SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY
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STATE
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FIRE AND MARIN
Are now prepared to issue Policies on all kinds of FIBST CLASS
Hisks, both Fire and Marine.
PEINCIPAL OFFICE, NO. -409 CALIFORNIA STREET
Opposite the Bank of California.
OFFICERS-
TYLEE CUKTIS, President, PETER DONAHUE, Vice President,
CHAS. H. CUSHING, Secretary, T. N. CAZNE&U, Marine Director.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Tyler Curtis, A. J. Bryant,
A. H. Kutherford, John Kosenfield,
E. Burke, J. W. Nye,
C. D. O. Sullivan,
Jolin J. Marks,
Hugh Whittell,
John H. Saunders,
Frank M. Pixley,
Alexander Austin,
John Middleton,
Peier Donahue,
Thos. N. Cazneau.
THE LOSSES PAID
On the Pacific Coast under the Massachusetts Law by the ~N"FAV ENGLA.ND
"jVTTTTTT A T i Life Insurance Company, of Boston, amount to
OVER SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE MAIN POINTS OF THE LAW UNDER WHICH THESE CLAIMS
WERE PAID.
flj^WNo Insurance on Life shall be forfeited by non payment of premium.
The net value of the Policy shall be ascertained at the time of the lapse of premium, and be
considered a net single premium of temporary insurance.
If the death of the party occurs within the term of temporary insurance, the Company shall be
bound to pay the whole Policy, the same as if there had been no lapse of premium ; provided the
Company shall have the right to deduct from the face of the Policy the amount of premium due,
with interest, at the date of death.
THE HEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Was Incorporated in 1835. It has accumulated
Assets of
,000,000.00.
This Company charges no more for Premiums on its insurance, than those companies that have
the unjust clause "pay promptly or forfeit," embodied in their policies.
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Office, N. E. Corner California and Sansom Sts.,
San Francisco.
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MERCHANTS' MUTUAL
MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of San Francisco.
ORGANIZED APRIL 2, 186S
OFFICE,
No. 406 CALIFORNIA ST
SA.2ST FEANCISCO.
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LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY IN U. S. GOLD COIN.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
C. L. TAYLOR, JABEZ HOWES,
F. ROEDING, A. L. TUBBS,
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. B. SCOTCHLER, JABEZ HOWE!
President. Vice-President.
E. W. BOTJB.2TB,
Secretary.
This Company is engaged exclusively in Marine Insurant
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
PACIFIC OIL & LEAD WOiK
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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. Works are now in operation, and prepared
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.
OFFICE— 3 and 5 Front Street, San Francisco, CaL
Orders addressed to " Pacific Oil and Lead Works," will have immediate
attention.
OFFICERS :
President, JOHN BENSLEY,
Vice President, - - L. B. BENOHLEY,
Superintendent, - - - B. P. BRUNER,
Secretary, - SAM'L I. O. SWEZEY.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.
0APITAL STOCK, (1,000,000.
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.
OFFICE :
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.
PRESIDENT, WM.ALYORD,
VICE PRESIDENT, - L. B. BENCHLEY,
SUPERINTENDENT, - - - B. P. BRUNER,
SECRETARY ------ SAM'L I. C. SWEZEY.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Pacific Mail Steamship Co,
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NEW YORK LINE, VIA PANAMA.
Leave New York loth and 30th. — Steamers Henry Chauncey, Ocean
Queen and Rising Star (3,000 tons each).
Leave San Francisco 3d and 17th. — Steamers Montana, Sacramento and
Arizona (3,000 tons each), Constitution (3,500 tons).
Steamer of 3d calls at San Jose de Guatemala, Acajutla and Punta Arenas
Steamer of 17th at Mazatlan, Manzanillo and Acapulco, and connecting Atlantic
Steamer at Kingston, Jamaica.
CHINA LIN1.
Leave San Francisco for Yokohama and Japan on the 1st of every month
until May, 1872, beginning in May, 1872, on the 1st and 16th. — Steamers Amer
ica, Japan, Great Republic, China, Colorado and Alaska (4,500 tons each)
Shanghae Branch.
Leave Yokohama four times a month for SHANGHAE, via Hiogo and Nag
asaki. — Steamers Golden Age, Oeegonian, New York and Costa Rica
(2,500 tons each).
Hakodate Branch.
Steamer Ariel, 1,700 tons, leaves Yokohama for Hakodate on the first o
every month.
fjgf When the sailing date falls on Sunday, the steamer will leave the preceding
Saturday. All steamers leave San Francisco punctually at 12 o'clock, noon.
New York to Aspinwall, 1,980 miles
San Francisco to Panama, 3,250 "
San Francisco to Yokohama, 4,800 "
San Francisco to Hong Kong, ------- 6,400 "
Yokohama to Shanghae, 1,200 "
Yokohama to Hakodate, 540"
Office of the Company in San Francisco,
AT THEIK WHAEF, C0ENEE FIEST AND BEANNAN STEEETS
ELDRIDGE & IRWIN, Agents.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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Ben. JMlaiay, President = = San Francisco.
William Morris, Yice President = "
€. J. BremtoiQL, Secretary = "
HMlaiay <& Brennani, General Agents "
DISPATCH STEAMERS TO THE FOLLOWING PLACES :
NORTHERN ROUTES.
Portland (Oregon), Sitka (Alaska), Eureka, Crescent City,
Port Oxford, Coos Bay and Vmpqua River*
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
Monterey, San Simeon, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles, Anaheim and San Diego,
MEXICAN ROUTE.
STEAMER EVERY FORTY DAYS.
Cape St. Lucas, Mazatlan, San Bias, Guaymas, and La Paz,
OFF-ICE, 217 S^NSOM STEEET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
VU1 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE GO,
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CAPITAL, - - $5,000,000
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TOI3STOIIs-A.Ij OPPICES:
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, KANSAS, OREGON, WASHINGTON AND IDAHO TERRITORIES,
BRITISH COLUMBIA, LOWER CALIFORNIA AND MEXICAN
PORTS, NEW YORK, ATLANTIC STATES, EUROPE.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGEAPH TEANSFEES
On New York, Boston and Philadelphia, payable in the principal cities of the United States
a"nd 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.
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COLLECTIONS AND COMMISSIONS
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 TEVIS, Vice President,
THEO. P. WOOD, Secretary,
CALVIN GODDARD, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
LLOYD TEVIS, ) « r
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D. O. MDLLS, j
CHAS. E. McLANE, Supt. Bank, San Francisco.
J. J. VALENTINE, Gen'l Supt. Express,
New York.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. IX
THE
Bank of California,
SAN FRANCISCO.
QA&WAM* • » $5,®®®,
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D. O. MILLS, - - - President.
W. C. RALSTON, - - . Cashier.
AGKEJSTTS :
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.
LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED,
Available for the purchase of Merchandise throughout the United States, Europe,
India, China, Japan and Australia.
HICHAM M SALE ON THE ATLANTIC CITIES.
DRAW DIRECT ON
LONDON, LEIPSIC,
D UBLIN, FRANKFORT- ON -MAIN,
PARIS, AUCKLAND,
ST. PETERSBURG, MELBOURNE,
AMSTERDAM, YOKOHAMA,
HAMB UR G, SHANGHAE,
BREMEN, HONGKONG,
VIENNA, SYDNEY.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Jmttom anfo ^u Jfranrisor $an&, limited,
(INCORPORATED UNDER THE JOINT STOCK COMPANIES' ACTS OP 1862 AND 1867— GREAT BRITAIN;
WITH WHICH HAS BEEN CONSOLIDATED THE BUSINESS OF
ihtmrft §: fctmpmtg, Ifattlttrs, §aw jrrmrosar.
Capital,
$5,000,000, Gold
Of which $3,000,000 is fully paid up.
HEAD OFFICE, 22 OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON.
DIRECTORS:
FREDERICK RODEWALD, London, Chairman.
£ ¥ £,E£EN- (of Russe11 & Sturgis, Manila,) London, Deputy Chairman.
H. L. BISCHOFFSHEIM, (of Bischoffsheim & Goldschmidt,) London.
J. F. FLEMMICH, (of Fred. Huth & Co.,) London.
JULIUS MAY, (late of San Francisco,) Frankfort-on-the-Main,
J. S. MORGAN, (of J. S. Morgan & Co.,) London.
£CJ?,£xTP£R?°H?,(of the late flrm of Parrott & Co., Bankers,) San Francisco.
BARON H. de STERN, (of Stern Brothers,) London.
RUDOLPH SULZBACH, (of Sulzbach Brothers,) Frankfort-on-the-Main.
Manager, M. D. PEEBLES. Secretary, JAMES M. STREETEN.
London Bankers, - - - LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK.
San Francisco Branch, 423 California St.
. MILTON S. LATHAM, President
CAMILO MARTIN, Asst. Manager.
Cashier, ARTHUR SCRIVENER. Accountant, ALFRED BANNISTER.
This Bank is ^^^^^^^ovC^vt^XM.^ in any part of the world : to transact every description
01 wanking and EXCHANGE Business, and to negotiate California and
Tl„ ,„,,„ . , . _ other American Securities in Europe.
The following are Agents and Correspondents, on any of whom, as alsS on the Head Office of the Bank
Letters of Credit will be granted, and Drafts Drawn. ""«-*•«» me J"im,
New York, Drexel, Morgan & Co.
Boston Third National Bank.
Philadelphia Drexel <fc Co.
London London Joint Stock Bank.
Bischoffsheim & Goldschmidt.
Friihling & Goshen.
Fred. Huth & Co.
J. S. Morgan & Co.
Stern Brothers,
Ireland Provincial Bank of Ireland.
Paris Bischoffsheim, Goldschmidt & Co.
A. J. Stern <fc Co.
Drexel. Harjes & Co.
Frankfort-on-the-Main.. Gebruder Sulzbach.
Berlin Deutsche Bank Actien Gesellschaft
Hamburg John Berenberg Gossler & Co.
Germany Bank of Saxe Meiningen.
Dresden Robert Thode <& Co.
Amsterdam La Banque de Credit et de Depot
(l6S PflVS-BtlS.
Antwerp Nottebohm Brothers.
>aples and Florence ..Anglo-Italian Bank.
Genoa Dapples & Co.
Kome Plowden & Co.
Valparaiso and Lima.. Fred. Huth, Gruning & Co.
China and Japan Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank-
„ ing Corporation.
„ ., LeComptoird'Escomptede Paris.
Manila Russell «fe Sturgis.
Australia and ) /Union Bank of Australia.
New Zealand/ iBank of New South Wales.
The undermentioned are Correspondents of the Bank :
Bowles Bros. & Co., Paris.
English Bank of Rio de Janeiro, Limited, Rio de Janeiro
Dualde Alzuyeta <fc Co., Acapulco, Mexico.
Southern Bank, New Orleans.
Geo. C. Smith <fc Bro., Chicago.
Gilmore, D-.mlap & Co., Cincinnati.
Barlholow, Lewis & Co.. St. Louis.
San Francisco, Cal., 1st January, 1872.
MIL TON S. LATHAM,
President.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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The Bank of British Columbia,
FAZD X7F 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. 91ACKEAN, Esq., London, (late of the firm of Turner & Co., China.)
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN.
ROBERT GILLESPIE, Esq., (Messrs. Gillespie, Moffatt & Co., Loudon.)
COURT OF DIRECTORS IN LONDON.
JAS. ANDERSON, Esq., (Messrs. Anderson, Anderson & Co., Londou.)
EDEN COLVILLE, Esq., Fenchureh Buildings, Loudon.
MARTIN RIDLEY SMITH, Esq., 1, Lombard Street, London, (of Messrs'
Smith, Payne & Smiths, Bankers.)
II. D. HARRISON, Esq., (Messrs. Falkner, Bell & Co., San Francisco.)
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BRANCHES s
PORTLAND, OREGON ; VANCOUVER ISLAND, AND BRITISH COLUMBIA.
AGB1TS s
New York, AOENCY BASK OP MOXTREAL.
Canada and British STorth American Provinces, BANK OF HOXTREAL.
Mexico and South America, LONHON BANK OF MEXICO & SOI I II AMERICA.
Australia and the Fast, ORIESTAI. It ASK CORPORATIOS.
England, BTATIOSAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF USGLAXD.
England KORTH «fe SOUTH WALES BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
Scotland, BRITISH LISTEN COMPANY'S BANK.
Ireland, BANK. OF IRELAND.
This Bank is prepared to receive Deposits on Current Account ; 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:
I, E. COR. CALIFORNIA ANG 5AN5QM STREETS*
WILLIAM H. TILLINGHAST, Manager.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BAM FHAHCISCEh
(The * California Lloyds,' established in 1861.)
Nos. 416 and 418 CALIFORNIA STREET.
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Cask Capital ■ if 50*000 Gold*
Assets exceed 1*000,000 Coin*
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i®^ Fair Rates.
Prompt Settlement of Losses.
f^r* Solid. Security.
DIRECTORS:
J. Mora Moss,
James Otis,
Moses Heller,
N. J. Dana,
M. J. O'Connor,
W. W. Montague,
Daniel Meyer,
Adam Grant,
William Scholle,
Charles Kohler,
Joseph Seller,
W. C. Ralston,
I. Lawreuce Pool,
A. Weill,
N. G. Kittle,
Jabez Howes,
Nicholas Luning,
John Parrott.
Milton S. Latham,
L. Sachs,
M. D. Sweeney,
Edward Cadwalader,
SACRAMENTO.
J. F. Houghton,
Jos. Brandenstein,
Gustave Touchard,
Nicholas Larco,
Geo. C. Hickox,
Morton Cheesman,
Geo. C. Johnson,
T. E. Lindenberger.
L. A. Booth.
MARYSVILLE.
L. Cunningham, Peter Decker.
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J. G. Kittle,
NEW YORK.
Benjamin Brewster,
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PORTLAND, O.
Henry Failing.
James Phelan,
GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. N. G. KITTLE, Vice President.
CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary. GEO. T. BOHEN, Surveyor.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XiH
THOS. H. SELBY & CO.
Nos. 116 AND 118 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
IMPORTERS OF
Bar and Plate Iron,
Slieet Copper, S&irto,
AND ALL KINDS OF
PLUMBING GOODS,
AND MANUFACTURE AT THE
Cor. of Howard and First Streets, San Franciseo,
Sheet Lead, Drop Shot, &c,
ALSO, PROPRIETORS OF THE
SELBY LEAD AND SILVER SMELTING WORKS,
S-A.U FRANCISCO.
CRUDE LEAD AND SILVER BARS
PURCHASED.
MAIN OFFICE, 116 AND 118 CALIFORNIA STREET.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
THE PACIFIC IRON WORKS
ESTABLISHED
EMBRACING
I1ST 1850.
MACHINE, BOILER, FORGING AND SMITHING,
PATTERN AND WOOD WORK DEPARTMENTS, DRAWING AND LIBRARY ROOMS, &c.
IRA P. RANKIN.
CEORCE W. FOCC, Superintendent.
ALBERT P. BRAYTON.
These works have now been in successful operation for the past twenty years. From a comparatively small
beginning in the year 1850, its increasing patronage has each year demanded enlarged facilities, until nur establishment,
in all its appointments, will compare favorably with that of any similar one in the country.
Our patterns, in variety and extent, are unsurpassed : embracing the latest improvements in all classes of ma-
chinery, adapted to use on this coast. Our several departments are well equipped with skillful workmen, and efficient
tools; enabling us to execute all orders entrusted to us promptly, and in the most workmanlike manner. With ample
facilities for doing work, as also for procuring our supplies from first hands, we are enabled to give our customers first
class machinery at. prices frequently paid for inferior work. The most skillful designing and engineering talent, apply-
ing to the various branches of mechanical work, constantly at the service of our customers.
Orders for all classes of Machinery, Castings or Boiler Work, promptly executed at the most reasonable rates.
Sole Agents for Huntoon's Patent Goveknok, the best Engine Eegulator'in use.
Particular attention given to Steamboat and Steamship Work. Alining and Hoisting Machinery of the most
approved construction. Depot for the Hansbrow Pimps.
We have fitted up a Foundry for tho exclusive manufacture of Cast Iron GAS AND WATER PIPE by Farrar's
patent process. This pipe is superior to any of Eastern or European manufacture. The leading sizes kept constantly
on hand.
First and Fremont Sts., between Mission and Howard,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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GEORGE HOWES.
JABEZ HOWES.
GEORGE HOWES & CO.
A. 3ST ID
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
302 CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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DISPATCH LINE
CLIPPER SHIPS FOR NEW YORK.
AGENTS FOR SUTTON & CO'S
Clipper Ships from New York
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SAIST FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PHCENIX IRON WORKS
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JONATHAN KITTREDGE,
MANUFACTURER OF
Iron Doors, Shutters,
Wrought
Iron
Girders,
Prison
Cells.
AND ALL KINDS OF HOUSE SMITH WORK.
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.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
VAN WINKLE & DAVENPORT,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Iron. Steel
K'Ca
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Cumberland Coal,
AXLES, SPRINGS, BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, ETC.
XTos. 413 and 415 Market Street,
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL.
I. S. VAN WINKLE. C. W. DAVENPORT.
GLASS WORKS
I NEWMAN <& DUVAL,
OFFICE AND WORKS,
FOOT OF1 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 Dollars.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION,
O F F I O E z
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL AND RESERVE FUND
Paid in? $ 203,500.
Amount Deposits held, $ 4,101,428.14<
President,
Vice President,
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OFFICERS:
JAMES de FREMERY.
- C. ADOLPHE LOW.
DIRECTORS :
JOHN ARCHBALD, CHARLES BAUM,
GEORGE C. POTTER, WASHINGTON BARTLETT,
CHARLES PACE, ROBERT B. SWAIN,
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Sex.
Cashier and Secretary, - LOVELL WHITE.
See General Review for a Notice of the operations of this Institution.
LOGAN & CO.
11.19 Montpury Street, 107 and 109 Sitter Street,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
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msun iEFH¥m ' w@@&i
EMBROIDERIES, PATTERNS, CANVAS,
EMBEOIDERING FLOSS AND TWIST,
And all other articles for Needle work, at Wholesale and Retail.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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MASONIC
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Guaranteed Capital,
$150,000,
OFFICE, NO. 6K)8TST., MASONIC TEMPLE
i»ri:si«e.\t, VICE PRESI1>EVX AWI> CA8HI
LE0NED1S 1. PKATT. WILLIAM H. CULTEE*
ROARO OF DIRECTORS
LEONIDAS E. PRATT, H. ROSEKRANS
GEORGE ROBINS,
FRANCIS SMITH,
M. R. ROBERTS,
CALEB S. HOBBS,
C. H. WETHERBEE,
WM. H. CULVER,
SECRETARY,
©EOIfcGE IflBIIS.
JOHN F. SNOW
HIRAM T. GRAVES,
JONATHAN KITTREDGE
W. T. GARRATT
FRANK EASTMAN.
nels may be sent, the Bank not being accountable for their sSted^ver? 'TtoS^SSL J^T1 Ch^m
should accompany his first deposit A nass-honlr will ho <i»ilJ!.«S +ZzZ y' ;. "^nature of the depositor
or sent by mafl i/desired. DPepoIit8^ ageUt ^ whom thc ^^ *™*».
McCAIN, FLOOD & McCLURE
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
[ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Clotlimg, (Semtlemeia's Fraraisliig Ooois,
HOSIERY, WHITE COODS, BLANKETS, ETC.
Between Front and Battery,
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SAVINGS & LOAN SOCIETY.
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UKTOOIRT'OIt-A-TEID 12TH -A.miL, 1859.
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N, E. COR. MONTGOMERY AND MARKET STREETS,
S-A.3ST FRANCISO.
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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.
OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT M. D. SWEENY.
VICE-PRESIDENT C. D. 0. SULLIVAN.
TREASURER EDWARD MARTIN.
ATTORNEY 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.
Sap* LOANS MADE ON SECURITY OF REAL ESTATE WITHIN THE CITY AND COUNTY. «^J
JAMES OTIS. W. A. MACONDRAY. F. W. MACONDRAY.
MAGONDRAY & CO.
SHIPPING
AND
MERCHANTS,
No. 206 SANSOM STREET,
S A. 3ST F H .A. 3ST O I S O O .
AGENTS FOR THE
YANG-TZE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, SHANGHAE,
AND
HONG KONG LINE OP SAILING PACKETS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xxi
First Premium awarded wherever exhibited— Fair of Mechanics Institute, 1865 & ?— State Fair 1868.
ESTABLISHED 1856.
STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS,
CHARLES BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
FAMILY CHARTRES COFFEE.
ALWAYS ON HAND
. EO AST All iBilll COFFEE,
AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS.
Also, Saleratus. Carbonate of Soda, Cream of Tartar & Baking Powder
NO. 707 SANS03I STREET, CORNER OF GOLD,
Between Jackson and Pacific Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
Geo. 0. Whitney, Chas. M. Kimball, James G. Whitney.
GEO. O. WHITNEY & CO.
IMPORTERS k
Nos. 315, 317, 319, and 321 PINE ST,, (South Side,)
Between Montgomery and Sansom.
PIONEER FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
FMii'HF©* wjMavkmwwym m9Uiri»«Mu»9 c»v«t
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.
f HI HIEClAlf If KUt-IIl
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON.
Chief Office, 1 Royal Exchange, London.
CAPITAL, .... $5,000,000.
FIRST ISSUE, - - - $2,500,000.
MACFARLANE, BLAIR & CO., Agents,
302 CALIFORNIA STREET.
This Company accepts risks on Specie and Cargo at Current Rates.
» ».» »
Note. — By the Company's Articles of Association, it is provided that after payment to the
Stockholders of a dividend of 10 percent, per annum, one fourth of the residue of profits will be
rateably divided amongst those insurers out of whose business profits have been made during the
year.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
XX111
4 ^*> <^^e3b^»£-U« «K) ^^$)
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
AND
AUCTIONEERS.
•-•-•
AGENTS OF THE
Regular Dispatch Line of Honolulu Packets.
-« — «,.-» — ►_
Particular attention paid to the Sale of Merchandise ; Purchase and Shipment of California and
Oregon Produce ; Chartering of Vessels ; Effecting Insurance, etc., etc.
Liberal Advances made oh Consignments.
HTos. 204 and 206 California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
PLATT & NEWTON,
M &2
MERCHANTS,
AND
NEW YORK.
XXIV
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
1
IiLOM ft 00.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
American, English and German
r±
i
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. SAN FRANCISCO.
WSr STRICTLY WHOLESALE. Orders respectfully solicited.
W®
ran, Nielsen
& COMMISSION
And Commercial Agents of the
(SIAWT PQWDEH COSSPJL
OFFICE, 210 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
XXV
*8
wim
41T BATTERY STREET, COR. MERCHANT,
Late of Cox & Nichols — San Francisco.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN
HIDES, TALLOW, PELTS, OIL,
LIATIIB
gfe
OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING FRENCH, EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA,
Importers of Tanners' Tools and Materials. Also, Agents
for Jas. S. Mason & Co's Blacking.
PAY THE HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICES FOR HIDES, TALLOW AND PELTS.
MARK CONSIGNMENTS-A. C. N. & CO., SAN FRANCISCO.
E»ni'\D JOXE8,
JOSEPH BOSTOJV
■J
Santa Cruz.
SAMl'EL C. OKAY,
San Francisco.
GRAY, JONES <te CO.
DEPOT OF THE
Sllf A §111 f Mil
TRADE
5^™°*^
E. JONES&C9
MARK.
NO. 418 BATTERY STREET,
Manufacturers exclusively of the best quality of
; OAK SOItB H1HH«
BOSTON, JONES & CO., SANTA CRUZ.
XXVI SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
fill 0KHfKHB,
No. 108 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
AGENT FOR
DUPONT'S CANNON, MUSKET, BLASTING AND SPORTING
owDsa.
Lake Superior and Pacific Fuse Company's
NEVER-FAILING
"W7"^A.m^wA.3srTEr>.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS COS
RIFLES, CARBINES, MUSKETS AND FIXED AMMUNITION,
E. Raas, San Francisco. C. Raas, Paris
C. & E» RAAS & GO.
IMPORTERS OF
9SS, ®&®®@S, ©411111111,
ITALIAN CLOTHS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
ISTo. 616 S-A-G^l-A.3SJ:ElSrTO STREET,
Above Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO.
M. ULLMANN & CO.
«
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Beaver, Broaflcli, Cassimere, mil Tailors' Trimmings,
628 & 630 SACRAMENTO STREET,
Between Montgomery and Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
XXVU
NORTHERN
Iftl
OF LONDON AND ABERDEEN.
Subscribed Capital, * * 810,090,000.
Accumulated Funds -, s « 5, 00 0,0 00*
Annual Fir© Pieminm, ■ * 050,000*
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID IN U. S. GOLD COIN.
1 m >
W. L. BOOSER, - - - Agent,
319 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
The Policies of this Company are not only guaranteed by the Capital, but also by the unlimited
personal responsibility of nearly one thousand shareholders.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.
No. 319 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Notice is hereby given mat arrangements nave Deen entered into between tie
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY
AND THE
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPACT,
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 bv the Commanders of the Ships
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, for "delivery to C. A. HEXDERSOX,
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, applv to the undersigned.
Arrangements can be made for the shipment of Gold and Silver Ores from Aspinwall by the
Companv'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.
W. L. BOOKER.
XXV111 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Helbixg & Straus,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CROCKER T,
Class and China Ware, Cutlery, Lamps,
SILVER-PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE,]
LOOKING CLASSES, ETC.
102 AND 104 BATTERY STREET, COR. OF PINE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
C. VEXTARD,
625 AND 627 FRONT ST.
MANUFACTORY OF THE
ORIGINAL CHARTRES COFFEE,
First introduced into this country in June, 1851.
All kinds of Green, Roasted and Ground Coffees.
ALSO, SPIOES AND CALIFORNIA MUSTARD.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
XXIX
MAIN & WINCHESTER,
■ABBUBY WABBH0U81
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
Harness, Bridles, Saddles, Whips,
COLLARS, SADOLEWARE, ETC.
AND
LEATHEE ®f ITJEEY DESCRIPTION,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast for
HILL'S CONCORD HARNESS AND COLLARS.
-«♦-»- ♦»
Nos. 214 and 216 Battery St., San Francisco.
W. F. RUSSELL,
SPECIAL AOENT FOR
m 11
run
OF HONG KONG,
J\.1VI>
HONG KONG DISTILLERY CO.
[LIMITED.]
®fil#©$ %M Mmnmomm Bt®9 tap st®iwm$)
SAN FRANCISCO.
XXX
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO
(Successors to Kelly, Walsh §r Co.)
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
H Ik I
9
GLASS, &e.
101, 103 k 105 Front St., & 110 Pine Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, for the sale of Chance's 21 oz. and 26 oz. C.
S. Glass. Also, Agents for the London and Manchester Co's White Plate Glass-
JAMES R. KELLY. C. D. 0. SULLIVAN.
SAN FRANCISCO
94C$
AGTOHY.
Constantly on hand,*a Large and Complete Assortment of
tea
WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, TARRED MANILA ROPE, ETC.
MANUFACTURED FROM
PURE MANILA HEMP.
Office at TUBBS & CO., 611 and 613 Front Street.
MANUFACTORY AT THE POTRERO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
XXXI
STOCK COMPANY.
PITAL STOOK, - i80096
Number of Shares, 3,000. $100 per Share.
« — »» »
I^COR^OH^TED APRIL 3, 1867.
r»
llBlSt President ft Hanacer
SPBEC
< — »— >
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
C. SPRECKELS, GEORGE H. EGGERS, C. H. VOIGT,
H. HORSTMANN, F. HAGEMANN.
COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
210 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Works, S. W. cor. Eighth and Brannan Sts.
<■»»»>
This Refinery, having recently trebled its capacity, is
better prepared to supply the great demand for
its various kinds of
SUGARS AND SYRUPS.
XXX11
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
THOMAS THOMPSON.
THORNTON THOMPSON.
THOMPSON BROTHERS,
if 1
In
129 & 131 BEALE STREET, BETWEEN MISSION & HOWARD.
SAN FRANCISCO.
I »» m I
Light and Heavy Castings of every description
Manufactured.
ALBAHY BREWERY
C. SPRECKLES & CO., Proprietors.
I
to
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CO
GO
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
This Establishment has been enlarged for the third time during the past season, and now
possesses facilities unsurpassed by any competition for the production of
SUPERIOR CREAM ALE,
To supply the increasing demands of the public.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xxxiii
ESTABLISHED IN 1853
li & DAIiEaA
i
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Twines^ Baskets, Brushes, Paper Bags, etc.
Direct Importers of Baskets from leading German and French Manu-
facturers.
«■».»>
Agents for the Sale of
San Francisco Percussion Match Go's Matches,
American Net and Twine Co's Twines,
Boston Flax Mills Twines,
J. C. Oonroy & Co's Fishing Tackle,
Hollingsworth & Whitney's Paper Bags,
Sherman's Improved Clothes Wringers,
0. E, Griswold & Co's Feather Dusters,
F. McLaughlin's Brushes,
Parke's Magic Chum, (call and examine it,)
AMD PROPRIETORS OF
ARMES' STAIR, EXTIRA. BROOM.
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. Send for a catalogue.
SALESROOM AND WAREHOUSE AT
XTos. 215 <& 217 Sacramento St
SAJNT FRANCISCO.
XXX VI
AN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
3 rattislt (Simmttml §nmmtt $0.
HEAD OFFICE, - - GLASGOW.
-4<**-+^^-*—
Capital,
$5,000,000
..»..<>.»_
ACCEPTS RISKS IDNT
California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington Territory,
And all Premiums earned on the Pacific Coast are invested in California State Securities.
A@!AEIa4» ®£4iK $§ ©<
l9 e2>«hil£^«k S5& ^^5>©
302 CALIFORNIA ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
THEODORE BOGEL.
JOHN ABRAMS.
JAMES E. CARROLL.
H
WHOLESALE
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES,
Finery GOODS,
Druggists' Sundries, Perfumery, etc., etc.
Near California,
San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXXVli
THE PACIFIC
PNEUMATIC CAS CO.
IS THE
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
AND THE
mWMY SUCCESSFUL CJ&MPAN1
Which makes a business of erecting
lonsv i§ §as wins
ON THIS COAST.
HO ACCIDENT TO PROPERTY, LIMB OR LIFE
HAS EVER BEEN CAUSED BY THE WORKS OF THE
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Company.
In none of its town-works has the consumer ever been
left without gas after dark.
-* »»— >
THE PACIFIC PNEUMATIC GAS COMPANY
Absolutely guarantees tie success of all its i oris.
-* ■»-■> >
J. W. STOW, - - - President.
A. D. BELL, - Secretary.
F. P. HOWABJD, - Special Agent.
OFFICE :
304 Pine Sreet, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
XXXV111
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
JOHN TAYLOR & GO.
512 A1STD 514= WASHINGTON STREET,
IMPORTERS OF AXIt DEALERS 1HT
.AND SUNDRIES,
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.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS.
We have purchased Mr. Wm. Shew's Entire Stock of Photographic Materials and 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 WORKS
All Orders w ill have prompt and careful attention.
GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1872.
C. L. KELLOGG,
427 SANSOM ST., near Clay, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
IlVriPOIEtTIEiR, .A-HNTID DEALER IN
GARDEN,
FIELD,
JIT,
MESQUIT GRASS. PURE CALIFORNIA ALFALFA.
Seeds will be packed in the best manner, to go any distance, and forwarded as desired. Light kinds of seeds can
be forwarded through the mail, postage paid. All orders, by mail or otherwise, (with remittances) will be attended to
with care and dispatch. The greatest care will be taken to have all Seeds sold bv me pure, reliable and the very best
and choicest of their kind. A Liberal Discount made to the Trade. The Agents of Wells Fargo it Go's Express
and Postmasters generally, »re requested to act as agents for receiving orders lor seeds. Boxes of Seeds containing
100 Papers, or more, put up for the Country Trade, in such assortments as desired.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXXIX
SPRING VALLEV
flf 1. *
Wilis,
1
Incorporated under Act of the Legislature, April 8, 1858.
< — .» >
CAPITAL STOCK, - - - $8,000,000.
Divided into 80,000 Shares of $100 Each.
RESERVOIRS:
San Andres, Capacity 4,650,000,000 Gallons.
Pilarcitos, " 1,045,000,000 "
Lake Honda, " 34,000,000 "
College Hill, • " 14,000,000 "
Francisco Street, " 7,000,000 "
Russian Hill, " 4,000,000
Buchanan Street, " 2,000,000 '
Brannan Street, " 500,000
OFFICERS:
President, W. F. BABCOCK.
Vice President, - JAMES D. WALKER.
Secretary, E. M. MILES-
TRUSTEES:
JOHN PARROTT, W. F. BABCOCK,
LLOYD TEVIS, JAS. D. WALKER,
N. LUNING. LEWIS CUNNINGHAM.
CHAS. E. McLANE.
OFFICE OF THE WORZS,
516 CALIFORNIA STREET,
xl
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
WAMMT* ©ATI
CELEBRATED
WM. G. BADGER, Sole Agent,
No. 7 SANSOM STREET.
SAN FRANCISCO.
a
OFFICIALS
This will certify, that the Hallet, Davis & Co's Pianos, exhibited by Wm.
G. Badger, at the Eighth Industrial Fair of the Mechanics' Institute, held at San
Francisco, 1871, received the FIRST PREMIUM and the only Medal awarded
for Eastern-made Pianos.
A. S. HALLIDIE, Pres. Board of Managers.
W. H. WILLIAMS, Sec'y " "
HETHEMANN c£ GO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
M4
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
©OLE AGENTS FOR.
Veuve Xavier, Jouvin & Co's Paris Kid Gloves, and Dachez Shawls.
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR A\T DESCRIPTION OF
BLANKETS, FLMHELS MB CASSISEBES
Manufactured by the San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory.
HIDES AND WOOL BOUCHT AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, FEANOE, GEEMANY AND NEW YOEK.
No. I SAWBtM Iflllf,
ADJOINING COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
xli
DIRECTED BY THE FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF JESOS.
m i§n, nrooBFo&ATED in 1
WITH A FULL STAFF OF
PROFESSORS AND TUTORS,
AND A
THOROUGH SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
IN
LATIN, MATHEMATICS, HISTORY,
GREEK, NATURAL SCIENCES, GEOGRAPHY,
ENGLISH, ARITHMETIC, USE OF THE GLOBES,
MENTAL PHILOSOPHY, BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
lyj
FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN, GERMAN,
AMI MSWMJ™™""
m.m
usie
w$
A2TD DRAWING,
DIVIDED INTO TWO REGULAR COURSES :
BESIDES A
raEPARATOEY 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 Fran-
cisco, Cal.
Xlii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
STENCIL PLATES
CUT B"5T
it THUWOEf HT8
318 TFiroxit Street,
S-A-OSr FRANCISCO, CA.X.-
STENCIL PLATES, when handsomely executed, present the cheapest and best mode of advertising that
can be adopted. This is the experience of all who use them.
STENCIL PLATES OF EVERY PATTERN cut at this establishment in a style unequaled 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 given in person, promptly executed and forwarded. Parties sending
orders by letter are particularly requested to white plainly and give the exact space they wish the
LETTERS TO OCCUPY.
By close application and superior execution of work during an experience of thirteen years, Mr. TRU-
WORTHY has extended his business to its present proportions. His present facilities for rapid and tasteful
execution of all 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 Halt's Stencil Tools, Plates and Impressions, and everything pertaining
to his business, I am prepared to furnish his customers with fac-similes of his work.
BRUSHES, INK AND MARKING POTS FOR SALE.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
F- Ik-dC TRUWORTHY'S,
318 FRONT STREET, comer Commercial, (Up Stairs) San Francisco, California.
S. ETTINOER,
MANUFACTURER OF
FRINGES, GIMPS, CORDS, TASSELS,
BUTTONS, and all kinds of
LADIES' BB.ESS TRIMMIIGS,
UPHOLSTERY AND MILITARY TRIMMINGS, ETC., ETC.
105 Post Street, op p. tbe White House,
Neat Work, moderate charges. saitst Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xJiii
u<§
FRENCH
BOARDING m DAT
FOR TOTJaTG LADIES.
Conducted by /VLada/vie L. Forster.
French, German and English Systematically Taught.
For terms apply at the Academy,
912 SUTTEE STREET, NEAR LEAVENWORTH, SAN FRANCISCO.
Private Lessons given in French..
< — »» >
COURSE OF STUDY:
French, German, and as complete an English Course as is taught in our best Seminaries.
Those who choose can take a Select Course.
SESSIONS:
The year is divided into two sessions of twenty-four weeks each, or four quarters of twelve
weeks each.
Pupils will be received at any time, but it is earnestly desired that all be present at the
opening of the term.
No deduction for absence, except in case of protracted sickness will be made.
EXPENSES:
Per quarter of twelve weeks, payable invariably in advance.
Kindergarten for children under six years -
Elementary Department - - - - - - - 18 00
Intermediate ---------
Higher 30 00
Stationery ....----- 3 00
Board and Washing -------- 96 00
xliv
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Imp@f*tikti@n ®ii*@©t!
®
ill.
i
Comtnereial Street, cor. Zieidesdorff,
Has just received, by Steamer Constitution, the finest assortment of
fiir.GtEiXSH ^@@®S,
Ever Imported to this Market, Comprising
Mixed Coatings,
Fancy Cheviots,
Blue Diagonals,
Worsted Coatings,
Black Super. Broadcloths,
Fancy Stripes,
Grey Checks,
Black Doeskins,
Bedfords,
Blue Pilots,
Blue Beavers,
Black Beavers,
Brown Beavers, &c.
THIS IS THE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WHERE THE GENUINE
ENGLISH GOODS CAN BE HAD.
Remember our Prices to Order are:
JPANTS, $6 00
BUSINESS SUITS, - 25 00
BEAVER SUITS, 35 00
ML SHORT, 527 Commercial Street.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
.Vb'VWttC&'.A.&feVlW.
Nos,2l3, 215, 217 and 219 MARKET STREET, 9 and II BEALE ST.
SAN FKANCISCO.
HOBBS, GILMORE & CO.
Mfiirufaoturers or
JfcLfl © a
ALSO,
satwhstg- -A.isrr) iPTaJ^isrTisrcz- miilil,.
;co
The Pioneer Expressman of Forty-Nine,
AND FOR THE PAST TWENTY YEARS
ISSION MEHCHASfT
And Dealer in all kinds of
HAY, GRAIN AND PRODUCE,
OFFICE AX
TODD'S GRAIN DEPOT,
200 33A."\7"XJS JS'JL'JHLUEIET, 3XT. 33. oox*. Sacramento,
Warehouse, 118 & 130 Sacramento, and 119 Commercial Sts., San Francisco.
John P. Clabrough.
Joseph Clabrough.
CLABROUGH ^ BROS.
630 Montgomery St., 2d door South of Washington, San Francisco,
And No. 89 BATH STREET, Birmingham, (England)
GUN, PISTOL & RIFLE MANUFACTURERS,
Importers of every description of
FIRE ARMS AND CUN MATERIALS,
Colt's, Smith and "Wesson's, Sharp's, Henry's and Spencer's RIFLES AND PISTOLS,
Dixon's Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, etc., Wostenholm's Pocket Cutlery, Eley's Caps, Wads and all kinds of
Breech-Loading Ammunition. Sole agents for Stanton's Patent Rebounding Gun i-.ock.
New work made to order. Repairing done in the best manner, and warranted to give satisfaction.
xlvi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
U
ENTERPRISE" SAWfflQ AND PLANING MILL.
D. A. Macdonald, > „..»., JJ- H- Macdonald,
Joseph McUill, 5 IH. Chapman.
D. A. MACDONALD <& CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
DMrs, Sm§l®% Blinds and Molding!
217 to 225 Spear St., and 218 to 226 Steuart St.,
Between Howard and Folsom, San Francisco.
« ^ i
FINISHING WORK for Buildings constantly on hand and got up to Order.
S. Herrmann, C. H. Young. 1'hil. Neis.
HERRMANN, NEIS & CO.
(Successors to Casimir Winter <fc Co.)
IMPORTERS OF
wWmp wWmWkw JUM mmmWmmw diUl
Agency of the South Park Malt House,
NO. 313 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO
Orders from any part of the Pacific Coast Promptly Attended to.
'
WXXXULSf KHGI.AOTBR,
PACIFIC FRINGE FACTORY!
NO. 751 MARKET STREET, bet. 3rd and 4th Sts.
Fringes ! Fringes ! Fringes !
Ladies \ be careful, and save your money, by purchasing your Dress Trimmings at then
PACIFIC FRINGE FACTORY, No. 751 MARKET STREET. I
Having on hand the largest assortment of silk in the State, I am prepared to manufacture]
goods to order, and sell for cash lower than any other house in the State. FRINGE, GIMH
BUTTONS and all Trimmings made in the best manner and of the finest material, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Give me a call and judge for yourselves. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
751 MARKET STREET,
PACIFIC FRIHGE FACTORY. I
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
xlvii
II
FQOTDBY
J^ND
mum
9
ANQKLL, PALMER & 00., Proprietors,
Nos. 247 to 259 FIRST STREET,
S^lDST FRANCISCO.
Th.is Establishment is new Manufacturing
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS
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.
FARMERS' & MECHANICS' BANK
OF SAVINGS,
225 SAHSOM ST., SAH FRANCISCO.
Guarantee Capital, - $150,000.
-««•►♦■♦•
H. DUTTON, President.
G. M. CONDEE, Cashier.
N. C. FASSETT,
I. E. DAVIS,
C. CLAYTON,
DIRECTORS.
JAS. LAIDLEY,
ABNER DOBLE,
B. H. FREEMAN,
G. W. SWAN,
H. DUTTON,
G. M. CONDEE.
-4 ♦ <-*--•. »-
No charge for entrance fee or Bank Book. Deposits received in sums from one dollar upwards.
Dividends declared the first Monday in July and January. Loans made on real estate and Collateral
Securities.
xlviii
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
P.
BILLIARD TABLE
MANUFACTURER.
571 Market St., below Second;
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole Agent for PHELAN AND COLLENDER'S PATENT BEVELED
BILLIARD TABLES, Patented June 6, 1871 ; and new, improved EUREKA
WIRE CUSHIONS, Patented May 2, 1871.
G. W. SWAN & GO'S
UNION BOX FACTORY
Hos. Ill and 116 Spear Street,
Between Mission and Howard,
SAN FBA»CiHCO*
DOVE-TAILED BY MACHINERY
WITH PROMPTNESS -A.DNTD DISPATCH.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XHx
IT. GRATT A CO.
UNDERTAKERS,
641 Sacramento Street,
Corner 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.
J. H. RICHARDSON. C. S. WRIGHT. D. D. HOLLAND.
RICHARDSON, HOLLAND & CO.
| CORNER BEALE AND MISSION STS.
(Office, 304 Mission St.) SAN FRANCISCO.
Moldings, Brackets, Frames, Sash, Blinds, Boors, and
all descriptions of Wood- Work Finish.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
«3T©Hlf E4NW
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
BOSTON, ^C-A.SS.
■•-»♦
GEORGE P. SAWYER, President. GEO. B. AGER, Secretary.
ELIZUR WRIGHT, Actuary.
Organized as the Exponent of the Non-Forfeiture Law of Massachusetts.
•-•-•
This Laiv effectually prevents the gross injustice practiced by Com-
panies of other States, of forfeiting moneys paid on policies in case of
failure to pay the premium when due. The JOHN HANCOCK is the
Company which has the honor of the first practical compliance with
the above Statute. It is the only established Company which makes
all its policies Non-Forfeitable after one payment. Dividends declared
Annually-
v CAIJFOBMA Kit A \« II, SAX FBANCISCO,
410 KEARNY STREET, BET. CALIFORNIA AND PINE.
H. F. W. HOFFMAN, General Agent,
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED.
S. L. STANLEY. JOHN SPRUANCE. C. C. CHAPMAN.
SPRUANCE, STANLEY & CO.
Successors to H. Webster & Co. and J. & J. Spruance,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Willi All ITODORS
No. 410 FRONT ST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
EDWARD MAKXIHT.
». V. B. IIEHfAKIE.
E. MARTIN & GO.
WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN
*^
408 FB.02TT STREET,
ShU FBANCI5CG*
Gannon's Cigar Store.
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PETER T. GANNON,
RETAIL DEALER IN THE
raieit Brands Hayana Clears,
MEERSCHAUM PIPES9 ETC.
Corners of Montgomery, Post and Market Streets,
8AN fRANCISCO.
B. L. SOLOMON <& SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
Curtain Materials, Furniture Coverings,
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
JOHIT S. KEMP, Agent,
4,06 Market Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
■111! ©I1II$
DEAJLER IN
touts fW|*t*» Mmnk
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&A<£>
The production of his own Vineyard, at Vina, Tehama County,
Depot, 418 & 420 Market Street, corner Sutter,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
B. H. FEEEMAN,
XTos. 413 and 415 Mission Street,
Adjoining Mechanics' Mill. >
Between First and Fremont Streets. JT
SAN FRANCISCO.
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SCROLL SAWING AN D TUENING.
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MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT AND CEDAR FOR SALE.
Constantly on hand anil made to order, Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, Etc., Etc.
©RATIO XT. COOK,
lbat:
DEALER IN
um
08E AID BELTING
FIRE CAPS AND BELTS,
■U6TI0N HOSB 4KB Pill BUCEBTO,
Agency for the Douglass Artificial Limbs,
8oi Battery Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
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■BELT LEATHER EOE, SALE.
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HOIiliADATr A BEENHAM, Agents.
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 LP7ERP00L SALT, in large and small bags.
MILL, 249 STEUART STREET.
OFFICE, 42S FRONT STREET, SAJV FRANCISCO.
E. C. BOOB AE <& CO.
WM^^Wwt^wm til Ctomteasicws
WHARVES BUILT,
WATER LOTS PILED AND CAPPED. j
Foundations for Brick Buildings Piled and Capped, Piles and Square Timber
OlST HAKTID AUXTID FOR SA.LE.
OFFICE-S. W. Cor. Steuart and Howard Streets.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. \[\\
LEOPOLD KUH,
(Formerly of the U. S. Branch Mint, S. F.)
&
No. 611 Commercial Street,
(OPPOSITE TUB TJ. S. BlELAlXraiEa: HULTUXTT,)
A. W. VON SCHMIDT,
ifrl liglMeer ft Surveyor,
OFFICE, PIONEER BUILDING,
808 MONTGOMERY STREET, NEAR JACKSON,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MEEKER, JAMES «fc GO.
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WA&OI AID CARRIA&E
Corner California and Davis Streets,
©AJV FRANCISCO.
GEO. M. WOOD & CO.
Engravers, Die Sinkers, Stencil Cutters and Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Stencil Tools
a°nd Stock, Key Check Dies, and Stock & Lion's Head Seal Presses, Copper Plate Ink, Card
Plates, Stencil Alphabets and Figures, and a splendid assortment of superior hand plated Doo
Plates constantly on hand and 'for sale cheap, 312 Bush Street, (at Chas. Otto & Co's hardware store)
Russ House Block, between Montgomery and Kearny Streets, San Francisco, Cal.
mO ORDER. Cards elegantly Printed, Written and Engraved. Fine Stencil Name Plates cut in
|_ Roman, German Text, Old English ; also, engraved in Writing Style. Steel Name Stamps, Brass
and Electrotype Stamps, Burning Brands, Raised Brass Work, etc., etc.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory.
LOCATION, S. S. BEANNAN ST,, BEtTsEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
Have on hand Coopers' Stock of all descriptions, and ate fully prepared
to manufacture to order packages of all kinds and sizes.
FLINT, PEABODY & CO., Agents.
N. P. LANGLAND,
STAIR BUILDER
AND
Wood Turner,
485 AND 487 BRAMAN ST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
fpiiiitiif^ iiipiif
Paper, Oil Cloth, Window Shades and Furniture Warehouse.
American Flags and Regimental Banners constantly on hand and Made to Order.
Removed from Clay Street and Corner Sansom and California Streets
opposite New Bank of California, to
514 Market and 21 Sutter Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
JESSE HEALY.
M. C. JEWELL.
AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT
MANUPACTl'RED BY
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL PAINT CO.
OFFICE, COR. FOURTH AND TOWNSEND STS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
HEALY «fc JEWELL,
-Agents.
Mixed ready for Application, and sold only by the Gallon.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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HATS AND HAT MATERIAL
AT WHOLESALE,
N. E. Cor. Montgomery and Bush Streets,
SA.3ST FRANCISCO.
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J, C, leussdorffer & Brother,
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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Hatters' Flushes,
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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
l3.t6St StVlGS»
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
JST. B. cor. Montgomery and Bush Sts., San Francisco.
RETAIL STORES :
Nos. 200 and 202 Montgomery Street, corner Bush,
Nos. 635 and 637 Commercial Street, .
No. 647 "Washington Street, - - - - -
No. 105 J Street,
Corner Front and Morrison Streets. - - - -
San Francisco
San Francisco
San Francisco
Sacramento
Portland, O
Ivi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
MARIUE AXTD FIRE.
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THE
California insurance Co*
OFFICE, No. 318 CALIFORNIA STREET,
One Door East from Sansom Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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Guarantee Capital Paid up (in Gold) $300,000.
Assets, .... $400,000.
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C. T. HOPKINS, Prest. H. B. TICHENOR, Vice Prest.
Z. CROWE LL, Secretary.
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THE ONLY MUTUAL!
4 ^mm — fr
All Insurance profits divided annually among the holders
of participating policies.
IMPERIAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LOJSTDON.
Established 1803.
Capital Stock Subscribed, - - - $8,000,000.00.
do do Paid up in Cash, - - 3,500,000.00.
Assets, December. 31, 1870, - - 5,716,015.08.
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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,
I3ST XT- S. G-OILID COIHST.
FALH1TER, BELL <& CO.
ISTo. 430 CALIFORNIA STREET
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. lvii
II. CASEBOLT. DAVID KERR.
OASBBGIA A KK It .11 .
COACH AND CAR BUILDERS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
^^„ CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Carriage and Wagon Stock, Trimmings, etc.
Corner Market and Fifth, Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Wagons and Carriages of every description Made to Order, Stored and Sold on Commission ; also,
Bought and Exchanged, and General Jobbing done with Neatness and Dispatch.
Parties wishing Carriages of any description, can have them ordered through us from the leading
Coach Builders in the Atlantic cities.
ORDERS FROM THE COUITBT PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
PIONEER PAPER MILL,
TAYLORVILLE, MARIN CO., CAL.
S. F. TAYLOR & CO., - - - - Proprietors.
Manufacturers and Importers of all kinds of
PAPER AND PAPER BAGS, TWtNEt ETC.
PAPER WAREHOUSE, NO. 416 CLAY STREET,
S-A.N" PRA.NOISOO.
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
MANUFACTURER AND ENGRAVER OF
METALLIC SIGNS, AND SIGN PAINTER
No. 430 Kearny Street,S. E. cor. California and Kearny,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Up Stairs,
DOOR PLATES AND OFFICE SICNS MADE TO ORDER.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
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COMPANY.
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COMPANY.
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MORRIS SPEYER «£ GO.
General A
eneral Agents,
No. 13 Merchants' Exchange.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Hx
H. M. NEWHALL. § J. O. ELDRIDGE. G. PALACHE
H. M. NEWHALL & CO.
AUCTIONEERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
FIRE-PROOF BRICK,
309, 311, 313 Sansom 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.
Cash Advances on AATexroliA.3a.c3.ise for Snlo.
H. F. WILLIAMS. ROB'T C. PAGE.
HENRY F. WILLIAMS & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Room No. 20, Stevenson's Building,
S. E. corner Montgomery and California Streets,
S-A.3ST FBANCISCO.
Prompt attention given to all matters pertaining to Real Estate, such as Buying
and Selling on Commission, Negotiating Loans, Investing Capital,
and Managing Estates.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
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OFFICE, 513-AFTER MAY 18, 1872,
526 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Office Hours, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Extra hours on Saturdays from 7 to 8 p.m., for receiving of Deposits only.
Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral Securities, at current rates
of interest.
CEOSGE LETTE, L. GOTTIG,
SECRETARY. PRESIDENT.
See General Review for a notice of the operations of this Institution.
II. I,. NIHO\, A. WEILI,, «fc E. Ait\sn:i\, s. avi:i I.I„
San Francisco. New York.
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
BROADCLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, Billiard Cloths,
Ladies' Cloakings and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
JYos. 632 and 634 Sacramento Street,
And 631 and 633 Commercial Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
AGENCY FOR THE CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, &c.
Manufactured by the Mission Woolen Mills.
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J^Orders for EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN GOODS promptly and carefully filled, for a
reasonable commission, by our Houses — 28 Rue de L'Echiquier, Paris, and 155 Chambers Street,
New York.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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&E0. C, SIREVE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
I
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HO Montgomery Street,
Make a Specialty of the
I
STERLING SILVER WA
Particular attention is requested to the many attractive
designs now being produced by this celebrated Company.
With works projected on a scale unparalleled for magnitude
in the World, together with the best talent for designing, the
most skilled workmen, the best labor-saving machinery, and
the immense amount of goods produced, they are enabled
to offer the best made and most artistic articles at the lowest
possible price.
The standard of Silver used is British Sterling.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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IMPORTERS OF
IBVIHID
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Straw and Fancy Goods,
XTo. 13 SA2TSOM STREET,
Between Bush and Sutter, next to Cosmopolitan Hotel,
\AX
JVb. 32 Hue du Faubourg-JPoissonniere, — PARIS.
PIOIEER WOOLEN FACTORY,
LOCATED -A.T
Black Point, San Francisco, Cal.
MANUFACTORY OF ALL CLASSES OF
BLANKETS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, OVERSHIRTS,
TEAMSTERS' SHIRTS, FIREMEN'S SHIRTS, UNDERSHLRTS
AND DRAWERS, SLUICE BLANKETS, &c.
Depot and Office— Ho. 115 Battery Street.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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LAKE, BOBBINS & it.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
BOOK, JEWS, WEITIIG
AND
Paper Bags1 Straw and Binders' Boards,
Black and Colored Inks,
No. 516 SACRAMENTO & 519 COMMERCIAL STREETS,
BETWEEN 8AN8OM .AJND MONTGOMERY,
FRANCIS BLAKE, )
JAMES MOFFITT, S San Francisco.
CHAS. F. BOBBINS,)
JAMES W. TOWNE, New York.
San Francisco.
b. Mcquillan,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
WAL
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AND
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LOOKING GLASSES,
Engravings, Chromos, Lithographs, Etc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Nos. 209 & 211 Leidesdorff St.
Between Commercial and Sacramento,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pictures, Diplomas and Business Cards Framed on the most reason-
able terms. RE-GILDING done in the best style.
lxiV SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
L. FELDMANN. H. CORDES.
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Twines, Lines, Children's Gigs, Bird-Cages,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, Etc.
AND AGENTS
SAN FRAHCISCO BRUSH FACTORY,
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
MACHINE BRUSHES,
315 and 317 Sacramento St., San Francisco.
253 Washington Street, - - - NEW YORK.
MICHELS, FRIEDLAHDER & CO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
French, English and German Fancy Goods,
"WHITE GOODS and HOSIERY, with a general assortment of BOYS' and
YOUTHS' FURNISHING GOODS. Manufacturers and Importers of
the IMPROVED YOKE AMERICAN SHIRT.
7 and 9 Battery Street, Oriental Block, San Francisco.
JOS1T W. MOFFITT <& CO.
Ilpmirjitoto a&d Apof h®#art©i
413 KEAR1STY STREET,
Between California and Pine, SAN FRANCISCO.
4^.~*^-+.*
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
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HIHT, P1AB0DT M CO.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 408 CALIFOB.1TIA STREET,
S-A.3ST FRANCISCO,
And 41 India Wharf, - - BOSTON MASS.
MORRIS SPEYER & CO.
No. 13 Merchants' Exchange,
Draiv on New York, London, Paris, Hamburg, Bremen,
Berlin, Frankfort, Vienna,
AJJSTJD OTHER CITIES IUST EUROPE.
ffiOINTAIM
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DEALERS IN
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT,
ITo. 718 Market Street,
A few doors west of Kearny, S&N) PRAMCrsc©,
MURPHY, GRANT «fc CO.
(SUCCESSORS TO EUGENE KELLY & CO.)
IMPORTERS OF
Corner Sansom and Bush. Streets,
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
No. 4 Post Street, Masonic Temple, San Francisco.
FEAOS, BANNERS, ETC.
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Under Linen, Hosiery, Zephyr,
— AND —
FURNISHING EMPORIUM, NO. 4 POST STREET.
HENRY WIMMER,
(Successor to Ed. Neumann & Co.)
illMISf All APif HO
SOI KEAENT STREET,
N. W. Comer or Sutter, SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1853.
LAFATETTE
11IWI1
723, 725, 727 GREEN STREET,
Between Powell and Mason,
FAT7LX1T HTTA1TT,
SAN FRANCISCO.
- Proprietor.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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SOLOMON GUMP.
GUSTAVE GUMP.
S. <& G. GUMP,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES, LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, PHOTO-
GRAPH OVALS, MOLDINGS, Etc.
117 and 119 SANSOM STREET,
Between Bush and Pine, SAN FRANCISCO.
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FACTORY— Market Street, bet. Seventh and Eighth.
H. M. BLACK & CO.
CARRIAGE MAKERS
Between Fifth and Sixth, SAN FRANCISCO.
(Running through the Block to Nos. 19 and 21 Turk Street.)
Carriage and Coach Work of every description executed with neatness and dispatch Genuine
imported Concord, Manchester, Dorchester and Portland Wagons constantly on hand and for sale.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
mm
IIH iff WE.
First Premium and Medal of Mechanics' Institute, 1871.
First Premium and Medal of Mechanics" Insuiute, 1869.
First Premium and Medal of Mechanics' Institute, 1868.
First Premium of Mechanics' Institute in 1865.
First Premium of Mechanics' Institute In 1864.
First Premium of Mechanics' Institute in 1860.
First Premium of the Hay District Society in 1860.
First Premium in New Orleans, 1870.
M . PRICE.
FOR HO]ME-]M[A.l>E cutlery
4 IS Kearny Street, bet. Pine and California, San Francisco.
[J^Razors, Knives, Shears, etc., Made to Order and Warranted. Particular attention paid to Jobbing.
Damaged cutlery polished equal to new. Country orders promptly attended to.
JOHN HOEY,
IPIili
AND MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE AND BEDDING,
No. 729 MARKET STREET,
Bet. Third and Fourth.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
1849.
187S.
PIONEER lit
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XTos. 225 and 227 BSALE STREET,
Between Howard ako Foisou, SAN FRANCISCO.
CHARLES H. LEAVITT,
3^-A.TSTTTP,-A.O TTJRBR
Wrought Iron
GIRDERS,
Bussey's Patent
Combination Burglar Proof
BANK VAULT
AKD
SAFE LOCKS,
Containing millions of changes.
DETACHABLE KNOBS, NO KEY. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COMBINATION AND
KEY LOCKS ON HAND.
Latest Improved Shears, Punches, Dies, etc , for Cold Iron Works.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A LARGE ASS0RT3IENT OF FIRE
PROOF DOORS AND SHUTTERS.
Steel Lined
BANK VAULTS,
BURGLAR,FIRE-PROOF
And Silverware Safes,
PRISON CELLSr
FIRE-PROOF
DOORS,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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PIAIO
Celebrated Piano Fortes-Established in 1833. Their reputation has been a constantly growing one for nearly
40 years. Above 18,000 of these unrivalled instruments are now in use in this country and Europe
G-EOIRO-I'S PIANOS,
A first-class, fine toned, elegantly finished instrument
3^co^.3^]M:oisr3s ^i^isros,
(Formerly known as the celebrated BOAKDMAN & GRAY Pianos.) Superior low priced instruments of
great durability. The Factory is 30 years old.
I/amSTATT'S TJFZEtlOOEIT FTJ^TSTOS,
A thoroughly well-made German instrument; sweet-toned and low-priced.
CABINET ORGANS.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO'S ORGANS AND MEL0DE0NS.
These noble instruments combine purity of tone with great power. Over 48.000 of them are in use in
various parts of tbe world. The prices range from J60 to $450.
JBFTS3 EXCELSIOR ORGANS,
Took the First Premium at the Michigan State Fair, in September, 1871.
The above specialties, together with Sheet Music, Music Books, Violins, Guitars, etc., are for sale in the new
Music Department
A. L. BANCROFT £ CO.
721 IVCAJRIKET ST , S-A.3XT FRANCISCO.
WM. HENRY KNIGHT, Manager.
41© Montgomery St., Room 1.
On hand, Large Stock of Breech- Loading Rifles,
Carbines and Pistols, of the latest improvements.
Also for Powder and Ball, at Manufacturers' Prices
to the Tirade.
ALBERT E. CRANE,
Sole Agent for Pacific Coast.
lxxii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
H. A. CRANE. W. H. BRIGHAM. R. A. SANFORD.
CRANE <& BRIGHAM,
WHOLESALE
&2Sf?CC$
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES,
FANCY 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,
SOLE AGENTS OF THE CELEBRATED BENEDICTINE.
809 MONTGOMERY STREET
Between Jackson and Pacific,
Opposite the Pioneers' Hall, SASJ IF2Bil&!r©nS(P(§)o
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. lxxiti
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
iMorporated Mmlw %M9 ISIf •
Office, No. 619 CLAY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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o:f:f:ioe:rs =
E W. BURR, President, CYRUS W. CARMANY, Cashier,
JAMES O. DEAN, Auditor, BENJ. O. DEVOE, Surveyor.
bo-a^rjd or DIEECTORS:
F W BURR WM. BOSWORTH, J. W. CUDWORTH, J. M. SHOTWELL,
BENJ 0 DEVOE, R. J. TIFFANY, T. L. RUTHERFORD, E. F. NORTHAM,
ISAAC HYDE, ANNIS MERRILL, H. L. KING.
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Deposits, $8,500,000. Reserve Frnid, $290,000.
Deposits received from two and one half dollars up to any amount.
Dividends declared semi-annually-in January and July of each year.
o. n. hall,
MANUFACTURER OF
PIANO FORTES, STOOLS, ETC.
XTos. 14 and 16 Tyler Street,
S-A.HST FBANCISOO.
Pianos Tnned and Repaired in the best Manner.
GEORGE O. McMULLIN.
JAMES O. ROUNTREE.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
flrveertoi ui PiwtoltM,
No. 323 FRONT STREET,
Between Clay and Commercial, SU.M a «mu"
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
WM. SCHMOLZ
MATHEMATICAL
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.
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WM. SCHMOLZ,
No. 420 Montgomery Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. lxxv
642 Sd 64:4: WASHINGTON STEEET,
MANUFACTURER OF
FLAGS, BANNERS, SCARFS AND ROSETTES,
ALSO, IMPORTER OF
FANCY GOODS, TOYS AND REGALIAS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
nLAROISIJO
PIONEER VARNISH WORKS
G. HTTETER,
(Between Sansom and Battery)
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Varnishes of every description constantly on hand and manufactured to order. A select stock of
Extra Varnish Brushes, Chisel Bristle, Badger, Fitch, Sable, etc. Importer Artists'
and Gilders' Materials.
A. MORELOS <& CO.
LA FLOE DE LA MAEIPOSA
And la Flor de Corona
CIGARITOS 11ANMCT0E
613 PA.CIFIC STRJEET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Hare constantly on hand a lot of yellow and white paper Cigaritos of the best quality at the lowest
rates. Cigaritos of La Viuda de Garcia, La Honrradez, Cabanas, Figaro, etc.
Orders from, the Interior Promptly Attended to.
PACIFIC? LAMP MANUFACTORY.
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PATENT REFLECTOR LAMPS.
Best in the market for lighting Halls, Mills, Mines, Warehouses, Railroad Stations, Stables, etc.
PATENT ADVERTISING LAMPS.
Being the most attractive sign by day and night for Hotels, Restaurants, Bar-rooms, Lodging
Houses, etc.
These Lamps were awarded the only Diploma for lamps at the late Mechanics' Fair.
EMIL BCESCH, PATENTEE AND MANUFACTURER,
1003 Kearny, and 606 Pacific Streets, N. W. Corner, San Francisco.
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W. W. WALMSLEY,
[BIB AND iA§ f If 1 1
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, Show Window Reflectors
PNEUMATIC GAS MACHINES,
Iron Pipe and Fittings, Copper Boilers and Bath Tubs,
Light and Heavy Sheet Iron Work, Artesian and
Deep Well Pumps, all sizes Made to Order.
918 Market Street,
Opposite St. Ignatius College, fS^S? 2JXB.&ES,©nf§(S@o
HYDRAULIC PIPES
MANUFACTURED IN THE BEST MANNER AND AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
L. SCHUMANN,
PIONEER
MEERSCHAUM PIPE MANUFACTURER
Mm® Ml Kmmwmy Ste©®i^
Bet. Bush and Pine, SAN FRANCISCO.
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Meerschaum pipes boiled and repaired, Amber mouth-pieces fitted. Meerschaum
pipes mounted with Silver.
NEWBAUER & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
METROPOLITAN MATCHES.
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Our Matches are Sure, and are Warranted to withstand Dampness of every
Climate, and be good for any length of time.
FACTORY, POTRERO.
OFFICE, 107 SANSOM STREET, Bet. FINE and B USH.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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IMPORTERS OF
OLOIHIIG
A.]VI>
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
NOS. 3 and 5 BATTERY STREET,
ORIENTAL BLOCK,
S A. N~ FRANCISCO.
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84; Thomas Street, New York.
THURNAUER & ZINN,
IMPORTERS OF
FRENCH AND OERMAN
fAIIf
IT
Market. Clothes, Traveling, Work, Knife,
Fruit and Flower Baskets.
Willow Cradles and Wagons, Children's Willow
Chairs, Table Mats and Flasks,
Twines of all kinds,
Feather Dusters, Wooden Ware, Violin Strings,
Music Boxes, Musical Instruments, Brushes,
China ^etts, Marbles, Bird Cages, Faint Boxes,
Beads, Base and India Rubber Balls,
Writing Desks, Ladies' Work Boxes, Necessaries,
Ornaments, Dolls, Drums, Toys, Games, &c.
Eilisl aiifl American Willow Ware,
J anci) foods and Ijanltec \ otions
Cane and Willow Chairs, Ladies' Work-
Stands, "Wooden Ware, Feather
Dusters, Brushes, Etc.
119 BATTERY STREET,
Near California,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. lxxix
ESTABLISHED 1850.
J. W. SULLIVAN'S NEWS AGENCY
Glaeap Publication Depot,
JOHH H. STILL, SUPERINTENDENT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery, Newspapers and Magazines.
Publishers' Agents to supply the Trade.
9
Three doors below Montgomery, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Special attention paid to filling miscellaneous orders, and satisfaction in all cases
guaranteed.
q^= Subscriptions received for any Newspaper or Magazine published, at the
lowest prices, and promptly delivered free of charge, or mailed to any part of the
country. Send for a Subscription List.
0BBOT0PBBB ABBSffBONS, Am@A
SICK,
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MANUFACTURERS OF THE
Celebrated Family Coffee
WHICH TOOK THE
FIRST PREMIUM
—AT THE—
GREAT MECHANICS' FAIRS OF 1868,1869 AND 1871,
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
SPICES ANQ HERBS OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
WHICH CAN BE FOUND IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT AT
gli §A©S4MITO @ ifUlf
SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
J. K. PRIOR,
Importer and Dealer in all kinds of
US
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All Plimilig Haterlalsf
730 Montgomery Street,
NEAR JACKSON ST., OPP. METROPOLITAN THEATER,
Si^LST FRANCISCO.
FANCY AND PLAIN WASH BASINS,
Silver-Plated Cocks, Bath Tubs, Sheet Zinc,
SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE,
GALVANIZED AND PLAIN IRON PIPE,
ALL SIZES!, FOR-
Gas, Steam and Water,
In lots to suit, together with Elbows, Tees, Return Bends, Stop Cocks, Plugs,
Bushings, Nipples, etc. ; Rubber Hose, Hose Bibbs, Hose Pipes, etc.
CAST IRON RIPE,
COPPEE BOILEHS, ETC.
Gas and Steam Fitting and Plumbing in all its Branches.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
W. K. DIETRICH,
FORK PACKER
517 and 519 Washington St.
AND STALLS NOS. 54 AND 55 WASHINGTON MARKET.
EXTRA SUGAR-CURED HAMS, SMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES.
Breakfast Bacon, Clear Pork, Lard, etc.
All Meats Packed and Delivered direct from the Smoke-House.
SOUSED PIGS' FEET IN FIFTY POUND PACKAGES.
Dietrich's Eagle Brand of Hams, put up in Canvas, are equal to Eastern,
Best Brand of Eastern Hams in lots to su.it.
N. SWEENY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Opposite Jessie St. SAN FRANCISCO.
Constantly on hand a choice assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Beavers and Vestings,
which will be made to order on reasonable terms. Particular attention given to Military Uniforms.
a*
flHEITMZ '
HYDRAULIC AND CIVIL ENGINEER
Consulting Engineer Spring Valley Water Worts,
OFFICE, 516 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Residence, 244 Taylor Street.
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Plilf 10 Sf §11 OOIFANT
For which the Commissioners of the International Exhibition of 1 862
awarded the Prize Medal.
A Gold Medal was awarded by the Mechanics' Institute of San Francisco, 1871.
NATURE OF THE MATERIAL.
This remarkable material, which is essentially different from any other which has yet been sub-
mitted to the public, and which can be produced in blocks or forms of any dimensions, is suitable
not only for the construction of solid masonry, but also for the manufacture of the most elaborate
and delicate architectural embellishments.
It is a hard, durable and beautiful sand stone, which so closely resembles the best descriptions of
our natural stones that it is not easy to distinguish between them.
It can be produced of various colors.
The stone is composed of clean siliceous sand, or other suitable substance, firmly aggregated
into a solid and hard mass by the means of silicate of lime, or of other insoluble silicates.
PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE.
The process of manufacture is simple, although based upon the most scientific principles. The:
sand, silica, or other mineral substance, is intimately mixed with its proper proportion of a solution
of silicate of soda. This is effected in an ordinary pug mill, and the mixture which is thus rendered
of a plastic consistence, is either pressed or rammed into blocks or moulds, or it can be rolled into
slabs or forms, as may be desired, and is afterward saturated with a solution of chloride of calcium,
when a double decomposition of the two solutions employed (viz, of the silicate of soda and the
calcium) immediately takes place. The silica combines with the calcium, and at once forms an
insoluble Silicate of Lime, firmly enveloping together all the particles of sand, or other minerals-
of which the stone is composed, whilst at the same time the chlorine combines with the soda, and
forms chloride of sodium, or common salt, which is removed by subsequent washing.
COST OF PRODUCTION.
The cost of production for mouldings or other ornamental work is much less than that at which
natural stone can be procured. The principal item of expense in such work is the preparation of
the moulds ; but when a repetition of the same articles to any extent is required, or when they are
made out of our stock moulds, the proportionate cost of the mould chargeable upon each article would
be inappreciable.
GENERAL ADVANTAGES.
The Ransome Stone, while exhibiting the characteristics and appearances of the best natural
freestone, is more durable and can be produced of any desired tone of color.
It can be moulded into any form, or made in masses of any dimensions.
It requires no artificial drying or burning.
The cost for moulded and ornamental work is much less than that of natural stone.
The stones can be made hollow as readily as solid, thus lessening the cost of carriage, and giving
great advantages in overhanging cornices and in the decoration of wooden structures.
That whilst most of our natural building stones are rapidly acted upon by acid vapors and the
atmosphere, particularly in populous towns, to such an extent as to produce disfiguration and decay in a
comparatively short period, the "Ransome Stone" is not only unaffected by such influences, but gradu-
ally increases in hardness with the lapse of time ; and the opinion expressed by some of our most emi-
nent cbemists and geologists is, " that Mr. Ransome has invented a material which, with the exception of
the granite*, is better capable of giving permanency to external architectural decorations than any stone
hitherto used."
t'.th. In point of strength, the " Patent Concrete Stone " has been proven to be far superior to
Portland Stone, or in fact, to any of the natural stones with which it has been tested.
Manufactory, corner Greenwich and Octavia Sts.
Business Office, Junction Market and Bush Sts.
JAMES A. HAYWARI), President.
LEWIS A. SAGE, Secretary.
ERNEST L. RANS03IE, Superintendent
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.
wnnwioN niinif s
308 SANSOM STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Balfour, Williamson & Co,
Williamson, Balfour & Co. -
Liverpool, England.
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.
D. SAMUELS,
American and Foreign
GOOD'S
Importer of American and Foreign
REAL LACES, SILKS, VELVETS, ETC. MANUFACTURER OF THE PIONEER
KID GLOVES, MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR.
42, 44 and 46 THIRD STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
JOHN A. MAGEE, Jr.
MACEE <& MOORE,
ARTHUR W. MOORE.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
gBH Iff 4 W'TTP I /WTTP FP Q ? P ft ft Tl Q
oil W JM HAH II 1 MM m m nib Jfto fe U U V E*
418 MARKET STREET,
Between Sansom and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO.
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1ISTADA ICJH ©#*
CAPITAL STOCS, - - - $200,000
PRESIDEST, 8ECKETART,
Claries Kent. CMiies Manrslk
DIRECTORS:
Chas. Marsh, T. E. Mills, J. S. Thompson, H. Hale,
I. H. Thompson, Chas. Kent, John Cashin.
CH.\i:RAI, SUFERIflTXEIKRElBT,
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LOCATION OF WORKS AND ICE HOUSES,
Mountain Lake and Truckee River, at the Summit, on the
Central Pacific Railroad, and Nevada City,
The Nevada Ice Company have in store THIRTY THOUSAND TONS of the Purest and Best Ice
on the Coast.
Large and Small Orders Promptly Filled.
OFFICE, 110 AND 112 WASHINGTON ST.
S.A3ST FRANCISCO.
I. H. THOMPSON, Agent.
A. J. SMITH,
And Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of the
CELEBRATED HUDSON FORCE PUMP)
Smith's Copper-Lined Pumps, Plumbers' Force Pumps,
Air and Submerged Pomps, Beer and Hot Liquor Pumps,
ALSO, PATENT WATEH CLOSETS.
XTo. 226 FREMONT STREET,
8A.N PEANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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S. HALLIDIE
Importer, Dealer and Manufacturer of
AND
mm @w 4&& Eii@i,
ESTABLISHED 1857.
Office and Depot, No. 519 Front St.
SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE
PATENT ENDLESS KOPEWAY,
[Wire Tramway,] for transporting Ores, etc., over mountainous places.
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Agent for Pacific Wire & W. E. Manufacturing Co,, of California,
AND OF
Rich'd Johnson & Nephew, Wire Manufacturers, of Manchester, Eng.
MINING COMPANIES, FERRYMEN AND SHIPMASTERS
Are informed that Wire Rope can be furnished them considerably under the cost of Hemp or Manila, of
equal strength.
Wire Rope does not stretch or shrink by change of weather. It weighs 40 per cent, less than hemp. Is
less than one-half the diameter; is easily spliced under all circumstances; is as pliable for equal strength ;
and is from four to five times as durable as the best Hemp or Manila Rope.
FOR HOISTING FROM DEEP MINES, the economy of its application is immense.
The Wire from which my Hopes are made is manufactured i?i San Francisco by the Pacific Wire
Manufacturing Company, from the very best of stock.
Note.— STEEL WIRE ROPE weighs about 6-10th of Iron Rope, or } of Hemp of equal strength. Its
extreme lightness saves largely in freight to remote places, and its great durability recommends it for hoisting
purposes, etc. See table of comparative weights, strengths and sizes of
Steel Wire Rope.
Iron Wire Rope.
Hemp Rope.
Working load
Circumference. [Weight per UO ft.
Circumference.
Weight per 190 ft.
Circumference.
Weight per 100 ft.
'i inch.
91., •'
60 Lbs.
100 '•
2)4 inch.
8« "
100 Lbs.
180 "
6>£ inch.
8'., "
166 Lbs.
284 "
8,300 Lbs.
7,000 "
ENDLESS WIRE ROPEWAY,
[ Wire Tramway.] secured by numerous Patents.
By means of the Ropeway, ores, rock and other material can be transported over mountainous and diffi-
cult places, where it would be impossible or exceedingly expensive to build a road. It can deliver from 5 to
■ A) tons per hour, according to capacity; and being carried upon posts above snow and other obstructions, can
be used when other modes of transportati »n would be impossible.
A. S. HALLIDIE, 519 Front Street.
Circulars sent on application.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
WHITE & BAUER,
FUBMSHEM89 AGEITS,
4 IB WmMimgiem Mt„ ®pp.JPmi &M§Bf
S-A.IST FRANCISCO
Supply all the Eastern and European
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
AT THE LOWEST RATES,
IN ADVANCE OF THOSE SUBSCRIBING DIRECT.
Overland Monthly
Harper's Magazine
Every Saturday
Atlantic Monthly
Seribner's Monthly
The Galaxy
Lippincott's Magazine. . . .
Catholic World
Phrenological Journal. . . ,
Applet on's Journal
Chambers' Journal
Chambers' Miscellany. . . ,
North American Review. ,
Young Folk's Magazine..
Godey's Lady's Book. .. .
Leslie's Lady's Magazine.
Demorest's
Peterson's Magazine
Eclectic Magazine
Le Bon Ton
London Society
London Belgravian
All the Year Round
London Art Journal
London Illustrated News.
London Graphic
Per
Year.
$4 00
. 5 00
.12 00
.13 00
.13 00
London Dispatch
London Punch
Harper's Weekly ,
Harper's Bazar
Leslie's Pictorial
Leslie's Chimney Corner ,
New York Police Gazette
New York Clipper
New York Ledger
New York Weekly ,
New York Tribune
New York Times
New York Herald
Scientific American
Banner of Light
New York Nation
A. and N. Journal
Wilkes' Spirit
The four Reviews and Blackwood.
Weekly Sacramento Union
Weekly S. F. Bulletin
Weekly S. F. Alta
Weekly Examiner
Weeklv S. F. Golden Era
Weekly S. F. Mining Press
Weekly Commercial Herald
Per
Year.
$5 00
8 00
. 6 00
.16 00
, 5 00
, 5 00
, 5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
9 00
^'Complete Price Lists furnished Free on Application.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. lxxwii
[ BMITIBM AWB F0MEIGN
MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF LIVERPOOL.
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Capital, ■ ■ - $5,000,000
Premiums Received in 1870, $1,470,000
AGENTS, BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.
No. 308 SANSOM STREET,
SA.3ST PEANCISCO.
IQKEIBBOfllKBB
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ERASTUS LYMAN, GEORGE F. SNIFFEN,
PRESIDENT. SECRETARY-
ASSETS, OVER - $8,500,000
CLAIMS PAID TO WIDOWS and ORPHANS, 2,000,000
DIVIDENDS PAID POLICY-HOLDERS, 1,538,000
INCOME FOR 1871, OVER - - - 6,000,000
Good Agents Wanted.— Apply to or address,
DANIEL NORCROSS, Gen'l Agent,
No. 15 Stevenson Building, S. W. Cor. Montgomery and California Streets.
The business of the Company being Mutual, the surplus is annually divided among the Policy-
Holders. THE POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITABLE, by their own terms.
A loan of one-third of the Premiums will be allowed to the assured, if desired, on all fo
policies. Army and Navy Officers, as well as Railroad Conductors and Express Messengers, insured
without extra charge. All desirable forms of Policies issued at this Office.
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SAN" FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
PHILADELPHIA
Corner of Second and Folsom Streets.
1AI rXLOTCIBCO.
I take the present opportunity of thanking my Friends and Customers for the
liberal support heretofore extended to the
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY,
And notify them that I have added to my Establishment
NEW AND EXTENSIVE BUILDINGS
By which I hope, through the greatly increased facilities now possessed by me,
to furnish, as usual, a
Superior Article of 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. lxxxix
1MOTEMJJL
@@IifiH©iI@H CO,
FACTORY AND SALESROOM.
No. 134 SUTTER STREET, san francisco.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
EH ALL KIXDS OF
Telegraph and Electrical Machinery & Supplies.
WIRE INSULATORS AND POLES,
Hotel Annunciators, Blasting Machines and Fuses, Burglar
Alarms, Signalling Apparatus, etc.
CONTRACTORS for the Construction and Maintenance of
Commercial and Private Telegraph Lines. Submarine Telegraph
Cables. Fire Alarm Telegraphs, etc.
IIVI .A. IK E TO O R, ID E K, ,
WORKING MODELS, EXPERIMENTAL APPARATUS.. AM) FINE WORK IN BRASS AND STEEL.
GEO. S. LADD, President,
[P. O. Box 1558.] No. 522 CALIFORNIA STREET.
WM. SHERMAN <fc CO.
CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS
A>~D DEALERS IX
MEN'S TOEIISHIN6 GOODS*
TKUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, VALISES, ETC,
Wo. G08 MONTGOMERY ST.
East side, north of Clay, SAX FRANCISCO.
g|r Our Merchant Tailoring department is complete, and all orders from the
country will receive prompt attention. Stylish and perfect fitting garments always
guaranteed. _ _ _
S WM. SHERMAN & CO.
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MISSION AND PACIFIC
W #ol©m Mill
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
ill & Sit Hmrttt 81, wmm Wtmt
FACTORY, FOLSOM ST., BET. 15th and 16th STS., SAN FRANCISCO.
MANUFACTURE EYESY &TJV¥> OE
Blankets, Flannels, Cassimeres,
Knit Goods, Flannel Clothing, Lap Mobes, &c.
8. JL. 8IMON, Sec'y. MNALD McIjEIMN, Manager.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
G. HILTON SCRIBNER, President. SIDNEY N. CROFUT, Secretary.
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THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE EMPIRE
MAY BE SEEN FROM THE OFFICIAL STATISTICS.
Policies Non-Forfeitable. No Restrictions on Travel.
O. F. VON RHEIN & CO.
105 Montgomery Street, opposite Occidental Hotel, SAN FRANCISCO.
Managers for the Pacific Coast.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xci
TOLAND MEDICAL COLLEGE,
SAN FRANCISCO, C A L .
The regular Course of Lectures of this Institution commences on the first Monday in June, and terminates
on the 31st day of October. A preliminary course will also be given, commencing on the second Monday in
January, and continuing up to the commencement of the regular term. During this course, two lectures will
be given in the College building, from 10 A. m. to 12 m., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. On the alter-
nate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, public clinics will be held in College from 10 a. m. to 12 m.
During the entire year, 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. The Faculty desire to
call attention to the following local advantage :
The singular characteristics of our climate are such, that every branch of Medical Study can be prose-
cuted 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
Requirements for Grraduation.
1st. The candidate must be twenty-one years of age.
2d. He must have attended two full Courses of Medical Lectures, one of which must have been de-
livered in 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 in-
cluded), 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
commencement.
Graduates from other Medical Colleges, in good standing, are required to Matriculate only.
Boarding.
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 Dean.
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., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine.
W. T. FISH, M. D., Professor of Physiology.
L. FALKENAU, 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 Anatomy.
W. T. BRADBURY, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy.
W. F. SMITH, M. D., Professor of Opthalmogy and Otology.
W. H. JOHNSON, M. D„ Adjunct to the Chair of Obstetrics and Clinical Diseases ot
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 the Faculty,
Office, No. 16 Geary Street, above Kearny.
XC11 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Tosemlto Apt ©alto^y
22 AND 26 MONTGOMERY STREET,
OPPOSITE THE LICK HOUSE EN TRANCE.
-4 m -» -»-
Portrait and Landscape Photographs.
Work of the finest quality only will be sent from this Gallery. Pictures colored
in Crayon, Water or Oil by the best artists.
OUR COLLECTION OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC ▼BWB|
Comprising Large and Medium,
For Portfolios, Framing and Stereoscopes, is the largest and best in the United
States, if not in the world, securing for us the
OlTliY MEDAL
Awarded by the Paris Exposition' for Landscape Photographs in California.
We cordially invite all to spend a leisure hour or two in examining our collec-
tion, and thereby visiting the wonders and beauties of
Yossmite, ths Mammoth Groves,
GEYSERS, PACIFIC! RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA. RIVER,
And all other places of interest on the Pacific Coast.
Stereoscopic Views, ... $1.50 per dozen.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
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WAT I1IOTSI a LESTEB,
IMPORTERS OF
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Hard Wood Lumber,
-A. TST ID -A. L H, KIND S OF
COACH, CARRIAGE & WAGON
MATERIALS,
. 122 & 124 Market St., & 19 HI
SAN FRANCISCO.
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17f IS a 11 Seventh St* bet. I .and I*
sacramento.
NEW YORK OFFICE,
121 AND 123 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK,
H. A. WATERHOUSE, AGENT.
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MERCANTILE
SURANCE COMPAQ
BSVABIilBBlBIl II
Capital (which is intact), .... $10,000,000
Fire Reserve, after Paying* Chicago Loss, - - - 2,800,000
Life Department, ..... 11,000,000
$33,800,000
Securities Deposited in the United States (which are intact), - $1,300,000
BAIT FRAXTCXSCO BANEEHS,
MBgSBS® 141MI1 * INK
Branch Office, S. E. cor. Sansom and California Sis., 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.
TILLINGHAST BROTHERS,
General Agents for the Pacific States and Territories.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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L. L. TRKAD^^ELL,
J. F. Place, } San Francisco.
W. 0. M. Berry,
H. W. BOAKIIMAN,
New York.
TREADWELL <fc CO.
Agricultural Warehouse and General
MACHINERY AND SUPPLY DEPOT,
For Farmers, Miners, Millmen, etc.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
HARDWARE, PORTABLE ENGINES, MILLS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Wood-working and Iron-working Machinery, Miners,' Engineers'
and Mechanics' Tools, Mill Supplies, etc., at the old stand,
Cor. MARKET and FREMONT STS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
I.AWKINS
DANTBELL,
MACHINE WORKi
Nos. 210 and 212 Beale Street, near Howard, San Francisco.
Manufacturers of Steam Engines
AND ALL KINDS OF MILL AND MINING MACHINERY.
«♦» * »♦»
INT. B.— Jobbing and Repairing done with dispatch.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
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S^lN FRA.NCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
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CRAY'S MUSIC STORES
623 & 625' CLAY ST., and 101 FIEST STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND, OR.
STEINWAY & SONS,
Haines Bros.,
Ernst Gabler,
Kranich & Bach,
And the best Upright Pianos imported, made to
any order by Carl Reonisch, in Dresden. Every
Piano guaranteed for Five Years.
ORGANS,
THE BURDETT,
National,
Celeste and
Combination Organs,
Are pronounced by all who hear them to be the
perfection of genius in reed instruments. They
are fully warranted to stand every climate.
Instruments SoM Payable if Installments*
The attention of all interested is called to the fact of my having the largest and best
selected stock of American and Foreign Sheet Music, Books and Musical Instruments
of direct importation, for sale at lowest market prices, wholesale or retail.
GEORGE MORROW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED OF ALL KINDS
39 Clay Street and 28 Commercial Street,
Between Drumm and East Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Consignments Solicited. Orders from the Country promptly attended to.
COGHZLL, X-TTOXTS <& CO.
WHOLESALE
SroMK and OobubIssIob Hwtib%!tts»
AND DEALERS IN
OREGON PRODUCE,
313 & 315 Front and 305 & 307 Commercial Streets,
S-A-3S3" FRANOISOO.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CONSIGNMENTS OF WOOL.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL WORK
SAN BRUNO ROAD, S. F.
BET. TWENTY-SIXTH AND TWENTY-SEVENTH STREETS.
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MANIKACTURER OF
Oil of Vitriol,
Muriatic and ETitric Acids,
Blu s Stone, Copperas, Sal Soda,
Prussian Blue, Glauber Salts,
Reynolds' Fat. Sol. Fruss. of Potash,
Reynolds' Fat. Chemical Soap,
.A. 1ST ID O T IHI IE !R, OliE^EICA.nL.S.
WALTER A. WOOD
MOWING AND REAPING MACHINE CO.
HOOSICK FALLS, RENSSELAER CO., N. Y.
For tho sale of their Harvesting Machines, direct from the Manufacturer, Wholesale
and Retail,
112 and 114 Front Street,
E. S. WHITCOMB,
General jlgent Pacific Coast.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xcix
KOOPMANSCHAP & CO.
And Chinese Emigration Agents,
S.W. CORNER CALIFORNIA AND DAVIS STS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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BOOK BINDER,
A1VD
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
No. 509 CLAY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
W. B. SUMNER,
DEALER IN
HOBS ^ IiBATHMH
515 FROITT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
WELCH & CO.
Importers, Sliiii & Commissi
BBtTTAN'S BU1LOIHG, 109 CALIFORNIA ST.
SAINT FRANCISCO, CuA.Xj.
AGENTS, MOODY'S SAW MILLS, BURRARD INLET, B. C.
ANDREW WELCH & CO. WELCH, RITHET & CO.
19 Tower Chambers, Liverpool, England. Victoria, British Columbia.
FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
PAID UP CAPITAL $1,000,000 GOLD
President - - - GEO. "F. HOOPER
Vice President - - SAMUEL HORT.
Cashier - - - ■ - N". K. MASTEN.
DIRECTORS z
GEO. F. HOOPER. PETER DONAHUE,
SAM'L HORT, JAMES C. FLOOD,
D. CALLAHAN, EDWARD MARTIN,
C. G. HOOKER, JAMES MOFFITT,
M. P. JONES.
NEW YORK AGENTS - - - - JAY COOKE £ CO.
LONDON AGENTS - - JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH <& CO.
Exchange for sale on the Principal Cities of the United States, Great Britain and Ireland.
This Bank is prepared to transact a general Banking business.
Deposits in Gold, Silver and Currency received subject to check or on special deposit.
Collections attended to and prompt returns made at the lowest market rate of Exchange
A. S. ROSENBAUM & CO.
i:M::po:FtTE:Fts of
FINE HAVANA CIGARS,
TOBACCO, ETC.
And Sole Agents for the Celebrated Peach Cake Navy Tobacco,
COR. CLAY AND BATTERY STS.
162 \7TATER JSTM3ET, USTSSX^T YORK.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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FRANK EASTMAN,
BOOK, CARD AND FANCY
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Near Sansom,
SAN FBAHCJSCO.
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 originality of design in the execution of
Plata anil Fancy Job Printing
Will receive his prompt attention, and he hopes, by fair dealing
and low prices, to suit all who may favor him with their patronage.
cii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Laurel Hill Cemetery,
(FORMERLY LONE MOUNTAIN,)
Office, at the Entrance of the Cemetery, Bush Street and Ceme-
tery Avenue.
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TRUSTEES:
W..K. Van Alen, H. L. King, C. Adolphe Low,
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.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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ving Company,
OFFICE, S.W. COR. MONTCtOIERY AND COMMERCIAL STS.
Mill, €m, &f FJQ>wHk and M§ffjMm,
This Company contracts for Street Paving of every kind which is accepted by the City Authori-
ties of Han Francisco, but makes a specialty of paving under the patent known as the "STOW
FOUNDATION PATENT," which they claim as the best known wooden pavement. In proof of
this assumption, they are prepared to exhibit certificates from the most celebrated engui
several of the largest cities of the Union where this style of pavement has been introduced.
The great superiority of this pavement over all others, lies in its mechanical construction, and
not in the materials used. Experience has clearly demonstrated in this city, which material can be
safely used, and which should be rejected. All objections which have vet been urged to the Stow
Foundation Pavement attach to the quality of lumber used, and not to the construction of the
work. The following extract from the report of the Committee on Pavements at the last Industrial
Exhibition in this city, speaks for itself, to wit :
"For general practical use and public benefit, we do not hesitate to pronounce the Stow
Foundation Pavement, exhibited by the City Paving Company, together with the actual tests of its
durability, as presented by the wear and tear in the streets of San Francisco, to be superior to all
others, when taking into consideration the method of laying it, the time it has been laid, the form of
its construction, and by an honest comparison with others which have been submitted to the same test.
We award to it the First Premium. Signed,
EDWIN A. SHERMAN,
JOHN V. HUNTER,
Committee.
Certificates showing the superiority of the Stow Foundation Pavement over all others ever
introduced into this city, were furnished to the City Paving Company by his Honor, Frank McCoppin,
and the entire Board of Supervisors during his last term of office, and by his successor, the Hon.
Thos. H. Sclby, and eleven out of twelve of the Supervisors during his term of office; and though
some objections have latterly been urged to this Pavement, it is plainly manifest to any one who will
investigate the subject, that the fault lies entirely with the quality of materials used, when ob-
jections lie at all. To no sample of this pavement laid with " Black Heart Redwood," has there
been a word of objection yet raised, and it is proposed to use this quality of lumber in future, unless
the property-holders, by express petition, request otherwise.
The fact is not generally known, but it is a truth nevertheless, that the objections so often
urged to wooden block pavements, because of their swelling and bursting up in humps, apply to the
pavement laid tinder the Nicolson Patent, all of which, however, would have been remedied by a
moderate expenditure in sprinkling the streets during the long dry season ; the fact having been
clearly demonstrated that no defects of this kind have shown themselves upon streets which have
been sprinkled, as for example, Kearny Street and Montgomery Street. The damage does not arise
from the swelling of the blocks themselves, but by the foreign substance which is held between tie-
shrunken blocks when they swell to their original size.
PHILIP CADUC,
Gen'l Superintendent City Paving Company.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
French, English and Domestic
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36 MONTGOMERY STREET, COR. SUTTER,
/ A SAisr fraistcisco. ^oH. •
RODGERS, MEYER & CO.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
ROBERT RODGERS & CO
lii ai Commissi Merchants
GRAXXT SHIPPERS.
Draw Exchange on Europe.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. CV
Having been engaged in the construction and management of the Public Wbrkfl of the State of
Ohio for twenty year's, and having had charge of the Public Surveys of the State of California for
A REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL SCIENCE!
DR. HADFIELD'S
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The following cases cured by this new method, are only a few of the great number pronounced
incurable. Rev. L. M. Solenberger, General Debility; Win. L. Fomun, Kidney Disease; W. Ewing,
Constipation; Miss Lizzie Hawks, Debility and Obstructed Menstruation; Miss Barber, Chills and
Fever and Nervous Debility; Chas. Murry, Seminal Weakness ; J. Summons, Inflammation of the
Bladder; Geo. Draping, Chronic Rheumatism ; W. Peterson, Weak Back and Seminal Debility; Chas,
Grear, Bushes of Blood to the Head; J. Hollom, Spermatorlica and Impotency: Reuben Houser,
Liver Complaint ; J. Wilson, Chronic Headache ; M. Mitchel, Seminal Weakness; Charles Valentine,
Ulceration of the Lungs ; S. Longenbough, Consumption ; Mrs. Everett, Congestion of the Lungs ;
Thos. Cornwall, Lung Disease : Mrs. J. E. Hawks, Consumption, of nine years duration ; Mis. Booth,
Cold Feet and Hands; Geo. Hamm, Gen'l Joe. Hooker, U. S. Army, E. J. Clishe, John Pollard,
Miss Franky Holmes, of Paralysis; Clara Josselyn, Hip Disease; J. A. Forbes, Inflammation of the
Lungs; R. T. Patten, Dr. R. P. Flinn, Mr. F. A. 'Massol, S. Lantsberry, J. Rothfield, of Rheumatism;
Thos. Buckley, Chronic Chills and Fever; Mrs. F. A. Massol, J. L. Fulton, X. Harvey of Asthma ; R.
S. Duncanson, Mrs. Aubery, Chas. Dilke, of Neuralgia ; C Thompson, Thos. Dunlef, ot Stiff Joints
and Tumor ; J. Spaulding, James Connelly, Bilious Fever; David Smith, Bronchitis ; John Fitz-
gerald, Dyspepsia ; Wm. Marion, Pleurisy ; L. C. Pelton, Cough, etc., etc.
In all cases, Lost Power restored. All inflammatory action quickly removed.
Circulation of the blood perfectly restored. CaU at or Address,
DR. HADFIELD'S VACUUM CURE,
3ro. 331 Kearny Street, San Francisco.
IVII* ENGINEER
AND
Practical Surveyor.
Also, LATE STATE LOCATING AGENT FOR SCHOOL LANDS.
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seven vears, and "the disposition of the School Lands of the State for ten years, and having provided
his office with maps of all the Public Survevs of the State, as ivell as with the Land Taws, [nsl
tions, Rules and Regulations of the State and the United States, he deems himself prepared to gm
j tract-
fey 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.
E^"Maps and Plats furnished when required.
Field Notes of Intricate Surveys platted, and quantities calculated.
Deeds with difficult descriptions carefully drawn.
Field Work either Surveving or Leveling, executed promptly, and every other kind of business
connected with Public Works or Lands attended to with dispatch.
Office, No. 204 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
K. G. BRUSH.
A. M. I5URNS.
A. M. E-TJB.1TS <& CO.
AlSflil All SiMMIBilil BOUSB,
N. B. COR. SAJVSOM AND HALLE CK STS.
SALE DAY, Saturday, 11 A. M. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
REFERENCES;— C. Adolphe Low & Co., W. F. Babcock, of Parrott & Co., I. tYiedhmder
Main & Winchester.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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PARIS EXHIBITION, 1867.
First Errand Prize! Highest Awarcl !
CROSS OF THE LEGION OP HONOR k GOLD MEDAL,
TO
CIIICKERING «fc SOIVS.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS
Cabinet Q pagans
For Parlors, Drawing Rooms, Libraries,
Churches, Sunday Schools, Lodges, &c.
Occupying little space,
elegant as furniture,
not requiring tuning or
liable to get out of or-
der; suitable for SEC-
ULAR and SACRED
Music.
FIFTY STYLES: $ 60,
$63, $100, $125, $130,
$160,$170,$175, $200,
$223, $240, $260,
$300 to $2,000 each.
BUT" A warded 73 Gold op
Silver Medals, or other
highest premiums and
medal at PARIS EXPO-
SITION; recommend-
?ed as the best by near-
ly 1,000 musicians.
NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, WITH NEW STYLES A!I3
REDUCED PRICES, FREE.
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co.
KOHLER, CHASE & CO, 633 Clay St., S, F
Agents fob the Pacific Coasx.
KOHLER CB:ASE <& CO. Agents,
683 AID 635 CILAT ST1EET, SAN F1ANCISO0.
CVU I SAX FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
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(j^^^y Established 50 Yeais ago in Leipzig and New Tort. ^\0Tp
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PUBLISHERS OF MUSIC
DEALERS IN
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Etc.
AND IMPORTERS OF
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
643 Clay Street, j
Below Kearny, 5 AH FBAND5CEL
LEIPZIG, ...... 2 FELIX STREET.
NEW YORK, ...... 820 BROADWAY.
Sole Agency for the Pacific States of
MUSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Tewms, $6 per Hall ¥eai», Payable In Advance,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. C1X
MAXIM GAS COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA.
Office and Salesroom, No. 238 Montgomery St.
ONE DOOR FROM PINE,
S^TST FRANCISCO.
The Maxim Gas Company especially invite the attention of the public and all Consumers of Gas
to our new method of producing Gas by the Maxim Gas Machine. It is entirely new, different in its
construction and operation from anything heretofore offered to the public. It is simple, compact
:afe, reliable, automatic, and produces a superior quality of ILLUMINATING GAS, at a cost not to
jxceed S2.50 per 1,000 feet.
We arc prepared to furnish Machines for any number of lights desired, from 30 to 5 000
Burners, or, will CONTRACT TO LIGHT Public Buildings, Hotels, Factories, Churches, Depots,
Private Residences, Mines, etc., etc., etc., in city or country.
We will verify all we promise, by putting up our machines at our expense — giving to parties the
jption to purchase the machine after a fair trial, or have it removed at our expense.
This Gas can be used in Ordinary Gas Pipes and Burners, and buildings thus lighted can be in-
jured at the same rates as those using Coal Gas.
REFERENCES.
We refer those interested to the following gentlemen, who have been using the Maxim Gas
Machine for months :
James Gamble, Esq., Superintendent Western Telegraph Company ; J. H. Redington, Esq.,
President Home Mutual Insurance Company ; M. J. O'Connor, Esq., of Conroy & O'Counor ; George
SValkington, Esq., Piedmont Springs; George H. Howard, Esq., San Mateo; H. A. BIoss, Esq., Dining
lotel, Lathrop Station, W. P. R. R. ; Mills Seminary, Alameda County ; City Gas Works, San
iafael.
£§f~ For further particulars call at No. 238 Montgomery Street, see the machines in operation,
nd judge for yourself, or send for Illustrated Pamphlet.
JTA^MES H. CLARK,
SUPERINTENDENT,
MAXIM GAS COMPANY.
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RETAIL CARPET
WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE.
We keep constantly on hand the largest assortment
on the Pacific Coast, of
VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BELGIQUE, THREE PLY INGRAIN,
Hutch* Hemp and V©n©tl®m ff&ppe&h
And a full and well selected Stock of
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ALSO,
If ALL PAFHR AMW DICORATIOHS
OF THE NEWEST STYLES AND PATTERNS.
Call and see us before purchasing elsewhere. We will endeavor to suit you, both as to
quality and price.
Do not forget the store, as it is the only Carpet Store on Clay Street.
FRANK G. EDWARDS,
628, 630 AND 632 CLAY STREET,
AND
633 mmm #§I MBUCMAWT VnUHHf
SA1ST FRANCISCO. .
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
COMMERCIAL UNION
FIRE
Assumnci
COMPAMTT.
OF COBIHIMj, LONDOI.
CAPITAL,
$12,500,000.
General Agent, and Attorney in Fact for Pacific Coast.
All Losses paid Immediately upon Adjustment in U. S. Gold Coin.
A first-class British Company, offering its patrons solid
security.
OFFICE, N.E. COR.CALIFORNIA AND SANS0M STS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
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The business of the Occidental Insurance Company has
been, by the Trustees of that Company, transferred to the Com-
mercial Union.
-GLNbRAL KbHKfcNl'l: [iLHAHIMLNI ■
SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY, „_
CIVIC CENTER T
mvmmo directory
For the Year commencing March, 1872 :
EMBRACING A
GENERAL 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
W\xt sgxvqxtH and <&vt$tnt (£>on&itUn at Uit (Sity.
THIRTEENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.
COMPILED BY
HENRY G. LANGLEY,
EDITOR OF "PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY," "STATE REGISTER" AND "PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC.'
DEPOTS FOR THE SALE OF THIS WORK :
Office of the Directory, No. 612 Clay Street, up stairs ; A. Koman & Co., 11 Montgomery Street;
Sumner Whitney, 613 Clay Street ; A. L. Bancroft & Co., 721 Market Street; White & Bauer,
413 Washington Street, and W. E. Loomis, S.E. corner Washington and Sansom streets.
TM1CE FIVE HOLLARS, GOLD COIN.
GENERAL REFERENCE
SAN FRANCISCO:
HENRY G. LANGLEY, PUBLISHER, 613 CLAY STREET.
Bacon & Company., Excelsior Steam Presses, 536 Clay Street.
1872.
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THE TIME HAS COME WHEN
WHEELER & WSLSON
Have got their Family Sewing machine to
PlEIIIIIfl
And no mistake. This each and every woman in the land will admit
when they see the
NEW STYLE, SILENT, ADJUSTABLE, DRAW FEED MACHINE.
Every little difficulty is entirely overcome. Drawing the work while sewing, they only require one
hand and one foot to do any kind of work perfectly.
BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS.— If y°" w*nt a Family Sewing Machine,
buy the Wheeler & Wilson. Be sure you get a Wheeler & Wilson. Examine the stamp upon
the cloth plate ; it should read : " Wheeler & Wilson Mf'g Co. — A. B. Wilson, Pat." Every Sewing
Machine should be sold on its own merits. Parties endeavoring to palm off other Sewing Machines,
under the great reputation of this machine, will be dealt with according to law. Buy no Eamily
Sewing Machines of traveling agents unless they can show you a letter signed " W. M. STODDARD,
Agent for the Pacific Coast," for said machines.
W® B. STGDDABD, Ageat I« WmM® Ooasf.
Office removed to the large, commodious building, three doors from the old stand, on the same block,
427 MONTGOMERY STREET,
N. B.— Also, the best Silent, Adjustable TUCK MARKER and BINDER, at Reduced Prices.
H^F" For a Holiday Present, nothing is so desirable as a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, jgfl
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the Year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two,
By HENRY G. LANGLET,
In the Ollice of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
A FEW MORE SETS ONLY REMAIN ON HAND.
HCfOBY.
FROM 1856 TO 1871,
Fourteen Volumes Octavo, the whole Forming
A COMPLETE AND RELIABLE HISTORY OF
RB
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From its first settlement to the present time.
For Sale,
Price, 25.00.
BIS OHiJ^TY" STREET.
PEEFATORY.
In presenting this, the thirteenth volume of the San Francisco Directory to his patrons,
the compiler would respectfully invite attention to a few of the prominent features contained therein,
and the many evidences of the progress and permanent prosperity of the City to be found through-
out its pages.
The number of references contained in the present volume is over 92,000, as follows : Register
of Names, 64,294 ; Business Directory, 17,238 ; Appendix, 11,000. The population of this City
is estimated at 178,276— a gain since January, 1871, of 5,526. The data upon which these figures
are based, with explanatory remarks, together with several valuable and interesting tables connect-
ed therewith, will be found comprised in the article on Population, on page 11, to which attention
is respectfully invited.
The number of buildings erected from January, 1871, to March, 1872, is estimated at 920, at a
valuation of over $2,500,000. The expenditures of the Department of Streets and Highways,
for the year ending June 30th, 1871, amounted to $843,415. Among the buildings erected during
the year are several valuable and extensive structures of a public character, and numerous elegant
private residences. The total number of buildings in the City and County is 20,287.
In the Appendix will be found a variety of information connected with our municipal organiza-
tion, the Consolidation Act, with the Amendments adopted to March 1st, 1872, arranged tinder
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 different organizations in this City,
embracing lists of the Federal, State and Municipal Officers, notices of local Societies and Associa-
tions, Churches, Military Organizations, Incorporations, etc. Attention is invited to a new and
corrected man of the City and County of San Francisco, and a revised Street Directory, including
the correct system of numbering the buildings, both of which have been compiled from offk.al
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, Mining and other Incorpora-
tions, and references to the different mechanical enterprises in operation at the present t.me in this
City too-ether 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 generations. But the par-
ticular features of this department of the work are a series of valuable Meteorological Observations
of the climate of this City, from 1850 to 1871, contributed by Henry Gibbons, M. D., and articles
on the Railroads of the Pacific Coast, and the progress of Improvements and Manufactures in this
City during the past year ; also a review of the improvements made from January, 18, 1, to March,
1872, and a statement of the number of buildings within the City limits.
The compiler would respectfully tender his thanks for the prompt cooperation extended by the
different public officers, and other gentlemen who have been applied to for information for the work.
To those who have refused their names, or other items of information, he would refer them to the
pages of the work; they will there find, arranged in its proper order, the desired data, obtained
without their assistance. To his numerous patrons for their substantial evidences of good
will, and to Messrs. Bacon & Company, to whom the typographical department was minuted,
he would especially offer his thanks. The fourteenth volume of the San Francisco Director,
will be issued in March, 1873.
San Francisco, March 20th, 1872.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY 9
Assessments and Kates of Taxation 9
Municipal Expenditures 1865-1871 10
Bonded Debt 10
Annual Revenue 11
Population San Francisco, 1871-72 11
Federal Census San Francisco, 1870 12
Current History 14
Public Parks 17
New Buildings, 1871-72 18
Number of Buildings, City and County 18
New Church Buildings 18
California Tattersalls 20
New Private Residences 20
Montgomery Avenue 21
South San Francisco 21
City Gas Company 21
Metropolitan Gas Company 22
Maxim Gas Company 23
California Silk. Manufacturing Co 23
Pavements 24
Insurance Companies 25
RAILROADS PACIFIC COAST 26
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS 29
REAL ESTATE, SAN' FRANCISCO 31
DEPAR TMENT STREETS AND HIGHWAYS, S. F.,
1871 31
MORTALITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, 1871 31
CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY 32
GENERAL REVIEW 37
Our Public Schools 37
General Statistics, 1871 38
Location of Schools and Average Attendance 39
University of California 40
Private Educational Institutions 40
Santa Clara College 41
Medical Colleges 41
Heald's Business College 41
Academic Parisienne 42
BENEVOLENT AND SOCIAL SOCIETIES 42
Young Men's Christian Association 43
San Francisco Benevolent Association 43
California Immigrant Union 44
HOSPITA LS 44
ASSOCIATIONS-PROTECTIVE, LITERARY, ETC 45
LIBRARIES 45
FIR E DE P A KM EXT 45
LOCAL MANUFACTURES 45
Iron Foundries— Rolling Mills 46
Selby's Smelling Works and Shot Tower 47
Assaying Establishments, Manufacturers in Wood 47
Wire Ropes— Woolen Goods 47
Cordage— Leather— Glass— Matches 48
Canities— Soap-Glue— Oil 48
Mai hie— Manufactured Stone 48
Potteries— Water and Drain Pipe 48
Boots and Shoes— Furniture— Vehicles 49
Breweries— Cigars— Cigaritos 49
Meat Packing— Preserved Fruits 49
Wooden Ware— Brooms 49
Flour Mills— Sugar Ketineries— Powder Works... 49
Electrical Construction Co 49
Diamond-Pointed Drills 49
Brass and Bell Foundries 50
WATER COM PAN 1 ES 50
Spring Valley Water Works 50
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water Works 50
New Water Companies 50
CHANGES AND REMOVALS 51
REGISTER OF NAMES 63
BUILDINGS. BLOCKS, HALLS, ETC 699
Public Buildings 689
Halls— Blocks— Rows— Wharves 700
Places Of Amusement 701
Prominent i' laces 701
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES 7I>1
701
Sta
Citv and County
Federal
CITY ORDINANCE— Hack and Cab Fares.
PAGE.
STREET DIRECTORY 703
BUSINESS DIRECTORY", TRADES, ETC 719
CONSOLIDATION ACT 797
Municipal Elections 803
Paid Fire Department 804
Police Judge's Court 808
Harbor Police Regulations 809
Alms House and Hospital 840
Personal Property Tax 846
Delinquent Taxes 847
Justices' Court 849
Municipal Court 850
Quarantine 852
Analytical Index 855
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT 857
Board of Supervisors 857
Board of Education 857
City and County Officers 858
Election Districts 860
State Congressional Districts 860
Judicial Districts 860
City and County Districts 860
Police Department 861
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph 862
FIRE DEPARTMENT 863
Officers and Organization 863
FEDERAL OFFICERS 864
State Officers 866
Custom House 866
U nitcd States Treasury 867
Branch Mint v 867
Surveyor General 868
Post Office 868
COURTS 868
CHURCHES 869
Baptist 869
Congregationalist 871
Episcopal 871
Evangelical Lutheran 873
Hebrew 874
Methodist 874
Presbyterian 876
Roman Catholic 878
Swcdenborgian 880
Unitarian 880
Chinese Mission Houses 881
Mariners' Church 881
Disciples of Christ 881
Reformed Church B88
Independent German Congregation 882
Russian Church 882
Lyceum for Self Culture 882
Baptist Chinese Mission School 882
ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES 882
Religious 882
Benevolent 884
Masonic Fraternity 896
I. O. of Odd Fellows 9011
Temperance 902
Protective 902
Li te tar v 907
Historical 807
Social 908
MILITARY 912
NEWSPAPERS 774
PERIODICALS 774
I N SURAN CE COMPANIES 757
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATIONS 754
.MINING COMPANIES 773
TELEGRAPH LINES 791
RAI LEU A DS 782
OCEAN STEAMERS 916
STEAM BOATS 916
STAGES 787
EXPRESSES 744
INCORPORATED COMPANIES 755
CO NSULS 739
HOSPITALS 754
CEM ETE Kl ES 916
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 917
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE. |
JEtna Ins. Co side line
Amos & Davis 32
Angell, Palmer & Co.. xlvii
Aiiiies it Dallam xxxiii
Arthur J. D. & Son 32
Atwood & Bodwell. . .4 and 5
Austin it Co civ
Bacon it Company, reg. of
names, 8 and front cover
Badger W. G xl
Balfour. Guthrie it Co.,
lxxxiii and lxxxvii
Bancroft A. L. it Co — Ixix
Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co xxiv
Bank British Columbia., xi
Bank of California ix
Bav Sugar Refinery 28
Bell John C liv
Ben nor George L 47
Bernard Charles xxi
Betts W.M. it Bro 32
Black Henry M Ixvii
Blake, Bobbins <fc Co...lxiii
Boericke & Tafel, regis-
ter of names 106
Boesch Emil lxxv
Bonnev 0. Jr 14
BoobarE. C. & Co lii
Boscmi Edward it Co.,
reg. of names. . .side line
Bowen Bros 10 and back
ot volume
Bradbury W. B 35
Bradlev &, Kulofson 30
Bragg Robert 47
Bravernian it Levy front
cover
British and Foreign Ma-
rine Ins. Co lxxxvii
Brittau, Holbrookifc Co.,
register id' names 788
Brittun it Key, register
of names 706
Brooks W.H.J li
Brooks <fc McGregor 30
Bro well Jeremiah 3
Bruce Donald back cover
Bryant, Strahan it Co 31
Bucknam E.T 3s
Burnham J. W. it Co 17
Burns A. M.it Co cvi
Buswell A xcix
Butler Warren C.cx and 24
California Cracker Co 29
California Ins. Co lvi
California Jewelry Co.,
register of names 758
California Sugar Kefin-
ery xxvi
Carmen Isl'd -lalt Works., lii
Casebolt it Kerr lvii
Central Pacific R. K. xxxiv
and xxxv
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co. .50
ChielovichE. & Co 27
City Paving Co ciii
Clabrough & Bros xlv
Clair Madame 41
Clark <t Foote 49
Code P. D. &, Co., regis-
ter of names 769
Coghill, Lyons it Co..xcvii
Commercial Union Fire
Assurance Co cxii
Connecticut M. L. Ins.
Co.. register of names . 729
Cook C. Mrs 43
Cook H.N lii
Cooke ifc Smith 47
Corin J 31
Cor vi lie Emerson & Co.,
register of names 777
Craine William -51
Crane it Brigham lxxii
Crane Albert E Ixix
Crocker it Co front cover
Crockard H 57
PAGE.
Culver J. H 33
Cummings W. H 31
Curry F. 1 12
Curtis J.P 34
Daniel John & Co 27
Davidson J. W. & Co.. back
cover
Day Thomas front cover
DepienesH. A. 50
Dietrich W. K lxxxi
Doane it Co.. 28 and reg. of
names 776
Dobrzensky M 43
Dolliver .t Brother 27
Dunn, Campbell it Co 29
Eastman Frank ci
Eclectic Life Ins. Co 55
Edwards Frank G cxi
Eitner Rudolf. lxxvii
Electrical Const. Co.lxxxix
Elleau it Badgley 21
Empire M. L. Ins. Co xc
Englander William xlvi
Erlin G. & Co 44
Ettinger S xlii
Falkenau Louis 49
Falkner, Bell it Co lvi
Farmers' and Mechan-
ics' Bank of Sav... xlvii
Feldmann L. it Co lxiv
Fireman's h und Ins. Go.
front cover
First Nat'l Gold Bank c
Fisher it Co 51
Flint. Peabody & Co lxv
Forster L. Madame xliii
Freeman B. H lii
Fried .fc Besse 33
Frodsham Charles M 23
Frontier it Bellemere 35
Cadsby K. H xevi
Galpen R. H 50
Gannon Peter T li
Garratt it Co 12
Gerke Henry li
German S. it L. Society.. Ix
Ghirardelli D 19
Gillmor J. B 54
Oilman it Mellon 53
Glasgow Iron and Metal
Importing Co 9
Goddard it Co xiv
G racier it Johnson 9
Gray, Jones it Co xxv
Gray M xcvii
Gray N xlix
Green W. S. & Co., reg.
of names 286
Griffith A. J 36
Grosh & Rutherford 28
Gump S. <t G Ixvii
HadtieldDr cv
Hagar&Co 13
flagman J IT
HallC. R Ixxiii
Hall John it Son 33
llallidie A. S lxxxv
Hamburg Bremen Fire
Insurance Co lviii
Hanscom it Co 10
Hartlord Fire Ins. Co. .back
cover
Hawkins it Cantrcll. . . .xcv
Heald's Business College,
register of names — 737
Healy & Jewell liv
Ileatlmeld, Bogel it Co.,
xxxvi and lxxi
Helbingit Straus xxviii
Hendv Joshua 21
Heppner J. L 41
Herrmann, Neis it Co..xlvi
Heuck Herman 23
Heverin M 46
Hevnemamiit Co xl
HiberniaS. & L. Society. .xx
Hicks D. it Co., register
of names 287
PAGE.
Higgins & Collins 20
Hinckley &, Co 16
Hinz Carl 37
Hoaglaud Wm. C 36
Hobos, Gilmore & Co xlv
Hoev John lxviii
Hoffman II. F. W 1
Home Insurance Co., back
of volume
Horstmann H. & Co 26
HouseworthThos. it Co.
front covei
Howes George it Co xv
Howland B. F. & Co 41
Huant l'aulin lxvi
Hubbell S. T 18
Hacks it Lambert S3
Hueter Gustave lxxv
Hunt 10. U 6
Huntington, Hopkins <fe
Co bottom line
Hyde it Chester 41
Imperial Fire Ins. Co lvi
Iredale A. S 43
Jesse it Drew 34
John Hancock Mutual
Life Ins. Co 1
Johnson J. C. &. Co 18
Johnson T. Rodgers, in-
side back cover
Jones, Pullman & Co.,
reg. names, bottom line
Josselyn J. S cv
Kaindler, Scellier.Lelie-
vre it Co.. top edge
of volume
Kallenberg Theodore 35
Keller Henry it Co., reg.
of names 287
Kellogg C. L xxxviii
Kelly Patrick back cover
Kitlredgo Jonathan xvi
Knickerbocker Life Ins.
Co lxxxvii
Knowles George B 38
Koehlcr & Rilter, regis-
ter of names 378
Kohler it Fronting . . . .front
cover
Kohler, Chase <fc Co cvii
Kollmyer A '23
Koopmanschap & Co.. xcix
Korbel F. .t Brothers. . . . 23
Kuh Leopold li ii
Kuner A 25
Langland N. P liv
Langley H. G., register
of names, 107, 794 and 796
LarkinsitCo 57
Laurel Hill Cemetery — cii
Leavitt Charles H lxviii
Lehman K. .t Co 46
Leveque J 27
Levison Brothers, regis-
ter of names 758
Libby it Swett, register
of names 100
Liesenfeld P xlviii
Linforth, Kellogg & Co.
xxiv
Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co 1
Locan & Co xviii
Locke it Montague 12
London and S. F. Bank — x
Low C. Adolphe it Co. . . .20
Lvl'ord L. D., register of
names 769
Lyon it Co., register of
names 728
Macdonald D. A. & Co.. xlvi
Macken J ames 15
Macondray it Co xx
Magcc it .Moore lxxxiu
Magill K. H., back of volume
Main it Winchester.. ..xxix
Makins A. 11. Mrs 37
Mallon John 14
PAGK.
Manhattan Sewing Ma-
chines 33
Marden it Myrick lxxlx
MarsJ. A....' 51
MartellJohn 2
Martin E. it Co li
Masonic S. it L. Bank...xix
Maxim (las Co cix
.May A. (n 59
Mayer Joseph 38
McAfee, Spiers ifc Co 8
McCain, Flood it 51c-
Clurc xix
McDowell William 37
McGregor A. E 57
McMillan it Kester 2
McNulty C. A 19
McQuillan P. Ixin
Meeker, James A- Co liii
Merchants' Marine Ins.
Co xxii
Merchants' Mutual Ma-
rine Insurance Co iv
Merrill J. C. it Co xxtii
Merrill 1" 25
Meussdorffer J. C. it Bro. .Iv
and bottom edge of
volume.
Meussdorfl'er K ., register
of names 784
Michels, Friedlander <fc
Co lxiv
Mills it Evans 18
Millers' Foundry xlvii
Mission and l'aciflc Wool-
en Mills xc
Moffitt John W lxiv
Moore H. II., register of
names 789
MorelosA lxxv
Morgan i. Co., register
ol names 776
Morris Eveline 42
Morrow George xcvii
Mountain it Kaye lxv
Movnihan it Aitkcn 8
Murphy, (J rant & Co lxv
Mutual Benefit Life Ins.
Co ixx
Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
New York., back cover
Myers L. R. it Co., reg.
of names 768
Nathan P.. it Co., regis-
ter of names 784
National Watch Co., reg.
of names 759
Nelson it Doble 53
Nevada Ice Co lxxxiv
New England M utu al
Life Ins. Co Uj
Newbauer it Co Ixxvi
Newhall II. M.<t Co lix
Newsom John J 29
Nichols A. C.& Co xxv
NileM. D -6
Norcross.t Co lxvi
North America Life In-
surance Co *>
North British and Mer-
cantile Ins. Co xciv
North Pacific Transpor-
tation Co vll
Northern Assurance Co.
xxvii
Northwestern Mut. Life
Insurance Co 45
O'Dav William 4b
O'Donnell Cornelius 22
Otto Charles* Co 4b
Oulif, DntoA Co 34
Pache & Co ......66
Pacific Barrel and Keg
l'actorv "\
Pacific Mail S. S. Co vi
Pacific .News Co ■••25
Pacific oil and Lead
Works v
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
PAGE.
Pacific Pneumatic Gas
Co xxxvii
Pacific Rolling Mill Co v
Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co 11
Pacific Stone Co lxxxii
Tacky Martin, register
of names 515
Pages J. F 35
Palmer W. J. T. & Co.,
register of names 788
Parker George F 40
Pasquale E lxxv
Patterson William lvii
Paullin J. E 34
Phoenix & Home Ins. Co.
back of volume
Pilsbury, Webb & Co.,
inside back cover
Plate A.J xcvi
Piatt & Newton xxiii
Plum, Bell it Co. .back cover
Pope it Talbot 57
Pracy George T 39
Trier- M lxviii
Prior J. K lxxx
Trinz John 36
Tyat Felix 30
Raas C. & E. & Co xxvi
Ransom Leander cv
Reynolds John xcviii
Richards <fc Harrison 29
Richardson, Holland &
Co xlix
Riotte it Luckhardt 39
Kisdon I. & L. Works 9
Rod gers, Meyer it Co... civ
Roman A. <fc Co., back
of volume
Rosenbaum A. S. <fc Co c
Roth it Videau Jxxii
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort..l9
TAGE.
Rountreeit McMullin.lxxiii
Royal Mail Steam Pack-
et Co xxvii
Russell W. F xxix
Samuels D lxxxiii
s. F. Cordage Manu-
lactorv xxx
S. F. Glas"s Works xvii
S. F. Tioneer Woolen
Factory lxii
S. F. Savings Union xviii
Santa Clara College xli
Saulnier John it Co 17
Savings and Loan Society
lxxiii
Schafer J. F. & H. H 26
Schmolz William lxxiv
Schn ilier Jacob 52
Sehuberth & Co cviii
Schumann L Ixxvi
Schussler II lxxxi
Scottisli Commercial In-
surance Co xxxvi
Seamans.lobM 37
Security Life Ins. Co 56
Security Savings Bank...;'*
Seiberlich F. A 51
Selby 'I homas H. it Co..xiii
Sellers James C 30
Severance A. J. & Co 49
Sherman William & Co.
lxxxix
Sherwood Robert ii
Short M xliv
Shreve George C. & Co.,
edge of volume and. .1x1
Sims John R 54
Skinker John xxvi
Smith A. J lxxxiv
Smith Barlow J 48
Smith C. W. M., register
of names 378
PAGE.
Smith George J 56
Snook G. & W 38
Solomon B. L. <& Sons Ii
Spaulding J. & Co 7
Spaulding N. W 11
Spcyer Morris & Co lxv
Spreckels C. it Co xxxii
Spring Valley Water
Works xxxlx
Spruance, Stanley & Co 1
St. Louis Mut. Life Ins. Co. 55
State Investment and In-
surance Co iii
Steele James G. & Co.,
register of names 698, 795
Steiger A Roland 22
Stein, Simon <fe Co lx
Steinhart W. & I. & Co.
lxxviii
Stockman J. M 15
Suable Jacob <fe Co 52
Sullivan J. W Ixxix
Sullivan. Kelly ct Co. . .xxx
Sumner W.B xcix
Swain R. A.<fe Co.. back cov
Swan G. W. & Co xlviii
Sweeny N lxxxi
Tabcr I. \V., register of
names 514
Tavlor John it Cc.xxxviii
TaylorS. T. <fe Co lvii
Tehee Charles & Co lxii
Tesmore Solomon 43
Teubner it Hoffman 56
Thompson Brothers., .xxxii
Thomson '1 homas 30
'I liurnauorct Zinn... lxxviii
Todd A. H xlv
Toland Medical College. xci
Treadwell & Co xcv
Truworthv F. M xlii
Tustin W" 1 7
PAGE.
TJlImann M.& Co xxvi
Union Ins. Co xii
VanSchaaek C. T. <t Co.,
reg. of names, top line
Van Winkle ct Daven-
port xvii
A'enard G xxviii
Vice Martin 31
Von Schmidt A. W liii
Walmsley W. W Ixxvi
Waterhouse it Lester.. xciii
Watkins C. E., xcii, 58,
and reg. names, top line
Watt ct McLennan 51
W. A. Wood M. & R.
Machine Co xcviii
Week L. E. it Co 26
Weed it King well 15
Weichhart, J 14
Welch & Co c
Wells, Fargo it Co viii
Wells, Russell <fe Co 22
Whalon John 50
What Cheer Laundry 47
Wheeler it Wilson S. M.
Co 2 and 785
White.it Bauer lxxxvi
Whitney Goo. 0.& Co..xxi
Whitney Sumner, regis-
ter of names 514
Widow and Orphan Fund
Life Insurance Co 45
Wieland John lxxxviii
Wilder it Mitchell 50
Williams Blanchard &
Co xxii
Williams H. F. & Co lix
Wimmer Henry lxvi
Wittmann George 25
Women's Cooperative
Printing Union 3
Wood Geo. M. & Co liii
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
Adjusters.
McXulty C. A.,(Customs).19
Agricultural luipl'ts.
Arthur J. D. & Son 32
Bonney O. Jr 14
W.A.Wood Mowing and
Reap'gMach'e Co. xcviii
Amalgamating Ma-
chines.
Hendy J 21
Apothecaries.
Boericke it Tafel, regis-
ter of names 1H6
Mofhtt J. W. it Co lxiv
Steele J. G. & Co., reg-
ister of names. .698 it 795
Wimmer H lxvi
Architects.
Craine William 51
Hoagland W. C 36
Newsom J. J 29
Artesian Well Bor's.
Thomson Thomas 30
Artificial Stone.
Tacific Stone Co lxxxii
Assayers.
Falkenau Louis 49
Kuh Leopold liii
Mars J. A 51
Riotte it Luckhardt 39
Astrologers.
Clair Madame 41
Auctioneers.
Burns A. M. it Co cvi
Cummings W. H 31
Merrill .1. c it Co xxiii
NewnaU H. M. ct Co lix
Axle Grease.
Hucks it Lambert 53
Bakeries.
California Cracker Co 29
Clark it Foote 49
Banks.
Bank British Columbia... xi
Bank California ix
First Nat'J Gold Bank c
London and S. F. Bank, . .x
Wells, Fargo & Co viii
Baths.
S. F. Hygeian Home 48
Beds and Bedding,
Cooke it Smith 47
Hoev John lxviii
Shafer J. F. & H. II 26
Schreiber Jacob 52
Billiard Table Haa'f.
Liesenfeld P xlviii
Strahle Jacob it Co 52
Bitters.
McMillan it Kester 2
Blacksmiths.
Nelson it Doble 53
Weichhart J 14
Boat Builders.
Benner George L 47
Vice Martin 31
Boiler Works.
Curry F. 1 12
McAfee, Spiers it Co 8
Moj nihan it Aitken 8
Kisdon Iron and Loco-
motive Works 9
Book Binders.
Bosqui Edward it Co.,
register of names
side line
Buswell A xcix
Hicks 1). & Co., register
of names 2X7
Books — Subscription
Agents..
Keller Henry it Co., reg-
ister of names 287
Booksellers.
Libby & Swett, register
of names 106
Moore H. H., register of
names 789
Roman A. it Co., back of
volume
Whitney Sumner, regis-
ter of names 514
Boot and Shoe Itfan'f.
Kelly Patrick,, .back cover
Seiberlich F. A 51
Box Sinkers,
Ilobbs, Gilmore it Co xlv
Korbel F.it Bros 23
Swan G. W. & Co xlviii
Brass Foundries.
Dobrzensky M 43
Gamut it Co 12
Weed it Kingwell 15
Brewers.
Iluant Paulin & Co lxvi
Lyon i'c Co., register of
names 728
Spreckels C. it Co xxxii
Wieland John lxxxviii
Brewers' Materials.
Herrmann, Xeis & Co..xlvi
Carpenters and
Builders.
Browell Jeremiah 3
Curtis John T 34
Carpet Beating.
Merrill T 25
Spaulding J. it Co 7
Carpets.
Bell John C liv
Burnham James W.& Co. 17
Edwards Frank G cxi
Heynenianii it Co xl
Mountain it Rayo lxv
l'luni, Bell it Co., back cover
Carriage Depots.
Arthur J. J). & Son 32
Black Henry M lxvii
Casebojt it Kerr lvii
Larkins it Co 57
Mills ct Evans 18
Carriage Stock.
Casebolt it Kerr lvii
Meeker James it Co liii
Waterhouse & Lester, .xciii
Carvers and Gilders.
Bryant, Strahan it Co 31
Cement l*ipe.
Tadcy Martin, register
of names 515
Cemeteries.
Laurel Hill cii
Chemicals.
Reynolds John xcviii
Cigaritos.
Morelos A. & Co lxxv
Cigars and Xobaeco.
Gannon Teter T Ii
Heuek Herman 23
Rosenbaum A. S. & Co c
Civil Engineers.
Brooks & McGregor 36
McGregor A. E 57
Ransom Leander cv
Schussler H lxxxi
Von Schmidt A. W liii
Clothing.
McCain, Flood & Mc-
Clure xix
Sherman Wm. it Co.lxx.xiX
Steinhart W. & 1. it
Co lxxviii
VanSchaaek c. P. it Co.,
register of names,top line
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS
PAGE.
Cloths.
Heynemann & Co xl
Raas C. .t K xxvi
Stein, Simon &, Co lx
Ullmann SI. & Co xxvi
Coffee and Spices.
Bernard Charles xxl
Gliirardelli D 19
Harden & Myrick lxxix
Venard G xxviii
Colleges.
Heald's Business, regis-
ter of names 737
Santa Clara xli
Toland Medical xci
Com. Merchants.
Balfour, Guthrie <fc Co.,
lxxxiii
Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co xxiv
Flint, Peabody it Co lxv
Howes George & Co xv
Koopmanschap itCo..xeix
Low C. Adolphe & Co.... 20
Macondrav & Co xx
Merrill J. C.&Co xxiii
Phut it Newton xxiii
Rodgers, Meyer & Co civ
Speyer Morris it Co lxv
Todd A. H xlv
Welch&Co c
Williams, Blanchard <t
Co xxii
Confectioners.
Lehman R. & Co 46
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort..l9
Contractors.
Boobar E. C. <fc Co lii
Browell Jeremiah 3
Hyde <fc Chester 41
Coopers.
Hubbell S. T 18
Pacific Barrel and Keg
Factory liv
Coppersmith.
Macken James 15
Cordage.
Hallidie A. S.,(wire)..lxxxv
San Francisco Cordage
Factory xxx
Cordials, etc.
McMillan & Kester 2
Costumers.
Paullin S. F. Mrs 34
Crockery.
Helbing & Straus xxviii
Nathan B. & Co., regis-
ter of names 784
Swain 14. A. & Co., back
cover
Cutlers.
Price Michael Ixviii
Diamond Drill.
Severance A. J. & Co 49
Diamond Setters.
Elleauit Badgley 21
Frontier it Bellemere 35
Koehler <t Ritter, regis-
ter of names 378
Distillers.
Hong Kong Distillery
Co xxix
Doors, Sash, etc.
Bradbury W. B 35
Hall John & Son 33
Macdonald D.A. & Co. .xlvi
Mechanics' Mill and
Manufacturing Co 22
Richardson, Holland <fc
Co xlix
Draftsmen.
Amos& Davis 32
Druggists.
Crane <fc Brigham lxxii
Heathtleld, Bogcl & Co.,
xxxvi and lxxi
PAGE.
Dry Goods.
Austin & Co civ
Davidson J. W. it Co.,
back cover
Heynemann A Co xl
Kaindler, Scellier, Lelievre
& Co., top edge of volume
McCain, Flood & Mc-
Clure xix
Murphy, Grant & Co lxv
Samuels D lxxxiii
Electricians.
Electrical Construction
Co lxxxix
Einbalmers.
Gillmor J. B 54
Lyford L. Dexter, regis-
ter of names 769
Engravers.
Butler Warren C, ex and 24
Eitner Rudolf lxxvii
Kuner A 23
Pages Jules F 35
Wood Geo. M. & Co liii
Expresses.
Wells, Fargo it Co viii
Fancy Goods.
Jones, Pullman it Co.,
reg. names, bottom line
Locan & Co xviii
Michel s, Friedlander <fe
Co lxiv
Pasquale E lxxv
Tence C. & Co lxii
Thurnauer & Zinn xviii
VanSchaack C.P.& Co.,
register of names
top line
Faucet makers.
Glacier & Johnson 9
Fire Arms.
Remington Arms Co... .lxix
Winchester Repeating
Arms Co xxvi
Fish.
Griffith A. J 36
Flags.
Johnson T. Rodgers., in-
side back cover
Norcross it Co lxvi
Pasquale E lxxv
Flour Dealers.
Grosh & Rutherford 28
Foundries.
Goddard & Co xiv
Hanscomife Co 10
Hinckley <t Co 16
Miners1 Foundry xlvii
Steiger & Poland 22
Thompson Bros xxxii
Fringes and Tassels.
England er William xlvi
EttingerS xlii
Furniture.
Bell John C liv
Erlin G. it Co 44
Horstmann H. .t Co 26
Palmer W. J. T. <fc Co.,
register of names 788
Plum, Bell & Co..back cover
Schafer J. F. it H. H 26
Whitney George O. <fc
Co xxi
Furniture— School.
Erlin G. & Co 44
Libby & Swett, register
of names 106
Palmer W. J, T. it Co.,
register of names — 788
Garden Seeds.
Kellogg C. L xxxviii
©as Fixtures.
Day Thomas — front cover
Prior J. K lxxx
Gas Meter Manuf.
Dobrzenskv M 43
Maxim cix
PAGE.
Gas Works.
Pacific Pneumatic. . .xxxvii
Glass and Glassware.
Taylor John & Co.. xxxviii
Glass Stainers.
Mallon John 14
Glass Works.
Newman it Duval xvii
Groceries.
Bowen Brothers 16 and
back of volume
Coghill, Lyons £ Co..xcvii
Ric bards & Harrison 29
Rountree & Mc.Mullin.lxxiii
Gunsmiths.
Clabrough it Bros xlv
Plate A. J xevi
Hair Jewelry.
Cook C.Mrs 43
Hardware.
Glasgow I. and M. Im-
porting Co 9
Huntington, Hopkins ife
Co., reg. of nanus,
bottom line
Linforth, Kellogg it Co. xxiv
May<»Co.(Boston,Mass.)5!)
Otto Charles & Co 46
Pilsbury, Webb & Co.,
inside back cover
Selby T. H. &Co xiii
Treadwell it Co xcv
Van Winkle & Daven-
port xvii
Harness, etc.
Johnson J. C. & Co 18
Main & Winchester xxix
Harvesting Machines
Walter A. Wood Mow-
ing and Reaping Ma-
chine Co xcviii
Hats and Caps.
Fisher & Co 51
Meussdorffer J. C. <t Bro. .lv
and bottom edge of vol.
Meussdorffer K., regis-
ter of names 784
Hay and Grain.
Morrow George xcvil
Todd A. H xlv
Hops and Corks.
Herrmann, Neis <t Co.. xlvi
Hose and Helting.
CookH. N lii
Ice.
Nevada Ice Co lxxxiv
Instrument Depots.
Electrical Construction
and Maintenance Co.
lxxxix
Houseworth Thomas <t
Co front cover
Schmolz W lxxiv
Insurance Agents.
Balfour, Guthrie & I !o.,
lxxxiii and lxxxvii
Boardman Geo. C. reg-
ister of names side line
Booker W. L xxvii
Clark it Fox 45
Claussenius George 55
Denison Charles H 50
Diver It. A 55
Everson Wallace iii
Falkner, Bell it Co hi
Forbes A. B back cover
He vwoodifc Flint, back cover
Hoffman H. F. W I
Johnston W. B 1
Low C. Adolphe & Co.... 20
Macfarlane, Blair A Co.,
xxii and xxxvi
Macondrav &■ Co xx
Magill 14. H.back of volume
Norcross D lxxxvii
Roberts J. B., register of
names 7-9
Shepardson H. F 45
PAGE.
Speyer Morris & Co iviii
Swain R. B, A Co lxx
Taafle G O'Hara cxii
Tillinzhasl Bros xciv
Von Khein 0. F. ,v Co...xo
Webb Watson 55
Woolsey E. W 68
Insurance Co's. Home.
California lvl
Fireman's Fund. front cover
Mercb. Mutual Marine. ..iv
State Investment and
Insurance Co iii
Union xii
Iron and Steel.
Glasgow Iron and Metal
Co 9
Huntington, Hopkins it
Co., reg. of names,
bottom line
Selby T. H. it Co xiii
Van Winkle A Daven-
port xvii
Iron Doors, etc.
Kittredgc Jonathan xvi
Leavitt Charles 11 Ixviii
sims John 14 54
Jewelers. Hunttf.
Braverman&Levy. front cov
( lalifomia Jewelry Co.,
register of names 75S
Elleau & Badgley 21
Frontier it Bellemere 35
Koehler it Hitter, regis-
ter of nanus 378
Levison Bros., register
of names 758
Seamans Job M 37
Sherwood Kobert ii
Shreve Geo. C. it Co lxi
and edge of volume
Land Agents.
Green W. S. it Co., reg-
ister of names 286
Ransom Leauder cv
East Factories.
Leveq ue J 27
Laundries.
What Cheer 47
Leather Dealers.
Cray, Jones it Co xxv
Johnson J. C. & C 18
Main & Winchester xxix
Nichols A. C. it Co xxv
Sumner W. B xcix
Week L. E. it Co 26
Liquor Dealers.
Cbielovicb E. & Co 27
.Martin E. it Co Ii
McMillan & Kester 2
Parker George F 4'i
Prinz John m
Richards it Harrison 29
Both & Videau lxxii
Saulnier John it Co 17
Spina nee. Stanley it Co 1
Lithographers.
Britton it Key, register
of names." 766
Livery Stables.
California Tattersalls cvi
Locomotives.
Kisdon Iron and Loco-
motive Works 9
Looking Glasses,
Mirrors, etc.
Gump s. & Q lxvii
Kollmver W. A 2::
McQuillan li lxiii
Nathan P. 4 Co., register
Of names "s4
Nile M. D 26
Lumber Dealers.
Knowles George B 38
Pope it Talbot 57
Machine Shops.
Hawkins it Cantrell....xcv
Kallenherg Theodore 35
Pracy George T 39
Kisdon Iron and Loco-
motive Works 9
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
Machinery.
Treadwell cfc Co xcv
Marble Yards.
Daniel John ,t Co 27
Heverin M 46
Myers Leon R. <fc Co.,
register of names 768
match Mannfact'rs.
Newbauer & Co lxxvi
Heertchaum Pipes.
Schumann Louis lxxvj
Metallic Signs.
Patterson William lvii
Mill Furnishing.
G racier & Johnson 9
Treadwell it Co xcv
Millwrights.
Amos <t Davis 32
Millinery Goods.
Oulif, Dato.t Co 34
Tence Chas. it Co lxii
Model Makers.
Culver J. H 33
Kallenberg Theodore 35
Stockman J. M 15
Musical Instruments.
Badger \V. G xl
Bancroft A. L. & Co... .lxix
Gray M xcvii
Koliler, Chase & Co evil
Schuberth & Co cviii
STative Wines.
Gerke II li
Kohler & Frohling.front cov
Prinz John 36
STeckties.
Making A. H. Mrs 37
-Vews Agents.
Pacific News Co 25
Sullivan J. \V lxxix
White it Bauer lxxxvi
Oil Works.
Pacific Oil and Lead
Works v
Opticians.
Houseworth Thomas &
Co front cover
Organ Builder.
Mayer Joseph 38
Oysters.
Corville Emerson & Co.,
register of names 777
Doane <fc Co., 28, and
register ot names 776
Morgan it Co., register
of names 776
Tesmore Solomon 43
Paints and Oils.
Cal. Chemical Paint
Co liv
Sullivan, Kelly & Co. . .xxx
Painters.
Gadsby E. H xevi
Oilman & Mellon 53
Smith George J 56
Paper Oealers.
Blake, Bobbins <t Co. ..lxlii
Taylor S. P. <t Co l\ii
Patent Agents.
Smith C. W. M., register
of names 378
Pavements.
City Paving Co ciii
Photographers.
Bradley* Rulofson 30
Howland B. F. .t Co 41
Taber I. W., register of
names 514
Watkins C. E., adv.dept,
p.xcii, 58, and regis-
ter of names, top line.
PAGE.
Photo. Engravings.
Houseworth T. it Co.,
front cover
Watkins C. E., xcii and 58
and reg. of names,
top line
Physicians,
DepierresH. A 50
Piano Makers.
Hall C. R lxxiii
Pickles and Pres'v's.
Code P. D. <fc Co., regis-
ter of names, 769
Plumbers, etc.
Bucknam E. T 38
Day Thomas front cover
Iredale A. S 43
Prior J. K lxxx
Smith A.J lxxxiv
Snook G. & W 38
Walmsley W. W lxxvi
Powder Oealers.
Giant Powder Co xxfv
Skinker John xxvi
Preserved Meats.
Dietrich W. K lxxxi
Printers.
Bacon it Company, reg. of
names 8 and front cover
Bosqui E. & Co., register
of names side line
Bruce Donald back cover
Crocker <fe Co.. front cover
Eastman Frank ci
Women's Co-operative
Printing Union 3
Publishers.
Langley Henry G., reg.
of names, 7*94, 796 and 107
Whitney Sumner, reg.
of names 514
Pump Makers.
Smith A. J lxxxiv
Railroads.
Central Pacific xxxiv
and xxxv
Real Estate Agents.
Green W. S. & Co., reg.
of names 286
Williams H. F. & Co lix
Reflectors.
Boesch Emil lxxv
Regalia.
Johnson T. Rodgers. .inside
back cover
Norcrossit Co lxvi
Pasquale E lxxv
Restaurants.
Wittmann George 25
Rolling Mill.
Pacific Rolling Mill v
Safes.
Dunn, Campbell <fc Co 29
Kittredge Jonathan xvi
Leavitt Charles lxviii
Salt Oealers.
Carmen Island Salt Co..lii
Savings and Loan
Societies.
Farmers' and Mechan-
ics' Bank xlvii
German Savings and
Loan Society lx
Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society xx
Masonic. Savings and
Loan Bank xix
San Francisco Savings
„ Union xviii
Savings and Loan So-
„ ciety lxxiii
Security Savings Bank,
opp inside back cover
PAGE.
Saw Makers.
Bonney O. Jr 14
Pacific Saw Manufactur-
ing Co 11
SpauldingN. W 11
Saw Mills.
Hobbs.Gilmore & Co....xlv
Korbel F. & Bros 23
Macdonald D A. <fc Co..xlvi
Mechanics1 ZM ill 22
Richardson, Holland &
Co xlix
Schools.
Forster L. Mine xliii
Heald's Business Col-
lege, reg. of names.. .737
Searcher of Records.
Bro ks W.H.J ii
Sewing Machine
Treadles.
Wilder & Mitchell 50
Sewing Machines.
Manhattan 33
Wheeler &, Wilson, reg-
ister of names, 785,
and page 2
Shipsmiths.
Crockard Hugh 57
Shirts— Makers.
Morris E. Mrs 42
Shoe Findings.
Dolliver <fc Brother 27
Magee it Moore lxxxiii
Week L. E. <fc Co 26
Shot and Lead Pipe.
S.F. Shot Tower xiii
Show Card "Writers.
McDowell William 37
Show Case Makers.
Teubner it Hoffman 56
Silver Platers.
Martell John 2
Spring Makers.
Betts William M.&Bro..32
Stair Builders.
Freeman B. H lii
Jesse & Drew 34
Langland L. P liv
Stationers.
Crocker it Confront cover.
Roman A. & Co., back of
volume
Steamers.
North Pacific Trans. Co. .vii
Pacific Mail S. S. Co vi
Royal Mail xxvii
Steering Wheels.
Bragg Robert 47
Stencil Cutters.
Truworthy F. M xlii
Wood Geo. M. <t Co hii
Stone Yards.
Heverin M 46
Pacific Stone Co lxxxii
Stoves, etc.
Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
register of names 788
Bucknam E. T 88
Locke it Montague 12
Snook G. it \V 38
Sugar Refineries.
Bav 28
California xxxi
China xxix
Xailors.
Hagman J 17
Heppner J. L 41
Short M xliv
Sweeney N lxxxi
Whalen J 50
Tanners.
O'Donnell Cornelius 22
PAGE.
Telegraphic Instru-
ments.
Electrical Construction
Co lxxxix
Tool Makers.
HinzCarl E 37
Weichhart J 14
Trunk Mannfactu'rs.
Corin Joseph 31
Galpen R. H 50
Turners.
Bryant, Strahan & Co. . . .31
Glacier it Johnson 9
Type Founders.
Hagarit Co 13
Undertakers.
Gray N xlix
Upholsterers.
Solomon B. L. it Sons li
Vacuum Cure.
Hadfleld's cv
Varnishers.
Cooke & Smith 47
O'Day William 46
Varnishes.
Hueter Gustave lxxv
Sullivan, Kelly it Co... xxx
Vermouth.
Pache &, Co 56
Watch Manufact'rs.
National Watch Co.,reg-
ister of names 759
Watches and Jew-
elry.
Braverman <fc Levy,
front cover
Frodsham CM 23
Levison Bros., register
of names 758
Seamans Job M 37
Sherwood Robert ii
Shreve George C. it Co. .lxi
and edge of volume
Water Closets.
Smith A. J lxxxi v
Water Pipe.
Browcll Jeremiah 3
Padey Martin, register
of names ...515
"Water "Works.
Spring Valley xxxix
Whiteners.
Sellers J. C 30
"Wig Makers.
Pyat Felix 30
Willow Ware.
Amies & Dallam xxxiii
Feldmann L. <t Co lxiv
Thurnaucr it Zinn. .lxxviii
"Wind Mill Manuf.
jXtwood & Bodwell. .4 and 5
Hunt E. 0 6
Tustin W.I 7
Window Shades.
Fried .fc Bcsse 33
Mountain & Raye lxv
"Wire "Workers.
Hallidie A. S lxxxv
Wood and Coal.
Higgins «t Collins 20
"Wooden "Ware.
Armes it Dallam xxxiii
Feldmann L. it Co lxiv
Wool Oealers.
Watt & McLennan 51
Woolen Mills.
Mission it Pacific xc
San Francisco l'ioneer. .lxii
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PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
1872.
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 officers, thus establishing tw,o
distinct systems of government. The Consolida-
tion Act took effect on the first day of July, 18.3G.
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-
usly reduced, while the checks upon lavish expenditure were so well devised as to
efy evasion, and the contraction of debts has been inhibited. The financial history
f all this is sufficiently indicated in the exhibit* of the Aggregated Annual Expendi-
ures of the City and County of San Francisco from 1850 to 1871 — since the first
legislative organization of the government — exclusive of the sums paid in liquidation
of the principal and interest of the bonded debts:
Assessment and Rates of Taxation from 1850 to 1871.
Fiscal Years.
1850-51...
1851-52..
1852-53. .
1853-54. . .
i 1854-55. . .
1855-56...
1856-57.:.
1857-58. . .
1858-59. . .
1859-60. . .
1860-61...
1861-62...
1862-63. . .
1863-64. . .
1864-65. . .
1865-66...
1866-67...
1867-68. . .
1868-69...
1869-70...
1870-71...
Total
Annual
Rates.
S2 00
10
41 J-
88 i
85 i
855-6
30
30
45
3 169-10
2 85
2 87
2 74»
2 10
2 98
3 12
3 10
3 00
3 05
3 08
2 84*
Particular Class of Assessments.
Eeal Estate. Improvements. Person'I Prop'ty
$16,819,051
11,141,463
15,676,356
17,889,850
19,765,285
18,607,S00
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
75,145,717
In 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.
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
39,129,115
43,214,976
51,152,964
42,782,308
t44,982,908
31,246,159
Total
Annual
Assessments.
$21,621,211
14,016,903
18,481,737
28,900,150
34,762,827
32,076,572
30,368,25 1
35,397,176
30,725,950
30,019,222
35,967,499
41,815,11 9
66,556,656
77,119,105
80,736,165
88,266,457
9ti,?00,397
109.360,826
106,414,029
111.759,511
106,391, S7G
* For table of Municipal Expenditures from 1850 to
t Exclusive of Mortgages, which amounted in lfc69
1865, see San Francisco
-70 to near $16,000,000, now
Pirectokt for 1866, page 10.
held to be exempt from taxation.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanaom Street, White Gk>oda.
1
W ATKINS' 5TO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
10
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
The amount absolutely collected on is much less than the aggregate valuations
for the last two years. For the year 1868-9, the delinquent list amounted to
$429,709, on an assessed value of $13,500,000, in 1869-70 to $556,320, on $18,-
062,340, and in 1870-71 to $170,603 on $5,996,584. The small amount of delin-
quent taxes of 1870-71, compared with the two previous years, may be accounted
for by the fact that moneys loaned on mortgages which amounted in the years
named to an assessed aggregate of about $30,000,000, have been declared exempt
from taxation.
Municipal Expenditures from 1865 to 1871.
Tears.
Current
Expenses.
1865-6..
1866-7..
1867-8..
1868-9..
1369-70.
1870-71.
$916,934 45
939,285 05
1,215,925 00
1,937,925 41
2,098.610 00
2,417,110 00
Permanent
Iinprov'm'ts.
$90,995 90
188,073 75
165,559 24
Interest.
$256,198 38
213.353 06
200,644 07
373,050 83
221.198 00
225,462 00
Reduction
of Debt.
$154,055 00
354,686 82
206,457 76
148,233 81
361,625 00
177,045 00
Old
Claims.
$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
2,819,617 00
The amount expended by the Department of Streets during the year 1870-71 is
$843,415 against. $1,248,130 in 1869-70, which, added to the sum included in the
above table, $2,819,617, makes the total expenditures of the Municipal Govern-
ment for 1870-71, $3,663,032.
The special Fee Fund for 1870-71 aggregated $153,685, of which the Recorder
paid $44,975, the County Clerk $41,028, the Sheriff' $20,552, the Tax Collector
$19,244, and the Clerk of the Justice Court $9,867.
For the year ending June 30, 1871, the following amounts were paid in support
of the different departments of the Municipal Government: Salaries, $353,366 a
Police Department, $157,218; Fire Department, $193,460; School Department, v
8638,001 ; Street Lights, $200,583 ; Hospital, $108,621 ; Alms House, $75,571 ;
Industrial School, §36,906; Redemption of Bonds, $177,045; Interest on Debt,
$225,462.
Bonded Debt June 30th, 1871.
lssned in
1851...
1855...
1858...
1862-3.
1863.
1864.
1864.
is,;:,
1866-
1867.
1870.
1870.
By tbe
Payable
City
City
City and County
City and County for San
Jo6<5 Railroad
City and Co. City Slip..
City and Co. City Slip..
Central Pacific R. R. Co
Western Pacific R.R. Co
School Department
Judgment
School Department
Park Improvement
1871
1875
1888
1877-8
1883
1884
1894
1895
1881
1887
1890
1890
Annual Interest.
Pr cent Payable in
Annual
Sinking
Fund.
Bonds in
Circulation.
10
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
San Francisco . - '• None
New York About $38,000 00.
San Francisco.. j About 47,000 00.
San Francisco..
San Francisco )
San Francisco \
San Francisco..
San Francisco..
San Francisco..
San Francisco . .
San Francisco. .
San Francisco..
About 23,750 00..
About 47,500 00..
Commences in 1 873
Commences in 1873
About 15,000 00..
About 14,000 00..
About 15,000 00..
None
Totals i [About $200,750 00
$206,200 00
177, 500 00
926,000 00
18/2,000 00
658,500 00
23.000 00
400 000 00
250,000 00
197,000 00
304,000 00
285,000 00
15,000 00
$3,624,200 00
The amount of cash on hand for the payment of this debt is $394,351, which,
deducted from the aggregate amount, leaves a balance of $3,229,849 as the actual
debt.
.atraTINGTOISr, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. Importer and Jobbers.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY
11
February 24, 1872— Funded Debt, June 30, 1871, $3,624,200. Bonds issued
since that date— Hospital 6 per cent., redeemable in 1891, $75,000; Park Im-
provement 6 per cent., 1920, $60,000 — Total, $3,759,200. Bonds redeemed since
June 30, 1871, $572,200; Funds outstanding, (Sinking Funds loaned) $193,000—
Total amount applicable to the extinguishment of outstanding bonds, $765,200,
which leaves, as the actual debt, $2,994,000.
Annual Revenue from 1865 to 1871.*
Years.
1865-6..
1866-7 ..
1867-8..
1868-9..
1869-70 .
1870-71 .
Taxes.
$1,361,876 26
1,482,476 31
1,509,162 50
1,786,129 43
1,966,827 00
1,935,902 00
State and Co.
Licenses.
$89,253 25
93,901 50
99.484 74
100,454 69
110,353 12
106,157 00
Municipal
Licenses.
Sale of
Bunds.
|2S,799 25
31,762 80
38.895 90
52,560 50
41,646 50
40,067 00 1
$61,050 00
125,965 38
47,500 00
Other
Sources.
Total.
$83,429 30
107,617 97
271,263 78
507,(140 67
752,365 93
716,263 001
jl.624,408 06
1,811.753 9f,
1,966,306 92
2.446, is:. 29
2,871,192 55
2,798,389 00
Slat,'.
$944,812 35
987.105 77
1,095,586 :i
1,044.835 -.mi
1,019,5115 09
965,957 DO
Population San Francisco, 1871—72.
The following figures, compiled from reliable data and from careful investigations during the
progress of the canvass for the San Francisco Directory for the present year, is published as an
approximation to the present population of this city ; and in directing attention thereto, the com-
piler feels assured that an intelligent and careful examination of the data upon which they tire
based, will fully sustain the aggregates derived therefrom.
White males over twenty-one 57,019
" Females over eighteen, estimated 36.30C
" Males under twenty -one, estimated 35,760
" Females under eighteen, estimated 30.579
" Males, names refused, and foreigners not taken in the canvass, estimated 2,100
Chinese, male and female 10,018
Colored, male and female 1,500
Total permanent population 1/3,276
To which should be added a large element of our population known as "floating," which
consists of: 1st. Transient boarders, etc., at hotels, boarding-houses, etc. 2d. Soldiers at
the fortifications in the harbor. 3d. Persons engaged in navigating the bay, who claim
this city as their residence. 4th. Inmates of Alms House, Hospitals, and other charita-
ble institutions, County Jail, etc. 5th. A large number of persons who have no perma-
nent place of abode, together amounting to about 5,000
Total population, March 1st, 1872.; 178,276
The estimate of the males over 21 in the above table is based upon the list of names contained in
the present volume, as follows :— The number of references in the register of names is 64,294, of
which 55,819 are male residents of this city. These figures are exclusive of a numerous list of
names included in the Business Directory and the Appendix, containing the names of ofli ere of
Societies, Incorporations, etc., not obtained in the regular canvass, estimated at 1,200, making ■
total of 57,019. The two latter named departments of the Directory are compiled from informa-
tion collected just previous to the publication of the work, and include many names not to be found
in the regular list.
The number of females is estimated at 36,300, upon the basis of the returns of the Federal Census
of 1870. The number of females of all ages enumerated, as published in this city, amounts to 61,-
577, of which 23,261 are under 15 years. According to the average of the Censu^ironghout^
* For table of Revenue collected iu San Francisco from 1850 to 1865, see Sas Fbakcisco P.bkctqby for 1««6. P- 10.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
None but the best Photographs are made by WATSIUS, 26 Montgomery St.
12
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
United States, about sixteen per cent, of the number under 15 (3,721) should be added thereto to
represent the element between 15 Cinclus've) and 18, which would give an aggregate as follows :
Under 18, 26,982; 18 and over, 34,595. The difference between the last named figures (34.595)
and those included in the table, (36,300), amounting to 1,705, will not be considered an overestimate
for the increase since August, 1870.
The estimates of the males under 21 and the females under 18 are obtained by adding to the
returns of the Federal Census the increase since that work was completed, August, 1870, a period
of twenty months. According to the School Census of 1870, the annual increase of children of
all ages under 15, is about ten per cent. On this basis the annual increase of males of all ages
under 21 may be estimated at about seven per cent., and the females under 18 at eight per cent.
This will produce the following aggregates: Males under 15, (Census) 23,722, add thirty-live per
cent., the average of the Census throughout the United States, for those between 15 (inclusive) and
21,8,302. Total August, 1870, 32,024; increase, March, 1872,3,736. Total, 35,760. Females
under 18, returns of Census 1870, ("see second paragraph) 26,982 ; increase March, 1872, 3,597.
Total, 30,579.
The remainder of the data in our estimate explains itself, and to those who are acquainted with
the different elements referred to therein, the figures relating thereto will not be considered overesti-
mated.
The estimate of the present year, (178,276) as compared with that of last year, (172,750) exhibits
again since January, 1871, of 5,526, or about three and one-fifth per ct.; this compared with the annual
increase since I860, on the basis of the returns of the Federal Census, which is about ten per cent.,
shows an increase much less than that of former years. An analysis of the figures contained in
our table for the present year, shows that while the males and females under 21 and 18, respectively,
have increased, the adults have decreased ; a result not entirely unexpected, and owing princi-
pally to the depressed condition of almost every department of human industry during the past
season, inducing many persons to seek other and more extended fields of labor for employment,
and the demand for skilled labor occasioned by the Chicago conflagration.
The number of females for the present year, as estimated, is in our judgment much less than the
actual number, but as it is based upon the figures of the Federal Census of 1870, it will not be
regarded, at any rate, as being excessive.
For the purpose of reference, we republish from the San Francisco Directory for 1871, the
figures of the Census of the City and County of San Francisco as compiled in this City, adding
thereto the returns as published by the Census Bureau at Washington, and a table containing
both series of "official figures," one opposite the other, a comparison of which will, when the fact
is considered that they have been compiled from the same data, exhibit many remarkable discrep-
ancies :
FEDERAL CENSUS OF SAN FRANCISCO, 1870.
(San Francisco Compilation.)
White.
Colored.
1
ClIIK
ESE.
*y.
Wards.
Mai's
7,187
8,868
1,966
6.358
2,111
3,192
3,0*7
2,607
3,875
4,293
5,480
2,814
2,302
1 3,071
3,262
4,962
4,787
1,307
648
2.433
4.214
F'm's
3,2:i:»
5.5110
543
4,314
679
3.05S
2,895
2.100
3.202
4,818
5,084
2.104
2.158
2,886
3,202
4,604
3,930
1,254
511
1,930
3,766
C1.S77
Under 15.
Born in Cal.
M.
68
76
5
229
2
101
4
3
34
16
21
4
14
3
F.
9
61
1
160
1
119
5
Under 15 B'n
Cal.
M. 1 F.
303 2
316 8
545 16
3,898 1,593
50
2,540 394
107 2
70
203
198 2
211 5
75
54 1
89
60 , ..
409 2
203 10
129 5
27
178
112
9,777 2,040
Und
M.
48
39
5-1
284
4
171
11
17
5 1
50
20
15
4
12
15
34
40
6
3
22
23
877
er 15 B'n Cal.
F. M.~ F.
>
Mai's F'm's Mai's
1,389 1.397 1,158
2,226 2,260 1,803
132 144 104
1,016 939 808
151! 133 95
865 864 719
7591 797 523
756 726 566
976 1,020 829
1,590 1,672 1,331
2,030 1,980 1,556
902: 810 573
833, 858 614
1.094 1,130 859
1,292 1,285 987
2,313 2,237 1,562
1,959 1,657 1,565
542, 563 408
200, 261 160
860 836 702
1,837; 1,692 1,424
23.722 23.261 18.346
F'm's!
1.1881
1,898
108
775
81
728
532
559
868
1.393
1,479
596
584!
848 1
988!
1,648!
1.312
403
216
663
1,362 1
18.219
M.
2
27
35
F. j M.
4 1
18 26
35 31
F.
2
9
1
30
on
1st
2d
2 1
2
2
102
3d
4th
5th
191
140
3
Bill
22
1
33 20
4 1
22
2
72
1
1
44
2
24
1
....
7th, 1st Precinct.
2
1
8th, lBt Precinct.
'• 2J Precinct..
9th
17
22
28
4
14
7
2
i
3 3
2 ....
6 2
2
1
5
3
5
10th, 1st Precinct.
" 2d Precinct .
" 3d Precinct..
3
1
4
2
2
1
4
1
1
1
....
1
1
1
a
11th, 1st Precinct.
6
18
'"7
9
6
626
■1
" 2d Precinct..
" 3d Precinct..
" 4th Precinct
12th, 1st PrecinctJ
S
1
8
1
M8
6
"'3
2
....
5
4
' "2
2
....
5
7
8
271
189
131
1
108
84
74.824
117 95
41)
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 703, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY
13
Real.
1st
2d
3d
41 li
5th
6th
7th, 1st Precinct.
" 2d Precinct.
8th, 1st 'recinc.t.
■' 2d Pn cin it..
9th
10th, 1st Precinct.
" id Precinct..
" 3d Precinct..
" 4th Precinct
11th, 1st Precinct.
" 2d Precinct..
" 3d Precinct.
" 4 tli Precinct
12th, 1st Precinct..
" 2d Precinct..
Total
7.401,300
10,939,828
4.193.500
7.913.500
1,849,500
20,619.550
1,695.050
6.667.250
16.662.340
13,662,110
11.011.605
6,603,810
3.435.215
5.170.780
3,334,176
7,978,840
11,802.700
3,408,550
3,711,720
4,240.430
10,898,020
9 7,407.
5,005
3,154,
7 3^6
7.172,
11.766
775
4,115
11.676
6,1(19
5.980
4,558
2,004
2,081
802
3.930
5,206
1,276
316
1.734
5,323
Own. by Chinese
Personal.
,900
,275
,695
650 940.
,690
34
13,000
5,900
46,700
230,3110
8,600
7S8.000
14,050
2,100
700
100
39,930
29.559
4,500
4.300
1,250
W.
3,155
2.098
985
1.559
1,523
1.711
1,639
1,256
1.738
1,916
2.298
1,337
917
1,177
1,422
1.882
1,659
585
258
1.029
1,566
$163,259,771 $07,796,741 $74,800 §1,188,080 31,701 352 [3,370 4,297 25,266 2,608 296 1,88611,893] 446.1,452
Q
C >
S«i
M
C3W
• >
a
c.
M.
F.
42
858
3631
31
181
399
ft
129
55
140
860
696
...
103
26
52
18
113
1
137
282
ftl
no
1ft
AS
128
8
22
337
13
77
217
4
92
235
9
1
4
45
263
39
90
6
139
196
6
304
200
74
120
8
17
45
6
33
64
5
135
294
352
13.370
4,297
No. lE'ty
1.171
2.485
882
1.575
.'04
1,450
782
1.027
1,302
1 ,502
1.985
927
826
921
1,178
1.875
1,700
5-5
262
981
1,080
....| 11
125 25
■HI 11
140 5
22 ..
100 4
53 5
120 18
162 24
154 35
182 1
38 39
12 21
31 1 8
166 3
1381 26
188 17
34 111
ftl 2
104 6
2521 25
W.iCh.
120 ... ....
170 ...
in 1 . .
38 216 1,248
2
66 160 204
91
62
76 28
1111 35
170
28
93
112
216
187
54
34
07
159
"The male population of this City, according to these figures, it will be observed, 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 ele-
ments, about thirty-five per cent, of the number under 15, the ratio according to the census returns
of 1 SCO, 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 15,
23,722, add thirty-five per cent., 8,302 for those between 15 and 21 ; total under 21, 32,024, which
deducted from 75,824 will leave as tjie adult population, according to the Federal Census of 1870,
43,800."
FEDERAL CENSUS-SAN FRANCISCO, 1870.
(Census Bureau Compilation.)
Wards.
9
"9
c
o
*i
a s
>
a
o
Seventh
5178
5 '111
10228
16 1
134
10379
Eighth
9474
7029
16006
88 ft
41 i 165 a
Ninth
5964
4725
10420
49 8
212 10689
Tenth
12307
9! 58
21985
48 7
'..85 22325
Eleventh
12853
98 1 3
21825
43 17
781 22666
l'wclflll
7436
5145
12270
22...
289 12581
75753
73720
1361)59
1341 55
120181 149473
FEDERAL CENSUS— SAN FRANCISCO, 1870.
( Washington and San Francisco lie/unis Compared.)
First...
Becon 1 .
Third...
Fourth .
Fifth .
[Sixth.
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Totals.
-3
o p
10.3*5
11.359
2,400
10.282
2,758
6,139
10.228
16,006
—20,420
21.985
21,825
12,270
136,059
77
145
13
621
3
216
16
88
49
48
43
22
137,401 II 1341
77
137
6
389
3
220
12
89
49
46
45
21
1,094 I' 55
~3
r.
305
322
5ftl
5,6.50
52
3,033
134
404
212
285
7M
12,018
305
3.4
5-d
5,491
SO
2,934
179
403
216
279
785
290
149.473
10.8118
11.832
3.076
16.555
2,843
9.411
10,383
10.08;!
10.8-4
22.431
22,850
12.055
150,361
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14 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
CURRENT HISTORY.
In each succeeding volume of the San Francisco Directory we have endeavored to trace briefly
the current history of a young and growing city which, within twenty -two years, has attained
the fourth (if not the third) rank among the great maritime ports of the Union. A review of our
labors will enable the reader to form a very accurate conception of the progress made from year to
vear. Bv reason of our isolated position, the peculiarities of our soil and climate, the sparseness of
our population as compared with the area, susceptible of yielding the most copious returns in a
multiplicity of natural productions, and the scarcity of appliances for developing our wealth of re-
sources, the onward march of San Francisco has been subjected to certain arrests and halts not in-
cident to other cities, but by no means of a formidable or insuperable character. Cool reflection will
recognize in these breathing spells so many opportunities to revise what has been done, and to take
measures for more solid and permanent advancement. The year 1871 was of this nature. Several
causes combined to retard the rapidity of our usual progress. Two consecutive years of drought
had produced a failure in the wheat crop — our staple export ; the payment of Government indem-
nity by France caused a panic in Eastern money markets, which reacted upon our own, and induced
the transmission of not less than $12,000,000 in gold from California — principally from San Fran-
cisco— depleting the amount of available funds for local improvements and the fostering of home in-
dustries. Real estate — partly from sympathy, and partly from the natural reaction attending a long
period of inflated prices — suffered a serious decline ; loans on the best of city property, formerly es-
teemed as offering the most acceptable security, were effected only on the basis of largely increased
margins. The overland railroads had confronted our manufactures with those of the East, where
lower rates of interest and lower scales of wages prevailed. General business was correspondingly
sluggish, and the situation was not such as to entice capitalists into large expenditures for local
improvements. But every cloud, however dark it may seem, has its silver lining. In many par-
ticulars, substantial, if not brilliant progress was made. Although the number of arrivals from all
ports holding maritime commerce with San Francisco was 46 fewer than in 1870, the a^regate of
tonnage entered was increased 5,979 tons — the total being 1,0(58,178 tons. The population of this
State was augmented by 10,282 souls, from immigration alone; new and valuable deposits of the
precious metals were discovered and profitably worked, while mines long under development ex-
hibited larger and richer lodes than ever. The various processes for reduction had been so materi-
ally improved, that claims formerly abandoned as unremunerative were again operated with satis,
factory results. In the meantime signal additions were made to the extensive reduction works in
this city, and San Francisco became the exporter instead of the importer of lead, shot lead pipe and
other kindred articles extracted from galena. In the same period San Francisco became the great
receiving and distributing mart for the teas and silks of China and Japan, and the coffees produced
in countries washed by the Pacific. Atlantic and other American cities, and Western Europe, are
to a great extent investigating our capabilities for supplying them with these and other necessary
wrtides of Asiatic production and constant demand, more readily, in finer quality and condition,
and more cheaply than by any other route. The amount of teas forwarded overland — chiefly in
bond — during 1871 reached the unexampled quantity of 17,829,928 pounds, against 3,104,290 pounds
in 1870, showing an increase of 14,735,632 pounds in the course of a single twelvemonth. So won-
derful has been the development of this important branch of commerce, that the Pacific Mail Com-
pany found itself wholly incapable to furnish the requisite transportation with all the facilities at its
command, and is now constructing five first-class iron propellers, three of which are destined for
this trade, to meet the quick-growing exigencies of our Oriental commerce. Our relations with
Australasia have been signally improved byr the inauguration of steamship intercourse which promises
to be permanent and of inestimable future value. Contemporaneous with these triumphs on the
ocean, remarkable energy has been displayed in providing for augmented overland commerce — the
Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Atlantic and Pacific railway companies urging forward
their respective roads with zeal and dispatch. This cursory review of our commercial status has
been deemed necessary, as illustrating the foundation upon which our prosperity is based. Local
improvements are but the results of exterior relations, depending upon them for vitality, progress
and permanency. Owing to the several drawbacks specified in the commencement of these re-
marks, the march of local advancement was somewhat retarded in 1871, as compared with the on-
ward strides of some other years. But, if there was a seeming decline in this particular, the im-
HUNTIN OrxCN, HOPXLJNiS & CO., Wnolesaie -=.:ir^are and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708. 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigaro.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 15
provements actually secured were substantial, and well calculated to inspire the fullest confidence in
the growth and development of the city.
The following extract, from the valedictory of ex-Mayor Thomas H. Selby, delivered in Decem-
ber, 1871, will afford the reader a bird's-eye glance at several of the leading features of our internal
condition during that year :
"A brief summary of the present, while it illustrates what has been accomplished, must be ac-
cepted as indicating continued progress. The population, numbering at least one hundred and
sixty-five thousand, embracing all nationalities and creeds, have gathered in a little more than
twenty years, while thousands from here have contributed to the growth of thriving cities and towns
in neighboring counties. The corporate limits embrace an area of thirty-six square miles, having
ten miles of available wharf-frontage on the harbor. The buildings number over twenty thousand,
exclusive of the Federal structures erected or being built, and to which the Government will, it is
believed, add others ; for San Francisco, although only the tenth city in the Union in population,
ranks fourth in maritime importance, having paid last year $8,000,000 into the Custom House. In
the value of its commerce, this port is exceeded only by New York and New Orleans — the total
amount of our foreign and domestic exports, in gold and produce, the last fiscal year, having been
$64,000,000, of which $32,000,000 was foreign. The number of arrivals during the year 1871
from foreign and Atlantic ports and coastwise was 3,620. Six lines of ocean steamers connect us
with the principal sea ports, north and south, and with China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and
the islands of the Pacific. During the last year we paid $13,000,000 in Federal taxes and duties,
and our Internal Revenue tax is larger in proportion to the number of inhabitants than that of any
other city in the United States. The total operations of the Branch Mint in San Francisco (where,
since its establishment, $321,000,000 in gold and silver have been coined) amount to more than one-
half of the entire coinage at the Philadelphia Mint since the organization of the United State- Gov-
ernment. Occupying such a position, therefore, relatively to the national trade, finance and reve-
nue, San Francisco may reasonably expect increased outlays by the Government. The Bran lb
Mint now being built will be on a scale in keeping with the above figures. We also require larger
and more commodious buildings for the United States Customs, Courts, Internal Revenue and other
Federal purposes. Our Common Schools, eighty-seven in number, are liberally-supported — the ex-
penditures of that Department last year having been upward of §700,000. There are forty-four
large and substantial school houses belonging to the city, the remaining schools being held in rented
premises. All are free from sectarian teachings, and are attended by 20,000 children. We have
also sixty-three private and denominational schools, seminaries, and colleges, attended by about
7,000 pupils. There are sixty-eight churches in the city, and eighty newspapers and periodicals
(daily, weekly and monthly^ are published here. A city which, not many years ago, was a by-word
for violence and crime, is now noted for its progress in culture and refinement, the beauty and com-
fort of its homes, the variety and richness of its wares, the number of its literary and educational
institutions and its varied and thriving industries. The provident character of its people is seen by
the great number who possess homesteads of their own, and in the substantial fact that the aggre-
gate deposits in our savings ba"ks amount to §35,000,000 in gold. The streets, roads and avenues
improved by wood and cobble-stone pavements, macadamizing and planking, measure one hundred
and twelve miles, and are lighted at nigbt by 3,600 gas lamps, at a cost of about $200,000 per annum.
Under the thoroughfares the pipes of the Water Company extend a distance of one hundred and
twenty-five miles, and there are forty miles of street railroad. Of carriages, omnibuses, cars and
other licensed vehicles, there are 4,800, and probably as many private conveyances. Since the close
of the fiscal year 1870-71, the Funded Debt, which was then §3,624,200, has been reduced by can-
cellation of Bonds to §3,106,500. Deduct §228,000, now in the Treasury, to the credit of the Sink-
ing Fund, and there remains an actual debt of §2,878,500. At no time during the last fifteen years
has the indebtedness of our city been so small, nor its credit stood so high as now. Municipal taxes
are collected on an assessment' roll of $100,000,000, of real and personal property, realizing about
$3,000,000, of which nearlv one-third is for State purposes— San Francisco contributing a little less
than one-half of the revenue of California. For several public charities, including Alms House and
Hospital, upward of §1,000,000 have been paid out of the City Treasury in the last five years. < <t
private relief and benevolent societies, some of them maintaining their own hospitals and asylums,
we have about seventy, not counting subdivisions of orders."
Supplementary to the foregoing epitome of his Honor, Mr. Selby, we note the steady improve-
ments made in the southern portion of the city, where a large number of commodious and handsome
residences have been erected, all of them giving unmistakable indications of social comfort and do-
mestic attachments. Without architectural pretension, they are, nevertheless, infinitely in advance
of the tenement structures so prevalent during the first fifteen years of American occupation, and
are quite equal in all respects to the suburban homes of Eastern cities. The process of preparing a
public park, suitable for the future of San Francisco, was carried on with more or less vigor during
the year past, and public opinion has so settled down to the necessity of having a noble resort of
this kind, that its early completion may be regarded as certain. Our Senators and Representatives
in Congress are also making strenuous efforts to obtain from the General Government the relensc of
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansorn Street, General Stock of small Wares.
Piews of any part of the Coast mado by WATKINS, 23 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance.
16 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
a portion, if not the whole, of the Presidio Military Reservation. With the exceptions of Fort Point
and Black Point, necessary for the proper defence and protection of this harbor, the Government
really has no need of any other strategic position on the peninsula, and the cession of its claims
upon the Presidio will be an act of graceful courtesy to the young Queen of the Pacific, which has
already done so much toward elevating the renown of American enterprise and progressive devel-
opment. Directly and indirectly the Pacific coast has contributed over fifteen hundred millions of
dollars, in gold and silver, to the commerce of the world within the brief space of twenty-two years.
San Francisco alone, of all American cities, has maintained the flag of our country at the mast-
heads of ocean-going steamers ; to her is due the credit of having seized upon the most-coveted Oriental
commerce, with a fair prospect of permanent retention ; upon her shoulders rests the mantle of honor
for inaugurating a broader and more enlightened intercourse with China and Japan, which is now cul-
minating into proportions of natioual magnitude, replete with future benefits of inestimable value.
Under the light of these, and similar services of no ordinary character, it would seem as if the Fede-
ral Government could well afford so small a boon in aid of her absolute requirements. Among
other noteworthy improvements is the filling up of the water channel now formed bj what is termed
Long Bridge, at the foot of Fourth Street. The Southern Pacific Railroad Company has for some
time been employing a heavy force of laborers in this business, with the intention of erecting upon the
made land large and commodious depots as the San Francisco terminus of the road. The newBranch
Mint is also progressing finely, and when completed will be an ornament as well as a valuable busi-
ness auxiliary to the city. Congress has been importuned, by petition and by our Representatives in
Senate and House, to improve the valuable Government lots bounded by Washington, Battery,
Jackson and Sansom streets, by constructing thereon suitable buildings for the various Federal
officials, so as to insure the transaction of business without unnecessary loss of valuable time. As
similar requests have been freely granted to Chicago, there seems to be no valid reason why San
Francisco should meet with refusal. Compliance and speedy action would impart a notable im-
pulse to the valuable property in the northern portion of the city, without deteriorating from that of
real estate elsewhere located, as all other sections would partake, more or less, of the benefits accru-
ing to any one. The new City Hall, which is being erected on the large triangular lot formed by
the intersection of Park Avenue, Larkin Street and McAllister Avenue, is the most noteworthy im-
provement commenced during the year under review. When completed it will be much the largest,
most costly and noblest structure in the State, at once an ornament and an indispensible public edi-
fice. The main building — the comer stone of which was recently laid, with appropriate ceremo-
nies, by the Masonic Fraternity — will form three sides of an irregular triangle, inclosing a square
court, which will be decorated with a fountain and appropriate shrubbery. The Beveral frontages
will aggregate 1,960 feet — having S00 feet on Park Avenue, 500 feet on Larkin Street, and 660 feet
on McAllister Avenue. The average hight of the structure will be 84 feet, with a central spire,
over the main entrance, towering to the altitude of 290 feet. Detached from the City Hall proper,
but connected with it by an open arcade, leading from the main building, will be the Hall of Records,
fire-proof in all respects, with an inside diameter of 86 feet. There will be a ground floor and two
upper floors, in the form of galleries twenty feet wide, besides the necessary offices for the Recorder:
and his deputies and clerks. The dome of the Hall of Records will be 57 feet in diameter, sup-
ported by twelve iron columns rising from the floor of the Hall, which columns will also support
the galleries. These columns will form a circle 56 feet in diameter, and be connected together by
arches springing from ornamental capitals at a hight of 58 feet from the floor. The center of the
Hall will be open to the top of the dome, giving an internal hight of 120 feet. The hight from
the terrace to the top of the dome will be 126 feet, and this will be surmounted by a pedestal and
statue, increasing the hight to a total of about 135 feet. As a detailed and minute statement of all
the local improvements made during 1871 is neither expected nor possible within the range of a re-
view like this, we shall conclude our remarks by simply alluding to the fact that the t iregoing u'ives
but a faint intimation of what has been done by the genius, enterprise and indomitable energy of the
American people within one-third of the period allotted to a single generation. The peninsula on
which San Francisco stands has been redeemed from a sandy waste — a howling wilderness — and has
become the center of commerce, art, science, refinement and literary culture, on the extreme western
confines of the American contine'nt. Every year adds materially to its strength ami viral power to
overcome obstacles, to grapple with opposing forces, and to lay the foundations for a future of pre-
eminent greatness.
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C. P. VAN SCUAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. Smokers' Articles.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 17
PUBLIC PARKS.
Next to public baths, public parks may justly be deemed the most important material blessings
to the people of a large city. Their sanitary influences have been the theme of laudatory comment
on the part of men eminently fitted to instruct their fellow beings, but this feature is not the only
one which commends them to popular favor. They produce very charming moral effects, especially
upon the young, who insensibly acquire a love for nature and are imperceptibly weaned from the
frivolities and allurements of a purely metropolitan existence. In addition, public parks have im-
parted somewhat of celebrity to the communities which have been wise enough to make provision
for them on a scale proportioned to the wealth, population, and prospective growth of the place.
Hyde Park, although containing but 400 acres, enjoys a celebrity little inferior to but inseparable from
that of London, The Champs Elyse'es, the Place de Concorde and the Bois de Boulogne of Paris,
are of a world wide celebrity, intimately connected with that of the gay capital itself. Boston Com-
mon has ever been one of the attractions boasted by the Athens of America, while the Central Park
of New York is justly considered a prominent source of pride, pleasure, health and profit to the
people of that great metropolis. It was a wise policy — instigated by the press of San Francisco —
which culminated in providing for spacious and attractive public parks for the Queen of the Pacific
at an early day, when the value of laud is comparatively small, and the city in its youth. The
reputation of these valuable belongings must necessarily add to that of the metropolis, as indicating
refinement, intelligence, and public spirit, while imparting health, innocent recreation, good moral
influences, and augmenring the value of property. The Legislature of 1S70 passed an act providing
for public parks in San Francisco, and this movement was speedily followed by the appointment of
commissioners to carry out the object. The city was authorized to issue bonds to the extent of
$225,000, bearing interest at the rate of <7 per cent, per annum, the interest to be paid semi-annually,
and the principal at the expiration of fifty years; but no bonds to be issued at less than par. Thus
far but $75,000 of these bonds have been taken, and work has necessarily been delayed to a con-
siderable extent, although the progress made is exceedingly satisfactory. Up to January 8th, 1872,
a little over t;42,000 had been expended, leaving on hand a cash balance of more than $33,000.
The Golden Gate Park, as this grand enclosure has been felicitously named, contains 1,013 acres,
eligibly located between the ocean beach and the northwestern suburbs of the city, arid possessing
all the requisites of hills, vales, lakes and arable lands to render it a delightful resort as well as a
picturesque ornament. It will be intersected by a fine macadamized avenue, affording a drive of
four and a half miles in length. It is nearly one mile wide, has two miles of secluded roadways,
mainly for equestrians, seven miles of broad, open walks, three and a half miles of narrower and
more retired rambling pathways, besides three handsome lakelets, a dressed lawn of 30 acres, a
flower garden and conservatory of 15 acres, a base ball and cricket ground of 20 acres, a botanical
garden of 12 acres; together with extensive grounds of a park-like description, play-grounds for
children, and thickly wooded tracts intersected with a maze of walks and shaded avenues. Much
progress has already been made in setting out trees and shrubbery. Over ten thousand trees of
different varieties have been contracted for and will soon he adding their charms to this noble place
of public resort. Among some in the nursery are fine specimens of the Monterey Cypress, Lawson
Cypress, Ordinary Monterey Pine, Seaside Pine, fifteen varieties of the Eucalyptus, (Australian
Gum) Cork BinkElms, Black Walnut, Lombardy Poplar, Locusts, White Mulberry, and Maples.
Great judgment and good taste have been exercised in selecting the trees for this Park— one half
being deciduous, and the other for ornamental purposes. It is proposed to complete the following
during the present vear : The dressed ground or lawn, flower garden, conservatory, manor house,
croquet or children's play grounds, plateau, or carriage concourse, botanical garden, lakes, meadow,
parade, cricket or base ball ground, strawberry hill, bridges, fountains, traffic road and walks. A
bill is now pending before the Legislature of the State, for the issuance of seven per cent, bonds to
the amount of five hundred and fifty thousand dollars. This sum will afford the Commissioners
ample funds for the prosecution and completion of this most necessary public improvement.
The Board of Commissioners is now constituted as follows : Eugene L. Sullivan, Gen. B.
F. Alexander, and C. T. MacDermott. In addition to the Golden Gate, there will be the
Buena Vista Park, containing 36 acres, and the Mountain Lake Park, of 20 acre-, each of
which will be laid out so as to render it an object of attraction. It is not a vain boast to assert that
at no distant dav San Francisco will possess superb public parks equal to those of the largest and
most ambitious "American cities, with the single exception of New York ; and, as has already been
remarked, only second in importance to a system of well conducted public baths.
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18 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
New Buildings. During the past year, notwithstanding the general depression existing in al-
most every department of business, a considerable number of Buildings, several of which of an ex-
tensive character have been erected, and active operations continued upon the several public build-
ings in the course of construction. The number erected from Jannary, 1871, to March 1st, 1872,
fourteen months, is estimated at 920,* of which 40 are of brick. About ten per cent, of this number
replaced old or worn out structures and those damaged by fire. The most important improvements
are the works of the City and Metropolitan Gas Companies, Potrero ; Levison's building, Sutter
Street; Olympic Club building, New Montgomery Street; Tattersalls', Sansom Street; Worm-
ser's and Kcyes' buildings, California Street, and the new Church edifices of St. Patrick's Roman
Catholic, Mission Street ; First Congregational, corner Post and Mason streets ; First Methodist
Episcopal, Powell Street; St. Peter's Episcopal, Stockton Street ; Baptist Mission, Tenth Avenue
near I, and the Memorial Presbyterian, Eighteenth Avenue. In addition to these, there are a num-
ber of elegant and costly private residences, several of which have been erected or nearly completed
at an expense of from $25,000 to $75,000. This enumeration does not include the New United
States Branch Mint, the new City Hall and the new City and County Hospital now being con-
structed.
Important additions to our city improvements have been made by several of the co-operative asso-
ciations recently formed in this city. The Real Estate Associates, Rondel's Homesteads and
the Building and Improvement Union have erected during the past year an aggregate of 45 private
dwellings for the accommodation of those who prefer to own their residences by the payment of a
stated sum monthly than to rent them in the usual way.
It is gratifying to notice an improved style and finish of the exterior and the many additions to
the interior arrangements of the private residences erected during the past year, which must secure
for their occupants increased comfort and convenience.
Number of Buildings. Total, December 31st, 1869, 18,659; erected during the year 1870,
900; of this number, 100 replaced old buildings. Total, December 31st, 1870, 19,459, of which
4,380 are of brick and 15,079 are of wood. Total, March 1st, 1872, 20,287, of which 4,420 are of
brick and 15,867 are of wood. The Federal Census, August, 1870, returns the total number at
25,266. (See article on Population, page 11.)
Churches — St. Patrick's. — In our report of last year we remarked upon the general lack of
architectural beauty, or grandeur, in the ecclesiastical edifices of this city; buildings which in all
countries claim the first attention, and to construct which the highest genius has been engaged and
countless treasure lavished. Then the great St. Patrick's on Mission Street was in course of con-
struction, and is now nearly completed and will be dedicated with appropriate ceremonies, on the
17th of March of this year. The finishing of the interior is now — March 1st — progressing. This
is a vast space of 82 feet in width, by 120 in length, and 75 feet high, to the crown of the ceiling of
the nave. The nave comprises the main hall, each is 44 feet in width and on each side are aisles of
19 feet in width separated from the nave by rows of 16 crystal columns, 8 on a side, from which
spring the upper walls of the main building. The ceiling is a succession of groined arches and is
beautifully frescoed in a ground of blue. The light will be ample, there being 36 large windows in
the wings and tier and five in the chancel, all filled with stained glass. The windows of the chan-
cel will represent St. Patrick, as a center piece, with historical pictures representing scenes in the
life of the patron saint of Ireland. Rows of niches are in the walls, between the windows, twelve
of the most conspicuous of which will hold statues of the twelve Apostles.
At night the church will be lighted by gas, a large number of burners springing from the pillars,
rather than from chandeliers pendant from the ceiling. A mammoth organ, which is intended to
be the largest on the coast, is now making in Germany, and will soon be placed in position. The
lofty belfry, 100 feet from the ground, will contain a chime of bells, the present to the church of Peter
Donahue Esq., of San Francisco. The total cost of this great structure is about frl 75,000, and
* The San Francisco Evening Bulletin of March 12th, 1872, reports the number of buildings erected during the year
1871 at 311, and at a cost of $1,618,700, Our estimate has been made upon nformation obtained daring the canvass for
the DiRKCToitY, and compared with the returns of the leading architects of this city. The returns of the Spring Valley
Water Works Co. show that during the year 1871. 830 new taps were made, and it is believed that tin' number of new
buildings from which no orders were received will more than overbalance the orders from old ones. The great differ-
ence between the estimates herein referred to renders this explanation necessary.— CoMPltER.
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C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708. 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Hubber Goods and Umbrella*
PROGRESS OP THE CITY. 19
has been built under the supervision of Mr. G. P. Cummings, the architect. At this date St. Pat-
rick's is the largest and most costly church edifice in the State and its lofty spire supporting a large
cross richly gilded with gold, 240 feet high, is one of the most conspicuous objects in the city.
First Congregational Church.— On the southeast corner of Post and Mason streets is one
of the most tasteful architectural ornaments of the city. Light and graceful in design, it seems as
if it would leap from the earth to the heavens, where its lofty spire so proudly points. This is the
First Congregational Church, popularly known as Dr. Stone's, and has been constructed during
the past year, under the superintendence of Messrs. Wright & Sanders, architects. The dimen-
sions are 92 feet frontage on Post Street by a depth of 135 on Mason Street, and is 90 feel to the
apex of the roof, which is steeply pitched. On the northwest angle is the grand tower and spire,
rising to the hight of 230 feet, surmounted by vane and weathercock in gilt. The style of archi-
tecture is the early English Gothic. The walls are of brick, relieved by pressed brick arches and
buttresses capped with concrete stone manufactured by the Pacific Stone Co. This matei ial i- used
in place of stone in slips, sills, keystones, watertables, etc., through the building, with excellent ef-
fect. The three principal entrances are on Post Street, with one in the tower fronting on Mason,
and are all reached by broad nights of stone steps partly covered by deeply recessed porches Blip-
ported on brick piers and detached stone columns. The porches are finished above with gablets
and carved terminals representing birds and foliage. The entrance doors are wide and made sliding,
and are banded and ornamented with iron. Between the buttresses of the side walls are live large
windows on each side of the church, having deeply molded and trained heads and recessed arches.
These windows terminate with gablets extending above the eaves of the building, and finished with
iron terminals. The other gables throughout are finished with terminals, and those of the front
and rear main gables are ornamented in character and richly gilded. The roof is broken by venti-
lators, in the style of dormers, having iron terminals, and the ornamental roof is crowned with a
cast iron ridgeway. The front of the church, on Post Street, is designed with groups of two and
three-light windows, arranged centrally over doorways with deeply recessed arches, relieved by
white and dark brick ornamentally disposed. The tower on three of its faces has an arcade of light
columns and arches, and the belfry has two large and lofty windows divided by buttresses on each
face. The angle buttresses terminate upwards in bold pinnacles, and group well with the canopies
and pinnacles of the spire windows. There is also a second or midway tier of spire windows.
The front entrance doors open into a large and airy vestibule, with doors opening opposite into
the auditorium, and stairways right and left leading to the galleries. The auditorium is 88 feet in
length on the ground floor, and 74 feet wide — the length above gallery, including the organ and
choir recess, being 125 feet. The hight to the center portion of the ceiling is 65 feet. The walls
and ceiling are richly decorated in fresco, of a prevailing tone of blue and white, relieved by light
red. The walls are a light salmon color, and the graining over the galleries and in the organ recess
is finished in blue with white and gold stars. The upholstery will be of the first quality, the cush-
ions being of the best English damask and the carpeting of three-ply Kidderminster, body Brussels
being used for the pulpit platform and minister's study. The furniture of the pulpit platform will
be black walnut, richly carved and of appropriate design. The seating accommodations on ordi-
nary occasions will be for 1,600 or 1,700 persons, but will comfortably receive 2,000.
The basement is divided into lecture-room, class-room, infant class-room, ladies' room, library
and lumber rooms, which are provided with all necessary lavatories and convenience-.. The base-
ment rooms are so arranged that they can all be thrown into one apartment during exercises or lor
social purposes.
The present organ of the First Congregational Church will be used until a new organ can be pur-
chased, which, judging from the enterprise displayed by the congregation, wdl not be a very long
time.
For evening services the church will be lighted by "sunburners," and the utmost care has been
taken with the heating apparatus, and abundant provision made for perfect ventilation. A brick
wall surmounted by an iron fence will enclose the building, having gates supported by massive east
iron posts, with grouped gas burners at each entrance.
The total cost of this elegant and commodious structure will be a little over $100,000.
Powell Street Church.— The Methodist Episcopal Church on Powell Street, named as
in course of construction in the Directory for 1871, has been finished during the past year. This is
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a wooden structure on a brick foundation and is 45 by 77 feet in dimensions on the ground. In
the rear of the spacious auditorium is a lecture room, and from the southeast angle rises a graceful
tower to the highth of 165 feet, constituting a conspicuous object in this portion of the city. The
windows are filled with stained glass, from the manufactory of Mallon & Boyle, of San Francisco.
Tattersalls. — The site of the old American Theatre, so long neglected, is again to become a
busy spot in San Francisco life. This is on Sansom Street, where the alley called Hal leek Street is
cut through to Battery. Upon this lot of 54 feet front and 160 deep, an elegant brick building, with
iron front, three stories and basement, has been erected. The basement and the principal portion of
the first and second stories are designed for the " Tattersalls," for the keeping and sale of horses,
carriages, harness, and all furniture and equipments pertaining to the road or the turf. The stables
in basement and first floor will afford accommodation for one hundred horses, with closed hoxes for
stallions and blooded stock requiring extra care. The first floor gives room for a circuit of horses
and carriages for inspection on days of sale. On two sides are galleries for spectators and at one
end are spacious public and private offices. An elevator carries carriages or other matter from the
lower to upper stories, having room for four hundred carriages. The institution altogether is upon
the most approved plan of the "Tattersalls" of London, New York and other large cities which
have proved so beneficial to dealers and so popular. The projectors and proprietors of the estab-
lishment are Messrs. A. M. Burns and K. G. Brush, of the firm of A. M. Burns & Co., and Henry
A. George is Superintendent. The front room on first floor is adapted for a saloon or store ; the
front of the second story will be occupied by the offices of the Regents of the State University and
the Raymond & Ely Mining Company, and the third story by the shoe manufactory of Einstein &
Co. In this factory will be room for three hundred workmen, with store, offices and exhibition
rooms. The cost of this fine building has been about $130,000.
Haggin's Residence. — While the millionaires of San Francisco do not indulge in the marble
and freestone palaces, as do the men of wealth in Eastern cities, there are here many residences ex-
ceeding in taste of external appearance, equaling in comfort and rivaling in splendor of internal
finish and decorations, those that are so much more costly. One of these in course of construction
under the superintendence of Messrs, Raun & Taylor, architects, is the residence of Mr. J. B. Haggin,
on the southeast corner of Taylor and Washington streets, and with stable and premises occupying
the whole block bounded by Taylor, Washington, Mason and Clay streets. The building is of
wood on a brick foundation and basement of 13 feet in hight, two main stories respectively of 16
and 15 feet, and a mansard roof affording capacious chambers of 12 feet high. Over the front en-
trance rises a tower of a total hight of 86 feet above the sidewalk. The ground plan is a square of
100 feet on each side, and the house will contain some 50 large rooms, besides closets, lavatories,
bathroom?, etc. The basement contains a billiard room 22 by 28 feet in dimensions, laundry, etc.
The parlor, in the northern portion of the first story, is a capacious room 52 feet long by 20 wide.
The main entrance is from Taylor Street; a broad flight of steps leads to an elegant recessed vesti-
bule and into a wide hall that passes through the building. On the left is the parlor and on the
right is the library, dining and other rooms. The sleeping apartments in the second story are large
and conveniently arranged, being in size from 20 by 30 to 18 by 20, and there are also numerous
bathrooms, closets and balconies. In the third or attic stories are well arranged sleeping apartments,
with bath, store rooms, etc. Altogether with its every arrangement of different hoists, dumb waiters,
heating, cooking and washing apartments, it seems to combine all that is possible for convenience
and comfort of a luxurious home. The framework and exterior is of cedar and redwood, and the
interior will be finished in laurel, French walnut, and other of the most elegant fancy woods. The
locality is very elevated and the high tower attracts attention from nearly all parts of the city.
From the observatory a grand view can be obtained of the southern, eastern and northern portions
of the city, also of the bay as far as the eye can reach, with its islands and busy shipping, the Contra
Costa and Marin County shores constituting one of the loveliest panoramas it is possible to conceive.
On the same block, though fronting on Mason Street, the same gentlemen has had built a stable
that would of itself make a fine residence or a building for some important public purpose. The
main building is 61 feet long by 28 wide, two stories high, and on each end is a wing 33 feet long by
18 wide, making a total length of 127 feet. The carriage room has capacity for 18 carriages, and
stalls for six horses. The upper story is provided for storage of hay and grain, with three conven-
ient rooms, bathroom, etc., for the residence of the groom and family. Great care has been be-
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PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 21
stowed on the sanitary arrangement of the stable, and every convenience that skill could devise or
wealth secure.
Dam's Building.— On the northwest corner of Bush and Stockton streets, George W. Dam,
Esq., of the well known real estate firm of Dam & Blanchard, has built of wood one of the prettiest
houses in the city. This was designed for a private boarding-house, and the beauty of the exterior
and convenient arrangement of the interior should make it an attractive one. The house is th
ries in bight, with Mansard roof- and observatory, and contains sixty rooms. The cost of construc-
tion was $25,000.
Montgomeky Avenue.— Under a statute passed by the legislature of 1869-70, a Board of Com-
missioners was appointed, consisting of Messrs. J.C. Maynard, R.H. Sinton and A.M. Hay, for the pur-
pose of opening a street to be called Montgomery Avenue, extending from the corner of Washing-
ton and Montgomery streets in a norhtwesteiiy direction to Beach Street between Leavenworth and
Hyde streets near Black Point in the northern portion of the city. The original surveys had been
such as to make the streets run perpendicular to the slopes of the hills on which the city is built
thus rendering many sections almost inaccessible, and Montgomery Avenue was designed to remedy
this defect. The route of this street would lead to the northern portion of the city by a grade of but.
four feet in one hundred, as far as Green Street, thence down by a grade of two and one-half feet in
one hundred, while by the present streets it is such as to forbid extensive traffic in that quarter. The
avenue was to be 80 feet in width and its length 6,177 feet. The commissioners entere I actively upon
their duties, in the survey of the route, assessing damages and benefits resulting from cutting it
through buildings and streets and estimating its cost. The total cost of construction was estimated
at $2,612,070 85 while the benefits to property was estimated at $8,426,035. The payment for the
right of way purchasing land and buildings along the line, would have been $1,974,632, and the ex-
pense of construction, widening lateral streets, repairing sewers, adjusting water and gas pipe, court
expenses, interest and expenses of the commissioners were placed at $637,438 85. A vast amount
of work was done by the commissioners, in surveys, searching of titles, estimates, etc., but so
strong an opposition was raised as to cause the abandonment — temporarily at least — of the project,
and the commission has been dissolved.
South San Francisco. — The building of street railroads has made accessible the extreme lim-
its of the city. The Potrero and Bay View Railroad opened the Potrero and South San Francisco
to settlement, and pleasant suburban villages have there grown up, attached to and under the munici-
pal government of the city. The localities afford most available sites for manufacturing, metallur-
gical works, and shipbuilding. There are already several important establishments in operation, as
the Rolling Mills, Silk Factory, Ropewalk, etc. At Hunter's Point is the great Dry Dock ; the
Catholic Orphan Asylum crowns the South San Francisco hill; New Butchertown is a busy qqar-
ter in Islais Creek Bay; the extensive works of the City Gas Company are in course of construction
at Potrero Point, and other institutions and enterprises give life to this southern quarter of the city
The sale of tide lands, the proposition to construct a bridge across the bay, and the expectation that
the Southern Pacific Railroad will enter the city in this quarter, have drawn attention to the locality,
and its rapid improvement is anticipated.
A new line of street railroad to South San Francisco, commencing at Twenty-sixth Street and
passing University Mound is projected, which will still further enhance the attractiveness of this
pleasant suburb. This railroad will connect the Market Street Railway with the Potrero and Bay
View Railroad in a distance of about two miles, giving access to an important section of country,
and affording a circuit of the southern portion of the city. To aid and encourage the construction
of this road, the owners of property along the line have agreed to build a bridge across Islais ( Ireek
and to grade both sides of the canon for the reception of the rails. For this purpose $40,000 have
been raised by subscription, articles have been drawn, and the franchise secured.
Citt Gas Company.— The formation of new gas, water and railroad companies, where the sup-
ply already seems abundant, indicates a plethora of capital more ready for cautious city investment
in channels proven by others than in speculative enterprises for developing the resources of the
country, great though they be, and upon which all prosperity depends. The City Gas Company is
one of the most important of these new enterprises. This is a combination of San Francisco capi-
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street Yankee Notions.
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tal, organized April 4th, 1870, and composed of Messrs. A. Hayward, N. Luning, Lloyd Tevis, H.
E. Robinson, J. B. Haggin, Thomas Bell, S F. Butterworth, and C. J. Brenham.
The charter of the company limits the price of gas to $4.50 per 1,000 feet. Work was com-
menced in June, 1870, and has been vigorously prosecuted since. These works were recently de-
scribed in the Alta California. They are situated at Potrero Point, occupying four blocks of land
fronting on the bay,and lying between Humboldt and Sierra streets. A substantial wharf was first built,
at which the largest vessel can lie and discharge coal or other material. Over the wharf runs an ele-
vated platform with car tracks for moving coal from the ship, whence it is raised by steam derrick
to warehouse. This building is 280 feet long by 123 feet wide ; is 26 feet high, and capable of hold-
ing 24,000 tons of coal. In the railway the cars pass over a platform scales, the apparatus of which
is in an enclosed room, thus weighing the coal with facility and without delay. Next above jthe
coal warehouse is an excellent building containing the retort ovens, condensing and washing rooms,
and basement below for storing coke. This is a fine brick structure, of great strength, and well ar-
ranged for the purpose designed. The length is 200 feet and width 65 feet. The floors of the retort
room are of brick, arched on iron beams, and supported on seven transverse rows of immense arched
pillars.
In the retort house there are forty-two benches, each with six retorts. Into these the coal is
placed, and the gas is then driven off by heating the furnaces. In a crude state the gas passes
from the retorts into large iron pipes, whence it is conducted through the condensers and coolers,
and thence through the washing apparatus, where still further impurities are removed.
In the condensing-room there is also a complete apparatus for the testing of different qualities of
coal, with a separate meter and receiver connected.
The next building is 200 feet long by 78 feet wide, containing main floor, basement, and at one
end a second story. In this are the boiler room, engine room, purifying house, lime house, carpen-
ter and meter shops. The principal points of attraction here are — first, the engine, which is a
beautiful piece of machinery, with walking beam, the whole being as handsome as a piece of parJor
furniture ; second, the exhausting pumps, very ingeniously arranged, and the purifying house, in
which the gas is caused to pass through grates containing lime, for the still further removal of im-
purities.
The south building is at the upper end of the tract occupied. It consists of two stories, with
basement and cupola. In the latter is to be placed a large clock, of the finest workmanship, which
will be visible from all parts of the premises. This building contains the meter, which is twelve
feet in diameter, and is used to determine the daily amount of gas made by the retorts ; the manu-
facturing and district offices, and private rooms and conveniences for the officers. Outside of this
building are two immense holders, 117 feet in diameter and 52 feet in hight. These combined will
hold upward of one million cubic feet of gas.
The masonry and brick work, as well as the wood finish in the offices, are of the very finest order.
There is probably no private work in the State of equal excellence throughout.
On one side of the space occupied are two comfortably arranged and constructed cottage-houses
for the use of the engineers.
From ten to twelve miles of pipes are already laid in the streets by this Company. When the
present plans are completed, and which are being pressed forward as rapidly as possible, there will
be three miles of twenty-four inch pipe and thirty-five miles of eighteen, sixteen, twelve, ten, eight,
six and four inch. The mains cross Mission Bay at Ninth Street, running thence to Market. The
cross streets are all supplied from these.
These works when completed will have cost one and a half million dollars, and the capacity will
be about one and one half million cubic feet per day.
The Metropolitan Gas Company. — The Metropolitan Gas Company was incorporated March
4th, 1871, and immediately commenced the laying of pipe in the business districts of the city, and
the erection of works. This company purchased from the Pacific Pneumatic Gas Company, the
assignee of the Gale & Rand patents, the right for San Francisco, to make illuminating gas by dis-
tilling liquid or solid hydro-carbons at a low temperature and passing the vapors so obtained into a
red-hot retort. The site selected of the gas works is Mission Block, No. 43, fronting on Channel
Street (Mission Creek) west of Ninth Street. The company has performed a large amount of work
here ; erecting a costly bulkhead and wharf raised the ground nine to twelve feet, bringing it up to
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeoaop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 703, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 23
the official grade, excavating for, and building a first-class gasholder, having a capacity of over
400,000 cubic feet. The other works of the company consist of a substantial brick building 1 7:, feet
in length, containing still house, retort house, condensing chamber, exhauster, engine, boiler and
meter rooms, and in the upper story, offices, photometic room, and engineer's apartments. The
company has also erected two large reservoir tanks, capable of storing nearly 100,000 gallons of
petroleum and naphtha, also a commodious coal shed. The works though smaller than those of the
City Gas Company, on the Potrero, are very complete, and in consequence of the simplicity of this
process, quite adequate to the manufacture of all the gas that is, or will be, consumed in the city for
many years to come.
The holder was manufactured by Messrs. Hoy, Kennedy & Co., of the Atlantic Dock Iron
Works, New York— the makers of the King Street gas holder and the gas holders of the City Gas
Company. The columns and girders are on a new principle, recently patented by Mr. Kennedy, and
first seen on this coast at these works, and are known as " lattice work " . The holder is ninety-two
feet six inches in diameter, and fifty feet high, in two lifts, being telescoped.
The company claims that petroleum gas is superior in lighting qualities and in purity to coal gas,
and passes less swiftly through the consumers' meters. The Metropolitan gas works are on the
point of completion, and the company promises to make gas, not later than the first week in April.
The maximum price which it can charge under its charter is $3.50 per thousand cubic feet. The
officers are J. W. Stow, President; W. W. Montague, H. B. Williams and J. W. Stow, Trustees,
and A. D. Bell, Secretary.
Maxim Gas Company. — Science and mechanical ingenuity continue their researches after some
material, liquid or gaseous, that will afford a cheap and brilliant light, with ttfe desiderata of safety
cleanliness and convenience of arrangement. Great advances have been made within the past
twenty years in lighting our rooms, and the dim glimmer of the fish-oil lamp, and the faint flicker
of the tallow dip, are almost banished from memory. The determination to rise above these wus
apparent, and every substitute was willingly tried. Camphene, phosgene and other burning fluid
were introduced and extensively used, until the inventor prepared a lamp for burning petroleum, an
oil that the rocks of several of the States of the Union supply in abundance, and cheaply. To burn
it in perfection was the desired object. Gas makes the cleanest and pleasantest of all lights ; but its
manufacture from coal, in the usual manner, requires extensive and costly works, with most expensive
distribution, and single houses or small towns cannot avail themselves of it. After noticing the great
gas companies operating in this city, a reference to the Maxim Gas Company will not be out of place.
This is founded on a patented machine and apparatus for making gas from the volatile products of
petroleum which accomplishes its work in a very simple, efficient and inexpensive manner. The ap-
paratus is peculiarly adapted for single buildings, or villages, and may be extended indefinitely. The
machines are manufactured at the factory in this city, No. 417 Mission Street, the office being at 238
Montgomery Street. Quite a number of business houses, schools, manufactories and private residences
are now lighted by this gas, and also many of the interior towns of the State. It is contemplated
to light by this machine every town in the State. The gasoline of which the gas is made, can be
placed at any convenient distance from the machine, to insure the most perfect safety, aud is then
drawn in constant supply, as needed, all of which is automatically regulated. The officers of the
company, are among the best known of San Francisco's successful business men, J. O. Eldridge,
being President; Wm. H. Ladd, Vice-President ; Chris. Reis, Treasurer; James H. Clark, Man-
ager ; and Robert Day, Secretary.
California Silk Manufacturing Company.— In noting the progress of the city, mention of
of such an establishment as the California Silk Manufacturing Company will not be inappropriate,
although its statistics are given under another heading. The fact of the building was mentioned in
.the Directory for 1871, but it was only last summer that machinery was procured, and on the 1st of
August, 1871, work commenced.
The company is an organization incorporated under the laws of California, with a capital stock of
$50,000. San Francisco capitalists venture but little in untried fields ; and silk manufacture or pro-
duction seemed an experiment, good to encourage in newspapers and agricultural society addresses,
as one of the great sources of future wealth, but too unknown to be considered as a safe investment.
In 1 870, the company erected at South San Francisco, on the corner of Eleventh Avenue and P streets,
a building of 50 feet front by 125 in depth, and two stories in bight, each story comprising one
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AR.T GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
24 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
large room and the necessary offices ; the cost being about $7,500. The room is sufficient for a man-
ufacturing business of $250,000 per annum, but at present only apart, the lower story, is occupied.
Here are about two thousand spindles which are driven by a ten horsepower engine. There are forty
operators, principally females, some quite young, ~and the wages are from $3 to $10 per week. The
products are machine sewing silks, twist, tram, organzinc and fringes. The raw material is ruled
silk from China and Japan. A small quantity is obtained from California, and this, it is remarked,
is of a far superior quality. Unfortunately but little of the latter can be obtained, our people not
yet having learned the care of the silk-worm and the ruling of cocoons. This is a business of the
future. The California Silk Manufacturing Co. is now in successful operation, and should it prove
as profitable as some enthusiastic advocates have predicted, the experiment will be of the highest
interest to this State.
Pavements. [Communicated.] — In countries where timber is abundant and accessible, wooden
pavements have long been used. They have been first employed for convenience and economy
and afterwards continued for the comfort they afforded. Pavements of stone are resorted to when
the wood of a country is exhausted faster than its wealth grows. With the increase of wealth,
however, there is a disposition to enjoy the luxury of a smooth, clean and comparatively noiseless
pavements of wood, at a cost if necessary, exceeding that of stone.
In the cities of Chicago and Detroit scarcely anything else is now laid ; and in the city of New
York, the wooden blocks are being put down at about double the cost of cobble stones.
In San Francisco we are now making the comparative trial with cobble and wooden blocks, and
the solution of the question is one of much interest both present and future. Prior to 1863, a
street paving in the City of San Francisco was laid and kept in repair at the expense of the owners
of the adjacent property. Since that time, the first laying has been done as before, at the expense
of the property owners, but when done to the satisfaction of the city authorities, the paving is ac-
cepted by them, and is maintained in repair at the public cost. According to the last municipal report,
paving along two hundred and thirty blocks and crossings have been so accepted, and as Mayor Selby
states, is about equally divided between cobble stones and wooden block pavements. These the
city has to keep in repair, and the late mayor thinks it a question of vital importance to the city to
ascertain if some better style of pavement cannot be found. He arrives at the conclusion that
wooden pavements will be found too expensive because of the perishable character of the materials
used, and recommends the introduction of artificial stone, and even suggests that iu some localities;
a return to cobble stones may be found advisable.
A careful examination into the facts of the case forces us to the conclusion that our late worthy
Mayor has not given the subject the consideration which it deserves. It may be a good suggestion
to adopt artificial stone in preference to wood, if such an article can be found, both cheap and dura-
ble; but we cannot subscribe ta the suggestion of returning to the barbarous cobble stones when
every other city in Christendom is seeking to discard them.
The oft repeated assertion that cobble stones are indestructible, and consequently a cheap material
for street paving, is less an axiom than many persons imagine. It is very poor economy indeed for
the body politic to use an article, however durable, if its use causes waste of other property in ex-
cess of the value retained in the material itself. Such, we think, is unmistakably true of cobble
stones — careful scientific reports in many parts of the world have shown such to be the case. The
destruction to animals and vehicles by passing over cobble stone pavements, in every city where
usedt exceeds the value retained in the cobbles themselves, according to the best judgment of those
who have thoroughly investigated the subject.
But if that view of the question be discarded entirely, the economy of cobble stone pavements in
this city cannot be demonstrated by an examination of the official reports and other facts.
There are now in the city of San Francisco, of accepted cobble stone pavements, 113 blocks and
crossings, with an aggregate area of 1,803,999 square feet, which have been laid since 1863, at a
cost to the property holders of $462,703 74-100, or 25 3-5 cents per foot.
The repairs on this cobble pavement during the past fiscal year amounted to $83,703 35-100, and
the total cost to the city for repairs since their acceptance amounts to $199,883 45-100, or about 11
cents per foot, thereby making the total cost of these cobble pavements, as they stand to-day,
,587 19-100, or 36 3-5 cents per foot, on an average.
There are, on the other hand, 1 1 1 blocks and crossings of accepted wooden block pavements,
HUNTIN GTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Evrah and Market
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
PRO.GRESS OF THE CITY. 25
with an aggregate area of 1,808,951 square feet, which have been laid since 1863, at a cost to the
property holders of $470,412 50-100, or 26 cents per foot.
The repairs during the past fiscal year amounted to only $9,526 35-100, and the total cost to the
city for repairs since their acceptance amounts to $16,902 97-100, or a trifle less than one cent per
foot ; thereby making the total cost of the wooden block pavements, as they stand to-day, $487,-
315 47-100, or a fraction less than 27 cents per foot on the average.
This shows a difference, within the same time, of $175,271 72-100 in favor of the wooden block
pavements, over about an equal area of cobble — an amount, we think, sufficient to put all the
wooden block pavements in the city in thorough repair; at any rate, our company will enter into
such a contract with the city, and will furnish satisfactory bonds for the faithful performance of the
same. And when once put in repair, we will contract to keep them in order, by replacing new
wood for old, whenever necessary, at the average cost for repairing cobble pavements the past fiscal
year. In other words, for the cost of rough cobble stones, the city may have permanently the
smooth and even wooden block pavement.
It is not denied, by those now engaged in laying wooden block pavements, that many of the
early samples were laid with Oregon fir — a quality of lumber which has proved almost valueless for
the purpose ; but the material now used — black heart redwood — is known to be durable, and the
samples referred to in our advertisements, as seen in front of the City Hall and elsewhere, are cer-
tainly fine specimens of pavement.
After a careful examination into the municipal reports to ascertain the cost thus far incurred for
street paving in this city, we are unable to discover any just cause for the alarm sounded by the
late Mayor in his valedictory; but, on the contrary, we find cause for congratulation in reviewing
the exact state of facts. If contrasted with other cities, the sum thus far expended by San Fran-
cisco upon paved streets is certainly very small.
Upon page 242 of the last municipal reports, there is a summary of all expenditures for street work
of every kind since 1856; and it is there shown that the entire sum thus far expended on paved
streets amounts to $1,091,214 31-100, which is only about one-third of the annual expenditure for
the same purpose in Chicago, and is less than the amount expended last year in the city of Detroit
on wooden block pavements alone.
Of the $2,798,389 37-100 paid into the city treasury last year for taxes, the insignificant sum of
$196,000 only was expended upon the streets for repairs, cleaning, etc.
The truth is, San Francisco is behind the age in street improvements, and a more liberal policy
should at once be inaugurated. There is not a street in the city well paved for three blocks cou-
secutively. If you find one block well paved, the chances are the adjoining one will be in a dilapi-
dated condition.
The sooner our people learn that it is true economy to have their streets thoroughly and uni-
i formly paved with the most comfortable and approved pavement, the sooner they will give evidence
of the fact that they are trying to keep pace with the spirit of the age in which they live ; and when
thus prepared the city should not hesitate to accept and maintain them in the same good condition
in which they are delivered to her, because the aggregate amount required for said purpose will be
found a small proportion of the annual tax receipts ; and certainly there can be no more deserving
call upon the public purse, to benefit the tax payer, than that which goes to the maintenance of
good thoroughfares, for the convenience and comfort of an active, busy population who are required
to pass to and fro in the pursuit of their daily vocations. City Paving Company.
Insurance Companies.
There are seven insurance companies devoted to fire and marine risks, organized in this city, one
of which, the Merchants Mutual Marine, attends to marine business only. The aggregate paid up
capital is $3,152,250. During the past year three companies, the Pacific, Occidental.and Peoples.have
gone into liquidation in consequence of the losses sustained by the Chicago conflagration, and two
new companies, the State Investment and the Commercial, have commenced o] erations. In addi-
tion to the home companies, there are twelve Eastern and seventeen foreign companies represented
in this city by agents. There are thirty-six life insurance companies transacting business in Cali-
'■ fornia, with agencies in this city, of which only two are home institutions — the California Mutual of
his city, and the Pacific Mutual of Sacramento.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Gooda.
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WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
26 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
RAILROADS— PACIFIC COAST.
The railroad system of the Pacific coast, as now projected, promises, when completed, to be one
of the most valuable in the United States. That portion, in particular, which is comprised in Cali-
fornia, has already been in large part constructed, and has done much to develop the agricultural
capabilities of sections of the country that, from their remoteness from extensive markets, would
not have paid to cultivate. The great valleys of the Sacramento and San Joaquin, extending par-
allel to the coast, between the 35th and 41st degrees north latitude, are completely shut out from
the East by the lofty Sierra Nevadas, and on the west, iD most part, by the lower but stilt rugged
Coast Range. Two streams only, in this large tract of country — the Sacramento and San Joaquin
rivers — admit of cheap water transportation for about two hundred miles north and south to the Pa-
cific coast. These rivers are located in the centers of the vallies — a considerable portion of the lat-
ter one being only navigable from four to six months each year, according to the fall of rain in the
winter season. As a consequence, the high cost of freight by teams will not admit of profitable
grain-growing, except in favored localities, and large tracts of arable land are only valuable for
sheep and stock raising. The settlement of these portions of the State was for many years greatly
retarded, so that the bulk of the population and property was concentrated in comparatively few
localities.
This state of things existed until the advent of the railroad-building era, which may be said to
have commenced in 1863, and which, year by year since then, has been making great progress,
bringing remote sections of the country into quick and profitable intercourse with San Francisco and
other large domestic markets. Permanent population has thereby been spread into the more dis-
tant portions of the State, the value of arable land largely increased, and a condition of general
prosperity produced in places where formerly the herder of cattle was the onl}" inhabitant, and the
live srock about the only taxable property to be found.
The extension of railroads is also causing the development of large sections of mining country,
where the presence of lead and other base metals, in combination with gold and silver, has hitherto
made such mining often unprofitable. The result is the opening up of many old mines that have hith-
erto been virtually abandoned, the discovery of new deposits of mineral through the stimulation of
prospecting, and the extension of operations on such mines as have proved profitable to work under
the heavy expense of team and pack-train transportation. At present the large amount of base bullion
produced from the mining regions in Mono and Inyo counties has to be transported, in most part,
by pack-trains to San Pedro, from whence it is brought by sea to San Francisco, to be refined or
sold. The expense of this long land-carriage and subsequent water transportation is very great,
and only admits of a f<iw of the richest mines being worked under such circumstances. When the
San Joaquin Valley road, now in construction, is completed to Visalia, the transportation of this
bullion will be transferred from San Pedro to the former place, and thence by cars to San Fran-
cisco, saving at least one-half in expense, and enabling returns to be had within less than one-third
the now usual time.
Another feature that the present winter of 1871— '2 has developed, is the difficulties arising from
the storms and the drifting of snow on some portions of the Union Pacific Railroad, thereby caus-
ing that road to be blockaded for passenger transit for several weeks at a time, and showing it to be
liable to such drawbacks during at least four months of each year. The consequence has been the
detention of hundreds of passengers while in mid transit, who in many cases suffered from sick-
lies-; nrought on by exposure and scarcity of suitable food. Also the detention and damage caused
to hundreds of car-loads of valuable and perishable goods, which have in many instances been more
than three months exposed to the inclemencies of the weather on their way across the continent.
The detention of freight alone has resulted in great losses to importers on the Pacific coast, who de-
pended upon quick and continuous rail facilities to keep up assortments of stock, while the forward-
ing of teas and other foreign products to the Atlantic States by sea, via Panama, is tedious arnd un-
satisfactory to shippers.
The Central Pacific Railroad officers having become aware of the great liabilities of detention by
the northern route in severe winters, have been using every energy in pressing forward the con-
struction of the San Joaquin Valley Railroad, of which they are also owners. This road, which
runs for a long distance south through the San Joaquin Valley, has comparatively few obstacles to
overcome in its construction, and is being built at the rate of about half a mile daily. The mana-
gers intend to push its construction well into the southeastern section of California, with the view
of subsequently pressing it forward to connect with one of the two projected trans-continental roads,
on the 35th or 32nd parallel, as may show the best proofs of early completion. By this means
they will be assured of a secure route to the Mississippi Valley, even in the most severe winters,
and also will thereby head off all probable opposition or competition in securing the trans-conti-
nental traffic.
The connection of the San Joaquin Valley road with the Central Pacific road is at a point callei
Lathrop, about 18 miles south of Stockton, thence having connection with San Francisco Bay al
Oakland. This latter place will thereby soon become the most important railroad terminus in thi
State, the following roads ending there, viz.: The Central Pacific road, main line to the easte:
boundary of the State, 293 miles ; the California and Oregon road, from the southern line of Oregoi
ito Roseville Junction, about 200 miles ; the Northern California road, from Oroville to Marvsvilli
£6 miles ; the Sacramento Valley and Plaeerville roads, from Shingle Springs to Sacramento, 4i
miles ; the Stockton and Tulare road, from Visalia to Stockton, about 170 miles ; the Stockton anc
TU'TINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Markcl
C. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
RAILROADS. 27
Copperopolis road, from Copperopolis to Stockton, 48 miles ; the San Joaquin Valley road, from
Lathrop's to the southeastern boundary of California, probably 300 miles ; the San Jose branch of
the Central Pacific road, from Niles Station to San Jose. 14 "miles ; and a road projected but yet
unnamed, from Hollister to a point on the San Joaquin Valley road about 20 miles south of Visaiia,
a distance of about :40 miles. These when completed will make a total of 1,250 miles of railway
within the boundaries of California that will terminate at Oakland, or at Goat Island, in San Fran-
cisco Bay, if the latter place can be obtained from the United States Government for that purpose.
In addition to these roads, the main lines of the trans-continental road via Ogden, and its con-
nections, the Oregon and California road in the former State, and the proposed 35th or 32nd parallel
roads, from St. Louis or Texas, as the case may be, when completed will add at least 5,000 miles
additional roads whose Pacific terminus will be in Oakland City.
The second railroad terminus in the State promises to be located at Saucelito — a point on the
western shore of the Bay, about five miles north of San Francisco. The plan, as contemplated by
the projectors of this enterprise, is to have the following, built and projected railroads, end there,
viz.: The present roads from Vallejo to Sacramento, Marysville and Calistoga are to be changed
as follows : The lines of the two first roads are to be run from a point a little south of the present
summit, near Bridgeport, Solano county, in a direct line to Saucelito, skirting mostly the shores of
the Bay ; the Napa and Calistoga branch is to intersect the line at or near Suscol ; the North Pa-
cific running from Donahue to Humboldt Bav, at a point below the former place, and the North
Pacific Coast (narrow gauge) road, at San Rafael or Saucelito. By this combination the varied
products of a large extent of country north of San Francisco can be transported almost directly to
that city, or sent over the various lines of connecting roads to many points of the interior, when
needed. The time of transit between San Francisco and Sacramento will be much shortened, the
total distance being only 83 miles, with less than five miles water transportation. The deep water
and bold shores at Saucelito will also admit of the building of comparatively inexpensive wharves, at
whii h the largest vessels can load, sheltered in all directions from violent storms. This combination
points to a virtual abandonment of Vallejo as a railroad shipping point, and, if carried out, will proba-
bly cause the discontinuance of lines of steamers now running to San Rafael, Donahue and Suisun, and
a portion of the lines to Vallejo, as freight and passengers can be forwarded by rail more quickly
than by ether means. Should tiiis project be carried out to its promised completion, the result will
be the building up of an extensive system of warehousing and shipping business at New Saucelito,
where the roads terminate.
Another railway terminus is in San Francisco, where the Southern Pacific road, now completed
to Hollister, a distance of 100 miles, with a branch line of 20 miles to Watsonville, and also another
branch line of 20 miles to Santa Cruz, will be built this year. How much further these lines —
which belong to the same parties as the Central Pacific — will be extended in future is at present
very uncertain, it being reported that the company have given up and abandoned the idea of con-
structing the road over the mountains south of Hollister, on account of the ruggedness of the coun-
try, which will involve a vast outlay without probable commensurate benefit. An addition to the
foregoing is the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, which is projected to be built from San Francisco
along the coast southward to Salinas Valley, in Santa Cruz county, thence in a southeasterly direc-
tion to that boundary of the State. This road will be a narrow gauge one, and has been surveyed,
but as vet no actual work in its construction has been performed.
The following railroads in California are now the property of the Central Pacific Railroad Com-
pany, although running under their original names. This company have thus virtual control of the
transportation of freights and passengers, they also owning the steamboats of the late California
Steam Navigation Co.
The Sacramento Valley Railroad was the first constructed in the State, and run from Sacramento to
Folsom, on the American" River, a distance of 22 miles— the Sacramento Valley and Placerville Rail-
road connecting with the foregoing and running to Shingle Springs, a distance of 26 miles. _ This lat-
ter road was originally intended to be constructed to Placerville, some 12 miles further. It is reportea
that the original intention will in time be carried out by the Central Pacific Railroad Company, who
now own it, and will probably extend it some 20 miles further south, into a region of timber lands,
(sugar-pine) therebv giving it an extensive and profitable down traffic.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company, organized in 1861, whose original lines ran from Sacra-
mento eastward, has since that date absorbed the Western Pacific, Alameda and Oakland railroads,
making a continuous line from Oakland to Ogden, in Utah Territory, total distance 880 miles, with
a branch from Niles Station to San Jose, 14 miles, and the Alameda Railroad, which has a separate
line of rails from Alameda Point to Hay wards, a distance of 17 miles.
The Southern Pacific Railroad — formerly known as the San Jose and San Francisco Railroad-
is now completed from San Francisco to Hollister, a distance of 100 miles, with a spur road running
from Gilroy to Pajaro, near Watsonville, a distance of 20 miles. This branch road is intended to
be continued, during the present vear, 20 miles further, to the town of Santa Cruz, the people of that
place having voted a subsidy for "that purpose. The continuation of the main line of the Southern
Pacific Railroad across the' Coast Range of mountains into the San Joaquin Valley, and thence
southward, is reported to be abandoned, the difficulties in the different lines of surveys showing
that it can'only be accomplished at an immense cost, far more than commensurate with the probable
advantages to be gained. In place of the Southern Pacific Koad, the Central Pacific Company have
decided on devoting their energies to the speedy completion of the San Joaquin Valley Road, which
can be built'at a much less cost, and will better accomplish their purpose.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
None but the best Photographs are made by WATKIITS, 26 Montgomery St.
28 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
The California and Oregon Railroad, extending from Roseville Junction (18 miles from Sacra-
mento) to the Oregon State Hue, is now completed to Red Bluffs, a distance of 115 miles. Surveys
lnwe been made of the remaining distance, one of which it is reported has been adopted, and work
will he continued vigorously during the present year.
The San Joaquin Valley Railroad is now completed from Lathrop's Station (18 miles south of
Stockton) to a point 30 miles beyond Merced City, to which place passenger trains are now run-
ning. The construction of this road to Visalia is being pressed, the road being built at the rate of
half a mile or more daily — the intention of the Company being to have the cars at Visalia by the
1st of July, in order to remove the immense grain crops sown in anticipation of cheap transportation.
The freight traffic on this road from Visalia promises in time to be the most important, consider-
ing its length, of any line in the United States. Some portions of tins valley are well adapted to
the production of cotton, rice, sugar and hemp, the former staple having been successfully and
profitably raised in 1871 under all the disadvantages of a very dry season. The mineral resources
ut Mono and Inyo count:es, that now have to be sent by pack train to San Pedro, and thence by
sea to San Francisco, will also find transit via rail from Visalia. The wealth of this section of the
State in base and precious metals is already said to be fully equal in importance to that of any other
portion of California. What it will become when cheap transportation will be added to its other ad-
vantages, time only can prove. The importance of this mineral region is estimated so highly by
the Central Pacific Company that it is reported they will build a branch road across the Sierras
from Visalia to Owens' Lake mines, a distance of about 75 miles in a straight line.
The California Pacific Railroad, running from Vallejo to Sacramento — to Marysville and Calis-
toga — has, during the past year, passed into the hands of the Central Pacific Railroad Company;
and is virtually their property. The main line of this road from Vallejo to Sacramento is GO miles;
to Murysville, via Davisville, 95 miles ; while the Napa Valley branch to Calistoga is 33 miles
long. These lines of roads now center or rather end in Vallejo ; but if the plan of removing to
Saucelito the termination of the roads in the peninsula north of San Francisco is carried out, they
will leave Vallejo almost in her original isolation, doing simply a local bay business.
The North Pacific and Humboldt Railroad, running from Donahue (on Petaluma Creek) north-
ward to Humboldt. Bay, has been completed through Russian River Valley to Healdsburg, a dis-
tance of 42 miles. The larger portion of the road bed to Cloverdale, 22 miles further, >ha- l>een
graded and built, and it is expected to have trains running to the latter named place in June, 1372.
The branch line running from Santa Rosa to North Bloomfield, a distance of 14 miles, has been
partially completed, but work on the same has been temporarily suspended, owing to the time hav-
ing expired for its construction to entitle the Company to receive subsidy bonds from the county.
A bill to extend the time three months passed the Legislature, but was vetoed by the Governor of
the State. This road, as before stated, will connect with a main line running from Sacramento to
Saucelito.
The Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad, running from Stockton to Milton, a distance of 48
miles, has during the past year been purchased by the Central Pacific Railroad Company. This
road was intended as a rival to the San Joaquin Valley Railroad, with the view of giving the trade
of a large section of country to Stockton instead of passing south and west direct by the latter to
San Francisco. This purpose has, however, been defeated by its sale, as it is probable that the
line will, with view of economy in working, be diverted to some point on the San Joaquin Valley
Railroad.
An extension of the Central Pacific Railroad has been surveyed and partially constructed from
Banta Station near the San Joaquin River to Antioch on Suisun Bay, and thence via San Pablo
Pass to Oakland, which, when completed, will not only shorten the distance some 20 miles between
Stockton and Oakland, but will admit of greater economy in working, owing to its lighter grades.
The extension will also tap the trade of a very populous and productive section of country that is
now supplied with inconvenient transportation to San Francisco.
All the foregoing roads are now the property of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, although
in some cases carried on in their original names — yet all having the same individuals as officers.
The other Railroads in the State are as follows :
The California Northern Railroad, running from Marysville to Oroville, a distance of 2G miles.
This road when first built was intended to form a portion of the line through Beckwith Pass into
the northern portion of Nevada, and probably thence eastward to some point of connection with the
Union Pacific Railroad — thus forming a second and rival line of railway across the western portion
of the continent. The sale of the California Pacific Railroan^ with which it made its connection
with tide water, has now isolated the California Northern Railroad, and confines its scope of action
to the small local traffic along its immediate line of road.
The San Pedro and Los Angeles Railroad runs from Wilmington on the sea-coast to Los An-
geles, a distance of 21 miles. This road is at present valuable for the local traffic only, but its
extension into San Bernardino county is intended, which will largely increase its importance and
open up a section of country which, owing to high cost of transportation, is at present of compara-
tively little value for agricultural purposes. The extension of tin- road (rill also prove valuable to
the trade of Arizona Territory, which now procures its supplies mostly overland through Sao Diego
and Fort Yuma.
The Pittsbnrg and Black Diamond are two railroads, each 7 miles long, used entirely for the
transportation of coal from the mines around Mount Diablo, both terminating at landings on Suisun
Bay, named respectively Pittsburg Landing and New York of the Pacific. The San Rafael and
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San Quontin Railroad is three and a half miles long, and connects the former place with a ferry to
San Francisco.
The North Pacific Coast Railroad Company has been incorporated for the purpose of constructing a
narrow gauge railroad from San Rafael via Tomales to the mouth of Walhalla River, in the north-
ern portion of Sonoma county. The people of Marin county have voted a subsidy to this road,
and the surveys and preliminary work of construction has been already commenced. This road
when built will open up an outlet for a large lumber region on the coast "that is by sea almost inac-
cessible during several months in the year.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company has been formed by Boston capitalists with the in-
tention of constructing a line of narrow gauge road along the coast of California to the southern
part of the State. The initial point of this road commences at San Francisco — the line being
along the coast in San Francisco, San Mateo and Santa Cruz counties to Salinas Valley. It runs
up this valley and in the interior until it again strikes the coast in San Luis Obispo county; thence
to Santa Barbara via Foxen Canon, and down the coast again to San Buenaventura. From thence
two lines of survey have been run, neither of which has yet been accepte I by the Company. One
line goes through the San Fernando Pass to Los Angeles ; thence to San Bernardino anil to the
Colorado river, with a branch line from San Bernardino to San Diego. The other line runs from
San Buenaventura through Soledad Pass to the Mohave river, via the "Needles," its termination
being about 15 or 20 miles below Fort Mohave.
•Meteorological Observations made at San Francisco from January, 1850, to
December, 1871.
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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; th<> date of the
beginning 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 lias 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 1850-51, 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 arc 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 enor-
mous 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 Sacra-
mento has nearly the same quantity as Sau Francisco ; that of the San Joaquin one-fourth or one-
third less, the quantity diminishing southward.
Bv 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 pis-es 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 97o and 9S<> 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.
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With the exception just noted, the hottest day on record was 93<> on the 6th day 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 he thermometer rose as high as 90°.
The table of mean temperature shows that our summer does not come till the summer months have
passed by. September is the warmest month in the year, and October riext; then comes August;
July, the hottest month elsewhere, is the fourth here, or ranks with June; next come April and May;
then March and November ; then February, and finally January and December, which are the only
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 snowed very
fast for several hours, and two or three inches gathered, but it melted before night. On the 12th of
January, 1868, it snowed fast before day, so that two inches collected. But it disappeared before
sunrise, so that but few persons enjoyed the rare spectacle.
The extraordinary evenness of the climate depends on the adjacent ocean, the water of which,
flowing in a current from the north, is always at a temperature of about 50°, summer and winter.
The sea breeze of Summer, which chills the air at noonday, leaves no place for hot nights. There
is not, on an average, one night in the year, when it is warm enough to sit out of doors at midnight
with thin clothing.
Table I. — Showing the amount of Bain in each Month since 1850 ; and the Total Amount in each
Rainy Season. Note. — Each Column represents one Rainy Season.
Aug..
Sept .
Oct ..
Nov. .
Uec. .
Jan...
Feb. .
Mar'h
April.
May..
June.
Jul v..
•61.
■52.
1
1.0
.2
2.2 5.3
7.1 11.9
'53. I '54.
'62.
6
.1
6.4
.2
.3
'53. I '54.
4.3
8.4
3.2
3.3
.1
.1
'65.
4.5
4 6
4,3
5.6
2.2
'55.
'56.
S.4
.5
1.6
3.2
•57. '58.
.1
.5
2.9
4.0
'57.
2.1
8.6
1.6
".'i
.1
.9
3.0
4.2
•58.
4.4
1.8
3.9
1.1
.1
.1
3.4
.5
4.8
•59.
1.0
5.2
2.5
.3
2.0
59. '60
5.4
1.5
'60. I '61.
'61.
r,2.
1.2 18.1
•62. '63
.1 2.5
2.7 1.7
'63. j'64 '65
3.3 1.3
3.3 ..
2.4 1.4
2.9 9
.4 .5
'05.
3.9 11.0
.81 1.5
.6) 2.6
.7 .1
.4 1.8
.... .2
2
13.1 12.
'07.
'07.
'69. -70. '71.
_ 2.34|
1.2 1.24| 49
4.3 4.50 3.04
'69.
9.6 6.4
6.21 4.0
6.4 3.2
2.2 2.2
... .1
'70
71.
3.76 2.34
4.53;3.55
1.841.24
1.49 2.05
0.361 31
.04
.13
2.27
13.40
.'72.
6.50
7.90
Total. 18.2 33.5 23.0 24.1 21.2 20.0 19.0 19.8 17.1 14.6 38.0 15 2 8 5 21.3 21.2 32.040.5 21.6 20.08 13.03
1850— Nov., 1.3; Dec, 1.1 1851 — Jan., 0.6; Feb.,0.4; March, 1.9; April, 1.1; May, .7 Total, 7.1
Table II. — Date of the First a/id Last Rains, and of the Beginning and Ending of each Rainy Season .
a/so, the Amount of Rain which Fell before the End of the Year, and the Amount after the End of
the Year, in each Season, since 1850.
First
Last
Rainy Season.
Before
Afr1
First
Last
Rainy Season.
Before
Afr
Rain.
Rain.
Jan.
Dec.
Rain.
Rain.
Jau.
Dec.
Begins.
Ends.
Begins.] Ends.
1350-1 Nov. 10
Mav 20 Dec. 5
May 1
2.4
4.7
1860-1 <>C. 4i May 22 Dec. 6: April 5
6.0
8.6
1851-2 Sept. 0
May 17 Dec. 19
Mar. 31 10.5
7.7
1861-2NOV. l;May 12 Nov. 10 April 14
9.9
28.1
1852-3 Oct. 2S
May 12 Nov. 9
April 29 18.0
15.5
1862-3 Nov. 5 May 19 Dec. 18 April 20
2.9
12.3
18o3-4 : Sept. 15
April 28 Jan. 12
April 28l 3.6
19.4
1863-4 Sept. 19j May 17 Nov. II1 April 4
4.4
4.1
1854-5 Oct. 4
May 20 Dec. 31
April 17
2.9
21.2 !
1864-5!Nov. 15 May 19 Nov. 23 March 4
14.9
6.4
1855-6 Nov. 10
May 25 Nov. 10
April 14
6.6
14.6
IS05-0 Sept. 24| June 8 Nov. 13 Mar. 31
4.0
17.2
1856-7! Sept. pi
Mar. 31 Nov. 15
Mar. 31
7.5
12.5
1866-7 Nov. 3 May 17 Nov. 10 April 12
15.8
16.4
1857-8 Oct. 6
Mav 21 Nov. 24
April 7
8.1
10.9
1867-8 Sept. 14 June 23 Nov. 19 April 13
15.9
24.6
1858-9: Oct. 21
May 22 Dec. 4
April 10
8.8
11.0
(868-9 Oct. 1 May 19 Dec. 17!Mar. 29
5.7
15.9
"5b-60jNov. 9
May 22 Nov. 9
April 8
6.9
10.2 1
'69-70iSept, 1 May 19 Dec. 7 April 11
11870-1 Nov. 4, May 28 .Dec. 2 April 17
8.1
3.50
12.0
9.30
1
'
'
Mean I 'Nov. 28'April 10
8.0
13.6
Table III. — Maximum Quantity of Bain in each Month, Minimum Quantity in each Month, and
Average Quantity in each Month, since 1850.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
April.
May.
June J July.
Aug.
0.2
0.0
.01
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
18.1
0.6
4.8
8.6
0.0
3.3
6.4
0.6
3.0
5.6
0.0
1.7
2.0
0.6
.50
0.2 1 0.3
0.0 0.0
.04| -01
1.0
0.0
.05
3 4
0.0
.37
7.6
0.1
2.4
13.4
04
5.0
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Table IV. — Mean Temperature of each Month, since 1850, deduced from Two Daily Observations,
One at Sunrise, ike other at Noon ; also, the Mean Temperature of each Year.
'51. '52. '53. '54. *55. '56. '57. '58. '59. I '60
•61. '62. '63. I '64. '65.
"69. '70.
January ....
February.. .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September. .
October
November. .
December. .
Mean. . ..
49-3
51.1
53.8
57.7
57.0155.
58.8 60
57.9[61,
63.2 61.
61.6 63.
61.9 58
56.3J53
51.3j50
52.0
54.1
55.9
58.3
60.7
61.9
60.3
60.0
62.7
62.7
.5 57.0
.8152.1
48.2151
53.6156
54.1 59
59.8 5;
56.8 57
5S.5!59
61 3 61
60.3 62
60.5!62
60.7J61
58.0 52
53.8J47
.0 48.8
.8 53.7
. 4 ' 55 . 9
55.9
.7156.2
.9159. 1
.2 59.4
59.6
61.5
57.6
53.3
47.0
51.2
51.4
55.9
58.8 55.
57.5 57
60.9!5S.
59. 2 i 60.
59.H61
60.8162.
61.6157.
54.5 54
59.5 44.
3 46.5 47
1 48 . 8 i 50
0 49.0 53.
7 53.6 53
6 57.2:54
7'61.557
7159. 361
9J61.162
4 61.4 62
8,59.7|56
0 53.5 52
8J46.3 49
58,
58
1 Hi
56
54
2'51
5 47
1 46
7 50.
l!51
5 1 55
6 61
5;61
9,62
3:61
u .;:;
2 5i;
7149
6 57.7J52.5
7 50.9 55.9
2 57.8 55.6
3 55.7 57.9
5 57.6 58.9
2 58.2 58.3
7 59.7 57 6
0 61.1 60.6
3 03.6 60.3
3 62.2 59.6
2 57.3 56.0
5 53.7 51.0
49.4 49
51.053
53.354
55.5,58
62.058
61.262
61.159
60.0 59
63 3 62
58.7 62
57.656
47.2 54
0!51.2
4 52.0
3 50.5
4:57.5
0 58.3
11 r,n. ••
0 03.2
0 60.4:
1161.3
0 58.2!
6 56.7!
7 55.3
45.9 61.2 52.5
61.961.263.5
53. 5 1 57. 4 61.6
55.3 56.5 54.8
58 0 58.5 68 1
58.0 60.0 58 I
59.6 60.2 62.4
59.8 59. tl '4.3
59.3 60.0 61.5
60.8,60.6i5S.O
57.2 56.4 55.4
53.2 50 7:51.0
56.6156.5158.1 57.1.57.6 55. 7 1 57 . 0 , 55 . 4 [ 54 . 8,55.1i55.4|55. 5 57. 5'57. 0.56. 757. 4:57.1.56.1 56.9 56.8
Table V. — Extremes of Heat in each Month since 1850 ; also, in each Year.
'51.
•52.
'53.
62
*54.
69
'55.
72
'56.
60
'57.
67
'53.
62
'59.
65
'60.
62
•61.
60
'62.
62
'63.
63
*64.
70
'65.
63
'66.
61
'67.
61
'68.
"58
'69.
64
'70.
69 ]
January..
64
64
February.
71
65
67
69
72
70
68
70
65
74
61
58
64
73
65
70
64
68
69
7D
March ....
74
SI
77
72
78
80
74
73
70
75
82
72
79
74
71
69
65
70
72
67
84
82
75
83
78
69
81
80
80
83
79
75
82
84
75
88
85
75
70
™
71
67
81
73
83
69
75
87
85
73
76
76
78
75
87
79
87
86
86
87
June
78
80
87
74
82
74
87
77
85
74
76
79
78
70
87
85
86
72
72
74
July ....
73
79
78
84
90
78
72
86
82
82
78
86
72
70
79
76
93
75
74
83 |
August. . .
82
76
76
85
79
80
S3
73
80
86
76
87
82
78
75
75
73
75
0
SO
Sept'mb'r
(O
98
88
87
84
85
88
88
87
83
76
84
82
86
91
1 1
88
70
85
78
October..
83
78
85
83
79
79
83
79
89
79
83
84
87
91
80
80
79
85
85
76
Novenib'r
73
80
73
72
67
74
7^
73
71
70
69
70
72
72
76
72
70
75
73
72
December
61
63
69
71
61
58
60
59
63
61
63
64
69
63
60
64
66
63
64
62
Year. .
84
98
88
87
90
85
88
88
89
88
83
87
87
91
91
88
93
86
■86
87
Table VI. — Extremes of Cold in each Month since 1850; also, in each Year.
'51
'52.
'53.
'54.
'55.
'56.
'57.
'58.
'59.
'60.
'61.
'62.
'63.
'64.
'65.
'66.
3S
'67.
37
'68.
32
'69.
35
'70. 1
36 1
January . .
30
35
41
25
33
33
32
30
30
31 1 29
29
40
38
a5
February.
33
40
42
38
41
40
31
30
34
32 i 38
34
38
43
33
42
37
31
36
38
March . . .
34
36
41
38
44
41
41
36
35
.37
37
37
44
44
36
42
38
38
44
38
42
37
46
45
40
40
44
38
34
39
40
36
43
40
40
45
42
42
43
39
May
45
41
47
43
44
43
43
40
39
39
43
38
44
47
46
43
47
44
47
4b
June
49
49
50
47
49
46
50
44
45
45
49
49
50
48
49
49
48
45
48
i<
July
47
49
51
46
51
48
50
48
48
48
49
49
50
48
50
49
52
46
52
53
August. .
50
49
51
50
53
49
50
49
48
50
47
49
51
48
50
50
51
49
48
56 ]
Sept'mb'r
50
45
50
46
50
51
51
44
43
47
47
42
53
48
47
50
50
49
48
54
October..
47
4-i
49
46
51
41
45
36
38
40
40
50
42
47
47
49
41
4b
45
42
Novenib'r
4!
40
44
47
42
40
31
34
36
39
35
44
43
42
44
44
44
45
36
40
December
35
36
40
38
29
35
34
27
32
32
35
33
40
38
27
42
39
41
28
32
Year .. .
30
35
40
25
29
33
31
27
30
31
29
29
38
38
27
38
37
31
28
32
Real Estate. — The following figures taken from the San Francisco Real Estate Circular, show
the number and value of the real estate sales made in the City and County of San Francisco during
the year ending December 31st, 1871 : Jauuarv, 362 sales, value $1,084,154 ; February, 339. $97b,
601; March, 344. $1,289,8 J6 ; April, 325, $l"O05,844; May, 293, $1,204,640; June, 247, $678,-
671; Julv, 269, $958,424 ; August. 305, $1,307,725 ; September, 318, $880,386 ; October, 416, $1,-
234,192 ; November, 423. $1,031,216; December, 375. $1,066,133. Total sales for the year, 4,016.
Value, $12,717,792. The total sales effected in 1871, show a reduction, when compared with the
transactions of 1870, of 661 in number and $2,912,480 in amount. A comparison of the sales of
1871 with those of 1869 also shows a reduction in last year's transactions of 2,892 in number and
$17,219,925 in value.
Streets and Hcghwats.— In this department of the City Government the amount expended
for the year ending June 30th, 1871, is $843,415, of which $373,510 was for grading. The total
length of streets within the city is over one hundred miles, of which sixty-eight miles are paved or
planked. The total length of sewerage is fifty-seven miles. The aggregate amount expended from
July 1st, 1856 to June 30th, 1871, is $10,599,256.75.
Mortality— San Francisco, 1870-71.
The Report of the Health Officer for the year ending June 30th, 1871, places the number of deaths
as follows : Males, 2,075 ; females, 1,139 ; total, 3,214— of which 2,872 were white persons, '
total deaths during the year 1869 was 4,093 ; 1870, 3,243.
The
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CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF CURRENT EVENTS,
From December 6th, 1870, to September 22d, 1871.
December 6, 1870. The telegraph station on
Telegraph Hill, a relic of Forty-Nine, demolished
daring a gale.
Dec. 8. A fire at 515 Market Street ; loss $10,-
0(H) Col. A. W. Von Schmidt receives $75,000
in currency for blowing up Blossom Rock.
Dec. 11. Amelia Morales dies in the County
Hospital, of erysipelas, produced by a bite on the
linger inflicted by a woman a few days previous
Peter Bowe killed by falling down a flight of stairs
George Black fatally injured by falling from
Howard Street wharf.
Dec. 14. Edward Matthews drowned in the bay
A man named Wood6 dies suddenly in a saloon.
Dec. 15. Seven vagrants sentenced for niuety
days to hard labor on the public works.
Dec 16. Unusually cold weather and heavy frost
Helen A. Moslay sues Morris S. Galvin for $20,-
000 damages for breach of promise of marriage.
Dec. 17. Charles B. Traf'ton, taken suddenly ill
while riding in a car, dies before reaching his resi-
dence.
Dec. 18. Dr. Amos H. Titcomb, a pioneer Cali-
fornian, dies, aged 42 years.
Dec. 20. Henry Blohm falls dead in the street
The steamship Japan collides with the ships
Marmiou and Caroline, doing considerable damage
John S.Tyler, who killed James Dobsou in a
street light, is acquitted.
Dec. 21. The anniversary of the landing of the
Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock celebrated by literary
and social exercises A large and enthusiastic
meeting of French citizens held to receive the re-
port of the Committee to solicit subscriptions in aid
of the widows and orphans of French soldiers
James Kiernan dies suddenly.
Dec. 23. The hark Nicholas Biddle collides with
the bark Nuevo Brignardello. doing some damage.
Dec. 24. A fire at 19 Perry Street destroys
two small buildings The steamer Thoroughfare
launched.
Dec. 25. The Chinese Mission Institute, corner
oi Washington and Stone streets, dedicated, with
appropriate exercises A man named Massett at-
tempts suicide by shooting himself in the mouth
Walter Scott Poore, a pioneer and highly respected
citizen, dies, aged 35 years.
Dec. 26. Kannavan and Maxwell, two pedestri-
ans, on their return from a walking match, are es-
corted through the principal streets, and a collection
taken up for the benefit of the Orphan Asylums,
amounting to about $2,000 Col. J. Newton Mc-
Elroy, who served with distinction in the Union
Army, dies, aged 33 years.
Dec. 27. Robert Biber sentenced to eighteen
months in State Prison and $1,000 fine for debasing
gold coin.
Dec. 28. Walter B. Turner dies suddenly.
Dec. 29. J. J. Gossens commits suicide Milk-
mens' Union organized.
Dec. 31. Edward J. Murphy mortally shot by
Dennis Gnnn.
January 1, 1871. John Lynton attempts suicide
by cutting his throat Mrs. John H. Tobin fatally
injured by being thrown from a buggy, on the Cliff
House Road.
Jan. 2. The eighth anniversary of the Emanci-
pation Proclamation celebrated by the colored res-
idents The body of Joseph F. Dodge found float-
ing in the bay Alfred Reidinger commits suicide.
Jan. 3. The first National Gold Bank of San
Francisco commences operations.
Jan. 4. Dr. Isaac Rowell, a highly esteemed
physician and pioneer Californian, dies, aged 53
years The El Progreso makes its first appearance.
Jan. 6. Henry B. Dexter dies suddenly.
Jan. 7. Capt. James MeElrov, a pioneer resident
and a prominent member of the Police force, dies,
aged 46 years The steamer Pelican disabled by
running on a rock off Point Bonita.
Jan. 8. George Hersee dies in the County Hos-
pital from the effect of wounds inflicted by himself.
Jan. 11. George T. Russell sues the Chronicle
and News Letter for $15,000, each, for alleged libel.
Charles McCann, formerly Assistant Engineer
of the S. F. Fire Department, dies.
Jan. 12. A billiard match between Joseph Dion
and John Deery, for $1,000 results in favor of the
former.
Jan. 13. The Russian New Year celebrated by
the residents of that nationality.
Jan. 14. The aerial steamer successfully tested
by an ascension at the City Gardens A fire on
the corner of Sutter and Taylor streets ; damage,
$3,000.
Jan. 15. A. C. Benham drops dead from the
bursting of a blood vessel.
Jan. 17. Several Japanese officials arrive.
Jan. 18. J. A. Bergner, who sued Oliver Dale
for enticing away his wife, awarded $i!,500 dam-
ages.
Jan. 19. William Hooper, a pioneer Califoraian
and highly esteemed citizen, dies, aged 63 years....
Charles Widergren found dead in a cellarway.
Jan. 21. Orrin Pulsifer fatally injured 'by falling
from the roof of a house The Japanese Embassy
visit the Navy Y'ard, receiving a salute of fifteen
guns A brevverv belonging to Joseph Albrecht
seized by the U. S. Marshal for non-compliance with
the Internal Revenue Law.
Jan. 22. John Gibbous fatally injured by falling
down a flight of stairs.
Jan. 23. Two hundred barrels of beet smjar ar-
rive from the factory at Alvarado Mrs. Rebecca
Cash man commits suicide by severing an artery.
Jan. 21. Margaret Ryan dies of starvation
Eugene McNally fatally injured by tailing down a
flight of stairs.
Jan. 25. Three persons arrested, charged with
selling lottery tickets John E. Johnson commits
suicide in Hamilton Square The California Wo-
man's State Suffrage Convention meet at Dashaway
Hall.
Jan. 26. A billiard match between John Deery
and Joseph Dion for $500 a side, results in favor of
the former.
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Jan. 28. News received of the capitulation of
Paris, causing intense excitement... John Short, Jr.,
drops deaii from apoplexy.
Jan. 29. Mrs. Ellen Brown dies suddenly from
apoplexy Commodore Selim E. Woodworth,
who served with distinction in the U. S. Navy during
the late war, dies, aged 55 years Mrs. Dennison
dangerously shot during a fracas among some visit-
ors at her house Captain John Hanna, Jr., a well
known merchant of this city and an officer of the
Second Regiment California Volunteers, daring the
late war, dies at Honolulu, S. I., aged 34 ye;irs.
Jan. 30. Enthnsiatsic rejoicing and procession of
the German residents over the news of the capitula-
tion of Paris.
Jan. 31. A large numher of birds pass over the
western portion of the city, almost darkening the
Bkies The sloop Eliza totally wrecked at Point
Lobos.
February 2. The United States Court Building
Bet on lire in two places ; damage slight.
Feb. 3. David McGrath dangerously shot by
James Murphy John G. Bray, a pioneer and
highly esteemed merchant of this city, dies at Santa
Clara, Cal., aged 58 years A. C. Bothemce
killed by being run over by a car John Goss
killed by falling down a well Major Samuel A.
Foster, U. S. A., who served with distinction during
the late war, dies, aged 30 years.
Feb. -1. F. E. YVeygant, a well-known hotel
proprietor, dies suddenly, aged 59 years Casimir
Winter commits suicide.
Feb. 5. Daniel Kelly dangerously stabbed by a
Mexican "William H.Conrad drowned in the hay.
Feb. fi. George Linden dies suddenly A slight
earthquake shock The will of Charles J. E. Fahl-
Bten, bequeathing to the Protestant Orphan Asylum,
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum and Ladies' Pro-
tection Relief Society $5,(101) each, filed for pro-
bate Thomas J. Haynes, a pioneer merchant,
dies, aged -10 years.
Feb. 7. The surviving officers and crew of the
U. S. steamer S:i;_dnaw arrive.
Feb. 8. J. G. Corson, formerly Assistant Engi-
neer of the S. F. Fire Department, dies at Vallejo,
Cal.
Feb. 9. George E. Clifford commits suicide
A slight earthquake shock A billiard match be-
tween John 1 leery and Joseph Dion, for $500 a
side, results in favor of the former The Hist an-
nual meeting of the Ornithological and Piscatorial
Acclimatizing Society held.
Feb. 11. The body of Fanny Hirsch, a suicide,
found floating in the bay.
Feb. 12. The new hall of the Ancient Jewish
Order, Kesher Shel Barsel, dedicated.
Feb. 14. At a large and enthusiastic meeting
held for the relief of the suffering French, $11,561
was contributed Robert Rourke fatally injured
by striking his head against the timber over a gate.
Feb. 1 1»7 Several Japanese officials of high rank
arrive in the steamer Great Republic L. Bern-
hard dies suddenly A dispatch of 2,770 words
sent to New York direct, over the Western Union
Telegraph wires, in two hours and five minutes.
Feb. 17. George L. Israel commits suicide
John H. Moran, who came to California with Col.
Stevenson's regiment, dies, aged 45 years.
Feb. 18. Chinese New Year celehrated with the
usual ceremonies.
Feb. 19. Francis Daley, Jr., drowned at Bay
View.
Feb. 20. Afire at 918 Jackson Street, destroy-
ing a frame dwelling house and contents A ter-
rific storm prevails, during which the wall of a
brick building on Minna Street is blown down,
crushing through the roof of an adjoining dwelling
and kdling five of the occupants. In other portions
of the city several buildings and fences are blown
down, and many trees nprooted The fire alarm
hells rung by atmospheric electricity.
Feb. 21. A fire at 805 Market Street, destroying
two frame buildings A slight fall of s'low.
Feb. 22. The anniversary of the birth of AVash-
ington celebrated by a military parade The Lin-
coln School House partially destroyed by tire; loss
ahout $20,000.
Feb. 23. The topographical survey and maps of
the City Park completed and accepted by the Com-
missioners David V. Gerald, a prominent law-
yer, dies, aged 30 years Frederick Ruppin com-
mits suicide.
Feb. 21. News received of the signing of a treaty
of peace between Germany and France The ship
Galatea and schooner Lovett Peacock collide, doing
some damage The U. S. war steamer Nyack
arri ves.
Feb. 25. Mrs. Laura D. Fair arraigned in the
Fifteenth District Court ami pleaded not guilty.
John Wallace fatally injured by falling down a
hatch on the steamer Constitution The skeleton
of a man found in the sand near Lake Merced.
March 1. St. David's Day celehrated by the
Cambrian Mutual Aid Society.
March 3. Emma Thompson found dead in her
store B. Schroder found dead in his bed.
March 5. The Metropolitan Gas Company in-
corporated The first, anniversary of the organiza-
tion of St. John's Church celehrated.
March 7. William Parker, a pioneer boatman,
drowned.
March 9. The ship Annie M. Small seized by
the United States authorities for violation of the
Revenue Law Peter Hermann drops dead.
March 10. Gold discoveries in a hill near Black
Point, causing some excitement.
March 11. Mary McCarthy commits suicide.
March 12. Horace Hawes, a prominent lawyer
and ex-State Senator, author of the Registry Law
and San Francisco Consolidation Act, dies, aged 59
years.
March 13. Grocers' Protective Union organized.
March 15. A billiard match between Joseph
Dion and A. P. Rudolphe, for $1,000 a side, results
in favor of the former.
March 16. The libel suit of Susan W. Coon vs.
the San Francisco Bulletin 'Co., resulted in a ver-
dict for defendants.
March 17. St. Patrick's Day celebrated by the
Irish residents A. Falk dies from the effects of
poison taken a few days previous.
March 18. The Japanese Ambassador to Russia
and several Japanese students arrive.
March 19. Charles McGuire found dead in his
bed.
March 21. Grand illuminations by the German
residents in honor of the declaration of peace be-
tween Germany and France.
March 22. The German residents celebrate the
declaration of peace by a large and imposing pro-
cession and literary exercises at the City Gardens.
March 21. The trial of Dennis Gunn tor killing
Edward J. Murphy results in a verdict of acquittal
Owen Murphy dies suddenly in an apoplec-
tic fit.
March 25. John Jackson, Sheriff of Trinity
County, convicted of collecting a mining tax from
Chinese, sentenced to pay a nominal line of $20.
March 27. The trial of Mrs. Laura D. Fair for
the murder of A. P. Crittenden commences in the
Fifteenth District Court.
Afril 1. Several Japanese officials, bankers and
merchants sail on the steamer China for Japan A
seaman named Alfonzo drops dead on the BChooner
Litfht Wing A billiard match between A. P. Ru-
dolphe and Joseph Dion, for $1,000 aside, results
in favor of the former Charles D. Connell, for-
merly Assistant Engineer of the Fire Department,
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLEEY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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drops dead J. IT. Grady, an inmate of the Indus-
trial School, fatally injured by falling from a swing.
Aprils. A Blight earthquake shock The new
edifice erected by the First Methodist Episcopal
Chinch dedicated.
April 4. David Scannell elected Chief Engineer
of the S. F. Fire Department.
April 5. The Russian war corvette Almaz ar-
rives John Stewart found dead iu his cell in the
City Prison A man named Lancaster jumps into
the bay from the steamer El Capitan and drowns,
without any effort being made to rescue him.
April 6. The anniversary of Grecian Independ-
ence celebrated by the Greek residents.
April 7. A billiard match between Cyrille Dion
and John Deery, for $1,000, results in favor of the
former The steamship Nevada, the pioneer ves-
sel of the New Zealand and Australia Line, sails.
April 8. Eugene McCarthy, convicted of libel
against Richard Tobin, sentenced to pay a fine of
$500... .A billiard match, Cyrille and Joseph Diou
playing against John Deery and A. P. Rudolphe,
for $500 a side, resulting in favor of the Dions.
April 10. H. Von Heimburg commits suicide in
the Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
April 11. The body of' P. B7. Skinner found on
the beach near the Ocean Side House.
April 13. Mrs. Kate Murphy and her child fa-
tally burned by the explosion of a coal oil lamp.
April 16. Manuel Gnlarte commits suicide.
April IT. A billiard match between Joseph Dion
and A. P. Rudolphe, for $1,000 a side, results in favor
of the former.
April 18. John C. Horan, a pioneer merchant,
dies.
April 19. The libel suit of G. T. Russell vs.
Frederick Marriott, resulted iu a verdict of $2,000
damages A cordial reception given to W. H.
Webb, by the Mechanics' Institute, on his arrival
from the East Charles Peterson stabs his wife
to death and then kills himself.
April 23. Three slight earthquake shocks
William Connell Walker, a pioneer Califoruian,
dies.
April 24. Miss F. A. Cook found dead in her
bed.
April '25. A fire at 109 Pacific Street destroys
the Pacific Hotel and injures adjoining buildings.
John Cummings fatally injured by being run
over by a horse Leopold Tichuer, a pioueer mer-
chant, dies, aired 52-J'ears.
April 26. The trial of Mrs. Laura D. Fair, for
the murder of A. P. Crittenden, terminates on the
twenty-sixth day in a verdict of guilty of murder in
the first degree The fifty-second anniversary of
the foundation of Odd Fellowship in America, cele-
brated by the Order Joseph Mariani fatally in-
jured by a piece of rock thrown from a blast.
April 29. Michael Dwyer killed by falling from
a balcony William II. Miller dies suddenly from
apoplexy.
April 30. Marie Geradin commits suicide.
May 1. Constant ine Carteron found dead in his
bed John W. Davis commits suicide.
May 2. The twenty second annual session of the
American Medical Association commences at Pacific
Hall John Sweeny commits suicide in the County
Jail Thomas Bryant found dead in his room
George Piatt, a well-known merchant, dies, aged
36 years.
May 3. The Government storehouse at Goat Is-
land destroyed by fire The Americus Club, of
New York, arrive on a tour of the State A race
between several noted horses, at the Bay District
Agricultural Park results iu Harvest Queen win-
ning the first premium — $3,000.
May 5. Henry Blease commits suicide C.Vell-
miro, a well-known journalist and linguist, dies.
May 8. A man named Antonio commits suicide.
May 12. The suit against the proprietors of the
Alta California, for libel of O. Kloppeuberg, County
Treasurer, results in a verdict of not guilty James
O'Neal killed by being run over by a cart Lord
Walsingham and several other prominent English-
men arrive overland A. W. Pitts and John Ban-
nan, pioneer Californians, die.
May 13. The body of a man, with a bullet-hole
through his head, found near the Protestant Orphan
Asylum Suit brought, in the Fourth District
Court, to restrain the City Hall Commissioners from
selling any portion of Yerba Bnena Park The
police make a descent on a gambliug establishment,
resulting in the arrest of two keno dealers A
large number of Japanese students arrive on the
steamer Great Republic John B. Gough, the
uoted temperance lecturer, arrives overland.
May 14. Dr. George Eidenmuller dies from in-
juries received by being thrown from a buggy
William Fay found dead in his room.
May 15. August Kamp fatally shot by John De-
vine.
May 16. The Pacilic Slope Woman's Suffrage
Convention assemble at Pacific Hall Capt. Fran-
cis Langlois dies suddenly John B. Gough lec-
tures to a large audience iu the Mechanics' Pavilion.
Sixteen Chinamen arrested for alleged violation
of the Internal Revenue Law.
May 17. $5,000 damages awarded Warren O.
Bowers for injuries received by a marine accident.
Foong Saung Nam, a highly-esteemed Chinese
missionary, dies.
May 18. The steamer North Pacilic launched.
May 19. A fire at 52 Steuart Street, damaging
several frame buildings.
May 21. Samuel Gardner drowned.
May 22. The British war corvette Scylla arrives.
May 23. Valentine O'Connell drops dead The
Police make a descent on two gambling establish-
ments, arresting several persons The Shu Fran-
cisco County Medical Society of Homeopathic Prac-
titioners organize.
May 24. G. Newmann commite suicide at the
Occidental Hotel Thomas Harrison, first-assist-
ant engineer, and five of the crew of the steamship
Moses Taylor, killed by the collapse of a flue soon
after leaving the harbor on a voyage to Honolulu.
The anniversary of the birth of Queen Victoria
celebrated by the British Benevolen: Society.
May 25. A train of wood cars collide with a
horse car, killing the driver, Patrick O'Hearue, and
two horses.
May 26. Charles D.Carter, a pioneer and highly-
esteemed citizen, dies, aged 46 years.
May 29. James Murray Mitchell commits suicide.
May 30. Memorial Day celebrated by decorating
the graves of deceased Union soldiers and an ora-
tion at the Mechanics' Pavilion A lire on the cor-
ner of Francisco and Fillmore Streets destroys a
candle factory.
May 31. A Chinaman stoned and beat to death
by a gang of boys.
June 2. Justus Reynolds dies suddenly.
Junk 3. Mrs. Laura D. Fair sentenced to be
hung on the 28th day of July, 1871.
June 5. The Act authorizing the Harbor Master
to collect tonnage on vessels entering port, declared
unconstitutional by Judge Stanly, of the County
Court The Irish exiles — Gen. Thomas F Bourke
and Thomas C. Luby — arrive overland and are en-
thusiastically leceived by the Irish residents
Maud Wakeman burned to death Charles Reich-
(iii commits suicide.
June 6. Ehlert Brandt commits suicide.
June 7. A meeting held by the owners of prop-
erty along the proposed line of Montgomery Avenue,
to institute organized opposition to the confirmation
of the report of the Commissioners Helen Regan
commits suicide.
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June 8. The corner stone of the new First Con
gregatioual Church, laid with appropriate ceremo-
nies.
June 10. The first number of the California Mail
Bag makes its appearance.
June II. Andrew Kuntz commits stride
Jacob Kempner killed and Mrs. Adam Meyers
wounded, by the accidental discharge of a pistol,
in the hands of the latter.
June 13. Captain William Rankin, a Mexican War
veteran, dies, aged 51 years Joseph Frazier, an
old resident, dies suddenly John Palm drowned
in the bay.
June 14. Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tennessee,
arrives overland.
June 15. Augustus Thielpape drops dead The
U.S. sloop of war Cyane arrives Thomas F.
Chapman found dead on board the steamer El Cap-
ital!.
June 16. Gregory Yale, a prominent member of
the bar, dies, ai?ed 54 years.
June 17. The anniversary of the battle of Hunker
Hill celebrated by a salute and display of fbigs
Leopold Fried killed by being run over by a wagon
Maria L. Tierney commits suicide.
June 20. William H. Vance killed by being run
over by a dray.
June 22. One hundred and fifty troops under the
command of Major Bronson leave for Sutter Creek,
to quell a mining riot.
June 23. Edward Manchester drops dead.
June 25. Henry Viemer dangerously shot by
James Farron Dr. William A. Barstow shoots
himself through the head indicting a fatal wound.
June 20. Ninety-four colonists from Magdalena
Bay, arrive in a destitute condition A fracas be-
tween several Chinamen during which one is mor-
tally shot The schooner Aimer runs ashore near
the Ocean Side House, during a fog Julia Kelly
killed by being run over by a wagon, at the Alms
House.
June 27. The new building eracted by the Young
Men's Beneficial Society dedicated Captain
George S. Porter, a Port Warden of twenty years
standing, dies at Alameda, aged 64 years.
June 29. Mrs. Alice Pool commits suicide.
June 30. Simon Harris killed by being thrown
from a tio;se The Republican First Congressional
District Convention nominate S. O. Houghton, of
Santa Clara.
July I. Alexander Denny drops dead Charles
Hirth killed by being run over by a coach.
July 2. A grand celebration by the Roman Cath-
olics, in commemoration of the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of the accession of Pio Nino to the Papal
Throne.
Julv 3. J. R. Hughes fatallv stabbed bv James
McLaughlin.
July 4. The anniversary of American Inde-
pendence celebrated by a military and civic parade
and literary exercises at the Mechanics Pavilion
Isaac Brooks fatally shot by Nicholas Violich.
July 5. A Fire on Mission Street near First,
partially destroying two buildings. Dennis Ahar
perished in the dames An excitement among the
Italian residents, in consequence of threats being
made that a Hag bearing the inscription of Viva
Italia; Roma Capitale, would be forcibly taken
down.
July 6. James F. Wilkinson, alias Ironclad
Jimmy, fatally shot by officer John Waldron
Sylvain Calm, a piominent merchant, dies, aged 34
dears.
July 7. Mrs. Ann Walters dies suddenly in a fit.
July 8. Alexander Moore found dead in his bed.
July 9. Charles Beach, a boy, killed, and two
others seriouslv injured by the falling of a building.
.Mrs. Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, champions of Women's Rights, arrive.
July 10. The Supreme Court serve a writ of
supersedeas on Sheriff White, to stay the execution
of Mrs. Laura D. Fair.
July 11. Albert Skopensky commits suicide
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton lectures to a large
audience in Piatt's Hall.
July' 12. William Winkler fatallv injured by
falling down a flight of stairs Mis. Edward Vis-
cher, a highly esteemed pioneer resident, dies, aged
55 years.
July 13. Simon S. Bamberger attempts suicide,
when about to be arrested on a charge of forgery.
July 14. One hundred and eight colonists from
Magdalena Bav arrive in a destitute condition.
July 15. Eight Chinese cigar manufacturers sen-
tenced to tine or imprisonment for a violation of the
Revenue Law The order restraining the City
Hall Commissioners from Belling any portion of
Yerba Buena Park, set aside, and tin- motion for an
injunction to issue denied Samuel Pincott drops
dead The stenmer America arrives, with a cargo
valued at over $2,000,000, including sixty tons of
Japanese and ten of Chinese contributions to the
Mechanics' Institute Fair. Among the passengers
are the Japanese Prince Stnidzu and Buite, and nine
Japanese Commissioners to the Fair Miss Ma-
til ffla Veneta, a German tragedienne, arrives over-
land.
July 18. The troops return from Sutter Creek,
and are escorted to their armory by the military.
Hon. S. S. Cox, of New York, arrives.
July 19. James K. Sheffield found dead in his
bed.
July 20. Burnett Burns killed, ami Dr. Adams
and Robert Croskey seriously injured, by being
thrown from a wagon Dr. W. A. Barstow dies
from the effects of a self-iutliited wound Albert
Bierstadt, the noted landscape painter, arri is.
July 21. A fracas occurs on board the bark
Glimpse, between Captain Gorman and John Kane,
oue of his crew, dining which both are seriously
cut with knives An investigation into the affairs
of the Sheriffs ollice commenced by a Committee of
the Board of Supervisors Operations commenced
in the California Silk Co.'s factory, at South S. F.
July 22. Isaac Brooks, who was shot by Nicho-
las Violich, dies in the County Hospital Roe una
Welch found dead in the Baron House A fire on
the southwest corner of Mission and Fremont
streets destrovs several manufacturing establish-
ments ; loss, $250,000 Major*.!: nes O'Brien, who
served in the Union Army, dies, aged 25 years.
July 24. Hermann Martine commits suicide.
July 25. Willie Graham drowned in the bay.
Rachel Lewis burned to death A woman
named Latham, and her two children, found in an
utterly destitute condition, in a house on Dupont
Alley.
July 27. Major John F. Bronson, a well known
officer of the State militia, dies, aged $7 years
Rear Admiral Crown, of the Russian Imperial
Navy, arrives.
July 28. Flags displayed in honor of the anni-
versary of Peruvian Independence.
July 29. The British Gunboat Sparrow Hawk
arrives.
July 30. The U. S. steam frignte California
arrives A dead whale, measuring ninety feet
from snout to flukes, washed ashore near Fort
Point Henrv Busing drops dead.
August 1. The Democratic Legislative and Ju-
dicial, also the Municipal Convention, meet and or-
ganize James Lick donates to the Society of Cali-
fornia Pioneers a lot of land William Greene, a
pioneer resident of this city, dies at San Rafael, aged
59 years.
Aug. 2. The Russian corvette Boyarin collides
with the bark Emma C. Bell The I'. 8. gun-
boat Mohican arrives Nine females apply to tiie
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanson} Street. Braids of all kinds.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or Water, of yourself, go to WATKINS', 23 Montg. St.
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County Clerk to have their names placed on the
Great Register as voters.
Aug. 3. A fire on King Street near Fourth de-
Btroya Beveval manufacturing establishments ; lo6s
$30,(100 Louis Brenner commits suicide.
Aug. 5. The Republican Legislative Convention
mecl and organize.
Aug. 6. The Italian residents celebrate the unifi-
cation of the Italian States.
Aug. 8. The eighth Industrial Exhibition of the
Mechanics' Institute opened with appropriate cere-
monies Lewis Beach commits suicide at the grave
of his son in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Aug. 10. A fire on hoard the ship Marianne
Nottebohra, doing considerable damage Frede-
rick Talberg fatally injured by being run over by a
fire engine Richard Marsh killed by falling down
a hatchway on board the ship Houghton Tower.
Aug. 11. Michael J. Byron killed by beiDg run
over by a car W. H. Coffey, a member of the
Tide Land Survey, drops dead.". ..The first consign-
ment of silk Bent from the factory of the California
Silk Manufacturing Co.
Aug. 12. Michael Crowley fatally stabbed and
Edward Scheotze dangerously, by George Carlisle.
Aug. 13. A. M. Eells, a prominent citizen, dies,
aged 7 2 years.
Aug. 14. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton lectures
to a large audience in Piatt's Hall Peter Frank-
lin, E. M. Brown and Alfred Yazell arrested for an
alleged violation of the Lottery Law.
Aug. 15. The remains of Lieut. McKee, who was
killed in an engagement with the Coreans, arrive
en route to Louisville, Ky.. and are escorted to the
depot by a detachment of U. S. cavalry and ma-
rines Hermann Schwarze, President of the
Stock Brewery, commits suicide The one hun-
dredth anniversary of the birth of Sir Walter Scott
celebrated by a banquet at the Grand Hotel.
Aug. 10. The Tax-Payers' Municipal Conven-
tion complete their nominations.
Aug. 17. The U. S. war steamer Saranac arrives
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin of Maine arrives.
Aug. 18. Mary Johnson found dead in a hovel
on Broadway.
Aug. 21. M. F. Butler, a pioneer architect, dies,
aged -10 years The Bay District Agricultural Fair
opened, under favorable auspices The application
for injunction h gainst the City Hall Commissioners,
to prevent the sale of any portion of Yerba Buena
Park, denied by the Supreme Court.
Aug. 22. Henry A. Gray found on the Cliff
House Road, insensible, and soon expires.
Aug. 23. Don Abel Stearns, of Los Angeles, a
highly respected and widely know/n California pio-
neer of 1828, dies, aged 82 years. ... Daidel Ford
commits suicide.
Aug. 24. Suit brought against owners of prop
erty on the line of the Second Street Cut to recover
$385,5-7 delinquent assessments. .. .A silver tank-
ard and several other presents received from James
Ashbury of the Royal Thames Yacht Club to the S.
F. Yacht. Club, in return for courtesies received dur-
ing a recent visit to this State.
Aug 25. Hermann Harris and Octavia La Poiut
commit suicide.
Aug. 20. Mrs. Lizzie Smith commits suicide
A man known as Felix drops dead.
Aug. 27-. George Fike fatally injured by being
thrown from a buggy.
Aug. 28. The City Hall lots sold at auction, the
aggregate sales amounting to $951,900.
Aug. 29. Dr. Leon Suckert, one of Col. Steven-
son's Regiment, found dead in his bed
Aug. 81. Charles Bonner, extensively connected
with the mining interests of California ami Nevada,
dies Dr. Michael J. Bolau, Resident Physician of
the County Hospital, removed from office by the
Board of Health.
September 1. The California Pacific Railroad
and its branches, the Napa Valley Railroad and the
San Francisco and Pacific Railroad, together with
all steamers and water craft belonging to either,
transferred to the Central Pacific "Rail road Co....
Biaggio Marinbovick drops dead Work com-
menced preparing for the foundation of the new
City Hall.
Sept. 2. The third annual regatta of the S. F.
Yacht Club results in the yacht Peerless winning
the first of two races for the prize, a silver tankard,
presented by Commodore James Ashbury.
Sept. 3. During a fracas between Marion A.
Wilson and Marks Grnschensky, Patrick Byrne, a
bystander, was fat all v shot by the former.
Sept: 4. Several lottery agents arrested Rich-
ard Hartley shot dead, by Sydney Flag The Act
providing for the opening of Montgomery Street
South, declared invalid by Judge Stanly of the
County Court.
Sept. 5. Governor Bullock, of Georgia, arrives
overland.
Sept. 6. The Election results in the success of
the Republican State and Legislative ticket and the
Taxpayers Municipal ticket Dr. Richard P.
Asher, a pioneer and highly esteemed citizen, dies,
aged 48 years.
Sept. 7. Mrs. Alpheus Bull, a highly respected
resident, commits suicide while in a fit of temporary
insanity.
Sept. 8. A fire on the Potrero destroys a stave
and barrel factory; loss, $50,000 Hon. Newton
Booth, Governor elect, enthusiastically received on
his arrival from the interior Adam Monk arrested
for selling lottery tickets.
Sept. 9. J. Walter Walsh, a well known jour-
nalist, dies in the Alms House, aged 50 years
The society of California Pioneers celebrate the
twenty-first anniversary of the admission of Califor-
nia The eighth annual Fair of the Mechanics In-
stitute closes with appropriate exercises James
Williams drowned in the bay A billiard match
between J. B. McCleery and J. II. Mott, Jr., results
in favor of the former.
Sept. 13. Samuel Rosenthal, an old resilient,
commits suicide Edward Eagle drowned in the
bay James Barrett drops dead.
Sept. 14. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the oc-
cupation of the City of Mexico, by the U. S. Army,
celebrated by the Associated Veterans of the Mex-
ican War.
Sept. 15. The ship Annie Sise totally wrecked
by striking a reef at the South Farallonee Islands
Mrs. Captain James II. Blethen, a highly esteemed
resident, dies suddenly.
Sept. 16. The schooner Mary Taylor condemned
for smuggling The case of Mary Jacoby, the
Indian girl, charged with the murder of her infant
child dismissed The U. S. steamer Jamestown
arrives The Mexican residents celebrate the an-
niversary of their country's independence Mrs.
William G. Badger, a highly esteemed resident, dies.
Sept. 17. Andrew Dtuilevy, a police officer,
dangerously stabbed by Frank Schwartz The
U. S. steamer Narragansett arrives.
Sept. 18 The case of Dr. O'Donnell, Dr. Cohen
and Arabella Knapp, charged with the murder of
Eugenie Chauvet, dismissed on motion of the Pros-
ecuting Attorney A Blight earthquake shock
E. Game dies suddenly.
Sept. 19. S. Belden Mills, a pioneer resident,
dies, aged 55 years Slight earthquake shocks.
Sept. 20. At a coroner's inquest in the case of
James Williams the jury is composed wholly of col-
ored citizens, the first of that race impanueled on
the Pacific Coast,
Sept. 22. The trial of the proprietors of the S.
F. Chronicle for libel of Richard H. Siuton results
in a verdict of not guilty.
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GENERAL REVIEW.
Our Public Schools.*
The educational year does not coincide with either
the calendar or the municipal year. The municipal
year begins December let, while the educational
twelvemonth commences July 1st. Hence the Di-
rectory's year, being identical with that of the
calendar, includes the last half of one school year
and the first half of the next. Our record for 1871,
then, embraces the last half of the school year
1870-1, and the first half of the school year 1871-2.
MOKE EFFICIENT SUPERINTENDENCE.
In January, 1871, the newly appointed incumbent
of the lately created office of Deputy City Superin-
tendent, John Swett, began his work. The Deputy
really doubles, even more than doubles, the activity
and consequent usefulness of school superintendence.
Personal attention to the constantly increasing throng
of petty details very far exceeds the power of any
one man, even the most versatile and experienced.
Eastern cities no larger than ours provide two, and,
in some cases, even three deputies, to do the work
here exacted from one. The Deputy's duty is to
visit schools, observe methods, commend excellen-
cies, note defects, suggest improvements, counsel
younger teachers, advise with principals, and com-
municate results to the Board; in short, to promote
unity, foster harmony, and increase efficiency. In
some respects he is a traveling Normal School, which
kindly goes round to the teachers instead of com-
pelling the teachers to come to it. The eminent
ability and extended experience of the first incum-
bent have caused his office and his duties to seem as
natural and become as useful as if both had been
long established. Doth office and duties had long
been needed, and have already paid many times
their cost to the Department.
THE NEW COURSE OF STUDY.
Decidedly the next gain, in point, of value, has
been the dropping of the less essential studies from
nearly all the grammar grades, and the material
reduction of the amount required in several of the
studies retained. The new course cumbers pupils
with fewer tasks, but requires them to make up iu
thoroughness what they may lack in variety, so
that, while the whole amount of formal study is
considerably lessened, the thoroughness of the drill
aud the real quality of the education secured is cor-
respondingly enhanced.
CONSOLIDATION OF PRIMARY GRADES.
A third impi'ovement, of hardly less importance,
was the consolidation of primary grades in such a
way as to reduce their number and double the time
allowed to each without increasing the time required
for the completion of the full primary course. For-
merly the primary system included six grades each
occupying six months, while the grammar course
consisted of four grades each reqnring one year.
The manifest difficulty was that the highest primary
grade would he graduating pupils into the lowest
grammar grade twice as often as the beginning
grammar grade was ready to receive them. By
♦We are indebted to the courtesy of Prof. K. Knowiton
for this interesting Communication.— [Compiler.
reducing the number of primary grades and extend-
ing the time of each through one year, the com-
pletion of each grade, the examinations therein, and
the promotions therefrom, are made coincident with
those of each grammar grade.
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
The fourth improvement, and one tending directly
and especially to enhance efficiency at its very
source, was the establishment of quarterly Compet-
itive Examinations of Teachers. All candidates for
position as teachers in the Public Schools of San
Francisco, regardless of age, sex, previous experi-
ence, number of testimonials or character of indo Bi-
ers, are required to pass an oral examination con-
ducted by specially elected practical teachers, in the
presence of the other candidates and. frequently,
before members of the Committee on Classification,
with the Superintendent or Deputy, or both. The
Board of Examination subsequently classifies the
successful candidates into three grades or ranks,
and submits a written tabulated report of such clas-
sification to the Board of Education, for its informa-
tion in the nomination and election of teachers.
The averages of several such examinations thus
far have clearly demonstrated three things i
1st. Surprising incompetence in candidates claim-
ing, and supposed, to be thoroughly qualified.
2d. The imperative need of thorough examina-
tions, faithfully conducted by competent and impar-
tial examiners.
3d. The great aid rendered, by these examina-
tions, to the Committee on Classification, in its nomi-
nation of teachers; and to the whole Board in their
subsequent election.
Unfortunately, however, truth compels us to state
that, some of these subsequent elections have clearly
shown that unquestioned natural capacity and the
best certified experience, joined with the highest
rank in scholarship, cannot always command the
number of votes requisite to secure a position as
teacher in the public schools of this city. Here, as
elsewhere, the question more frequently asked is,
not what, but who the candidate may be. Personal
influence — the baue of California public lite — rein-
forced by prepossession or prejudice, occasionally
causes obvious personal partiality and gross injus-
tice.
EVENING NORMAL SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS.
A City Normal School, just established, or revived,
affords younger teachers, and, in fact, all teachers,
opportunity to learn what older or other professional
brethren or sisters can teach. This tends immediately
to make them better teachers iu their own classes,
and, incidentally, to qualify them for passing the
competitive examination necessary to obtain a higher
grade certificate should they so desire. This school
meets on Monday evening of each school-week,
continues two hours, is conducted by competent
teachers, — tinder the direction of the Deputy Super-
intendent as Principal, — is numerously attended, and
promises much good.
INCREASED PAT OF GRAMMAR ASSISTANTS.
To raise one's salary generally stimulates one's
efficiency, and to increase one's efficiency certainly
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tends most directly to secure better work and more
of it. This pecuniary inducement, in some slight
degree, lias been added to the motives which may
urge grammar assistants, whose monthly pay was
raised from §67.50 to $70 a month, that is from $810
to $SI0 a year, gold coin; always excepting the
cases, unpleasantly frequent of late, where the un-
fortunate shortsightedness of the pecuniary manage-
ment cuts ott' the pay of the last month or two.
The salaries of female bead-assistants in Grammar
Schools has been raised from one thousand to fifteen
hundred a year, and their title changed to Vice-
Princip il. Sun Francisco pays her female teachers
more and her mule teachers less thau any other
American city. It is but simple justice to state, how-
ever, that, tal;eu as a whole, her female teachers
decidedly surpass the males in character, education,
competence and success. This testimony may, pos-
sibly, possess the greater value from the fact that it
is voluntarily and cheerfully given by a male teacher
of seven years' observation and experience in this
department.
EVENING SCHOOLS.
These indispensable agencies for educating young
men and women who either lost or neglected the
educational facilities of earlier youth, as well as,
and, indeed, mainly, for boys and girls whose family
circumstances compel them to labor through the day,
continue to exiend their facilities to all, either old
or young, who choose to accept and improve them.
The burning of the Lincoln School Building, in
February, 1871, temporarily and partially demoral-
ized several of the largest classes, hut the scattered
pupils soon regathered and renewed operations with
increased efficiency. A new regulation of the Board
has adopted these schools as a prominent and perma-
nent feature of the regular public school 6ystein.
THE GERMAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES.
Besides the two large and well-known distinct-
ively Cosmopolitan Schools, previously established
and deservedly popular, two others, the Valencia
Street and the Hayes' Valley, have been made
semi-cosmopolitan, by the appointment to each, of
two special teachers, one of German and one of
French. Each language now occupies half an hour
daily in each class throughout these schools. Over
5,000 pupils are daily receiving free public instruc-
tion in German and Trench.
VOCAL MUSIC.
Under the new order, the special music teachers
personally conduct one exercise a week in each
Grammar and High School class, and direct the
daily practice during their absence. The regular
teacher of the class, having witnessed the special
teacher's lesson, is required to devote at. least ten
minutes daily to its repetition and extension, and is
held chiefly responsible for results. The i. ;w system
works admirably ; constantly redounding to the
credit of its author, Prof. Mason, who personally
introduced it. It is doubly valuable ; first, for its
own sake and own results; and, secondly, for the
cheer and help which it gives to every other study.
Drawing is now regularly taught, at least once a
week, by specially qualified teachers, through the
first and second grades of all the Grammar Schools,
and in all High School classes. In third and fourth
grade classes, and through all the primary grades,
the regular class teacher is required to conduct it,
with the help of books, cards or 6lates. Before
completing the public school course, or even before
graduating from the Grammar School, every faith-
ful pupil may obtain a scientifically correct knowl-
edge of at least the rudiments of linear, perspective
and landscape drawing, or of mechanical and archi-
tectural planning and delineation. Some evening
classes, composed chiefly of young mechanics, also
receive similarly valuable training in drawing.
EDUCATING BOYS AND GIRLS TOGETHER.
Of the thirteen Grammar Schools of San Fran-
cisco, three are for girls alone, three for boys alone,
and seven mixed. Whatever, therefore, may be
the preference of any parent or guardian, he can
easily gratify it in selecting a school. As society
becomes more equally composed, families more nu-
merous, and social life more safely settled,, public
opinion is obviously favoring the natural order.
The more closely a school can resemble a family in
composition or membership, as well as in associa-
tion, discipline, culture and influence, the more
naturally, harmoniously, speedily and completely
will it accomplish its priceless ends.
When the families of earth are found to be com-
posed, some wholly of boys and the rest wholly of
girls, it will be ample time to favor the separation
of the sexes in the most vital business of their
younger life. At present, nature, reason and ex-
perience say : "Put the boys and girls fog-ether in
schools, as God does in families!" And let every
intelligent and progressive Director say " Amen ! "
General Statistics, June 30, 1871.
Number of children under 15 years of age,
(increase for the year * 998) 46,615.
Number of children between 5 and 15 years
of age, (increase for the year 1,475) 28,530.
Number of pupils enrolled in the Public
Schools, (April, 1871) 19,756.
Average number belonging to the Public
Schools, (April, 1871) 18,559.
Average daily attendance of pupils, (April,
1871) 1",434.
Number of School Houses: High, 2;
Grammar, 13; Primary, 32; Total,
47, of which several are rented, at an
annual expense of $13,617.60.
Number of Teachers, 416 ; Classes, 357.
Expenditures. Salaries, Teachers, $345,718.91.
Janitors, $24,172.73.
Annual cost per Pupil, not including building fund,
$30.43.
Annual cost for tuition, exclusively, $19.83
Repairs, $28,093.87 ; Books, stationery, etc., $16,-
290.58 ; Rents, $13,617.60 ; Sundries, $35,132.-
70 ; Total, (actual running expenses) $ 163,026.39.
The following is a comparative statement of the
daily attendance of all the public schools from 1852
to 1871, being a period of nineteen 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 ; 1861, 5.470 ;
1865,6,718; 1866,8,131; 1867,10,177; 1868, 11,871;
1869,13,113; 1870, 15,394; 1871,17,434.
Subjoined is a statement of the yearly expendi-
tures of the department since 1852 to the present
time: 1852, $23,125 ; 1853, $35,040 : 1854, $159,249 ;
1855, $136,580 ; 1856, $125,064 ; 1857, $92,955 ; 1*58,
$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; I SOS,
$376,932; 1869, $400,842; 1870,543,519; 1871, $163,-
026, making a total expenditure in nineteen years,
of $4,668,852.
*The School Census for 1871 shows a gain of a fraction
over two per cent, for the year, while the census for 1870
gives nearly ten per cent, for the year previous, a discrep-
ancy doe entirely to the incompetency or carelessness of
several of the enumerators.
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Location of Schools.
Number of Pupils Enrolled and the Average At-
tendance of School Month ending April 'iQth,
1871.
Boys' High School (location east side of Powell
Street near Clay). — Pupils registered, 125 ; average
attendance, 119.
Girls' High School (location north side of Bush
Street between Hyde and Larkin). — Pupils regis-
tered, 187 ; average attendance, 180.
Lincoln Grammar School (location east side of
Fifth Street near Market). — Pupils registered, 726 ;
average attendance, 071.
Denman Grammar School (location northwest
coiner of Bush and Taylor streets) . — Pupils regis-
tered, 714; average attendance, 664.
Rincon Grammar School (location Vassar Place,
leading from Harrison Street between Second and
Third). — Pupils registered, 516; average attend
ance, 486.
Broadway Grammar School (location north
side of Broadway, between Powell and Mason
streets). — Pupils registered, 575; average attend-
ance, 510.
South Cosmopolitan Grammar School (loca-
tion north side of Post Street between Dupont and
Stockton). — Pupils registered, 655 ; average attend-
ance, 591.
Union Grammar School (location north side of
Union Street, between Montgomery and Kearny). —
Pupils registered, 467 ; average attendance, 412.
Washington Grammar School (location south-
west corner of Mason and Washington streets). —
Pupils registered, 470 ; average attendance, 416.
Spring Valley Grammar School (location south
side Broadway, between Larkin and Polk streets). —
Pupils registered, 562 ; average attendance, 501.
North Cosmopolitan Grammar School (loca-
tion north side of Filbert Street, between Jones and
Taylor). — Pupils registered, 591 ; average attend-
ance, 528.
Hayes Valley Grammar School (location nor1'1
side of McAllister Street between Franklin and
Gough). — Pupils registered, 899 ; average attend-
ance, 7S6 (Febrnary, 1872).
Valencia Street Grammar School (location
east side of Valencia Street between Twenty -second
and Twenty -third). — Pupils registered, 594; average
attendance, 541.
Eighth Street Grammar School (location east
side of Eighth Street between Harrison and Bryant).
— Pupils registered, 886 ; average attendance, 794.
South San Francisco School (location South
San Francisco, near Railroad Avenue.) — Pupils reg-
istered, 300 ; average attendance, 263.
Tehama Primary School (location sonth side of
Tehama Street, near First). — Pupils registered, 901;
average attendance, 811.
Mission Primary School (location west side of
Mission Street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth). —
Pupils registered, 418 ; average attendance, 354.
Lincoln Primary School (location southeast cor-
ner of Market and Fifth streets) .—Pupils registered,
871 ; average attendance, 766.
Fourth Street Primary School (location
northwest, corner of Fourth and Clara streets). —
Pupils registered, 560 ; average attendance, 518.
South Cosmopolitan Primary School (loca-
tion north side of Post Street, between Dupont and
Stockton).— Pupils registered, 533 ; average attend-
ance, 477.
Bush Street Cosmopolitan Primary School
(location southeast corner of Bush and Stockton
streets). — Pupils registered, 505; average attend-
ance, 447.
Mason Street Cosmopolitan Primary School
(location east side Mason Street between Post and
Geary).— Pupils registered, 389; ayerage attend-
ance, 340.
Geary Street Cosmopolitan Primary School
(location south side Geary bet Stockton and Pow-
ell).— Pupils registered, 259: average attendance,
228.
Greenwich Street Cosmopolitan Primary
School (location sonth side Greenwich Street
between Jones and Leavenworth I. — Pupils regis-
tered, 524 ; average attendance, 458.
Powell Street Primary School (location
west side of Powell Street between Jackson and
Washington). — Pupils registered, 517 ; ayerage at-
tendance, 453.
UnioN Primary School (location northwest
corner of Filbert and Kearny streets). — Pupils reg-
istered, 505 ; average attendance, 440.
Silver Street Primary School (location
north side of Silver Street between Second and
Third). — Pupils registered, 792; average attendance,
6S6.
Broadway Primary School (location north
side of Broadway between Montgomery and Sanson)
streets). — Pupils registered, 138; average a;tend-
ance, 114.
Mission Street Primary School (location cor-
ner of Mission and Mary streets). — Pupils registered,
284 ; average attendance, 230.
Model School (location north side of Bush Street
between Hyde and Larkin). — Pupils registered,
276 ; average attendance, 242.
Market Street Primary School (location
south side of Market Street between Fourth and
Fifth). — Pupils registered, 687; average attend-
ance, 588.
Pine and Larkin Street Primary School
(location southwest corner of Pine and Larkin
streets). — Pupils registered, 641 ; average attend-
ance, 554.
Eighth Street Primary School (location
east side Eighth Street between Harrison and toy-
ant). — Pupils registered, 668; average attendance,
559.
Hayes Valley Primary School (location north
side Grove Street between Franklin and Gough)
Pupils registered, 324 ; average attendance, 300.
Shotwell Street Primary School (location
east side Shotwell Street betweeu Twenty-second
and Twenty-third) .—Pupils registered, 478, average
attendance, 425.
Spring Valley Primary School (location
south side Union Street between Franklin and
Gough). — Pupils registered, 232 ; average attend-
ance, 195.
Pine Street Primary School (location north
side of Pine Street between Scott and Devisadero).
— Pupils registered, 83 ; average attendance, 78.
Tyler Street Primary School (location north
side of Tyler Street between Scott and Pierce). —
Pupils registered, 283; average attendance, 238.
West End ScHooLflocation near Six-mile House).
— Pupils registered, 57; average attendance, 47.
Potrero School (location southwest comer
Kentucky and Napa streets). — Pupils registered,
134 ; average attendance, 123.
San Bruno School (location San Bruno Road
near Toll gate).— Pupils registered, 89 ; average at-
tendance, 82.
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Ocean House School (location near Ocean
Hou6eJ. — Pupils registered, 35 ; average attendance,
Point Lobos School (location Point Lobos Road
near the Turf House). — Pupils registered, 37 ; ave-
rage attendance, SJ9.
Laguna Honda School. — Pupils registered, 38!
average attendance, 35.
Faiioiuuxt School (location Fairmount Tract).
— Pupils registered, 91 ; average attendance, 79.
Evening Schools (Central School, Lincoln
Grammar School Building;). — Pupils registered,
64it ; average ai tendance, 443.
Colored School (location northwest corner o*
Taylor and Vallejo streets). — Pupils registered, 78!
average attendance, 66.
Colored School (location Fifth street near
Harrison). — Pupils registered, 10; average attend-
ance, 8.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
This institution, now in active operation in the
City of Oakland, was organized by Act of the Leg-
islature, approved March 23d, 1868. It embraces
five distinct colleges, viz.: a College of Agriculture,
of the Mechanic Arts, of Civil Engineering, of
Mines, and Letters.
The management and control of the University
are intrusted to a Board of Regents, composed of
the following gentlemen.-
Regents of the University. — Ex-officio : His Ex-
cellency Newton Booth, Governor, and President of
the Board , His Honor, Romnaldo Pacheco, Lieu-
tenant-Governor; Hon. Thos. B. Shannon, Speaker
of the Assembly ; Hon. Henry N. Bolander, State
Superintendent of Public Instruction; Hon. Charles
F. Reed. President of the State Agricultural Society,
and A. S. Hallidie, Esq.. President of the Mechanics'
Institute of San Francisco. Appointed: Hon. Sam-
uel Merritt, M. D., Oakland; John T. Doyle, Esq..
Menlo Park ; Hon. Richard P. Hammond, San
Francisco ; Hon. John W. Dwindle, Oakland ;
Rev. Horatio Stebbius, San Francisco ; Hon. Law-
rence Archer, San Jose ; J. West Martin, Grass
Valley ; Hon. Samuel B. McKee, Oakland. *Ebn-
orary : Louis Sachs, San Francisco; Hon Edward
Tompkins, Oakland ; J. Mora Mors, Esq. Temescal ;
S. F. Better worth, Esq., San Francisco ; Hon. John
S. Hager, San Francisco ; A. J. Bowie, M. D., San
Francisco; William C. Ralston, Esq., San Francisco;
John B. Fclton, Esq., Oakland.
Officers of tke Board of Regents. — His Excel-
lency Newton Booth, President ; Andrew J.
Moulder, Esq., Secretary ; Wdliam C. Ralston,
Esq., Treasurer; Office, No. 3^0 Sansom Street,
San Francisco.
The University was inaugurated on the twenty-
third of September, 1869, in the buildings formerly
occupied by the College of California, iu the City of
Oakland. The following are
The Faculty mat Officers. — Henry Durant, A.M.,
President ; John LeConte, M. D . Professor of Phy-
sics and Industrial Mechanics ; Joseph Le Conte,
M. D., Professor of Geology, Natural History and
Botany ; Martin Kellogg, A. M., Professor of An-
cient Languages ; W. T. Welcker, Professor of
Mathematics ; Paul Pioda, Professor of Modern
Languages ; Willard B. Rising, Professor of Mining
and Metallurgy ; Ezra S. Carr, M. D., Professor of
Chemistry, Agriculture, Agricultural Chemistry and
Horticulture ; Willi un Swiuton, A. M., Professor of
Englisb L-mgu Lge and Literature, including Rheto-
ric a nl Logic ; Robert E. Ogilby, Instructor of
* The term " Honorary" applied to these Regents, indi-
cate-- onlv the mode of their election, which is made hy
the ex-ufficio and Appointed Resents. Every Regent, how-
ever appointed, is a voting, legislative and executive mem-
ber of the Hoard.
Drawing ; Frank Soule, Jr., Assistant. Professor of
Mathematics ; George Tait, Assistant Professor of
Ancient Languages, and Master of the 5th Class.
The session opened with about fifty students, dis-
tributed into four classes, and attached to the various
colleges. There are now, (March, i 87:2) two hund-
red and ninety-eight students in the University'
proper and Preparatory Department, and three
hundred and fifty students at large in the Mechanic
Arts 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 young ladies have regularly entered.
The whole course of instruction, in each of the
colleges, occupies four years. In each year there
are three terms, ending, respectively, on the twenty-
second of December, the sixth of April, and nine-
teenth of Julv, the last date being Commencement
Day.
Method of Instruction — In all the different col-
leges, the method of instruction is by means of lec-
tures and the study of text-books, accompanied in
either case by rigid daily examinations.
Optional Courses. — 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 branches of instruc-
tion, at the time when the 6ame are given in the
regular course.
Expenses. — The University is absolutely free in
the four higher clases. 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. Students can obtaiu bo ird and
lodging at reasonable rates in private families in the
City of Oakland. By forming clubs they 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 with 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 instruments aud
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 accommodating
live hundred students, and provided with all the
modern conveniences which experience can suggest.
The whole cost is estimated at $250,000. Meantime
the University is located iu spacious buildings in
the City of Oakland.
Private Educational Institutions.
The total number of colleges and private schools
in this city is seventy-one ; of which fifteen are un-
der the control of the Catholic denomination. Many
of these institutions are in a very flourishing condi-
tion , and the private schools will compare favorably
with the public schools for thoroughness of instruc-
tion and excellence of discipline.
From the report, of the school census for 1871, it
will be seen that the number of children between six
and fifteen years of age that have attended private
schools for the year euding June 30th, 1871, was
four thousand eight hundred and twenty-four. The
number attending public schools for the same period,
seventeen thousand, four huudred and thirty four.
In addition to the attendance of the pi ivate schools,
there are about nine hundred and fifty children
under six years of age at the different infant schools,
and about eleven hundred attending the higher pri-
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SANTA CLARA COLLEGE, SAN JOSE.
This establishment is under the superintendence
of the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, and is open
to all who choose to avail themselves of its advan-
tages. It is situated in the beautiful valley of Santa
Clara, so celebrated for the mildness and salubrity
of its climate, and is about three miles distant from
San Jose, and quite close to the Southern Pacific
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 aud privileges common
to any other literary institution in the United Slates.
It has a full staff ot professors, and presents advan-
tages for the mental, physical and moral training of
the students unsurpassed in California. It possesses
a complete philosophical apparatus, purposely made
in Paris for Santa Clara College, aud 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 chemical laboratory is provided with a full
assortment of chemicals, a very good set of furnaces,
ana" all that is necessary for the different kinds of
chemical analyses. The museum of natural history
comprises a valuable collection of mineralogy and
geology; also three thousand specimens of "shells
and other natural curiosities. As an accessory to the
scientific department there is a photographic gallery,
where the students who wish may learn photogra-
phy in all its different branches. Practical lessons
are given also on the electric telegraph. The col-
lege library numbers about twelve thousand vol-
umes. (See advertisement, page xli.)
Medical Colleges.
There are two medical colleges in this citv— the
"Toland Medical College," and the "Medical Col-
lege of the Pacific." The latter was established in
1858, and was until 1872 the "Medical Department
of the University of the Pacific." It is now the
"Medical Department of University College," and is
situated on Stockton Street near Geary. The form-
er was established in 1864, under a special charter,
aud is situated on Stockton Street near Francisco.
Both have a very efficient corps of professors — the
most eminent physicians of the State. The attend-
ance upon these colleges is not large; yet from some
cause, hoth are contmued with good assurance of
success.
The clinical instruction given in connection with
these institutions is unsurpassed by that of any other
city of like population, owing to our ample hospital
facilities, and the evenness of the temperature of
our climate, which afford opportunities of witness-
ing all the varied types or phases of disease during
any mouth of the year. The world cannot boast of
! a climate so peculiarly adapted to the practical teach-
ing of anatomy by dissections.
There are peculiar advantages to students of med-
icine iu attending at least one, if not both courses of
medical instruction in the locality where they intend
to practice. The most promineut of these advan-
tages are the experience of the faculty in the dis-
eases incident to the climate, aud the opportunity of
observing the peculiarities of these diseases under
clinical instruction.
The healthful and invigorating influence of our
climate is an additional inducement to strangers to
visit here to pursue the study of medicine, and it is
to be hoped that those who are to be the physicians
and surgeons of the Pacific coast, will receive their
degrees of "Doctor of Medicine" from our home in-
stitutions, which will greatly conduce to their suc-
cess.
Heald's Business College.
The object of this school, as its name implies, is to
educate for business. It is the leading commercial
school of the Pacific coast, and one of the largest,
most complete and most thorough institutions of the
kind in the United States. During the past year it
has had iu attendance over six hundred students,
which is a considerable increase over preceding
years. Among its pupils are the sons of many of
our most prominent business men. The plan of
operation adopted by this school is quite novel and
interesting. Instead of a dry aud tedious study of
mere textbooks, actual practice in business affairs
is so united to the theoretical study of accounts, pen-
manship, arithmetic, etc., that the progress of the
student becomes easy and rapid. The information
thus acquired is also of the most practical nature,
and ready for immediate use. In order to carry out
the system of business training, the school-room has
been fitted up to represent a miniature business
world. There are, in active operation, banks, job-
bing and importing houses, insurance and real estate
offices, commission houses, express offices, whole-
sale and retail merchandising houses, etc., etc. In
all of these establishments an actual business is car-
ried on by the student, who acts in turn as clerk,
salesman, book-keeper, cashier, agent, merchant,
broker and banker. In these various capacities he
makes out all varieties of business and legal papers,
and writes up notes, drafts, bills, statements of ac-
counts, orders, receipts, invoices, account sales, cer-
tificates, bills of lading, contracts, deeds, leases, bills
of sale, articles of co-partnership, etc. As a mer-
chant he buys, sells, ships, consigns, orders, barters,
insures, anil keeps a complete and systematic record
of his business transactions. As a banker he re-
ceives and pays out deposits, makes collections,
loans, discounts, buys and sells exchanges, issues
certificates of deposit, keeps the corporation books,
issues and transfers stock, aud enters up the results
of all these transactions in the proper books. In
fact, so thorough and practical is this system of in-
struction, that the graduates of this school are fitted
to pass directly from the school-room to the couut-
ing-rooin.
This school is one of the Bryant & Stratton col-
leges, so long and favorably known in the Eastern
States. The schools now number thirty-six, of the
leading business colleges iu the country, and are as-
sociated under the title of the "International Busi-
ness College Association." This Association meets
annually lor the discussion and advancement of the
cause of commercial education. The scholarships
of this college are good for tuition in all the schools
of the association.
There is also connected with the college a tele-
graph institute, where young men and ladies are
fitted for telegraphic operators. This department has
been fitted up at a great expense, aud is one of the
most complete of the kind in the country. The
office is supplied with a great variety of telegraphic
instruments and electrical apparatus. A line of wire
has been extended around the city for the practice
of the students, and there are at present over twenty
offices on the line, thus affording pupils an opportu-
nity of writiug with experienced operators.
Within the past year a new feature of consider-
able importance has been introduced into this school.
Until recently ladies have not been received into the
college for tuition, but they are now admitted into
all the school departments, and already about twenty
five ladies are availing themselves of this opportu-
nity for obtaining a practical education anil learning
telegraphy. We are told by the teachers that their
progress has been very satisfactory in every case,
thus demonstrating the fact that women can readily
learn business.
This school is now permanently located in what
is known as the College Building, at No. '24 Post
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Street, between Montgomery and Kearny streets.
This building was constructed about two years atro,
and these apartments especially arranged for the
college. The rooms are very line for this purpose,
and, we are told, are in every respect equal to those
of the best sclioolsof like nature in our largest East-
ern cities. A visit to them during school hours will
always prove interesting as well as instructive.
The faculty of the college comprises the following
well known teachers and officers : E. P. Heald, Pres-
ident ; F. C. Woodbury, Secretary ; L. H. Clement
and J. D. Blackmail, Teachers of Accounts and Pen-
manship ; F. Seregni, Professor of Plain and Orna-
mental Writing; H. M. Stearns, Teacher of Mathe-
matics and English Studies; A. A. Heald, Book-
keeping ; O. Brooks, Superintendent of the Tele-
graphic Department ; W. P. Casey, Surveying and
Navigation ; R. K. Piotrowski, Modern Languages ;
and Lloyd Baldwin, Commercial Law.
Academie Parisienne. — This new institution,
the specialty of which is to instruct young ladies in
French, has been established at 912 Sutter Street as
a French Boarding and Day School. The building
recently erected by Mine. Forster to accommodate
the increasing wants of the School, formerly locHted
on Bush Street, is large and commodious and fur-
nished with all the modern improvements. The
locality, as regards health and pleasant surroundings,
cannot be surpassed. The Principal is Mine. Fors-
ter, well known as a preceptress of youth, and a
lady who has had long experience in her profession.
The method of instruction pursued is essentially the
European. The Kindergarten system introduced
into this School with such marked success, will be a
leading feature of the Primary Department. Though
every effort will be made and every facility afforded
to secure for each pupil a thorough and complete
English education, yet French will he the language
of the School and of the household. All the ap-
pointments will he such as will afford the pupils
every advantage to be secured in a first-class French
hoarding school.
Young ladies having completed their English
course of studies, and wishing to acquire fluency
in the French language, or to pursue any other
branch taught in the School, can do so provided
they will conform to the regulations of the house-
hold. If desired by parents or guardians, pupils
will have the same facilities for acquiring German.
Boarding pupils will be accommodated with large
cheerful rooms and excellent board, and the sur-
roundings and household regulations will be such as
will give a home-like charm to every department
connected therewith. Special attention will be
given to the physical development and the moral
and social culture of the pupils. Exercises in Cal-
isthenics will be given daily. The government of
the Academy will be mild and impartial, but firm
and prompt obedience and lady-like deportment will
be required of all. Course of Study— French,
German, and as complete an English course as is
usually taught in our best seminaries. Those who
desire can take a select course.
Benevolent and Social Societies.
The acquisition of California by the American
Republic drew the attention of the world to this
coast, and when, a short time subsequently, the
announcement was made of the marvelous fields
found here, the bold, the enterprising and the
adventurous 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 and associations, and govern-
ments, naturally 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
distinguishing a feature of San Francisco's society.
The verv isolation, so far removed from the succor
of relatives or the protection of their flag made
these organizations a necessity, and the generous
and kindly spirit pervading the brave pioneer class
with the abundant wealth the soil gave, rendered
such associations more than usually effective. Sick-
ness and death are inevitable, and want, through
accident, disease or improvidence, is the lot of some,
however bountiful the country, or genial the clime.
To relieve suffering, assist the depressed, and bury
the dead, have been the objects of the benevolent
societies formed. The good deeds accomplished, 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 ofren 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 distresses drives to importunate
begtrary.
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. A similar ex-
hibition of benevolence and patriotic sympathy has
been manifested on the part of the German aud
French citizens during the late war in Europe,
each party having sent to their suffering country-
men nearly a quarter of a million dollars 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 a lasting monument of
the golden State of the far West, aud of the munifi-
cence of her people. Upwards of four hundred
thousand dollars were collected and remitted in the
brief space of six months, the free contributions of
those classes of our citizens. More recently over
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars were col-
lected to relieve the sufferings occasioned by the
disastrous conflagration in Chicago.
As individuals, and the citizens en masse, have
shown nnequaled benevolence, so do they manifest
the same disposition in their numerous organ iz iiious
for social and charitable purposes. There are now
eighty-five such organizations in the city aud many
of these are divided into lodges, groves, stamina
vereins, councils, posts, etc., making a total of one
hundred and ninety-three, some having upwards of
a thousand members. These are of every class of
reputable orders, and include those of every nation-
ality that make up our population. From their
number 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 shown
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. But t>y 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 orphaus, are under their con-
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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 it with the addi-
tion of schools and further extensions to the present.
The Protestant Orphan Asylum founded by promi-
nent ladies of this city in 1854, and on Laguua street
near Market, have erected an elegant and commo-
dious building, costing $60,000. At the asylum are
two hundred and forty children unfortunate in their
orphanage, but most fortunate in having such a
noble home and parental care as the benevolent
ladies have prepared for them'. During the past
year our Hebrew citizens have organized the Pacific
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, and have adopted meas-
ures for the speedy erection of a building that will
meet the wants of that portion of our population.
But the ladies' charity does not end here. The
San Francisco Female Hospital; the Lying-in and
Foundling Asylum; the Magdalen Asylum; the St.
Mary's Ladies Society and numerous others, attest
the scope of their ministering care. The kind atten-
tion and the liberal expenditures by the ladies of
San Francisco, without distinction of natiouality,
race, or religion, is most honorable and praise-
worthy, and is a subject of just pride to every citizen
of San Francisco.
The broad field of labor of the San Francisco Be-
nevolent Association has been well filled, the mem-
bers exercising a generous guardianship over the
distress and wants of the City. No membership of
other societies, nor any race or condition, forbid
their action, but their compassion, like the cloak of
charity, covers all. The Young Men's Christian
Association occupies a noble position among the be-
nevolent societies of San Francisco. Possessing a
tine hall, with library, gymnasium, baths, ect., it is
well enabled to extend the hand of charity to all, to
guide the erring, and to give pleasure and instruc-
tion 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 efficient. The Eug-
lish, Scotch, Welsh and Irish have their organiza-
tions divided into several classes and divisions, all
with a large number of members. The British Be-
nevolent Society exercises a supervision over the
wants of the subjects of that empire. The Ger-
mans, French, Italians, Russians, Portuguese, Mexi-
cans, Greeks, Scandinavians, Sclavonians, Hebrews
and Chinese, maintain organizations for the same
purpose, showing a benevolence of the highest char-
acter, and mogt worthily occupying their appropri-
ate field of usefulness. The German General Be-
nevolent, Society is a large and effective organiza-
tion, having one thousand three hundred and forty-
two members residing in the city, and four hundred
and eighty in the interior. This generous society
maintains 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 soci-
ety has one of the finest hospitals of the State, occu-
pying a spacious block bounded by Fifth and Sixth
streets, and south of Bryant Street. This is a spa-
cious edifice of brick, witB pleasant gardens and or-
namented grounds surrounding it, making it a most
desirable home to the invalid. Other nationalities
maintain their hospitals and their homes, thus indi-
cating the care taken of all, and the unbounded be-
nevolence of all classes and peoples who have made
San Francisco their abiding place.
The secret orders and societies are in great num-
ber and of high standiug. Masonic, Odd Fellows,
Druids, Red Men, etc., are bodies of great wealth
and usefulness, aud fill an important place in the
society of San Francisco. Several of these possess
stately edifices, have extensive libraries, maintain
hanks, publish papers, and in various ways manifV-st
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, showiug the broad
field occupied. The extent and character of these
compare favorably with the Social and Benevolent
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, effi-
cient support could not be obtained in such a man-
ner ; and being of general benefit, aid from the State
was obtained. Thus, in part, are the three Orphan
Asylums, San Francisco Female Hospital, Found-
ling Hospital, Prison Commissions, Magdalen Asy-
lum, Lying-in Hospital, and Ladies' Protection and
Relief Society maintained.
The Appendix on page 882 contains a complete list
of the different organizations, exhibiting in detail
their operations during the past year and their pres-
ent condition, to which attention"is invited.
YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
This association, founded in 1853, has for its object
the moral, mental, and social improvement of young
men. It has, at its elegant building on Sutter Street,
a line reading room, library, gymuasium, lecture
room, etc. It is also the design of the association to
provide, so far as possible, employment, a place of
social comfort and resort, aud a local point of pleas-
ant attraction for young men arriving in the city
without other acquaintance than those made here.
The library contains about four thousand volumes
of well-selected and valuable works, embracing all
branches of literature ; and the reading-room is sup-
plied with the best newspapers and leading periodi-
cals 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 ; aud when there is
not a pressure of business, literary and musical ex-
ercises are held.
The building of the association is on the north
side of Sutter, between 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 aud 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
has a capacity for seating seven hundred and fifty
persons. Beneath the lecture room is a gymnasium,
aud in the third story are committee rooms, hall for
meetings of the association, and apartments for offi-
ces, etc., for rent. The edifice is well arranged with
every convenience for comfort and for the purposes
for which it was designed.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
Of all the benevolent institutions established in
our city, none have beeu productive of more real,
substantial and lasting good, in proportion to the
means employed, thau the San Francisco Benevo-
lent Association. Although only seven 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 aud unpretentious way, been
productive of incalculable good.
The number of persons assisted since its organ-
ization is as follows: From April, 1865, 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 eightv-two ; April.
1868, to April, 1869, seven thousand" one hundred
and forty-eight ; April 1869, to April, 1870, seven
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thousand and twenty-four ; April, 1870, to April,
1871, eight thousand one hundred and sixty ; April,
1871, to April, 1872, eight thousand two hundred
and fifty— making a total of fifty-two thousand four
hundred and one persons, at a cost of $188,325 75.
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 committee 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
lauds, 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 effort 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, that, in April, 1870, they
subscribed the funds necessary for the support of
the Union, though its operations were necessarily
more restricted than was originally contemplated.
Since then it has been actively engaged in its work,
and a large amount of printed information relative
to the climate and resoures of California has been
circulated 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 office 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 their settlement. Correspondence is
replied to and information supplied gratuitously to
those abroad who desire to be informed 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. From December, 1809, to Decem-
ber, 1871, the number of applicants for information
in reference to public lands, from the United States,
amounted to 2,516 ; from foreign countries, 876,
making a total of I), 422 — most of whom have been
comfortable settled, and are well pleased with
the country. No fee or charge whatever is made
for services rendered. The office 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 so far as number and size are concerned the
hospitals of San Francisco will compare favorably
with those of other cities of its extent and population.
Private institutions abound. The Germans and
French have for years had fine hospital buildings, the
one belonging to the latter having recently received
extensive additions. The Sisters of Mercy own a large
structure on Rincon Hill ; and the Italians have
within a few years 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 admitted. The buildings are not
only commodious, but are well adapted for the pur-
poses designed. It is to he 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 growing city, aud $250,000 was appropriated
for the purpose. For some reason or other, no
steps, beyond procuring plans, toward the construc-
tion of this much needed building were taken un-
til recently. The buildings now in use are altogether
inadequate for their purposes. The principal one
was constructed for a school house aud 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
found that the hospital contained 408 beds scarcely II
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
thousand, while in all properly constructed hospi-
tals of 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 over-
crowding, but greatly curtailing the grounds. As
this was but a temporary measure, it was hoped the
new hospital would he commenced at once. The
delay has been such, however, as to make us fear
the necessity of using indefinitely the old tumble-
down hospital, which would disgrace any city in
America. But doubts have now given place to cer-
tainty. The hospital building is in actual process of
erection, and will probably be completed by the end
of May, 1872. It is to be a building, too, worthy of
the object in view ; and having a much more suita-
ble location than the present one. It is to occupy
the two blocks bounded by Nevada, Sierra and
Nebraska streets aud Potrero Avenue, fronting
on the latter. These measure 866 feet by 481
feet, a sufficient area for hospital purposes for
many^years to come. The plan of the building is
entirely different from that usually adopted. Sev-
eral individual structures, most of them at consider-
able distance from each other, but connected by a
long covered corridor, unite to form the hospital.
With the exception of Ihe kitchen and laundry,
which will be of brick, all the buildings are of wood
with brick foundation. The individual structures
are : The administrative and dining-hall buildings,
each three stories high, situated in the centre of the
block, opposite each other, and on either side of the
centre of the covered corridor, which is 556 feet
long and 18 feet wide, and runs lengthwise of the
block ; the kitchen and laundry, back of the dining-
rooms ; the chapel, at the south end of the corridor ;
the gate-house, stable, morgue, operating room,
dressing room, etc., scattered about in various
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places ; and lastly, six pavilions, each two stories
high, and each designed to accommodate sixty-four
patients (with their nurses), thirty-two on a floor.
It is proposed to have eventually twelve pavilions,
to be built in pairs opposite each other on either
'side of the long corridor and parallel to the main
buildings ; the first pairs on either side of the main
[buildings being a hundred feet from them, the second
pairs a hundred feet from the first, and so on. But
the present purpose is to build only six of these
pavilious, which will give the hospital a capacity j
for only three hundred and eighty-four patients,
and will either necessitate the retention of the old
buildings at North Beach for some patients, or re-
quire the erection of new pavilions almost imme-
diately, if overcrowding, so much complained of
(before, is to be avoided. However, we are not dis-
posed to find fault, as iu any event, the new accom-
modations will be far superior to those we have
wJJ'ered under so long.
I For some years our private hospitals have greatly
lexcelled the nublic institutions. This was not al-
ways so. When built, in 1853, the United States
[Marine Hospital, on Bincon Point, was one of the
[finest and most conspicuous structures in the city.
It was calculated to contain about eight hundred pa-
tients, and must have been planned by one who had
jthe most extravagant anticipations of the growth of
San-Francisco, as it has rarely had over a hundred
inmates. Though a considerable distance from the
settled part of the city, when built, it is now so sur-
rounded by improvements that its site has become
desirable for commercial purposes, and strenuous
efforts have been made for its removal. Extensive
grading of the surrounding property has left the
building upon a high embankment and somewhat
impaired its foundation, though it is believed that
any further injury might be prevented by proper
care. The severe earthquake too, of 1S68, did much
to render the building unsafe, and it was soon after-
jwards vacated. It is unknown what disposition is to
ibe made of the structure. The patients have been
jmoved from one locality after another, since their
.exodus and are apparently as far from the" promised
land " as ever.
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 accom-
imodate from thirteen hundred to fourteen hundred
patients, and that the average number which they
[actually contain does not vary much from one thou-
sand.
In the Fall of 1865 was created the San Francisco
I Health office; before this time no mortuary records
| had been preserved by the city. In 1870, a bill
[passed the Legislature organizing a city Board of
Health, and giving it control of the 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
I very important branch of -the city government. It
[controls appointments involving an expense to the
; city of several thousand dollars a month, and has a
general oversight of all sanitary affiiirs. If its oper-
ations are conducted with wisdom; foresight and
intelligence, this department is calculated to be of
great benefit to the city.
Associations — Protective, Literary, Etc.
For a description of the different associations, the
I reader is refered to the Appendix, pages 8(39-916, in
j 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 so
generously extended in their support.
Libraries.
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 age
in the range of civilization. The Public Libraries
are numerous and respectable, and notwithstand-
ing the activity and energy exhibited by her citi-
zens in every department of life, the statistics of
these institutions prove beyond controversy that
they are at the same time ess'eutially a reading peo-
ple. 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 thousand volumes of well-selected works,
connected with which 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 iu marble by Gault, an eminent sculptor.
Want of space prevents a reference iu detail to
the numerous public libraries in this city, prominent
among which may be named the Mercantile Library.
Association, containing thirty thousand volumes ;
Odd Fellows', twenty thonsaud ; Mechanics' Insti-
tute, nineteen thousand ; San Francisco Law Li-
brary, six thousand ; Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation, four thousand ; California Pioneers, fifteen
hundred and fifty ; San Francisco Verein, four
thousand.
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 man-
agement is placed. On page 804 of this volume will
be found the law organizing the Department ; and
on page 863 is a description in detail, in which will
be found a mass of information concerning the dif-
ferent companies, useful to its members and inter-
esting to every citizen.
Local Manufactures.
Manufactures are in themselves a wonderful
source of wealth and material prosperity to any
community in which they are wisely fostered ; but
when supplemented by a lavish abundance of raw
material possessing the qualities of cheapness and
excellence, and are prosecuted in a country whose
climate renders every day in the year available for
active operations, they assume a position of trans-
ceudant importance. These are the more salient
points of advantage pertaining to manufactures in
California, although in many localities outside of
San Francisco they have the additional aid of copi-
ous, felicitously distributed water power, and good
lumber supplies. In the metropolis, where Bteam
is exclusively the motive power, greater difficulties
have presented themselves by reason of the cost for
fuel ; the value of land as sites for suitable build-
ings, high rents and high rates of interest. Severe as
have been the triak of our entire metropolitan
manufacturers, they have been surmounted with an
energy and perseverance, which more than any
other one tiling demonstrates the unyielding pluck
and nerve of our people. Nearly all the great man-
ufacturing centers of the globe owe their success
to the abundance of cheap fuel, cheap iron and
cheap money at their command. Of this fact, Eng-
land is the most striking example. Dependent upon
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all tbe rest of the world for not only tbe bulk of
raw materials which ber skilled workmen convert
into fabrics of prime necessity and inexhaustible
consumption, but even for the very food necessary
for tbe support of ber people, she is, at this day,
the great work-shop of the globe, controlling its
commerce, and dictating much of its policy. Penn-
sylvania, Massachusetts and New York forcibly
show the wonderful ascendancy of extensive manu-
facturing interests in the annals of the Nation. It
is not necessary to' enter upon an elaborate discus-
sion of so vital a point iu a cursory treatise on the
present status of our manufacturing industries, to
which these remarks are merely introductory. Ev-
ery reader will form his own conclusions of our
progress in this department of productive industry,
by perusing the subjoined statements. As the cen-
tering point of capital, and the population, commerce
and enterprise which capital naturally attracts,
San Francisco has necessarily become also the cen-
tral point of the mechanic arts on the Pacific slope
of this continent.
Her progress in this direction has been facilitated
within late years by the working of large native
coal mines contiguous to the theatre of operations ;
trie consequent decline in the cost of material for
generating steam ; the successful convertion of crude
petroleum into fuel for that purpose, although not
yet utilized on a large scale ; the construction of
railroad communication with the interior, and the
great east, and the gradual, but certain decline
of interest rates to a standard that will warrant the
employment of -capital in manufacturing enterpris-
es. That more extensive and varied operations
in this field of productive industry have become an
actual necessity, imposed by the growth of our
population and the consequent increased consump-
tion of manufactured articles, can scarcely be doubt-
ed in the face of the following statistical deductions
arrived at by the writer of a well considered article
in the Overland Monthly. He says :
"In 1868 we bought foreign goods to the amount of
115,000,000, and Eastern goods, $43,000,000 ; paid
freights and duties. $16,000,000 ; so that, the total
cost to us (in first hands) was $74,000,000. We re-
sold of these goods to the amount of $5,000,000 ;
probably one-third of the freight money was paid
outagainin the port — say $2,500,000 ; the balance
was remitted to owners ; giving a total of $67,000,-
000 to be remitted. During the first nine months of
the current year, we have purchased to the amount
of $43,300,(100 ; have paid freights and duties. $13,-
700,000 ; total, (iu first hands) $57,000,000. We
have resold of the goods and been repaid of the
freight money, $5,500,000 ; leaving to be remitted
for, $51,500,000. In the twenty-one months, the
gross remittance called for is $118,500,000. On this
account, our remittance in produce has been $30,-
000,000 ; railroad bonds, $6,000,000 ; the balance,
treasure, $«?500,000. * * * Of said total,
foreign foods called for (including their duties and
freight) $13,750,000 ; leaving, as remittance on our
Atlantic account, $74,750,000. ' That sum— paid to
the Atlantic in less than two vears — was composed
of $8,000,000 paid to their ship-owners, and the bal-
ance to their manufacturers. The whole of these
Atlantic i;oodK were manufactured. More than half
their value represented the wages that had been
paid in their manufacture. In less than two years,
then, we have paid $40,000,000 directly as wages to
Eastern mill-hands and Lynn boot-makers. * *
We pay freights on that Atlantic merchandise, $5,-
000,000 per annum ; the wages paid on it amount to
$-'5,000,000. We can afford, therefore, to pay our
workmen about one-fifth more wajjes than are paid
at the East. During the same period of twenty-one
months, the product of bullion and surplus of raw
produce united were insufficient to settle the trade-
balance, and the previous stock of coin was drawn
upon, to the amount of about $7,000,000, to make up
the deficiency."
It must be evident from the foregoing unpleasant
exhibit that to continue such a state of dependence
upon outside resources must eventuate ruinously, as,
in the course of time, we should not possess the
wherewith to pay for our purchases. Able minds
became deeply interested in the solution of this
problem, and, as a reanimating influence, recourse
was had to grand annual displays of our manufac-
turing industries, at which the freest competition
was invited, and suitable recognition given to merit.
Stimulated by the renown achieved in several im-
portant branches, and the pecuniary success attend-
ing it, our manufactories have received an impulse
which promises to enlarge the field, and rule out of
ourmarkets many lines of goods that have beeu here-
tofore the exclusive products of exterior industries.
In the mean time, our mercantile houses have been
vigorously seconding the efforts of local manufac-
turers by regaining possession of markets temporar-
ily lost to us by reason of the facilities which the
transcontinental railroads furnished for the intro-
duction of cheap Eastern fabrics. Experience has
convinced interior consumers that articles of Cali-
fornia make, although of higher first cost than those
of Eastern composition, invariably give better satis-
faction, being more durable, of superior quality, and
of pure raw materials. A revulsion of trade has
been the result, and under its influence, our manu-
factories, during 1871, were in a much more pros-
perous condition than for two years anterior, with
the gratifying prospect of greater development in
quantity as well as variety. That our whole ener-
gies have not been confined to commerce, mining
aud agriculture, is sufficiently attested by the eight
bundled and odd factories of different kinds which
pulsate aud throb within the precincts of this me-
tropolis, employing an aggregate capital of $12,5001
000, consuming raw material to the value of $24,-
000,000 annually, and turning out manufactured ar-
ticles worth $16,000,000. Foremost among the me-
chanical arts is the production of iron and steel, as it
supplies the machinery and implements requisite for
the prosecution of all other branches of industry.
Oar leading iron foundries are the Union, Miner's,
Fulton, Vulcan, iEtna, Pacific, Golden State, Phoe-
nix, Pioneer, Portland, California, Eureka, Oc-
cidental, Columbia, Eisdon Boiler Works, and the
Pacific Polling Mill Company. All of these are
in a high condition of effectiveness, being in full
blast, and using at least thirty per cent, more
raw material than usual. These establishments are
large and complete, possessing all- the requisite ap-
pliances for the production of the several specialties
to which they are devoted. The aggregate value
of castings turned out during the year 1871 was not
less than $3,000,000, and this amount has been stead-
ily increasing under the pressure of augmented for-
eign, as well as domestic, requirement. The total
number of bands employed is about thirteen bund
red, subject to temporary modifications. Japan and
China have been added to the list of our customers
in this line of trade, and although their demands as
yet are comparatively small, there is reason to hope
that they will achieve signal proportions at no dis-
tant date. The onward strides recently made by Ja
pan necessitates the use of improved machinery and
agricultural implements, while the geographical
position and superior facilities possessed by San
Francisco point to ber as being the natural market
of supplies.
The Pacific Rolling Mills commenced operations
in August, 1866, and have been established on a
large scale, with first class appointments and ahuud
ant working capital. They are eligibly located, con
veuient to deep water, and readily accessible to ship
of heavy tonnage. This establishment Mils an im-
portant void, and is in all respects an invaluable ad
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dition to our artificial resources, rendering us quite
independent of eastern manufacturers for an exten-
sive line of articles indispensable to progress. An-
chors, chains, steamship shafts of the largest dimen-
sions, railroad iron, and a multiplicity of other equally
valuable aids to commerce, manufactures and agri-
culture, are the products of this prominent industry.
The Union Foundry is the pioneer on this coast,
having beeu commenced in a very humble and un-
pretending manner in 1849, but has kept pace with
the growth of the city and State, and now covers au
area of 50,000 square feet, on which every branch
of the business is conducted, with eminent skill and
success.
The Miners' Foundry is amply supplied with the
requisites for conducting a large business, and em-
ploys an average of one hundred and fifty hands ;
the number varying somewhat to correspond with
the pressure upon its capabilities. Its aunual con-
sumption of the raw material is about 2,200 tons of
iron, pig aud wrought, and between 700 and 800
tons of coal.
In 1850, the Pacific Iron Works were added to our
growing manufacturing iulerests, aud have met with
very gratifying success. Engine lathes, iron plau-
ers, drills, punches, shears, and many other tools
aud implements of kindred character are made here
in great excellence. From one hundred and thirty
to one hundred and forty hands are almost con-
stantly employed, aud the consumption of raw ma-
terials amounts annually to 800 tons of coal aud
2,000 tons of iron, including pig, bar, and plate.
Stove castings, ornamental iron fronts for build-
ings, fences, etc., are specialties in the iEtiia Works,
which consume an average of 700 tons of iron, and
employ 31 men.
Iron castings of every possible description used in
the construction of buildings, are turned out in quan-
tities to suit at the Atlas Works, which keep a force
of thirty men in constant occupation. Much of the
iron which adorns the fronts of many buildings in
San Francisco was the product of this establishment.
The Fulton Works employ sixty men, and con-
sume annually 000 tons of iron aud about 400 tons
of coal.
Iron safes, doors, shutters, vaults, mantels, etc.,
are the regular products of the Phoenix Works, oc-
cupying the time and skill of 25 workmen and con-
suming between 280 and 300 tons of iron every
year.
The Empire, Pioneer, Eureka, Columbia and
other foundries, are all in the full tide of successful
operation, while the Risdon Boiler Works find no
lack of demand for the admirable products of its
skill and industry; nor is this demand glutted by
the large surplus furnished by the Portland Boiler
Works.
It has become proverbial that machinery of nearly
all kinds — especially for mining purposes, agricul-
tural implements and mechanics' tools — are made in
San Francisco of a better quality and more service-
able character than anywhere else in the Union. A
knowledge of this important fact, as ascertained by
actual use and comparison, is driving foreign and
Eastern fabrics of this kind from all our domestic
mark&ts, as well as those of distant interior point6
such as Utah, Idaho, Montana, Arizona and even
New Mexico. Fanning machines, corn - shellers,
and other simple implements of kindred character,
aud of Sau Francisco manufacture, are now fre-
quently seen among the Pimo, Maricopa and Papago
Indians, to whom they prove invaluable assistants.
Of notable importance are the Selby Silver and
Lead Smelting and Reduction Works, covering a
vast expanse and fitted with every appliance for
conducting these operations on a grand scale. They
are the most extensive and complete in the Union,
and are susceptible of being greatly enlarged. This
establishment is most advantageously located, at the
very edge of deep water, where the heaviest ships
can* load with facility and dispatch. The works are
now capable of consuming 1,200 tons of lead aud sil-
ver ore per month, for refining, and 1,001) tons per
month for smelting and reduction. On several oc-
casions 1,000 tons of pig-lead per month have been
landed in New York, and a regular monthly supply
of from 400 to 500 tons is maintained for exportation
to the East, besides the large quantities required for
domestic aud interior consumption. The superiority
of our lead is now universally admitted, while the
quality of the sheet lead, lead pipe, aud shot turned
out at the Shot. Tower — which is an auxiliary to the
Smelting and Refiuiug Works — is not equaled by the
like fabrics of other places. Two sets of hands are
employed, night and day, and number collectively
over 130 men, many of them having families which
are comfortably aud independently supported through
the agency of this great industry. In addition to the
lead obtained from the ores by these works, large
quantities of gold and silver ore are also extracted,
amounting during the past year to the handsome
sum of over $800,000. The importance of such en-
terprises cannot be over-estimated. Large and nu-
merous as are the gold, silver, lead, copper and zinc
working establishments of San Francisco, they are
not yetmdequate to the full and efficient working of
those leading interests, but their capacity is capable
of indefinite extension, with the prospect of being
fully taxed at no very remote period.
This city contains fourteeu different establishments
devoted to the manufacture of gold and silverware,
employing an aggregate capital of $225,000, and
fabricating articles valued at $430,003 per annum.
The business of assaying and 'refining gold aud
silver is energetically pursued, with profit, affording
large facilities, indispensable to a first-class gold
aud silver producing region. Heavy sums, formerly
shipped to Oriental countries in Mexican dollars, as
the only exchangeable medium for leas, silks, spices,
etc., are now forwarded in refined silver and gold
bars, facilitating commerce, aud rendering our pre-
cious metals available for trade on a more liberal
basis. Most of the gold and silver coined at the
Branch Mint, is now refined at private offices.
Nearly one-half the entire gold aud silver product of
this Coast is refined in San Francisco.
Our wooden fabrics are diversified and important,
although for some of the materials employed we are
dependent upon Eastern supplies. This is especially
the case in the manufacture of wagons, buggies,
carriages, and other articles requiting- the use of
hickory, white oak and walnut. We are fairly fur-
nished'with saw mills ; sash, door and blind facto-
ries ; cooperages ; furniture makers ; billiard table
constructors ; piano makers ; wooden ware aud
broom manufacturers ; boat builders ; and other
similar concerns, numbering one hundred and twen-
ty-two, turning out an aggregate annual value of
$4,000,000 worth of perfected articles.
The brass foundries of San Francisco are six in
number, with a joint capacity for running about 180
tons of brass and copper per year, and employing,
in the aggregate, from 150 to 160 men.
A. S. Hallidie is proprietor of the only wire and
rope works on the Coast. The establishment went
into operation in 1857, and has met with a large
measure of success, the demand being somewhat
urgent, and steady. This gentleman has recently
invented a cheap and ready mode for the convey-
ance of ores to mill, by means of buckets or cars
suspended on wire ropes, which traverse mountain-
ous ridges inaccessible to ordinary modes of trans-
portation. The works are capable of supplying
from twelve hundred to fourteen hundred tons of
wire rope per annum, besides manufacturing largely
in the way of screens, sieves, wire cloth, cables for
suspension bridges, and other like articles.
1 he Woolen Mills of San Francisco have earned
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a worldwide celebrity for the admitted superiority
of the goods manufactured by then, and the extent
t<> which their operations have reached. In 1858 the
Pioneer Woolen Mills were erected at Black Point,
but did not go into active operation until the year
subsequent. Its productive power admits of the
annual consumption of 3,000,000 pounds of wool,
which is manufactured into blankets, broadcloths,
twi rils. cassi meres, and table covers; Three bund-
led and fifty-five persons of various ages, sexes and
nationalities compose the operative force in its sev-
eral departments. The goods are of admirable text-
ure and superior finish, finding ready sale and large
consumption.
The Mission Woolen Mills having combined with
the Pacific Woolen Mills, do a very large and thriv-
ing business. The products of this establishment
entered into competition with those of many other
countries at the grand "Exposition Universelle" at
Palis, and carried off the prize for superior excel-
lence. The Mission Works proper were erected in
1861, having a greater capacity than any other like
factory in the State. Since its combination with the
Pacific Mills its range of textile fabrics has been
materially enlarged and diversified, including very
superior blankets, broadcloths, eassimeres, tweeds,
flannels, shawls, cloakings, hosiery, and all^orts of
knitted goods. The joint consumption of these mills
amounts to nearly 3,000,0(10 pounds of wool and
200,000 pounds of cotton annually, giving employ-
ment to between 700 and 800 operatives, male and
female. The amount of capital invested is over one
million of dollars, and the value of the products
yearly turned out is from $2,800,000 to §3, 000,000.
Large supplies of Australian wool have been recently
imported for these works, winch will still further
enlarge their field of operations, manufacturing lines
of goods not heretofore made on this coast. The
stock of raw material on hand is quite sufficient for
the entire consumption of 187:2, and being obtained
on favorable terms will prove a profitable invest-
ment.
A rather isolated representative of its class is the
Pacific Cordage Factory, organized in 1856, and
now grown to large proportions. Its extreme length
is 1,500 feet, while the building which contains the
spinning department is 100 feet long by -10 feet wide.
It is driven by powerful machinery, employe over
50 hands, and consumes annually more than 2,000,-
1)00 pounds of the law material.
In contrast with these single industries are the
twelve tanneries of San Francisco, producing each
year a large amount of manufactured goods, superior
in quality to that of eastern make. We have been
not only sufficiently provided by these establish-
ments, hut have a considerable surplus of California
tanned leather for export.
Of glass factories we have two. jointlv employing
from 100 to 110 hands, and producing about $200,000
worth of manufactured articles every year. At these
nearly all kinds of glass, with the exception of flint,
are furnished for the market. Supplementary to these
works is an establishment for making French plate
glass f.>r mirrors, and for re-silvering or removing
blemishes from imported articles of this kind. Cut-
ting, grinding, polishing and ornamenting glassware
is also prosecuted to some extent in this city, but not.
sufficiently to supply our growing wants in this de-
partment.
We boast the possession of two candle factories,
jointly producing from 00,000 to 70,000 boxes per
year. The consumption of candles has now reached
to 270,000,000 boxes per annum, equal to 5,-10(1, I
pounds, with an ever increasing demand, especially
for mining and tunneling purposes. This impor-
tant industry is, however, hampered by the duty of
one cent per pound levied on imported tallow — for,
San Francisco being the only portion of the Union
which imports that article, (the Atlantic cities be-
ing all exporters) the tax is partial and injuriously
discriminating. Efforts are on foot to obtain the
abolition of this tax, and give our local manufac-
turers an equal opportunity with others throughout
the country.
Some thirteen local soap factories furnish these
cleansing products to the people of this coast. They
turn out in the neighborhood of 12,000,000 pounds
per year, including all varieties, such as plain, fancy,
ornamental, toilet, and washing powders — enough to
supply all our own wants, besides exporting largely
to Mexico, Central and South America, the Pacific
Oceanica, and British Columbia.
The glue factory is flourishing, making enough
for home consumption and considerable for export.
The same concern also makes nea'sfoot oil.
The several oil works of San Francisco include
those for refining crude petroleum, sperm and whale
oils, the manufacture of linseed oil, and expressing
oil from sunflower, castor and other seeds. They
are all doing an active and lucrative business. The
Learning Petroleum Company, recently organized in
this city, is now engaged in furnishing considerable
quantities of crnde petroleum for gas companies,
who refine it for market and convert it into
gas.
Several match factories are in full and paying
operation. But a few years ago we were wholly
dependent on outside sources for these articles of
constant and large demand; we now export them in
great quantities" During 1871 the Metropolitan
Company turned out 37,310 gross ; the San Fran-
cisco Company, 30,000 do ; Eureka Company, 30,000
do ; and other factories, 10,000 do — the sales of lo-
cal matches for the same year reached 100,000 gross,
stamped, and the amount paid for stamps was $144,-
000, currency.
Several marble works are comprised among our
local industries, with an aggregate production val-
ued at $250,000 per year, "employing the regular
services of 40 men, who are engaged in making
mantels, monuments, grave stones, billiard-table
beds, ornaments, etc.
Manufactured stone has recently entered the list
of our local productions, and is becoming very pop-
ular, being readily molded into any required shape,
and possessing qualities equal to the genuine rock.
The material manufactured under the Rausome
patent, by the Pacific Stone Co. in this city, resem-
bles the best of natural stone, and is highly recom-
mended for building purposes. The ornamental
portions of the front of the new building of the
First Congregational Church on Post Street, corner
of Mason, is composed of pressed stone, manufac-
tured by this company.
The various potteries are doing well, and suf-
fice for local needs in their respective lines.
The wares of the Albion Pottery, J. Brow ell,
proprietor, have obtained a wide reputation tor use-
fulness and durability. This gentleman has added
many improvements to his works, suggested by a
recent visit to the East and Great Britain, and the
quality of his wares will compare favorably with
tnose manufactured elsewhere. His sanitary appli-
ances are believed to be superior to all others. See
advertising department page 3. §
Every description of drain and water pipe is man-
ufactured from cement by Martin Padey, at his
Works, corner of Francisco and Taylor streets.
Pipes, well seasoned, and of every size, from four
inches to two feet in diameter, are kept always on
hand, and in quantities to supply orders without
delay. See advertisement page 515.
Of hoots and shoes there are a large number of
makers, employing a great many hands, and produc-
ing very excellent wares. This business was trenched
upon importations, which have met with a corres-
ponding decline.
In a new country, badly provided with roads, and
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market,]
C. P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
GENERAL REVIEW.
49
with long stretches between inhabited places, the
art of making saddles becomes a leading neces-
sity, and is always one of the first industries claim-
ing attention. Its prosecution in this city has been
on an extensive scale, employing many bands and
the use of considerable capital. The number of
establishments engaged in manufacturing saddles
and harness in San Francisco is about 33, which
turn out articles of great variety and superior
quality.
Next, in natural order, are factories for the pro-
duction of vehicles of all sorts, of which large num-
bers are annually made in this city, employing over
three hundred men, and turning out fabrics to the
amount of nearly one million of dollars per annum,
and supplying almost the entire home demand. All
the cars required for domestic horse railroads are
now obtained from our own workshops, while a
considerable requirement has sprung up from
Japan, China, and other foreign countries washed
by the Pa< Hi''.
In t lie matter of furniture, we have almost wholly
thrown off our long- continued dependence upon
Eastern makers ; but we are still compelled to im-
port many of the finer and more costly woods used
in this industry. The business has largely increased
within the year past, and with sufficient success to
warrant an early extension. The amount of capital
employed is nearly two millions of dollars, with a
proportionable working force of men and machinery.
Brewing is one of our most extensively prosecuted
lines of business, comprising twenty-four establish-
ments, which jointly produce over 3,000,000 gallons
of malt liquors per annum. In this industry Cali-
fornia hops have recently acquired a leading reputa-
tion. They were formerly esteemed as inferior,
but are now admitted to be much better than any
imported, and are more valued in Eastern markets
as well as our own.
The cigar factories of San Francisco bave ob-
tained marked importance, amounting to 149 in
number, of which 139 employ Chinese exclusively,
and producing in 1871 the enormous quantity of
65,000,000 cigars, besides cigaritos in great num-
bers. The interior is almost wholly supplied by
our local establishments. .
A great many persons have embarked their capi-
tal in the meat-packing and curing business, with
varying success ; but it must be confessed that the
quality of California prepared bacon, bams, lard,
pork aud beef is not equal to the imported. There
is something unfavorable in the generally high tem-
perature of this climate which compels a resort to
refrigerating absolutely necessary. It is hoped that
some method will be discovered to render our local
products in tin's line equal to the best obtained from
the East or Oregon.
The canning and preserving of fruits and vegeta-
bles,has occupied the attention of skill and capital to a
considerable extent, and has been attended with
sufficient success to warrant a greater development.
With the exception of certain superior articles of
English and Freuch preparation, our local indus-
tries supply all home wants, as well as those of
adjacent States and Territories.
Some idea of the extent to which the wooden
ware and broom manufactures of San Francisco
bave reached, may be inferred from the following
facts: In 1871, two establishments used 1,850 cords
of cedar and sugar-pine, bolts in the composition of
pails, tubs and buckets, 045,000 broom handles, and
30,000 syrup kegs.
San Francisco contains eight flouring mills, which
turn out annually between 400,000 and 450,000 bar-
rels of superior flour, besides Indian meal, groats,
hominy and feed stuff's. They employ a large
number of hands and teams, and use heavy amounts
of capital. Our progress in this direction has been
remarkable as well as emiuentlv successful.
Our sugar refineries are conducted on an exten-
sive scale, having a joint capacity to refine more
than double the quantity of sugar consumed on this
coast, although our requirements are larger in pro-
portion than those of any other section of the world
— amounting in 1871 to 51,130,73(5 pounds. Our im-
ports of foreign raws for the year specified reached
49,674,000 pounds, a great proportion of which was
refined by our local establishments, besides furnish-
ing large supplies of syrup.
A detailed and minute account of all our various
manufacturing industries would exhaust infinitely
more space than we have at command, and will not
be expected in a work of this kind. We can there-
fore only allude to others of more or less note, such
as the manufacture of yeast powders, oil cloths,
blank books, and book binding generally, ground
coffee and spices, gloves, hats, wearing apparel,
musical instruments, jewelry, straw, starch, leather
hose and beltings, fireworks, moldings, and an end-
less number of others, embracing a great variety of
industrial pursuits, and employing a large aggregate
amount of capital.
Nor do the foregoing statements embrace those
branches carried on outside of the city, many of
which are of paraniouut importance — such as the
California Powder Works, paper mills, stone quar-
ries, lime and brick kilns, cement mills, potteries,
acid factories, and numerous others, necessitating
the outlay of large means and the employment of
several tbousands of operatives, aided by machinery.
Nevertheless, we have still abundant room for the
display of enterprise and the use of capital in the
field of manufacturing industry. Carpet and other
works will some day be added to the list, and, in
course of time, all the paper required for home use
will be made on the Pacific slope, while establish-
ments for the manufacture of small arms and other
needed articles will be abundant enough to supply
all our own requirements, with a large margin for
export.
The Electrical Construction Co. — This com-
pany, comprised of leading telegraph men and elec-
trical engineers, is rapidly developing the busiuess
of manufacturing every kind of electrical machinery,
including telegraph instruments, electro-medical ma-
chines, batteries, electric machines and fuses for ex-
ploding any number of blasts simultaneously, hotel
annunciators, fire alarms, burglar alarms, and an in.
finite variety of novel aud very valuable articles in
their line. This company also furnishes South Am-
erica, Mexico and Japan with most of the wires,
insulators and other telegraph material used in those
countries. They are now perfecting arrangements
for manufacturing submarine telegraph cables, with
a view to competing with England for the submarine
telegraph business of the Pacific, and Asiatic waters.
Their factory and salesroom is at No. 134 Sutter
street, where they employ fifteen hands, at present,
and will employ double that number as soon as the
necessary machinery is erected.
Incorporated 1871; capital, $100,000. Geo. S.
Ladd, President ; Stephen D. Field, Superintendent.
DiAMoNn-poiNTKD Drills. — These drills were
first invented and used for rock drilling in 1860, by
Professor Rodolphe Leschot, a civil engineer, resi-
dent in Paris, France. He found that a rotating
drill, armed with diamond points, could be made to
bore holes in rock to great depths, and with a rapid-
ity hitherto unknown. In 1863, letters patent were
.granted him throughout the continent of Europe and
in this country, which letters have, by mesne assign-
ments, become the property of Messrs. A. J. Sever-
ance & Co., of this city. This firm also manufac-
tures various styles of drilling machines, of their
own invention, which are used for mining, quarry-
ing, shafting, tunneling, grading, prospecting, sub-
JOJNTES, PULLMAN & CO., 118 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
"OTATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Monte. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
marine blasting, boring artesian wells, etc. They
are successfully employed throughout this coast and
the Eastern Suites. Offices 1-1 and 26 Wall Street,
New York, imd 315 California Street, this city.
Brass and Bki.l Foundry. — The new and ex-
tensive works of W. T. Garratt & Co., situated
on the corner of Fremont and Natoma streets,
San Francisco, are the largest Brass Works on the
Pacific coast. W. T. G. & Co., commenced business
in San Francisco at a very early day and have stead-
ily increased their facilities and their manufactures
are now widely and favorably known. Their present
works, (the buildings for which cost about $24,000)
occupy a space of 75x1371 feet, and consist of sub-
stantial earthquake proof brick buildings of two
stories — the lower one being 16 feet and the upper
15 feet in clear hight, the buildings being divided
into departments as follows: Stock and wareroom,
40x75 feet ; braes finishing shop, 40x75 feet; ma-
chine shop for heavier work, 37x75 feet; pattern
shop, 37x75 feet; foundry, 37x75 feet. The works
will accommodate 100 workmen; the foundry being
capable of turning out about two tons a week of
the smaller kind of castings, and a much larger
amount when the work isof a heavier character.
The manufactures to be found at these works in-
clude church ami other bells, brasswork for marine
and stationery engines, water gates, steam and water
valves and cocks, all kinds of fittings for steam,
fire and hydraulic machinery, hose couplings, gongs,
steam, vacuum and water gauges, brass tubing, oil
pumps and lubricators ; and all such articles as may
be found or manufactured at a first-class establish-
ment of the kind.
Office at the Works, corner Fremont and Natoma
streets.
"Water Companies.
Spring valley water works.
The original Spring Valley Water Company was
incorporated in June, 1858, and in July, 1861, the
water from Islais creek was introduced into the
city by the company.
The present organization is formed by a consoli-
dation 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
is a stream of pure, fresh water, emptying into the
bay near Point Lobos, which supplies" two millions
five hundred thousand gallons daily. The distance
of the stream from tbe Plaza is "three 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
engines of two hundred and fifty horse "power each,
to the distributing reservoirs 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 .-tieets, is one huudred and fortv-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 tbe coast range
of mountains, distant from San Francisco about fif-
teen miles, in a southerly direction, and seven hund-
red feet above the level of the sea.
A large dam has been constructed in tbe Pillar-
citos Valley, which is ninety-two feet in hight aud
6ix bundled feet long, containing one thousand mill-
ions of gallons, and is drawn lroui as required in
the city reservoirs. From the ea6t end of tunnel
number 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 sediment ; it tbeu 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
supplied.
Lake Honda has 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 corner
of Buchanan and Market streets, which contains two
millions of gallons, and was the main distributing
reservoir, supplying two-fifths of the city.
The Company has constructed a new reservoir, of
fourteen millions of gallons capacity, near Holly
Park, called College Hill Reservoir, which is the
main distributing reservoir for the lower part of the
city. There is also a large reservoir iu San Andreas
Valley, thirteen miles south of the citv, containing
four thousand six hundred aud fifty millions of gal-
lons. The water level is four hundred and thirty
feet above the city base, from which the city wiil
have a never-failing supply of the pure element.
The present amount of pipe laid down in the city
proper, is one hundred and thirty miles. Capital
stock of the company, $8,000,000, in eighty thousand
shares of $100 each.
LAKE TAHOE AND SAN FRANCISCO WATER WORKS.
The rapidly increasing population of San Fran-
cisco has caused our citizens to study the momentous
question of its water resources. As it is possible
that at no distant day the present means of supply
may become entirely insufficient for our demands,
a number of gentlemen conceived the idea of bring-
ing the waters of Lake Tahoe to this city: To
show the vastness of the undertaking, we give the
following extent aud cost of the work : Lake Tahoe
has a superficial area of two hundred and forty
square miles, with an average depth of fifteen hund-
red feet; it is situated iu the Sierra Nevada mount-
ains, at an elevation of six thousand feet above the
sea, and distant from Sau Francisco one hundred
and fifty miles. The company have constructed a
dam ou the Truckee river, at the outlet of the lake,
and a second 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
through the Sierras, and thence by canal along
Forest Hill Divide, which includes Michigan Bluff,
Bath, Iowa Hill, Wisconsin Hill, Yankee Jim's,
Forest Hill, and numerous other mining camps,
with an abundant supply of cheap water. The
water required lor towns and cities will be taken
out of the American River at a point above the
mining grounds, and run in an open canal, to or
near Auburn, aud thence by pipe one bandied and
twelve miles to San Francisco, supplying on its
route Sacramento, Vallejo, Benicia, Stockton, Oak-
laud, etc., aud affording along its entire course ample
quantities for towns, mines, mills, and agricultural
purposes. The capital stock of the company is
$•20,000,000, divided into twenty thousand shares of
$1,000 each. The estimated cost is $10,000,000.
The officers are : President and Chief Engineer,
A. W. Von Schmidt; Trustees: A. W. Von Schmidt,
David Hughes, Robert Simsou and Joseph Trench.
Office: Pioneer Building, 808 Montgomery Street.
To bring the water to San Francisco, a tunnel
four and a half miles will be constructed through
the mountain, connecting the lake with the north
fork of the American River, through the bed of
which the water will be carried about twelve miles.
NEW WATER COMPANIES.
During the past few years several new enterprises
have beeu organized to supply this city and vicinity
with water, but beyond the simple announcement
of their incorporation, with the exception of the
Lake Tahoe Company, but little progress has beeu
made iu their operations.
HUNTINGTON, HOP.KINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
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Life Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, COXT2T.
Issues policies of Life Insurance on all the ordinary plans at lower
rates than other mutual companies, and pays annual dividends in-
creasing yearly. The plan called
DEPOSIT INSURANCE,
lately introduced by this company, is superior to any short term
Endowment or Tontine plan, as it fixes a large surrender value for
the policy at the end of any of its current years.
CHAS. H. DENISON,
GENERAL AGENT,
331 Montgomery Street, Stevenson's Block,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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No. 512 CALIFORNIA STREET,
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One door west of Montgomery,
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J. A. MARS, Assayer.
ASASfBIl 01? OBIS, M11IS41 W,
£s*33^9 S^s^s
STAf f & BP111
WOOL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
625 SANSOM STREET,
Corner ot Jackson,
SAN FRANCISCO.
RECEIVE CONSIGNMENTS OF
W©8&, S^ KK'ifSK'f'HS. PBIS, Itc.
Liberal advances made to Consignors. Keep on hand the best quality of
"Wool Sacks, Twine and other Supplies.
*A1
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, CHANGES, ETC.,
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.
Adams Henry, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Adams Samuel, (Adams & Co.) dwl 814 Bush
Adams William H., barkeeper, 318 Bu8h, dwl 7
Liberty
Adams & Co.. ( Samuel Adams.) druggists and apoth-
ecaries, NW cor Post and Stockton
Adamsou William R. H., bill broker, 408 California,
dwl NW cor Lombard and Leavenworth
Aguirre Peter, (Fernandez S? A.) dwl 2 Dupont PI
Aitken C. (LoebelSf A. ) chiropodists, office aud dwl
405 Kearny
Allen Benjamin, (Benedict & A.) 124 Kearny
Allen William H., attorney at law, office 716 Mont-
gomery, dwl 101 Powell
Altschul Charles, bookkeeper with Emil Altschul,
dwl 736 Vallejo
Altschul Emil, note and money broker, office 409
California, dwl 736 Vallejo
Amador Mining Co., office room 34, 402 Montgomery
American, Australian and New Zealand Mercantile
Agency, Stevens, Clarke & Co., 116 Kearny
American Flag Mill and Mining Co., office 320 Cal
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, office 522 Montgom-
ery, dwl 10 Stanford
Anderson Charles E., attorney at law, dwl 2109
Jones
Anderson John Jr., captain schooner Ino, dwl 2621
Howard
Anderson William B., clerk with H. B. Tichenor,
dwl 2621 Howard
Andrews Amasa B., merchandise accountant Cus-
tom House, dwl 203 Turk
Andrews Charles N., woodturner with Field & Frei,
dwl 841 Mission
Angell William C, physician, office NW cor First
and Folsom. dwl 506 Folsom
ANTHONY GEORGE W., real estate, office 417
Bush, dwl 115 Turk
Anthony Hall, G. W. Anthony proprietor, 417 Bush
Anthony Mary E. M., (widow) female physician,
dwl 115 Turk
Anthony Sarah A., (widow) dwl5HaiKht
Anthony William T., clerk with G. W. Anthony,
dwl 115 Turk
App Matthias J., furnished rooms, 128 Kearny
Appel Theodore, (Samisch & A.) 343 Kearny
Applebanm J. Rev., rabbi Congregation Tzedek,
dwl 834 Broadway
Arms Moses, night inspector Custom House, dwl
609 Third
ARMSTRONG GEORGE DARCY, attorney at
law and proctor in admiralty, office U. S. Court
Building, room 23, dwl 124 Stockton
Armstrong John, (William Vale fy Co.) dwl 153£
Second
Armstrong John Jr., reporter Morning Call, dwl
928 Clay
Aronstein Max, collector Germania Life Ins. Co.,
dwl 417 Post
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO.,
(Central Pacific Division) office 507 California
Atmospheric Gas Co., office and manufactory 220
Battery
Aud Francis L., attorney at law, office 60 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 1306 Larkin
AUSTIN & CO., (Alexander Austin and Alexan-
der Chuholm) dry goods, 36 Montgomery
Austrian Benevolent Society, rooms 71 New Mont
AVY EUGENE & CO, .wine merchants, 513 Sac-
ramento
Babcock Fire Extinguisher, office 317 California
Babcock H. P., physician and editor Western Lan-
cet, office 721 Market
Badgley Eugene F., ( Elleau & B.) dwl 434 Green-
wich
Bailey Alexander, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Bailey Thomas, (James Hartley & Co.) dwl 1319
Montgomery
Bailey Thomas, wool assorter with James Hartley
& Co., dwl 337 Bryant
Baker Alfred W., clerk, dwl 824 WashiiiKton
Baldwin Elias J., stockbroker, office 509 California,
dwl 410 Geary
Ball Dabney Rev., pastor Minna St. M. E. Church
South, dwl 12 0'Farrell
Ballard Edward, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Ballenberg Nathan, band leader, dwl 711 California
Baptiste Claude, machinist with Paul Fleury, dwl
417 Dupont
Barber Robert L., tailor, 327 Pine
Baretti Madame, teacher music, dwl 783 Market
Bargon Martin, merchant tailor, NW cor Jackson
and Montgomery
BARNES WILLIAM II. L., attorney at law, office
438 Cal, dwl SW cor McAllister and Fillmore
Barraud Louis, porter, dwl 533 Kearny
Barrell Samuel, stockbroker, office 446 California,
dwl 156 Third
Barrere Louis, drayman with John C. Morrison
Jr., dwl cor Clementina and Eighth
Barrett J., dwl 829 Folsom
Barrow Samuel, salesman with Engelbrecht & Lew,
312 Front
Barry James J., clerk New City Hall.dwl 111* Fifth
Barry P. Oliver, law copyist, office 625 Merchant,
dwl 25 Sixth
Barton Robert, mining engineer, dwl 810 Leaven-
worth
Bartman Anton, carpenter Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl 1522 Dupont
Bartman Ferdinand, carpenter Pioneer Woolen
Factory, dwl 522 Filbert
Bateman Isaac C, miner, dwl 555 Harrison
Bates Cicero M. , physician and health officer Board
of Health, office SW cor Bush and Monlgom-
ery, dwl 206 Powell
Bauer Charles &. Co., (Charles Kittclherger) na-
tive wines and licjuors, SE cor Kearny and
Commercial
Beach Henry Martin, commission merchant, dwl
615 Stockton
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
For your Photographs go to WATKINS', 26 Morttg. St., opp. .Lick House entrance.
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BEACHY HILL, proprietor Lick House, W s
Montgomery from Sutter to Post
BEAMISH PERCY, manufacturer shirts and im-
porter gents' furnishing goods, SE cor Third
and Market, dwl 127 Kearny
Beard George, calker, dwl 54 First
Becker Peter. (Euert & B.) dwl 234 Sutter
Bell William H., State stamp inspector, office C01
California, dwl 514 Valencia
Benedict &. Allen, fO. 5. Benedict and Benjamin
AUi-ii) gents' furnishing goods, 124 Kearny
Beneditti Louis, (Rafeto & B.J dwl 3 Bannam PI
Bergen T. Adrian, (Biagi & B.J dwl 140(5 Powell
Berger Gabriel, surveyor French Savings and Loan
Society, dwl 111 Franklin
Bergman Jacob, ( Frankenlhal $• Co.) dwl 759
Clay
Berrv S., landscape gardener, office 425 Washington
Berry William O. M., (Treadwell & Co.) dwl 1716
Turk
Best John F., clerk, 509 Kearny
Best Sc Belcher S. M. Co., office 419 California
BETTS WILLIAM M. & BROTHER, Belts' car-
riage, car and locomotive spring manufacturers,
218 Fremont
Betzel & Cohn, (Louis Betzel and L. M. Cohnj
manufacturers clothing, 109 Sansom
Biagi Domenico, (Biagi <fe Bergen) dwl 923 Wash
Biagi & Bergen, (Domenico Biagi and T. Adrian
Bergen) fruit and produce commission, 516 and
518 Sansom
Bickway Henry, dwl 700 Broadway
Bigelow George H., with State investment and
Insurance Co., dwl 2421 Buchanan
Bilicke Gustave, merchant, dwl 2112 Mason
Billings D., gas manufacturer, cor Bush and Larkin
Billings Jennie, dressmaker, dwl 783 Market
Binder George, manufacturer hair jewelry, 12
Montgomery, dwl 26 Turk
Bishop N. G., carpenter, 5 Belden, dwl 5 Harrison
A venae
BISHOP & MATTHEWS, (Thomas B. Bishop
and William Matthews) attorneys at law, office
522 Montgomery
Bissell J. L., inspector gas meters, office SW cor
Mission and First
Bitter Her mine, (widow) laundry, 306 Post
Bixby Llewellyn, (B. P. Flint fy Co.) res San
Juan, Monterey County
Bishop M. S. Mrs.," dressmaker, 314 Post
Blaikie Andrew, draftsman Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 2413 Buchanan
Blair L., manufacturer and importer hoots and
shoes, 9 Kearny
Blanchetfe Louis, (Blanehctte & Van Haverbeke)
dwl SF cor Sixth and Mission
Blanchette & Van Haverbeke, (Louis Blanchettc
and H //polite Van Haverbeke) boots and shoes,
42 Sixth
Blesi Sebastine, foreman with Buckingham &
Hecht
Blohme Hermann, (Grotheer & Blohme Bros.) dwl
NE cor Second and Tehama
Blohme John, (Grotheer & Blohme Bros.) dwl NW
cor Sutter and Polk
Blue Gravel M. Co., office 403 California
Blum Isadore, furniture, 311 Pine, dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
BLUXOME & CASSEBOHM, (Isaac Blnxome
and William Cassebohm) merchandise brokers
and coal and iron dealers, 204 aud 206 Sansom
B'nai B'rith Library Association, rooms 105 Post
Boardman Henry W., ( Treadwell & Co.) res New
York
Boden John F., court room clerk, Fourth District
Court, dwl 624 Filbert
BOGART O. H., commission merchant, office 206
Davis, dwl 1512 Mission
Boland William H., bookkeeper, dwl 51 First
Bolte W. L., commission merchant, dwl 311 Sutter
Booth Lucius A., ( Perkins & Co.) res Oakland
Bordeaux Board Underwriters, Henry Schroder &
Co., agents, 433 Battery
Bordin Joseph, dwl 824 Washington
Bordwell W. H., (Bordwell & Matter) dwl 510
Bryant
Bordwell & Malter, (W. H. Bordwell and G. H.
Matter) architects, office 48 Merchants' Exch
Boseke William, (Joseph Wagener JJ- Co.) dwl
1512 Stockton
Bougraud , laundryman, dwl 1316 Dnpont
Bourne John B., stockbroker, office 323 California,
dwl 1022 Jackson
Bovee William H., real estate agent, office 238
Montgomery, dwl 115 Powell
BOWIE HENRY P., attorney at law, office 318
California, dwl 403 Stockton
Bowman A., wholesale cigars, dwl 1 1 Eddy
Bradbury William T., physician, office NE cor
Mission and Twenty-secoud, dwl Ss Twenty-
second bet Shotwell and Folsom
Bradley John A., (Camroux, B. # Co.) dwl S 8
Pacific we Laguna
Brady Michael, stonecutter, dwl 1814 Powell
Bragg Mary Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 1021 Post
Brandeustein Joseph, (A. S. Iioscnbaum & Co.)
dwl 121 Eddy
BRANDENSTEIN M.& CO., (La zard Godchaux)
wholesale butchers, First Avenue, South S. F.
office 529 Clay
Brauuan Patrick, horseshoer, E s Belden nr Bush,
dwl SW cor Guerrero and Sixteenth
Brantle Gottlieb, barkeeper Swiss Brewery, dwl
414 Dupont
Breck Robert C, Q. M. agent Goat Island, bds 850
Market
Breidenstiue Leonhardt, manufacturer jewelry box-
es, 328 Bush, dwl 1209 Kearny
Brennan Thomas, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Biiceland John M., physician, dwl 36!) Brannan
Bridges Thomas, with J. Collins, 535 Sacramento,
dwl Overland House
BRIGGS EDGAR, real estate and general business
agent, office 304 Sansom, and Tide Land com-
missioner, office 715 Clay, dwl 33 Erie
Brincatt Salvo, liquor saloon, W s Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty-first and Tweuty-second
Brodrick Richard, stockbroker, office 6 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 632 Sutter
Brooks Orion, superintendent telegraphic depart-
ment Heald's Business College, dwl 053* Minna
BROWELL JEREMIAH, carpenter and builder
and manufacturer waterpipe, 442 Jackson, dwl
217 Lombard
Brown Barbara Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 707 Vallejo
Brown Benjamin B. , painter, cor Mission and New
Montgomery, dwl 783 Market
BROWN DAVID B., dealer coopers' stock, office
S. F. & Pacific Sugar Refinery, NW cor Har-
rison and Eighth, dwl 137 Chestnut
Brown I. W. W. & J. B., butchers. 157 Third
Brown Jared C, blacksmith, cor Twenty-fourth and
Potrero Avenue
Brown John Owen, messenger, dwl 707 Vallejo
Brown Lizzie, dressmaker, dwl 783 Market
Brown Richard, (Knox & B.) dwl S s Turk bet
Pierce and Steiner
Brown W. H, stock broker, office 121 Montgomery
BRUNINGS M. & CO., [Henry Michaelis) grocer-
ies and liquors and milk depot, SW cor Mission
and Third
Brunings Martin, (M. Brunings & Co.,) dwl SW
cor Mission and Third.
Brush Reuben G., (A. M. Burns & Co.,) dwl 1410
Pine
Buchanan Henry, liquor merchant, dwl 33 Geary
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
53
Buckalder E., dwl 829 Folsom
Buck bee Charles A., assay department U. S. B.
Mint, dwl 2217 Howard
BuckelewT A. S., watchmaker, 44 Second
Buel D. E., mining-, dwl 555 Harrison
Buell Charles S., clerk Rediugton Quicksilver Co.,
dwl 435 Geary
Bulger Jacob, hairdresser, 535 Pacific, dwl Prescott
House
Burdell H. & Co., (Harvey Burdell) Napa Soda
Water Agency, office 18£ Geary
Burdell Harvey, ( II. Burdell & Co.) dwl 629 Clay
Burdell Harvey, agent Napa Soda water, 18£ Geary
ter, res Napa Soda Springs
Burge R. K., horseshoeing, E 8 Belden nr Bush
Burgess Charles E., bookkeeper with Cyrus Adams,
dwl 1501 Jones cor Jackson
Burke Emma, waitingmaid, Pavilion Skating Rink
Burlingame J. B., (Smith £ B.,) dwl 6li9 Howard
Burnett 1\. Douglass, law student with Estee & Mc-
Laurin, dwl 504 Powell
BURNS A. M. & CO., (B. G. Brush) proprietors
California, TattersalFs livery and sale stables,
NE cor Sansom and Halleck
BURR C. A., attorney at law, dwl 225 Ellis
Bush Henry, (Bush & Still) dwl 704 Market
Bush J. Deaiden, physician, office and dwl 722 Mont
Bush & Still, (Henry Bush & Henry Still) photo-
graphers, junction Market and Kearny
Butler R. B. Mrs., proprietress Union House, 511
Mission
Buxtorf Christoph, cigars and tobacco, 423 Sansom
Byrnes William A., {Sanborn & B.) dwl 348 Third
California Borax Co. (Napa, Cal.) office 320
• San^ome
CALIFORNIA FURNITURE MANUFACTUR-
ING CO, N. P. Cole Pres., O. W. Merriam
Sec, salesrooms 220-226 Bush and 315-321 Pine
California Jute Company, office 21 and 23 Battery
California Last Factory, William H. Wing &. Co.,
proprietors, 10 Stevenson
CALIFORNIA TATTERSALLS, A. M. Bums &
Co., proprietors, NE cor Sansom and Halleck
Callaghan John, deck Pavilion Skating Rink
Campbell William T., Anglo-American Swamp Land
Reclamation, 45 Montgomery Block
Caniroux Murray O., (Camroux, Bradley & Co.,)
dwl 1018 Stockton
Camroux, Bradley & Co., (Murray O. Camroux and
John A. Bradley,) tea brokers, 318 Front
Card R. & Co., poultry and game, 67 California
market
Card Russell, (R. Card & Co.) dwl 14 Stockton
Place
Carlie E. J., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht
CARLETON S. M., contractor night work, SE cor
Kearny and California
Carpenter Hugh Smith Rev., pastor Howard Pres-
byterian Church, dwl 504 Powell
Carpenter W. H., veterinary stables, cor Fourth
aud Mission, dwl 757 Mission
Carr Matthew D., printer, dwl 1016 Pine
Carroll J., dwl 829 Folsom
Carter F. S., clerk with B. F. Sherwood & Co., dwl
1915 Sacramento
Casanueva Francisco, (2°) , Consul General of Chili,
office and dwl 27 aud 28 U. S. Court Building
Casey Edward, merchant tailor, 79 Fourth
Cassin C. L., physician, office and dwl 502 Wash
Central S. M. Co., office 419 California
Chapin Henry C, secretary American Flag M. &.
M. Co., office 320 California
Charpian Joseph, dwl 824 Washington
Chase Alexander W., sub-assistant U.S. Coast Sur-
vey, dwl 604 Geary
CHASE ROBERT P., physician, office and dwl
828 Howard
Cheney M. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 303 Stockton
Chester Frederick, salesman with Oulif, Dato &
Co., dwl Nucleus House
Chick A. C, stockbroker, office 500 Montgomery
Child Edwin F., (Child & Tibhey) dwl 1618 Wash
CHILD & TIBBEY, (Edwin F. Child and Edney
S. Tibhey) stockbrokers, office 503 California
Chisholm Alexander, (Austin & Co.) dwl 804 Geary
Christenson Lars Peter, seaman, dwl 606 Third
CHURCHILL CLARK, attorney-at-law, office 534
California, upstairs, dwl 2722 Folsom
CITY ACADEMY, J. K. Wilson proptr, 620 Bush
Clarke Gus. M., (Stevens, C. & Go. and Allen, C.
<fc Co.) dwl First Avenue nr Seventeenth
Clason Cyrus S., (Glason & Co.) res Oakland
Clasou R. S., (Glason & Co.) res Oakland
Clason <fe Co., (Cyrus S. and B. S. Clason) real
estate agents, office 607 Clay
Clerks' Relief Society, rooms 509 Kearny
Clinch Bryant J., architect, office 645 Market, dwl
305 Lombard
Cline Moses, general merchandise, 440 Broadway,
dwl 627 Bush
COBB HENRY A. JR., (Henry A. Cobb Jr. #
Co.) merchant, 219 Sansom, res Saucelito
COBB HENRY A. JR. &. CO., auction and com-
mission merchants, 219 Sansom
Cochran John, contractor New City Hall
COCKRILL T. G. & CO., (H. E. Brooks and
James L. Homer) impoiters and jobbers wines
and liquors, 521 Front
Coffey John A., clerk with Eastman &. Neumann,
dwl 571 Stevenson
Coggeshall J. H., cashier with A. M. Gilman, dwl
714 Shotwell
COHN JACOB M., importer and wholesale Jap-
anese, Chinese and fancy goods, 212 Sansom
Cohn L. B., merchandise broker, office 125 Sausom
Cole N. P., president California Furniture Manufac-
turing Co., (and N. P. Cole & Co.) dwl 806 Leav
Colby Nellie Miss, compositor Evangel, dwl N 8
Sixteenth nr Mission
Callahan C, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
White bet Green aud Vallejo
Collins Walter J., Chrystal Palace Sample Rooms,
535 Sacramento, dwl 309 Sutter
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. OF CALI-
FORNIA, C. W. Kellogg, president, H. G.
Horner, secretary, office 435 California
Conant Augnstus F., drayman, 406 Davis, dwl
Howard bet Third and'Fonrth
Conlin John J., street contractor, office 226 Mont
Couneff James, extraman Engine Co. No. 9, S.F.F.D.
Connelly James E., extraman Engine Co. No. 9,
S. F. F. D.
Connor S. P. & Co., cooperage, N 8 Oregon bet
Davis and Front
Connor William G., extraman Engine Co. No. 9,
S. F. F.D.
Constalia Kien, laundryman, dwl 1316 Dupont
Cook Charles, real estate agent, office 647 Sacra-
mento, dwl 1710 Polk
Cooke Daniel D., (Cooke & Smith) dwl 749 How
COOKE & SMITH, (Daniel B. Cooke and Ed-
ward L. Smith) furniture and bedding, 30
Fourth
Cooper William, agent Stockton Packets, office NW
cor Clay and East
Corcoran William, State Stamp Inspector, office 601
California, dwl 1518 Mission
Cornwell F. B,, clerk Lick House
.Cottrell Edward M., city agent State Investment
and Insurance Co., dwl W s Mission bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Courtney Michael R., waiter Lick House, dwl 207
Tehama
Cousins Francis, porter with Adam & Kibbe, dwl
dwl 516 Montgomery
Crackbon Charles L., (0. A. Murdock & Co.) dwl
140 Page
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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CRADDOCK <fe KNOX, (Charles F. Craddock
and George T. Knox) attorneys at law, office
603 Montgomery
Crane Addison M., attorney -at-law, office 410 Mont-
gomery, dwl 547 Mission
CRANE ALBERT E., agent Remington Fire Arms
Co., office IH» Montgomery, dwl 12 O'Farrell
CRANE & JOHNSTON, I Henry F. Crane and
William W. Johnston) attorneys-at-law, office
729 Montgomery
Craiiert Frederick, batter and bats and caps, 503
Kearny, dwl 12 Harlan Place
CRITTENDEN JAMES L., attorney at law, office
N\V cor Washington and Kearny
CRITTENDEN PARKER, notary public and com-
missioner deeds, office 340 Montgomery, dwl 2
Villa Place
Crocker John, foreman with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
716 Leavenworth
Crocker Jobu H., clerk with N. E. Grimes, dwl 716
Leavenworth
Cronan William J., (Cronan & Johnson) dwl 23
Hunt
Cronan <fe Johnson, (William J. Cronan and Wal-
ter Johnson) metal roofers, 130 Third
Cross Robert, plasterer, dwl 128 Kearny
CROWLY W. J., physician, surgeon and accou-
cheur, office and dwl 227 Hayes
CUB, (monthly) Alfred A. Wheeler publisher,
office 343 Bryant
CULVER JAMES H., manufacturer patent models,
Mechanics' Mill, dwl 1013 Sacramento
Culver Orrin B., salesman with LeCount Bros. &
Mansur, dwl 1106 Mason
Curlv P., dwl 8-29 Polsom
Currier John M., secretary Tide Lnnd Commis-
sioners, office SW cor Clay and Kearny, room
12, dwl 526 Filbert
Curtis Callie, with Pavilion Skating Rink Co.
CURTIS LEILA & CO., wood engravers and de-
signers, 405 Sansom
Cushing Thomas Rev., pastor Mission Dolores
Church, dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Cutter David S., (Cutler, Pitt & Swadley) dwl 10
Hampton Place
Cutter, Pitt & Swadley, (David S. Cutler, Rich-
ard D. Pitt and W. W. Swadley) publishers
and proprietors Enterprise, office 423 Wash
CUTTING & CO., (Francis Cutting) manufact-
urers pickles, preserves, etc., 21-31 Main, sales-
room 415 Front
Daily J. D. Mrs., test medium, dwl 11 O'Farrell
Daily Register, C. A. Wave & Son, publishers and
proprietors, office 228 Montgomery
Dale R., commission merchant, office 302 California
Dall J. II., miner, dwl 742 Washington
Daly William S., barkeeper with Donohue & Phe-
lan, dwl 530 Bush
Danos J. B., real estate ngent, office 304 Montgom-
ery, dwl NE cor Walker and Laguna
Davenport Stephen, blacksmith, dwl S s Willow
Avenue bet. Laguna and Buchanan
DAVIDSON GEORGE, assistant U. S. Coast
Survey in charge Pacific Coast, office 629
Kearny, dwl Grand Hotel
Davis George E. Rev., missionary Baptist Mission
Chapel, dwl Tenth nr I. South S. F.
Davis Morris M., (Davis $ Holhday ) A\v\\1\ Sixth
Davis Samuel S., proprietor Racine House, 1023
and 1025 Kearny
Davis Solon H., broker and produce commission,
SE cor Clay and Diumm, dwl 1014 Green
Davis & Holhday, (Morris M.Davis and Isaac
Holliday) wood and coal dealers, E s Webb bet
California and Sacramento
Dayton J. B., bookkeeper Lick House
De Clec Henry Joseph, pastor Notre Dame des
VictoireB Church, dwl 526 Bush
DeGreayer Septimus S., stock broker, office 420
Montgomery, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
De Long Frank C-, (Rockwell, Coye & Co.) dwl
634 Sutter
De Sabla Eugene, vice-consul for Peru, office 304
Davis, dwl 1019 Bush
Deakin Edwin, landscape painter, studio 432 Mont-
gomery, room 10, dwl 508 Fell
Deas Henrv, (Deas & Roper) dwl 1402 Polk
DEAS & ROPER, (Henry Deas and Jourdon W.
Roper) attorneys at law, office 432 Montgom-
ery, rooms 8 and 9
Delbanty M., dwl 829 Folsom
Dell John E., foreman sash shop Mechanics' Mill,
dwl 23 Tehama
Denicke D. F., physician, office 418 Kearny
Derbam Bartholomew, Sen., bakery, 1031 Kearny
Derham J. H. Rev., O. P., assistant pastor St.
Bridget's (R. C.) Church, dwl Ws Van Ness
Avenue nr Broadway
DETELS MARTIN, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Harrison and Main, (and M. 6r H- D. Detels
and Detels & Schneider J dwl SE cor Main and
Harrison
DETELS & SCHNEIDER, (Martin Detels and
Nicoli Schneider) Branch Saloon, SE cor Davis
and Pacific
DIAL PUBLISHING CO., publishers and pro-
prietors Dial, office 409 Washington
Diftot A., stock broker, office 422 Montgomery
Dillon Charles H., (Dillon & West) dwl 804 Jones
Dillon George L., drayman, SE cor Front and
Washington, dwl cor Francisco and Kearny
Dillon Paul, butcher, dwl SW cor Dtipont and
Broadway
DILLON & 'WEST, (Charles H. Dillon and Ed-
icard. W. West) produce commission, 413 Davis
Dirking August, importer watches, diamonds, jew-
elry, etc., 128 Kearny
Doane Sharron P., salesman with Treadwell &
Co., dwl 615 Turk
Doane Wilbur G., (Doane & Henshelwood) dwl
Rubs House
Doane & Henshelwood, (W. G. Doane and T. R.
He nshehcood) retail dry goods, 1 Montgomery
Dobson Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Dupout and
Geary
Doe Stephen, bookseller, dwl 2311 Larkin
Donnelly John, dwl 829 Folsom
Donohue William, jeweler with Charles Lemme,
dwl 158 Silver
Donohue & Phelan, ( Thomas Donohue and Pat-
rick Phelan) liquor saloons, 140 Third aud 31
Second
Douthitt D. William ,f Douthitt & McGraw) dwl cor
Twenty fourth and Valencia
DOUTHI'fT & McGRAW, (D. William Douthitt
and E. W. McG-raw) attorneys at law, office
414 California
Downes J. F., woolbroker, office Pioneer Woolen
Mills, North Beuch
Downing I. G. Rev., pastor Larkin St. Presbyterian
Church, dwl 1529 Washington
Droge John C, groceries aud liquors, SW cor
Washington and Stockton
Dumont Belle Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 783 Market
Duucan James W., supt. construction New City
Hall, dwl SW cor Leavenworth and McAllister
Duncan W. L. Jr., stock broker, office 413 Cal-
ifornia
Dungan Dellmar B., salesman with S. E. Dutton &
Co., dwl 8 Hampton Place
Durand A., importer and agent Tahiti, Moorea and
Anaa Steamship Co., office 316 California
Durning Thomas G., f Durning Sf French) dwl
cor Tennessee and Minnesota
Durning & French, (Thomas G. Durning and Jo-
seph French)proY>rietors California File Works,
Solano nr Tennessee
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC
55
DUTTON S. E. & CO., manufacturing and im-
porting stationers, 402 and 404 Sansom
Dutton S.' Edwards, (S. E. Button # Co.) dwl S 8
McAllister bet Buchanan and Laguna
Dyer C. P., dwl 700 Broadway
EAKIXS PETER A., commission merchant, office
and dwl 230 Kearny
Easterbrook D. E., dwl 508 Mason
Eastman J. G., (Neumann & E.) attorney-at-law,
office 432 Montgomery, dwl 32 Ellis
Ebermayer Adolph, editor, dwl 735 Green
Eckert Charles E., bootmaker with Richard Pahl,
bds 25 Morton
Edson Clinton A., (Hughes, McBaniel <$* E.J dwl
N s McAllister nr Fillmore
Edwards Eliza J., dressmaker, 536 Bush
Edwards <fe Tuckey, (Robert W. Edwards and Al-
fred Tuckey) manufacturing jewelers, 616
Merchant
Ehrlicli Meyer, (Ekrlich & Sleinhart) dwl Stock-
ton bet Washington and Jackson
EHRLICH & STEINHAET, (Meyer Ehrlich and
Bigmund Steinhart) stockbrokers, office 412
Montgomery
EiekhoffJohn P., porter, dwl 13 Hunt
EISEN BROTHERS, (Francis T. Eisen) proprie-
tors Pioneer Flour Mills, 10-20 Stevenson
Eisen Francis T., (Eisen Bros.) dwl 11 Silver
Elam Robert H., exchange and money broker, 312
California, dwl 621 Leavenworth
Elbe C. I?., druggist, SW cor Larkin and Geary
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO., George
S. Ladd superintendent, 134 Sntter
Elicamp Benjamin, teamster, dwl E s Second nr
Elleau Henry, ( EUcan & Badgley) dwl 1524 Post
ELLEAU k BADGLEY, (Henry Elleau and
Eugene Badgley) diamond setters and manu-
facturing jewelers, 328 Bush
Elliott Frederick A., (Elliott & Willmot) dwl 634
Sacramento
ELLIOTT & WILLMOT, (Frederick A. Elliott
and Charles Willmot.) Swan Brewery, SE cor
Dolores and Fifteenth
Ellis A. J., stock broker, dwl Pacific Club
Ellis Joseph, assistant bookkeeper Sheriffs Office,
City Hall, dwl W s Indiana bet Sierra and
Shasta
Elsasser M., bookkeeper Germania Life Ins. Co.,
dwl Van Ness Avenue nr McAllister
Emerson L. Mrs., confectionery and varieties, 302
Post
Emery S. S., carpenter and builder, 737 J Market
dwl 112 Eddy
Empire House, Frederick Hoops proprietor, SE cor
Sixth Avenue and M, South S. F.
Engels Frederick P., metal roofer, dwl 622| Ellis
Enterprise, (weekly) Cutter, Pitt & Swadley pub-
lishers and proprietors, office 423 Wa6h
Erlandsen Andrew, cutler with Will & Finck, dwl
77 Fourth
EVERETT A. P., forwarding and commission
merchant, 405 Front cor Clav, dwl 615 Third
EVERETT HOUSE, Fraser & Fredenbergh pro-
prietors, 55 Second cor Mission
Exodius Madame, astrologer, office and dwl 138
Fourth
Fabre M. E., Mrs., dressmaker, 303 Stockton
Farnum J. E., attorney-at-law, office 20 Mont Blk
Farren Robert J., barkeeper, 114 Sutter, dwl 427
Bush
Farriugton Frank C,, dwl 1723 Clay
FASHION STABLE, White & McCord proprie-
tors, 16 Sutter
Faulhaber George, cutler with Will & Finck, dwl
Battery bet Jackson and Pacific
Fernandez Peter, (Fernardes <fc Aguirre) 116 Post
Fernandez & Aguirre, (Peter Fernandez and Peter
Aguirre) hatters and hats and caps, 116 Post
Fengier Lucian, dwl 824 Washington
Firmin John L. E., superintendent with J. H.
O'Brien & Co., 67 New Montgomery, dwl 431
Minna
Fitzgerald Laurence, depnty license collector City
and County, dwl 441 Haves
Fitzgerald Thomas, foreman 'N. B. & M. R. R. Co.,
dwl 504 Jessie
Fitzhugh Peregrine, (Filzhugh, Thompson <$• Co.)
dwl 1312 Pine
FITZHUGH, THOMPSON & CO.. (P. Fitzhugh,
Q, Howard Thompson and Wm . Hammond
Hall) general real estate agents, 306 Mont
FLETCHER R. F. & CO., city agents Phcenix
and Home and Travelers' Ins. Co., 42 1 Cal
Flint Benjamin, (B. P. Flint & Go.) res San Juan,
Monterev Countv
Flint B. P., '(B. P. Flint <$• Co.) dwl 534 Bush
FLINT B. P. & CO., (Benjamin and Thomas
Flint, Llewellyn Bixby, John Lee and Daniel
W. Fo/ger) wool commission merchants, ware-
house and office SW cor Battery and Greenwich
Flint Thomas, (B. P. Flint Jp Co.) res San Juan,
Monterey Countv
Folger Daniel W., ~(B. P. Flint & Co.) dwl 814
Ellis
Folsom George T., fire insurance adjuster and ac-
countant, office 317 Montgomery, dwl NE cor
Bush and Stockton
FORBES BROTHERS & CO., (Alezandcr and
Charles Forbes) importers and commission
merchants, 308 California
Forman Charles, (B. F. Sherwood # Co.) dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Forney Stetman, subassistant U.' S. Coast Survey,
629 Kearnv
Foutz William', (Martin Mangels # Co.) dwl 723
Lombard
Fowler M. S. Mrs., chiropodist, office and dwl 319
Bush
Frankenthal Jacob, (Frankenthal & Co.) dwl 19
Stockton
Frankenthal & Co., (Jacob Frankenthal and Jacob
Bergman) importers fancy goods and Yankee
notions, SW cor Battery and California
Fraser E. J., physician, office and dwl 102 Stockton
Fraser Hugh, (Fraser & Fredenbergh) dwl 55 Sec
FRASER & FREDENBERGH, (Hugh Fraser
and John H. Fredenbergh) proprietors Everett
House, 55 Second cor Mission
Fredenbergh John H., (Fraser fy F.) dwl 55 Sec
Freelon Thomas W., attorney at law, office 728
Montgomery, dwl 933 Sacramento
Freeman Lewis II., whitener with J. C. Sellers,
31 Second
French Joseph, (Dnrning & F.) dwl Potrero
Frischer Henrietta, (Wagner & F.) dwl 1008
Kearnv
FRONT STREET WAREHOUSE, James F. Hay-
cock proprietor, SW cor Front and Bdwy
Frost George, artist, dwl 1016 Clay
Fuller William A., blacksmith with Brittau, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 2501 Bryant
Fulton N. L. Miss, teacher, dwl 1600 Franklin
Gallagher John A., liquor saloon, Market, opp
S. P R. R. depot
Gallagher William R., furniture, 20 Fourth, dwl 141
Fourth
Ganibaro Raphael, bookkeeper with B. Sbarboro &
Bro., dwl 636 Broadway
Gardiner John R., bookkeeper with Norton & Gar
diuer, dwl 718 Lombard
Garriga Andreas, pastor St. Francis R. C. Church
dwl 519 Gteen
Garwood Henrietta M., (widow) dwl 617 Third
JONES, PTTT.T.MATf & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons In great variety
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Gaubois Madame, proprietress Fogothey House, 826
Broadway
Gaven Michael J., salesman with Keane, O'Connor
& Co., dwl S 8 Clementiua, nr Fifth
GeiWcH AiexiH, former, dwl 5 Mason
Gerberding Albert, bookkeeper with Leveridge,
Wadhams & Co., dwl 823 Post
Gibbs Frederick A., merchant, dwl E 8 Bartlett bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
GIBNET THOMAS REV., pastor St. Peter's R.
C. Church, dwl Es Alabama bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Gidley Theodore C. F., solicitor with Hope, McKil-
lop & Co., dwl 737 Howard
Gifh'n O. F., merchant, office 320 California, dwl
Grand Hotel
Gilbert J. J., eubassistant U. S. Coast Survey, 629
Kearny
Gilfeatlier James, carriagepainter with Henry <& Co.,
dwl 1108 Pacific
Gillingham Charles F., physician, office and dwl 19
Sixth
Gilmore John H, salesman City of Paris, dwl 405
Stevenson
Gladwin William H, with G. S. Gladwin & Co., dwl
SW cor Howard and Twenty-first
Gonzalez Joseph, clerk with Johnston &. Gonzalez,
dwl 949 Howard
Goodall Edwin, bookkeeper, dwl 717 Shotwell
Gray John, stock broker, office 102 Leidesdorff
Gray R. B., office 302 Montgomery, dwl 720 Bush
Green , attoruey-at-law, office 47 Exchange
Building
Green Henry E., office 428 California
GREEN MILTON, dairy produce, preserved
meats, etc,, 63 and 61 California Market, dwl
322 O'Farrell
GREEN W. S. & CO., (J. B.DeJarnatt) real
estate agents and proprietor Green's Laud
Paper, office NE cor Market and Montgomery
GREEN'S LAND PAPER, W. S. Green & Co.
proprietors, office NE cor Market and Mont
Greenhood Otto, general insurance agent, office 302
Sansoni , dwl 1030 Jackson
Grossman Marks, glazier, 108 Sutter, dwl 1206 Sut
Grossman Morris, clerk with LeCouutBros. & Man-
sur, dwl 1206 Sutter
Gulf of California Commercial Company, A. K.
Macsnrley, secretary, office 226 Minna
GUTTA PFRCHA AND RUBBER MANUFAC-
TURING CO., Weaver & Taylor agents, 118
Front
Haden Porter, Port Warden S. F., office SW cor
Front and Jackson, dwl 515 Bush
Hafenrichter F. O, (F. von Leicht) civil engineer
and draftsman, dwl 631 Sacramento
Haffner Gottlob, engraver on metal, 616 Merchant,
dwl 611 Stockton
Hagenah Ferdinand, master mariner, dwl 617
Davis
Haight Andrew J., manufacturing jeweler, 328
Bush, dwl 26J Kearny
Hall Gaven D., attorney at law, office 31 Exchange
Building, dwl 1054 Howard
Hall George W., bookkeeper Loudon and S. F.
Bank, dwl 912 Sutter
Hall VVm. Hammond, civil engineer, office 240
Montgomery, (and Fitzhugh Thompson & Co.)
dwl 1709 Webster
Hamilton William, reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl
531 Sacramento
Hand John, (Tormey $c H.) dwl 207 Tehama
Harloe Archie, Port Warden S. F., office SW cor
Front, and Jackson, dwl 17 Park Avenue
Harris Henry R., clerk with Adams & Co., dwl 60
Natonia *
Harris Robert L., civil engineer, 106 Mont Block
Harrison John M., bookkeeper with Sroufe, Swee'
ney & Co., dwl 1006 Van Ness Avenue
Harrison Ralph O, (Jarboe & H.) attorney at law,
402 Montgomery, dwl 919 Piue
Harrison Randolph, engineer clerk with Mai. Geo.
H. Mendell, dwl 307 Tyler
Harrisou William P., real estate, office 421 Clay,
dwl 14 Geary
Hartley James, ( James Hartley & Co.) dwl 2605
Bush
Hartley James &. Co., (Thomas Bailey) Pacific
Wool Depot, NW cor Front and Broadway
Harvey C. O, stock broker, office 509 California
Haste Julius A., (Haste & Paddock) dwl 626 Cal
Haste & Paddock, (J. A. Haste and C. D. Pad-
dock) real estate and employment, office SE cor
Kearny and California
Hathaway Rufus H, dwl NW cor Wash and San
Hatherton E. A., chief clerk architect New City
Hall, dwl 419 Hyde
Haviland F. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 783 Market
Hawes Oliver O, clerk with Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Co., dwl 156 Third
Hawkins Frank C, bookkeeper with Williams,
Deane & Co., dwl 422 Sutter
HAYCOCK JAMES F., proprietor Front Street
Warehouse, SW cor Front and Broadway, dwl
1616 Washington
Haves John, ( Toothaker & H.) dwl 533 Geary
HAZARD POWDER CO., Weaver & Taylor
agents, office 118 Front
Heard Franklin B., mechanic, dwl 120 Leidesdorff
HEBREW, (weekly) Philo Jacoby, publisher and
proprietor, office 612 Commercial
Henderson John A., phrenologist and magnetic
physician, office aud dwl 11 O'Farrell
Henne'berry Andrew, (Ryan S,- H.) 120 Kearny
Henry C. D., (Henry & Co.) res San Leandro
Henry & Co., (C. D. Henry) carriagepaiuters, 554
Mission
Henshelwood Thomas R., fJDoane & H.) dwl 325
Ellis
Hermann James, copyist County Clerk's Office
Hermann Lucien, real estate, money and bill bro-
ker, office 411 California, dwl 430 Tyler
Hermann Peter A., (Hermann & Von Iiorstcl) dwl
2626 Folsom
Hermann & Von Borstel, (P. A. Hermann and
Theodore Von Borstel) carpenters and build-
ers, 110 Sutter
Herzog Michaelis T., (of Herzog & Roth, Yoko-
hama) office 212 Sansom, dwl 1007 Harrisou
Hesse Christian, (Router & H.) dwl 326 Clem
Hewer William, physician, office and dwl SW cor
Dupont and Broadway
Hickey M. Rev., assistant pastor Mission Dolores
Church, dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Hill Edwin P., messenger London &. S. F. Bank,
dwl 957 Harrisou
Hill F. A., secretary Amador Mining Co., dwl 74i<.
Washington
Hill Rupert G., clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 615 Stock
Hillyer Munson O, stockbroker, office 436 Califor-
nia, dwl 331 Ellis
Hilton William H., mining engineer, dwl 602 Stock
Hiriart J. B. (Hiriart & Co.) dwl 835 Clay
Hiriart & Co., (J. B. Hiriart and S. B. Rodes)
bairdressintf saloon, 221 Montgomery
Hoag David, restaurant, 64 First
Hobart B., (Hobart, Wood % Co.) dwl 625 Geary
Hobbs Frederick, grain broker, 404 Front, dwl 1008
Bush
Hoeathal Earnest, brewer with Wannenmacher &
Krounenberg, dwl NE cor McAllister and
Franklin
Holdeu S. P. & Co., importers and jobbers linens,
hosiery, trimmiugs, embroideries, etc., 28 San
Holland Daniel D., (Richardson, H. & Co.) res
Oakland
HUNTING-TON, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jesaop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market,
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC
57
Ho] lid ay Isaac, (Davis & H.) dwl cor O'Farrell
and" Larkin
HOLMAN F. A., physician, office 235 Kearny, dwl
707 Bush
HOLMES WALTER G., notary public and attor-
ney at law, office 418 Montgomery, dwl NW
cor Bush and Stockton
Holt John H. traveling agent Gile, Hayes & Co.,
office 0118 Front, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Holt Warren, school furniture, maps and apparatus,
607 Clay, dwl NW cor Taylor and Jackson
Holway Seth P., attorney-at-law, office 414 Cali-
fornia, dwl 822 Sutter
Holz Louis, teacher music, dwl 421 Bush
HONG KONG DISTILLERY CO., W. F. Russell,
office 224 Sansom
Hoops Frederick, proprietor Empire House, SE cor
Sixth Avenue and M, South S. F.
Hopkins Mortimer, special policeman, dwl S s Sev-
enteenth nr Guerrero
Horn Jerome, hairdressing saloon, 304 Post
Horner Frederick, mining, dwl 505 Sutter
HORNER HORATIO G, secretary Commercial
Insurance Co., offire 435 Cil, dwl 710 Post
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., opticians, Cal-
ifornia views, cutlery, etc., 9 Montgomery, Lick
House Block
Howard Michael, (colored) hairdressing saloon, 23
Sutter
Howell S. S., teacher Boys' High School, dwl 2217
Leavenworth
Hnhhack Edward T., (Ma kin & H.) res Oakland
HUDSON DAVID, dwl Bay View, terminus Bay
View and Potrero Railroad
Huhn & Hunt S. M. Co., office 26 Merchants' Ex-
change
Hunter Nathaniel, clerk with Lieut.-Col. C. S.
Stewart, dwl 130 Eighth
Hutchinson Patrick, clerk, dwl 555 Mission
Hynemau Samuel, stock broker, office 408 Mont
Idh Ellmore S. M. Co., office 419 California
Independent Alaska Co., R. Desty secretary, office
20 Montgomery Block
Irvine Robert, groceries and liquors, 1415 Folsom
Jackman Man'jena, laborer, dwl 1316 Dupont
Jacobs Joseph, salesman with I. G. Rice & Co., dwl
4 Clay Avenue
JACOBY PHILO, publisher and proprietor He-
brew, office 612 Commercial, dwl 228 Bush
Jameson William, real estate, dwl 930 Howard
Jarboe John R., (Jnrboc& Harrison) dwl 917 Pine
JARBOE & HARRISON, (John R. Jarboe and
Ralph C. Harrison) attorneys at law, office
402 Montgomery, room 19
Johnson Henry, (H. Johnson Sf Co.) dwl 143 Third
Johnson H. &. Co., (Henry IV. Severance) restaur-
ant, 143 Third
Johnson Walter, (Cronan & J.) dwl 435 Pine
Jones T. H., extraman Engine Co. No. 2, S. F. F. D.
Jones William, physician, office E s New Montgom-
ery nr Howard, dwl 1520 Mission
JORDAN DENNIS, builder, dwl 618 Ellis, rear
Josselvn J. Aldrich Mrs., magnetic healer, office
and dwl 71 New Montgomery
Josselvn William R., magnetic healer, office and
dwl 71 New Montgomery
Josset Joseph, teacher languages, office and dwl
404 Geary
Jourdan Joseph, driver Engine Co. No. 9, S.F.F.D.
Joyut George C, bookkeeper with Dalv & Ward,
dwl 1212 Howard
Julitz Herman, proprietor White Beer Brewery, 513
Green
Jungblut August, (Renner &? J.) dwl N s Jessie
bet Fourth and Fifth
KAHMAN JOHN G., wines and liquors, NW cor
Bush and Kearny, dwl 1248 Howard
Kanary David, painter, dwl 82 Natoma
Kane Andrew J., soapmanufacturer, 212-216 Com-
mercial, dwl Morton House
Kedrolivansky Paul Rev., Arch-Priest Russian
Church, 911 Jackson
Keefe Cornelius, (John W. Smith & Co.) dwl 1426
Geary
KELLER HENRY & CO., subscription book
agents, 543 Clay
Kessing B. P., clerk with J. F. Kessing, dwl 421
Bush
Kimball John Rev., pastor Green St. Congrega-
tional Church, dwl NW cor Clay and Powell
Kiugslev H. C, extraman Engiue Co. No. 9, S.
F. F. D.
Kingley Joseph M., attorney-at-law, office 702
Washington, dwl 844 Folsom
KINNEY BROTHERS, (Albert IF. \ Marsh, ,11
J".; agents Salem (Oregon) Flour Mill, 109 Clay
Kittelbei'tier Charles, (Charles Bauer <jf> Co.) dwl
409 Dupont
Kline Abraham, fancy goods, 60 Third, dwl 701 ^
Mission
Kuapp Nathaniel O., barkeeper with Christopher
Mnrr, American Exchange
KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(New York) Daniel Nor cross general agent, of-
fice 15 Stevenson's Building
Knight H. L., attorney and accountant, office 423
Washington
Knowlton Ehenezer, principal Rincon School, dwl
2626 Folsom
Knowlton J. J. & Co., proprietors Pacific Ink Fac-
tory, 405 Sansom
Koch Charles, fruit stand, 617 Montgomery
Koels A. E., local editor German Demokrat, dwl
830 California
Koster Albert/ Koster Jy Hesse) dwl 322 Clementina
Koster Louis, (Peterson & Co.) dwl 18 Eleventh
Koster &. Hesse, (Albert Koster and Christian
Hesse) proprietors Union Brewery, 326 and 328
Clementina
Kovrigin Nicholas Rev., pastor Russian Church, 911
Jackson
KRAMER F. G. & CO., (Henry Kramer) import-
ers and commission merchants, 214 California
Kramer Frederick G., ( F. G. Kramer & Co.) dwl
331 Kearny
Kramer Henry, ( F. G. Kramer & Co.) dwl 1013
Washington
Kronnenberg Frederick, ( Wanncnmarher & K.)
dwl NE cor McAllister and Franklin
Lalame Charles, liquor dealer, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Lamarche Madame, dressmaker, 507 Van Ness Av
Lathrop B. G., capitalist, office 506 Montgomery,
res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
LATIMER LORENZO D., U. S. attorney, office 6
U. S. Court Building, dwl 1031 Jackson
Lawrence Andrew J., (Lawrence & Tripp) dwl
551 Natoma
LAWRENCE & TRIPP, (A. J. Lawrence and
Josiah W. Tripp) attorneys at law, office 408
California
Lawton E., extraman Engine Co. No. 2, S. F. F. D.
LAWTON FRANKLIN, secretary S. F. Stock
Board, (and Wheeler & Co., and Wheeler,
Ph?l<m & Co.) dwl Grand Hotel
Lawton George H., engineer- New City Hall, dwl
W s Larkin bet Grove and Hayes
LEARY ANDREW J., bookbinder and paper ruler,
KW cor Sac and LeidesdoriF, dwl 610 Pine
Ledden John A., bookkeeper with J. S. Wall & Co.,
dwl W s Larkin bet Tyler and Turk
Lee Francis, barber, dwl 637 Pacific
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
4
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY-, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
58
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Lee John, (B. P. Flint & Co.) dwl SE cor Dupon
and Bay
Leszynskv Charles, drees trimmings, laces, embroid-
eries, fancy goods, etc., 4 Kearny, dwl 26 Geary
Leveridge William K., (Leveridgc, Wadhama &
(Jo.) dwl as Stanly Place
LEVERIDGE, WAD'HAMS & CO., (William K.
Leveridge and William VVadhams) wholesale
grocers, forwarding and commission merchants,
318 Front
Levin David, batter with Max Wolff.dwl 444 Third
Levy Michael, dry goods, 731 Montgomery, dwl
1423 Stockton"
Levy P. L., tailor, 311 Sutter
Liechtenstein Moses B., money broker, office 406
Montgomery, dwl 127 O'Farrell
Lieb Charles W., job printer, 115 Kearny, dwl E 8
Mississippi nr Mariposa
Liebmann Moses, fancy goods and trimmings, cor
Pacific and Stockton, dwl 919 Jackson
Lillie Hiram C, stock and money broker, office 11
Montgomery, dwl '267 Minna
Linden Otto, teacher music, dwl 829 Mission
LITTLE JOHN T., real estate agent, office 304
Mont, dwl SW cor Pacific Av and Buchanan
Litton William, master mariner, dwl 742 Wash
Livingston Frank, (B. F. Sherwood & Co.) dwl
1713 Powell
Loeper Charles, turner with Will & Finck,res
Oakland
Logan Harry C, (H. C. Logan & Co.) dwl 322
Pine
Logan II. C. & Co., stock and money brokers, office
407 California
Loebel G., (Loebel <$• Aitken) dwl 405 Kearny
Loehel <fc Aitken, (G. Loebel & C. Aitken) chiro-
podists, office 105 Kearny
Lohbauher Andrew, cutler with Will & Finck, dwl
Clay bet Dupont and Stockton
Louderback Sophia M., (widow) dwl 925 Natoma
Lovett C. 10.. superintendent Pavilion SkaTtr,g Rink
Lowell A. O, clerk with N. R. Lowell, dwl 609
Folsom
Lufkin Joseph, (Lvfkin & Co.) res Oakland
LUFKIN & CO., (Joseph Lufkin) contractors and
builders and manuf's drain pipe, 506 Mont
Luie Valuke, laborer, dwl 1316 Dupont
Lutgens August, (Lulgens $• Mumson) dwl NE
cor Turk and Fillmore
Lutgens & Mumson, (August Lutgens and Angutt,
Mumson) meat market, NE cor Turk and Fill-
more
MacCann William Jr., salesman Mission and Pa-
cific Woolen Mills, dwl 1018 Stockton
Mac Kenzie John W., janitor S. F. Law Library,
dwl 902J Filbert
MACE ALFRED A., attorney-at law, office Court
Block, 636 Clay, res Oakland
Macsorley A. K., Secretary Gulf of California Com-
mercial Co., office and dwl 226 Minna
Macsorley Alfred, (Macsorley Brothers) dwl 226
Minna
Macsorley Brothers, (Alfred and Henry) collectors
and general business agents, 226 Minna
Macsorley Henry, (Macsorley Brothers) dwl 226
Minna
Madden James F., delivery clerk S. F. Po6t Office,
dwl 3 15 J Third
Maehl Otto, beer saloon, 654 Washington
Magenta House, Roger O'Donnell manager. 1316
Dupont
Magner Emil, bookkeeper City Stables, dwl 635
Stevenson
Magner Max L., clerk Int. Rev. tobacco ware-
house, dwl 635 Stevenson
Magrath Bros., (James E. and Richard) collectors,
office 618 Market
Magrath James E., (Magrath. Bros.) dwl N s Fell
bet Webster and Buchanan
Magrath Richard, (Magrath Bros.) dwl N s Fell
bet Webster and Buchanan
Makin Robert G./Makin & Hubbaek) res Marin Co.
MAKIN & HUBBACK, (Robert G. Makin and
E. T. Hubbaek j shipping and commission mer-
chants, 316 California
Malcolm Ellen, (widow) dwl 1525 Broadway
Malter George H., (Bordiccll & M.) dwl E s Mis-
sion bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Mandel Emanuel, manfr cigars, 201) Bat.dwl 822 Post
Mangels D. H., bookkeeper with F. Scherr, dwl
55S Natoma
Mantrels Martin, (Martin Mangels & Co.) dwl 1713
Filbert
Marchant Elihu A., collector, office 716 Montgom-
ery, dwl 141 Minna
Marks Simon, stockbroker, office 436 California,
dwl 1408 Bush
Marsden Henry, bookbinder with A. J. Leary, dwl
418 Minna
MARSH & OSBOURNE, (Andrew J. Marsh and
Samuel Oshourne) official shorthand reporters,
office, 24 Exchange Building
Marshall Patrick S., bookkeeper with Kelly, Hen-
derson &, Gilchrist, dwl 1219 Sacramento
MARTIN & LANE, (Minor S. Martin & George
E. Lane Jr.) stockbrokers, office SW cor Mont-
gomery and California
Ma6on Adoniram J., superintendent with Weaver
& Taylor, 118 Front, dwl 117 Post
May berry Edward L., contractor and builder, dwl
522 Capp
McALEER ANDREW, produce commission mer-
chant, SE cor Clay and Davis, dwl 1304 Larkin
McBride William, paperhanger with Frank G. Ed-
wards, dwl 1710 Dupont
McCabe James, attoruey-at law, office 645 Clay,
dwl 515 Bush
McCarthy R. G. Rev., pastor Olivet and Memorial
Presbyterian Churches, dwl 6 Powell
McCarty Eugene, stockbroker, office 327 Mont
McCord Janies, ( White & McC.) dwl 1326 Bush
McDONALD THOMAS A., dry goods, 218 Third,
dwl 515 Tehama
McEwan Patrick J., physician, office and dwl 1028
Market
McGILLAN STEPHEN, groceries and liquors,
214 Fourth, dwl 325 Clementina
McGrath Patrick F., bakery, 135 Fifth
McGraw Edward W., ( Douthitt Jj- McG.) attorney-
at law, office 414 Cal. dwl 2524 Bush ur Scott'
McGregor Alexander e., civil engineer
and surveyor, office 16 Court Block, 636 Clay,
res Oakland
McKenty Jackson, stockbroker, office 422 Mont
McLaue George R., compositor Alta California, dwl
720 Market
McLaren Daniel, notary public and com'r of deeds,
oflicev626 Mont, dwl SW cor Gough aud Geary
McLean Alfred A., job printer, 605 Sacramento, dwl
3 Hampton Place
McLennan Frank P.. (Watt & McL.) dwl NW
cor Folsom and Thirteenth
McMAHON P. J., wines and liquors, 318 Bush,
dwl 16 Geary
McNess James J., Magnolia liquor saloon, 114 Sut
McQuaid John A., ( Wheeler & McQ.) attorney at-
law, office 411 £ California, dwl 820 Lombard
Mead Le Grande, (Mead & Woolley) res Alameda
MEAD & WOOLLEY, (Le Grande Mead and Lell
■ H. Woolley) produce aud fruit commission mer-
chants, 225 Washington
Mendenhnll N. R., bookkeeper, dwl 120 Fourth
MERCADO FELIX, agent old style hand made
Bourbon whiskey, 626 Sac, dwl 111 Taylor
Merschaert Adolphe, shoemaker, 914 Kearny, dwl
S s Oregon bet Dmmm aud Davis
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeusop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market
C P. VATT SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC
59
Meyers Benjamin, blacksmith, NE cor Jackson and
Drmnm, dwl 220 Austin
Meyers Harry, bookkeeper, dwl 1236 Mission
Michaelis Henry, (M. Brnuings & Co J dwl SW
cor Mission and Third
Miley Jacob A., restaurantkeeper, dwl 738 Wash
Miller John, extraman Engine Co. No, 2, S. P. F. D.
Miller Louis, brewer with Wannenmacher & Kron-
nenberg, dwl NE cor McAllister and Franklin
Mills Frank, butcher, dwl 131b' Dupont
Mineral Hill S. M. Co., office 419 California
Minor M. Page, clerk with Thomas W. Fenn, dwl
612 Taylor
Mitchell David, ( Wilder $ 31.) dwl 056 Folsom
Mollenhauer George, hatter, dwl 840 Folsom
MOLLOY .JOHN, produce commission and gro-
ceries, 54 Clay, dwl 1 603 Clay
Molony Patrick, plumber aud gasfitter, 311 Sutter,
dwl 273 Clara
Moore Calvin, dentist, dwl 970 Harrison
Moore James B , bookkeeper with Sroufe, Sweeney
& Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Moore John F., porter with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
768 Mission
MORELOS ANTONIO, manufacturer cigaritos,
631 Pacific
Morris Abraham, (J. Morris & Bro.) dwl 521 J Stev
Morris J. <fc Bro., ( Abraham Morris) marbleworks,
H7i O'Farrell
Monis Joseph, ( J. Morris & Bro.) dwl 521 J Stev
MOUSE C. N., dwl 162 Minna
MUELLER F. D., physician and oculist, office and
dwl 222 Stocktou
Mugneridge Samuel, accountant, dwl United States
' Hotel
Muinson August, (Lntgens & M.) dwl NE cor
Turk and Fillmore
Murphy John .1., engineer, dwl 233 Hitch
Murr Christopher, liquor saloou, 325 Sansom, dwl
112 Eddy
Myers S. D. Miss, dressmaker, 120 Post
Nauntox George, shipping agent, office 524 Bat-
tery, dwl 2338 Washington
Naunto'n Robert EL, clerk Northern Assurance Co.,
dwl 2338 Washington
Neuer Katie Miss, teacher music, dwl W s Valeucia
bet, Nineteenth and Twentieth
New Pavilion Skating Rink, (colored) SE cor Ma-
son and John
NEWMARK JOSEPH P., commission merchant,
425 Sacramento, dwl 830 Post
Niebour Theodore, shipping clerk, dwl 539 Second
Noble Alonzo T., clerk with Walter A. Wood
Machine Co., dwl S s Howard nr Twenty-sec
NOBRIS EZRA, (Dial Publishing Co.) dwl 203
Turk
North , salesman, 200 Sansom (first name and
dwl refused)
Northern Hydraulic M. Co., office 313 California
Nourse Joseph P., mining, office 19 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 606 Folsom
Nuuan Thomas, earriagetriramer, 554 Mission, dwl
Quiuey House, SE cor Second and Natoma
O'Bkiex John, (O'Brien Bros.) dwl 142 Perry
O'Brien Thomas, (O'Brien Bros.) dwl NW cor
Fourth and Perry
O'Brien Thomas V., attorney-at-law, office 420 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 347 Grove
O'Connor Cornelius Rev., assistant pastor St. Peter's
Church, dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
O'Connor William, baker with R. R. Swain, dwl
1 15 Natoma
O'Hayan Michael, clerk, dwl 318 Pine
O'Neil Philip, collector and agent Oakland Daily
Transcript, office 26 Montgomery Block
Oakville G. S. M. Co., office 411 J California
Oliver Henry, designer and engraver on wood, studio
425 Kearny, dwl SW cor Third and Howard
Olmstead R. H., eclectic physician, office and dwl
209 Kearny
Onesti G. & Co. , fruit and produce commission, 501
Sansom
Owens James H., stockbroker, office 428 California,
dwl 1616 Polk
PACHE & CO., (Pierre Pache) manufacturers Ver-
mouth, 40 Geary
Pacific Borax Co. //'Esmeralda. Co., Nev.) office 6
Merchants' Exchange
Pacific Box Manufacturing Co., Charles S. Coussins
seeretarv, 483 Brannan
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Commercial
Department University College, SE cor Stock-
ton and Geary
Pacific Guest, (monthly) Willie B. Thompson pub-
lisher, office 535 California
Pacific Wool Depot, James Hartley & Co., proprie-
tors, NW cor Front and Broadway
Paddock C. D., (Haste & P.) SE cor Kearny and
California
Page Charles, attorney-at-law, office 35 Exchange
Building, dwl NE cor O'Farrell and VaaNess Av
Page Henry, (Page. Bros.) dwl NE cor O'Farrell
and Van Ness Avenue
Page Wilfred, (Page Bros.) dwl NE cor O'Farrell
and Van Ness Avenue
Paitre Calvin, real estate, office and dwl (533 Com
PARDOVV ALFRED A., (Sawyer & P.) attorney
at law, office 637 Kearny, dwl 1025 Hyde
Pascoe Geo. W., clerk with B. F. Sherwood &. Co.,
dwl 7 Verona
Payne Warren R., real estate, office 214 California,
dwl Grand Hotel
Pearson Charles, draftsman with Board City Hall
Hall Commissioners, dwl 906 Stockton
Pease George S., machinist, dwl 535 Sacramento
Peirce R. K. Mrs., dressmaker, 3I2j Post
Perine George M., stockbroker, office 638 Market,
res Brooklyn, Alameda County
Perkins James E., (Perkins & Co.) dwl 615 Har
Perkins James E., president Silver Wave and Pier-
mont M. Co.'s, office 418 Cal, dwl Lick House
PERKINS & CO., (James E.Perkins and Lucius
A. Booth) general commission and dealers in
wool, office 402 Front
Peterson A. T. N., master mariuer. dwl 21 Fifth Av
Peterson Ludwig, liquor saloon, 531 East, dwl N s
Jackson bet Drumm and Davis
Pfeiffer John W., locksmith, 924 Kearny, dwl W 8
Haven Place
Pheby T. B., stockbroker, office 446 California
Phelan Joseph P., (Hanson & P.) attorney at law,
office 609 Sacramento, dwl N s Sacramento bet
Laguna and Octavia
Phelan Michael J., (Wheeler, P. & Co.; res Oak-
land
Pierce H. & W., (estate of) loan and commission,
office 728 Montgomery
Pitt Richard D., (Cutter, P. & Swadley) dwl 227
Second
Pocock W. R. T., clerk with L. Kilgour, dwl 704
Powell
POLLOCK THOMAS C, agent W. J. Pollock &
Co., office 306 Cal, dwl 933 Sacramento
Pollock William J., ( W. J. Pollock & Co.) res
New York
POLLOCK W. J. & CO., importers and wholesale
grain sacks, Thomas C. Pollock, agent, 306
California
Poole Marcus M., carpets, etc., 719 Market, dwl
246 Third
Popper Charles, shirt manufacturer, 431 Kearny,
dwl 1061 Mission
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to WATKINS', 26 2Sontg. St.
60
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
Popper Max. shirt manufacturer, 517 Kearny, dwl
1061 Mission
Popper Simon, shirt manufacturer, 327 Kearny, dwl
I Hi Seventh
Potier X. J., attorney-afc-law, office 28 Court Block,
636 Clay, dwl 30 Stone
Ponlterei Thomas J., California Stock and Exchange
Board, office 119 Cal rear, dwl 731 Sutter
Price John J. S.. dwl 1014 Stockton
Prichard John, clerk What, Cheer House, cor Sac-
ramento and Leidesdorff
Prichard Timothy, carrier Bulletin and Call, dwl
8 Central l'liice
Prichard William B., draftsman with Board City
Hail Commissioners, dwl 313 Taylor
PROCTOK'S IMPROVED TREADLE FOR
SEWING MACHINES, Wilder A Mitchell
agents, office 114 Post
Purdy Samuel Jr., attorney-at-law, office 47 Ex-
change Building, dwl 741 Washington
Putnam S. N., (Wilson fy P.J attorney-at-
law, office NE cor Montgomery and Washing-
ton, res Santa Clara
Racine House, Samuel S. Davis proprietor, 1023
and 1025 Kearny
Rafferty John W., blacksmith with Peter Wit-
beck, dwl 57 Shipley
Railroad Brewery, Frederick Schuster proprietor,
E b Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Ransom Lee J., /Hansom & PhelanJ dwl 599 Ellis
Ransom <& Phelan, (Lee J. Ransom and Joseph P.
PhelanJ attorneys-at-law, office 009 Sac
Rearden Timothy H., (Robinson ir R.J attorney-at-
law, office S\V cor Mont and Com, dwl 210 Bush
Redding W '. S., dealer hides, wool and leather, 212
Sansom, dwl 121 1 Jackson
Regal C. P. Madame, physician, office and dwl 5
Stockton
Reimers A., bookkeeper and teacher Lincoln Even-
ing School
REMINGTON FIRE ARMS CO., Alfred E. Crane
agent, office 410 Montgomery
Rentier John, (Renner & JungblutJ dwl N s
Jessie bet- Fourth and Fifth
Renner & Jungblut, (John Renner and August
JungblutJ billiard table and cabinetmakers, 10
Tyler
Riley "Patrick, carriage painter, dwl 1413 Mason
Risley Arthur A., (Zinnamon fy R.J dwl 413 Pine
Roach John, optician and mathematical instrument
maker, 429 Montgomery, dwl 820 Union
Roberts George W.. foreman brick work New City
Hall, dwl 013 Mission
Robinson Alfred, trustee Los Angeles Land Asso-
ciation, office 512 Market, dwl 2 Park Place
Robinson C. P., (Robinson & ReardenJ dwl 532
Seventeenth
ROBINSON & REARDEN, (C. P- Robinson and
Timothy II. Rearden) attorneys-at-law, office
S\V cor Montgomery and Commeroial
ROCKWELL, COYE'& CO., (Waller M. Rock-
well, Hiram L. Coye and Frank C. DeLongJ
importers and jobbers hardware, SW cor Bat-
tery and Pine
Roddin Joshua, blacksmith with Peter Witbeck,
dwl 8 Clara
Rodes S. B.. (Hiriart & Co.) res Paris
Roemer Cuit, clerk with N. B. &, M. Ins. Co., dwl
610 Leavenworth
Roemer Robert, bookkeeper German Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 610 Leavenworth
Rogers George E., stockbroker, office 336 Mont-
gomery, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rolls Thomas, (colored] restaurant, 229 Bush, dwl
911 Sacramento
Rondel Edward, lapidary, 600 Merchant, office 605
Montgomery, dwl N s Fern Avenue nr Van
Ness Avenue
Roper Jourdon W., ( Dcas & R.) dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Ropke Ahrend, barkeeper, NW cor Bush and
Kearny, dwl 13 Eddy
Rossa John, carpenter with E. Castagnini, dwl
Union Place
Rousset Paul, real estate, office 612 Commercial
RUSSELL JOHN A., clerk Board Supervisors, 4
City Hall, second floor, dwl 1107 Mason
Ryan .Joseph R., clerk with Joseph C. Ford, dwl
15 De Boom
RYCKMAN G. W., real estate, office 15 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 730 Vallejo
Rvckman William L., (M. G. Bernstein $• Go. J
dwl 730 Vallejo
Saalburg Siegfried, clerk Appraiser's Store, U. S.
Custom House, dwl 80 Everett
Saelstreng Charles, liquor saloon, 500 Broadway
Samuels Joseph, drayman, dwl 822 Ellis
Sanborn Bradbury, (Sanborn, Vail & Co. J dwl 202
Hyde
Santa Clara Vineyard Association, office 319 Stock
Save Placido & Co., florists, 703 Mission
SAWYER FREDERICK A., (Sawyer & PardowJ
dwl Pacific Club Rooms
Sawyer N. G., dwl 737 Fine
SAWYER & PARDOW, (Frederick A. Sawyer
and Alfred A. Pardow) attorneys at law, office
037 Kearny
Schilling August, bookkeeper with J. A. Folger &
Co., dwl~622 McAllister
Schilling Clans, bookkeeper with G. Groezinger,
dwl 622 McAllister
Schmidt Christian, importer engravings, moldings,
etc., 122 Kearny
Schmidt William C, (Slroh Sj- Schmidt) dwl 415
Pine
Schmitt M., stock broker, office 443 California
Schneickert Henry, carriage trimmer with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 309 Minna
Schneider Nicoli, ( Delels & S.J dwl SE cor Davis
and Pacific
SCHRODER HENRY & CO., (Bernard Bert
and Eugene Thomas J importers French wines
and liquors and agents Bordeaux Board Under-
writers, 433 Battery
Seale II. W., stone contractor New City Hall, office
Market Street Wharf, dwl 12 Clementiua .,.,.
Seaton Phoebe J., (widow) dwl 141 Thirteenth
SEATTLE COAL AND TRANSPORTATION
CO., Bluxome <&, Cassebobm ageuts, office
200 Sansom
Seelig Simon, (A. Hollub & Co.) dwl 723 OFarrell
Seligman Moses, collector, office 7 Court Block,
030 Clay, dwl 822 Post
Shattuck Charles C. (D. Hayes & Co.) dwl NE
cor Sacramento and Yerba Buena
Sheldon Henry F., clerk, 417 California, dwl 13
Second Avenue
Sheppard Rachel, (widow) dwl 1826 Clay
Sherman J. A., physician and dealer trusses, 210
Montgomery
Sherwood Benjamin F., (B. F. Sherwood & Co.)
dwl 114 Powell
SHERWOOD B. F. & CO., (Charles Forma,, and
Frank Livingston) brokers and commission
merchants, office 430 California
Short Julia B. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 329 O'Parrell
Shurvell John, clerk with Wilder A Mitchell, dwl
1908 Broadway
Sichel Max, dentist, office and dwl 103 Post
Sleeper George, bookkeeper, 417 California, dwl
222 Bbotwel)
Smiley George W.. stockbroker, office 444 Califor-
nia, dwl Grand Hotel
Smiley Joseph E., clerk with Greenebanm & Co.,
dwl SE cor Bush and Mason
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC
61
SMITH ALFRED J., plumber, pumpmaker and
manufacturer water closets, 220 Fremont, dwl
N s Twenty-sixth nr Mission
Smith Edward L., (Cooke & S.J dwl 749 Howard
Smith Edwin L., stock broker, office 302 Montgom-
ery, dwl 437 Natoma
Smith Francis & Co., sheet iron water pipe manu-
facturers, 112 Battery, res Santa Clara
Smith Henry A., U. S. inspector tobacco, office NW
cor California and Davis, dwl 713 Bush
SMITH WILLIAM P., oculist and aurist, office
and dwl 313 Bush
Snowball Robert Y., stockbroker, office 305 Mont
Solomun Samuel, butcher, 2 Grand Central Market,
dwl Ss Stevenson bet Sixth and Seventh
Simp* P. G., fP. G. Samps # Go.) dwl 736 Pacific
&oujps P. G. & Co., (George F. Bragg and Philip
CadvcJ soda and mineral water manufactory,
712 Broadway
Soren George S., stock broker, office 528 Mont
Spaulding John E., teacher music, dwl 53ti Market
Spaulding Madison, bricklayer and jobber, dwl 27
deary, rear
SPERANZA DOMENICO, teacher piano singing,
dwl 1707 Powell
Spring Meuzo. artificial leg maker and agent Dr.
Bly's artificial limbs, 101 Jessie
St. Cricq Madame, laundry, 310 Dupont
Stark John, accountant with L. Kilgour, dwl 17
Monroe
Starr George R., commission merchant, 312 Wash-
ington, dwl 21 Verona
Steel James II., machinist with Wilder & Mitchell,
dwl 1908 Broadway
Stevens Alfred J., (Stevens, Clarke & Co.) dwl 539
Second
Stevens. Clarke & Co., (Alfred J. Stevens and Gus.
M. Clarke) American, Australian and New
Zealand Mercantile Agency, 116 Kearny
Stevens Thomas, clerk with Stevens, Clarke & Co.,
dwl 539 Second
Stitt James, rigger New City Hall, dwl 246 Minna
STOCK REPORT, (daily) Wheeler & Co. publish-
ers and proprietors, office 419 Cal, room 28
Stocking Frederick M., solicitor with J. H. Carmany
&. Co., dwl 2511 Octavia
Stolz Aaron, (A. Stolz Sp Son) dwl 927 Sutter
Stolz A. &. Son, (Charles H. StolzJ embroideries,
laces, hosiery, etc., 402 Kearny
Stolz Charles H* (A. Stolz & SouJ dwl 927 Sutter
Stone Elise P., female physician, office and dwl 762
Howard
Stone George, bookkeeper with W. M. Betts &
Bro., dwl 702 Howard
Street C. C. Mrs., proprietor Albemarle Lodging
House, 8 Mason
Street Nathan J., life insurance agent, office 302
Mo itgomery, dwl 8 Mason
Stroh George, (Stroh & Schmidt J dwl 21 Fulton
Stroh & Schmidt. (George Stroh and William C.
Schmidt J wholesale diutrtjists, 535 Commercial
Sumner J. R. &. Co., advertising agents, 416 Te-
hama
SUMNER WILLIAM B., hide and leather dealer,
515 Front, dwl 959 Howard
Swadley W. W.. (Cutter, Pitt & S.J 423 Wash
Swain Isaac, Port Warden S. P., office SW cor
Front and Jackson, dwl 909 Clay
Swain Thomas T., laborer, dwl 107-Leidesdorff
Sweeney Lemuel H., (Sroupe, S. & Co.) dwl 1234
Mission
Sweer Solomon, commission merchant, office SW cor
Market and Fremont, dwl 1311 Larkin
Swift Samuel, dealer sewing machines, 116 Post,
dwl 716 Howard
Tahiti. Moorea and Anaa Steamship Co., A.
Duraud, ageut, office 316 California
Tarns Sampson, merchant, office 214 California, dwl
1116 Stockton
TARPEY M. & CO., produce commission, 212 Clav
Taylor J. W., ( Weaver & T.J dwl 1594 \ Bush
TESMORE SOLOMON, oyster saloon, 57 and 59
California Market, dwl 932 Mission
Thiriot Eugene, agent Brockmau's Lozenges, 204
Montgomery, dwl 37 Second
Thomas D. B., carpenter, dwl 181 Jessie
Thomas William, dwl 1025 Harrison
Thompson William B., publisher Pacific Guest,
office 535 California
Tidball Scott, artist, dwl 519 Leavenworth
Tilden Joseph, stock broker, office 2 Leidesdorff,
dwl 122 Taylor
Titcomb John H., attorney at law, office 639 Kearny,
dwl 314 Bush
Titcomb John W., clerk, dwl Russ House
Tonks Joshua, engraver, 614 Merchant, dwl 531
Greenwich
Treadwell W. P., law copyist, office 15 Mont Block
Trenor Eustace, physician and editor Western Lan-
cet, office 330 Montgomery
Tripp Josiah W., (Lawrence & T.) attorney at
law, office 408 California, dwl W s Valencia
bet Seveteenth and Eighteenth
Turrill Charles B., dwl 502 Sutter
Turrill M. H., contractor, dwl 502 Sutter
Union Brewery, Koster & Hesse, proprietors,
326 and 328 Clementina
Vale William, (William Vale & Co.) dwl 1212*
Jackson
Vanderleith Jacob, proprietor S. F. Hotel, 502 Miss
Vanier Madame, dressmaker, NE cor Post and Drip
Vary Charles R., dwl 502 Sutter
Wade A. P., clerk with B. F. Sherwood & Co.,
dwl 1432 Mission
Wadhams William, ( Leveridge,W. & Co.) res Port-
land, Oregon
Wafer Henrv, freight clerk with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 1132 Market
Wafer William, barkeeper, dwl 232 Stevenson
Wagner Jenuie, (Wagner & Frischer) dwl 1008
Kearny
Wagner & Frischer, (Jennie Wagner and Henriet-
ta Frischer) liquor saloon, 1008 Kearny
Walker William C, superintendent Tide Land Re-
clamation Co.. dwl 1200 Leavenworth
WALTER A. WOOD MOWING AND REAP-
ING MACHINE CO., E. S. Whitcomb ageut,
office 112 Front
Walter Henry, draftsman with Bordwell & Malter,
dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr Folsom
Ward Peter, dwl N s Nineteenth bet Noe and Castro
Ware C. A. &. Son, publishers and proprietors Daily
Record, office 228 Montgomery
Warner George P., ( William H. Wing & Co.) dwl
1005 Clay
Warren Albert T., job printer, dwl SW cor Seventh
and Jessie
Watson Ge.nre P. J., clerk, 302 Mont, dwl 118 Eddy
WATT BROTHERS., (William & Robert) real
estate, offiee 625 Sansom cor Jackson
Watt Robert, ( Watt Bros, and Watt & McLennan)
res Sacramento City
Watt William. ( Watt Bros, and Walt $• McLen-
nanjve* Grass Valley
WATT & McLEXNAN, (William and Robert
Watt and Frank P. McLennan J wool commis-
sion merchants, office 625 Sansom cor Jackson
Weaver P. L., ( Weaver & Taylor) res Napa
WEAVER & TAYLOR. (P. I. Weaver and J. W.
Taylor) manfrs boots and shoes, atjents Hazard
Powder and Gutta Percha and Rubber Mautg
Companies, 118 Front
Webb House, Ezra Hinckley proprietor, 35 Second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
Visit W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ABT GALLERY 26 Montg.. opp. Lick House entrance
62
SAN FE AN CISCO DIRECTORY.
Weber Adolph C, civil engineer, office 507 Mont-
gomery, ami president Humboldt Savings Bunk,
16 Geary, dwl 810 Folsom
Wenzel Edward, engraver metals, 328 Bush, dwl
5 115 Jessie
West Edward W., (Dillon 8? W.J dwl 447 Natoma
Weyer August, dyeing and scouring, 130 Post, dwl
Ashburton Place
Wheeler E. Davis, captain, dwl 514 Brannan
Wheeler Richard, ( Wheeler & Co. and Wheeler,
Phelan Jj- Co.) dwl 656 Folsom
WHEELER & CO., (Packard Wheeler _ and
Franklin Lawton) publishers and proprietors
Stock Report, job printers, bookbinders and
pappr rulers, 419 California, room 28
WHEELER, PHELAN & CO., (Richard Wheeler,
Michael J. Phelan a ltd Franklin Law ton) lith-
ographers and engravers, 419 California
Wheeler W. D., office 35 Merchants' Exchange
WHITE A. W. & CO., produce commission mer-
chants, 202 Washington
Wbitmore W. N., foreman Mechanics' Mill, dwl
S s O'Farrell bet Jones and Leavenworth
Whitney J. R. & Co., (E. V. Thorn) commission
merchants, office 405 Front
WICHELHAUSEN RUDOLPH, insurance agent,
and cigars and tobacco, 210 Mont, dwl 205 San
Wilder Frederick A., ( Wilder & Mitchell) dwl 1600
Taylor
WILDER & MITCHELL, (Frederick A. Wilder
and David Mitchell) agents for Proctor's im-
proved treadle for sewing machines, office 114
Post
Willard Joseph W., clerk with California Powder
Works Co., 314 California
Williams W. J., stockbroker, office 2 Leidesdorff
Wilson John P,, barkeeper, SE cor Pacific and Davis
Wing William H., ( William U. Wing & Co.) dwl
10ii Hvde
Wing William H. & Co., (George, P. Warner J pro-
prietors California Last- Factory, 10 Stevenson
Wittland & Garrett, (William Willland & James
Garrett) produce commission, 507 Bansom
Wolf Frederick, stockbroker, office 502 Montgom-
ery, dwl 920 Market
Wolff Max, importer and retail hats and caps, 502
Kearny, dwl Tyler nr Larkin
Wollett Edward, metallurgist, office 512 California,
dwl 303 Lombard
Woolley Lell H., (Mead & IV.) dwl 1211 Taylor
Wright Charles S., (Hi chard son, Holland & Co.)
res Oakland
Wright William H., stockbroker, office 2 Leid
Young Richard S., physician, office and dwl 536
Sacramento
ZELNER WILLIAM, apothecarv, SE cor Mission
and Fifth, dwl 307 O'Farrell "
Ziegenfuss Thomas H.. sawsmith with N. W. Spald-
ing, dwl SE cor Fifth and Shipley
Recently Published. One Vol, 8vo,, 1040 pp. Price, Five Dollars.
THE
PACIFIC COAST BUSIHESS DIRECTORY
FOK 1871-3,
CONTAINING THE
NAMES, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS OF OVER 40,000 MERCHANTS,
MANUFACTURERS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
In the 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 Officers governing the same, Federal, State and Municipal.
HENRY G. LANGLEY, Publisher,
612 Clay Street, San Francisco,
HUNTINGTON", HOPSZNS & CO., Wholesale hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN 3CHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 710 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
THE
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
For the Year commencing March 1st, 1872.
ttig^ Notice. — Names too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc., which have occurred
during the printing of the work, will be found oji tlie pages immediately preceding this.
For List of Boarding Houses, Hotels, Lodgings, etc., see Business Directory, pp. 724, 754
and. 76G \for Packets — Sail and Steam, see pp.776 and 787 ; for the location of the offices of the different
Mining Companies, see Business Directory, p. 773.
ABBREVIATIONS.
abv Above
acct Accountant
agt Agent
ass'n Association
atty Attorney
av Avenue
bldg.13 uilding or Buildings
bds Boards
bet Between
blk Block
C. II Custom House
elk Clerk
col'd Colored
com Commission
cor Coiner
dept Department
dwl Dwelling
E East
E.H.L. Eight Hour League
exch Exchange
forwd Forwarding
I 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
ur 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
s Side
S.F.F.D....S. F. FiieDep
stm . Steamer or Steamship
Supt Superintendent
Treas Treasurer
U.S.B.M.-U.S.Br'chMint
wks Works
W West
STREETS.
Bat Battery
Bd wy Broadway
Bran Brannan
Cal California
Clem Clementina
Com Commercial
Dup Dupont
Fol Folsom
Har Harrison
How Howard
Jack Jackson
Leav Leavenworth
Leid Leidesdoi ff
Lomb Lombard
Merch Merchant
Min, Minna
Miss Mission
Mont Montgomery
Pac l'acific
Pow Powell
Sac Sacramento
San Sansom
Sec Second
Ship Shipley
Stev Stevenson
Steu Steuart
Stock Stockton
Wash Washington
Aarees Peter, -waiter, dwl 2 Graham Place
Aarnes Simon, shoemaker, 519 Sacramento
Aaron Abraham, cigar dealer, 214 Sixth
Aaron Abraham, peddler, dwl 25 >£ Ritch
Aaron David, patternmaker, dwl f>26 Vallejo
Aaron Henry, salesman with Peter T. Gannon,
dwl 18 Sutter
Aaron Joseph, hairdresser, 534 Third, dwl 131^
Perry
Aaron Simon Mrs., dwl 733 Folsom
Aarons Jacob H., saloon, dwl 508 Vallejo
Abatie Mary, (widow) midwife, dwl 826 Jackson
Abbey Homestead Association, office 507 Mont
Abbey Jacinto, wireworker with J. M. Eckfeldt
&. Co., dwl 819 Greenwich
Abbey &, Twenty-sixth Street Railway Associa-
tion, office 507 Montgomery
ABBOT, DOWNING & CO., manufacturers Con-
cord carriages, Concord, N. H., Hill <fc East-
man agents, 411 and 415 Battery
Abbot George, (E. Grisar & Co. J dwl Occidental
Hotel
Abbott Andrew J., carpenter, E 8 Van Ness Ave-
nue nr Eddy
Abbott Anne F. B. Mrs., bottling establishment,
W s Gough nr Fulton
Abbott Frank, cook with Frederick Schinid, dwl
12 Hunt
Abbott George F., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Abbott Henry, ticket agent Chicago, Rock Island
and PacilicR. R., 208 Mont, dwl 2003 Powell
Abbott Isaac C, seaman bark Northwest, pier 1
Stewart,
Abbott J. C, dwl 411 Sansom
Abbott Joseph E., machinehand Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 8 Perry
Abbott Osborn, bookkeeper with Sullivan, Kelly &
Co.. dwl 939 Howard
Abbott Samuel S., carpenter Woodward's Gardens,
dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-second
Abbott Thomas, boatman, dwl SE cor Front and
Vallejo
Abbott Thomas G., teamster, dwl N 8 North Point
nr La r kin
Abbott William, clerk Methodist Book Depository,
dwl E s Russ bet Natoma and Howard
Abbott William, seaman, dwl 112 Stewart
Abby Richard, general superintendent Spring Val-
ley Water Works Co., office 5115 California,
dwl 405 Sutter
Abejjo Calli, laborer, dwl Garibaldi House
Abel Christian, laborer, dwl Goodsell Place, nr
First
Abel George, laborer, dwl 148 Shipley
Abel Louis, with Joseph Marks, dwl 15 Taylor
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
Nono but the best Photograpb.3 are made by W ATKINS, 23 Montgomery St.
64
SAN FRANCISCO [A] DIRECTORY.
Al>ell Albert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
ABELL ALEXANDER G., Grand Secretary
Grand Lodge P. and A. If., office Masonic
Temple, dwl 1027 Washington
Abell Charles, captain echooner Salinas, dwl 160
Stewart
Abell Edward A., clerk, dwl 1027 Washington
Abell Prank, photographer with William Shew,
dwl 662 Bryant
ABEND POST, (German daily and weekly ) Huef-
ner, Herzer& Schindler, proprietors, office 521
Clay
Abercrombie Alexander R., clerk with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 430 Eddy
Abernethy James, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Abraham Anna, (widow) dwl 605 Stevenson
Abraham Gabriel, clothing, 729 Market, and 33
Second, dwl 4 Hyde
Abraham Isaac, clothing, -135 Pacific
Abraham Joseph, clothing, 818 Mont., dwl 210 Pac
Abraham L., ( M. Spiro & (Jo.) dwl 1134 Dnpont
Abraham Marks, peddler, dwl "248 Clementina
Abraham Max, barber, dwl E s Mont nr Jackson
Abraham Philip, dry goods, 44 Sixth, dwl 9
Seventh
Abraham Simon, hairdresser and baths, 210 Pacific,
dwl 818 Montgomery
Abrahams Adolph, tailor, 1717 Mason
Abrahams Esther Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 49 Jessie
Abrahams Henry, hats and caps, 1012 Dnpont
Abrahams John, cook, dwl 49 Jessie
Abrahams Jonas, shoes and boots, dwl N s Olive
Avenue nr Van Ness Avenue
Abrahams Louis, clothing, 6 Clay, dwl 438 Natoma
Abrahams Lipman. peddler, dwl 272 Jessie
Abrabamsou Alexander, (Sheyer & A.) dwl 341
Minna
Abrahamaon Gustave, fancy goods, 428 Kearny, dwl
824 Bus!)
Abrahamaon Julius, salesman with S. Mish & Co.,
dwl 426 Kearny
Abrabamsou Nelson, (Larson & A.J dwl 14K
Frederick
Abrah.unson Peter, stoves and tinware, 439 Bush,
dwl 1022 Hyde
Abrabamsou Siegfried, clerk with Moses H. Lich-
tenstein, dwl N s Sutter nr Hyde
Abrahamson Susan, (widow) dwl 305 Filbert
Abrams David, merchant, dwl SW cor Tyler and
Van Ness Avenue
Abrams Edward C.. trimmer with E. Galpen & Co.,
dwl 90l)i Folsom
Abrams Isaac, tailor, 433 PacifiO, dwl Bartol nr
Broadway
Abrams John, (Heathjield, Bogcl & Co.) dwl Lick
House
Abrams Louis, pawnbroker, dwl 809 Vallejo
Abrams Marcus, dwl 786 Folsom
Abrams Moses D , clerk, dwl SW cor Tyler and
Van Ness Avenue
Abrams Samuel, real estate, dwl 938 Geary
Abramsou Adolph, clerk with Jacob A. Alexander,
dwl 26 Clav
ABRAMSON EDWARD, druggist and apothecary,
753 Clav
Abrate Donnnico, nurse Italian Hospital
Abrego Ysmael, salesman, 5 Front, dwl 314 Bush
Acclimatizing Society, rooms 622 Clay
Achesou Thomas S., ( Syc & A.) dwl Lick House
Achoru John W., carpenter, dwl 130 Second
Acils E. M., clerk with Claus Ottcn, dwl NW cor
Stockton and Vallejo
Achille Peter, gardener, dwl 710 Kearny
ACKERMAN BROTHERS, (Hart 8. and Samuel
S.J Dollar Store, 123 Kearny
Ackerman David, butcher with Felix Uri
Ackermau Edward, upholsterer with Schlueter &
Volberg, dwl 115 Perry
Ackerman Hart S. (Ackerman Bros. Jdwl 311 Sutter
Ackerman Henry, captain schooner Eden, dwl 32
Natoma
Ackerman Henry, jeweler with David W. Laird
dwl 332 Eddy
Ackerman Isidore H., bookkeeper with Ackerman
Brothers, dwl 918 Sutler
Ackerman Isidore S., salesman with Ackerman
Brothers, dwl 918 Sutter
Ackerman Samuel S., (Ackerman Bros.) dwl 918
Sutter
Ackerman Simon, dwl 11 Kearny
Ackerman — See Akuiun
Ackerson Charles H., carrier Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 314 Folsom
Ackerson John W., (Hanson, Ackerson & Go.)
dwl 215 Jones
Ackerson Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 767 Howard
Ackland Edward T., porter, 111 Pine, dwl 106 Hick-
ory
Ackland Francis, barkeeper New Pacific House,
418 Drumm
Acklemann John, barber, dwl 1115 Broadway
Ackley Ezra, camageinaker with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., res Alameda
Ackley Helen M.. (widow) dwl 340 Fifth
Aconnen Andrew, cabinetmaker with Cbr. Scbrei-
ber & Co. , dwl 54 Sac
Acosta Leon P., retoucher with Selleck & Fisher,
415 Mont, dwl NW cor Stock and Bdwy
Acre George, boilermaker Kisdbn Iron Works, dwl
308 Beale
Acton Martin J., expresswagon, cor Fourth and Mkt
Acton Richard, harnessmaker with J. C. Johnson
& Co., dwl 5 Sonoma Place
Acton Robert, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht
Adair George B., salesman with Hooker <& Co.,
dwl 525 Folsom
Adair William B.. clerk with Col.G. H. Meudell,
533 Kearny, dwl 110 O Farrell
Adam John, laborer with Prescott Bros., dwl 606
Green
Adam Pierre, laundry, 633 Third
ADAM THOMAS, liquor saloons junction Market
and Geary, Old Corner, 516 Mont, cor Com, and
New Cor, junction Mkt and Post, dwl 2.17 Dnp
Adamer William, calker, dwl 233 First
Adanii John, expresswagon, cor Jackson and
Stockton
Adams A. F., (Hanson & A.) dwl NE cor Mission
and Fourteenth
Adams A. J., clerk, dwl 158 Tehama
Adams Albert F., assistant assessor U. S. Internal
Revenue, dwl lS.jo Mission
Adams Alexander P., lumber surveyor, dwl 543
Second
ADAMS, BLINN & CO., (William J. Adams,
Samuel P. Blinn, and Peter Taylor) lumber
and Puget Sound line lumber packets, piers 17
and 18 Steuart
Adams C. A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl Hyde bet Green and Union
Adams Charles, driver City R. R. Co., dwi 13 First
Avenue nr Sixteenth
Adams Charles, longshoreman, dwl 114 Sac
Adams Charles, master mariner, dwl E s Iowa nr
Solano
Adams Charles D., clerk with O. F. Willev & Co.,
dwl Twelfth Av nr M, South S. F.
Adams Charles P., tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 559 Stevenson
Adams Christopher, freight clerk North Pac. Trans.
Co., S. S. Pelican
Adams Christopher, yunsmith with Charles Mevers,
dwl 2 Vallejo Place
Adams C. P., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
ADAMS CYRUS, manufacturer fine-cut tobacco,
419 Jackson, dwl 1501 Jones
Adams E-, butcher, 155 Second, dwl 55 Second
Adams George, dwl 2 Vallejo Place
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
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Adams George F., printer 'with Bawden & Forbes,
dwl 10 Langton
Adams George &., barkeeper, 330 Bush
Adams George M., assistant cutter U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 347| Grove
Adams Grove, distiller, office 314 Wash, dwl 920 Pine
Adams Henry, brewer, dwl cor Vallejo Place and
Vallejo
Adams Henry, clerk, dwl 24 Third
Adams Hemy, clerk, dwl S s Walnut. Av nr Larkin
Adams Herman, tailor, 204 Leidesdorff, dwl 235
Kearny
Adams Horace E., porter, 337 Bush, dwl Maine
Lodgings
ADAMS HOUSE, John C. Beach proprietor, 535
and 537 Sacramento
Adams Howard, carpenter, dwl 363Jessie
Adams Hugh, liquors, dwl 305 Fremont
Adams Isaac, (Adams & Utschig) dwl 235 Kearny
Adams J., plasterer, dwl 636 Green
Adams Jacob, teamster Mason's Brewery, dwl 620
Lombard, rear
ADAMS JAMES, sheriff City and County San Fran-
cisco, office 8 City Hall," first floor, dwl 962 Miss
Adams James H., shoemaker with Charles Palmer,
dwl NE cor Hyde and Delgardo
Adams James S., (Adams & Butler) dwl E s Lar-
kin nr Turk
Adams John, laborer with Graves & Co., W s Long
Bridge
Adams John, waiter Lick House
Adams John 1?., bootblack with S. W. Lipman &
Bro., 403 Pine
Adams John Q., clerk with William Hayes, dwl
1317 Powell
Adams John Q., U. S. Mail agent S. F. post office
Adams John S., clerk C. P. R. R.
Adams Joseph, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Adams Joseph, soapmaker, dwl 525 Pine
Adams K. F. Mis., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
ADAMS LAWSON S., (of Adams, McNeil & Co.,
Sacramento) office 405 Front, dwl 825 Bush
Adams Mary Jane Miss, nurse, dwl 15 Harrison
Avenue
Adams Nelson, carpenter, dwlNew Franklin House
Adams Nelson B., superintendent Pacific File
Works, 53 Beale, dwl 721 Market
Adams Oscar B. , physician, office and dwl 1120
Howard
Adams Otis, engineer California Planing Mill, dwl
426 Folsom
Adams Otto, dwl 106 Dupont
Adams P. F., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
10 Langton
Adams Q. L., dentist, dwl 1515 Leavenworth
Adams Rhoda, (colored) (widow) laundress, dwl N
s Broadway nr Mason
Adams Richard, teamster, dwl N s Brannan bet
Seventh and Eighth
Adams Robert, baker with Werner &, Co., 20 Bel-
den
Adams Robert, salesman, 116 Sansom, dwl NW cor
Green and Mont
Adams Ross M., hatter, 657 Wash, dwl N W cor
Mont and Green
Adams S., dwl -J2J1 Jackson
Adams Samuel, apothecary, dwl 814 Bush
Adams Samuel J., machinist, dwl 516 Stevenson
Adams W. E.. dwl 411 Sansom
Adams William, caulker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
31 Green
Adams William, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltiue. dwl 331 Green
Adams William H„ barkeeper, 7 Merchant's Ex-
change, dwl 7 Liberty
Adams William H., compositor Evening Bulletin,
•dwl. cor Hyde and Union
Adams William H., porter 205 Front, dwl W s
Guerrero bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Adams William J., (Adams, Blinn Sf Go) res
Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co
Adams William S., stevedore, dwl 421 Folsom
Adams Zabdiel B., salesman, 216 Battery, dwl W s
Filmore bet Eddy and Ellis
ADAMS & BUTLER, (James S. Adams and
Thomas J. Butler) hav and grain, 53 Clav
ADAMS & UTSCHIG, (Isaac Adams and Louis
Utschig ) hairdressing saloon, 6 Summer
Adamson William R. H., bookkeeper, dwl NW cor
Lombard and Leavenworth
Adbarranton John, confectioner, dwl 1114 Stock
Adcock Edwin, varnisher with Goodwin & Co., dwl
36J Tehama
Adcock John T., clerk with Knowland & Doe, dwl
9 Hubbard
Adcock William, porter, 15 Sansom, dwl 56 Tehama
Addison William A., weighmaster Broadway
Wharf, dwl 225 Bush
Addoms Samuel K., salesman with Armes &. Dal-
lam, dwl cor Thirteenth Avenue and N. South
S. F.
Adeleka Joseph, coffee saloon, 727 Pacific
Adelphi Social Club, rooms 232 Sutter
ADELSDORFER BROTHERS, (Zacharias and
Joseph, and Ludwig P. Bormitzer and Max
Frankenihal) importers and jobbers gent's fur-
nishing fjoods, cutlery, etc., 21 and 23 Battery
Adelsdorfer Ernest, bookkeeper, 21 Batterv, dwl 510
Post
Adelsdorfer Joseph, (Adelsdorfer Bros.) res New
York
Adelsdorfer Zacharias, (Adelsdorfer Bros.) res Ba-
varia, Germany
Adelstein Barnet, glazier, dwl 510 Post
Adema William, cooper, dwl cor First and Tehama
Adler Aaron A., salesman, 5 Battery, dwl 1309 Lar-
kin
Adler Alexander, printer with Leo Eloesser, dwl
513 Post
Adler Bar., real estate, dwl 748 Howard
Adler Bernard, clothier, 427 Pacific, dwl 3 Vallejo
court
Adler Charles, bookkeeper, 14 Battery, dwl 4U
Mason
Adler Charles, carpenter, dwl N s Cortland Av nr
Prentiss, Bernal Heights
Adler Charles, clerk. 110 Bush, dwl 415 Eddy
Adler Charles,/ W. & I. Steinhart % Co.) dwl 1309
Larkin '
Adler David, clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
Eleventh nr Folsom
Adler David, meat and vegetables.SE cor O'Farrell
and Stockton, dwl 1049 Howard
Adler Herman, salesman, 119 Bat, dwl 502 Bush
Adler Jacob, boots and shoes, 330 Kearny, dwl NW
cor Bush and Dupont
Adler Julius, solicitor Union Ins. Co., dwl 513 Post
Adler Leopold, ( Schu-erdt & A.) dwl 507 Stevenson
Adler Louis, boots and shoes, 333 East, dwl 22 Clay
Adler Maurice, butcher, 302 Beale, dwl W s Elev-
enth nr Folsom
Adler Moses, salesman, 5 Battery, dwl 1309 Larkin
Adler Solomon, merchant, dwl 23 Taylor
Adlington David M., carpenter, dwl 1125 Kearny
Adlington Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 6:i8^ Mission
Adolph Julius, salesman, 502 Kearny, dwl 727 Clay
Adolphus Henry, physician and druggist, 511 Jack
Adonis Byron, dwl 1016 Stockton
Adrian William, merchant, dwl 629 California
Adrert Adolph R., foreman with F. Koibel & Bros.,
dwl 165 Silver
Adsit L. B. Mrs., dwl 726 Sutter
ADVOCATE, (weekly) office 711 Mission
Aehrs Henry, jeweler with Charles Messeth, dwl
227 Pacific
Aerden James H. Rev., pastor St. Francis Church,
dwl 519 'Green
Aerial Steam Navigation Company, office 623 Mont |
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 113 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
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WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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2ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, (Hartford
Conn.) Fiie, George C. Boardman, Manager,
Henry Carlton, Jr., Agent, office 14 Merchants'
Exchange
2ETNA IRONWORKS, Hanscom &, Co., propri-
etors, SE cor Fremont and Tehama
.Etna Life Insurance Co., (Hartford. Conn.) M. P.
Morse, General Agent, office 504 Kearny
Affenach Isidor, cooper with Jobn P. Meyer, dwl
620 Pacific
Affleck Thomas B., physician, dwl 110 Powell
Afiranchino A. Rev., professor Classics and English
Grammar, St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Affron Sophia, (widow) dwl 915 Howard
<\gan Thomas, laborer Russ House
AGARD, FOULKES & CO., (William B. Agard
inn! Thomas Foulkes) importers and commis-
sion merchants, 4112 Front
\gard William A. T., clerk with Agard Foulkes &
Co., dwl 311 Green
Agard William B., (Agard, Foulkes 8f Co.) dwl
311 Green
Agastiuo Manuel C, hairdresser, bds 116 Jackson
A gazio Jacobi, jeweler with C. F. Mohrig
Ager James E., bookkeeper with Bacon & Compa-
ny, dwl 24 Second Avenue
Ager John E., bookkeeper Mutual Life Insurance
Co.,(N. Y.) dwl "-'4 Second Avenue
Agerd George E., traveler with Mathias Rosen-
shine, dwl Continental Hotel
Agger Peter, boatman, dwl 637 Pacific
Aggers Christopher, drayman with U.S. Drayman,
dwl 409 Jones
Aggers Minnie, (widow) dwl 426 Chestnut, rear
Agnew Albert, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Agnew Gilmore, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
124 Fifth
Agnew John, dwl 508 Jessie
Agnew John, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Agnew John J., fireman San Francisco Gas Co.,
dwl 318 Jessie
Agnew Luke, receiver Omnibus R. R., dwl 211
Seventh
Agnew Patrick, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Agnew Richard, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Agnew Richard, carpenter Lick House, dwl 103
First
Agnew Thomas, superintendent Market Street R.
R., dwl SW cor Valencia and Twenty-second
Agnew Thomas H., printer with Cuddy & Hughes,
dwl International Hotel.
Agostini Louis, watchman Washington Fish Mar-
ket, dwl 515 Merchant
Agrati Giulio C, agent, dwl 820 Washington
Agricultural Park Race Course, James R. Dickey,
manager, Point Lobos Road.
Agst-e Charles, carpenter, dwl 415 Brannan
Agiiayo Antonio, stoekraiser. dwl 754 Washington
Aguirre Peter, hatter with Noriega & Co, dwl 2
Dupont Place
Aguirre Thomas, porter, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy
Ah Long, (Chinese) interpreter with J. M. Shay,
dwl 8 Brooklyn Place
Ahcon John, drayman, cor Natomaand First
Ahearn Henry, laborer, dwl 236 Sutter
Ahem Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 215 Ritch
Ahem James, driver with M. Shawl & Co., dwl
309 Fifth
Ahern John M., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Larkin and Ash
Ahern M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, dwl cor McAllister and Larkin
Ahern Martin, barkeeper, 200 Bush, dwl 519 Sac
Ahern Michael, bootmaker, dwl 25 Lilly
Ahern Owen, tailor with John S. Haud, dwl 1511
Pine
Ahern Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co. dwl 733
Ellis
Ahern Philip, fruits, SW cor Cal and Sansom
Ahern Timothy, blacksmith, dwl 512 Mission
Ahern William, boilermaker, dwl 728 Market
Ahern William, oysterman with W. G. Jones, dwl
151 Natoma
Aherne Patrick, carrier Monitor, 622 Clay
Ahlbom Charles, ( Weidenhofer & A.J dwl 429 Bush
Aiders A- Co., (John Ahlers and Christopher Pos-
ted J groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific and
Taylor
Ahlers J. H. & Co., (F. Bischoff ) groceries and
liquors, SW cor Powell and Vallejo
Aiders John H. (J. H. Ahlers & Co.) dwl SW cor
Powell and Vallejo
Ahlers Richard, clerk with H. S. Nordbruch, 213
Sixth
Ahlers William, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl Decatur nr Bryant
Ahlstrom Frederick, (Frederick Ahlstrom & Co.)
dwl W s Diumm bet Jackson and Oregon
Ahlstrom Frederick & Co., (Augustus Linn) coffee
and liquor saloon, W s Drumm bet Jackson
and Oregon
Ahren Mary, (widow) dwl 551 Stevenson
Ahren Patrick, butcher, dwl E s Boardman Place
nr Brannan
Ahrens Christian, watchmaker aud jeweler, 843
Dupont
Ahrens Henry, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Ahrens Henry, groceries and liquors, 520 Bdwy
Ahrens Henry, groceries and liquors, 600 Third
Ahrens Jacob H., liquor saloon, 218 Commercial,
dwl 508 Vallejo
Ahrnardt August, (Jenning & Ahmardt) dwl 621
Union
Ahumada Joseph M., engraver, 631 Sacramento
Aicher Frank, blacksmith with John G. lis, dwl
618 Stockton
Aigeltinger Leopold, furrier with H. Liebes & Co.,
dwl 1069 Howard
Aiken Andrew, carpenter, dwl N s Greenwich bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Aiken Charles, attorney-at-law, office 34 Montgomi
ery Block, dwl 636 Minna
Aiken Charles H., butcher, dwl S s Broadway be
Van Ness Avenue and Polk
Aiken James, hostler Front Street M. & O. R. R.I
dwl NE cor Bush and Larkin
Aiken John, sailmaker, dwl 1007 Market
AIKEN WILLIAM H., attorney at-law, office 3
Montgomery Block, dwl 636 Minna
Aikin A. S., watches and jewelry, 608 Market
Aiue Frederick, varnish er with Goodwin & Co.
dwl 371 Jessie
Aiuedez Pere, dwl 409 Post
Ainsa James M., warehouse clerk naval office cm
torn house, dwl 305 Lombard
Ainsa Manuel, dwl 305 Lombard
Ainslev James, compositor S. F. News Letter, dv.
1023 Market
Ainslev Matthew, seaman, dwl 210 Vi ashington
\inslev William, painter with John F. Kenned
dwl 1032 Market
Aiuslie John, bootcutter, U. W. M, Boot
Manufacturing Co.
Ainsly Thomas, (Ainsly & Menke ) dwl 10-
Market
Ainsly & Menke, (Thomas Ainsly & Augu
Menke) junk shop, 202 Dupont
Ainsworth Henry, blacksmith with Deacon & Bi
ger, dwl E s Dora bet Harrison and Bryant
Ainsworth Peter, shoemaker, dwl 529 Natoma
Aird Darling, engineer, 47 Beale, dwl 112 First
Aird David! blacksmith, dwl 112 First
Aitken C, dwl 424 Sansom
Aitken Charles II., butcher, 5 Wash, dwl Ss Bdv
bet Polk and Vau Ness Av
Aitken Charles H. Jr., coffee saloon, 329 East, d
S s Bdwy bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Aitken James, (Moynihan $ A.) dwl 308 Sever J
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Marl; I
C. P. VAN aCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
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Aitken James C, machinist with Raffertv & Cald-
well, dwl 308 Seventh
Aitken John F., dairyman with John A. Roy. dwl
San Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Aitken Samuel Mrs., (widow) dwl NW cor Capp
and Twenty-fifth
Aitken Thomas, stevedoi'e, dwl NW cor Pacific
and Davis
Aitkens Robert, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Akerman Benjamin J., deputy U. S. Marshal, dwl
747 Howard
Akin Uriah, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Akinann William, (Meyer <fc A.J dwl SW cor
Drnrfim and Sacramento
ALAMEDA FERRY, Davis bet Pacific and Bdwy
Alaska Coal Co., office 63 Merchant's Exchange
ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO., John F. Miller
Pres., E. Neumann, Secy., office 310 Sansom
ALASKA HERALD, (semi-monthly) office 611
Clay, Agapius Honcharenko, pub and proptr
Alatoube Bernard, rancho, dwl 1414 Kearny rear
Albach Jacob, blacksmith, dwl 222 O' Fan-ell
Albach Peter, carpenter, dwl 222 O'Fan ell
ALBANY BREWERY, Spreckels & Co., proprie-
tors, 71-75 Everett
AlbeeThaddens, seaman, dwl 26 Tehama
Alberidge Danertrio, (Alberto Giovaninni & Co. J
dwl SE cor Broadway and Sansom
Albein Frank, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Albers Albert, painter with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
SW cor Second and Minna
Albers Anton, foreman with Lewis Bros., dwl 446
Minna
Albers August, clerk, 40 California Market, dwl 222
Jessie
Albers Henry, (Gatke $• A.J dwl NW cor Seventh
and Mission
Albers John, blacksmith, dwl 1318 Dupont
Albers Marcus, groceries nud liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Clara, dwl 225 Perry
Albert Charles, longshoreman, dwl 906 Pacific, rear
Albert Lewis, (Lewis Albert & Co. J dwl 148 Tehama
Albert Lewis & Co., (John W. Norton, Jr., and
George Hall J teamsters, pier 1 Steuart
Albertd Charles, cook with Boghiscieh & Brown,
dwl cor Powell and Pacific
Albertson Henry, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltiue
Albertson Joseph A., physician, office and dwl 105
O'Farrell
Albertson William T., scrollsawyer Mechanics Mill,
dwl 716 Mission
Alborilli Antoine, upholsterer with Goodwin &Co.,
dwl 510 Yallejo
Albrecht August, (Schroder & A.) res Sacramento
City
Albrecht John, tailor, 443 Bush
Albrecht John B., clerk with Charles Duveneck,
NW cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Albrecht Joseph, proprietor Broadway Brewery
631 Broadway
Albrecht Richard, bakery aud confectionery, 109
Taylor
Albrecht Rudolph, draftsman City and County Sur-
veyor's office
Alburn Louis, teamster, dwl S s Alley nr Church
Alcaros Valentine, saloon, 522 Broadway
Alcayaga Jose\ groceries and fruits, 529 Broadway
Aid Henry, painter, dwl SW cor Wash and Front
Alden Abbie Miss, furnished rooms, 52 Second
Alden Edgar, photographer with C. E. Watkins,
26 Montgomery
ALDEN RICHARD C, chief clerk Subsistence
Department U. S. A., 703 Market, res Oakland
Alden Samuel B., policeman City Hall, dwl 4 Ber-
nard
Aldeni Augustine, saddler with Stone «fc Hayden,
dwl 524 Vallejo
Alder Gottlieb, waiter Swiss Hotel, dwl 627 Com
Alder Gustavus, seaman North Pac. Trans. Co
S. S. Oriflamme
Aldermann Oscar, policeman City Hall, dwl 217
Third
Aldis Edward, foreman with William F. Burke,
dwl 821 JacksoD
Aldrich F., nurse Alms House
Aldrich George C, upholsterer, SE cor Third aud
Tehama, dwl 217 Third
Aldrich L. Miss, dressmaker, 314 Bush
Aldrich Louis, attornev-at-law, office 338 Mont, res
Oakland
Aldrich William A., merchant, dwl Lick House
Aldridge Robert, laborer S. P. Gas Co
Alemand Lawrence, jeweler with Frontier & Belle-
mere, dwl Mansion House
ALEMANY JOSEPH S., Most Rev. Archbishop
of San Francisco, dwl 628 California
Alers August, physician, (and Alers Jj- BarkanJ
office 722 Mont, dwl J024 Stockton
ALERS & BARKAN. (August Alers and Adolph
Barkan ) proptrs Russian and Turkish baths, 722
Montgomery
Alex Joseph F.*, coffee saloon, 725 Pacific, dwl 12
Union Place
Alexander, (first name refused) dwl 627 Post
Alexander Aaron L., expresswagon, 117 Sansom,
dwl W 8 Gough nr Grove
Alexander Adolph, merchant tailor, 739 Market,
dwl 464 Minna
ALEXANDER BARTON S., Brevet Brigadier
General U. S. A., office 533 Kearny, dwl 30
South Park-
Alexander Charles, cigars, dwl 6 Taylor
Alexander Charles, laborer, dwl To Stevenson
Alexander Charles G., farmer, office 539 Cal
Alexander Charles M., clerk, dwl 503 O'Farrell
Alexander D. & Co., manufacturer cigars, 211 Cal
Alexander David, (D. Alexander & Co.) dwl 570
Minna
Alexander David G., clerk with Cantin & Everett,
dwl 167 Silver
Alexander D. G., carpenter and builder, cor Twen-
ty-first Avenue and K, South S. F.
Alexander D. N.. student, dwl 213 Geary
Alexander E. L., clerk U. S. M. agent S. F. Post
office, dwl Rnss House
Alexander Eli, fruits and vegetables, 18 Metropoli-
tan Market, dwl 344 Fifth
Alexander Eugene, machinist, dwl 232 Jessie
Alexander Flora Mrs., dwl 114 O'Farrell
Alexander George, cooper, dwl 116 Gilbert
Alexander George W., newspaper carrier, dwl 209
Austin
Alexander Israel, jeweler with B. Morris, dwl 1018
Powell
Alexander J., cigars, dwl 506 Market
ALEXANDER J & CO., (Jacob % Leo Ash) im-
porters aud jobbers clothing, X \V cor Battery
aud Bush
Alexander Jacob A., cigars and tobacco, NW cor
Clay and East, dwl 1235 Mission
Alexander James, tailor, dwl 223 Stevenson
Alexander James, tailor, dwl W s Columbia nr
Twenty-fifth
Alexander James, wood and coal, 432 Sixth
Alexander J. B., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 17 Harriet
Alexander Jane, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 50 Everett
Alexander John, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 210 Folsom
Alexander Joseph, (J. Alexander &■ Co. J dwl 319
Ellis
Alexander Joseph D., melter S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, dwl 1016 Green
Alexander Julius, hairdresser, dwl NW cor Mason
and Eddy
Alexander L. L., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sanrom Street, Silk and Velvet Ribbons.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Alexander M. Mrs., dwl 1400 Polk
Alexander Maggie Miss, whipmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 223 Stevenson
Alexander Marks, shoemaker with John G. Werlin,
dwl 548£ Tehama
Alexander Mitchell, clothing dealer, dwl 18 Turk
Alexander M. P. Mrs., dwl 213 Geary
Alexander Philip, hosiery, 34 Sixth
Alexander Robert, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Alexander Robert, shipwright, dwl 167 Silver
Alexander Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 1 Second,
dwl 506 Market
Alexander Samuel, clothing, 146 Stenart
Alexander Samuel O., (S. O. Alexander & Co.)
dwl 125 0'Farrell
Alexander Siegfried, foreman with D. Alexander &
Co., dwl 570 Minna
Alexander Simon, hats and caps, HOOg Dupont, dwl
1125Dupont
Alexander S. O. & Co., (Ah ram Marcus) manufac-
turers and importers clothing, 4 Battery
Alexander Theodore, clerk, dwl 914 Jackson
Alexander W. Rev., President University College,
dwl 213 Geary
Alexander W. F., expressman, cor Clay and Du-
pont, dwl SW cor Gough and Vallejo
Alexander William H., (colored) porter, dwl 1 107
Dupont
Alexis E. Mme., laundress, dwl 409 Sutter
Alferitz Peter, (Dellepiane & Co.) dwl 437 Green
Alford Amasa, lumber surveyor, office with Higgius
& Collins, dwl 533 Mission
Alger James, optician, dwl 1316 Broadway
Algier William, tinsmith, S. F. Gas Co., dwl 429
Bush
Algren John, carpenter, dwl 252 Jessie
Alhambra Building. 325 Bush
Alhambra Hill Mining Co., (White Pine Co., Ne-
vada) office 612 Clay
Alhambra Lodgings, 319 Bush
Alhambra Theater, Thomas Maguire, propr, 325 Bush
Alhers Henry, waiter with William Reil, 531 Fourth
Alisain Francois, cook, 324 Mont, dwl 712 Bdwy
Alitte August, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Alizeri Louis, waiter with Preda &, Co. 504 Clay
Allan George, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks & Backus,
dwl 722 Folsom
Allan John, stcne and seal engraver, 302 Mont
ALLARDT GEORGE F., chief engineer tide land
survey, SW cor Kearny and Clay, res Oakland
Allari Joseph, preserved meats, 52 California Mar-
ket, dwl 7 Belden
Alldack Joseph, (Rohrs & A.) dwl SW cor Bush
ami Devisadero
Alleghany Consolidated G. M. Co., (Sierra Co,
Cal.) office 37 Merchants Exchange
Allen A. C, hairdresser, dwl E s Fillmore bet Post
and Suiter
Alien Addison F. clerk, dwl 263 Third
Allen Adeline F. Miss, dressmaker, 131 Mont
Allen Alexander, watchman Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl cm- North Point and Larkin
Allen Alexander, weaver Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl W s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Allen Alfred D., miner, office 312 Montgomery,
dwl 111 Oak
Allen Albert, laborer Southern Pacific R.R.
Allen Albert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Allen Albert J, foreman stables Market St.R.R., dwl
cor Sixteenth and First Avenue
Allen Alonzo W., patternmaker .(Etna Iron Works,
dwl 112 Silver
Allen Benjamin, merchant, dwl 236 Minna
Allen Catharine, (widow) dwl 305 Mason
Allen Charles, glasscutter with John Mallon, dwl
26 Geary
Allen Charles, florist with E. Allen & Co., dwl 26
Geary
Allen Charles, merchant, dwl 1009 Mission
Allen Charles, teamster, dwl 109 Seventh
Allen Charles, waiter, dwl 156 Clara
Allen Charles, wireworker, dwl Mont House
Allen Charles E., salesman, 5 Front, dwl 26 Second
Avenue
Allen Charles R., clerk with Bellingham Bay Coal
Co., dwl 614 Third
Allen, Clarke & Co., (Gus M. Clarice) subscription
book and patent agents, office 116 Kearny
Allen Curtis C, wireworker and cagemaker, 437
Brannau, dwl 613 Mission
Allen David H, salesman with Gile, Hayes &, Co.,
dwl 1412 Sacramento
ALLEN E. & CO., (Auguste Dukem) Floral De-
pot, 27 Post
Allen Edward, (E. Allen & Co.) dwl 26 Geary
Allen Edward, sawmaker Pacific Saw Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 1303 Montgomery
Allen Edward W.. liquor saloon, 724 Pacific
Allen E. G.. miner, dwl 236 Fifth
Allen Ella Mrs., glovemaker Pacific Glove Factory,
dwl First nr Market
Allen E. S., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 547 Mis-
sion
Allen Esther, (widow) furnished rooms, 223 Minna
Allen Eugene, sawfiler, dwl 75 Clementina
Allen Eugene D., clerk, dwl 826 Greenwich
Allen Eugene K., upholsterer with Mitchell & Bell,
dwl 435 Pine
Allen Franklin, liquor saloon, 726 Pacific
Allen George, laborer, dwl 229 Main
Allen Hannah, (widow) lodgings, 54 Jessie
Allen Henry F., clerk, 202 Cal, dwl 570 Harrison
Allen Henrv H., capitalist, office 106 Leidesdorff,
dwl 1009 Mission
Allen Henry IL, plasterer, dwl NE cor Mission
and Eighteenth
Allen Henry W., bookkeeper with A. S. Iredale,
dwl 565 Mission
Allen Horace, homoeopathic phvsiciau, office and
dwl 314 Bush
Alleu Hugh, nursery aud florist, SW cor McAllister
and Buchanan
ALLEN ISAAC S., secretary San Francisco Be-
nevolent Association, office 10 Webb, dwl 1028
Pine
Allen .lames, ass't engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Allen James, hostler, 921 Sutter, dwl 1316 Larkin
Allen James, laborer, dwl 1316 Larkin, rear
Alleu James, laborer, dwl N s Hunter's Point
Allen James, tailor, dwl 574 Sixth
Allen James E., (colored) steward steamer El Capi-
tan, dwl 1006 Pacific
Allen James M., general agent, dwl 826 Greenwich
Allen Jeremiah, boarding anil lodging, 18 Wash
Allen John, carpenter, dwl 1190 Broadway
Allen John, clerk with William Winckler, dwl NW
cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Allen John, cook Railroad House, NE cor Pacing:
and Sansom
Allen John, drayman with Turner & Harvey, dwl
1203 Montgomery
Allen John, hardware, 735 Pacific, dwl W 8 First
Avenue bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Allen John, moulder, dwl 315 Beale
Allen John, professor music, dwl 1914 Mason
Allen John, seaman, dwl 15 Clara
Allen John, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Allen John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Allen John, seaman bark Fremont, pier 17 Steuart
Allen John, tinsmith, dwl 559 Natoina
Alleu J. W., dwl 124 Sansom
Allen L. Mrs., teacher Tyler Street Primary School,
dwl cor Hyde and O Farrell
Allen Lorenzo D., principal Washington Grammar
School, dwl W s Webster bet Pine and Bush
Allen Lorenzo H., oysters aud clams, dwl W s Long
Bridge
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. V4N SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
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Allen L. S. & Co., ( Daniel 8. Small J shipwrights,
calkers and sparmakers, 8 California
Allen Lucius H.. merchant, office 202 California,
dwl 570 Harrison
Allen Lumber S., (L. S. Allen & Co.) dwl 311
Pine
Allen Mary Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Adella
Jaubert, dwl 4-1 Clementina
Allen Mary, (widow) dressmaker, 866Folsom
Allen Michael, groceries, SW cor Mary and Minna,
and market, 429 Minna
AllenwM. W. & Co., carriage manufacturers, SE cor
Fourth and Silver
Allen Myron W., ( M. W. Allen # Go.) dwl 149|
Silver
Allen N., piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co
Allen Oliver P., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl
1421 Hyde
Allen Peleg C, f Wilde & A.) dwl 164 Jessie
Allen Peter, clerk with Lazard Freres, dwl 858
Mission
Allen Peter H., teamster with J. Schwegerle & Co.,
dwl 549 Fourth
Allen Robert, compositor Monitor, dwl 910 Leav-
enworth
Allen Robert, cook, dwl 26 Sacramento
Allen Robert, laborer with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Allen Robert, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
ALLEN ROE, livery and sale stable, 069 Market
Allen Samuel G., salesman with Murphy, Grant &
Co., dwl 1231 Union
Allen S. Morrison, wheelwright, dwl 614 Taylor
Allen Theodore H., (Theodore H. Allen & Go.)
dwl Lick House
Allen Theodore H. & Co., {Thomas Young) steve-
dores, office Cowell's Wharf
Allen Thomas J., telegraph operator Cosmopolitan
Hotel, dwl 223 Minna
I Allen Thomas W., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
41 Everett
Allen William, carpenter, dwl 617 Mission
Allen William, hostler Front Street M. & O. R. R.,
dwl cor Polk and Pine
Allen William, longshoreman, dwl 2 Green Court
Allen William, machinist Southern Pacific R. R.
Allen William, master mariner, dwl 659 Howard
Allen William, molder Fulton Foundry, dwl 315
Beale
Allen William, scrollsawyer, dwl 34 First
Allen William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Allen William, stevedore, dwl 124 Bernard
Allen William, watchman, dwl SW cor Pine aud
Polk
Allen William Jr., sawyer with Kragen & Geish-
aker, dwl 34 First
Allen William B., commercial reporter Evening
Bulletin, dwl 1010 Powell
Allen William P., barkeeper Cliff House, Point
Lobos Road
Allen William H., attorney at law, office 522 Mont-
gomery, dwl 101 Powell
Allen William H., bookkeeper with McAfee, Spiers
& Co., dwl 565 Mission
Allen William R., dwl 807 Leavenworth, rear
Allen William T.t purser steamer Antelope
Allen W. R., bookkeeper with W. W. Walmsley,
dwl S s Russ bet Howard and Natoma
Allen— See Allyn, Allan, Alline, and Allyne
Alley H. L., purser steamer Nevada, U. S. N. Z. &
A. M. S. S. Line
Alley William H., stevedore, dwl Ns Greenwich
bet Montgomery aud Sansom
Allfish Frederick, seaman, dwl 315 Beale
Allias August, butcher, dwl 15 Railroad Avenue
Allione Francisco, coffee saloon, 1324 Stockton
Allis Philip S., (Ansbro & Co.) dwl SW cor Bush
and Steiner
Allison Charles, machinist Pioneer Foundry, dwl
427 Third
Allison David E., (D. E. Allison 8f Co.) dwl 917
Stockton
ALLISON D. E. & CO., fruit, and produce com-
mission, 309 aud 311 Washington
Allison Frank J., salesman with Braverman &
Levy, dwl 615 Mason
Allison Oscar, porter with Feldbush & Co., dwl
537 Sacramento
Allison Ranch M. Co., office 411 % California
Allison Peter, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Allison Thomas R., bookkeeper A. R. C. Ice Co.,
dwl 718 Battery
Allkire Samuel H.! clerk, dwl 602 Filbert
Allman George, livery and sale stable, 1123 Mission,
dwl 995' Market
Allmayer Max, paperhanger, dwl 902 Clay
Allmaver Michael, painter and paperhanger, dwl
902 Clay
Allpetar Charles, dwl Amherst nr Henry, Uni-
versity Mound Tract
Allsgood Frederick, clerk with H. Lange, dwl 1115
Folsom
Allyn William II., machinist Southern PacilicR. R.,
' dwl 1226 Folsom
Allyne John W., (Allyne & White) dwl SE cor
Gough and Green
ALLYNE & WHITE, (John W. Allyne # Wil-
liam H. White) importers and jobbers oils,
lamps, etc., 121-125 California, and proprie-
tor's Pacific Oil and Kerosene Works, cor
Chestnut and Taylor
Almada Gregorio, mine owner, dwl 24 South Park-
Almeida Manuel, restaurant, 654 Pacific
Almera Frank, seaman, dwl 21 Commercial
Almon David, barrel dealer, dwl E s Geneva bet
Brannan and Townsend
ALMS HOUSE CITY AND COUNTY, San Mi-
guel or Mission Ocean House road, 4j miles
from City Hall
Almy Moses B., salesman with Wilmerding& Kel-
logg, dwl 512 Bush
Alonzo Thomas, cigarmaker, dwl 826 Jackson
Alpen Herman, boatman, dwl 1525 Dupont
Alper William, dwl 16 St. Charles Place
Alpers Charles, teacher music, dwl 1623 Powell
Alpers John, leader Germania musical band, dwl
226 Bush
Alpers Peter, carpenter, dwl 18 Sansom
Alpha Consolidated S. M. Co., office 419 California
Alphonzo Samuel, cigar and tobacco, 1423 Dapont
Alphonse Jean, carpenter, dwl 731 Washington
Alpine Gold Mill & M. Co., (Drytowu, Cat.) office
438 California
Alsing Frederick, candy and fruit, dwl 401 Bryant
Alsop John, umbrellamaker 346 Bush, dwl 336
Bush
Alstrom Frederick, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltme
Alt. Christopher, bootmaker, dwl 608 Vallejo
ALTA CALIFORNIA ALMANAC/flwM/trt/; Fred.
MacCrellish & Co. proprietors, office 529 Cal
ALT A CALIFORNIA BUILDING, 529 California
ALTA CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER, (daily and
weekly) Fred. MacCrellish & Co. proprietors
and publishers, office 529 California
ALTA LODGINGS, Ralston & Cottrell proprietors,
536 Sacramento
Alta Water Co., office 808 Montgomery
Altemus John, bakery, W s Folsom nr Twenty-
second
Altenberg Ernest, bookkeeper with A. S. Rosen-
baum, & Co., dwl 822 Greenwich
Altenberg Rosalie Mrs., cloaks and millinery, 528
Kearny
Altenberg Peter F., merchant, dwl 528 Kearny
Altenbnrg Charles, cook, 228 Kearny
Althof Brothers, ( Theodore and Ernest) Bay Oys-
ter Saloon, 626 Market
Althof Ernest, (Althof Brothers) dwl 622 Market
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Althof Hermann. (Althof S? Bahls) dwl 115 Stock
Altbof John, painter, dwl 210 Minna
Althof Theodore, (Althof Brothers) dwl 5-16 Jessie
Althof & Bahls, (Hermann Althof and J. W. F.
Bahls) bookbinders and blank-book manufac-
turers, 423 Clay
Altaian Charles, machinist with H. R. Josselyn &
Co., dwl "~!07 Post
Altaian Harry, tailor, dwl 7 Miller's Place, rear
Altmark Louis, porter, 18 Battery, dwl 259 Ste-
venson
Altmayer Aaron, ( Einstein Bros. & Co.) dwl 115
Eddy
Altmayer Abraham, (Einstein Bros. & Co.) dwl
334 Eddy
Alton Frank, clerk with Dexter & Co., dwl' 901
Jackson
Altona Gravel M. Co., (Grass Valley) office 28
Merchants' Exchange
Altouter David, branpacker with J. Martenstein &
Co
Altschul Euiil, bookkeeper, 108 Sansom, dwl 736
Vallejo
Altshul Leopold, (Mayjield & Co.) dwl 665 Miss
Altshuler Levi, dry goods, S s Sixteenth bet Val-
encia and Mission
Altube Pedro, (Louis Peres fy Co.) office 526 Mer-
chant
Altrater Francis, porter with A. J. Plate, dwl 30
Eddy
Alvarado Beet Sugar Refinery, Moore Bros, agents,
office NE cor California and Davis
ALVARADO JUAN C, attorney-at law, office 408
California, room 8, res Oakland
Alvarez Antonio, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 1606 Mason
Alvarez Francis, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez &
Co., dwl 7 Pollard Place
Alvarez T. Mrs., dwl 1606 .Mason
Alvea Mann el, stoker, dwl SW cor Drumm and Or-
egon
Alvev Charles \V., stoves and tinware, 911 Kearny,
dwl 1813 Stockton
Alvord Mrs., bakery, 1(137^ Folaom
Alvord Frank, carpenter, dwl 1 037 ^ Folsom
Alvord Henry. U.S. mail agent S.F. post office, dwl
Government House
ALVORD WILLIAM, mayor citv and county,
office 2 City Hall, first floor, dwl 564 Folsom
Amador Co., (Chinese) manufacturers and retail
cigars, 339 Bush
Amador Mining Co., (Amador Co. ) office 410 Mont
Amanus Frank, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Ambler Benjamin, ( Wilson & Co.) dwl SE cor
Mission and Fifth
Ambrose James, poultry, dwl 619 Grove
Ambrose Thomas, sheepraiser, dwl 14 Verona
Place
Ambrosio B., with Prosper May, dwl 37 Sac
Ame Paul, furnished rooms, 919 Clay
Amedee Candle, liarnessmaker with G. Vellitiger,
dwl 409 Post
Amely Rose Miss, laundress, dwl 304 Beale
Amend Charles, packer with Emil Frese, dwl 324
Clay
Amendt Emile, carpenter, dwl 731 Pacific
AMERICAN BREAD CO., (Charles F. Lipman
and John D'Arcy) 833-837 Harrison
AMERICAN CLOCK CO., Henrv Moliueux agent,
520 Market and 19 Sutter
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, Timothy
Sargent proprietor, 319-325 Sansom
American H. & Co., gent's furnishing goods, 614
.Market
American Henry, (H. American & Co.) dwl 405
O'Farrell
American Home Missionary Society, 502 Mont
American Lloyds, (Register Shipping) Amos Noyes
agent, office 406 California
AMERICAN QUICKSILVER COMPANY, {Lake
Co., Cal.J office 318 California
AMERICAN -RUSSIAN COMMERCIAL ICE
COMPANY, D. E. Martin superintendent, office
718 Battery
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY, S. O. Putnam
general agent, office 606 Front
American Sunday School Union, A. Roman & Co.,
agents 11 Montgomery
American Tract Society, Pacific agency, Rev. Fred-
erick E. Shearer, district secretary D. W.^Mc-
Leod, depository 757 Market
Americns Club Room, SW cor Third and Howard
Amerige George, printer, dwl 100 Stockton
Amerman Isaac, (Amerman & Howell) res San
Leandro
Amerman & Howell, (Isaac Amerman and Joseph,
L. Howell) stationery, 624 Montgomery
Ames A., dwl What Cheer House
Ames Benjamin F., teamster with Davis & Cowell,
dwl 541 Stevenson
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, office 620 Washing-
ton, dwl 10 Stanford
Ames F. L. G. Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 1512 Folsom
Ames F. M., salesman with Haynes & Lawton, dwl
1523 Mission
Ames Francis F. B., painter, dwl 14 Bernard
Ames Frederick, clerk, dwl 230 O'Farrell
Ames Frederick F., clerk with Reid & Brooks, dwl
611 Vallejo
Ames George II., discharging clerk P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 1512 Folsom
Ame.- Mary E., (widow) ladies' nurse, dwl 13 Park
Avenue
Ames O. A., seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Ames Octavius, driver Sierra Nevada Ice Co., dwl
261 First
Ames Orville T., agent California File Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl SW cor Tennessee and Solano
Ames Oscar H., painter, dwl 13 Park Avenue
Ames William, seaman, dwl 411 Drumm
Ainey Charles H., bookkeeper, 102 Kearny
Aingott Simon, furniture, 1409 Stockton
Amnion Frank, fruit stand, Broadway Wharf
Amnions D. B., dwl 411 Sansom
Amuer Thomas, foreman iEtna Iron Works, dwl
317 Bryant
Amore Catiello, laborer with Patrizio Marsicano,
223 Drumm
Amos Frederick R., agent Fischbeck & Dyer Soap
Co., office 219 Clay, res Alameda County
Amos George W., porter with Meeker, James &
Co., dwl 640 Howard.
Amos John, silversmith with W. K. Vauderslice &
Co., dwl 810 Montgomery
Amos John T., (Amos A/ Dm-is) dwl 1506 Leav
Amos John T., physician, dwl 506 Miuna
Amos Thomas, boxmaker Union Box Factory, dwl
6 Thompson Avenue
Amos Zacharias, lumber, dwl 536 Ellis
AMOS & DAVIS, (John T. Amos and Mtlo S.
Davis) millwrights and draftsmen, 213 Mis-
sion
Amrine Henry, tailor with Abraham Goldstein, dwl
Sierra Nevada Hotel
Amsbury Thomas, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
AMSTERDAM MARINE BOARD UNDER-
WRITERS, James De Fremery, agent, office
710 Sansom
Amstutz Charles, watchmaker with Cummings &
Sons, dwl '-'17 Montgomery
Amundson August, upholsterer with E. C. Kennedy,
dwl E s Harrison nr Twenty-third
Amy Gustavo L., salesman, 17 Battery, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Auderfuien Charles, patternmaker with John M.
Stockman, dwl 755 Mission
Anderfuren John, tailor, 755 Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO A" DIRECTORY
71
Aiiderfuren William J., patternmaker with John
M. Stockman, dwl 755 Mission
Andersen Andrew, seaman, dwl 20 Sacramento
Andersen Andrew, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Andersen Andrew, stockraiser, dwl 39 Jackson
Andersen August, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Andersen Bruce, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Andersen Charles, seaman, dwl 2(5 Sacramento
Andersen Charles, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Andersen Charles, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Andersen Charles, seaman, dwl Oriental Hotel
Andersen Frederick, cabinetmaker with N. G.
Norden, dwl 249 Bluxome
Andersen Frederick, pictureframer with Snow &
Roos, dwl 49| Ritch
Andersen G. A., night inspector Custom House
Anderseu George, seaman, dwl 10 Jackson
Andersen Jans, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Andersen Joseph, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Andersen L., bookkeeper, dwl 11 Pacific
Andersen L., seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Andersen P. A., seaman, dwl 531 East
Andersen Peter, seaman, dwl 531 East
Anderson A., tanner with Funcke & Wassermann,
dwl NE cor Seventh and Brannan
Anderson A., watchman, dwl 512 Fourth
Anderson Abraham, cabinetmaker, dwl E s Fif-
teenth bet Sanchez and Noe
Anderson Albert, porter, 329 Mont, dwl 528 Com
Anderson Andrew, captain schooner Brilliant, office
34 California
Anderson Andrew, cook with Hans Jacobson, dwl
S s Pacific bet Kearny and. Dupont
Anderson Andrew, deckhand stm Pioneer, Jack-
son Street Wharf
Anderson Andrew, deck hand stm Reform, Jack-
son Street Wharf
Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon and boarding, 250
Spear
Anderson Andrew, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Anderson Andrew, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Anderson Andrew, seaman, dwl 104 Stewart
Anderson Andrew, seaman hark Legal Tender, 27
Market
Anderson Andrew, seaman hark Northwest, pier 1
Stewart
Anderson Andrew, special policeman, dwl 349 Te-
hama
Anderson Andrew P., carpenter, dwl 252 Clementina
Anderson Antonio, with S. F. Laundry Association,
dwl NW cor Filmore and Turk
Anderson Augustus, pressman, dwl 3 Hardie Place
Anderson C. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 29 Turk
Anderson Charles, clerk with John J. Phelen, dwl
769 Market
Anderson Charles, collector, dwl 916 Vallejo
Anderson Charles, laborer, dwl 523 Minna, rear
Anderson Charles, laborer, dwl NE cor Howard
and Spear
Anderson Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Anderson Charles, longshoreman, dwl 106 Wash
Anderson Charles, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Anderson Charles, mariner, dwl 13 Frederick
Anderson Charles, seamau, dwl 19 Commercial
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
Anderson Charles, .seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Anderson Charles A., Harris' sample rooms, 432
California, dwl 266 Minna
Anderson Charles C, messenger Cal P. R. R., dwl
616 California
ANDERSON CHARLES D., commission mer-
chant, 403 Davis, dwl W s Ninth nr Market
Anderson Charles E., watchman, dwl 2109 Jones
Anderson Charles G., deckhand, dwl 103 Sac
Anderson Christian, bath man with F. Zeile, dwl
528 Pacific
Anderson David, watchmaker, dwl 1117 Kearny
Anderson Edward, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Anderson Edward, seaman, dwl 41)9 Drumm
Anderson Edward E., tailor with G.Abraham, dwl
1021 Third
Anderson Ellen L., widow, dwl 428 Chestnut, rear
Anderson Erasmus, tanner, dwl N s Brannan bet
Seventh and Gilbert
Anderson Eric, watchman stm Pioneer, Jackson
Street Wharf
Anderson Frances, widow, (furnished rooms,) 323
Sutter
Anderson Frank, laundrvman with S. F. Laundry
Ass'n, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Anderson Frank P., special policeman, dwl 818
Pacific
Anderson Frederick, blacksmith with Barz & Suhl,
dwl 26 Sacramento
Anderson Frederick, framemaker with Snow &Roos,
dwl NW cor Green and Hyde
Anderson Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Anderson Gabriel, clerk with Say ward & Fonda,
dwl 320 Stockton
Anderson George A., night inspector CustomHouse,
dwl 103 Perry
Anderson Hector, laborer with Card & Woods, 67
California Market
Anderson Henry, laborer, dwl N s Twenty Fifth
nr Castro
Anderson Henry, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Anderson Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Anderson Heury A., pressman with S.F. Co-operat-
ive Printing Co.. dwl 3 Hardie Place
ANDERSON HENRY,' C, oysters, 45 Washington
Market, dwl 917 Greenwich
Anderson Henry W., woodcarver, dwl W s Mis-
sion bet Twenty Fourth and Twenty Fifth
Anderson Hugh, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearnv
Anderson J., merchant, dwl 320 Kearny
Anderson James, apprentice Union Box Factory,
dwl 15 Second
Anderson James, laborer, dwl 51 Natoma
Anderson James, laborer Swain's Bakery, 636 Mkt
Anderson James, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory
Anderson James, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Anderson James, (Anderson &. Randolph) dwl 169
Minna
Anderson James H., bookkeeper with Hey wood &
Harmon, dwl 9 Laurel Place
Anderson James W., machinist Enterprise Mills,
dwl 134 Fcdsom
Anderson James W. Jr., jeweler with Huhash &
Kutz, dwl 169 Minna
Anderson Jane, (widow) fancy goods, 1215 Kearny
Anderson John, builder, dwl 17 Fourth
Auderson John, cook, dwl 103 Sacramento
Anderson John, laborer with Edward Kennedy, res
Brooklyn
Auderson John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Anderson John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Anderson John, lumberman, dwl SE cor Market
and East
Anderson John, mate hark Geu. Cohb, pier It
Stewart
Anderson John, painter, dwl 14 Brook
ANDERSON JOHN, proprietor Ocean House, 407
and 409 Drumm
Anderson John, real estate, office 622 Clay, dwl
De Haro nr Solano
Anderson John, restaurant, 783 Market
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Anderson John, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Anderson John, seaman brig Hidalgo, pier 9 Steuart
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Anderson John, seaman schooner Meldon, Wash St
Wharf
Anderson John, stevedore Black Diamond Coal
M. Co., dwl 51 Natoma
Anderson John Jr., captain schooner Iuo, dwl 335
Bryant
Anderson John A., commission merchant, dwl 639
Vallejo
Anderson John M., wood and coal, 818 Mission, dwl
29 Turk
Anderson John P., laborer with Joseph W. Winans,
dwl 926 Clay
Anderson Jonathan D., carpenter, dwl W s Illinois
ur Napa
Anderson Joseph, gardener, dwl San Jose Road nr
Six-Mile House
Anderson Joseph D.. books and stationery, 118
Fourth, dwl 748 Folsom
Anderson Julius, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Anderson Julius, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Kearny
and Clay, and 130 Kearny
Anderson Lars, laundry, dwl 1313 Jackson
Anderson Lochran C, molder Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 37 Tehama
Anderson Louis, carpenter, dwl 107 Leidesdorff
Anderson M. A., teacher music, dwl Joues Place
nr Bryant
Anderson Margaret, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 589
Market
Anderson Margaret E. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 15 Sec
Anderson Maria, (widow) dwl 713 Howard
Anderson Mary, (widow) real estate, dwl S s Moul-
ton Place nr Mont
Anderson Neal T., stevedore, dwl W s Sansom bet
Green and Union
Anderson Nels, carpenter, dwl 56 Natoma
Anderson Niles E., steamboat captain, dwl 10 Oak
Avenue
Anderson Oliver, seaman, dwl W s Seventh bet
Brannan and Townsend
Anderson Oliver, tanner, dwl S s Bran nr Seventh
Anderson Olof, carpenter ship Lookout, Rincon Wf
Anderson Peter, bagsewer with J. &. P. N. Hauna,
dwl NW cor Jackson and Driimm
Anderson Peter, cabinetmaker with Luchsinger &
Son, dwl SE cor Seventh and Market
ANDERSON PETER, (colored) editor and pro-
prietor Pacific Appeal, office 511 Sansom, dwl
15 Pinckney Place
Anderson Peter, mate stm Reform, dwl 409 Drumm
Anderson Peter, seaman, dwl 238 Stewart
Anderson Peter W., (Anderson & Irving) dwl 713-
Bush
Anderson Pierre A., packer with Eberhart & Lach-
man, dwl 924 Folsom
Anderson Ralph, helper Neptune Irou Works, dwl
•28 Minna
Anderson Richard, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Anderson Robert, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Anderson Robert, clerk with Henry Lund, dwl 33
Jessie
Anderson Robert, laborer, dwl 42 Ecker
Anderson Robert, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Anderson Robert H., longshoreman, dwl 15 Fred-
erick
Anderson Simon, clerk, 737 Jackson, dwl 1814
Mason
Anderson T., laborer Carmen Island Salt Works
Anderson Thomas, dwl What Cheer House
Anderson Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
ANDERSON THOMAS, Empire Coal Yard, 737
Jackson, and President Mutual Provident As-
sociation, dwl 410 Eddy
Anderson Thomas, laborer, dwl 116 Tehama
Anderson Thomas, laborer, dwl 320 Beale
Anderson Thomas, Riggers and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Anderson Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Anderson T. W., plumber witli David Bush, dwl
539 O'Farrell
Auderson Walter B., local policeman, dwl 4 Vir-
ginia Place
Anderson W. B., wagoumaker, 770 Mission, dwl
120 Fourth
Anderson William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Anderson William, clerk New Zealand and Austra-
lia Mail Line, dwl 33 Jessie
Anderson William, engineer, dwl 32j Freelon
Anderson William, engineer San Francisco Cordage
Factory, dwl Ws Indiana nr Sierra
Anderson William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
&Co.
Anderson William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Anderson William B>, clerk with H. B. Tichenor &
Co., dwl 335 Bryant
Anderson William H., shipcalker, dwl 311 Har
Anderson William H. A. B., (colored) porter, 206
Mont, dwl 16 Scott Place
Anderson William R., barkeeper, 31 Pacific
Anderson William R., clerk and extramau Hook
& Ladder Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl 7 Bagley
Place
Anderson William S., cashier U. S. N. Z. &, A. M.
S. S. Line, dwl 10 Moss
ANDERSON & IRVING, (Peter Anderson and
Samuel Irving) gents furnishing goodB, 219
Montgomery
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, (James Anderson
and William C. Randolph) w.itches, jewelr^,
diamonds, etc., 112 Montgomery
Andes Louis, waiter, dwl SW cor Fourth and Berry
Andizejeski John, butcher with Newman & Stroubl,
dwl 704 Battery
Andlauer Jacob, cabinetmaker with J. F. & H. H.
Sehafer, dwl 409 Third
Andornetti John, woodcarver,dwl 28 O'Farrell, rear
Andornetti Joseph, clerk, 76 California Market, dwl
28 O'Farrell, rear
Andrade Evaristo, ( Andrade & Gonzalez) dwl 9
Auburn
Andrade Guillermo, (Gaxiola & Andrade) dwl 419
Bryant
ANDRADE & GONZALEZ, (Evaristo Andrade
and Edward Gonzalez) editors and proprietors
El Hispano Americano, office 603 Wash
Andre Antonio, cook, dwl 116 Jackson
ANDREI ADOLFO, physician, office 8 Breuham
Place, Frank Building, dwl 317 First
Andres Chris, musician California Theater, dwl
345 Jessie
Andres John P., clerk with A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
dwl 13 Geary
Audresen Bros., (Christian and John) carriage-
makers and blacksmiths, 607 Battery
Andresen Christian, (Andresen Jims. I res Oakland
Audresen John, (Andresen Bros.) res Oakland
Andresen Peter, cutler with Samuel Figel, dwl 639
California
Andresson John, dwl 6 Ridley
Andrew Alexapder, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Andrew Herman, carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl 535 Howard
Andrew Lewis, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Andrews Amasa B., merchandise accountant Cus-
tom House, dwl 932 Mission
Andrews Charles, boxmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl cor Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Andrews Charles, steward, dwl 22 John
Andrews Charles, (colored) steward, dwl S37 Bdwy
Andrews Charles A., woodturner, dwl 84] Mission
Andrews Charles R., gilder with Snow & Roos,d\vl
1323 Stockton
Andrews Elizabeth, (wiiow) dwl 1601 Pacific
Andrews Ellen, (willow) dwl 1208 Pacific
Audrews Edward O., (Andrews S,- FaneherJ dwl
230 Kearny
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
Audrews Frederick J., carpenter California Planing
Mill, dwl Treat Avenue nr Twenty-second
Andrews G. 1)., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Andrews George, bookkeeper with William B.
Hooper, dwl Nucleus Hotel
Andrews George, liousepainter with Frost & Rich-
ards, dwl 313 Harrison
Andrews George, longshoreman, dwl 1110 Battery
Andrews George B., driver Front St.M. and O.R.R.
Andrews Hann ill, (widow) lodgings, NE cor Sec-
ond and Market
Andrews Henry, gatekeeper Woodward Gardens,
dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-third
Andrews Henry H, captain steamer Princess, dwl
65i2 Wash
Andrews James, laborer, dwl N s Fourteenth nr P,
South S. F.
Andrews J. B., purser California Pacific R. R. Co.
steamer Sacramento
Andrews Jeremiah, fireman steamer Amador, dwl
SE cor Montgomery and Vallejo
Andrews John B., barnessmaker, dwl W s Bartlett
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Andrews John, teamster, dwl S s Mariposa nr Ar-
kansas
Andrews John B., bricklayer, dwl N s Indiana nr
Sierra
Andrews John C, barnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 223 Stevenson
Andrews John H., laborer, dwl NW cor Hayes and
Van Ness Avenue
Andrews John R., signpaiuter, 412 Pine, dwl 1313
Sacramento
Andrews Nancy H., (widow) dwl S s Bush bet
Laguna and Buchanan
Andrews Oliver, market, 157 Second, dwl 62 Na-
toma
Andrews Richard, stevedore, dwl S s Alta bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Andrews Thomas, painter California Theater
Andrews Thomas J., malster, dwl 436 Branuan
Andrews T. N. , carpenter, dwl 721 Brannan
Andrews William, stonecutter, dwl NW cor Clin-
ton and Townsend
Andrews W. Dtis, dwl 22 First Avenue
Andrews & Fancher, (E. O. Andrews and Charles
H. Fancher Jr.,) butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 23
Occidental Market
ANDROS MILTON, attorney-at-law, office 18 U.S.
Court Building, dwl 649 Howard
Andrus Jesse B., purser steamer Yosemite, dwl SE
cor Taylor and Geary
Andrus Thomas J., compositor Figaro, dwl W s
Mason bet Pacific and Broadway
Andrzejowski J. William, carrier S. F. post of-
fice, dwl 702 Bush
Anduin Charles, porter, 517 Sacramento, dwl 1217
Dupont
Angel Andrew J., butcher, 1 St. Charles Place
Angel Moses, tailor. 110 Pacific
ANGEL MYRON, agent White Pine News, office
432 Montgomery
Angel Philip, expresswagon, dwl 815 Union
Angeli J. & Co., (Richard Braeg and E. M.
Frank), importers and wholesale licpuors, 211
and 213 California
Augelis August, tinsmith with Martin Prag, dwl 730
Clementina
Angelis Theodore, teacher music, dwl 1623 Powell
Angelius Oiederich, driver Albany Brewery, dwl
756 Howard
Angeli Horace B., {Angeli, Palmer & Go.) dwl
11 Clementina
Angeli J. M., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
ANGELL JONATHAN W., apothecary, NW cor
First and Folsom, dwl 24 Oak Grove Avenue
ANGELL, PALMER & CO., (Horace B. Angeli
and Cyrus Palmer), proprietors Miners' Foun-
dry, 247-257 First
Angeli William C, physician, office NW cor Turk
and Folsom, dwl 506 Folsom
Angelo Raymo (Angelo $? Banlz), dwl Ss Union
nr Jones
Angelo & Bailtz, (Raymo Angela and Leon Bautz)
dealers bottled ale, porter and cider, 607 San
Angerer Charles, bootmaker, dwl 225 Seventh
Angh Kee &. Co., {Chinese) merchants, 7:iS Sac
Angius J. D., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Anglen Frederick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Anglin Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Bryant bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty fifth * .
Anglin Thomas, laborer, dwl 721 Minna
ANGLO-CALIFORNIA LAND RECLAMA-
TION CO., office 45 and 46 Mont Block
Angney L. J., dwl Portsmouth House
Angus John A., weaver, dwl N s North Point nr
Van Ness Avenue
Angus William O., weaver, dwl N s North Point nr
Larkin
Aukele George, tanner with Funcke & Wasserman,
dwl 626 Brannan
Ankner Cris, assistant property master Metropolitan
Theater, dwl Government House
Annis Edward, tailor, 235 Sutter
Annis James, carpenter, dwl 783 Folsom
Annis Samuel, foreman with Green & Searle, dwl
1329 Sansom, rear
Annis William, cattle drover, dwl 327 Bryant
Ansbro Thomas, (Anshro & Co.) dwl 431 Bran
ANSBRO & CO., (Thomas Anshro, Philip S.
Allis and Henry Johnson) detectives, office
411^ California
Ansburg B. & Co., (Adam Jack) , butchers, NE cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Ansburg B., (B. Ansburg & Co.) dwl NE cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Anschel Levi, tailor, 204 Commercial
Ansel Philip, soap dealer, dwl 815 Union
Anselm George, baker with Louis Valeute, dwl 216
Broadway
Anselm Otto, clerk, Headquarters Mil. Div. Pac,
703 Market
Ausiglioni Henry, real estate, dwl 523 Pine
Anson Patrick F., painter with Wasou & Morris,
dwl N s Pacific nr Polk
Anson William, paper> banker with George W.
Clark, 333 Pine
Anspacber Abraham, real estate, dwl 808 Geary
Ansvatigui M., laundryman with S. F. Laundry
' Ass'n, dwl NW cor"Filmore and Turk
Anthes Frederick, musician, dwl 7 Clairville Place
Antbes & Fleiscbman, (Peter Anthes ami Charles
FleischmanJ, hair dressing saloon, 315 Kearny
Antbes Peter, (Anthes # Fleischmam,) dwl So-
phie Terrace
Anthony Abram, pedler, dwl 123| Shipley
Anthony Abraham, shoemaker with Marks & Lev-
insky
Anthony Albert G., physician, office and dwl 128
Kearny
Anthony Edward T.,fE. T. Anthony & Co.) dwl
124'Oak
Anthony E. T. & Co., repackei'S, 321 Sacramento
ANTHONY GEORGE W., real estate agent and
general broker, office and dwl 417 Bush
Anthony Henry, shoemaker, dwl 51 Natoma
Anthony Henry A., barkeeper with J. Prinz, dwl
51 Second
Anthony Herman, junkdealer, dwl 769 Bryant
An/hony Joseph, mattrassmaker, dwl 12 Natoma
Anthony Richard M., bookkeeper with William
Shermau & Co., 606 Montgomery
Autlour Jacob, carpenter, dwl 409 Third
Antoine John, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Antoine John, musician, dwl S s Dupont Alley
Antoine Joseph, dairyman, dwl N s Cortland Av
nr Prospect Av, Bernal Hights
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [A] DIRECTORY
Antoue Joseph, driver, dwl 532 Broadway
Antonelli Pierre, gardener, Bay View
Antonio Guiseppe, barkeeper, dwl 536 Bdwy
Antonio Joan, farmer, dwl SW corDrummandOr-
egon
Antonio Jose\ cook, bds 116 Jackson
Antunovich «fe Russell, (Florio Antunovich and
Joint Tilts sell) coffee saloon, 403 East
Antunovich Florio, (Antunovich & Russell) dwl 712
Green
Antunovich Nicholas, coffee saloon, SW cor East
Commercial
Antz Henry, meat market, 901 Larkin
Apel John, architect, office 608 Sac, dwl 832 Folsom
Apel's Building, 410 Kearny
Apholdl Bernhard, cooper, dwl 39 Jackson
Apholk Hermau B., cooper, dwl Fifth Avenue,
South S. F.
APOTHECARIES' HALL, Benjamin B. Thayer
manager, SE cor New Mont and Market
Appel Frank, baker, dwl Pinckney Place, rear
Appel X., proptr Pallas Saloon, 417 Kearny
Appel Simon, tailor, dwl 303 Third
Appell John C, cabinet maker with Bryant, Strahan
& Co., dwl SW cor Main and Mission
Appiarius Henry, clerk with Chris. C. Butt, dwl
Pine bet Stockton and Powell
Appiarius William, driver with Goetjen &, Co
Apple Sarah Mrs., fancy goods, 204 Kearny, dwl
566 Minna
Apple Wolf, merchant, office 204 Kearny, dwl 566
Minna
Applebee Hawley, teamster, pier 1 Steuart, dwl
Farren Avenue
Applebv Charles M., fireman California Planing
Mill, dwl 123 Spear
Appleby Thomas, nursery man and florist, NE cor
Alabama and Twenty-second
Applegarth Edward, mining, office 302 Mont, res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co
Applegate J. Henry Jr., bookkeeper with J. H. Car-
many & Co., dwl 204 Lombard
Applegate , John J., bookkeeper Standard Soap Co.
dwl 22 Oak Avenue
APPLEGATE JOSIAH H, attorney-at-law, office
729 Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
Applegate Uriah, carbuilder with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl Steinmann's Hotel
Appleton Abraham, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 154 Natoma
Appleton Abraham, porter with Buckingham &
Hecht. dwl 135 Natoma
Appleton Thomas Jr., superintendent Mission & Pa-
eific Woolen Mills, dwl W s Folsom bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Appleton Weller, dealer tobacco, dwl 504 Eddy
Appo Junius B., porter North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S.
S. John L. Stephens, dwl W s Railroad Avenue
bet Eleventh and Twelfth, South S. F.
Apps William, furnished rooms, 720 Market
April Nicholas, steward, 519 Sacramento
Apwold Herman B., seaman bark Legal Tender,
27 Market
Arago & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 767
Clay
Aran J. G., caulker with P. M. S. S. Co
Arata Bartolemo, liquor saloon and restaurant, 5
Clay
Arata David; vegetable dealer, dwl E s Ohio ur
Broadway
Arata Felicia Miss, dressmaker, 533 Vallejo
Arata Francisco, boarding, 14 Union Place ,
Arata Nicolo, shoemaker, dwl 14 Union Place
Arata Peter, laborer with Domingo Ghirardelli
Arbogast Frederick, upholsterer with Frank G.
Edwards, 628 Clay
Arbogast George, dwl 708 Leavenworth
Arbondin Henry, manufacturer smoking tobacco,
1626 Stockton
Arbuckle Henry, ( Arbuckle & Reynolds) dwl E 8
Natoma bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Arbuckle & Reynolds, ( Henry Arbuckle and T.
W. Reynolds) groceries and liquors, NE cor
Sixteenth and Howard
Archbald John, secretary, dwl 1312 Powell
Archer E., (widow) laundress, dwl 49 Louisa
Archer William, machinist Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 415 Filth
Archey Annie, (colored) (widow) dwl 27 John
Archibald James G., driver N.B.&M.R.R., dwl 317
Tehama
Archibald Jesse G., driver N.B.&M.R.R., dwl
312 Tehama
Archibald P. L., receiver Central R.R., dwl 421
Sixth
Archibald William, saloon, NW cor First and Stev-
enson, dwl 28 First
Archimandritoff H, captaiu bark Cyaue, H. K. &.
Co., 312 Sansom
Arcos John, restaurant, 525 Broadway
Ardrey Agnes Miss, dressmaker, dwl 6 Mont
Arees John P., (A. Draycur fy Co.) dwl 2 Graham
Place
Arellano Ignacio, bootblack with Adam Grimm,
Lick House
Arena A., saddle maker, dwl 107 Chambers
Arens Gertrude, (widow) shiitfinisher, 563 Howard
Areuts Edward, barkeeper, dwl 749 Market
Arentson John, shoemaker with Louis Adler, 333
East
Areskog Gustav, ( Areskog &,• Challman) dwl 819
Kearny
Areskog & Challman, (Gustav Areskog- and An-
drew Challman) liquor saloon, 819 Kearny
Arey John, mate ship Germania, Rincon Wharf
Arey Robert B., master mariner, dwl 311 Biannan
Arey Walter W., proprietor California Bellows
Manufactory, 32 Fremont, and bookkeeper, 118
Battery, dwl 6 Vassar Place
Arfort John B., wagonmaker, 218 Post, dwl 509
Fulton
Argall John, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl 566
Howard
Argenti Julio, varieties, W s Mission bet Tweuty-
Fifth and Twenty-sixth
Argenti Tullio, marbleworker, dwl Mission bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Argyle Henrietta, (widow) nurse, dwl 417 Sutter
Arjo Manuel, dwl NE cor Polk and Broadway
Ailing Isaac S., weighmaster C. P. R. ft., dwl S s
King nr Third
Arlington House, Mrs. C. M. Gillen proprietress,
127 Kearny
Arlington Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl Irving House
Arlington Mary E. Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove
Factory, dwl 23 Minna
Arlota Rita, (widow) dwl 12 Virginia Place
Armaiid L., tailor, dwl 519 Sacramento
Armann Edward, hairdresser with Montgomery
Baths Co., dwl N s Everett, nr Fourth
Armas Jose F., laborer, bds llti Jackson
Armbruster Julius, jeweler with California Jewel-
ry Co., dwl 925 Washington
ArmerMax, (Kullman & A.) dwl 631 O'Farrell
Armer Robert, laborer, dwl 5 Washoe Place
Armer Thomas, cook, 520 Cal, dwl 5 WaHhoe Place
Armes C. W., (Armes <fc Dallam) res Oakland
Armes George W., (Armes Sf Dallam) res Oak-
land
Armes Moses, night inspector Custom House, dwl
137 Montgomery.
Amies Richard D., clerk- dwl 137 Montgomery
ARMES & DALLAM, (C. \Y. & George W.
Armes and Richard)). Dalltnit I nianut'actufers
tubs and pails, 22 and 24 California, and im-
porters wood and willow ware and manuf's
brooms, 215 and 217 Sacramento
Armon Isidor; teacher music, dwl 47 Clementina
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO [A" DIRECTORY
75
ARMORY BLOCK, NW cor New Montgomery
and Howard
ARMORY HALL, 134 Fourth
ARMORY HALL BUILDING, 502 Montgomery
Armstrong Abraham, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Armstrong Abraham, seaman ship Lookout, Rincon
Wharf
Armstrong Bart. H., painter, dwl 18 Sansom
Armstrong Carrie Miss, actress Bella Union The-
ater
Armstrong C. C, carpenter II. C. League, 128
Kearny
Armstrong Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Armstrong Christopher, clerk with J. W. Sullivan
Armstrong Christopher, clerk, dwl 1018 Folsom
Armstrong I). & Co., (Nathaniel Moore) gents'
furnishing goods, 571 Market
Armstrong Daniel, clerk, 317 California, dwl 726
Clementina
Armstrong David, commission merchant, dwl 522
O'Farrell, rear
Armstrong David, (D. Armstrong <!j* Go.) dwl SE
cor Third and Hunt
Armstrong Dennis, salesman, 628 Market, dwl 7
Morse
Armstrong Francis, porter with Rockwell, Coye
& Co., dwl 7 Nuuan's Avenue
Armstrong Frank, cook, dwl 531 East
Armstrong Frank, steward schooner Meldon, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Armstrong George D'Arcy, attorney at law, office
430 California, dwl 24 Stockton"
Armstrong Henry, painter, dwl 541 Natoma
Armstrong James, engineer with City Paving Co.,
dwl 12* Harriet
Armstrong James, gardener, dwl S s Fair Avenue
nr Mission
Armstrong James, stoves and tinware, 240 Sixth
Armstrong James B., comedian, dwl 815 Clay
Armstrong Joanna, (widow) dwl cor Henrietta and
Buena Vista, Bernal Hights
Armstrong John, engineer Steamer Newbern, dwl
153 J Second
Armstrong John, laborer, dwl N s Tyler bet Leav-
enworth and Jones
Armstrong John, plasterer, dwl 111 Clementina
Armstrong John, Jr., reporter Morning Call, dwl S
s Eiie nr Mission
Armstrong John G., cooper with Cutting & Co.,
dwl 247 Fourth
Armstrong John H., lather, dwl 245 Clara
Armstrong John J., lather, dwl 245 Clara
Armstrong John S., (Moore 8? A.) dwl 5 Latham
Place
Armstrong Matthew, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Armstrong Marietta, dwl 115 Ellis
Armstrong Martin, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Armstrong Robert, capitalist, dwl 718 Union
Armstrong Robert, carpenter H C. League, 128
Kearny
Armstrong Robert, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Armstrong Robert, laborer with Graves & Co., W
s Long Bridge
Armstrong Robert, (Fagerkrantz fy A.) dwl 1707
Dupout
Armstrong Samuel C, salesman, 309 Montgomery,
dwl 564 Bryant
Armstrong Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Armstrong Thomas C, messenger Bamber & Co.'s
Express, res Haywards
Armstrong Truman B., tinsmith with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 924 Stockton
Armstrong William, grainer with Hopps & Sons,
dwl S s Eighteenth bet Mission and Capp
Armstrong William H., clerk U. S. Medical Di-
rector, 703 Market, dwl 617£ McAllister
Armstrong William H., seaman, dwl 22 Mission
Armstrong William J., clerk with S. Mosgrove &
Co., dwl 318 Jessie
Arnaud Albert, groceries and liquors, 214 Post, dwl
2 Chelsea Place
Arnaud Paul, upholsterer, dwl 44 Clara
Arnaud Peter, boxmaker with Benjamin F. Gil-
man, dwl Willow nr Valencia
Arneson Torin, laborer, dwl 1432 Stockton, rear
Arnest John M., artist Cosmopolitan Art Gallery,
dwl 523 Kearny
Arnheini Gustave S., salesman, 8 Steuarr,
Arnheim Julius S., clerk with Samuel S. Arnheim,
NW cor Fourth and Mission
ARNHEIM SAMUEL S., apothecary, NW cor
Fourth and Mission, and stationery and tobacco,
8 Steuart
Arnheim Saul, clothing, 361 Pacific
Arnheim William S., jeweler, dwl 8 Steuart
Arnhold Hugo, salesman, 223 California
Arnold , teamster, dwl 216 Stevenson
Arnold Alexander, furs, dwl 2526 Bush
Arnold Ames, teamster, 101 Market, dwl E s Fair
Oaks nr Twenty-third
Arnold Amos E., watchman with Kimball Manu-
f'ng Co., dwl NW cor Fourth and Brannan
Arnold Anna, (widow) dwl 169 Perry
Arnold A. S., merchant, office 116 Kearny, dwl N s
Bush bet Scott and Devisadero
Arnold Austin, bookkeeper with Marcus C. Hawlcy
& Co., dwl 410 O'Farrell
Arnold B. C, wholesale hog butcher, M Street S. F.
Arnold B. F. K, salesman, 7 San, dwl 720 Geary
Arnold Casper, hatter with Edward Stapleton, dwl
Tittel's Row
Arnold Charles B., clerk with Bowen Bros. 434
Pine
Arnold Cyrus, (Card & A.) dwl 410 Kearny
Arnold D. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 31 Eddy
Arnold Edson, butcher, dwl E s Howard bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Arnold Eldridge P., books, stationery and period-
icals 427 Kearny, dwl 822 Filbert
Arnold Ferdinand D., butcher, dwl 43 Tehama
Arnold Francis W., cooperage, 708 Front, dwl 519
Octavia
Arnold Frederick, pressman Alta Job office, dwl 1314
Kearny
Arnold Frederick, watchmaker, dwl 338 Bush
Arnold G. C, teacher, dwl 430 Geary
Arnold J. C, author, BuckLey's Varieties
Arnold John, mariner, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-
third
Arnold John F., expresswagon and a^ent Hucks'
& Lambert's axle grease, 324 Jackson, dwl 1503
Leavenworth
Arnold Joseph, shademaker with Fried & Besse,
dwl 304 Minna
Arnold Lewis, compositor Evening Bulletin
Arnold Lewis L., commission merchant, dwl 515
Minna
Arnold Louis, grocer, dwl NE cor Vallejo and
Powell
Arnold Marcus P., salesman with E. F. Arnold,
dwl 822 Filbert
Arnold Noah S., salesman with California Type
Foundry Co., dwl 918 Capp
Arnold Otto, messenger London & S. F. Bank,
dwl 725 Pine
Arnold P., boxmaker, dwl 7 Willow Avenue
Arnold Philip E., mining, dwl 221 O'Farrell
Arnold Rudolf, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Arnold Rnfus, teamster, dwl 2014 Folsom
Arnold Thomas C, clerk, dwl 1188 Broadway
Arnold Thomas J., engineer State Harbor Commis-
sioners, office 414 Mont, res Oakland
Arnold W. A., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Amot Nathaniel D., manager Vulcan Iron Works,
dwl 1514 Pine
Arnot Nathaniel D. Jr., secretary Central R. R.
116 Taylor, dwl 1514 Pine
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Arnstein Eugene, (Stein, Simon & Go.) dwl 507
Lombard
Arold John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Aron Joseph, ( Weil & Co.) dwl SE cor Sutter and
Van Ness Avenue
Aronson Arnold, cutter S. F. Shoe Factory, dwl
3 Munroe
Aronson Evan, cook, dwl 531 East
Aronson G. & Co., pawnbrokers, 110 Kearny
Aronson George, (G. Aronson & Co.) dwl 299
Clementina
Aronson Nathan, clerk with James & Peckerman,
dwl N s Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell
Aronson Sigmond, peddler, dwl 3 Munroe
Aronson Sigmand, salesman, 4 Kearny, dwl 783
Market
Aronstein Adolf, physician, office 216 Kearny, dwl
417 Post
Arp Peter, stonecutter, dwl 423 Bush
Arper Thomas, millwright with F. Korbel & Bros.,
dwl 559 Bryant
Arrambid John B., butcher, dwl 600 Jones
Arresren Harry, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Arrington M. L. Mrs., dwl 729 Bush
Arriola Edward F., photographer with I. W. Taber,
dwl 14 Auburn
Arriola Fortunato, landscapepainter, dwl 14 Au-
burn
Arris Henry, carpenter, dwl 828 Union
Arrivey Thomas, blacksmith with Taber & Cunning-
ham, dwl 656 Howard
Arrowsmith David B.. local agent New York Life
Ins. Co., dwl 607| Pine
Arrowsmith John, laborer, dwl 5 Zoe Place
Art en August, cook, dwl 7\ Tay
Arthur Edwin M., collection clerk Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Banking Department, res Oakland
Arthur George N., (J. D. Arthur & Son) res Oak-
land
ARTHUR J. D. & SON, [George N. Arthur) im-
porters and jobbers machinery and wagons,
SW cor California and Davis
Arthur John D., (J. D. Arthur Sp Son) res Oak-
laud
Artignes Etnil, butcher, 14 San Francisco Market,
dwl Fifth Avenue, South S. F.
Arzaga Augustin, compositor L'Eco Delia Patria,
dwl J 521 Dupont
Arzaga Jose, compositor, dwl 408 Greenwich
Arzberger Martin, painter, dwl 1614 Bush
Asal A., manufacturer cane seat chairs, 8 Brooks
Aschheim John, stock dealer, dwl 137 Mont
Ageher Julius, photographic printer with Wilbur F.
Bailey, dwl 417 Jones
Aschersohn Emil, carrier Hebrew Observer, dwl
462 Tehama
Aschmann William, barkeeper with Henry Wohlt-
man, S s King bet Second and Third
Ash Caroline, (widow) dwl 540 Second
Ash Charles, drayman, 425 Battery, dwl 434 Fifth,
Ash David, manufacturer horseshoe nails, 13 First,
dwl 10 St. Mary's Place
A6h Jacob, (./. Alexander Sf Co.) res New York
Ash James J., operator Western Union Telegraph,
dwl 8 St. Mary's Place
Ash Leo, (J. Alexander & Co.) dwl 700 Ellis
Ash Louis, upholsterer Cosmopolitan Hotel
Asli Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 117 Natoma
Ash Peter, helper Risdou Iron Works, dwl 551
Minna
Ash Thomas, conductor N. B. and M. R. R., dwl
!H IS Folsom
Ash Thomas P., phonographic reporter, dwl 8 St.
Mary's Place
Ash William, clerk, 2 Battery, dwl 326 Minna
Asli Willi;' in H., clerk, dwl 911 Post
ASHBURNER WILLIAM, mining engineer, of-
fice 240 Montgomery, dwl 1014 Pine
ASHBURY MONROE, auditor, Citv and County,
office 3 City Hall, first floor, dwl 204 Mont
Ashby Eldridge P., mariner, dwl 503 Wash
Ashby Mark T., mining, dwl 514 Greenwich
Ashcom James E. , register clerk, Fourth District
Court, dwl 313 Stocktou
Ashcroft William, mariner, dwl 1208 Jackson
Ashdown Archibald, with Collie, Stewart & Co.,
dwl 24 Ellis
Ashe Gregory, porter, 236 Montgomery
Ashe Matthew, barkeeper, 236 Montgomery, dwl
Third bet Folsom and Harrison
Asher A. F., clothing, 16 Washington
Asher Benjamin, bellman Occidental Hotel
Asher Edward, waiter Occidental Hotel
Asher Frank, teamster, dwl 420 Post
Asher James, laborer, dwl SW cor Green and Bat
Asher James, seaman North Pac. Trans. Co. S. S.
Orizaba
Asher Julius, portrait painter, dwl 417 Jones
Asher Samuel, expresswagon, SE cor Kearny and
California, dwl 366 Natoma
Asher Simon, clothing, N s Jackson bet Drumm
and Davis
Asherson Emil, collector Hebrew Observer, dwl 462
Tehama
Ashley D. R., dwl 712 Bush
Ashley Paciiicus S., porter, 226 Bush, dwl 712 Bush
Ashely Samuel, painter with Wasou .fc Morris, dwl
What Cheer House.
ASHLEY SYDNEY J., Superintendent Streets
and Highways, office basement City Hall, cor
Merch and Duubar Alley, dwl 2025 Pacific
Ashman Richard T. , market, cor Butte and Ken-
tucky, dwl cor Indiana and Sierra
Ashmead Gustavus S., (Ashmead & Kellum) dwl
SE cor Mariposa and Columbia
Ashmead & Kellum. (Gustavus S. Ashmead and
Charles T. Kelhtm) carpenters and builders,
5 Beale
ASHTON CHARLES, real estate agent and col-
lector, office 519 Mont, dwl 4 Hubbard
Ashtou Charles S., clerk, dwl 10 Lilly
Ashton George, real estate, dwl SW cor Shotwell
and Fifteenth
Ashton John, dyer Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Ashton William, stevedore, dwl cor Howard and
First
Ashtou William C. salesman with Renton, Smith &
Co., dwl 520| Howard
Ashworth Robert J.,paiuter, dwl 22 Turk
Ashworth Thomas, mining stocks, dwl 712 Natoma
Askett John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Askey Armstrong, wharfinger Market St Wharf
Asklaf Theodore, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Askwith William C, steward, dwl Ss Sixteenth
Avenue ur Q, South S. F.
Asmus John, farmer, Ocean House and San Jos6
Roads
Asmus John, miller Commercial Flour Mills, dwl
724 O'Farrell
Asmussen Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Asmussen W. A., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Eighth and Harrison
Aspell William, calker, dwl 230 Folsom
Asphaltum and Mastic Roofing Co., (George Dun-
can & Co.) 652 Market
ASPHALTUM PRESSURE PIPE CO.. George
P. Thurston, secretary, office 315 California
Aspril William, calker with Middlemas & Boole
ASSAYER STATE, Louis Falkeuau, office 421
Montgomery
Assel Pierre, cook, 435 Pine
Asselin John, carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl 563 Mission
Asseu Frederick, bottler with Eberhart & Lach-
man, dwl 351 First
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market. |
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [A" DIRECTORY
ASSESSOR CITY AND COUNTY, office 22 City
Hall, first floor
ASSESSOR UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE, office U. S. Court Building
Assion Joseph, merchant tailor, d05 Montgomery,
dwl 348 Third
Assmann Adolph, (Assmann & Neubert) dwl cor
Channel and Market
Assmann & Neubert, ( Adolph Assmann and Ru-
dolph Neubert J butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 10
California Market
Asten John, expresswagon, cor Pacific and Davis,
dwl NE cor Montgomery and Paeilic
Aston Frank, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Aston James, teadealer, office with Macondray &
Co., dwl 461 Jessie
ASTOR BLOCK, 631 Sacramento
Astor Frank, deckhand steamer Louise, foot Pacific
ASTREDO ANTHONY, Astredo's Exchange, 635
Washington, dwl 914 Vallejo
Asyalon John, carpenter, dwl 563 Mission
At Lee S. Yorke, editor New Age, office 421 Mont-
gomery, dwl 37 Second
At Thy, (Chinese) restaurant, dwl 535 First
Atchinsou B. M., (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) res
Brooklyn, Alameda County
ATCHINSON B. M. & CO., (Benjamin W. Hayes)
butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 7 Occidental Market
Athearn Charles G., (Athearn & (Jo.) dwl 909 Mc-
Allister
AthSarn Charles M., milkman, dwl 1313 Larkin
Athearn Joseph H., (Athearn & Co.) dwl Ws
Franklin bet Fulton and McAllister
ATHEARN & CO., (Charles G. and Joseph H.
Athearn) groceries, provisions and ship stores,
8 Clay
ATHEN.EUM BUILDING, S E cor Mont and
California
Athertou F. D., capitalist, office 705 Sansom, res
Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co
Athey Andrew, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Athy Dominick, driver with R. S. Reardon, dwl 34
Minna
Atkin Samuel, clerk, dwl cor Campbell and Twen-
ty -lift h
Atkins Charles, clerk, dwl 845 Dupont
Atkins Eben, clerk with Hall & Co., 21 California
Market
Atkins George, bellman Occidental Hotel
Atkins Henry B., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Jones and O'Farrell
Atkins Joseph, pipefitter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Atkins Robert, laborer, dwl SE cor Second and Na-
toma
Atkins Robert C, (Orr & A.) dwl 608 Geary
Atkins Robert St. Leger, clerk, dwl SE cor Second
and Natoma
Atkins Thomas, weaver, dwl NE cor Kearny and
Clay
Atkinson David, laundryman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Atkinson Francis, fireman steamer No. 6, S. F. F.
D., dwl Engine house No. 6
Atkinson George, master mariner, dwl cor Twenty
fourth and Guerrero
ATKINSON JAMES, Market Exchange Saloon,
538 Market, dwl 41 Tehama
Atkinson Joseph B., ( L. Atkinson & Co.) res
Philadelphia
Atkinson Joseph H., patent agent, dwl 1032 Bdwy
Atkinson L. & Co., (J. B. Atkinson) importers and
manufacturers shirts and collars, 310 Cal
Atkinson Lewis, (L. Atkinson <$• Go.) dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Atkinson Lizzie E., dwl 562 Howard
Atkinson Nathan, (Hancock Sf A.) dwl 769£ Mis-
sion
Atkinson Rose II., (widow) dwl 365 Minna
Atkinson Samuel, carbuilder, dwl 218 Shotwell
Atkinson Thomas, real estate, dwl 26 Howard
Atkinson Thomas T., • bookkeeper with Lyon &
Co., dwl SE cor Hyde and Turk
Atkinson William, laborer Laborers' P. and B. Asso-
ciation
Atkinson William, sailmaker with John S. Blak-
istou
Atkinson William II., Paragon shirt factory, 410
Kearny
Atlantic and Pacific R. R. Co., office 716 Mont
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO.,
(Central Pacific Division) Lelaud Stanford,
President ; F. L. Vandenburgh, general Bopt,
office 503 California. Branches: Grand Hotel,
SW cor Market and New Montgomery, ami
Oakland Ferry Wharf
Atlantic House, M. McDonald proprietor, 210 and
210 Pacific
Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Co., (Albany, N.
Y.J T. Hart Hyatt general agent, office 420
Montgomery
Atterbury Alexander, bookkeeper wtth James N.
McCune, dwl 18 Park Avenue
Attinger Frederick, tailor with Isidor Eisenberg,
dwl 2 Monroe
Attinger Gottlieb, (Midler Sf Attinger) dwl 242
Sutter
Attinger John, tailor, dwl 2 Monroe
Atto Frederic, shoemaker, dwl Myers' Hotel
Attrich James, wood and coal, NE cor Leav and
Broadway
Attridge Arthur, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 211 Perry
Attridge Edward, drover, dwl SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Attridge Edward, porter, 223 California, dwl 1010
Filbert
Attridge James, porter with Lewis P. Sage, dwl
Morse Place
Attridge Thomas, porter Cowell's Warehouse, dwl
S s Broadway bet Hyde and Larkin
Atwell J. M., carpenter 'H. C. League, VI* Kearny
Atwill Joseph F., (AtwiU 8f Clark) res Oakland
ATWILL & CLARK, (Joseph F. Atwill \ Charles
K. Clark) proptrs San Francisco Percussion
Match Factory, 325 Ritch, office 408 California
Attwood George, mining engineer, dwl 722-Bush
Attwood Melville, mining engineer, dwl 722 Bush
Atwood Charles E., shoemaker with D. W. Emer-
son & Co., dwl 516 Bush
Atwood C. L. Mrs., teacher Girls High School, dwl
1806 Mason
Atwood Ephraim A., {Atwood & Bodicell) dwl
1320 California
Atwood George, teamster with William H. Nichols,
dwl SE cor Turk and Fillmore
Atwood George A., (Sautif& A.) dwl E s Shotwell
bet Twenty second and Twenty-third
Atwood William T., ticket agent, 214 Montgomery,
dwl Grand Hotel
ATWOOD & BODWELL, {Ephraim A. Atwood
and Harry H. Bodwcll) windmill, pump, horse
power and tank manuf, 211 and 213 Mission
Aubert Albert, pork butcher, 10 Ban Francisco Mar-
ket, dwl 3 Graham Place
Aubert Felix, cook with Louis Thorin, dwl SE cor
Kearny and Pacific
Aubert J. P., joiner, dwl N s Fulton nr Laguna
Aubert Paul L., jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 1314 O'Farrell
Aubrey Edward, trunk manufacturer, 505 Jack-
son
Aubry Charles, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook, dwl
423 Piue
Aubry Francis O., cabinetmaker, 10 Taylor,dwl NE
cor Chattanooga and Twenty-third
And Francis L., attorney-at-law," office 65 Merchants
Exchange, dwl 1306 Larkin
Aud Joseph F., clerk with Francis L. Aud, dwl
1306 Larkin
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Keticules.
WATKINS' Y/O-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Audiffred Alphonse, driver with Hypolite Auditfred,
dwl 22 1 Austin
Auditfred Hypolite, wood and charcoal, Mission
Street Wharf, dwl 224 Austin
AUDITo u CITY AND COUNTY, office 3 City
Hall, first floor
Auerbach C. M., bookkeeper 14 Bat, dwl 117 Post
Auerbach Louis, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Clay
and East, dwl E s Clay nr Drunmi
Auerns August, carpenter, dwl 54 Everett
Anger 15. Eugene, (Auger, Christiansen & Go, J
dwl 841 Howard
AUGER, CHRISTIANSEN & CO., (B. Eugene
Anger and Christian Christiansen) importers
and commission merchants, 409 Battery
Auger Jean, baker, 911 Pacific
Auger Lambert, mathematical instrument maker
with John C. Sack, 203 Montgomery
Augsburgh Frederick, ( Fawcett & A.j dwl 18 San
Auguson Robert, porter, 226 Bush, dwl cor Green
and Calhoun
August John, laborer with Graves & Co., W 6
Long Bridge
August Richard, teamster with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl 414 Beale
Augustine Morris, bookkeeper, 22 Bat, dwl 215 Ky
Augustine Mastai, steward Italian Hospital, SE cor
Third and Folsom
Augusto Miguel, cook, dwl SW cor Drumm and
( Oregon
Augustus Joseph, painter with William Lee, dwl
NW cor Davis and Broadway
Auld George M., laborer Southern Pacific R. R.
Aukl James, salesman with David Porter, dwl 2005
Bush
Ault Joseph, hostler, dwl 225 Perry, rear
Ault Mathias O., miller Golden Aire Mills, dwl 54
Third
Aumanu Frederick, shoemaker, dwl Hotel Rhein
Aura John, farmhand with Peter Burges, dwl nr
Mountain Lake
Auradon Jules, provision dealer, dwl 1611 Leav
Auradou Leon, game, poultry, etc., 50/ Merchant,
dwl 522 Merchant
Aureau Frances Miss , glovecleaner. 210 Second
Auriguac Marcelon, floral depot, b' Trinity
Aurora Consolidated S. M. Co., (White Pine) office
302 Montgomery
Aurricoecliea Joseph, butcher, dwl 624 Post
AUSTIN ALEXANDER, Tax-Collector City and
County, office 1 City Hall first floor, (and Aus-
tin it; Co.) dwl Lick House
Austin B. C, tiucan and box manufacturer, 419
Battery, res Oakland
Austin Emilias, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson,
dwl 1425 Geary
Austin Emmet, bookkeeper with Littlefield, Webb
it Co., dwl cor Second and Mission
Austin Frederick, clerk with Peter N. Ryan, dwl
519 Folsom
Austin George L., carpenter H. C. Leagne, 128 Ky
Austin Henry, dentist, office and dwl 634 Wash
Austin John, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Austin Joseph, drayman, 61;! Front, dwl 717 Natoma
Austin Joseph, Port Warden S. F., office 525 Front,
dwl 331 Montgomery
Austin Alary E., bakery," 224 Fifth
Austin Matthew A., captain bark Shooting Star,
dwl944 "Howard
Austin M. P.. teacher Girls' High School, dwl 226
O'Farrell
Austin Minnie F. Miss, (City Female Seminary)
SE cor O'Farrell and Mason
Austin Thomas, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Austin Thomas A., machinist ^Etna Iron Works,
dwl 224 Fifth
AUSTIN1 &. CO., (Alexander Austin) dry goods,
SE cor Montgomery and Sutter
Austle Benjamin, waiter Lick House
Australian Steamship Landing, Mission St. Wharf
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, office
638 Market
Authur Thomas, trunkmaker, dwl E s Howard bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Automatic Lubricator Co., office 428 California
Auty William, waiter, dwl 541 First
Auzinger Wolfgang, butcher with M. Brandenstein
& Co., dwl First Avenue
Avans John. Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Aveline Louis I)., shoe and slipper manufactory,
319 Battery
AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT CO., office NW
cor Fourth and Townsend
Averill Jackson L., physician, office 1120 Market,
dwl 923 Harrison
Averill M. H. Mrs., physician, dwl 923 Harrison
Averill William, shipjoiner with Middlemas ifcBoole,
dwl 333 Beale
Averill Wilson, drayman, 321 Front, dwl 1 Clara
Lane
Aveillo Giovanni, with A.Ghirardelli & Co., dwl 536
BroadwajT
Avery Annie, dressmaker, dwl 1 145 Folsom
AVERY BENJAMIN P., Bulletin editorial rooms,
517 Clay, dwl E s Hyde nr Pine
Avery Charles, railroad operator, dwl 410 Kearny
Avery Clark, carpenter, dwl Greenwich nr Scott
Averv Dean R. , vegetables and fruits, 41 and 42
Washington Market, dwl 1911 Polk
Avery Eunice H, (widow) dwlNW cor Solano and
Iowa
AVERY FRANCIS, secretary European and Ore-
gon Land Co., office 320 Cal, dwl 617 Bush
Avery Judson, clerk with Dean R. Averv, dwl 1911
Polk
Avery Ophelia, (widow) lodgings, 53 Natoma
Avery Ross, carpenter, dwl SE cor Capital and
Broard
Avery W. C, dwl 424 Sansom
Avillas Antonio de, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Avillas .Manuel, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Axt Louis, bootmaker, dwl 936 Howard
Axtell Samuel B., attorney at law, office 729 Mont
Axtell William F., compositor Golden Era, dwl
102(5 Montgomery
Axt man Ferdinand, butcher with Strobel & Co.,
dwl 1 1 29 Folsom
Axttmtn Herman, cabinetmaker with George B.
May & Co., dwl 236 Sutter
Ayala Calletauo, steward, dwl 522 Broadway
Ayer George, driver Bay View and Potrero R.R.,
dwl Potrero
Ayer Jonathan R., housepainter, 638 Sacramento,
dwl 501 Third
Ayer Joseph Y., contractor and builder, dwl W s
Folsom bet Twentieth and Twentv-lirst
AYER WASHINGTON, physician! office 410
Kearny, dwl 428 Post
Ayers Alonzo,glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl
Potrero
Ayers Charles, bricklayer, dwl 503 Washington
Ayers Charles, carpenter, dwl S2I Vallejo
Ayers Charles, laborer with Flynn & Co., dwl ISO
Perry
Ayers Grosvenor P., bookkeeper with Osgood &
Stetson, dwl 623 O'Farrell
Ayers Henry, (Pike & A) dwl NW cor Haight
and Gough
Ayers Humphrey, blacksmith with A. Folsom, dwl
NE cor Fell and Fillmore
Ayers Ira Jr., bookkeeper with George F.Bragg
& Co., dwl 808 California
Ayers John C, policeman City Hall, dwl 217 Pros-
pect Place
Avers Joseph, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Ayers Mary Miss, housekeeper with Alpheus Bull,
dwl NE cor Leavenworth and Francisco
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
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Ayers Robert,*machiuist with Frank A. Hunting-
ton, dwl Potrero
Ayers William, compositor with Bacon & Company,
dwl 512 Linden
Ayers William H., carpenter Mission Soap and
Candle Factory, dwl Florida nr Solano
Ayhens Apolline, laundry, 231 Ritch
Ayhens Leon, butcher, dwl 231 Ritch
Ayhens Paul J., butcher with M. Brandenstein &
Co., dwl S s Eleventh Avenue bet N and 0,
South San Francisco
Aylelt William D., physician, dwl 830 Market
Aylward John, blacksmith, dwl 72 Broadway
Aylward Michael, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl
12 Clementina
Ayre James, laborer, dwl 7 Sherwood Place
Ayre Lorenzo, lastmaker with Joseph Leveque, dwl
27 Silver
AyresEmma, (widow) dwl 407 Sutter
Ayres Frank W., horseshoer, lSBelden
Ayres Irving, clerk, 723 Harrison
Ayfles James, laborer with Jason Springer
Ayres John C. Mrs., (widow) dwl SE cor Santa
Clara and Carolina
Avres John G., bookkeeper with E. E. Evre, dwl
420 Powell
Ayres- William, shipcalker with P. M. S. S. Co. ,
dwl N s Twelfth Avenue bet N and P, South
San Francisco
Ayres Willliain H., carpenter, dwl E s Hampshire
nr Santa Clara
Azevedo Jean A., farmhand, dwl SW cor Drumm
and Oregon
BAAS CHARLES, liquor saloon, 530 Jackson, dwl
NW cor Kearny and Pacific
Babb Charles E., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
204 Montgomery
Babbitt John H., clerk with Sroufe, Sweeney &
Co., dwl Chelsea Place
Babcock A., printer, dwl 524 Eddy
Babcoek Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 845 Dupont
Babcock Benjamin E., insurance agent, dwl 1034
McAllister
Babcock George, ( BabcJhk &, Sutton) dwl 7 Second
Avenue
Babcock George A., compositor Alta Job Office,
dwl 524E(ldv
BABCOCK HENRY S., vice president and man-
ager Security Savings Bank, 304 Sansom, dwl
11 Essex
Babcock John, porter, dwl 719 California
Babcock L., plasterer, dwl 1237 Dupont
Babcock Riley P., (James Perrin Stevens & Co.)
dwl 802 Stockton
Babcock Warren, caulker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Babcock William, caulker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Babcock William, laundiyman with S F. Laundry
Association, dwl cor Fillmore and Turk
BABCOCK WILLIAM F., president Spring Val-
ley Water Works, (and Parrott & Go.) office
426 California, dwl 11 Essex
BABCOCK & SUTTON, (George Babcock and
William Sutton) produce commission, and
second-hand sacks, and agents Lane's Flour
Mills, 315 Davis
Babcox Jefferson T., melting department U. S.
Branch Mint, (and Merrill, B. <& Go.) dwl 35
Second
Babson Edward, (C. L. Taylor & Go.) res Boston
Baca Pablo, (P. Baca & Co.) dwl 535 Clay
BACA P. & CO., (Andres Calderon) wholesale
butchers. Fifth Avenue nr R. R. Avenue, office
535 Clay
Baccala Louis, chief cook Sorbier's restaurant, dwl
729 Clay
Baccus Benjamin, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 515
Stockton
Baccus George, machinist, dwl 515 Stockton
Baccus John B., physician, dwl 515 Stockton
Baccus John B. Jr., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
515 Stockton
Baccus Richard T., butcher, dwl 517 Geary
Baccus Robert J., butcher, dwl 515 Stockton
Bach Dora, (widow) dwl 82/ Vallejo
Bach Frederick W., bookkeeper, 12 Batterv, dwl
827 Vallejo
Bach Isaac, clerk with J. Liebes & Co., dwl 773
Folsom
Bach John, guns and sporting materials, 325
Kearny, dwl 508 Taylor
Bachelder Frank J., clerk, 520 Market, dwl 17
Sutter
Bachelder John W.. attorney-at-law. dwl 1408
Powell
Bachelder T. F., (Bachelder & Marriner) dwl
1107 Mason
BACHELDER & MARRINEB, (T. F. Bachelder
and Unfits K. Marriner) attorneys at-law,
office 607 Kearny
Bachelor William II., porter, dwl III Austin
Bachert August, salesman, 510 Kearny, dwl 331
Kearny
Bachert Max, artist with Bradley A' Rulofson, dwl
Occidental Hotel
BACILMANBROS., (Herman S., Nathan S.. and
David S.) importers and jobbers dry goods, 10
Battery
Bachman David S., (BachmanBros.) dwl 1109 Van
Ness Avenue
Bachman Herman S., (Bachman Bros.) res New
York
Bachman Leopolds., salesman, 10 Battery, dwl 1109
Van Ness Avenue
Bachman Nathan S., (Bachman Bros.) dwl 1109
Van Ness Avenue nr Geary
Bachman Rudoljm, merchant, dwl 027 Commercial
Bachman Simon, (Esberg Sp B.) dwl 9 Mason
Bachold Charles, tailor, dwl 1112 Montgomery
Bacigalnpi Augustine, vegetable peddler, dwl 5
Gaven
Bacigalupi Carlo, vegetables, dwl 19 Lafayette
Place
Bacigalupi Felix, bootblack, NE cor Washington
and Mont, dwl Vallejo bet Kearny and Dupont
Bacigalupi Francis, distiller, dwl Twenty-fifth Av
nr H
Bacigalupi G., vegetables, dwl 540 Green
Bacigalupi Giuseppe, hostler with Novella & Pitto
Bacigalupi John, laborer, dwl 14 Pollard Place
Bacigalupi Joseph, woodcarver with Bryant, Stra-
han & Co., dwl 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Louis, laborer, dwl E s Bartol nr Val
Bacigalupi P., painter, dwl 14 Pollard Place
Bacigalupi Peter, clerk with Garland «fc Moore,
dwl 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Theodore, saloon, 1402 Dupont
Backe Frank, carpetlayer, dwl 230 Sutter
Backer Casper, carriagetrimmer, 733 Mission, dwl
W s Buchanan nr Hayes
Backus M., waiter What Cheer House restaurant
Backus Oscar J., {'Pay, Brooks cfc If.) res Oak-
land
Backus Philip M., auctioneer, dwl 725 California
Backus S. W., secretary Columbia River Manufac-
turing Co., office 111 Wash, dwl 1520 Mason
Bacon Frank, machinist, dwl 54 First
Bacon Gaston E., clerk with Painter Sc Calvert,
dwl 5 Quincy Place
Bacon George H., conductor N. B. &. M. R. R.,
dwl 153 Shipley
Bacon George O., U. S. mail agent, S. F. Post of-
fice, dwl Russ House
Bacon George W., clerk with Ralston & Cottrell,
SW cor Washington and Sansom
Bacon Henry D., real estate, office NW cor San-
som and California, res Oakland
Bacon Horace, clerk U. S. Marshal, dwl 54 Third
Bacon Jacob, [Bacon & Company) res Oakland
JONE3, PULLMAN & CO., 11Q Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp; Lick House Entrance.
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Bacon James, laborer Miners' Foundry, dwl 78
Natoma
Bacon Joseph S.. agent Boston Board Underwri-
ters, office 428 California, dwl 334 O'Farrell
Bac.n, Mill .V- Mining Co., (Gold Hill, Nev.) of-
fice I N California
BAC< >N TRUMAN F., secretary Security Savings
Bank. 304 Sansom, res Oakland
Bacon William, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 308
Minna
BACON & COMPANY, (Jacob Bacon and R. E.
G. Stearns) book and job printers, 53b Clay, opp
LeidesdoriF
Baeqnie Henry, [Henry Bacquie & Co.) dwl NW
cor Stockton and Broadway.
Bacquie Henry & Co., (A. Masson) wines and
liquors, NW cor Stockton and Broadway
Badaracco Bernardino, marbleworker, dwl 13
Union Place
i Badenhop Henry F., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Harrison
Badet Constance Mrs., milliner, 1106Dupont
Badger James, expresswagon, NE cor Clay and
Kearny, dwl 22 Langton
Badger Thomas W., pilot examiner, office 34 Mer-
cliam's Exchange, res Brooklyn, Alameda
County
Badger William, carpenter H. C. League, J28
Kearny
BADGER' WILLIAM G., agent Hallet, Davis &
Co'*., pianos ami Willamette Woolen Mills, 7
Sansom, dwl NW cor Sixth and Mission
Badger William K, salesman, 7 Sansom, dwl 44
Sixth
Badgley Engene F.. salesman, dwl 434 Greenwich
Badgley William, tailor, dwl 130 Fourth
Badlam Alexander, Jr., (Badlam fyBerry) dwl 708
California
BADLAM & BERRY, {Alexander Badlam, Jr.,
and Fulton G. Berry) real estate agents, house
brokers and rent collectors, olfice 418 Mont
BadlesmaD Charles, upholsterer with William J.
Heney & Co., 725 Market
Badrach John, drayman, cor Union and Mason
Badt Alexander L., bookkeeper, 10(5 Battery, dwl
921 Sutter
Badt Morris, (of Badt 8f Colin, Elko.) office 222
S insom, dwl 307 Turk
BAEHR WILLIAM & CO., manufacturing jewel-
ers. 649 S icramento
Baehr William, (William Baehr & Co.) dwl 1708
Sacramento
Baeshy Martin, shoemaker with Marks & Levinsky
dwl 909 Folsom
Baggs Isaac, attorney-at-law, office C22 Clay, dwl
52(1 Third
Baggs Mongomery M., compositor, dwl 520 Third
Bagla Louis, fruit dealer, 202 Fourth
Bagley Charles O., sawmaker with American Saw
Co., 606 Front
Bagley Daniel, stonecutter, dwl 191, Rausch, rear
Bagley David T., mining secretary, office 403 Cali-
fornia, dwl 116 Eleventh
Bagley John W., deputy naval officer Custom
House, dwl I 12f Silver
Bagley Mary Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Bagley Michael, mWder Miners' Foundry, dwl
Sherman nr Seventeenth
Bagley Patrick, laborer with W. W.Walmsley, dwl
27 Rausch
Bagley Peter, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tiue
Bagley Townsend, attorney at law, office 637 Kear-
ny, dwl 45 Everett
Bagley William P., inspector C. H. dwl ] 12^ Silver
Bagtlay Annie Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. E. R.
Smith, dwl 0(10 Folsom
Bahlmann Henry, clerk Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
832 Harrison
Bahls J. W. V., (Althof Sf B.J dwP115 Stockton
Bahmann Adolf, jeweler with California .lewelryCo.
Bahr P., machinist Metropolitan Gas Co., dwl 32
Rausch
Bahr William, bootmaker with Fred. Koeper, dwl
6 Telegraph Place
Bahrmann Frantz, carpenter, dwl 115 Morton
Bahrs Andrew, grocer, dwl 1109 Kearny
Baicke Henry, messenger with Dr. Holland, dwl
236 Stevenson
Bailey Albert A. S., captain steamer Brisk, dwl 804
Third
Bailey A. M. Rev., pastor Kentucky Street M. E.
Church, dwl Potrero
Bailey Amos J., (Bailey Sf Garfield J dwl 522 Sut
Bailey Ann, (widow ) shoefitter, dwl 233 Jessie
Bailey Annie M., (widow) dwl 1423 Kearny
Bailey Bernard, tinsmith with Locke & Montague,
dwl Union Place
Bailey Charles A. carpenter with D. A. Macdonald
& Co., dwl 323! Third
Bailey Charles E.. driver Omnibus R. R., dw*! 314
Bush
Bailey Charles P., clerk San Francisco Post Office
Bailey Edward, clerk with Ellis AY. Moss, dwl 522
Sutter
Bailey Edward, conductor Bay Yiew and "Potrero
R. R., dwl Potrero
Bailey Edward, seaman, dwl lOOSteuart
Bailey Edwin P., driver Front Street, M. & O.R.R.,
dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Bailey Frank, liquor saloon, 10 Washington
Bailey Frank, photographer with Jacob Shew, dwl
225 Fourth
Bailey Henry, expresswagon, dwl 1013 Howard
Bailey Henry, haircurler, dwl N s Carolina nr
Mariposa"
Bailey Isaac S., teamster Genessee Flour Mill, dwl
911 Harrison
Bailey James D., general agent Union Insurance
Co., office 416 California, dwl Lick House
Bailey James S., cook, dwl 42 First
Bailey Joseph H., books and crockery, 1511 and
1513 Stockton, dwl 850 Union
Bailey J. Samuel, carpenter II. C. League, 128
Kearny
BAILEY 'LEWIS H, proprietor Portsmouth
House, 1 Brenham Place
Bailey Lewis II. , Jr., machinist with Frank A.
Huntington, dwl 521 j Stevenson
Bailey M. P., conductor, dwl W s Mississippi bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Bailey Nathan J., ( Alfred W. Morgenstem & Co.)
dwl 537 Third
Bailey O. E , conductor City R. R., dwl 2007 Miss
Bailey Orrin, upholsterer with II. A. Gullixson, dwl
1423 Kearny
Bailey Patrick, barreldealer, dwl 710 Branuan
Pailey Richard, (Root & B.) res Oakland
Bailey Sarah M., (widow) furnished rooms, 757
Howard
Bailey Thomas, (James Hartley & Co.) dwl 1319
Montgomery
Bailey Thomas, 'laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Bailey Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 25 De Boom
Bailey William, (colored) porter, dwl E s Washing-
ton Avenue nr Howard
Bailey & Garfield, (Amos J. Bailey and Henry L.
Garfield) clubrooms, 305 Montgomery
Baillie Emily P., (widow) dwl 7(1 Clementina
Baillie George B., brakesman Southern Pacific R.R.
Bailly Achille, (Badly Brothers) dwl 514 Filbert
Bailly Alexander, billiardkeeper Occidental Hotel
Bailly Arthur, (Bailhj Brothers) dwl 511 Filbert
Bailly Brothers, (Arthur and Achille) pork and
sausages, etc., 71 California Market
Baily Alexander H., hotelkeeper, dwl 309 Fell
Baily David, carpenter, dwl 309 Fell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
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81
Baily James C, surgeon U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Baily — See Bayley, Bayly, and Bailey •
Bain Alexander, stevedore, dwl 1^-0 Greenwich
Bain James S., engineer with Jonathan Kittredge,
dwl cor Twenty-fifth and Noe
Bain John, blacksmith, dwl 27 Ritch
Bainbridge Arnop, policeman City Hall, dwl 312
Green
Bainbridge Charles, laborer, dwl N s Bay bet Stock-
ton and Dupont
Baine Kate M., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 407
Minna
Baird Andrew, insurance secretary, dwl 20 Laurel
Place
Baird G. A., second asst engineer U. S. Navy, office
U. S. Naval Rendezvous, Government House,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Baird James M., compositor Woman's Co-operative
Printing Union, dwl 1305 Powell
BAIRD JOHN H., President California Powder
Works Co., 314 California, dwl Pacific Club
Baird Samuel H.. clerk, dwl 1305 Powell
Baise John, drayman, dwl E Webster bet Post aud
Sutter
Baja Thomas, waiter, 260 Stenart
Baker A. J., carrier Alta California, dwl 925 Sutter
Baker A. J., with Lorenzo B. Clark, dwl 73 Fourth
Baker Albeit, clerk, dwl 826 Washington
Baker Alfred D., salesman with Rouse & Laws, dwl
728 Vallejo
Baker Caspar, tanner, dwl San Bruno Road bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Baker Charles, waiter U. S. Restaurant, 507 Clay,
dwl 48 Sacramento
Baker Charles E., teamster with David L. Farns-
wortb, dwl 7 Margaret Place
Baker Christian, bakery, 088 Folsoni
Baker Colin C, (Stevens, B. 4" Go.) res Provi-
dence, R. I.
Baker Conrad, assayer S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 52- Tehama
Baker Dennie, clerk, 42 Stenart
Baker Eugene J., teamster, dwl 764 Harrison
Baker F. B., real estate, dwl 124 Geary
Baker Francis, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Baker Frederick, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Baker Frederick D., employment office, 603 Kearny,
dwl 124 Geary
Baker George, laborer with Schmidt & Fretz, dwl
338 Bush
Baker George, oysterman, dwl 57 Jessie
Baker George H., lithographer, office 408 Califor-
nia, dwl 1513 Taylor
Baker George L., melter S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works, dwl 504 Seventh
Baker George W., clerk, dwl 652 Market
Baker 11. B., register deposits U. S. B. Mint, res
Oakland
Baker Henry, clerk New U. S. Branch Mint, office
922 Mission, dwl 1015 Howard
Baker Henry, hostler, dwl 27 Oak Avenue
Baker Henry, (Createn & B. ) dwl 27 Grove Av
Baker Isaiah, U. S. boarding officer, Vallejo Street
Wharf, dwl 1304 Pacific
Baker J. A., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Baker James, merchant, dwl 131 Montgomery
Baker James E., painter, dwl 100 Silver
Baker John, carrier Evening Post, dwl 636 Com
Baker John, watchman North Pac. Trans. Co. S.
S. California
Baker John B., bookkeeper with E. E. Evre, dwl
1215 Polk
Baker John C, cooper, dwl SW cor Second and Mkt
Baker John E., hack, cor Bush and Montgomery
Baker John IL, clerk with Feldhusch & Co., dwl
1513 Taylor
Baker John S., clerk S. F. Directory office, dwl
131 Montgomery
Baker Jonathan W., captain ship Germania, Riucon
Wharf
Baker Joseph, drayman with E. W. Dore
Baker Joseph, policeman City Hall, dwl 409 Green
Baker Josiah Q., clerk Eureka Warehouse, dwl
925 Vallejo
Baker Judah Jr., (Stevens, B.&Co.) dwl 327 First
Baker Livingston L., (Baker & Hamilton) res
Oakland
Baker Lou E. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 110 Welsh
Baker Louis, baker with Henry Winkle, dwl W s
Ohio nr Broadway
Baker Louis, sashmaker Enterprise Plauinu- Mill,
dwl 318 Folsom
Baker Louis F., produce commission, 402 Davis,
dwl N s Vallejo bet Fillmore and Steiner
Baker Louis F. Jr., clerk with Louis F. Baker, dwl
N s Vallejo bet Fillmore and Steiner
Baker Maria, (widow) dwl 949 Bryant
Baker Mary, (widow) dwl 312 Beale
Baker Mary, Jwidow) dwl 114 Perry
Baker Mary F., (widow) dwl 870^ Mission
Baker M. C, carpenter H C. League, 12s Kearny
Baker Orrin V., machinist with Tay, Brooks <fc
Backus, res Oakland Point
Baker Osborn F., extraman Steamer No. 1, S. F. F.
D., dwl cor Second and Mission
Baker Raphael, lamplighter with S. F. Gas Co.,
dwl 944 Howard
Baker Richard, piledriver with E. C. Boobar «fc Co.
Baker Robert B., machinist with H. A; Deming,
dwl 1090 Union
Baker Samuel, bookkeeper with Stevens, Baker it
Co., dwl 4 Essex
Baker Samuel, boots and shoes, 54 Fourth, dwl 1
Cedar Avenue
Baker Samuel, clerk, 624 Kearny, dwl Coso House
Baker Samuel D., collector, office cor Montgomery
and Jackson, dwl 839 Mission
Baker T. B., carpenter II. C. League, 128 Kearny
Baker Terry J., stablekeeper, dwl 225 Bush
Baker William, carpenter, dwl 411 Clementina
Baker William, laborer, dwl 503 Washington
Baker William, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Baker William, Pioneer Bakery, NE cor Mason and
Clay
Baker William, seaman bark Shooting Star, foot
Second
BAKLR & HAMILTON, (Livingston L. Baker
and Robert Hamilton) importers and jobbers
agricultural implements, machines, hardware,
etc., 13-19 Front and 9-15 J street, Sac. City
Bakker Beyer E., restaurant and lodgings, 101
Steuart
Balan Mercedes, (widow) dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Balcear Madame, proprietress Hair Rejuvenator,
627 California
Balch Adolphus, dwl 704| Mission
Balch Horace M., repairer musical instruments, 432
Kearny, dwl 614 Taylor
Balch Stephen U.,(BnghamSfB.)Av,-\ 523 O'Farrell
Balcom Charles F., mining secretary, office 426
Montgomery, dwl 1021 Washington
Baldaracco John, wood and coal, 1803 Mason
Baldez Juan, eigarritomaker, dwl 815 Pacific
Baldridge Michael, salesman with William Sher-
man «te Co., dwl 528 Pine
BALDWIN ALBERT S., physician, office and dwl
208 Kearny
Baldwin Alexander R., merchant, office 210 Front,
hds Grand Hotel
Baldwin Alfred W., shoe contractor California
State Prison, dwl 418 Minna
Baldwin Amos B., butcher with Eugene Moffatt &
Co., dwl 2 Thirteenth Avenue
Baldwin Barry, (Fassett, McCauley & Co.) res
Pacheco
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
6
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Baldwin Charles H., (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) res
Yokohama
Baldwin Charles H., captain U. S. N., dwl 928 Bnsh
Baldwin Charles M., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 413 Fourth
Baldwin Clara Miss, dwl 10 Ellis
Baldwin D. P., attornev-at-law, dwl 209 Leides-
dorflf
Baldwin E.. butcher, dwl S s Thirteenth Avenue
het N and P, South San Francisco
Baldwin Edward, (Fassett MeCauley, fy Go. ) res
Ellis Station, San Joaquin county
Baldwin Elias J., stockbroker, dwl 4J0 Geary
Baldwin Elihu P., mining, dwl 107 Hayes
Baldwin E. S., graindealer, dwl 2405 Buchanan
Baldwin Henry B., laborer, dwl S s Railroad Ave-
nue bet Dolores and Guerrero
BALDWIN HIRAM S., physician and surgeon,
office 612 Clay, dwl .921 Geary
Baldwin Jeremiah, distiller, dwl E s Columbia bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Baldwin Joseph A., clerk, dwl 643 Vallejo
BALDWIN LLOYD, attorney-at law, office 502
Montgomery, dwl 613 Pine
Baldwin Marcus M., deputy-superintendent streets
(andM.M. Baldwin & Co.) dwl 1900 Bdwy
Baldwin Mamie Miss, teacher Union Primary
School, dwl 1305 Stockton
Baldwin M. M. &Co., (Charles H. Dewey) import-
ers and manufacturers jewelry etc., 433 Mont
Baldwin N. S. Miss, teacher Uniou Grammar school,
dwl 1305 Stockton
Baldwin O. D., (Baldwin Sf Pike) res Napa
Baldwin Oliver T., New York department Wells,
Fargo, & Co., dwl 1411 Pacitic
Baldwin" Sidney, carpenter, 226 Third, dwl 16 Noble
Place
Baldwin Siduey F., law-student with John B. Fel-
ton, res Oakland
Baldwin Starr, physician, office SE cor Second and
Market, dwl 589 Market
Baldwin Thomas S., porter with Miller & Co., dwl
52 Minna
Baldwin William H., shipwright, dwl 7 Liberty
Baldwin, Pike & Bertz, (0. 1). Baldwin Jacob M.
Pike, and Jacob Bertz) proprietors New York
Bakery and restaurant, 626 and 628 Kearny
Bale James, clerk U. S. Restaurant, dwl Coso House
B iler George A., painter, dwl 3 Harriet
Baii Michael, barkeeper Occidental Hotel
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., (Robert Balfour
and Alexander Guthrie) commission mer-
chants, office 308 Sansom
Balfour James, mariner, dwl 311^ Ritch
Balfour Robert, (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) res San
Rafael
Balfrey William, shoemaker, dwl 562 Bryant
Balink Hermann .cabinetmaker with Krageu & Geis-
haker. dwl 245 Fourth
Bilinsky Ida Miss, glovemaker Pacilic Glove Fac-
tory, dwl 121 Garden
Bilk Stephen, plumber with James K. Prior
Balk Stephens., laborer, dwl 1325 Washington
Balke William, boarding, SW cor Battery and
Green
Balkin S-, dwl 331 Montgomery
Ball A. Everett (Sawyer <$• B.) attorney at law,
office 419 California, dwl 819 Bush
Ball Albert, physician, office and dwl 615 Sac
Hall Catherine, (widow) dwl 7 Grand Avenue
Ball Charles, carpenter, dwl W s Mission bet Twen-
ty fourth and Twenty-fifth
Ball Charles, clerk, dwl 712 Tehama
Ball Charles, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Ball Charles T., cook U. S. Restaurant, 507 Clay
Ball Dabney Rev., pastor Minna Street M. E.
Church, dwl 127 Kearny
Ball George, laborer, dwl 132 Stewart
Ball George, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Ball George, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine
Ball George A., bookkeeper with Adams, Blinn &
Co., dwl 609 Sutter
Ball Joel, dentist, dwl 1210 Uniou
Ball John S., machinist with Andrea Cavalli, dwl
408 Octavia
Ball Martha S., (widow) furnished rooms and por-
trait painter, 5 Hardie Place
Ball Matthew, seaman barkeutine Occident, 1 How
Ball M. F., (widow) dwl SE cor Green and Baker
Ball Nathaniel A., conductor Ffont Street, M. & O.
R.R., dwl Railroad House
Bill Oscar D., mariner, dwl 20 Scott Place
Ball Robert C, architect, office 302 Montgomery,
res Oakland
Ball Thomas A., superintendent agencies California
Mutual Life Insurance Co., dwl 113 Eddy
Ballard Duane, (Ballard & Hall) dwl 1006 Bush
Ballard E. J., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Ballard George, painter, dwl 179 Minna
Ballard John, (W. H. Martin & Co.) 240 Mont
Bollard John W, bookkeeper with Ballard & Hall,
106 Davis, dwl 208± Seventh
Ballard Joseph, shipping clerk, dwl 1107 Stockton
BALLARD & HALL, (Duane Ballard and Isaac
R. Hall) commission merchants, 106 Davis
Ballenger John, carpenter, dwl W s Bryant bet
Twenty-fourth and Tweuty-lifth
Ballentine James, mason and builder, dwl NW cor
Ninth and Jessie
Ballentine John P., mason, dwl N s Jessie bet Ninth
and Tenth
Ballentine Robert, salesman, 323 California, dwl
729 Vallejo
Bailey Edward J., collector with Forbes Brothers
A Co., dwl 1409 Jackson, rear
Ballhaus Frederick, dairyman, dwl W s Leaven-
worth bet Greenwich and Lombard
Ballheimer Charles H., porter, 115 Bush, dwl 721
Union
Ballhorn Henry, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
Ballinger Andrew, laborer with E. Grisar & Co.,
dwl 19| Gilbert
Ballinger Frank J., clerk -with James Mee, dwl 17
Gilbert
Ballinger John, (Roswell & B.) dwl 970 Harrison
Ballinger Patrick R., cabinetmaker with Goodwin
& Co., dwl 17 Gilbert
Ballinger William, bagmaker with J.&P.N. Hauua,
dwl 912 Kearny
Ballinger William M., printer Alta California, dwl
S s Lincoln bet Union and Green
Ballou P., seaman North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
flamme
Ballou Savles M., carpenter, dwl cor Mission and
Thirtieth
Ballser Charles, butcher, dwl N s Fifteenth Avenue
bet Q and R., South S. F.
Ballser John, butcher, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Balmer William, seaman, dwl 238 Stewart
Baloun Joseph L. tailor with Peter Short, dwl 809 '
Mason
Balske Joseph, tailor with Levi Herman, dwl 822
Montgomery
Balsou Harry, machinist, dwl 214 First
Balthazard L., (Balthazard & Bebo) dwl E s Mis-
sion nr Twenty-fourth
Balthazard & Bebo, ( L. Balthazard and Thomas
Bebo) carriagemakers and blacksmiths, NE cor
Mission and Twenty-fourth
Balz Adolpb, clerk Chief Qr Mil Div Pac. dwl
704 1 Missiou
Balz Valentine, butcher with M. Selig & Co.. dwl
First Avenue nr Kentucky
Balzer Ferdinand, bookkeeper with A. Blister &
Co., dwl 531 Turk
Balzer Henry, (Ziel, Bertheau & Co.) dwl 531
Turk
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P VA2J SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
Balzer Henry, upholsterer with William J. Heney
& Co., 725 Market
Bamber John, (Bamber & Co.'s Express J dwl
1012 Montgomery
Bamber Joseph J., (Bamber & Co.'s Express) dwl
1012 Montgomery
BAMBER & CO.'S EXPRESS, office SW cor
Davis and Jackson
Banahan Henry, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 113
Perry
Banahan Margaret, milliner, dwl 113 Perry
Banahan Patrick, hos'tler Fashion Stables, dwl 113
Perry
Bancroft A. A., farmer, dwl S s Cal nr Gough
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., (Hubert H Bancroft )
publishers, importing booksellers and stationers,
printers, bookbinders, lithographers, engravers,
etc., 721 Market
Bancroft Albert L., (A. L. Bancroft & Go.) dwl W
s Franklin bet Pine and California
Bancroft E. A., builder, dwl 515 Bush
Bancroft Hubert H., (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) dwl S
W cor California and Franklin
Bancroft William W., (Longford Sr B.) attorney-
at-law, office 411| California, dwl 303 Jessie
BANCROFT'S BUILDING, 723 Market
BANCROFT'S GUIDE FOR TRAVELERS,
(monthly) office 721 Market '
Bandant Morris, expressman, dwl 1592 Bush
Bandholt Frederick, farmer, dwl 736 Minna
Baudmann Julius, (Bandmaun, Nielsen & Co.) dwl
514 Lombard
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO., ( Julius Band-
maim, & H. Nielsen) importers and commission
merchants, and general agents Giant Powder
Co., 210 Front
Bangen Frit/, laborer, dwl N s Bryant bet Seventh
and Eighth
Bangle Amos H., salesman with Edward Baugle,
res Brooklyn, Alameda Co
BANGLE EDWARD, paints, oils, glass and paper
hangings, 426 Sanson), res Brooklyn, Alameda
Co
Bangs Edward, mate steamer Monterey, Washing-
ton Street Wharf, dwl 540 Washington
Bangs H. Frank, entry clerk Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., dwl 30' McAllister
BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA, William H. Til-
linghast, manager, SE cor Cal and Sansom
BANK" BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, William
Walker and Alexander S. Finuie, agents, NE
cor California and Sansom
BANK CALIFORNIA, N W cor California and
Sansom
BANK CALIFORNIA BUILDING, NW cor Cal
and Sansom
BANK EXCHANGE, George F. Parker propri-
etor, SE cor Mont and Wash
Bank Joseph, billiard table maker with J. Strahle
& Co., dwl 17 Sumner
Banks Charles W., auditing department Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s fast freight office, dwl 12Haight
Banks Cyrus, (colored) messenger Commissary De-
I partment U. S. A., dwl 111 Prospect Place
Banks James, barkeeper with Henry Smith, dwl
557^ Stevenson
anks James, fireman steamer Alameda, Cent. P.R.
R., dwl 318 Davis
ujBanks Thomas C, exchange and bill broker, 14
Merchant's Exchange, dwl 724 California
Banks William, (Banks & Galvin) dwl 1419 Wash
Banks William Oscar, draftsman with S. C.
Bugbee & Son. dwl 1419 Washington
panks &. Galvin, ( William Banks and Garet Gal-
vin) merchant tailors, 518 Sacramento
Bankson Eyrick, laundryman.dwl 148 Minna
(Jann James, malster with Matthew Nunan, dwl
209 Eighth
Bann J. J., market, cor Dolores and Sixteenth
set
Bannahan Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 207 Minna
Barman Bridget, (widow) dwl 1422 Jackson
Bannan John, boatman Vallejo Street Wharf, dwl
2114 Powell
Bannan Joseph, laborer, dwl NW cor Nineteenth
and Sanchez
Bannen Hugh, laborer, dwl 214 Prospect Place
Banner Peter, (of Banner Bros., Virginia City,
Nev., Nevada City. Cal., and New York) office
408 Market, dwl 109 Montgomery
Bannerot Eugene A., machinist with Garcin & Per-
riam, dwl 232 Jessie
Bannett Harris, private boarding, 235 Kearny
Baunett Louis, jeweler with William Baehr & Co.,
dwl 235 Kearny
Banning .John, inspector, dwl 1223^ Folsom
Bannister Alfred, accountant London & S. F. Bank,
dwl 810 Leavenworth
Bannister D. F., dwl 800 Kearny
Bannister Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Bannister Joseph, porter, dwl 425 Fremont
Bannister R., farmer, dwl 114 Pacific
Batmon Charles, waiter, Grand Hotel
Bannon John, dwl 411 Sansom
Bannon Michael, liquor Baloon, 720 Third
Bannon Patrick, tanner, dwl SE cor Columbia and
Eighteenth
Bannon Philip, watchman, dwl 218 Eighth, rear
Bansch August, laborer with Hermann Rossbach,
dwl 757 Mission
Bansch Maria Mis., midwife, dwl 757 Mission
Banser John, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Bansteen C. B., bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro.Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Bantle George, clerk, 113 Sutter
Banz John, shoemaker, dwl 320 Capp
Baptis John H., (Harris & B) dwl 208 Leidesdorff
Baptist Robert F., (colored) porter. 33 Kearny
Baptista Jose, barkeeper Luzitania House, SW cor
Drumm and Oregon
Baptiste A., deckhand stm Petaluma, Vallejo Street
Wharf
Baptiste F., deckhand stm Petaluma, Vallejo Street
Wharf
Baptiste J., ranch hand, dwl Vallejo nr Van Ness
Avenue
Baptiste Louis, dwl Garibaldi House
Baque Dominique, dwl 1609 Powell
Baquet Pierre, tailor with Eugene Boucher, 537
Sacramento
Bar Jacob, butcher with Smith & Mann, dwl First
Avenue nr Railroad Avenue
Barabino Carlo, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
5 Robbins Place
Barabino James, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
5 Robbins Place
Barailhe John, wagonmaker with ThomasD. Lamer,
dwl E s Valencia nr Sixteenth
Baraty Francis, (Car ran 8f B.) dwl 241 Stev
Barbaste Antoine, laundry ,!838 Clay
BARBAT JOHN, physician and apothecary, 910
Pacific
Barbata Federico, fisherman, dwl 27 Clay
Barbe Jean, ranch, W s Baker bet Bush and Pine
Barbee John, moneybroker, office 506 Montgomery,
dwl 1090 Union
Barber Enos W., (J. H Lawton $ flo.) dwl 741
Market
Barber George, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Earlier George, laborer with Superintendent of Pub-
lic Streets, dwl 66 Natoma
Barber Henry P., attorney at law, office and dwl
240 Montgomery
Barber James B., porter with Wilmerding & Kell-
ogg, dwl 118 Oak
Barber" John, waiter Colorado Steam Navigation
Co's steamer Newbern
Barber John A., (colored) plasterer, dwl 58 Ber-
nard
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
Baiber John N., bookkeeper Charter Oak Life Ins.
Co., dwl Buss House
Baiber Mary E., (widow) furnished rooms, 112
Mason
Barber Philip, (colored) jobber, dwl 13 Virginia
Place
Barber Robert L., (Bisley $r B.) dwl 327 Pine
Barber Thomas 11., pilot office U. S. Court Build-
ing, dwl 1222 Pacific
Barber William, blacksmith with J. H. Lawton &
Co., dwl 741 Market
Barber William, mariner, dwl W s Long Bridge
Barber William, (Doyle & B.J attorney-at-law,
office 323 California, res San Rafael
Baiber William B.,with E. H. Brush, dwl E s Ken-
tucky nr Sixteenth
Barber William J., scrollsawyer with L. & E. Em-
anuel, dwl XW cor Berry and Fourth
B;;rber William M., blacksmith, dwl W s Capp bet
Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth
Baiber Zachary T., conductor Market Street R.R.,
dwl Seventeenth nr Mission
Barbier Adele Mme., proprietress Hotel de France,
SI 6 Pacific
Barbier Armand, special policeman, dwl 919 How-
ard
Barbiere Catarina, nurse female department Italian
Hospital
Barbier Eugenie, (widow) teacher, dwl fi48 Minna
Barbier Eunice Madame, dressmaker, dwl (il2 Cal
Barbier Paul L.. (Barbier & Barrett) dwl 7 1 1 Com
Barbier & Barrett, (Paul. L. Barbier and Edward
J. Barrett) proptrs Veto Saloon, 623 Kearny
Barcello Angelo, fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Barcellos Jose, proprietor Luzitania House, SW
cor Drumra and Oregon
BARCKHAUSEN JULIUS, agent German Gen-
eral Benevolent Society, office 732Washington,
dwl E s Franklin bet Turk and Tyler
Barclay David, superintendent laborers Custom
House, dwl 784 Folsom
Barclay John, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Stewart, and Mission
Barclay Robert, baker, dwl 215 Main
Barclay Robert, cook bark Amethyst, llincon Wharf
Barclay Robert H., body maker with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl (31 California
Barcovich George, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 179 Jessie
Barden Patrick, carpenter, dwl N s Eleventh Av-
enue nr P., SouthS. F.
Bardenhagen Henry, clerk with Nicholas Wiebalk,
dwl SWcorBu'sh and Polk
Bardenwerper Charles P.. drayman, 208 Front, dwl
W s Eleventh bet Howard and Folsom
Bardt William, with Eggers & Grotb, dwl 531
O'Farrell
Bardwell Charles, boxmaker Union box factory,
dwl II Quincy
Bardwell John L., (Bardwell & Co.) dwl Frank's
Building, Brenbam Place
Bardwell & Co., (John L. Bardu-cll) bag factory,
Hi.") Clay
Bare Edward, furrier with F. P. Muller & Co., dwl
362^ Clementina
Bare Gustave, furrier with Abram Moll, dwl 362$
Clementina
Bareilles Thomas, milkrancb, SE cor Octavia and
Lombard
Barelli Alexander, merchant tailor, dwl 713 Broad-
wav
Barenton Edward, confectioner with Salomon &.
Co., dwl 1114 Stockton
Barera Louis, drayman, dwl 44 Tehama
Barese Madame, dwl 731 Vallejo
Barghorn August, cook, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Bargon Martin, tailor, 425 Pine
Bargone James, workman with D. Ghirardelli, dwl
2218 Mason
Bargone Leonardo, porter with Pascal, Dubedat &
"Co., dwl 2218 Mason
Bargstieam George G., harnessmaker with Main <&
Winchester, dwl 226 Second
Bargstieam Hans, mariner, dwl 10 Folsom
Baril Hubert, salesman with P. Sainsevain, dwl845
Howard
Barindeau Edward, cook Occidental Hotel
Bark William, vocalist Alhambra Theater, dwl 1024
Montgomery
Balkan Adolph. auvist and oculist, (and Biers & B)
office and dwl 722 Montgomery
Barker Abner H., real estate, office 434 California,
dwl 205 Post
Barker Alfred Z. T., painter with John Center, dwl
WsShotwell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Barker Benjamin F., carpenter, dwl 519 Sac-
Barker E. L.. drug dealer, dwl 411 Brannan
Barker Elizabeth B., (widow) dwl 14 Stanley
Place
Barker Erastus H., miner, dwl 915 Broadway
Barker Frank, carpenter, dwl N s Sixteenth Av-'
enue bet Q and P, South S. F.
Barker George L., artist, dwl 102 Post
Marker G. Frederick, clerk, dwl 14 Stanly Place
Barker Grace, (widow) dwl S s Folsom bet Juni-
per and Eleventh
Barker Henry L., traveling agent, dwl 309 Capp
Barker Henry N., trunkmaker, dwl Xs Cortland
Avenue bet San Jose and San Bruno Roflds
Barker Isaac Jr., dwl 309 Capp nr Nineteenth
Barker Jacob, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl li'.i Welsh
Barker James, pressman with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl E s Mason nr Market
BARKER JAMES L.. manufacturer's agent hard-
ware, 414 Market, res Oakland
Barker John, seaman, clwl SW cor Drutflm and Or-
egon
Barker John IL, storekeeper P.M.S.S America, dwl
206 Brannan
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper with Coghill, Lyons &
Co., res Oakland
Barker Timothy* L., (Wellman, Peck & Co.) dwl
Lick House
Barker Thomas, dwl X s Boyd nr Chester
Barker William, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 2 12 Fremont
Barkbardt Gustav, cutler with M. Price, dwl 31
Morton
Barkhaus Charles, captain schooner Caroline Mea-
de, in, dwl 2015 Mason
Barkhaus Diederich, [F. IP. & l>. Barkhaus) dwl
III Turk
BARKHAUS P. W. & D., books and stationery,
Mo Kearny
Uarkhans Frederick W. (F. W. & D. Barkhaus)
dwl mi) I Sutter
1 lark haus Peter, liarkeeper with John G. Druhe,
junction California and Market
Barking Edward H., Blecutter, dwl Hit) Minna
Barking John, Glemaker, dwl 460 Minna
Barklage William, (Geils & B.) N\V cor Spring
and Summer
Barklev Andrew J., printer, dwl 1016 Pine
Barkiey Charles J., student, dwl 1016 Pine
Barklev George T X., clerk Oriental Bonded Ware-
house, dwl SE cor Union anil Leavenworth
i; irklev William, dwl S s Union nr Leavenworth
Harks Thomas, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 21 Fulton
Barlage Henry, cabinetmaker with George O.Whin
nev & Co., dwl 3 Cusbman
Barlage Henry, Jr., clerk, -J27 Montgomery, dwl 3
Cusbman
Barli Alessandro, cutter with Michael Short, dwl
Broadway bet Powell and Stockton
Barling Ellen F., (widow) nurse, dwl -.21 Tehama
Barlow A. F., dwl 424 Sanson)
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
P. VAN SCKAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
Barlow Carrie Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, dwl 909 Clay
Barlow Charles, (R. G. Dun & Go. J res New York-
Barlow Ebenezer, (colored) bootblack, dwl 730 Pac
Barlow Elisha T., dwl E s Channel opp Eleventh
Barlow Martin, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Front
and Pacific
Barlow William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Barman Charles, cigarstand, 118 Fourth, dwl 321
Minna
Barman Henry, waiter, 132 Stewart
Barman M., groceries and liquors, SW cor Mission
and Fifteenth
Barman Jonas, real estate, dwl 321 Minna
Barman Jonas S., clerk with M. Barman, dwl SW
cor Mission and Fifteentli
Barnam C. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 809 Stockton
Barnard Edward, special policeman, dwl 20 Ellis
Barnard Edward, mate bark Dublin, pier 17 Stew
Barnard Frank, coal, 213 Jackson, dwl 418 Eddy
Barnard George, drayman with Thomas H. Selby
& Co., dwl 531 Linden
BARNARD ISAAC D., real estate and general
business agent, office 232 Mont, dwl Russ House
Barnard Matthew, shoemaker, dwl 528 Stevenson
Barnard Moses S., cooper, dwl 1226J Folsom
Barnard Thomas G., contractor and builder, dwl 32
Rincon Place
Barnes Charles A., plasterer, dwl SW cor Howard
and Twenty-fourth
Barnes Charles E., U. S. mail agent S. F. post-
otlice, dwl 8 Hinckley
Barnes David, attorney at law, dwl 320 Sansom
Barms E. B. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, dwl 932 Howard
Barnes George, watchman Alms House
Barnes George Ed., editor, dwl 1005 Powell
Barnes Henry L., laborer, 84 California Market,
dwl Hinckley nrDupont
Barnes James, blacksmith, dwl 110 William, rear
Barnes John, frnitstand, NW cor Stewart and Mis-
sion, dwl 106 Stewart
Barnes Joseph, mariner, dwl 606 Third
Barnes Robert L. C, clerk witlk Charles Wittram,
dwl 745 Market
Barnes William, carpenter, 913 Market
Barnes William H. L., (Barnes # Bowie) dwl SW
cor Fillmore and McAllister
BARNES & BOWIE, [W. H. L. Barnes and
Henry P. Bowie) attorneys-at-law, office 433
. California
Barnett Joseph, peddler, dwl 448 Natoma
Barnett Joseph P., merchant, dwl 931 1 Howard
Barnett Morris S., graindealer, dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Barnett Solomon N., peddler, dwl 63 Shipley
Barnett Wolfe, watchmaker, dwl 808 Union
Barney Benjamin A., with William B. Hooper dz.
Co., dwl SW cor Ellis and Van Ness Avenue
Barney James M., ( William B. Hooper 8? Co.) res
Ehrenberg, Arizona Territory
Barney John, "tailor with Samuel Figel, 3 Mont
Barney Sophia A., dwl 802 Howard
Barnhart Charles, laborer, 22 Fremont, dwl 48
Louisa
Barnheisel S. Henry, salesman, 24 Sansom, dwl 546
Bryant
Barnhisel E. R., carrier Alta, dwl W s Mission bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Barnum Edward, bookkeeper, dwl 331 Mout
Barnum Harry, clerk, dwl 845 Dnpont
Baron Abraham, tailor, 35 Pacific
Baron Adolph, shoemaker, dwl 5 Ranseb
Baron Bertram, blacksmith with John Duprey, dwl
528 Broadway
B:u-0l? Hemy, hairdraper with A. I. Korn, dwl 259
Jf. ssie
±>aron Jean, blacksmith with John Duprey, dwl
528 Broadway
Baron Oscar, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Baron Samuel, clerk with S. Rosenberg & Co., dwl
27 Pacific
Baron William, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Middle bet
California and Pine
Baronio Peter, cook with Flynn & Co., dwl Vallejo
nr Dupont
Baroteau Alphouse, packer with E. Guittard & Co.,
dwl 3 Washoe Place
Barquin Francois, liquor saloon, 1021 Market
Barr Hannah K., (widow) dwl 318 Oak
Ban- John, machinist with S. F. Gas Co., dwl 264
Minna
Barr John D., umbrella and parasol manufacturer,
323 Bush, dwl 409 Clementina
Barr Neil, molder Fulton Foundry, dwl S s Twen-
ty-third nr Harrison
Barr Sarah A. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl
916 Washington
Barr William H., mariner, dwl N s Bay bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde
BARRA EZEKIEL I., liquors and cigars, NW cor
First and Minna
BARRAS HALL, NW cor First and Minna
Barraillac Charles, basketmaker, 118 Fifth
Barrat August, butcher Miners' Restaurant, dwl 635
Pacific
Barredt Moses, peddler, dwl 920 Dnpont
Barrell Samuel, stockbroker, 446 California, dwl
156 Third
Barrett Alfred, watchmaker, 13 Second, dwl 236
Seventh
Barrett C. H., dwl 424 Sansom
Barrett Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Barrett Daniel, engineer, dwl 40 Clementina
Barrett Dominick, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl Clinton nr Brannan
Barrett Edward, laborer, dwl 607 1 Natoma, rear
Barrett Edward, helper Union Iron Works
Barrett Edward, laborer Laborers Pro. & Ben.
Ass'n., 814 Howard
Barrett Edward, shoemaker, 15 Stevenson
Barrett Edward J., (Barbier Sf B.) dwl 623
Kearny
Barrett Francis A., carpenter with E. K. Howes &
Co., dwl Seventeenth Avenue nr J, South S. F.
Barrett George, hostler with James S. Kennedy,
dwl 230 Third
Barrett George, malster Mason's Brewery, dwl S s
Francisco bet Mason and Powell
Barrett Hannah, (widow) dwl 517 Stevenson
Barrett James, laborer, dwl 310 Jessie
Barrett James, painter, dwl 112 Dora
Barrett James, (Small & B.J and supervisor Tenth
Ward, dwl 318 Clementina
Barrett John, collector, dwl 782 Harrison
Barrett John, laborer, dwl W s Kansas nr Nevada
Barrett John, laborer with Whitney & Freese ^
Barrett Kuowlton, watchman U. S. Branch Mint,
res Oakland
Barrett Mary A., (widow) seamstress, dwl 202
Second
Barrett Mary T., (widow) saleswoman with Sam-
uel Hill, dwl 905 Bush
Barrett Michael, coachman, dwl 17 Sherwood
Place |
Barrett Michael, Imp. Calkers Ass'n, 713 Mission
Barrett Patrick, papercarrier, dwl 216 Bitch
Barrett Richard, porter with Forbes, Brothers &
Co., dwl 805 Sansom
Barrett Richard T., picturefrainemaker with B. Mc-
Quillan, dwl 425 Stevenson
Barrett Robert, brickmaker, dwl 122 Gilbert
Barrett Wallace C, lumbersurveyor, office 128 Stew-
art, res Oakland
Barrett W. C, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Barrett William, laborer, dwl W s Van Ness Ave-
nue ur Turk
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AKT GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
Barrett William F., molder City Iron Works, dwl
19 Clementina
Barrett William G, cashier S.F. Gas Co., dwl NW
cor Pine and Taylor
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, (Robert Sherwood,
successor) importers and dealers watches, dia-
monds, jewelry, etc., 517 Montgomery
Barrette Madame, "(widow) pianist, dwl 589 Market
Barrie David, conductor Central R. R., dwl Clinton
nr Brannau
Barrielles Jean, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl Gra-
ham Place
Barringer Elizabeth E., dressmaker, 830 Market
Barringer Peter, carpenter, dwl 830 Market
Barrington Charlotte Miss, dressmaker with Mrs.
E. Lawrence, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet Jer-
sey and Sanchez
Barrington Francis, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Barrington George, ( Werner & B.) dwl 1706 Polk
Barrington John, clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 557
Xaioma
Barrington William B., storekeeper with Dickson,
De Wolf & Co., dwl Ns Jersey nr Sanchez
Barris Hiram D., market, 9:28 Post
BARROILHET HENRY, (Bclloc FreresJ and
consul for Chili, office 521 Mont, dwl SE cor
Pine and Leavenworth
Ban-on Adolph, shoecutter with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 5 Rausch
Banon Cornelius, ( 'Veering & B.J dwl SW cor
Georgia and Shasta
Barron Cornelius J., paperhanger and painter, 815
Market
Barron Edward, capitalist, office 400 Montgomery,
dwl 510 Powell
Barron House, Edouard Boulogne, proprietor, 1008
Dupont
Barron John, housepainter, dwl 2 Francisco
Barron Michael, carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl E s Mission bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Barron William, carpenter, dwl Sheppard Place nr
Mason
Barron William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay
and Powell
Barron William R., carpenter, dwl Sheppard Place
nr Mason
Barron William R., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
fil3 Mission
BARRON & CO., (Thomas Bell) commission mer-
chants, office N\V cor Cal and Sanson)
BarrowCharles F.. clerk, 421 Mont, dwl 523 Kearny
Harrow James, molder, dwl 520 Mission
Barrow Samuel, office 521 Front
Barrows Daniel P., painter, dwl 73 Natoma
Barry Augustus, clerk Sander's Hotel
Barrv Augustus W., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 1
Willow
Barry B. V., .salesman with J. S. Wall & Co., dwl
1814 Market
BARRY CHARLES E., searcher records, office
619 Mont, dwl 1010 Jackson
Barry Daniel, clerk with S. F. Gas Co., dwl S s
Eleventh Avenue bet N and P, South S. F.
Barry Daniel, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Barry David, fruit dealer, dwl W s Gordon nr Har-
rison
Barry David, laborer, dwl W s Washington Ave-
nue bet Mission and Howard
Barry David, laborer Cent. P.R.R., dwl 531 Fourth
Barry David, sailmaker with John E. Courtenay &
Co., dwl W s Washington Avenue bet Mission
and Howard
Barry Edward, carriagemaker, dwl S s Ridley nr
Valencia
Barry Edward, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 16
Anthony
Barry Edward, real estate ageut, office 415 Mont,
dwl 1904 Stockton
Barry Emma H, (widow) dwl 923 Pacific
Barry James, carpenter North Pac. Trans. Co's S.S-
John L. Stephens
Barry James, foreman with Nelson & Doble, dwl
211 Taylor
Barry James, machinehand with Thomas McMa-
hon, dwl N s Tehama bet Tenth and Eleventh
Barry James, yardman Occidental Hotel
Barrv James P., carpenter, dwl N s Natoma nr
Tenth
Barrv James H., printer with Spauldiug & Barto,
dwl 1306 Jackson
Barrv James J., watchman City Hall Park, dwl
11 l± Fifth
Barry John, bootcrimper with Buckiugham&Heeht,
dwl Ninth nr Harrison
Barry John, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Barry John, coachman, dwl 325 Folsom
Barry John, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Barry John, housepainter, dwl 361 Clementina
Barry John, laborer, dwl 15 Hinckley
Barry John, laborer, dwl 23 Natoma
Barry John, laborer, dwl 24 Freelon
Barry John, laborer, dwl S s Sacramento bet Fil-
more and Steiuer
Barry John, laborer with De Vries & Chase
Barry John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 16
Hinckley
Barry John, painter, dwl 110 William
Barry John, shoemaker, dwl W s Gordon nr Har
Barry John, storekeeper, dwl 16 O'Farrell
Barry John C, expresswagon, 300 Kearny, dwl 660
Jlinna
Barry John E., baker with R. Stein, dwl 238 Fifth
Barrv John H., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 211 Taylor
Barrv John T., (Lyons S? B.J dwl 1526 Geary
Barry Mark, salesman, 606 Mkt. dwl 200 Stockton
Barry Martin, tailor with John O'Donnell, dwl Ns
Bush bet Laguuaaud Buchanan
Barry Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl Ns Francisco
bet Dupont and Kearny
Barry Matthew, peddler, dwl S s San Bruno Road
nr Gerard
Barry Michael, carpenter, dwl 39 Natoma
Barry Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor
Ellis and Laguna
Barry Michael, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Barry Michael, tailor with Timothy Canty, dwl
536 Commercial
Barry Owen, laborer, dwl S s Ash nr Octavia
Barry Owen, laundry man City and County Hospital
Barry P., (widow) dwl 28 Ritch, rear
Barrv Patrick, boilermaker, and extraman Hook
and Ladder Co. No. 2, S. F. F. D., dwl 110
Williams
Barrv Patrick, deckhand steamer El Capitan, dwl
206 Pacific
Barry Patrick, groceries and liquors, 235 Jessie
Barry Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Harrison bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
Barry Patrick, laborer with Smith, Brown & Co,,
E s Potrero Avenue nr Sixteenth
Barry Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl E s Ivy
nr Franklin
Barry P. Oliver, clerk, dwl 25 Sixth
Barrv Richard, laborer S. F. &. P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 260 Clara
Barry Richard, sailmaker with William C. Wood,
dwl Washington Avenue nr Mission
Barry Robert, bookkeeper, dwl 21 Prospect Place
Barry Robert, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Barry Robert, ropemaker, dwl S s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Barry Robert, tailor, Trinity Court
Barry Sarah J., (widow) dwl 1306 Jackson
Barry Teresa, (widow) seamstress, dwl 1 "Nome
Barry Theodore A., (Barry £ Patten) dwl 709
Geary
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO []$] DIRECTORY
87
Barry Thomas, carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl 435 Pine
Barry Thomas, driver N. B. & M. R. R. dwl 259
Tehama
Barry Thomas, extraman Hose Co. No. 5, S. F. F.
D., dwl S s Market het Tenth and Eleventh
Barry Thomas, laborer, dwl 259 Tehama
Barry Thomas, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express
Barry Thomas, shoemaker witli S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 2 Eddy Place
Barry Thomas T., salesman with Keane, O'Connor
& Co., dwl 531 Bush
Barry Vinton B., grocer, dwl 1814 Market
Barry William, actor, dwl 845 Dupont
Barry William, carpenter, dwl 28 Pitch, rear
Barry William, coachman, dwl 217 Pitch
Barry William, foreman Omnibus R. R., dwl
630 Jessie
Barry William laborer, dwl 231 First
Barry William, laborer, dwl 41 Minna
Barry William, shipcarpenter, dwl 21 Rausch
Barrv William H., clerk with McDonald & Gavan,
dwl 21 Rausch
Barry William J., apprentice with W. K. Vander-
slice & Co., dwl 35 Valparaiso
Barry William McGill, naval architect, dwl 200
Stockton
BARRY & PATTEN, /'Theodore A. Barry and
Benjamin A. Patten) wines and liquors, 413
Montgomery
Barsotti Vicene, peddler, dwl 1002 Pacific
Barstean August, laborer and extraman Hook and
Ladder Co. No. 2, S. F. F. D., dwl 625 Vallejo
Barstow Alfred, U. S. postal agent, office 7 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 615 Lombard
Barstow Amanda, dressmaker, dwl 138 Fourth
Barstow Anson, weigher Custom House
Barstow George, (Barstow. Stetson & Houghton)
dwl 927 Pine
Barstow John L., miner, dwl American Exchange
Barstow Joseph, manufacturer, dwl 138 Fourth
Barstow Simon F., compositor, dwl 2 Stanlv Place
BARSTOW, STETSON & HOUGHTON, '(George
Barstow, Edward Gray Stetson, and li. E.
Houghton) attorneys at law, office 315 Cal
Barteau Philip, laborer, dwl 711 Lombard
Bartelloni E., molder with Pietro Mezzara, 533
Jackson
Bartels Adolph, clerk with John H. Schroeder, dwl
330 Vallejo
Bartels Conrad, musician, dwl 500 Union
Bartels Friedrich, waiter, dwl 18 Sansom
Bartels Henry, clerk, dwl 39 Jackson
Bartels Henry, cook bark Legal Tender, 27 Market
Bartels Henry, expresswagon,300 Commercial, dwl
927 Greenwich
Bartels Peter H., clerk with Peter N. Butt & Co.,
dwl SE cor Kearny and Pacific
Bartels Richard, clerk, SE cor Third and Howard
Bartet Auna Madame, teacher French, dwl 715
Green
Bartet Jean Baptiste, clerk with Roth & Videau, dwl
715 Green
Barth Charles H, quartermaster's clerk, dwl 2237
Jackson
Barthen Frank, cigarmaker, dwl 11 Cedar Avenue
Bartholames John, wratchman, dwl S s Boyd nr
Chesley
Bartholomew Henry G., expresswagon, cor Frout
and Pine, dwl E s Devisadero bet Clay and Sac
Bartbrop Edward, (Casey $ B.) dwl 424 Geary
Bartlett Benjamin L., U. S. Internal Revenue
Ganger, dwl 679 Mission
Bartlett Charles H., paperbanger, dwl 409 Bran
Bartlett Columbus, (Bartlett ~& Pratt) dwl 1515
Leavenworth
Bartlett- Cornelia Miss, dwl 917 Post
Bartlett E., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Bartlett EarJ, (BartteU & Bergin) dwl Point Lo-
bos Road nr Fifteenth Avenue
Bartlett Frederick, apprentice Union Box Factory
Bartlett James, piledriver with E.C. Boobar & Co.
Bartlett James H., carpenter, dwl 3118 Tehama
Bartlett Job C. drayman Commercial Flour Mills,
dwl 122 Eddy
Bartlett Mary A.', (widow) dwl 34 Oak Avenue
Bartlett Nathaniel, packer Golden Age Flooring
Mills
Bartlett Pliny, (Hallett, B. & Dalton) res Oakland
Bartlett Robert, coachtrimmer, dwl 731 California
Bartlett Robert B., porter, 206 San, dwl 'd'di Moss
BARTLETT WASHINGTON, attorney at law,
office 636 Sacramento, and secretary Chamber
of Commerce, dwl 850 Market
BARTLETT WILLIAM C, Bulletin Editorial
rooms, 517 Clav, res Oakland
Bartlett William S., exchange teller California
Trust Co., res Oakland
BARTLETT WHITE LEAD AND ZINC CO.,
office 208 California
Bartlett & Bergin, (Earl Bartlett and Michael
Bergin) attorneys at law, office 35 Mont Blk
BARTLETT & PRATT, {Columbus Bar//,// and
Leonidas E. Pratt) attorneys at law, office 636
Sacramento
Bartley Francis, boilermaker, dwl 125 Dora
Bartley John, laborer with Whitney & Freeee
Bart ling William, (Bartling 8? Kimball) res Four-
teenth het Castro and Brush. Oakland
BARTLING & KIMBALL. (William Bar/Jin?
and Henry Kimball) bookbinders and blank-
book manufacturers, 505 Clay
Bartlow William, (colored) bootblack, S s Merch-
ant nr Kearny, dwl N s Pacific nr Stocktou
Bartman A., carpenter Pioneer Woolen Mills
Bartman John C, musician, dwl 1519 Dupont
Bartman Ferdinand, carpenter Pioneer Woolen
Mills
Barto Harrison, (Spanldiug 4* BJ dwl 908 How
Barto Mary, (widow) bakery, 1218 Powell
Bartol Lo'uis, butcher, 206 Broadway, dwl 329
Broadway, rear
Bartola Antonio, tinsmith, dwl 814 Pacific
Bartola Pietro, tinsmith, dwl 814 Pacific
Bartolacci Sebastauauio, laborer, dwl 51J3 Vallejo
Bartolomew Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 1437 Pine
Barton Alfred, shipcarpenter with James H. Love,
dwl International Hotel
Barton Benjamin F., (B. F. Barton & Co.) dwl 23
Kearnv
BARTON "B. F. & CO., proprietors Pioneer Salt
Works, depot 211 and 213 Sacramento
Barton Charles C, porter, 111 Front, dwl 136 Ship-
ley
Barton David, gardener with Milo Hoadley, dwl
NW cor Bush and Lyon
Barton George, engineer, dwl 418 Brannan
Barton James, bootmaker, 813 Battery
BARTON JOHN, president Union Pacific Salt
Co., 218 Sacramento, dwl 15 Laurel Place
Barton John C, (Barton & Rutter) res New York
Barton Joseph, boxmaker, dwl 22 Turk
Barton Joshua H., steward San Quentiu Prison,
dwl 181 Jessie
Barton Thomas S., clerk with N. B. EdgerlyA Co.,
dwl cor Fourth and Perry
Barton Willard T., clerk, dwl 706 California
Barton William, painter, dwl 1232 Union
Barton William, rigger and stevedore, dwl W s
Stockton bet Francisco and Bay
Barton William II., stockbroker, office 19 Merch-
ants' Exchange, dwl N s Jackson nr Franklin
BARTON & RUTTER, (John C. Barton and
Robert A. Rutter) importers and dealers gnus,
pistols, cutlery, etc., 609 Clay
Bartone Peter, currier with Simon Hoffmann, dwl E
s Mission nr Twelfth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 SaDsom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Goods-
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Baruch Frank, cabinetmaker, dwl 375 Jessie
Baruch Isaac, merchant, dwl 108 Seventh
Baruch Paulina, midwife, dwl 252 Minna
Barut Raymond, market. 1402 Stockton
Baruth Ernest, (Ernest Baruth & Co.) dwl 900
Post
Baruth Ernest & Co., (Henry Hol/ings) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Post and Hyde
Baruth S. & Co.,(H. Goldsmith) cloaks and man-
tillas, 400 Kearny
Baruth Simon, (S. Baruth & Co.) dwl 400 Kearny
Barz August, (Barz& Suhl) dwl 119 Commercial
Barz & Suhl, (August Barz and Chris/tan F.Suhl)
wagonmakers and blacksmiths, 114 Sac
Basch Arthur, salesman, 121 Sansom, dwl 225 Bush
Bascfa Hugo, barber, dwl 277 Minna
Bascom Louis- S., clerk with F. E. Wilke, 418
Montgomery, dwl 814 California
Baselini Alexander, interpreter City and Comity
Hospital
Basel li Regina. (widow) dwl 25 Geary
Basford Jacob K. , mouevbroker, office 304 Mont,
dwl 917 Geary
Bash Henry, general business agent, 540 Kearny,
dwl 773 Folsom
Bash Hyman, tailor, 202 Bush, dwl 3 Shipley
Basliam Frederick, plaster modeler, 952 Mission,
dwl E s Larkin bet Sutter and Post
Baskerville John, morticer with L. and E. Emanuel,
dwl 4 lOBrannan
Baskerville Richard D., hairdresser, dwl 34 Fifth Av
Bass Chester, (colored) hairdresser, 531 Pacific, dwl
919 Broadway
BASS, NEWMAN & CO., (Thomas J. Bass and
James Newman) paints, oils, and glass, 735
Market
Bass Thomas J., (Bast, Netcman dt Co.) dwl E s
Fillmore bet Bush and Pine
Bass William, shipcalker, bds 312 Beale
Baseauicb Antonio, laborer Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 1110 Stockton
Basschaozt Peter, steward schooner Greyhound, 27
Market
Basse Thomas, commission merchant, dwl 331 Mont-
gomery
Bassey Lewis, seaman North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
John L> Stephens
Basser Ferdinand, distiller, dwl 25J Welsh
Bassett A. C, assistant superintendent Southern P.
R. R. Co., dwl 906 Market
Bassett Alonzo, stonecutter with W. Crauley, res
Oakland
Basset! Charles F. & Co., produce commission, 208
Washington, dwl N s Mission opp Twelfth
Bassett Daniel, second assistant engineer with P.M.
S. S. Co.
Bassett Frank W., plumber, dwl NW cor Eleventh
and .Minna
BASSETT JOSEPH, wholesale flour and grain, 221
and 223 Clay, res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co
Bassetl Martin L., carpenter, dwl NW cor Jersey
and Church
Bassett Nathaniel, doorkeeper California Theater,
dwl NW cor Eleventh and Minna
Bassett William H.. doorkeeper California Theater,
dwl NW cor Eleventh and Minna
Bassini Bernardo, gastitter with S.F. Gas Co., dwl
1815 Hyde
Bassity James, plasterer, dwl 1J3 Jones
Bassiiy Matthew F., plasterer, dwl 207 Minna
Basteia Frank, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl 509 Eighth
Baeten John, hostler with II. Kelling & Co., dwl
421 Broadway
Bastheim Joseph, (Einstein Bros. & Co.) dwl 828
O'Farrell
Bastian Henry, contractor, dwl 411 Pacific
Bastian Jacob, (Mesaiier \ II.) dwl 721 Sansom
Bastian Philip, (Bliven 4- B,) dwl 711 Lombard
Bast on Aimer F^, teamster with Miller & Hall, dwl
N s McAllister bet Buchanan and Webster
Baston Joseph G., sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl Park Hotel
Bataille Pierre, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Batavia Philip, hairdresser and wigmaker, 641
Kearny, dwl 751 Clay
Batchelder David F., special policeman, dwl 429
Sixth
Batchelder Hiram, carrier Alta California
Batchelder John R., carpenter with A. A. Snyder,
dwl 512 Hyde
Batchelder L. L. , stevedore, dwl 1026 Clav
Batchelder Nathaniel, carpenter, dwl 446 Braunan
Batchelder Timothy, captain bark Oakland, pier 1
Stewart, res Oakland
BATCHELOR EDWARD P., attorney at law,
office 10 Mont Block, and justice of the peace,
804 Montgomery, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bate William H., patternmaker, dwl 211 Stevenson
Bateman Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearnv
BATEMAN HENRY C, Catholic bookseller, sta-
tioner and bookbinder, 203 Kearny
Bateman James, shoemaker, 204 Commercial
Bateman J. C, miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bates A. C, miner, dwl 538 Sacramento
Bates A. Caroline Miss, teacher University school,
dwl LOW Powell
BATES ASHER B., attorney at law and register
in bankruptcy, office 10 Court Block, 636 Clav,
dwl 705 Bush
Bates Cicero M., physician and health officer Board
of Health, office 521 Jackson, dwl 206 Powell
Bates Dudley C, bookkeeper with Edward F. Hall
&Co., d'wl 920 Bush
Bates Eugene J. clerk with Charles Langley & Co.,
dwl 764 Harrison
Bates Felix P. W.. millwright with Edwin O. Hunt,
dwl 673 Harrison
Bates George, principal University school, N s Post
bet Stockton and Powell, dwl 1001 Powell
Bates John, seaman, dwl Ns Oregon bet Drumm
and Davis
BATES JOSEPH C, attorney at law, office 434
California, dwl 708 Pine
Bates J. W„ (widow) dwl 764 Harrison, rear
Bates Marshall A. K., clerk Merchants Mutual Ma-
rine Iiis. Co., dwl 705 Bush
Bates .Morris S., cashier with Williams, Blanchard
& Co., dwl 705 Bush
Bates S. P.. captain ship Lookout, Rincon Wharf
Bates William, street contractor, dwl SW cor Har-
rison and Chesley
Bateson James H., tailor, 5 Clementina
Batiste Frank, laborer, dwl 213 Broadway
Batres Luis, dwl 11 Kearny
Batsere John, cook Union Club, dwl N s Bryant nr
Bryant Avenue
Battams William, salesman with Locke Sz. Monta-
gne, dwl Lick House
Batten Sansom, (Batten <£ Mullen) dwl S s Califor-
nia nr Baker
Batten & Mullen, (Sansom Batten and Michael
Mullen) stone cutters, N s Geary nr Cemetery
Avenue
BattenaB., drayman, dwl 1210 Powell
Battersby James, watchmaker, dwl 709 Mission
Battersbv Robert, mining engineer, office 645 Mar-
ket.'dwl 24 Third
Battery Street D. S. Bonded Warehouse, Ge
Bode proprietor, NW cor Battery and Filbert
BATTEUX DANIEL, liquor saloon, 31 Kearny,
dwl 11 Carlos Place
Battiste Joseph, cook Grand Hotel
Battiste Louis, cook, 647 Commercial
Battler C. W.. carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Battles Albert, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber &
Co-, bds Sacramento Hotel
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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89
Battles John, proprietor "Rallies Honse, 23 Vallejo
Battles Luke, cashier Delmonico's Restaurant, dwl
17 Anthony
Battles William W., merchant, dwl 819 Post
Battlot Peter, tailor, dwl 536 Broadway
Batturs Edward T„ bookkeeper with Frank G Ed-
wards, dwl 521 Leavenworth
Batty. John, carpenter with N. P. Langland, dwl N s
Post bet Broderick and Baker
Batty William J., coupe, Plaza
Bauch Albert, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Bauch Peter G., custom house broker, 500 Battery,
dwl 719 Union
Baudin John P., carpenter H. C. Lengue, 128 Kearny
Bauer Abraham, (Bauer Bros. J dwl 1102 Pine
Bauer Brothers, (Abraham, Moses and Samuel)
fancy goods, 410 Kearny
Bauer Carl, laborer with Ruhlan Brothers
Bauer Charles, laborer, dwl S 6 Twentieth bet
Dolores and Church
Bauer Charles, (Charles Bauer & Co.) dwl 256
Stevenson
Bauer Charles, (Valentine & B.) dwl 1117 Mission
Bauer Charles & Co., native wines and liquors, SE
cor Kearny and Commercial
Bauer Edward, laborer with Taylor & Bendel, 407
Clay
Bauer Emil, clerk, dwl 1042 Polsom
Bauer Emile, ( White & B.) dwl 2109 Jones
Bauer George, boarding, 9 Belden
Bauer Henry, upholsterer with John C. Bell, dwl
1511 California
Bauer John, cooper Mason's Brewery, dwl Stockton
bet Union and Green
Bauer John, driver Broadway Brewery, dwl 118
Virginia
Bauer John, (Chapman & B.J dwl cor Fillmore
and Haight
BAUER JOHN A., treasurer City and County,
office 3 City Hall first floor, and manufactur-
ing chemist and druggist, 101 Post, dwl 620
Greenwich
Bauer Joseph, liquor saloon, 1042 Folsom
Bauer Leonard G., soapmaker, dwl 432 Green-
wich
Bauer Leopold, folder Occidental Laundry, dwl
Fillmore nr Greenwich
Bauer Louis, cutler, 830 Market.
Bauer Moses, (Bauer Bros. J dwl 1102 Pine
Bauer Peter, dwl 705 Vallejo
Bauer Peter, blacksmith, dwl 1325 Stockton
Bauer Samuel, (Bauer Bros. J dwl 1102 Pine
Bauer Simon, porter City of Paris, dwl 439 Bush
Bauer William, confectioner, dwl 266 Stevenson
Bauerle Johannes, carpenter with Leonard F.
Haussler, res Alameda
Baugh Theodore E., proprietor U. S. Court Bldg,N
E cor Battery and Wash, dwl 123 Stockton
Baugh William W., clerk, dwl 320 Sansom
Bautiof Charles, ( Werner & Go. ) dwl 20 Belden
Baulsir Nimrod, blockmaker with Thomas F.
Mitchell, dwl 1332 Washington
Baum Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 108 Tehama, rear
BAUM CHARLES, customhouse broker and Con-
sul Argentine Republic, office 510 Battery, dwl
1705 Powell
Baum David A., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., dwl 18 Prospect Place
Baum Gustave, furniture, 740 Washington, dwl 709
Pacific
BAUM J. & CO., (Henry & Morris Shrier) man-
ufacturers, importers and jobbers clothing, 222
Sansom
Baum John, cabinetmaker, 605 California
Baum Julius, (J. Baum Jj- Co. J dwl 1111 Van Ness
Avenue
Baum Simon, bookkeeper, 222 Sansom, dwl 339
Eddy
Baumau A., jeweler, dwl 515 Vallejo
Banman Edward, engineer Yolo Mills, dwl 1211
Dupout
Banman Emma Miss, (Banman Sisters) dwl 1108
Stockton
Banman George, (Plan: 8? B.J dwl 531 Natoma
Banman John." carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Banman Joseph, gun and lockmaker, 510 Broadway
Banman Lena Miss, (Banman Sisters j dwl 1108
Stockton
Banman Louis F., confectioner with George Haas
&■ Co., dwl 231 Jessie
Baumau Robert, curriey with C. O'Donuell, dwl
W s Gilbert nr Brannan
Baumau Sisters, (Miss Emma ami Miss Lena Bau-
mau) millinery, 1108 Stockton
Banman Frederick' bookkeeper, dwl 2017 Mason
Bauman John, musician, dwl 29 Morton
Baumberger James, bookkeeper with Breeze &.
Loughran, dwl 627 Commercial
Baumeister Frederick, (Hunt & B.) dwl 538 How
Baumeister Joseph, carpenter, dwl 15115 Powell
Baumeister John A., (Baumeister & Co.) dwl 1038
Howard
Baumeister & Co., {John A. Baumeister and John
C. Beck/er) saloon, NW cor Rush and Kearny
Baumgardner S. J., commission agent California
Cracker Co., dwl 1024 Bush
Baumgardner E. M. Mrs., vice-principal Denman
Grammar School, dwl 51 1 Sutter
Baumgart Philip, waiter Woodward's Gardens
Baumgart Solomon, peddler, dwl 122 Virginia
Baumgarten Anton, [M. Ullmann & Co.) dwl 630
Sacramento
Baumgarten Carl, (M. Ullmann & Co ) res Pesfch,
Hungary
Baumgarten Christian, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Baumgarten Joseph, cashier with M. Ullmann &,
Co.. dwl McAllister nr Polk
Baumgartner Valentine, (Heerdink & Co.) dwl 6)7
Minna
Baun Jasper J., butcher, dwl NW cor Fifth and
Folsom
BAUR OTTO, San Francisco Restaurant, 324
Montgomery, dwl 43 Second
Baurhyte Isaac S., assistant engineer steamer Amer-
ica, dwl 251 Bluxome,rear
Baurhvte Robert H, (widow) dwl E s Pierce nr
Ellis
Bauscher Jeremiah D., bookkeeper with B. C. Horn
&C<>., res Oakland
Bauser Ferdinand, brewer, dwl Fifth Avenue,
South S. F.
BAUSM AN WILLIAM, editorial department Morn-
ing Call, dwl 552 Minna
Banten Nicholas J., (Nicholas J. Banteu & Co.)
dwl NE cor Brannan and John
Bauten Nicholas J. & Co., (William Murhe) groce-
ries and liquors, NE cor Brannan and John
Bautier Alphonse, printer with Thomas D. Lamer,
dwl S s Seventeenth nr Valencia
Bautz Leon, (Angclad? B.) dwl 607 Sansom
BAUX F. A., real estate, office 411* California, res
Oakland
Bavaria Brewery, Jacob Gundlach & Co.. proprie-
tors, 620-622" Vallejo
Baw Frank, molder with W. T. Garratt & Co., dwl
Fulton nr Lacuna
Bawden William G., (Bawden & Forbes) dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Bawden & Forbes, ( William G. Bawden and J. S.
Stuart Forbes,) job printers, 317 California
Bax Samuel, cook, dwl 238 Stewart
Baxter Charles E. A., clerk with J. C. Merrill &
Co., dwl 1109 Howard
Baxter Edward H.. salesman with Crane & Brig-
bam, dwl 1109 Howard
Baxter Hall W., bookkeeper with Crane & Brig-
ham, dwl S s Ellis bet Fillmore and Steiner
Baxter James, engineer with E. C. Boobar & Co.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Baxter James E., laborer, dwl 503 Washington
Baxter John T., carpenter, dwl 13 Ridley
Baxter John T. Jr., market, N s Sixteenth nr Guer-
rero, dwl 13 Ridley
Baxter Joseph, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Baxter Joseph P., special policeman, dwl 515 Sac
Baxter Lydia L., (widow) dwl 1109 Howard
Baxter Mary, (widow) dwl 6 Downey
Baxter Matthew, laborer with C. O'Donnell, dwl
716 Brannan
Baxter Patrick, laborer with Flint, Peabody & Co.,
dwl 20 Harrison Avenue
Baxter William S., clerk S. F. Assayiug and Refin-
ing Works, dwl 111 | Minna
Bay City Laundry, offices 602 Market and 228 Mont
BAY CITY SODA WATER CO., office 89 Stev
Bay District Agricultural Association, office 37 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Bay District Horticultural Society, office and read-
ing room, 622 Clay
Bay Park Addition Homestead Association, office
328 Montgomery
Bav Park Homestead Association, office 328 Mont
BAY SUGAR REFINERY, SW cor Battery and
Union
Bay View Chemical Works, Sixteenth nr Folsom,
office NW cor Bush and Powell
BAY VIEW DISTILLING CO., (Robert Cushins
and Andrew A. Louderback) cor Nineteenth
Avenue and H, South S. F., office 313 and 315
Battery
Bay View Nursery, A. Brocq, proprietor, cor Twen-
ty-first Avenue and J, office 619 Sacramento
BAY' WAREHOUSE, estate of A. K. Van Damme,
proprietor, W s Sansom bet Lombard and
Greenwich
Bayerque E. M. Madame, (widow) dwl 819 Miss
Bayerque Romain, with Pioche & Bayerque, dwl
* 806 Stockton
Bayless Frederick, seaman, dwl 12 Steuart
Bay less Joseph, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl Geneva nr Brannan
Bayless Thornton J., bookkeeper, dwl 204 Mont
Bayless William H., architect, dwl E s Geneva bet
Brannan and Townsend
BAYLEY CHARLES A., proprietor Bayley's Sam-
ple Rooms, 659 Clav, dwl 1214 Powell
Bayley Charles H., clerk, 310 Cal, dwl 1214 Pow
Bayley George B., bookkeeper Bank California, res
Oakland
Bayley Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Bayley Thomas, seaman, dwl 225 Clay
BAYLEY WILBUR P., photographer, 618 Wash-
ington and 1102 Stockton, dwl 1405 Taylor
Bay lie Frederick, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Bajiv Charles A., (Bayly & Clan-son) dwl' 822
Bush
Bavlv Pauline, (widow) midwife, dwl 163 Tehama
BAYLY & CLAWSON, (Charles A. Bayly and
Joseph W. Claw son) apothecaries, 512 Kearny
Bayly. — See Bailey and Baily
Bay ma Joseph Rev., Professor Mathematics, and
President St Ignatius College
BAYNE JAMES, gasometer' builder City Gas
Works, dwl N s Sierra nr Maryland
Bayreuther Clara Miss, millinery and dressmaking,
774 Mission
Bayreuther E. Mrs., millinery and dressmaking,
774 Mission
Bayreuther Gustav, tinsmith, dwl 774 Mission
Bays Henry, shipwright, dwl 8 Liberty
Bazin Victor, tailor, dwl E s Mission bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth
Bazzaoizi Martin, broker, dwl Bay Viewr
Bazzurro Frank, (Breda & Co.) dwl 504 Clay
Beach Anson B., drayman with Richard Perry, dwl
SE cor Bush and Polk
Beach Carrie A., (widow) dwl SW cor Howard
and Eighteenth
BEACH CHILPON, books and stationery, 5 Mont
Masonic Temple, dwl Grand Hotel
Beach Dennis, (Beach, Monteitk & Co.) res Albany,
Oregon
Beach George H., salesman with Mayrisch Bros &
Co., dwl 517 J Jessie
Beach Henry H., clerk with Wellman, Peck & Co.,
dwl 117' Sixth
Beach Henry Martin, commission merchant, dwl
813 Stockton
Beach Horace, dwl 534 Bush
BEACH JOHN C, proprietor Adams House, 535
and 537 Sacramento
Beach, Monteitli & Co., (Dennis Beach, Thomas
Monteith, Henry Myers and Alexander S.
Knox,) produce commission, and proprietors
Albany City (Oregon) Flour Mills, 120 Clay
Beach Thomas P., cashier North Pac. Trans. Co.,
dwl 905 Market
Beacon George H., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 325 Minna
BEADLE DONALD, shipping and commission
merchant, 119 Washington, dwl 623 Third
Beahan John, butcher, dwl E s Boardman Place nr
Braunau
Beahan Thomas M., porter, dwl E s Octavia nr
Rose
Beakley J. Sloat, homoeopathic physician, office and
dwl 230 Kearny
Beal Frauk, porter," 110 Sutter
Beal George, clerk Chief Quartermaster's Depart-
ment Cal, 703 Market, dwl 510 Mason
Beal Luciau, laborer with Wood Preserving Co.,
dwl Montgomery Hotel
Beal Samuel, bedding manufacturer, 575 and 577
Mission, dwl 40 Silver
BEALE STREET SAWING AND PLANING
MILL, Richardson, Dell & Co. proprietors,
NW cor Beale and Mission
BEALE STREET WAREHOUSE, NE cor Beale
and Bryant, James Byrnes & Co. proprietors
Beale Street Wharf, foot Beale
Beale Thomas, insurance agent, dwl N s Chestnut
bet Taylor and Jones
Beale William, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart
Beals Charles W., pressman with J. H. Carmany
& Co.. dwl 1506 Taylor
Beals C. K. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, dwl
923 Powell
BEALS HENRY CHANNING, Editor Commercial
Herald and Market Review, office 409 Wash-
ington, dwl 1506 Taylor
Beals John P., music printer with M. Gray, res
San Mateo
Beals Joseph, steward Moses Taylor, U. S. N. Z. &
A. M. S. S. Line
Beam Francis, real estate agent, dwl 1233 Mission
Beam Joel M., cook with Henry Scott, dwl 815 Mont
Beam Peter G., passenger agent Erie Railroad, dwl
Lick House
Beaman Henry, laborer, dwl S s Chestnut nr Filmore
Beaman Joseph, milkman, dwl Black Point,
Beamish George, whipmaker, 519 Sacramento
Beamish John, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl Polk nr Market
Beamish John, shoemaker with S.W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl Oak nr Van Ness Avenue
Beamish Percy, merchaut, dwl 127 Kearny
Bean Charles," milkman with E. 11. Knight, dwl
2221 Greenwich
Bean David, dravman with Cross & Glvnn
Bean Edwin P., (E. F. Bean & Co.) dwl 336
Turk
BEAN E. F. & CO., Pacific Coast Advertising
Agency, office 410 Montgomery
Bean George W., sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
dwl 921 Union
Bean John, cook Mechanic's Hotel, dwl 500 Bdwy
Bean Joseph, carpenter, dwl 658 Howard
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
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91
Bean Joseph W., carpenter California Planing
Mill, dwl 174 Minna
Bean Moses W., captain bark Naraniissie, dwl 921
Union
Bean Redmond, stevedore, dwl 569 Howard
Bean William, clerk, dwl 230 O'Farrell
Bean William, clerk, dwl 641 Vallejo
Bean William, drayman with Cross & Glynn, dwl
4 Helen
Beane J. Whidden, dwl 532 Howard
Beane L. W., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Beanston George, secretary Board of Education,
dwl 339 Minna
Beanston Peter, blacksmith with Pollard & Car-
vill Manufacturing Co., dwl S s Hollis nr Ellis
Beard Charles C, ex-deputy sheriff, dwl 704
Howard
Beard George, keeper County Jail
Beard George, longshoreman, dwl N s Greenwich
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Beard H., helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Beard Isaac, blacksmith Bay View and Potrero
R.R., dwl Potrero
Beard Joseph R., broker, office 15 Montgomery
Block, dwl 704 Howard
Beardslee Cyrus, carpenter, dwl 430 Union
Beardslee Martha A. Mrs. , saleswoman with Wilcox
& Gibbs S. M. Co., dwl 339 Jessie
Beardsley Irving W. , butcher with Michael O'Con-
nor, dwl NE cor Ninth and Stevenson
Beardsley James Jr., engineer, dwl 662 Minna,
rear
Beardsley John H., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, dwl
828 California
Beardsly Sophia, ( widow) dwl 316 O'Farrell
Bearsing Henry, mate, dwl 39 Jackson
Bearwald Benjamin, metermaker Union Brass
Foundry, dwl 528J Tehama
Bearwald George, expresswagon, NE cor Kearny
and Post, dwl 115 Dora
Bearwald Jacob, printer with Edward Bosqui &.
Co., dwl 115 Dora
Bearwald Tobias, furs, 104 Kearny, dwl 528* Te-
hama
Beasley William, laborer, dwl SW cor P and Thir-
teenth Avenue, South S. F.
Beath J. M., civil engineer, dwl 527 Post
Beaton Angus, shipwright, dwl 129 Tehama
Beaton John, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Beaton Peter, shipcarpenter with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl 129 Tehama
Beatteay James, carpenter, dwl 34| Zoe
Beatty David, carpenter, dwl N s Pine »r Steiner
Beatty Henry, waiter with E. J. Foster
Beatty Hugh, hackdriver with Bouton & Sou, dwl
14 John
Beatty John, gardener Industrial School
BEATTY JOHN, Patcbeu Stables, 38 Sixth, dwl
473 Jessie
Beatty L., dwl What Cheer House
Beatty Patrick, foreman mattressmaker with N. P.
Cole & Co., dwl 531 O'Farrell
Beatty Samuel, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 5 Oak
Beatty Samuel G., (Gunnison & B.J attorney-at-
law, office 604 Merchant, dwl SE cor Ellis and
Mason
Beauchamp Frederick, clerk with Thomas Collin-
son, dwl 14 Lafayette
Beauchamp Julia Mrs., dwl Sacramento bet Fill-
more and Webster
Beauchamp Stephen, varnisher with P. Liesenfeld,
dwl 541 Market
Beauchamp Stephen, upholsterer, dwl 227 Second
Beaujardin, Theodore G., teacher music, dwl 823
Broadway
Beaumont Charles A., liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth
and Bryant
Beaumont Henry, attorney-at-law, office 712 Mont
Beaumont W. H, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Beauregard John, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Beauregard Napoleon, machinist Pacitic Rolling
Mill, dwl cor Shasta and Michigan
Beaver George W., mining, office 414 California,
res Oakland
Beaver Samuel E., assistant cashier U.S. Assistant
Treasurer, dwl 246 Third
Bebau Michael, tailor, dwl 1817 Kearny
Behau Rocco, restaurant, dwl 1311 Kearny
Bebergall Jacob, salesman with Gustave Baum,
dwl 740 Washington
Bebo Thomas, (BnltJirtzard & Bebo) dwl E s Mis-
sion nr Twenty-fourth
Becher Henry, cook Russ House, dwl S s Ash nr
Buchanan
Bechler Joseph, driver with Dewing, Palmer &
Oakley, dwl 119 Commercial
Bechtel Max, bookkeeper with Kleinclaus, Fauss
& Co., dwl 835 Clay
Bechtulf Michael, carpenter, dwl 524 Bryant
Beck Adolphus G., accountant and teacher book-
keeping, 432 Montgomery
Beck Anthony H, musician, dwl 809 Union
Beck August, cook, dwl S s Francisco bet Stockton
and Dupout
Beck Bartholomew, dwl 1407 Stockton, rear
Beck Charles, laborer, dwl NE cor Francisco and
Larkin
Beck David S., merchandise broker, dwl 18 Stanly
Place
Beck David S. Jr., clerk with Jones & Co., dwl 18
Stanly Place
Beck Eugene B., salesman with Jones & Co., dwl
38 Stanly Place
Beck Francis E., salesman, 524 Mkt, dwl 432 Mont
Beck George, machinist Uniou Iron Works, dwl
668 Mission
Beck Henry, tanner, dwl San Bruno Road nr Four
Mile House
Beck Henry, whitener, dwl Hotel Rhein
Beck Henry, (Dielle & B.J dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Beck Jacob, bricklayer, dwl 531 Seventeenth
Beck Jacob, wines and liquors, 65 Fourth, dwl 726
Vallejo
Beck James G., housepainter and whitener, 351
Jessie
Beck John, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 228
Second
Beck John, laborer, dwl S s Twentieth nr Harrison
Beck John, saloon, 810 Clay
Beck John P., shoecutter with Orrin Jones, dwl 418
Mission
Beck Mary, (colored), dwl 139 Spear
Beck Nathaniel A., tannery, SE cor Nineteenth and
Folsom
Beck Nicholas P., local policeman, and boardingand
lodging, 156 Stewart
Beck William, tinsmith with J. Armstrong, dwl N
E cor Spear and Howard
Beck William J., cook, dwl 8 Lick
BeckedortfG. H. C, dwl 38 Russ
Becker Albert, mason, dwl 20 Jansen
BECKER BROTHERS, (Charles H. % DiedrichJ
groceries, SE cor Turk aud Larkin
Becker Caspar, tannery, San Bruno Roadnr Twen-
ty-eighth
Becker Casper, (Becker & EngelhardtJ dwl cor Ivy
Avenue and Buchanan
Becker Charles, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Becker Charles H., (Becker Bros. J dwl SE cor
Turk and Larkin
Becker Diedrich, (Becker Bros. J dwl SE cor Turk
aud Larkin
Becker Frank, porter, 21 Battery, dwl Pacific nr
Leavenworth
Becker Frederick W., cigars and tobacco, 705 Davis
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmii.fea.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Becker Frederick W., foreman City Paving Co.,
dwl 112 Silver
Becker George, saloonkeeper, dwl 1320 Stockton
Becker George J., liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and
Berrv
Becker Henry, (Becker 8? Jacoby ) dwl 725 liar
Becker Joseph, china and glassware, SW cor Du-
pont and Sutter
Becker Joseph, sawyer with Hohbs, Giltnore & Co.,
dwl Hi Hinckley
Becker Jost, special policeman, dwl Hinckley Place
Becker Louis, baker with Adam Winkle, dwl 715
Pacific-
Becker Lnka, waiter with Boghiscich &. Brown,
506 Washington
Becker Martin H. W., clerk with H. Doscher &
Co.. dwl 225 Fifth
Becker Moritz, furrier, 185 Jessie
Becker Nicholas, porter with Rothschild & Ehrenp-
fort, dwt NE cor Gough and O'Farrell
Becker Otto F., (Bitter & B.J dwl Prescott House
Becker Peter, shoemaker, 1105 Dupont, dwl 515
Green
Becker I'eter, (Fisert & B.J dwl 234 Sutter
Becker Philip, saloon, 910 Kearny
Becker William, willowbasketmaker, SE cor Post
aa<l Kearny, dwl cor Pine and Quincy
Becker William, (Becker & Go. J dwl 1U2 Mission
Becker &, Co., i William Becker and Peter Miller)
groceries and liquors, 100 Mission
Becker & Engelhardt, (G. Becker and W. Engel-
It'inlt) proprietors Capital Saloon, NW cor Pine
and Kearny
Becker & Jacoby, (Henry Becker and Julius Ja-
coby) dry goods, 348 Third
Becket Solomon, (colored) cook with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 161 Perry
Beckett Henry, backdriver Sander's Hotel
Beckhusen Henry G., with Henry Voirath, dwl 4
Willi. i m
Beckler John C, (Bavmeister & Go. J dwl 528 Bush
Beckman August, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Beckman Frederick, beersaloon, 138 Fourth
Beckman Frederick, foreman with W. G. Weir,
dwl 8 Folk
Beckman Frederick", seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Beckman John, butcher, dwl Fifth Avenue bet K
ami L, South S. P.
Beckmann Enos, clerk with Richard Draper, dwl
139 Market
Beckmann Jacob, showcasemaker with Teubner &
Hoffman, dwl 139 Minna
Beckmann J. N., (Beckmann & Thorn Wohrden)
dwl Grant Avenue nr Mission
Beck ni;. nn John, groceries and liquors, 512 Geary
Beckmann Peter W., clerk with F. Joost, dwl NE
cor Twenty -sixth and Mission
Beckmann William, clerk with Matthias Wilkins,
dwl NE cor Chestnut and Mason
Beckmann & Thorn Wohrdeu. (J. N. Beckmann
and H. Thorn Wohrden) groceries and liquors,
cor Minna and Ninth
Beckwith James, teamster with S. F. Transfer Co.,
dwl 350 Jessie
Beckwith J. C, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Beckwith John W., policeman City Hall, dwl 505
Tehan a
Beckwith Seth L., (Beckwith & Vice) dwl 105
Hives
Beckwith & Vice, (Seth L. Beckwith and Thomas
Vice J hoatbuilders, N s Clark bet Druuim and
Davis
Bedarf Ferdinand, laborer, dwl Jefferson nr Gov-
ernment. Reservation
Bedell William, engineer Risdon Iron Works, dwl
Es Mission Avenue nr Seventeenth
Bedford John, seaman stmr Salinas, Wash St Wharf
Bee Barlow B., miner, dwl 12 Jessie bet Seventh
and Eighth
Bee Emil, (Bee Freres J dwl 1133 Dupont
Bee Freres. (Emil and Theodore) merchant tailors,
1133 Dupont
Bee F. A. Col., office 414 Market, dwl Lick House
Bee F. M., student Heald's Business College, dwl
521 Folsom
Bee Julius F., hardware, 340 Third
Bed Louisa S. Mrs., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl cor
Market and Eliis
Bee Theodore, (Bie Freres) dwl 1133 Dupont
Bee Theodore C, messenger Mayor's otiice, dwl
528 Broadway
Beeban Isaac, porter, dwl 1000 Pacific
Beebe George W., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
632 Minna
Beebe J. J., printer, dwl 411 Sansom
Beebe Joseph, dentist, dwl 2? Minna
Beebe Robert F., patternmaker Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 71 Natoma
Beebe Ruth, (widow) dwl 1410 Pine
Beebe Wallis, dentist, dwl 71 Natoma
Beebe Wdliam S., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
3 Buchanan Place
Beebee Georgiana L., (widow) dwl 20 Hawthorne
Beecher Albert, lastmaker with Joseph Leveque,
dwl 274 Minna
Beecher Henrv, cook Russ House
Beeching Robert, general agent California Prison
Commission, 302 Montgomery, dwl 1016 Taylor
Beedy W. P., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Beeaau Louise Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Beenau Edward, trackman Market Street R. R.
BEEHIVE BUILDING, NE cor Wash and Dup
Beekinan Charles W., seaman, dwl 49 Sacramento
Beer Gottlieb, bookkeeper with Weil & Co., dwl
1024 Lark in
Beer Julius, ( Weil & Co.) res New York
Beermann Louis, boarding and lodging, W s Long
Bridge
Beers Herbert M., (H. M. Beers & Go. J dwl 716
Howard
Beers H. M. & Co., (Duncan D. Maynard) manu-
facturers and retail boots and shoes, 238 Kearny
and 720 Market
Beers John B., dentist, office 109 Montgomery, dwl
437 Tyler
Beers John H., carpenter H. C. League, 1 28 Kearny
Beers W., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Beeson Frederick P., drayman with J. M. Goewey
& Co., dwl S s Pine bet Fillmore and Sterner
Beevan Isaac, porter 421 Sacramento
Beez Frederick, (Beez <$• De Longe) dwl 708
Pine i
Beez & De Longe, (Frederick Beez and John B.
De Longe) shoemakers. 315 Bush
Beffa Angelo, liquor saloon. 930 Kearny
Begen Joseph, clerk with T. H. Hatch' &. Co., dwl
W s Polk nr Clay
Beggs Henry, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Co., dwl 847
Howard
Beggs James, engineer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 817 How
Beggs Thomas, pipelayer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 122
William
Begley James, laborer, dwl 1 Lick
Begley Peter, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Begner J. Alfred, sign and ornamental painter, 230
Mission
Begne Bidau Joseph, real estate, dwl 924 Dupont
Beguelin Henry, machinist, dwl 059 Market
Beguhl Adolph, painter, dwl cor California Avenue
and Montcalm, B. H.
Behan James, painter, dwl N s Twenty third nr
Columbia
Behan James G. compositor Morning Bulletin, dwl
N s Minna nr Second
Behan John, butcher with David L. McPherson,
dwl 6 Geneva
Behan Timothy, barkeeper, cor Fourth and How-
ard, dwl 803 Howard
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN" SCHA.S.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
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Behlow Charles J., (H. Liebes <$• Co.) dwl 810
Filbert
Behlow Emil, furcutter with H. Liebes & Co.,
dwl 810 Filbert
Behlow William, upholsterer with Plum, Bell &
Co. 21 Post
Behm William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Behn Walter, bookkeeper with Taylor & Bendel,
dwl 632 Broadway
Behnemann D., dwl 333 Bush
Behnemann Henry, (Behnemann Sf Co.) dwl SW
cor Taylor & O'Farrell
BEHNEMANN & CO., (Henry Behnemann and
E mil Schneider) groceries aud liquors, SW cor
Taylor and O'Farrell
Behnke John, cabinetmaker, dwl 909 Folsom
Behnken John, expressman, dwl W s South Park Av
Behr Herman H., physician, office 040 Market, dwl
646 Bryant
Behr John, clerk with Nicholas Bruns, 617 Davis
Behr Otto, porter with Henry Brickwedel & Co.,
dwl 213 Minna
Behre Frederick, laborer with Spruance, Stanley
& Co., dwl 418 Larkin
Behre Robert L., clerk with Doyle & Barber, dwl
E s Larkin nr Turk
Behrendt H. & Co., ( Michael Long) trunkmakers,
King bet Third and Fourth, salesroom 51 i Mkt
Behrendt Herman, (H. Behrendt Sf Co.) dwl J 432
Pine
Behrens D., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryt
Behrens Dietrich, su^arbaker Cal. Sugar Retinery,
dwl W s Decatur bet Seveuth aud Eighth
Behrens Edward, tailor, dwl 11 Pacific
Behrens George II., cigars and tobacco. 3 Third, dwl
333 Sixth
Behrens H. C. F., physician, office 605 Clay, dwl
235 Seventh
Behrens James, importer wines and commission
merchant, office 122 California, dwl 89 Chestnut
Behrens Johannes, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Behrens John F., barkeeper, 44 Steuart
Behrens John G.. cabinetmaker with Goodwin &
Co., dwl 1227 Dupout
Behrens Joseph, groceries and liquors, SE cor Turk
and Polk
Behrens T., dwl 218 Pacific
Behrens William, shipchandler, dwl 785 Folsom
Behrens — see Beirins v
Behring William, conductor, dwl Mont House
Behrle Louis, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Behrle Louis, engineer with Bavaria Brewery, dwl
620 Vallejo
Behrmann Frederick, bakery, 336 Third
Behrmann Henry, cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 208 Tehama
Behrmann Mary Mrs., midwife, dwl 2G8 Tehama
Beier Henry, clerk with Casper Dix, dwl NE cor
Filbert and Fillmore
Beighle George, clerk with Schlueter & Volberg,
dwl 708 Pine
Beilhes John, hairdresser with Frank Lacua, 532
Jackson
Bein Joseph, real estnte, dwl Montgomery House
Beine John, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Eighth and Brannan
Beinert David, boots and shoes, N s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Mission
BEIRXE PATRICK, proprietor Empire Hotel, 311
and 313 Pacific
Beirs Charles, harnessmaker. dwl Niantic Hotel
Beisel Jacob, tannery, E s Mississippi nr Mariposa
Beisuer Herman, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Bejar Concepcion, fruits aud confectionery, 145 Post
Bek Jacob, wines and liquors, 524 Commercial, dwl
720 Vallejo
Bekeart Frank, tinsmith with John G- Lacy, dwl
340 Third
Bekmann John, dwl 1432 Stockton, rear
Belan Otto, candymaker with Rotger & Weber, dwl
1317 Kearny
Belando John, "laborer with Belando & Ca, dwl
1208 Powell
Belando Peter, {Belando & Co.) dwl 1208 Powell
Belando ifc Co., ( Peter Belando and Manuel Mor-
tie) wood and coal, 1210 Powell
Belasco Abram, trader, dwl 174 Clara
Belbeck Henry T., carpenter, dwl What Cheer
House
Belcher Frederick P., drayman with Francis Till-
man, res Oakland
Belcher Robert H., expresswagon, 538 California,
dwl KU5 Union
BELCHER SILVER MINING CO., (Gold Hill,
Nev.) office 419 California
Belcour Jules, chancellor with Consul-general of
Fiance, dwl 427 Grove
Belden Edwin S., shorthand reporter with Marsh &
« ts'oounie, res Oakland
Belden F. C, liquorbroker, dwl 725 California
Belden Henry K., bookkeeper Hartford Fire Ins.
Co., dwl 321 Geary
Belden Joseph W., bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Sav-
ings Bank, dwl 1020 Geary
Belden Josiah, real estate, office 523 Montgomery,
res San Jose
Belden M. S., (widow J dressmaker, dwl 312 Post
Beldon E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 400 Geary
Belding John, bricklayer, dwl Ss Twentieth nr Fol
Belding Orin, mining, dwl 105 Mason
Belduke Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 25 Ellis
Belender Charles, foreman varnisher with George
O. Whitney & Co., dwl 110 Turk
Belexon John, sailmaker, dwl 6 Moise
Beley Jacob, teamster, dwl Greenwich nr Pierce
BelfilsPeter, laborer with G. Venard, dwl 625 Front
Belgrave Richard B., receiver N. B. <& M. R. R.,
dwl 733 Harrison
Belin Anna Miss, dressmaker, dwl 810 Washington
Belinge F. A. A., resident physician St. Mary's
Hospital
Belknap David P., ( Winans & B.) attorney at law,
office 604 Merchant, dwl 428 Sutter
BELL ALEXANDER D., Secretary Pacific Pneu-
matic and Metropolitan Gas Cos, office 304
Piue, dwl 1102 Taylor
Bell Amorv F., (Mitchell & B.) dwl S s Sacramento
bet Steiner and Pierce
Bell Charles, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Bell Charles, waiter Grand Hotel
Bell Charles H., porter, 509 Sacramento, dwl E s
Fifth nr Folsom
Bell Daniel P., entry clerk with Tobin, Davissou
& Co.
Bell David, machinist yEtna Iron Works, dwl
214 First
Bell David B., fish, 32 Grand Central Market, dwl
502 Stevenson
Bell F. A. Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Bell F. Vinton, bookkeeper with G. M. Josselyn &
Co., dwl 1721) Turk
Bell George H.. (Bell & Co.) dwl NE cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
Bell George W., (colored) porter, dwl 1407 Mason
Bell H., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Bell Hannah, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 530 Third
Bell Henry, gasfitter, dwl W s Seveuth bet Brannan
aud Townsend
Bell Henry, porter with Jacob Schreiber, dwl 521
Turk
Bell Henry, waiter Grand Hotel
Bell Henry S., dwl N s Greenwich nr Polk
BELL JAMES, (Falkner.B.& Co.) ree London
Bell James, seaman bark Amethyst. Rincon Wharf
Bell James H., (colored) hairdresser, dwl 518
Powell, rear
Bell James R., propertyman Bella Union Theater,
dwl cor Kearny and Broadwav
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Bell Jennie Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School
Bell John, [Plum, B. & Co.) dwl Occidental Hotel
Bell John, plumber with J. H. O'Brien & Co., dwl
30 Post
Bell John, sail maker, dwl Es Jones bet Clay and
Sacramento
Bell John B.j hairdresser with George Held, dwl
227 Second
BELL JOHN C, carpets, upholstery and furniture
ware-rooms, .5:24 Market, and 21 Sutter, dwl 50:2
Greenwich
Bell John I)., driver Central R. R., dwl 421 Sixth
Bell John P., attorney at law, office 609 Sacra-
mento, dwl 138 Seventh
Bell John S., stockraiser, dwl 810 Greenwich
Bell John W., clerk New York department Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, dwl 508 Third
Bell Joseph W.j clerk, dwl 514 Stockton
Bell Lizzie Mrs., dwl 325J, Bush
Bell Maria W. Mrs., dwl 514 Stockton
Bell Otto, roofer, cor Fourth and Market, dwl 512
Fourth
Bell Peter, painter, dwl 163 Jessie
BELL PHILIP A., (colored) editor and proprietor
Elevator, office and dwl 616 Battery
Bell Robert, hay and grain, and wood and coal,
917 Market, dwl Eddy bet Filmoreand Steiner
Bell Robert, seaman, dwl 112 Stewart
Bell Samuel L., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
BELL THOMAS, (Barron & (Jo.) dwl 606 Stock
Bell Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Bell Thomas, longshoreman, dwl W s Gilbert nr
Bryant
Bell Thomas, porter, 112 Sanson), dwl 11 Garden
Bell Thomas, seaman, dwl S s Clark nr Drunim
Bell W. A., engineer with S. F. Laundry Associa-
tion, dwl N\V cor Fillmore and Turk
Bell William, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Bell Willi uii, carrier Evening Post, dwl 506 Mkt
Bell William, clerk with Cutting & Co., dwl 141
Natoma
Bell William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Bell William, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
10| Zoe
Bell William, seaman brig Tanner, pier 17 Stenart
Bell William, shipcarpenter, dwl II s Greenwich nr
Polk
Bell William, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Kentucky nr
Napa
Bell William, stonecutter, dwl 728 Market
Bell William H., news depot, 4 Sixth, dwl 519
Stevenson
Bell William H., State stamp inspector, office 321
California, dwl 514 Valencia
Bell & Company, (George H. Bell) books, stationery
ami periodicals, 639 Kearny
Bella Felix, carpenter, dwl 12 Lewis
Bella Union Theater, Samuel Tetlow proprietor,
803 and 805 Kearny
Bellamler Erric, silversmith with Koehler & Ritter
Belle Edward O., dentist, office and dwl 408 Pine
Belle Vne House, lOlS Stockton
Bellemere Adolphus, varnisher with Christian
Sohreiber & Co., dwl 111 Powell
Bellemere Augustus/ Fronlier&B.) dwl 410 Kearny
Bellermann Emil, clerk with Jacob Gundlach &
Co., res Oakland
Belleville Jean, newspaper carrier, dwl 734 Vallejo
Bellevue M. Co., (Placer Co.) office 409 Cali-
fornia
Belle w Henry J., tanner, dwl Ws Folsom bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Bellevv George, capitalist, dwl 773^ Folsom
Bellew James H., upholsterer with Goodwin &
Co., dwl 17 Ohio
Bellew John, boarding, 17 Ohio
Belliere Eugene Madame, (widow) dwl 232 Post
Bellingall Peter W., deputy surveyor Port San
Francisco, res Oakland
BELLINGHAM BAY COAL CO., P. B. Corn-
wall, agent, E s Spear bet Folsom and Harrison
Bellingham Robert, shoemaker with M. Gueriu &
Son, dwl Ns Vallejo bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Bellisle Francis N., foreman carpenter S. P. R. R.,
dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
Bellman Vincent, ropemaker San Francisco Cord-
age Factory, dwl E s Tenn bet Sierra and Nev
Bellnier Frederick, dwl 723 Natoma
Bellmer John H. C, (Fletcher & B.) dwl 38
Ellis
Bellnow Louis, roofer, and extraman Engine Co.
No. 3, S.F.F.D., dwl S s Sutter nr Jones
Belloc Benjamin, ( Belloc Freres) res Paris
BELLOC FRERES, (Irence and Benjamin) bank-
ers, and agents General Transatlantic Co., 524
Montgomery
Belloc Hypolvte, clerk with Belloc Freres, dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Belloc Irence, (Belloc Freres) res Paris
Bellov Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Bellows Edward St. John, bookkeeper U. S. Assist-
ant Treasurer's office, dwl 28 Stanlv Place
Bellows Henry N., purser P. M. S. S. "Co., dwl 28
Stanly Place
Bellville Eli, broommaker with Van Laak & Gilles-
pie, dwl 456 Natoma
Bells Philip, waiter, dwl 304 Third
Belodo Victoriano B., porter with Bross & Dittes,
dwl 317' Union
Belson F. P., truckman, 411 Front, dwl Pine bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Belstedt John, engineer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl W s Decatur bet Bryant and Brannan
Belt Alfred M., freight clerk North Pac. Trans. Co.
S.S. John L. Stephens
Belt Thomas W., bookkeeper Brooklyn Hotel
Belton Philip M., clerk S. F.& P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Ss Sheridan nr Tenth
Belus T. A., laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Belz John, tailor, bds 333 Bush
Bemas James, magazine keeper California Powder
Works, bds 421 Bush
Bemis Charles C, U. S. Inspector Boilers, office 11
U.S. Court Building, dwl 449 Bryant
Benard Auguste F., liquors and cigars, NE cor Fifth
and Howard
Benchel Gottlieb, tailor, dwl 1718 Mason
Benchlev 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
Bend Stephen, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Bendel Hermann, (Taylor & B.) dwl 1024 Stockton
Benden Harriet C (widow) furnished rooms, 233
Sixth
Bender A. S., civil engineer, dwl 137 Montgomery
Bender Charles, importer and dealer leather and
shoe findings, 132 Sutter
Bender Jacob A., bricklayer, dwl 1413 Clay
Bender Joseph, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Bender Josiah P., bricklayer, dwl 40 Clarence
Place
Bender Louis, cook Muh's Hotel, dw7l 433 Bdwy
Bender William, pantryman Lick House
Bendit Benno, hairdresser witu Edouart Wrede,
dwlllOSDupont
Bendit Herman, firemarshal policeman, dwl 1025
Dupont
Bendit Isaac, (H. Isaac & Co. J dwl 533 Tehama
Bendit Samuel, furniture, 1019 Dupont, and clerk
with Goodwin & Co., dwl 1025 Dupont
Bendt William, barkeeper, dwl 129 Jackson
Benedict Charles V., clerk, dwl 521 Stevenson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708. 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellaa
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Benedict Clarence W., clerk with Sumner Whitney,
dwl 113 Page
Benedict Cornelius W., musician, dwl 521 Stev
Benedict Courtlaud S., (Benedict & Go.) dwl W b
Valencia bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Benedict, Jacob, refiner S.F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl S s Castro bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Benedict Max, seaman, dwl 531 East
Benedict Newton, (Benedict & Co.) 302 Mont
Benedict S. W., mate ship Revere, pier 9 Stewart
Benedict William A., master mariner, dwl 521 Stev
Benedict & Co., (Newton Benedict) insurance and
patent agents, 302 Montgomery
Benedict & Co., (C. 8. Benedict) gent's furnishing
goods, 3 Second
Beneke Diedrich, clerk with Francis Scanlin & Co.,
NE cor Jackson and Davis
Benest John, bagsewer with Reynolds & Ford, dwl
East bet Jackson and Pacific
Benfield Conrad, master mariner, dwl 9 Crook
Benliam Calhoun, attorney-atlaw, office SW cor
Sansom and Jackson, dwl SW cor Mason and
. O'Farrell
Benham John A., U. S. mail agent post office,
dwl American Exchange
BENICIA CEMENT CO., George F. Bragg & Co.
agents, office 116 Front
Bening Henry, waiter, 337 Bush, dwl 5 Hardie
Place
Benjamin Abraham F., clerk with Jacob Benjamin,
dwl 1355 Post
Benjamin Charles, (colored) hairdresser P.M. S. S.
Co., dwl 129 Silver
Benjamin Charlotte, (widow) dwl 745 Market
Benjamin C. V. Miss, principal Powell Street Pri-
mary School, dwl 1107 Stockton
Benjamin F., dwl What Cheer House
Benjamin F. M. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin
Sr.reet Primary School, dwl 32 Jessie nr Seventh
Benjamin Frederick, mining superintendent White
Pine, office 412 California, dwl 737 Harrison
Benjamin Frederick A., mining engineer, office 412
California, dwl 1355 Post
Benjamin H. A., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Benjamin Jacob, public administrator City and
County, office 430 California, dwl 1355 Post
Benjamin Joseph R., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Benjamin Lambert, clerk, res Oakland
Benjamin Lucien, jobber, dwl 9 John
Benjamin Moses H., stockbroker, office 430 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1355 Post
Benjamin Myers, tailor, 204 Brannan
Benjamin Orson O, clerk Security Life Ins. Co.,
dwl 32 Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Benjamin Thaddeus, clerk with Jacob Benjamin,
dwl 1355 Post
Benjamin William, cabinetmaker with N. G. Nor-
den. dwl 412 Post
Benjamin William K., (Waters & Co.) dwl 32
Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Benkelmann Adam, liquor saloon, cor Railroad Av-
enue and N, dwl N s Fifteenth Avenue bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Benker Christopher, watchman S. F. Stock Brew-
ery, dwl 1 Chestnut Alley
Benn George, teamster with James Dunn, dwl 117
Bernard
Benn James, maltster, dwl 209 Eighth
Benn Thomas, maltster, dwl 209 Eighth
Benn Thomas, porter, dwl 9 Garden
Benn Walter, miller, dwl 409 Fourth
Benn William, shipping clerk, dwl 141 Natoma
Benner Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 255 Clemen,
tin a
Benner Frederick M., melter U. S. B. Mint, res
Oakland
BENNER GEORGE L., boatbuilder, 12 Howard,
dwl 324 Beale
Bennerscheidt Bruno, brassfinisber Union Brass
Foundry, dwl 111 Natoma
Bennerseheidt Charles, brassfinisber Union Brass
Foundry, dwl 535 Folsom
Bennet Antonio, goldbeater, dwl 508 Mission
Bennet Charles A., clerk with Henry W. Bennet,
21 Third
BENNET HENRY W., apothecary, 21 Third
Bennet James, carpenter, dwl 563 .Mission
Bennet Samuel, laborer, dwl 1336 Pacific
Bennett Alfred, (Bennett.& Co.) dwl 452 Sixth
Bennett Alfred E., carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mil], dwl 1119 Leavenworth
BENNETT ALVIN P., agent S. B. Whipple,
office 315 Mission, bds Grand Hotel
Bennett C. D., bookkeeper California Trust Co.,
dwl 118 Post
Bennett Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 783 Market
Bennett Edward, dwl 23 Kearny
Bennett Fred., Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Bennett Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Welsh and Zoe
Bennett George, bookkeeper, dwl 516 Filbert
Bennett George, boxmaker, Union Box Factory,
dwl 1310 Montgomery
Bennett George W., salesman, 26 Kearny, dwl 222
Minna
Bennett George W., shoecutter with Orriu Jones,
dwl 216 Dupont
Bennett Gilbert L., tinsmith, dwl 613J Stockton
Bennett H. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 452 Sixth
Bennett H. C, U.S. Pension Agent and secretary
Chinese Protection Society, uffice 423 Wash-
ington, dwl 1108 Clay
Bennett Henry, (Bennett & Co.) dwl 152 Sixth
Bennett Herbert W., teacher music, dwl 731 Cal
Bennett James, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Bennett James C., {Bennett & Go.) dwl Es Iowa nr
Mariposa
Bennett John, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bennett John R., porter with T. H. Hatch & Co.,
dwl 1310 Montgomery
Bennett Joseph, California Dry Dock Co., Hunter's
Point
Bennett Mary, (widow) laundry, 555 Bryant
Bennett Mary E. Miss, teaclier Valencia Street
Grammar School, dwl Folsom bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Bennett Miles W., bookkeeper U. S. Assistant
Treasurer's office, dwl 611 Folsom
Bennett Morris, laborer, dwl 1606 Bush
Bennett Morris, laborer, dwl Fort. Point
Bennett Nathaniel, attorney-at-law, office 605 Clay,
dwl 831 Howard
Bennett N. T., master steamship Moses Tavlor U.
S. N. Z. & A. M. S. S. line
Bennett O. D., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Bennett Peter B., fish, 31 and 32 Washington Mar
ket, dwl 715 Vallejo
BENNETT R. H. &. CO., commission merchants,
304 Davis
Bennett Robert H., {E. H. Bennett & Co.) res
Oakland
Bennett Samuel Jr., bookkeeper, dwl E 8 Mission
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Bennett Stephen, housemover with John Mablstedt
& Co., dwl 357 Mission
Bennett Thomas, barkeeper with John Uzovich,
NW cor Davis and Oregon
Bennett Thomas, painter with Donovan & Hayes,
219 Davis
Bennett Thomas, physician, office 17 Post, dwl 716
Pine
Bennett William, (colored) bootblack, dwl Dupont
nr Broadway
Bennett William, first-assistant engineer with P.
M. S. S. Co.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Bennett William, student Heald's Business College,
dwl 5 Stockton
Bennett William, physician, dwl 452 Sixth
Bennett William, (Bennett & Cooksey) dwl 411 Pac
Bennett William P., salesman, 628 Market
Bennett & Co., [Henry and Alfred Bennett) pain-
ters and whiteners, 225 Fifth
BENNETT & CO., {James C. Bennett, John Tay-
lor and Robert K. Pattridge) proprietors Pa-
cific Glass Works, cor Iowa and Mariposa, office
514 Washington
BENNETT & COOKSEY, ( William Bennett and
John A. Cooksey) liquors. 420 Pacific
Benning Henry, waiter, dwl 153 Third
Benoit Amadee, apprentice Union Iron Works, dwl
631 Sacramento
Benoit Rouget, barkeeper with Gilliat Leon, dwl
1017 Dnpont
Benrimo Joseph, broker, dwl 745 Clay
Beiisabot Jacob, clerk, dwl 49 Jessie
Bensen Henry, clerk with D. Brommer, NE cor
Sixth and' Bryant
Bensen Martin, driver with Henry Brader, dwl 1415
Stockton
Bensinger Daniel, bakery, W s Howard nr Twen-
tieth
BENSLEY JOHN, President Pacific Oil and Lead
Works Co.. office 3 Front, dwl 313 Jones
Benson Alexander, helper with Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 813 Howard
Benson Andrew, longshoreman, dwl W s Sansom
bet Filbert and Greenwich
Benson Benjamin O, pilot, dwl 1811 Leavenworth
Benson Benjamin F. M., clerk with Samuel J.
Clarke, Jr., dwl NW cor Stockton and Bdwy
Benson Charles, second mate schooner Three Broth-
ers
Benson Charles A., master mariner, dwl 564 £
Bryant
Benson George, timber receiver Central Pacific R.
R.,dwl 28 Jessie
Benson Henry C. Rev., editor California Christian
Advocate, office 711 Mission, res Santa Clara
Benson James, dwl 803 Stockton
BENSON JAMES A., secretary Odd Fellows Sav-
ings Bank, 325 Montgomery, dwl 622 Sixth
Benson James A., drayman, SE cor Clay and Drumm,
dwl 1 Dodge nr Turk
Benson John, cook bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Benson John, teamster with Diggins & Son, dwl Ns
Suiter bet Oevisadero and Broderick
Benson John, real estate, dwl 803 Stockton
Benson Lucy, (widow) dwl 411 Powell
Benson Peter, blacksmith with Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl Hayes Valley
Benson Peter, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Benson Simon J., captain schoouer Kosta Sacra-
mento, dwl 18 Spear
Benson William, dwl 32 Rauscb
Benson William H., waiter Miner's Restaurant, dwl
257 Minna
Bensuee John, laborer National Mill, dwl 42(5 Clem
Bent Cornelius, clerk, dwl 240 Fremont
Bent Edward F., cashier with Pope & Talbot, 318
California, dwl 304 Third
Bent James R., conductor Front Street M. & O.
R.H., dwl 108 O'Farrell
Bent John G., clerk with Rockwell, Cove & Co.,
dwl 304 Third
Bent Silas E., wheelwright with Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 741 Market
Bent William, engineer's storekeeper P. M. S. S.
China
Bentham Henry, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
50 Clementina
Benthock H., laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Eighth and Brannan
Bentley Edward, surgeon U. S. A., Black Point
Bentley Horace, (colored) porter, dwl 1106 Wash
Bentley William, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Benten Frederick, cabinetmaker, 632-631 Third
Benton Helen M., (widow), dwl Es Howard bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Benton J. E. Mrs., teacher drawing City Female
Seminary, res Oakland
Benton Joseph A. Rev., professor Biblical literature
Pacific. Theological Seminary, 502 Montgomery,
dwl 1032 Pine'
Benz John, branpacker with J. Murteristein &. Co.
Ben zing John, bootmaker, 800 Greenwich
Bepler Alexander, liquor saloon, 200 Fifth
Beppler John, market, SE cor Dupont and Filbert
Hera Antouia, furnished rooms. 55 Second
Beran Emanuel, bootmaker, dwl 1608 Powell
Beranger F., fireman steamer Petaluma, Vailejo St
Wharf
Berans Thomas, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Berand Andrew, (Beraud Bros.) dwl 20 Third
Beraud Brothers, ( Felix, Frank F. and Andrew)
bakery, 26 Third
Beraud Felix. (Berand Bros. J dwl 26 Third
Beraud Frank F., (Berand Bros. J dwl 26 Third
Berbora Nicholas, (Jacob Cusich <& Co. J dwl £03
Union
Bercher Rudolf, carpenter, dwl 1019 Market
Berdel George, porter, dwl 112 Powell
Berel Jacob, second hand clothing, 743 Pacific
Bereud August, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Beresford John, storekeeper Russ House
Beretta John, apprentice machinist Union Iron
Works, dwl 50 Clementina
BERETTA WILLIAM, collector Italian Benevo-
lent Society, 430 Jackson, dwl 414 Green
Berg Carl F., physician and surgeon, office and dwl
004 Kearny
Berg Charles, mining, dwl 39 Jackson
Berg Edward, waiter Martin's Restaurant, dwl 612
California
Beig Frederick, (Moyer & B.) dwl 452 Clementina
Berg Hector, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Berg John, bookkeeper Frank's Saloon, dwl 816
.Montgomery
Berg John A., clerk with E. J. Swordstream, dwl
358 Fourth
Berg Julius, shoemaker with Utschig & Hanson,
dwl 266 Stevenson
Berg Maurice A., gilder with M.D.Nile, dwl Gerke
Alley bet Filbert and Greenwich
Berg R. B., seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Berge E. O.. Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,429 Pac
Berge Erick O., groceries aud liquors, NE cor
Green and Calhoun
Bergen Patrick, cook with Flynn & Co., dwl N s
Natoma nr Fifth
Bergen T. Adrian, bookkeeper with Onesti & Biagi,
'dwl 14(16 Powell
Bergen Tunis, clerk, dwl 533 Geary
Bergenham Alexander, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Berger Gabriel, contractor, dwl 111 Franklin
Berger Henry, clerk with Cantos & Hoss, dwl SW
cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Berger Julius, (A. Edward Cohn & Co.) dwl 225
Montgomery
Berger William", engineer German Hospital
Bergerin Peter, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl
■..'6 Bitch
Bergerot John, private school, 738 Vailejo
Bei-L'cs James, seaman ship Germauia, Rincoa Whf
BERGGREN AUGUST, exchange broker, 336
Montgomery, dwl 1111 Stockton
Bergh Hector, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Berghauser John, dwl NE cor Taylor aud Broadway
Berghofer Conrad, butcher, dwl 542 Folsom
Bergholte William, beer saloon, NW cor Fom tit and
Mission, dwl 12S4 Fourth
Bergiu James J., broker, dwl 1312 Jackson
Bergin James J., soap manufacturer, dwl 2123
Mason
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & C J., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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Bergin Michael, (Bartletl. & B.J attorney at law,
office 35 Montgomery Block, dwl 1009 Powell
Bergin Patrick, clerk, dwl 618 Natoma
Bergin Thomas I., {McAllisters & B.J attorney at
"law, office 528 California
Bergin Timothy, hostler with P. Farrell
Bergin William, tailor, dwl 537 Mission
Bergin — See Bergen
Bergmann Abraham, confectioner with Schroder &
Albrecht, dwl 1107 Pacific
Bergmann Jacob, bookkeeper, 21 Battery, dwl 759
Clay
Bergmann Samuel, butcher with John Robl, dwl
331 Kearny
BERGOLD CHARLES, Philadelphia Restaurant,
108 Pine, dwl 90S Pine
Ber^old Edward, clerk, 408 Pine, dwl 908 Pine
BERGSOX OLE, carpenter and builder, 111 Leides-
dorff, dwl 318 Fulton bet Franklin and Gough
Bergst J. E. L., barber, 928 Market, dwl 913 Market
Bergstedt Andrew P., shoemaker with Breeze & De
Lont;e, dwl W s Taylor nr Post
Bergstein Henry, medical student with Levi Lane,
'•dwl 13-28 Polk
Bergstein Louis, drygoods. 1328 Polk, and SE cor
Sixth and Folsom
Bergstrom Gustav, tailor, dwl 1118 Dupont
Bergstrom John, organ bnilder, dwl W s Lundy
Lane Bernal Heights
Bering John P., salesman with J. M. Eckfeldt & Co.,
and secretary Pacific Wiie Mill, dwl 520
Chestnut,
Berk Maurice G., cigars and tobacco, 332 Mont-
gomery, dwl 711 California
Berka John, driver with Francis Korbel & Bros.,
dwl 571 Bryant
Berke Peter, m'older, dwl 535 Howard, rear
BERKOWITZ MEYER, manufacturer cloaks,
mantillas, etc., 618 Kearny, dwl 18 Harriet
Berkowitz Morris, clerk with Meyer Berkowitz,
dwl 18 Harriet
Berlack Morris, clerk with Solomon H.Lichtenstein,
dwl 710 Kearny
Berlemann Henry, second engineer steamer Pioneer,
Jackson St Whf, dwl NVV cor Mont and Lomb
Berlin Charles, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Berlin Patrick, cook U. S. Hotel, 304 Beale
Berlin William, foreman with Whitney &. Freese,
dwl XW cor Franklin and Lilly
Berliner Abraham, tailor, dwl 20 Howard Court
Berliner Herman N, (Diamant & B.J dwl 326 Min
Bermann Otto, salesman, 20 Mont, dwl 119 Stock
Bermingham Edward, compositor Examiner, dwl
W s Montgomery bet Jackson and Kearny
Bermingham Edmund R., clerk County Recorder's
Office, (mid Doherty & B.J dwl SE cor San-
som and Pacific
Bermingham John, shipping and forwarding, office
with John Rosenfeld, bds Russ House
Bermingham Thomas, dwl Xew Franklin House
Bermingham Thomas Jr., harnessmaker, dwl New
Franklin House
Bermister Jacob, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
BERNA FREDKBICK, proprietor Kentucky Liv-
ery Stables, 420 Pacilic, dwl 1715 Dupont
Bernal Jeroniuia, (widow) real estate, dwl SE cor
Church and Seventeenth
Bernard Amos, carpenter and builder, 15 Priest,
dwl 578 Union
Bernard B., milkranch, W s San Bruno Road nr 4
Mile House
Bernard Bady, laborer, dwl 2219 Mason
Bernard Barney, upholsterer with John C. Bell
BERNARD CHARLES, coffee and spice manufac-
turer, 707 Sansom, dwl 312 Oak
Bernard Charles A., house and sign painter, NE cor
Clay and Montgomery
Bernard F., carpenter and builder, 2 Morse
Bernard Felician, french laundry, 724 Filbert
Bernard Florence, expressman, cor Broadway and
Davis, dwl 149 Shipley
Bernard Frederick, cutter California Shoe Factory,
dwl 250 Tehama
Bernard Isaac, varieties, N 8 Sixteenth bet Valencia
and Mission
Bernard J. Frank, porter, 108 San, dwl Clara Lane
Bernard Johannah, (widow) dwl 607 Natoma, rear
Bernard John, apprentice with Carl Hinz. dwl cor
Seventh and Tehama x
Bernard John, seaman, dwl 13 Oak Avenue, rear
Bernard Jules, clerk with Mansbach & Bine, dwl
1120 Stockton
Bernard Julius, furniture, 1120 Stockton
Bernard Louis, teamster, dwl 231 Second
Bernard Mary, (widow) dwl 202 Tehama
Bernard Michael D., porter, 210 Hat, dwl 1323 Mont
Bernardi Maurice, waiter Campi's Restaurant, dwl
519 Clay
Bernardo Joachim, hairdresser, bds 116 Jackson
Bernas Amaris, laundry, 822 Pacific
Bernede Jule, washer Occidental Laundry, dwl
N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Bernhamer Henry, California Market Restaurant,
7 Summer, dwl 8 Central Place
Bernhard Beruhard, hairdresser with John Stable,
dwTl 215 Prospect Place
Bernhard John J., seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Bernhard Samuel H., (Griffith, Ellis & B.) dwl
462 Jessie
Bernhofts H. S., seaman brig Hesperian, foot Fre-
mont
Bernis Building, 626 California
Bernis G., proprietor California House, 626 Cal
Bernius Frederick, special policeman, dwl 226
Brannan
Bernstein Abraham, expresswagon, cor California
and Kearny
Bernstein Bernhard, cigarmaker with William
Seidel, dwl 17^ Fourth
Bernstein David, tailor, 779 Folsom
Bernstein Elias, furniture, 225 and 249 Third, dwl
249 Third
Bernstein Gerson, floral depot, 106 California Mar-
ket, dwl 253 Minna
Bernstein Henry, tailor, dwl 907 Bryant
Bernstein Joseph, furnishing goods, 824 Market,
dwl 117 O' Farrell
Bernstein Julius, salesman with Louis Bernstein,
dwl 34 Ellis
Bernstein Julius C, expresswagon, 539 California,
dwl 228± Perry
Bernstein Louis, furnishing goods, 824 Market, dwl
119 O 'Farrell
Bernstein Louis, dry and fancy goods, 42 Fourth,
dwl 34 Ellis
Bernstein M. C. & Co., (WilliamL.Ryckman) fur-
niture and bedding, 517 California
Bernstein Morris C, (M. C. Bernstein & Co.) dwl
626 Vallejo, rear
Bernstein Solomon, dry goods, 1004 Stockton, dwl
1201 Powell
Bernzott Frank, shoemaker, 619 Post
Bernzott Michael, butcher with F. Reinle, dwl SE
cor Hayes and Octavia •
Beronio G., (G. & P. Beronio) dwl 215 Broadway
Beronio G. & P., proprietors Roma Hotel, 215
Broadwav
Beronio P., (G. & P. Beronio) dwl 215 Broadway
Berr Jules, merchant, dwl Gailhard's Hotel
Berretta Peter, fisherman, dwl 537 Vallejo
Berry Alexander, master mariner, d\vll6Rauscb
Berry Charles, drayman with Joseph Bunker
Berry Daniel, laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Berry E. Mrs., clairvoyant, dwl 589 Market
Berr'v Edward, machinehand Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 435 Pine
Berry Edward, milkranch, San Bruno Road nr
toll gate
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars,
7
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Berry Edwin W., compositor Spirit of the Times,
dwl IS First
Berry Fulton G., (Badlam <£• B.) dwl 2212 Howard
Berry George A. B., agent, dwl 30 O'Farrefl
Berry George W., teaineter with Benjamin "F. Gil-
man, dwl 22 Eleventh
Berry (iideon M., deputy sheriff City Hall, dwl 406
Eddy
Berry Henry W.^mariner, dwl 109 Montgomery
Berry House, William L. Berry proprietor, 18 First.
Berry Isaac, (colored) jobber, dwl 13 Virginia
Place
Berry .fames, seaman, North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S. S
California
Berry James, ship carpenter, dwl 44 De Boom
Berrv John, foreman with James Donnelly, dwl
228 First
Berry John, (Gviswold & B.) dwl 25 Silver
Berry John B., laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Berry John D., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Berry Judith B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Mont
Berry Julia A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 225 Fourth
Berry Louis, (colored) whitening, 5 Powell, dwl 2
Virginia Place
Berry Lucretia S., (widow) dwl 1419 Taylor
Berry Michael, laborer with Chas. E. Haseltine
Berry Peter, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 535
Howard
Berry Richard, watertender North Pac. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. California
Berry Susan, (colored) (widow) stewardess, dwl
909 Washington
Berry Thomas, carpenter California Mill, dwl 209
Perry
Berry Thomas, carpenter, dwl 17 Fourth
Berry Thomas, steward North Pac. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. John L. Stephens
Berry Washington L., assayer, dwl 823 Mission
Berry William, captain brig Hidalgo, pier 9 Steuart
Berry William, cook North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Berry William, seamau, dwl W s Drumm bet Jack-
son and Oregon
Berry William D., compositor Pacific Observer.
dwl 18 First
Berry William L., (Berry & Bushnvll) and proprie-
tor Berrv House, 18 First
Berry W. O". M., (Berry & Place) dwl 1716 Turk
Berry & Bushnell, (William L. Berry ami Rev. D.
E. Buxlniell) proprietors and publishers Pacific
Observer, 645 Market
BERRY & PLACE. ( W. O. M. Berry and, James
F. Place) importers wood-working machinery,
steam-pumps, water-wheels etc., 112 and 114
California
Berry man Frederick M., bookkeeper wkh William
Kerr, dwl 704 Powell
Berrv man Henrv, bookkeeper with James R. Dovle,
dwl 614 O'Farrell
Berson A. & Son, (Adolpk ami Gnsiave Berson)
carpets and upholsterers, 712 Washington
Berson Adolph, (A. Berson $? Son) dwl 828
Washington
Berson Genevieve A. Mrs., laundrv, 828 Whbq
Berson Gustave, (A. Berson & Son) dwl 822
Washington
Bert Bernard, (Henry Schroder & Co.) res Bor-
deaux, France
Bert Edward G. Jr.. treasurer Metropolitan Theater,
dwl Shotwell bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Bert E. G., lessee and manager Metropolitan
Theater, dwl 545 Minna
Bert Frederick W. , bookkeeper Morning Call, dwl
W s Shotwell bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Beit— See Burt
Berteling Louis A., optician with Thomas House-
worth & Co., dwl 317 Bush
Bertels Henry, drayman, dwl 927 Greenwich
Bertha Joseph, ice cream maker with Miley & Per-
rin, dwl 738 Washington
Berthelot Charles L., porter with John Flanagan
& Co., dwl 608 Minna
Bertheleon Charles, seaman bark Northwest, pier
1 Steuart
Berthier Jules, drayman, 102 Sansom, dwl 409 Turk
Berthold Adam, teamster, dwl 825 Kearny
Berthold Louis, butcher, 206 Broadway, dwl 329
Broadway
Bertin Alexander, (Berlin & Co.) dwl 1626 Stock
Bertin & Co., (Alexander Bertin ami Henry
Abondin) dyeing and scouring, 1626 Stock
Bertody Charles, physician, office and dwl 1005
Stockton
Bertolocb Joseph, restaurant, W s Ohio nr Bdwy
Berton Charles, machinist with Garcin & Periam,
dwl Twenty-second nrFolsom
BERTON FRANCIS. (Hentsch & BJand consul for
Portugal and Switzerland, dwl Union Club
Berton J., president Mining Bureau and vice-con-
sul for Frai ee, office 331 Montgomery, res Sac-
ramento City
Bertorel Louis, fruitstand, SE cor Sac and Kearny
Bertram F. & Co., liquor saloon, NW cor Howard
and Steuart
Bertram Frederick, proprietor Western House, 132
and 134 Steuart (and F. Bertram & Co.)
Bertram Thomas, stoves and tinware, 982 and 984
Folsom, dwl 7 Garden
Bertrand Alfred, barkeeper, dwl 710 Dupont
Bertram! Alphonse, carbuiider with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 1030 Kearny
Bertrand Andrew, furrier, 501 Kearny
Bertrand Begue, (D. Sier & Co.) dwl 645 Com
Bertrand Joseph, cook, 228 Kearny
Bertrand Rosina, (widow) dwl 325 Jessie
Bertz Jacob, (Baldwin, Pike & B.) dwl 308 Sutter
Berwick Thomas, sailmaker with William C. Wood,
dwl S s Lombard bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Berwick W. B., watchman Moses Taylor, U. S. N.
Z. & A. M. S. S. Line
Berwin Henry, clerk with A. Mundt, 613 Kearny
Berwin Morris. (P. Berwin & Bro.) res New York
BERWIN P. & BROTHER, (Morris Berwin)
importers and jobbers hats and caps, 106 Battery
Berwin Pincu6, (P. Berwin & Bro.) dwl 828
Post
Besby Henry, saloon, dwl 343 Grove
Besby Martin, shoemaker, dwl 909 Folsom
Besciieiuen William, watchmaker with George C.
Shreve & Co., dwl 832 Broadway
Beschormanu Adolph, upholsterer with Schlueter
& Vol berg, dwl SE cor Mason and Geary
Beschorman Augustus H., upholsterer, dwl SE
cor Mason and Geary
Beschorman Otto, upholsterer, dwl SE cor Mason
and Geary
Beschormanu Charles, barkeeper, 501 California,
dwl 422 Greenwich
Besse Joseph O., salesman City of Paris, dwl 4
Highland Terrace
Besse Samuel H., (Fried & B.) dwl 100* Second
Besse Seth, seaman bark Legal Tender, 27 Market
Bessemer Henry L., chemist and perfumer, 14
Mary
Bessey R. W., (widow) ladies' and children's cloth-
ing. 638 Howard
Besson Felix, waiter, dwl 532 Merchant
Bessor Ellen, (widow) boarding and lodging, W s
Drumm bet Jackson and Oregon
Best John, (Johnson & B.) dwl 1817 Leavenworth
\W*\ Samuel, miner, dwl 650 Mission
Best William, stairbuilder with Benjamin II. Free-
man, dwl 516 Leavenworth
Bester John H., Louisiana Saloon, 536 Jackson,
dwl 3 Medau Place
Besterfeld Oscar, ironer Occidental Laundry, dwl
N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
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Besthorn Herman, porter, 640 Market, dwl 90
Everett
Beston James, nigtit watchman Metropolitan Thea-
ter, dwl E s Drumm bet Jackson and Oregon
Beston Thomas, hatdresser, dwl 806 Kearny
Bestor Henry T., architect, office 328 Montgomery,
dwl NE cor Steiuer and Pine
Betaux Louis, foreman with Prosper May. dwl
1018 Powell
Betche Charles, blacksmith with John G. lis, dwl
Hinckley nr Dupont
Betebenna Robert, carpenter, dwl Montgomery
House
Betge George, laborer with Henry Bnrmeister, dwl
507 PUbert
Betge Robert J., bookseller, dwl Grand Hotel
Betger Charles E., jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 736 Green
Betger Edward, bootmaker, dwl 740 Vallejo
Bethel Thomas W., melter Eureka Foundry, dwl
32 Tehama
Betje William, captain schooner Pinole, dwl 32 Steu
Betkowski Peter, express wagon, 300 Bush, dwl 23
Silver, rear
Betkowsky John, baker with E. A. Engelberg,
dwl 418 Kearny
Bettencourt Jose, farmhand, dwl SW cor Drumm
and Oregon
Bettendge James A., printer Alta California, dwl
6-21 Howard
Betteridge William, printer, dwl 549 Howard
Bettinan Moses, Chemical Olive Soap Works,
S b Brazilian nr Eighth, office 311 Commercial,
dwl 508 Eddy
Betts Ch., teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor
Ninth and Brannau
Betts Peter M., [Beits & Bro.) dwl 617J Minna
Betts William M..,(Betts & Bro.) dwl 23 Jessie
Betts <fe Brother. (William M. and Peter M. Betts)
carriage springmakeis, 216 and 218 Fremont
Betz Jacob, brewer with W.A.Fraederich, dwl 1428
Mission
Betz Joseph, cigarmaker, dwl 621 California
Betz Peter, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Betzel Louis, (Betzel cy Colin J dwl 537 O'Fanell
Betzel & Cohn, (Louis Betzel and Louis Gohn)
manufacturers boys' clothing, 109 Sansom
Beuchel Ernst, chainmaker with Ebeling & Schus-
sler, dwl 1718 Mason
Beucler Aulalie, (widow) ladies' nurse, 1717 Mason
Beunau A. V. Miss, teacher Bush Street Cosmo-
politan School, dwl 228 Bush
Beutler Frank B., salesman with George W. Clark,
dwl 12 Harlan Place
BEUTLER JOHN B., professor music, dwl 762
Mission
Bevau James, waiter with John Reagan, dwl 8
Bernard
Bevau James O., laborer, dwl E s Treat Avenue
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Bevans Isaac, apprentice S. F. Brush Factory, dwl
470 Jessie
Bevans Isaac, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bevans Owen, laborer, dwl NW cor Valencia *ud
Fourteenth
Bevans Thomas P., druggist, dwl 1313 Vallejo
Bevell Richard M., purser with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 29 Park Avenue
Bevens C, barkeeper, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Beveridge Horatio, clerk with Falkner, Bell& Co.,
dwl 1616 Washington
Beverson Bros., (Charles and Carsten) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Fifth and Natoina
Beverson Carsten, (Beverson Bros.) NW cor Fifth
and Natoma
Beverson Charles, (Beverson Bros ) dwl 568 Miss
Beverson Henry, teamster witu Peter Sesser, dwl
913 Harrison
Bevier C, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bevins William M., printer with S. F. Co-operative
Printing Co., dwl SW cor Tyler and Webster
Bewley William J., canvasser S. F. Directory, dwl
43 Second
Beyea James L., bookkeeper Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 4 Vernon Place
Beyer Adolph, baker with A. E. Swain, 636 Market
Beyer Louis, hairdresser, 801 Battery, dwd 625
Vallejo
Beyer Louis, Jr., hairdresser with Louis Beyer, dwl
625 Vallejo
Beyerle John E., coppersmith with John G. lis, dwl
700 Broadway
Beyersdorf John, engineer steamer Monterey,
Washington street Wharf
Beyersdorf Louis,barkeeper 7 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl 224 Third
Beyersdorfer William, boottitter, dwl Rassette Place
No. 2
Beyreiss Godfrey, framemaker with S. & G. Gump,
dwl Prescott House
Bezzini Daniel, waiter Campi's Restaurant, dwl 519
Clay
Biagi Domenico, (Onesti & B.) dwl 923 Washington
Bianchi Carlo, (Bianchi &, VuneoJ dwl Green bet
Kearny and Dupont
Bianchi Enrico, waiter Campi's Restaurant, dwl
519 Clay
Bianchi Eugenie, teacher music, dwl 726 California
Bianchi Joseph B., (Joseph B. Bianchi & Co.) dwl
5 s Polk Lane
Bianchi Joseph B. & Co., (Se.rafino Giudici) car-
penters and jobbers, 1214 Stockton
Bianchi & Cuneo, (Carlo Bianchi and Augustine
CtineoJ marble works, 3 Powell
Bianchini Ainadeo, laborer with Brignardello,
Macchiavello & Co.
Bibb Daniel H, bookkeeper with Berry & Place,
dwl 737 Howard
Bibbins Tracy L., (Brandon & B.) dwl 1507 Leav
Bibe Mary, (widowj dwl W s Twelfth bet Howard
and Folsom
Bibeau Alfred, shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth
6 Co., dwl cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Biber Edmund, jeweler with Frontier & Bellemere,
dwl 429 Bush
Biber George, clerk, dwl 813 Washington
Bicard Alexander, painter, dwl 428 .Broadway
BICHAKD NICHOLAS, coalyards, 16 and 18 How-
ard, dwl 365 First
Bickel C, (widowj dwl 20 Haiglit
Bickford Chauncy A., cook, dwl NW cor Broad-
way and Maxwell
Bickford John, watchmaker, 309 Sixth
Bickmore George, carpenter, dwl 61 Clem, rear
Bicknell Freeman, shoemaker with F. X. Kast,
dwl SW cor Howard and Sixth
Bicknell James N., steward, 1019 Jackson, dwl 8
Auburn
Biddle E. W., dentist, office 142| Fourth, dwl 435
Geary
Biddle Frederick W., bookkeeper with Casebolt &
Kerr, dwl 850 Market
Biddolph James, machinist Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 619 Mission
Biden A. E., (widow) teacher painting and lan-
guages, 1014 Post
Bidenbei g Peter, mariner, dwl 637 Pacific
Bidleman A. L. P. Mrs., matron California Labor
and Employment Exchange, 637 Clay, dwl 1114
Market
Bidleman Enoch G., bookkeeper with E. Martin &
Co., dwl 742 Washington
Bidleman Joseph, stockbroker, dwl 742 Wash
Bidleman William A., clerk with E. Martin & Co.,
dwl W s Ninth bet Folsom and Harrison
Bieber Julius, bookkeeper, 201 Bush, dwl 1007
Harrison
JOIOJS, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB AET GALLERY, 26 Mcratg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Bieber Morris, salesman, 201 Bnsh, dwl 1007 Har
Biedenbach August, liquor saloon, NE cor Third
and Mission, dwl 642 Mission
Biederman Charles, clerk with H. P. Wakelee, dwl
430 Post
Bielanberg Peter, boatman, dwl 637 Pacific
Bielawski Casimir, draftsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's office, dwl 242 Stevenson
Bieler Adolpb., tailor, dwl GJl Mission, rear
Bielski Max, (Max Bielski Jf- Co.) dwl 1012 Stock
Bielski Max & Co., (Joseph Jacoby) butter, cheese,
eggs, etc., 29 Occidental Market
Bieu Joseph, machinist and locksmith, 220 Battery,
dwl 305 Tyler
Bienenfeld Elias, fancy goods, 1229 Stockton
Bier Charles, cabinetmaker with Christian Schrie-
ber & Co., bda Mechanics' Home
Bierbrauer Carl, laborer with Gcetjen & Co., dwl
123 Sacramento
Bierbrauer John, cabinetmaker with Kragen &
Geishaker, dwl S s Morton nr Kearny
Bierce Albert S., sweep cellar U. S. Branch Mint,
res Oakland
Bierce Ambrose G., office Sau Francisco News Let-
ter, res Sau Rafael, Marin Co.
Bierman Edward, tailor with Louis Weinberg, dwl
11 Pacific
Bierschwale Charles, carpenter, 731 Mission
Bierstadt Albert, landscape painter, dwl Occidental
Hotel
Bieskman Frederick, laborer, dwl 20 Page
BIESTA FEDERICO, editor and proprietor
L'Eco Delia P atria, office 637 Washington
Bigbv Terrence, hostler N. B. & M. R. R.,"dwl 829
Folsom
Bigelow C. P., bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Bigelow Daniel, machinist, dwl W s Dora bet. Har-
rison and Bryant
Bigelow Edwin, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 231 Sutter
Bigelow Elijah, real estate, office 313 California, res
Oakland
Bigelow Francis H., compositor Evening Bulletin,
dwl 315 Ritch
Bigelow George H., insurance agent, dwl 2421 Bu-
chanan
BIGELOW HENRY H., general manager Home
Mutu i Ins. Co., 433 California, dwfW s First
Avenue bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
BIGELOW JONATHAN E., special agent Home
Mutual Life Ins. Co., dwl 2015 Howard
Bigelow Louis, driver City R. R.
Bigger Alexander, cabinetmaker with George O.
Whitney & Co., dwl 25 Dupont, rear
Bigger Alexander, mariner, dwl W s Stevenson bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Biggers Jane P., (widow) dwl 508 Ellis
Biggi A. & Co., (Guiseppe Fontana) watchmakers
and jewelers, 1106 Dupont
Biggi Angelo, {A.JBigei # Co.) dwl 1106 Dupont
Biggi Filippo, liquor saloon, 727 Montgomery, dwl
713 Broadway
Biggins Maria, housekeeper, dwl E s McCormack
bet Pacific and Broadway
Biggio Andrea, clerk with B. Sbarboro & Bro.,dwl
1014 Washington
Biggs Abel R., salesman, 308 Cal, dwl 314 Bush
Biggs A. G., dwl What Cheer House
Biggs John E., liquor saloon, cor San Bruno road
<ind Twenty-seventh
Biggs Thomas, teacher, dwl 423 Bush
Biggs William, engineer, dwl 448 Clementina
Biggy John, expressman, dwl 759 Mission
Biggy Terrence, hostler, dwl N s O'Farrell bet De-
visadero and Broderick
Bieler John, miner, dwl Mver's Hotel
BIGLEY BROTHERS, [John and Daniel) groce-
ries, NE cor Clay and Davis
Bigley Daniel, (Bigley Bros.) dwl 307 Eddy
Bigley George, clerk -with Bigley Bros., dwl 307
Eddy
Bigley John. (Bigley Bros.) dwl 707 Larkin
Bigley Peter, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
line
BIGLEY T. &. Co., shipwrights, calkers and spar-
makers, 13 and 15 Spear
BIGLEY THOMAS, (T. Bigley & Co.) dwl 832
Mission
Bignami C. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 11 Stockton
Bignami Louis, barkeeper, dwl 11 Stockton
Bigne Vincent, with J. P. Manceit, dwl E s Valen-
cia nr Ridley
Bigwood George, blacksmith, dwl W s Columbia
nr Twenty- fifth
Bigwood Joseph, blacksmith. N s King nr Second
Bitay Anthony F., clerk, dwi N s Ridley nr Miss
Biles Louis, mariner, dwl 14 Union Place
Bilfinger August, dwl 623 Broadway
Billfiuger Mary, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 623
I '.roadway
Bill Conrad, waiter, dwl 236 Sutter
Bill Conrad, upholsterer, dwl 673 Broadway
Bill George, clerk with John Dreyer, dwl N s Shasta
bet Illinois and Michigan
Bill Philip, capitalist, dwl 29 Ritch
Billheck H, dwl What Cheer House
Billers Henry S., liquor saloon, 351 Third
Billinghaus Ray, hostler, dwl 639 Geary
Billings David JR., (Billings & Oberman) dwl 1142
Folsom
Billings Edward P., collector, dwl 316 Third
Billings Frederick, real estate, office 43 Mont Block
Billings George E. , salesman, 11 Montgomery, dwl
1704 Polk
Billings Jennie Miss, seamstress, dwl 783 Market
Billings John F., carpenter, dwl 1704 Polk
Billings A Oberman, (David R. Billings and Wil-
liam Oberman) produce com., 210 Drumm
Bills Allie R., teacher Home Institute, dwl 218
Eddy
Bilty Theodore G., {Mohrhardl & B.) dwl 1309
Powell
Binder George J., bookkeeper with Christian
Schreiber & Co., dwl 439 Minna
Bine John, dwl 438 Broadway
Bine Solomon (Mansbach & B.) dwl 722 Folsom
Bineaud Leon, wigmaker with B. Puyoou, dwl
Lafayette House
Binet Francis, machinist City Iron Works, dwl Wil-
liam Tell House, Pacific
Binet Joseph, shoemaker, 704 Pacific
Bingenheimer Christopher, cooperage, 7 Drumm,
dwl N s Geary nr Larkin
Bingham E. B., passed-assistant surgeon U. S.
Navy, office U.S. Naval Rendezvous, Govern-
ment House, res Oakland
Bingham W. Frank, clerk with Dewey & Co., 338
Montgomery
Binnand George, merchant, dwl 1417 Mason
Binning L., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth
ilinnyes C, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
cor Ninth and Brannau
Binswanger Lewis, gents' furnishing goods, 513
Kearny
Bionet Merle, seaman barkentine Occident, 1 How
Birbora John, waiter, dwl 803 Union
Birbora Nicola, fruits, cor Sansom and Washington,
dwl 803 Union
Birce Frank A., clerk with Pope & Talbot, dwl
565 Howard
Birch Henry, longshoreman, dwl 727 Davis
Birch Thomas J., clerk, dwl 861 Folsom
Birch William, sash and blind maker with Richard-
son, Dell & Co., dwl 217 Clara
Birch William A., clerk with Francois A. Rouleau,
dwl 913 Sacramento
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN RCHAA.CK & CO., 708, 73 2, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
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Birchoff F., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bird Albert B., furnished rooms, 147 Third
Bird Allen T., train baggage-master C.P.R.R. Co.,
dwl E s Powell nr Market
Bird Ann S., (widow) dwl 1436 Pine
Bird Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, 254 Beale
Bird George, gold and silver plater, 639 California,
dwl 1505 Dupont
Bird Henry D., carpenter, dwl SW cor Sanchez
and Army
Bird .lames, ironmolder, dwl 520 Mission
Bird Lawrence, brickmason, dwl Fort Point
Bird Margaret, (widow) dwl 439 Clementina
Bird Marion F., bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Bird Michael, weigher, dwl 16 Natoma
BIRD NELSON J., physician, office and dwl 230
Kearny
Bifd Patrick, laborer, dwl 504 Taylor
Bird Robert, jeweler with Henry A. Callender, dwl
315 Montgomery
Bird Thomas, draftsman, 432 Montgomery
Bird Thomas, painter with Ballinger & Rosewell,
dwl 1018 Clay
Bird William, molder, dwl 256 Tehama, rear
Bird William, tailor, dwl 1018 Clav
Bird.— See Burd
Birdsall George, liquor saloon, 526 Third, dwl 729
Harrison
Birdsall George Jr., liquor saloon, 129 Clay, dwl 120
Welsh
Birdsall John, painter, dwl S s Ash nr Fulton
Birdsall William, driver City R. R.
Birdsall William, piledriver with E.C. Boobar & Co.
Birdsall Wyatt, engineer, dwl 1246 Montgomery
Birdsall Zephaniah, driver with Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 920 Clav
Birdsall.— See Burtse'll
Birge James J., dentist, office and dwl 410 Kearny
Birge Richard B., seaman, dwl 238 Stewart
Birgham A., (E. Guittard & Go.) 511 Commercial
Birgle Charles, (Birgle & SpilkerJ dwl Ns Missouri
bet Santa Clara and Sixteenth
Birgle & Spilker, (Charles Birgle and Edward
SpilkerJ tannery, N s Missouri bet Santa Clara
and Sixteenth
Birmingham Michael, shoemaker with S.W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 242 Clara
Birmingham — See Bermingham
Birnie Henry, seaman, dwl 238 Stewart
Birrill Andrew, real estate, dwl 710 Vallejo
Birriti John, machinist, dwl 50 Clementina
Birtz J., dwl 308 Stockton
Bisagno Bartolomeo, (Bisagno Bros.) res Chiavari,
Italy
Bisagno Brothers, (Louis and Bartolomeo) impor-
ters and jobbers hardware, crockery, cutlery,
etc., 420 Battery
Bisagno Louis, (Bisagno Bros.) dwl 924 Pacific
Bisanct Jose, iisherman, dwl Oregon nr Davis
Bischoff Anton, clerk, 408 Folsoui
Bischoff Diedrich, clerk with N. Boschen, dwl NE
cor Fifth and Minna
Bischoff Fred., (J. H. Alders & Go.) dwl SW cor
Powell and Vallejo
Bischoff Hermann, bottler, dwl 228 Bush
Bischoff Louis, cook, 408 Pine
BISHOP AMASA W., attorney at law, (and Bish-
op & Sherman) office 608 Market, dwl 8 Mason
Bishop Benjamin F., jeweler with California Jew-
elry Co., dwl 212 Post
Bishop" Charles, freight clerk C. P. R. R., dwl 240
Ritch
Bishop Charles, carpenter H.C. League, 120 Kearny
Bishop D. M. & Co., (Eugene Wie^and and Rich-
ard Wilson) publishers S. F. Quarterly Trades
Guide and Merchants Directory, office 521 Clav
Bishop Duncan M., (D. M. Bishop & Co.) dwl 754
Washington
Bishop Edgar, (Bishop cfc Co. ) dwl 505 Sutter
Bishop George, machinist Metropolitan Theater, dwl
331 Bush
Bishop Gurdon, miner, dwl 5 Florence
Bishop Henry, clerk with Henry Brunjes, 430
Brannan
Bishop Henry, driver with M. A. Mercer, dwl N s
McAllister nr Larkin
Bishop Henry, liquoisaloon NW cor Clay and East,
dwl 539 Minna
Bishop James W., sawyer with Benjamin F. Gil-
man, dwl 1021 Mission
Bishop J. H., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bishop John R., clerk, dwl 225 Sutter
Bishop Lester, farmer, dwl SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Harrisou
Bishop Margaretta Mrs., dressmaker, NW cor Post
and Stockton
Bishop N. G., carpenter, dwl 5 Harrison Avenue
Bishop Oliver H., drayman with Hanson & Moore,
dwl cor Eleventh and Folsoui
Bishop Peter, mate schooner Page, Hathaway's
Wharf-
Bishop R. B., foreman machine shop S. P. R. R.,
dwl 734 Sixteenth
Bishop Richard, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., NW cor Howard and Steuart
Bishop Richard, teamster, dwl 421 Fifth
Bishop Richard, (Roche, B. & Kendrick) dwl 421
Vallejo
Bishop Thomas B., (Bishop & Mathews) dwl 536
Second
Bishop William A., teamster, dwl 421 Fifth
BISHOP & CO. (Edgar Bishop, A. S. Peterson
& L. W. Palmer) groceries, 716 Market
BISHOP & MATTHEWS, (Thomas B. Bishop
and William Matthews) attorneys at law, office
414 California
BISHOP & SHERMAN, (Amasa W. Bishop and
Edwin A. Sherman) editors and proprietors
Masonic Mirror, office 608 Market, and job
printers, 15 New Montgomery
Bisio Augusto, seaman Colorado Steam Navigation
Co.'s steamer Newbern
Bissell William A., freight auditor S. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl 127 Kearny •
Bissell Andrew, furnished rooms, 1023 Sutter
Bissinger Adolph, bookkeeper, 7 Sausom, dwl 1107
Nau Vess Avenue
Bistrup William, tailor, dwl 552 Stevenson
Biswick Ophemio, (John Constantine & Go.) dwl
1406 Vallejo
Biter Anne Mrs., dwl 71 Tehama
Biter Willard. assistant apothecary City and County
Hospital
Bither George W., clairvoyant physician, office 631
Sacramento
Bitter Hermine, (widow) dwl 405 Geary
Bitter William, (Bitter <$■ Becker) dwl Prescott
House
BITTER & BECKER, (William Bitter and Otto
F. Becker) proprietors Prescott House, SW cor
Kearny and Pacific
Bitz John, tailor, dwl 934 Kearny
Bivens Mary, (colored) (widow) dwl 16 Scott Place
Biveus Robert, rigger, dwl 311 Main .
Bizzio Agostino, cook with Cadenasso & Tubino,
515 Merchant
Bjerremark Charles, porter, 221 Gal, dwl 1133 Clay
Bjorkman Ellen, (widow) dwl 154 Shipley, rear
Blach Charles, physician, office 230 Kearny, dwl
631 Post
Blach Nathan, peddler, dwl 1304 Jackson
Black Adam, shoemaker with James S. Swain, dwl
Mission bet Eighth and Ninth
Black Alexander, plumber, dwl 23 Ellis
Black Alexander, laborer, dwl 318 Folsom
Black Amanda Mrs., furnished rooms, 631 Sac
Black Ann Mrs., dwl 707 Stockton
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Black David, watchman P. M. S. S. Co.'a Wliarf
BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING CO., P. B.
Cornwall agent, Rinoon Point Wharf, Spear het
Folsom and 1 tarrison
Black Edwin, painter, dwl 8 Second Avenue
Black George, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Assn, 234 Sutter
Black George, civil engineer, office 622 Clay, dwl
N s Eddy bet Devisadero and Broderick
BLACK HENRY M., carriagemaker, 1120 aud
1122 Market, dwl 14 Rush
Black Hester Mrs., furnished rooms, 814 California
Black Hugh, uigbtwatchman Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 424 Sansom
Black John, dwl What Cheer House
Black John, driver Market Street R. R., dwl cor
Sixteenth and Second Avenue
Black John, porter, 308 Pine, dwl 22 Turk
Black John, spinner Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills, dwl cor Seventeenth and Alabama
Black John, watchman P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 327
Beale
Black John S., master mariner, dwl 305 Fremont
Black John W., collector with Thomas H. Selby &
Co., dwl 37 Clementina
Black Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 663 Howard
Black Marv Mrs., furnished rooms, 506 Market
Black Patrick W., gatekeeper New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 2 Harriet
Black Peter R., shipjoiner, dwl 116 Natoma
Black P. J., farmer, dwl Ss Eddy bet Scott and
Pierce
Black P. W., clerk, dwl 2 Harriet
Black Richard, carpenter, dwl 444 Sixth
Black Robert, painter, dwl E s Miss nr Nineteenth
Black Robert Jr., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Black Robert H., liquor dealer, dwl 506 Market
Black Robert M., (Love dt B.) dwl Lick House
Black William, marble cutter, dwl 543 Stevenson
Black William A., porter with Bryant & Cook, res
Alameda
Black William K, carpenter, dwl 663 Howard
Black William W., liquor saloon, NE cor New
Montgomery and Howard, dwl 17 Hubbard
Blackburn Isaac, book agent, ^Iwl 549 Howard
Blackburn Leslie F., Alhambra liquor saloon, 323
Bush, dwl 735 Broadway
Biackman Cassias H., salesman with Wilmerding
& Kellogg, dwl 214 Stockton
Biackman J. 1)., teacher Heald's Business College,
24 Post
Biackman William H., cook, dwl 1 127 Folsom
Blackner Nicholas, hackdriver, dwl Bartol nr
Broadway
Blackwedel Henry, laborer, dwl 407 Pacific
Blackwell Horatio S., tinsmith with T. Bertram,
dwl 226 Fifth
Blackwell John W., cook Metropolitan Restaurant,
dwl 312 Tehama
BLACKWOOD WILLIAM, commission merchant,
room 13, 109 California, dwl NW cor Bryant
aud Oak Avenue
Blaikie Andrew, draftsman, dwl 2510 Webster
Blaikie James L., real estate agent, office 507 Mont-
gomery, dwl 7 Pratt Place
Blaikie Richard T., shipbuilder, office 507 Mont-
gomery, dwl S s Sutter nr Webster
Blaikie Sarah, (widow) dwl S s Sutter bet Webster
and Filmore
Blain Joseph, cook with D. J. Harrison & Co., 745
Market
Blain Rodman P., bookkeeper with E. Stevens &
Co., dwl NE cor Leavenworth and Sacramento
Blair Archibald, civil engineer, dwl 307 Tyler
Blair Chauncey S., patternmaker Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 18 Verona Place
Blair David B., (McFarlane, B. # Co.) dwl Union
Club and Oakland
Blair Frank, messenger U. S. B. Mint, dwl Bush
nr Dupont
Blair James, shoemaker, dwl SW cor Second and
Tehama
Blair James, soapmaker with C. McCormick & Co.,
dwl 8 Zoe, rear
Blair James A. W., shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl 826 Broadway
Blair John B., cabinetmaker with Cb. Scbreiber &
Co., dwl 1011 Stockton
Blair Joseph F., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
610 Howard
Blair Livingston, gasfitter, dwl 443 Bush
Blair Matthew, (Blair & Chase) opp San Jose R.
R. Depot
Blair Robert, machinist with W. D. Hooker, dwl
8 Zoe
Blair Samuel, mariner, office pier 10 Steuart, dwl
47 Tehama •
Blair Thomas M., sergeant at arms S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, and agent Pacific Hall, dwl
518 Bush
Blair William, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, 414
Beale
Blair & Chase, (Matthew Blair and W.W.Chase)
hay, opp San Jose' Railroad Depot
Blaisdell Jay P., bootmaker, dwl 53 Clementina
Blaisdell Solon G., harnessmaker with J. C. John-
son & Co., dwl 120 Fourth
Blaisdell— See Blasdell
BLAKE CHARLES E., dentist, office 17 Post.
dwl 34 Tyler
Blake Christian N., carpenter, dwl 1128 Green-
wich
Biake Edward, drayman with George Williams, 310
Front, dwl 734 Harrison
Blake Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 121 Shipley
BLAKE FRANCIS, (Blake, Bobbins & Co.) res
Oakland
Blake George, cook, dwl 820 Jackson
Blake George, sailmaker, dwl NE cor Montgomery
and Broadway
Blake George M., clerk with A. Hayward, dwl
1124* Folsom
Blake George W., salesman, 321 Montgomery, dwl
Rnss House
Blake Greenleaf A., teamster with Edward Ken-
nedy, dwl NE cor Oak and Franklin
Blake Henry, clerk with C. Herold, SW cor Welsh
and Zoe
Blake Henry C, real estate agent, office 415 Mont,
dwl 29 Oak Avenue
Blake Henry H., (H. H. Blake & Co.) dwl 810
Leavenworth
BLAKE H. H. & CO., general agents Continental
Life Insnrance Co., office 302 Montgomery
Blake James, laborer, dwl 142 Clara
Blake James, physician, office and dwl 426 Sutter
Blake James, sailmaker with Ware Branson, dwl
1002 Montgomery
Blake James L. , carpenter, dwl N s Ridley nr Miss
Blake John, bootmaker, 974 Folsom
Blake John, bricklayer, dwl 121| Gilbert
Blake John, carpenter with J. O'Brien, dwl 27 Fifth
Avenue
Blake John, laborer with Donovan & O'Dounell,
5 and 7 Sixth
Blake John, tailor, 413 Sutter
Blake John J., salesman with W. A. H. Godfrey,
dwl 671 Harrison
Blake John O., pressman Women's Cooperative
Printing Union, dwl 1716 Stockton
Blake John R., (colored) porter, dwl 914 Pacific
Blake Joseph, dwl 1009 Powell
Blake Joseph, seaman, dwl 423 East
Blake Maggie R., (widow) dressmaking, 910 Wash-
ington
Blake Maurice B., attorney at law, office SW cor
Montgomery and Jackson, dwl 641 Folsom
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, "White Shirts.
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103
BLAKE MAURICE C, Judge Municipal Criminal
Court, chambers, rooms 16 and 17, 729 Mont-
gomery, dwl Ns Dorland bet Church and San-
chez
Blake Michael, blacksmith with Omnibus R. R.,'
dwl 58 Everett
BLAKE PHILIP .HENRY, homestead secretary,
and real estate agent, office 511 California, dwl
Point Lobos Road nr Toll House
BLAKE, ROBBINS& CO., (Francis Blake, Char-
les F. Robbins, James Moffiti and James W.
Tow tie) importers and jobbers book, news,
writing and wrapping paper, 51C Sacramento
and 510 Commercial
Blake Robert, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Blake Sumner C, stationery and photographs, 707
Montgomery, dwl 1502 Leavenworth
Blake Theodore A., (Goodyear & B.) dwl 216
Bush
Blake Walter, house painter, dwl 788 Harrison
Blake William, painter with Wilson & Moulton,
516 Davis
Blake William G., hairdresser with Heider & Hil-
berer, dwl 9 Harlan Place
Blake William H., (colored) hairdresser with Isaac
G. Cary, dwl 58 Bernard
Blakeley Francis, carpenter, dwl 109 Powell
Blakeley John, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 163 Min
Blakeley Richard, carpenter, dwl 215 Stevenson
Blakelv Calvin, carpenter with Excelsior Mill Co.,
dwl Rutledge Avenue nr California Avenue,
Bernal Hights
Blakely Edward, chemist S. F. Gas Co., dwl 131
Perry
Blakelv William II., expressman, dwl -16 Silver
Blakeman Henry, proprietor Six Mile House, San
Bruno Road
Blakeney Thomas J., (Snow <$• Moos J dwl 1717
Clay
Blakev John, pressman wnth Francis & Valentine,
dwl 510 Vallejo
Blakiston John S., sailloft, 8 Clay
Blakwadel John C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Montgomery and Union
Blauc Alexander, real estate, dwl 117 Dora
Blanc Callist, laundry man, dwl 11 Virginia
Blauc Cesarine Mrs., laundry, 11 Virginia
Blanc Floriau, laborer with G. Venard, dwl 631 Pac
Blanc Henri, pressman Courrier de San Francisco,
dwl 1216 Powell
Blanc Henry, tailor, dwl 521 Geary
Blanc Madame, clairvoyant, dwl 906 Folsom
Blanc Maurice, laundry man, dwl 293 Clementina
Blanc Paul, laborer with A. Laronche & Co., 825
Dupont
Blanc Stewart, bootmaker, 705 Battery, dwl 517
Tehama
Blanch Bernard, coachmaker with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 274 Minna
Blauchard Adrien, salesman with Justinian Caire,
dwl 102S Dupont
Blanchard Frank, coachman, dwl 165 Perry
Blauchard Francis G., coachman with Pope & Tal-
bot, dwl 10 Guy Place
Blanchard Frank H., (Bam & B.) res Oakland
Blanchard Henry P., (Williams, B. & Co.) dwl
NE cor Sacramento and Leavenworth
Blanchard J., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Blanchard Jules, hardware and crockery, 44 Fourth,
dwl 373 Jessie
Blanchard Lott, messenger Custom House, res Oak-
laud
Blanchard Lucy A. Mrs., nurse, dwl 711 Taylor
Blanchard William E., brakeman Southern Pacific
R. R., dwl 711 Taylor
Blauche Barney, woodworker with H. M. Black &
Co., dwl 423 Minna
Blanche E., (widow) preserver funeral wreaths,
dwl 1045 Howard
Blanchette Louis, bootmaker, 42 Sixth, dwl SE cor
Sixth and Mission
Blanchfield Edward J., butcher with Gleason Bros.,
dwl 228 Oak
Blanchfield Thomas, laborer, dwl 230 Oak
Blanckeart Victor J., (Smith & B.) dwl 517 Pine
Blanckeuburg Theodore, bookkeeper with E. K.
Howes & Co., dwl 1706 Mason
Blanco Peter, seaman, dwl S s Merchant bet East
and Drumm
Blanding Lewis, assayer, dwl Buss House
Blanding William, attorney -at-law, office 507 Mont,
res Oakland
Blaney Edward W., student-at-l.iw with Clark
Churchill, dwl 507 Ellis
Blaney George, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Blaney James E., (Conway & B.) dwl 102 Fourth
Blaney John, painter, dwl 507 Ellis
Blaney John H., bookkeeper with Sullivan, Kelly
& Co., dwl 530 Jessie
Blanev Patrick, niessman Moses Tavlor U. S. N.
and A. M. S. S. Line
Blaney Patrick, seaman, dwl 501 First
Blauey William, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Blantry Samuel, potmaker S. F. Glass Works, dwl
5 Clarence Place
Blank Charles, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Blank Charles, driver with James H. Bullard, 228
Clay
Blank Charles C, baker with Clark &. Foote, dwl
325 Capp
Blank Johu, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Blanken Herman, clerk with C. L. Wilhelm, dwl
115 Sixth
Blanken Jacob, fireman Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl 707 Houston
Blankenhorn Frederick, Germania Brewery, NW
cor Masou and Broadway
Blankenhorn Gottleib, with F. Blankenhorn, dwl
1501 Mason
Blankenstein Henry, clerk with David Samuels,
dwl 845 Dupont
Blankman Henry, cook, 113 Leidesdorff, dwl cor
Mission and Sixth
Blankman II . G., dwl Grand Hotel
Blansfield James, laborer, dwl 25 Baldwin Court
Blasdell George E., bagmaker National Mills, dwl
54 Third
Blasdell G. W., contractor, dwl 1038 Mission
BlasdellSamuelF.,lioluidatinq; clerk, Custom House,
dwl 34 Tehama
Blasdell— see Blaisdell
Blasre Raphael, dressmaker, 726^ Howard
Blass Charles, laborer with Eberhart & Lachmau,
SE cor First and Market
Blass Mark, trader, dwl 435 Fifth
Blass Michael, waiter, 416 Kearuy, dwl 229 Sutter
Blasse Edward, clerk, 431 Montgomery
Blaszkower Marks, salesman, 225 Montgomery,
dwl 337 Clementina
Blatchly Ambrose, civil and mining engineer, office
Miners' Foundry, 247 First, dwl 37 Second
Blath Siegmuud, bookkeeper Patent Brick Co., dwl
227 Ritch
BLATTNER JOHN J., contractor, dwl 425 Third
Blattuer Nicholas, hackmau Oakland Ferry, dwl
Bartol nr Broa dway
Blauvelt Richard D. Jr., deputy recorder City and
County, dwl 325 Fremont
Blecher William, cook, 626 Market, dwl 158Natoma
Blen Louis W., shipchandler, dwl W s Treat Ave-
uue bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Blen Rosa, (widow) dwl 262 Jessie
Blennerhassett John, shoemaker with Antoine C.
Royer, dwl 751 Howard
Blennerhasset Richard, shoemaker with Antoine
C. Royer, dwl 538 Howard
Blethen Charles A., dwl What Cheer House
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
10-1
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.
Blethen E. G. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, dwl 227 Tyler
Blethen E. O., clerk with Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 227 Tyler
Blethen James H., captain steamer Nevada, U. S N.
Z. & A. M. 8. S. Line, dwl 227 Tyler
Blethen Robert W., painter, dwl 519 Sacramento
Bley Abraham, clothing and gents' furnishing
goods, 54 Third, dwl 1011 Mission
Blittens Thomas V., master mariner, dwl 2004 Pow
Bligh Catherine, (widow) dwl 528 Union
Blimer Edward, paperhauger, dwl 4 Vallejo Place
Blinn Cliarles H., clerk forwarding department
Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 32? Geary
Blinn Cyrus A., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Blinn Granville, captain bark Jennie Pitts, pier 17
Stewart
Blinn Samuel P., (Adams, B. & Co.) dwl 542 Sec
Blinn W. J., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Bliss Benjamin B., salesman with Thomas W. Mc-
Collam, dwl 630 Howard
Bliss George D., wholesale butcher, dwl 1597 Pac
Bliss Theodore II., stevedore, dwl N s Filbert bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Bliss Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Bliven A. P., captain brig Tanner, pier 17 Steuart
Bliven James I., (Bliven & Bastian) dwl 704 Fol
Bliven Samuel, merchant, dwl 630 Post
Bliven S. N., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 630 Post
Bliven & Bastian, (James I. Bliven and Philip
Bastian) proprietors Gabel &. Co.'s California
Axle Grease Factory, 390 Francisco
Blix August, clerk with Charles J. Janson, dwl 48
Everett
Bloch Abraham B., gents' furnishing goods, 1107
Dupont
Bloch Isaac F., merchant, office 12 Bush, dwl 826
Larkin
Bloch John, dry goods, 2 and 3 Virginia Block, dwl
615 Green
Bloch Leon, clerk with John Bloch, dwl 615 Green
Bloch William, boots and shoes, 1010 Dupont
Blochman Abraham, (Blochman & Cerf) 220 San
Blochman E., winegrower, dwl 4 William
Blochman E. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 36
Kearny, dwl 420 O'Farrell
Blochman Emanuel, merchant, dwl 420 O'Farrell
Blochman & Cerf, (Abraham Blochman and Moses
Cerf) commission merchants, 21 Battery
BLOCK ABRAM, president Oda Fellows' Savings
Bank, (and A. Block & Co., San Juan) office
115 Battery, dwl 108 Taylor
Block Bernard, clerk with Glazier &? Seligsberg,
dwl 809 Leavenworth
Block Daniel, merchant, dwl 530 Ellis
Block Emanuel D., (E. D. Block & Co., Oakland)
dwl SW cor Jones and Pine
Block James N., bookkeeper, 115 Battery, dwl 108
Taylor
Block John, laborer S. F. «fe P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Union and Sansom
Block John, tailor, 12 Geary, dwl 324 Mason
Block Maurice, salesman with Ackerman Bros., dwl
513 Post
Block Robert M. C, foreman dredger Winnemucca
C. P. R. R. Co., dwl 1105 Powell
Blocket Edward, painter, dwl 589 Market
Blodes Theodore, hairdresser with Samuel Brodek,
dwl 1237 Folsom
Blod^ett Edwin A., porter with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 640 Mission
Blob H. F. B., clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl NE cor
Hyde & Green
Blohm" Henry, cook, 324 Mont, dwl 218 Broadway
Blohm Henry, waiter with F. William Kamps, NE
cor California and Davis
Blohm John, laborer, W. K. Dietrich, dwl 619 Pac
Blohm Peter, (Blohm & Gerkcn) dwl NE cor Mis-
sion and Beale
Blohm William, seaman, dwl Hinckley nr Kearny
BLOHM & GERKEN, (Peter Blohm and Clan's
Gerkeu) groceries and liquors, NE cor Mission
and Beale
Blohme Herman, (Grolheer & B.) dwl NW cor
Sutter and Polk
Blohme T., clerk with W. A. Asmussen, dwl NW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Blois Antoine, stonecutter, dwl 1021 Market
Blom John, calker with Middlemas & Boole, dwl
428 Vallejo
Blondell Thomas, drayman with Forsaith, Tyler &
Shaw, dwl N s Fulton nr Lag-una
Blondin John, carpenter with Grader & Johnson,
dwl 1511 Dupont
Blondin L., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Blondin William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Blondon Z., laborer, dwl 834 Vallejo
Blonigeu Joseph, groceries and liquors, 722 Pacific,
dwl Filbert nr Fillmore
Blonquist Olof, watchmaker with George C. Shreve
& Co., dwl 812 Stockton
Blood James, boatman, dwl N s Francisco bet
Stockton and Dupont
BLOOD J. H., attorney-at-law, notary public and
commissioner deeds, office and dwl 23 and 24
Montgomery Block
Blood Levi L., bookkeeper with Edward Kennedy,
dwl 625 Green
Blood Mary L. Mrs., dwl 815^ Folsom
Blood William, sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
dwl 110 Virginia
Blood. William F., clerk, 403 Cal, dwl 1309 Cal
Bloom Amelia, milliner with Mrs. G.W. M. Cowles,
dwl 115 Third
Bloom Hermann, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl Cen-
ter House, Sixteenth and Folsom
Bloom Isaac, broom manufactory, N s Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis
Bloom Louis J., tailor, 1132 Market
Bloom Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 119 Third
Bloom Samuel, tanner, dwl NW cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Bloom Wolf, woolfactor and tanner, cor Nineteenth
and Folsom, dwl 25 Harriet
Bloomer Hiram G.. signpainter, NE cor Clay and
Montgomery, dwl 1012 Taylor
Bloomer Hiram R., ornamental and portrait painter,
NE cor Clay and Montgomery, dwl 1012 Taylor
Bloomer J. G., operator Fire Alarm and Police Tel-
egraph, Brenham Place, dwl 538 Ellis
Bloomer Theodore H., bookkeeper with R. B.
Swain & Co., dwl 1012 Taylor
Bloomfield Homer, engineer Metropolitan Gas Co.,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Bloomfield James T., newspapers and periodicals,
804 Washington, dwl 322 Green
Bloomfield Mary, (widow) dwl 212 Francisco, rear
Bloomingdon Adolph, hostler Ocean House
Bloor George W., printer with J. H. Carmany &
Co., dwl 10 Prospect Place
Bios Joseph A., porter with Kittle & Co., dwl 7
Nineteenth
BLOSSOM WILLIAM H., Pantheon Saloon, 321
California, dwl SW cor Folsom and Twelfth
Blow Walter W., clerk with Haggin & Tevis, and
secretary City Gas Co., res Oakland
Blown Samuel, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Blue Anchor, Louis J Schrocder proprietor, 7 and 9
Washington
Blue Robert, laborer, dwl 3 Beale Place nr
Main
Blum Henry, bakery, dwl 1817 Powell
Blum Herman, dwl 906 Market
Blum Isidor, salesman with George O. Whitney &
Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Blum Jacob, peddler, dwl 1325 Pacific
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.
105
Blum Jacob, (merchant, Dixon, Cal.) office 220
California, dwl 593 Ellis
Blum John, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Blum Leon, (J. Schweitzer & Co.) dwl 620 Larkin
Blum Moses, (merchant, Vacaville) office 220 Cali-
fornia, dwl816 0'Earrell
Blum Pol, salesman with Michael Levy, dwl 1-123
Stockton
Blum Simon, expresswagon, 227 Sansom, dwl S s
Brannan bet Gilbert and Seventh
Blumbertr Julius F., commission merchant, office
331 Montgomery, dwl 1005 Natoma
Blume Louis, sackdealer, dwl 922^ Folsom
Blumel Julius, gunsmith with Villegia & Slotterbek,
dwl E a Columbia bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Blumel L., "tailor, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bluraenberg Joseph H., real estate, dwl 311 Pine
Blnmenberg's Building, SW cor Pine and Sansom
Blumenthal Edward A. B., waiter with D. J. Har-
rison it Co., dwl 752 Market
Blurnenthal Henry, butcher, dwl S s Twenty-third
or Columbia
Blumenthal Henry M., nightwatchman U. S. B.
Mint, dwl 5 Caroline
Blumenthal J. «fe Co , dry goods, 214 Third
Blumenthal Julius, (J. Blumenthal & Co.) dwl 752
Howard
Blunt John P., clerk, 106 Sansom, dwl 610 Powell
Blunt Phineas U., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, dwl 610 Powell
Blunt William G-., machinist, dwl 610 Powell
Blute Michael, beater Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Bluxome Isaac, (Bluxome & Cassebohm) dwl 1312
Folsom
Bluxome Joseph, physician, office and dwl 306
Stockton
BLUXOME & CASSEBOHM, (Isaac Bluxome
and William Cassebohm) merchandise brokers,
and coal and iron, 316 California
Bly Leander A., machinist with Excelsior Mill Co.,
dwl 811 Mason
Blyman Edward, upholsterer with Frank G. Ed-
wards
Blyth Henry, (Henry Blyth& Son) dwl 405 Fol
Blyth Henry, Jr., (Henry Blyth & Son) dwl 1614
Post
BLYTH HENRY & SON, (Henry Blyth Jr.)
lumber, SW cor Market and Spear, and 115
Spear
Blyth John, barber with A. Morgenstern
Boag John, spinner with Dana & Codington
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS City Hall, office
New City Hall
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Funded Debt
1855, office City Hall
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Laguna Survey,
office 603 Washington
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Montgomery Av-
enue, office 1, 2 and 3 Montgomery Block
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Montgomery
Street South, office 415 Montgomery
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS S. F.'F. D., office
23 Kearny
BOARD OF" EDUCATION, room 22 City Hall,
second floor
BOARD OF ENGINEERS U. S. A., for the Pa- I
cific Coast, office 533 Kearnv
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, office 3 City Hall,
second floor
BOARD OF FISH COMMISSIONERS, office
401 California
BOARD OF HEALTH, office 521 Jackson
BOARD OF PILOT EXAMINERS, office 34
Merchants' Exchange
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS, office
Room 11 City Hall, first floor
BOARD OF PORT WARDENS, office 525 Front
BOARD OF REGENTS University California,
office 320 California
BOARD OF RELIEF, (Masonic) office Masonic
Temple
BOARD OF SAILOR BOARDING-HOUSE
COMMISSIONERS, (Marine Board) office 607
Front
BOARD OF S. F. PARK COMMISSIONERS,
office 320 California
BOARD OF STATE HARBOR COMMISSION-
ERS, office 414 Montgomery
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, room 3 City Hall,
second floor
BOAKD OF SUPERVISORS, clerk of, office 4
Citv Hall, second floor
BOARD OF TIDE LAND COMMISSIONERS,
office SW cor Clay and Kearnv
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.* (Boston) Joseph
S. Bacon a^enf, office 428 California
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS FIRE, (San Fran-
cisco) Charles D. Haven, sec, office 416 Cal
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS, MARINE. (San
Francisco) Gustave Touchard, president, C. T.
Hopkins, secretary, office 318 California
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS, (New York)
C. V. S. Gibbs, secretarv, office 316 California
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS, (Philadelphia)
A. T. Fletcher, a<;ent, office 318 California
Boardman , mining operator, dwl 30 Kearny
Boardman E. M. Miss, teacher -Rincou Grammar
School, dwl 534 Bush
BOARDMAN GEORGE O, Manager iEtna Ins.
Co., office 14 Merchants' Exchange, res Menlo
Park
Boardman Joseph, real estate, dwl W s Boardman
Place nr Brannan
Boarman Lewis, waiter Grand Hotel
Boas Judah, exchange broker, 422 Montgomery,
dwl 27 Stone
Bobbet Leon, brassfinisher with W. T. Gamut &
Co., dwl 504 Fell
Bobenriethy John, driver with Gluck & Hansen,
dwl SE cor Fulton and Webster
Boberg Gustave, cook, dwl 531 East
Bobst Cyrus E., salesman, dwl 909 Bush
Bobst Thomas S., goldsmith, dwl 1025 Mission
Bobues John, merchant, dwl Winkle Alley
Boccardo Luigi, laborer with Brignardello, Macchi-
avello & Co., dwl 704 Sansom
Bochencashen Adolph, clerk, dwl 906 Stockton
Bochlofsky Frederick, cook 333 Bush, dwl Prescott
House
Bock Henry, barber, dwl 921 1 Folsom
Bock Henry, gilder with H. G. Hoefer, dwl "434
Vallejo, rear
Bock Jacob, tailor with C. C. Hastings- & Co., dwl
745 Howard
Bock James, tailor with C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl
745 Howard
Bock Joseph, baker with B. Stuinpf, dwl 226 Pacific
Bock Joseph, tailor, dwl 338 Bush
Bocken Henry, Pioneer Restaurant, 645 Washing-
tan, dwl 811 Union, rear
Bocker John, basketmaker with Victor Navlet, dwl
Jessie nr Sixth
Bockman Henry, porter with Pacific Refinery Co.
Bockmann Diedrich H., porter, 1 Battery, dwl 213
Maine
Bockmann Frederick, waiter, 520 California
Bockner William, laborer with William K. Dietrich
Bocqueraz A., (Shea, B. & McKee) dwl 1910 Stock
Bocqueraz Peter, laborer, dwl 1204 Powell
Bode Adolphus W., machinehand with Cole & Has-
kell, dwl 600 Third
BODE GEORGE C. , proprietor Battery Street U.S.
bonded warehouse, foot Battery, dwl 1260 Cal
Bode Henrv, carpenter, dwl NW cor Fell and
Polk "
JONE3, PULLMAN & CO., 118 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
106
SAN FRANCISCO [ B ] DIRECTORY
Bode Henry, liquor saloon., SE cor Fourth and
Branuan
Bode Henry, barkeeper with Cbarlea Omer & Co.,
dwl N\'V cor First aii(i Rnmnan
Bode Louis, carbuilder with Daniel Hughes, dwl
N s Fell bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue
Bode William, steward, dwl NE cor Battery and
Pacific
Bodecker Louis, musical director Theater Comique,
dwl 402 Green
Bodecker William, musician, dwl 402 Green
Boden John F., court room clerk Fourth District
Conrt, dwl 807 Union
Boden John H., (John H. Boden & Co.) dwl 705
Greenwich
BODEN JOHN H. & CO., (Julius Quinchard)
custom house brokers, 504 Battery
Boden Penelope, (widow) dwl 705 Greenwich
Bodtish William EL, attorneyat-law, office 612
Clay, dwl 257 Clara
Bodkin E. & S., dressmakers, 1070 Howard
Bodkin Eliza, (E. & S. Bodkin) dwl 1070 Howard
Bodkin Sarah, (E. $• S. Bodkin) dwl 1070 Howard
Bodkin Thomas, plasterer, dwl 119 Shipley
Bodwell Harry H, (Atwood & B.) dwl E s Bart-
lett bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bodwvll Joseph R., cutter with F. X. Kast, dwl
1318 Dupont
Boecbe John, distiller Bay View Distillery
Boeck Christian, cook, dwl Hotel Rhein
Boege Jergin, shoemaker with Gustave Muhl, dwl
Alaska Hotel
Boegler Frederick, drayman with Strauss & Frank,
dwl 111) Taylor, rear
Boehl George, haruessmaker with Main & Winches-
ter, dwl 423 Bush
Boehme Frederick, musician, dwl 431 Vallejo
Boehme — See Bohm
Boell Charles L., job printer with M. Weiss, dwl
417 Filbert
Boell Edward A., carpenter with Cole & Haskell,
dwl 778 Harrison
BOER BEREXD H., wines and liquors, 209 Jack-
sou
Boerau William P., boatman, cor Brannan & First
Boericke Frank E., (Boericke & Tafel) res Phila-
delphia. Pa.
Boericke William, manager Homoeopathic Pharma-
cy. ".'34 Sutter, dwl 13 Monroe
BOERICKE & TAFEL, (Frank E. Boericke and
A. J. Tafel) proprietors Homoeopathic Phar-
macy, SM Sutter
BOESCH EMIL, manufacturer lamps, spinning
and turning metals, etc., 1003 Kearny and 606
Pacific, dwl NE cor Broadway and Kearny
Boese Diedericb, painter and paperhanger, dwl
NW cor Dupont and Pacific
Boese Henry J., market, SE cor Davis and Clark,
dwl 2110 Mason
Boese Julius, butcher, dwl 2110 Mason
Boetcher Diedrich, (Boetcher & Brown) dwl NW
cor Pacific and Dupont
Boetcher & Brown, (Diedrich Boetcher and William
Brown} liquor saloon, NW cor Pacific and
Kearny
Boetefuhr Frank, porter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Bofer William, (William Bofer &■ Co.) 610 Sac
BOFER WILLIAM & CO'., (Adolph Marquard)
importers and retail hardware, 610 Sac
Bofinger Jacob, gold and silver plater, 648 Sacra-
mento (and Sanders & B.)
Bogau Charles, tanner with I. W. Davidson &, Co..
dwl 6-~'0 Sixth
Bogau Philip, longshoreman with Charles E.Hasel-
tine, dwl 327 Beale
BOGARDUS JOHN P., editor and proprietor
Figaro ; office 532 Merchant, (and Bogardus &
Woodson) dwl N s Delgardo Place nr Hyde
Bogardus William H., machinist, dwl 325 Folsom
Bogardus & Woodson, (John P. Bogardus and
Joseph A. Woodson) publishers and proprietors
Pacific Law Reporter, office 310 Washington,
Bogart Edwin V., stagedriver, dwl 710 Kearny
Bogart J., piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Bogart John M., (John M. Bogart & Co.) res Oak-
land
Bogart John M. & Co., flour and produce, 206 Davis
Bogart Joseph N., laborer, dwl 345 Third
BOGART ORLANDO EL, President Noonday S.
M. Co., office 402 Montgomery, dwl 1512 Miss
Bogasch Charles, clerk with John Sneider, dwl 6
Charles Place
Bogel C. H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Wash-
ington and Waverly Place
Bogel Theodore, (Beat/field, B. & Co., and B. Le-
fevre <& Co.) dwl 1015 Jackson
Bogel William, gardener, E s Cemetery Avenue bet
Post and Sutter
Boger William, waiter, 27 Kearny, dwl 15 Morton
Boggan Owen, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush
and Buchanan
Boghiscich B. N, (Boghiscich & Brown) res Oak-
land
Boghiscich & Brown, (B. N. Boghiscich and Jo-
seph Brown) coffee saloon, 506 Washington
Bogle Joseph H., special policeman, dwl (il Clem
Bogle William H, special policeman, dwl 418 Post
Bogner Bernard, engraver, 648 Sacramento, dwl
Berry nr Dupont
Bogner Charles, tailor, 11 Sutter, dwl 11 Berry
Bogorn Philip, seaman North Pac. Trans. Co. 's
S. S. Senator
Bogue Felix, miner, dwl W 8 Capp nr Nineteenth
Bogue Hugh, hostler with Cutting & Co., dwl cor
Bryant and Riucou Place
Bogue Michael, milk ranch, dwl Ss Jessie bet Dia-
mond and Douglas
Bohan James, gardener, dwl 20 Oak Avenue
Bohan William, pilot N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
flamme
Bohannan John, compositor Monitor, dwl 571 Stev
Boben Benjamin F., policeman Citv Hall, dwl 536
Ellis
Boben F. E., dwl What Cheer House
Bohen George T., surveyor Union Ins. Co., 416
Cnlifornia, dwl 617 Pine
Bohen John, hostler with Hasbrouck & Clavburgh,
dwl 6 William
Bohen Michael, laborer, dwl 15 Geary
Bohen Patrick, laborer, dwl Helvetia Hotel
Bohen Timothy, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Bohen William, laborer, dwl 520 Mission
Bohennen Ann, (widow) dwl 571 Stevenson
Boble William, clerk with Henry Doscher, Third
Street Wharf
Bolder Henry, carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Bohlin^ Heniy, clerk, 2 Stenart, dwl 23 Market
Bohls Henry, clerk, NW cor Seventh and Miuna
Bohm Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Bohm William, manufacturing jeweler, 604 Mer-
chant, dwl Ws Valencia bet Nineteenth aud
Twentieth
Bohm. — See Boehm
Bohu Andrew, conductor Central R. R., dwl E s
Devisadero bet Sutter and Post
BOHN BROTHERS, (John and Christian) tin-
smiths, 1218 Dupont
Bonn Christian, (Bonn Bros.) dwl 1603 Dupont
Bolm Henry, carpenter bark Legal Tender, dwl 39
Jackson
Bolm Jacob, tailor, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Bohn John, clerk, dwl 567 Minna
Bolin John, tinware, 112 Seventh (and Bohn Bros.)
dwl 1603 Dupont.
Boice John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &. Co.,
Boice Joseph C. W., tinsmith with Brittan, Hol-
brook &. Co., dwl 263 Third
HUNTINGTON, HOPKIN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
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Boido Domingo, boots and shoes, 1434| Stockton
Boie George, packer Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl
11 Lewis
Boiro Louis, salesman with Michael Levy, dwl
Miorey Alley
Boisnet Alphonse, cabinetmaker, 491 Brannan
Boisse Eugeue, hairdressing saloon, 526 Commer-
cial, dwl 535 Union
Boisse Gaston, boatbuilder North Point Dry Dock,
dwl SE cor Union and Stockton
Boissey August, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co
Boissean Jean Emil, shoemaker, 324 Uupont
Boisson Felicite, laundry, 870 Folsom
Boisson John, laundryman, dwl 870 Folsom
Boitano Frank, expresswagou, dwl 514 Green
Bokee David M., bookkeeper, dwl 1015 Leav
Boker Frederick, seaman, dwl 112 Stewart i
Bolado Joaquin, real estate, office 535 Clay, dw
526 Sutter
Bolan Martin, laborer, dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Bolan Michael J., physician, office and dwl 704J
Mission
Bolan William, hotel cook, dwl 72 Tehama
Boland Bridget, (widow) dwl 109 Shipley
Boland James, (Steiger & B.) dwl 216 Leav
Boland John, butcher, SE cor O'Farrell and Taylor
Boland John H., salesman with Dake, McKown &
Co., dwl 15 Kearny
Boland Michael C. , harnessmaker with J. O'Kane,
dwl 13 Sherwood Place
Boland Robert, (Lee & B.J dwl 748 Harrison
Boland William H., bookkeeper with Excelsior Mill
Co., dwl 24 Minna
BOLANDER HENRY N., State Superintendent
Public Instruction, office 637 Kearny, dwl 1231
Mission
Bolden Stephen S., carpenter, dwl Vermont bet
Bush and Mason
Bolden John G., butcher, dwl 428 Broadway
Boldt Frederick, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Boldts Otto, seaman brig Orient, dwl 37 Pacific
Bole James, bookkeeper with Forbes Brothers &
Co., dwl 21 Sixth
Bole John, teamster with William Kerr, dwl 909
Battery, rear
Bole John, laborer, dwl SW cor Broderick and
O' Farrell
Bolero Joseph, laborer, dwl 15 Washington
Boley Susan, (widow) boarding, 54 Third
Bolger John, boilermaker, dwl 260 Clementina
Bolger John, plasterer, dwl 335 Shipley
Bolger Miles, (widow) boarding and lodging, 512
Mission
Bolger Solomon, teamster, dwl 22 Folsom Avenue
Bolger Thomas, bookkeeper with NcNally & Haw-
kins, dwl 945 Howard
Bolin George, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
BOLINGER WILLIAM A., (Pacific Lumber S?
Mill Co. J office 306 Pine, dwl 852 Folsom
Bolis Richard, laborer, dwl 12 Natoma, rear
Boliter Margaret, (widow) nurse, dwl 309 Ritch
Boll John, expresswagou, cor O'Farrell and Market
Bolle Henry, wine manufacturer, dwl 412 Drumm
Bolle Thomas & Co., groceries and liquors, NW
cor Clay aud Stockton
Bollear Paul, cooper, dwl 335 Ritch
Bollenliayen Henry, clerk with Alexauder Gei'des,
dwl 25 Fourth
Boiler Frank J., market, 1230 Dupont, dwl 1231
Dupont, rear
Bolles Amos, traveling agent with Wheeler & Wil-
son S. M. Co., 427 Montgomery
Bolles Frederick, captain N. P. Tfans. Co.'s S. S.
Oridamine, dwl 421 Harrison
Bolles — See Bowles
Boiling George K., musician, dwl 226 Mission
Bollinger Gottlieb H., pastor German Methodist
Episcopal Church, dwl 864 Folsom
Bollinger John C, collector, office 608 Merchant,
dwl 1509 Leavenworth
Bollinger Joseph, porter, 321 Montgomery
Bollinger Nicholas, butcher with Charles H. Aitken,
dwl 406 Vallejo
Bollinger William, bagsewer with J. & P. N. Han-
na, dwl 912 Kearny
Bollman Alexander, clerk with John Frauetta,
dwl NW cor Geary and Hyde
Bollman John, (John Bollman fy Co.) dwl NE
cor Geary and Hyde
Bollman John'& Co., (John Palmer J manufacturers
cigarritos, 510 Broadway
Bolsky Albert, waiter Nucleus House
Bolster Thomas, driver with Lyon & Co., dwl NE
cor Franklin and Linden
Bolt Benjamin, laborer with Whitney & Freese *
Bolte Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bolte Peter, boarding, N s Gilmore nr Kentucky
Bolte W. L., bookkeeper with Getz Bros., dwl 919
Jackson
Bolton Adolph, insurance agent, dwl 429 Geary
BOLTON JAMES R., real estate, office 618"Mer-
chant.dwl NW cor Greenwich and Jones
Bolton John H., bookkeeper with Miller ifc Lux,
dwl 908 Broadway
Bolton John S., machinist ^Etua Iron Works, dwl
517 Post
Bolton J. S. Mrs., saleswoman with H. A Deming,
dwl 517 Post
Bolton Robert, marbleworker with John Daniel &
Co.
Boltz Albert, chophouse, 250 Fourth
Bolz Luis, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Stenart
Bomeyer Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1 13 Silver
BONA ANGELO, Squarza's Punches and Wines,
etc., 118 and 120 Leidesdorff, dwl 222 Post
Bona David, dwl 2 August Alley
Bona John, tailor, dwl W s August Alley nr Green
Bona Pietro, barkeeper, 118 Leidesdorff, dwl 1139
Broadway
Bonacina Bernard, woodcarver with Field & Frei,
dwl 28 O'Farrell, rear
Bonal Jean, bootmaker, dwl 734 Vallejo
Bonaldi G. B., (Cacioppo Sf B.J dwl 819 Vallejo
Bonavia Nicola, frescopainter with S. Buzzi, dwl
572 Folsom
BOND CHARLES R., secretary Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co., office 401 Cal, dwl 1021 Wash
Bond John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine
Bond Richard L., carpenter and builder, dwl 1114
Pacific
Bond Samuel D., hairdresser with Philip P. Lehn,
dwl 349 Minna
Bond Thomas H. I., carpenter and builder, dwl 1114
Pacific
Bondau A., laundryman, dwl 2111 Mason
Bonds George, expresswagon, dwl W s Tennessee
nr Butte
BONDY ADOLPH, secretary S. F. & P. Woolen
Factory, 115 Battery, dwl 1023 Powell
Boner David, furniture and upholstery, 1604 Stock
Bones J. W., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bonesteel Charles A., salesman with John G.
Hodge & Co., dwl 331 Kearny
Bonestel Charles D., with Payot, Upham & Co.,
dwl 837 California
Bonestell John T., (California Jewelry Co.) and
manager, 131 Sutter, dwl 740 Pine
BONESTELL LOUIS H„ manager John G.
Hodge & Co., dwl 512 Stockton
Bonfiglio John B., foreman with B. Ratto & Co.,
dwl 427 Pacific
Bongert John M., drayman, dwl G21 Broadway
Bouge Bernard, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 13i First
Bonifield James T., stevedore with Henry Blyth &
Sou, dwl 1 Main Court *
JOBTB3, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
Bonifield Josiah 8., barkeeper, dwl 200 Stockton
Bonis Marcellin, butcher, NW cor Dup and Morton
l!"iiis Pierre D., veterinary surgeon, dwl 214 Stev
Bonjlet Elisee, laundry, 529 Hayes, dwl 525 Hayes
Bonn John, longshoreman with Cutis. E. Haseltine
Bounafoux Caesar, cabinetmaker with Rolland &
Mareot, dwl S s Vallejo bet Kearny and Dup
Bonuai'd Eureka A. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Primary School, dwl 1409 Jackson
Bonnard Francis A., compositor, dwl 1-409 Jackson
Bonuard Marina Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 1 409 Jackson
Bonnefond Gustave J., bookkeeper French Mutual
Benevolent Society, dwl 351 Minna
Bonnefous Virgil, salesman with J. W. Davidson
& Co., dwl 534 Bush
Bdhneheimer Francis, tailor, dwl S s Page bet
Webster and Fillmore
Bonnell Allison C, cashier S.F. Bulletin Co., dwl W
8 Capp nr Twenty-fifth
Bonnell Edwin, bookkeeper Savings and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 709 Taylor
Bonnell Henry, clerk with Francois A. Rouleau, dwl
W s Capp nr Twenty-fifth
Bonnell John T., cabinetmaker, dwl 307 O'Farrell
Bonnell Kate Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, dwlW s Capp nr Twenty-fifth
Bonner C. Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Bonner John, laborer with Whitney &. Freese, dwl
1 32 Stewart
Bonner M., (widow) dwl 1114 Post
Bonner William, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
BONNET B., brickmaker and manager Imperish-
able Block Pavement Co., (and Bonnet &
Skinner) office 402 Montgomery, dwl W s Do-
lores bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Bonnet Emilie, ironer with Louis M. Gautier, 1719
Powell
Bonnet Lawrence, laborer with G. Venard, dwl
625 Front
Bonnet Paul, clerk, ]2fi Sutter, dwl 820 Geary
Bonnet & Skinner, (B. Bonnet and Robert Skin-
nerj manufacturers Imperishable Block Pave-
ment, Berry nr Fourth, office 402 Montgomery
BONNEY ALPHA, Jr., manufacturer woodwork-
ing machinery, handsaws, etc., 221 Mission, dwl
S s Twentieth bet Guerrero' and Dolores
Bonney Helen I. Mrs., dwl Colton House, 220 Third
Bonniiigton T. F., seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Bonuy George, (George C. Shreve Sf Co.) dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Bonstel Wdlis T., clerk with John G. Hodge & Co.,
dwl 538 Ellis
Bonynge C. W., stockbroker, office 402 Montgom-
ery, dwl 826 Sutter
BOOBAR E. C. & CO., (Mandell L. Richard-
son) piledrivers and contractors, 14 Howard
Boobar Elijah C, (E. C. Boobar Jj- Co.) dwl NW
cor Mission and Seventh
Boobar James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Boohen Patrick, groom with W. H. L. Barnes, dwl
E s Buchanan nr McAllister
Book Bernard, seamau ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steuart
Booker Frederick, seamau North Pac. Trans. Co. S.
S. Orizaba
Booker George E., clerk Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 64 Tehama
Booker H. E., (widow) fancy goods, 14 Second,
dwl 64 Tehama
BOOKER W. LANE, H. B. M. Consul, agent
Northern Assurance Co. and Royal Mail Steam
Packet Co., office 319 Cal, dwl Union Club
Bookstaver Charles H., clerk, dwl 54 Bernard
Bookstaver Samuel J., market inspector, office 521
Jackson, dwl 54 Bernard
Bookstaver Walter, salesman, 325 Sansom, dwl 54
Bernard #
Bool Christine Mrs., midwife, dwl 280 Jessie
Bool Nelson, tailor, dwl 280 Jessie
Boole Frank A., clerk with Flint, Peabody & Co.,
dwl NW cor Twenjty-first and Diamond
Boole George, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Boole George, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl NW cor Diamond and Twenty-first
Boole William A., (Middlemas & B.J dwl 5 Vas-
sar Place
Boom Perry, (colored) paperhanger, dwl NW cor
Leavenworth aad Green
Boomershine Jonathan, harnessmaker, dwl 1139 Fol
Boone Andrew, (colored) cook, 5 Broadway
Boone John L., ( Dewey & Co.) dwl S s Twentieth
nr Dolores
Boone William, (colored) steward, dwl 8 Ewer
Place
Boop John D., doorkeeper U. S. B. Mint, dwl 104
Sixth
Boos George! driver with Fred. Katz, 100 California
Market
Booth Adam, (Adam Booth & Co J dwl 1713 Mason
Booth Adam & Co., (Rnfus Keyser) produce com-
mission, 326 Davis
Booth Andrew G., attorney at law, office 601 Mer-
chant, dwl 759 Clay
Booth Charles S., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 11 Tehama
Booth David, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
11 Tehama
BOOTH H. J. & CO., (George W. Prescott and
Irving M.Scott) proprietors Union Iron Works,
NE cor Mission and First
Booth George A., plasterer, dwl 22 Turk
Booth Henry J., (H. J. Booth & Co.) res Europe
Booth Hosea, dairymau with Nathan Simonds, dwl
cor Twenty-fourth and Vermont
Booth James, spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
Booth Jonathan, spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl E s Polk nr Francisco
Booth Lucius A., real estate, office 402 Front, res
Oakland
Booth Michael, cigars and tobacco, 1000 Market,
dwl Mission bet First and Second
Booth Newton, ( W. W. Dodge & Co.) res Sacra-
mento
Booth Richard, cooper, dwl 222 Jessie
Booth Robert, tanner with Christian Hellwig, dwl
Ss Serpentine Avenue nr Harrison
Booth Samuel, spinner with Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills, dwl W s Shotwell bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Booth William, machinist with Joshua Heudy, dwl
346 Union
Booth William, merchant, office 133 Sansom, dwl
42 Tehama
Boothby Adolph, restaurant, 26 Steuart
Boothby David N., clerk with George W. Stewart,
and dealer in old envelops, 206 Davis, dwl 320
Ellis
Boothby Ezekiel, teamster, dwl Seventh Avenue
bet L and M. South S. F.
Boothbv William L., foreman with R. & J. Morton,
dw'l 320 Ellis
Boothman James, cooperage, 417 Commercial, dwl
622 Jessie bet Seventh aud Eighth
Bootz Adam, real estate, dwl Ws Fair Oaks bet
Twenty-first aud Twentv-second
BOOTZ HOTEL, Julius Osiander, proprietor, 435
Pine
Bopp August, market, 1717 Stockton
Bopp Pierre, butcher with Emil Artigues, dwl 522
Merchant
Boquiest Charles V., (H. Brewster & Co.) dwl 546
Tehama
Borbeck John, cigars, 942 Kearny, dwl 931 Kearny
Borchalt Augustus, laborer, dwl 1309 Green
Borchalt John H., carpenter, dwl 1309 Green
Borehard Marv, (widow) (R- Lehman & Co.) dwl
1007 Washington
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrella*
SAN FRANCISCO [13] DIRECTORY
109
Borchardt Herman, clerk with Ackerraan Brothers,
dwl 424 Clementina
Botchers Henry, clerk with- Christian Waller, dwl
SE cor Oak and Gough
Borchers J. C, physician, 'office and dwl 719 Clay
Borchers John Henry, groceries, 533 First
Borchers William, coppersmith with James Mack-
en, dwl 231 Main
Borchers William, captain schooner Felicity, dwl
231 Main
Borde Antoinette Mrs., laundry, 808 Stockton
Borde Frederick, expresswayon, COD Sacramento,
dwl 1016 Powell
Borde Julian, tanner, Ss Precita Avenue bet How-
ard and Mission
Bordeaux Victor, restaurant, 520 Merchant
Borden Hamilton, delivery department Wells, Far-
go & Co.'s Express, dwl 112 Mason
Borden Michael, bakery, 911 Folsom
Bordes Dalwez, laborer with Jean Ortet, dwl 223
Leidesdortt'
Bordenave John, baker, 539 Broadway
Bordenave Pierre, baker, dwl 734 Vallejo
Bordweil George, architect, office 410 Kearny, dwl
3 Fieelou
Bordweil Wolcotf, millwright, dwl 530 Bryant
Borel Alfred, (Alfred Bore) & Co.) res Switzerland
BOREL ALFRED & CO., (Autoine Borel) bank-
ers, NW cor Jackson & Montgomery
Borel Autoine, (Alfred Borel & Co.) and Viee-
Consul for Switzerland, dwl 1021 Leavenworth
BOREL FRANCIS A., wholesale butcher, office
535 Clay, (and Clay burg <£ Co.) dwl S s
Santa Clara nr Hampshire
Borel Joseph, barkeeper with Gamier & Faure,
dwl 631 Pacific
Borel Pierre, pantryman Miners's Restauraut, dwl
1131 Dupont
Borella Augelo, clerk with Eugene Brunier, dwl
531 Vallejo
Borein Margaret Miss, dwl 133 Perry
Borger Christian, mining superintendent, dwl 36
Eleventh
Borgland Hans, carpenter, dwl 313 Beale
Borgstrom Charles, shoemaker with Utschig &
Hanson, dwl cor O'Farrell and Mason
Borgstrom Jennie Mrs., millinery, 1118 Dupont
Borgstrom Peter, tailor with George L. Reynolds
Borhers William, carpenter, dwl 26 Oak Av, rear
Borie Henry, salesman with F. Chevalier & Co.
Boris C. Madame, french laundry, 610 Broadway
Borker Solomon, with John McCombe, 502 Mont
Borkhim Henry, regimental tailor, 30 Geary
Borle Gustavus, carpenter, dwl 515 Jessie
Borle Louis, mattressmaker with J. F. & H. H.
Schafer, dwl 547 Jessie
Born Charles, barber, dwl 535 Geary
Bornan Henry, dairyman with Isaac Stone, dwl
San Bruno Road 3| miles from City Hall
Bornemann Ferdinand H., bookkeeper with Wil-
merding & Kellogg, dwl S s Thirteenth bet
Folsom and Howard
Bornemann Francis G., cashier U. S. Assistant
Treasurer's office, dwl S s Thirteenth bet Fol-
som and Howard
Bornemann H., artist with Bradley & Rulofson
Bonier Adolph, machinist with Theodore Kallen-
berg. dwl Swiss Hotel, 627 Commercial
Bornhold E., barkeeper, dwl 228 Bush
Bornstein Bertha Miss, teacher Market Street Pri-
mary School, dwl 91 9 Post
Bornstein J. & Co.,(iS'. Seligsohu) gents furnishing
goods, 704 Market
Bornstein Julius, [J. Bornstein Sj- Co.) dwl 112
Fourth
Bornstein Julius, merchant, dwl 919 Post
Bornstein Louis, peddler, dwl 3 Clay Avenue
Bordsteiu Max, gents furnishing goods, 112 Fourth
Borrell John, master mariner, dwl 110 Berry
Borren Korman, upholsterer, dwl 56 Clementina
Borrow Louis, carpetlayer with A. Boson & Co.,
dwl E s Kearny bet California and Sac
Borsch Nicholas, porter, 420 Market, dwl 182 Stev
Borse Isaac, peddler, dwl 420 Clementina
Borsone Louis, fisherman, dwl SW cor East and
Merchant
Bort Edward, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bortfeld Ernest, hilliardtablemaker with P. Liesen-
feld, dwl 610 Greenwich
Borth wick Charles, bookkeeper, dwl Slli. Folsom
Borthwick Robert, porter with Wellmau, Peck &
Co., dwl 31 Minna
BORUCK MARCUS D., (Chase &■ B.) dwl 714
O'Farrell
Bosal August, baker with Swain & Co., dwl 115
Natoma
Boscache Daniel, tinsmith, dwl 814 Pacific
Bosehen Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fifth and Minna
Boscher Oliver, seaman U.S. steamship California,
dwl 112 Steuart
Boscowitz Leopold, (Hutchinson. Kohl & Co. J 310
Sansom
Bose Charles M., clerk, dwl NE cor Greenwich
and Taylor
Bose H., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
NW cor Eight and Byrant
Bose John, laborer, dwl E 8 Nebraska nr El Dorado
Bosher Emil, clerk with Carl Zeile, dwl 528 Pac
Bosky Ferdinand, nurse German Hospital
Bosland Samuel, dwl 836 Market
Bosland S. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 836 Market
Bosmotith Martin L., carpenter, dwl 145 Jessie
Bosq Roman, grocer, dwl 1019 Sutter
Bosq Romaine Mrs., (widow) laundry, dwl 1019 Sut-
ter
Bosquet Andrew, porter with A. P. Hotaling& Co.,
dwl 5 Vallejo Place
Bosquet A. M. Madame, dyer and scourer,217 Fourth
Bosqui Edward, (Ednard Bosqui fy Co. J dwl 814
Lombard
BOSQUI EDWARD & CO., printers, stationers,
bookbinders and engravers, SE cor Clay and
Leidesdortt'
Boss Henry, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger & Co.,
dwl 34 Hayes
Bosselman Henry J. C, hackman Plaza, dwl SW
cor Kearny and Jackson
Bosselmann Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Bossely Richard, laborer, dwl 1824 Powell
Bost John W., civil eugineer and survevor. dwl 728
Bush
Bostwick Horace M., clerk with George I. Ives,
dwl 814 California
Boston Board Underwriters, Joseph S. Bacon
agent, office 428 California
Boston House, John W. Johnson, proprietor, S s
Jackson bet Drumm and Davis
Boston House, Miss Mary Kerrigan, proprietress,
759 and 761 Mission
Boston Joseph, (Gray, Jones & Co.) res Santa
Cruz
BOSTON LINE PACKETS .(Glidden & Williams
line) agency 218 California
Boston Mary, (widow) dwl 468 Minna
BOSTON MASTIC ROOFIXG, N. P. Perine,
proprietor, Townsend nr Fourth, office 638
Market
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO.; Hecht Bros. &
Co, agents, 106 Sansom
Bostrom Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Bostrou Peter, mate schooner Harry Drew, dwl
N 8 Oregon bet East ami DruAm
Bostwick John H., farmer, dwl 818 Lombard
Bostwick Samuel W., prompter Metropolitan Thea-
ter, dwl 3 Hardie Place
Bostwick Sarah, (widow) furnished rooms, 3 Har-
die Place
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Silk and Velvet Ribbons.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
110
SAN FRANCISCO B] DIRECTORY
Boswell John, carpenter, dwl 820 Washington
BoBwell S. B., (Edward F. Hall & Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
Bosworth A. J. Miss, saleswoman with Guillet &
Klaas, dwl Es Torrens Conrt
BoBworth Elisha C. (Stanton & B.) dwl 125 Ellis
Bosworth George F., compositor Examiner, dwl
1020 Montgomery
Boswortb Henry M., organist and teacher of music,
dwl 910 Ge'arv
BOSWORTH WILLIAM, mining, office 432 Mont-
gomery, dwl 125 Ellis
Botcher Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mc-
Allister and Buchanan
Botefuhr Frank, porter, 221 California, dwl New
Atlantic Hotel
Both Richard, cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl 222
Jessie
Bothe Lewis, confectioner witb Dexter & Co., dwl
275 Stevenson
Bothe Sophie, (widow) midwife, dwl 275 Stevenson
Botbmann Frederick, express wagon, NEcor Fourth
and Mission, dwl Ws Brannan Place nr Bran
Botron Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, dwl 8 August
Alley
Bottaziui Louis A., printer with Spanieling & Barto,
dwl 825 Jackson
Bottcher Henry, seaman* dwl 39 Jackson
Bolter Frank j., dwl S s Hinckley nr Dnpont
Bottger John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Seven-
teenth and Mission
Bottle John, carpenter, dwl Ss Jackson betFilmore
and Steiner
Bottner Henry, teamster, dwl SW cor Battery and
Greeu
Botto Margaret, (widow) dwl 30 Lewis
Bottomley Charles, driver Central Railroad, dwl
W s Devisadero bet O'Farrell and Geary
Botts Charles T., attorney at law, office 28 Mont-
gomery Block, res Oakland
BOUCHER EUGENE, merchant tailor, 537 Sac-
ramento, dwl 53ti Fine
Boucher James, porter, 32 Sansom, dwl 550 Stev
Boucher Jefferson, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Boucher Thomas, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
& Co.
Boudan Alcide, laundry, dwl 2111 Mason
Bouderigue Francis, lodging house, 724 Pacific
Boudin Louis, upholsterer with Goodwin «fc Co.,
dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Boudin & Glei/.es, (Louis Boudin and Benjamin
Gleizex) bakery, 43b' Green, rear
Boudolpbi Peter, waiter, dwl 1034 Clay
Boudrye Felix, brickmaker, dwl 815 Broadway
Boueche Manuele, laborer with J. P. Tenthorey &
Co., dwl 558 Mission
Bouffe Jean, waiter, dwl 536 Broadway
Bouge Thomas, waiter Rues House
Bon 1 1 Paul, laborer Metropolitan Gas Works, dwl
32 Ranscb
Boukofsky Edward, merchant, dwl 941 Howard
Boukofsky M. Mrs., dwl 928 Harrison
Boulanger John, furnished rooms, 438 Broadway
Boulanger M. C.,coal yard, 1165 Howard
BOULDIN THOMAS T., attorney-at-law, office
Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl Relay House, cor
Mission and First
Boulin Pierre, dwl 517 Filbert,
Boullet Joseph, (Boullet & Whipple) dwl 317 Clem
Boullet, & Whipple, (Joseph Boullet and Edward
Whipple) Club Rooms, 110 Sutter
Boulogne Edonard, proprietor Barron House, 1008
Dnpont
Boulon Etienne, syrup manufacturer, dwl 613
Union, rear
Bounce James, barkeeper, dwl 919 Stockton
Bonrdet John, clerk with Pardow & Preston, dwl
730 Minna
Bourdin Michael, boilermaker Portland Boiler
Works, dwl DIM Folsom
Bourgeois Alexandre, wagon manufacturer, 630
Broadway
Bourgeois Louis, cook, dwl 231 Second
Bourguignon August, boots and shoes, 1034 Kearny
Bourke Patrick, laborer, dwl 644 Filbert
Bourn Richard A., shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 231 Minna
BOURN WILLIAM B., capitalist and president
Empire Mining Co., office 401 California, dwl
1105 Taylor
BOURNE ELISHA W., secretary Merchants' Mu-
tual Marine Insurance Co., office 406 California,
dwl 428 Bryant
Bourne George M., phvsician, office and dwl 727
Clay
Bourne John B., stockbroker, dwl 1022 Jackson
Bourne Richard M., clerk, dwl Grand Hotel
BOUKQUIN CHARLES, surgeon dentist, and of
the French Mutual Benevolent Society, dwl
802 Washington
Bourquin Emil, minstrel, dwl SE cor Leaven-
worth and Filbert
Bourquinon Ernst, shoemaker with Orrin Jones,
dwl 10 Kearny
Bousfield Daniel j., assayer with Hentsch & Ber-
ton, dwl cor Twenty-second and Mission
Bousquet A. M., (widow) dressmaker, 1028 Kearny
Boutard Charles, laundry, 526 Hayes
Boutelle Percy, dwl 537 Sacramento
Boutelle William C, receiver Central R. R., dwl
116 Taylor
Boutes James F., barkeeper with Coon &. O'Reilly,
dwl 919 Stockton
Boutinon Simon (Boutinon Sf Bulland ) dwl 530
Merchant
Boutinon & Bulland, (Simon Boutinon and Be/wit
Bulland) restaurant, 530 Merchant
Boutou Daniel, (Boulon & Son) dwl Kill Stockton
Bouton Francis G., (Bouton & Son) dwl 1011 Stock
Bouton Nathan, machinist, dwl 3 McCormack
Bouton &, Sou, (Daniel and Francis G. Bouton)
livery stable, 1016 Stockton, and proprietors
Occidental Hotel coaches
Boutz Frederick, confectioner with Henry Blum,
dwl 1817 Powell
Bouvard N., commission merchant, dwl 253 Stev
Bouvet Jules, french laundry, 716 Vallejo
Bovee James S., mining engineer, dwl 1610 Bush
Bovee William, clerk, dwl Niautic Hotel
Bovee William H., real estate, office 526 California,
dwl 115 Powell
Bovee William H. Jr., operator Western Union
Telegraph Co., 400 Mont, dwl 1515 Powell
Bovostrello Francisco, laborer with Cadenasso &
Tttbiuo, 515 Merchant
Bow W. A., bagsewer with Reynolds & Ford, dwl
401 Stewart.
Bovver William L., arcbitect.carpenter and builder,
107 Leidesdorff, dwl 625 Sutter
Bow Frank, laborer, dwl N s Fulton nr Lagtina
Bowcber James, ( IVood <Sc B.) dwl 608 Mission
Bowden J. Miss., housekeeper, dwl 212 Chestnut
Bowden John, laborer, dwl 2 Liberty
Bowden Joseph, painter, dwl 1107 Filbert
Bowden Samuel H. N., master mariner, dwl 148
Silver
Bowden William, housepainter, dwl 1113 Filbert
Bowden William Jr., housepainter, dwl 1113 Fil-
bert
Bowdish M. S.. agent Challenge feed mill, office with
Hawley & Co., dwl 295 Clementina
Bowen A. G. M., accountant, office 406 Montgom-
ery, dwl 725 California
Boweii Alfred, ( Empey & B.) dwl 365 Union
Bowen Archibald J., stevedore, dwl NE cor Mont-
gomery and Alta
Bowen Asa M., ex-deputy sheriff, dwl 720 Lombard
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesalo Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
Hi
BOWEN BROTHERS, (Pardon M. Bowen)
wholesale and retail groceries and provisions,
432 and 434 Pine bet Mont and Kearny, and
W s Railroad Avenue bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Avenue, South S. F.
Bowen C. C. Miss, teacher Denman School, dwl
824 Bush
Bowen Charles H., buyer with Bowen Brothers,
dwl 1139 Sutter
Bowen Daniel, laundry man Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bowen Daniel J., compositor Figaro, dwl Ns Na-
toma nr Mary
Bowen David, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bowen David C., seaman, dwl 106 .Jackson
Bowen Dennis, hostler with N. Gray & Co., dwl
442 Jessie
Bowen E. J., seedsman, 240 Montgomery
Bowen EiadsitL, (BowenSfBlocum) dwl 023 Sutter
Bowen Ezekiel C., pressman U. S. B. Mint, dwl
5 s Vallejo nr Leavenworth
Bowen George H., miller Golden Gate Flour Mills,
dwl E sDevisadero bet Turk and Eddy
Bowen Henry, driver, dwl S s Ellis nr Filmore
Bowen Henry R., fisherman, dwl 106 Jackson
Bowen J., (widow) dwl 44 Louisa
Bowen James B., packer with Stevens & Gray, 737
Howard
Bowen John, brassfinisher Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 6 O'Farrell Alley
Bowen John, butcher, dwl 910^ Folsom
Bowen John, hostler, dwl 6 William
Bowen John L., tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson,
dwl 1309 Jackson
Bowen John M., baker with California Cracker Co.,
dwl SE cor Front and Oregon
Bowen Kate Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Bowen Maria Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Bowen Michael, laborer, dwl 915 Market
Bowen Michael, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
dwl 312 Main
Bowen Pardon M., (Bowen Brothers) dwl 1139
Sutter
Bowen Reuben W., forwarder with A. L. Bancroft
6 Co., dwl 37^ Langton
Bowen R. P. Mrs., dwl 1100 Pine
Bowen Thomas, with Bowen & Slocum, dwl 925
Sutter
Bowen & Slocum, (Eladsit J. Bowen and Lot D.
Slocum) boarding and hack stables, 921 and
923 Sutter
Bower George, miner, dwl 31 Clara
Bower Leopold, glue factory, dwl N s Moulton nr
Webster
Bowers — , salesman with John C. Bell, dwl 1509
California
Bowers Alonzo B., civil engineer, dwl 525* Howard
Bowers Charles, speculator, dwl 927 Howard
Bowers Hannah, (widow) saloon, 730 Pacific
Bowers John T., insurance agent, dwl 1007 Jones
Bowers Michael, cartman, dwl 949 Folsom
Bowers Robert, painter, S s Oregon bet Drumm
and Davis
Bowers Warren O., chief engineer stm Pilot, dwl
208 Kearny
Bowery Consolidated Mill and M. Co., (Pioche
Nev.) office 419 California
Bowes John M., weigher, dwl 79 Jessie
Bowhan Michael, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Bowie Augustus J., (Bowie ^-Breeze) dwl NW cor
Stockton and Sutter
Bowie Augustus J. Jr., mining engineer, 302 Calif-
ornia, dwl 438 Bryant
Bowie George W., U. S, naval officer, office Cus-
tom House, third floor, dwl Grand Hotel
Bowie Henry P., (Barnes 4" B.) attorney at-law,
office 438 Cal, dwl NW cor Sutter and "Stockton
Bowie Wallace A., clerk with S. P. Taylor & Co.,
dwl 227 Second
Bowie William D., ex-clerk County Recorder, dwl
1520 Mission
BOWIE & BREEZE, (Augustus J. Bowie and
Charles K. Breeze) physicians and surgeons,
office 622 Clay
Bowlan James, " coachman Grand Hotel, dwl 9
Everett
Bowlen Thomas H., coachman with Bouton & Son,
Occidental Hotel
Bowles Frank, pa perh anger, dwl 219 Pacific
Bowles G. R., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bowles James, antiquarian bookstand, SE cor
Leidesdorffaud Commmercial, dwl 627 Cal
Bowles Richard, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl
12 Natoma, rear
Bowley Freeman, engineer Sonthern Pacific R. R.
Bowley Henry L., bookkeeper, 9 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 423 Hrvant
Bowley Samuel C, {Chase & B.) dwl 423 Bryant
Bowlin Frank, clerk, 328 Bush, dwl 631 Sacramento
Bowling John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Bowman Amos, geological survey, dwl 17 Rondel
Place
Bowman Arthur W., real estate office, 523 Mont-
gomery, dwl 821 Bush
Bowman 'Bernard, dwl SW cor Columbia and
Twenty-fourth
BOWMAN C. C, merchant, office 728 Montgomery
Bowman Charles, clerk, dwl 523 Post
Bowman Charles E., carpeuter. cor Powell and
Eddv, dwl San Bruno Road, Paul Tract,
BOWMAN CHARLES H, clerk California Pa-
cific R. R. CO., dwl NW cor Eighth and Fol
Bowman C. R., carpenter H. C. League. 128 Kearny
Bowman Emma Miss, saleswoman, 12 Kearny, dwl
S s Clara nr Fourth
Bowman Frank E., machinehand California Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 3 Liberty
Bowman George E., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
164 Tehama
Bowman Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Bowman James N, secretary U. S. postal agent,
office 7 Montgomery Block, dwl 714 Broadway
Bowman James, dwl 901 Kearny
BOWMAN JAMES F., editor, "dwl 1005 Clay
Bowman J. E., milkman, dwl cor McAllister and
Buchanan
Bowman Joel K., hoarding, 164 Tehama
Bowman John, engineer, dwl 132 Stenart
Bowman John C, groceries and liquors, 523 Union
Bowman John S.,(Liebes & B.) dwl 311 Stockton
Bowman Jonas W., tanner, dwl E s Dora bet Har-
rison and Bryant
Bowman Joseph, dwl nr Odd Fellows Cemetery
Bowman Michael, clerk, 432 Cal, dwl 915 Mission
Bowman P. E., (widow) dwl 1119 Montgomery
Bowman Samuel, driver Market Street R. R., dwl
545 Linden
Bowman William, bootmaker with I. M. Went-
worth & Co., dwl SW cor Page and Octavia
Bowman William F., milkman, 439 Hayes
Bowne R. A., bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 233 Minna
Bowne William F., real estate, office 311 East, dwl
107 Powell
Bowne William S., [Wright & B.) dwl 1105 Sac
Bowren Townsend, driver steamer No. 4, S. F. F.
D., dwl 44 Second
Bowring George, porter with J. D. Arthur & Son
Boyce Bros., [James E. and Charles A.) street
car advertising agents, NW cor Wash and San
Boyce Charles A., (Boyce Bros.) dwl 10 John
Boyce Frank S., with Boyce Bros., dwl 10 John
Boyce Henry, cagemaker, dwl 446 Braiman
Boyce James E., [Boyce Bros.) res Montgomery,
Alabama
Boyce John, fireman S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 412 Shipley, rear
JONES, PULLMAN &■ CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick. House Entrance.
112
SA'N FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY,
Boyce John, laborer, bds 29 First
Boyce John, laborer, dwl 550 Stevenson, rear
Boyce Mums, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Boyce Samuel, with Thomas Boyce, 30. Merchants'
Exchange
Boyce Shephard B., salesman, 9 Mont, dwl 19 Pow
Boyce Thomas, advertising agent, office 30 Mer-
' chants' Exchange, dwl 520 Bryant
Boyce William, (colored) porter, dwl SE cor Mis-
* biod and Fonrth
Boyd Alexander, [Boyd & Davis) dwl 500 Sutter
Boyd Colin RL, assistant register clerk Twelfth Dis
' trict Court, dwl 553 Howard
Boyd David, laborer Mechanics' Planing Mill, dwl
Glover nr Leavenworth
Boyd David, porter with Lowry cc Wightman, dwl
Branch House
Boyd E. T., plumber, and gas fitting, 840 Clay, dwl
' 815 Bosh
Boyd Frank, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
W s Pi ingle's Court ur Greenwich .
Boyden Frank L., driver S. F. Laundry, dwl NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Boyd George, foreman Fashion Stable, dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Boyd George W., captain ship Wildwc*d, dwl S s
Columbia bet Dolores and Guerrero
Boyd Harry C, clerk, 304 Mont, dwl 940 Folsom
Boyd Henry, seaman North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Boyd H'.'iiry C, proprietor Niantic Hotel, NW cor
Clay and Sansom
Boyd James, clerk, dwl S s Sacramento nr Franklin
Boyd James, machinist, dwl 159 Silver
Boyde James, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Idaho
Boyd James, stonecutter, dwl 1404 Hyde
Boyd James L., stevedore with Whitney <fc Freese,
dwl 1820 Stockton
Boyd James T., (McCidlough & B.) attorney at
law, office NW cor Kearny and Commercial,
dwl SW cor Franklin and Sacramento
Boyd J. Edmond, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steoart
Boyd John, cabinetmaker, dwl 747 Folsom
Boyd John, drayman with C. Bernard, dwl 14 Wil-
low Avenue
Boyd John F., mining, office 419 California, dwl 127
Kearny
Boyd Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 1257 Montgomery
Boyd Joseph C, clerk, dwl 142 Clara
Boyd I diver, dwl NE cor Sacramento and Front
Boyd Oliver Dean, deputy assessor Citv and Coun-
ty, dwl 212 Chestnut
Boyd Theodore C, clerk with E. E. Eyre, dwl
Post nr Polk-
Boyd Theodore C, wood engraver and stationer,
' dwl 1718 Hyde
Boyd Thomas W., machinist ^Etna Iron Works,
* dwl 447 Tehama
Boyd William, captain ship MarmionP.M.S.S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl cor Howard and Russ
Boyd William, cook with John Reagan, dwl Ss
Francisco nr Kearny
Boyd William, manufacturer yeast powder and
cream tartar, 416 Battery, res Oakland
Boyd William A., brewer with Lyon & Co., dwl
540 Folsom
Boyd William P., salesman, 606 Market, dwl 17
Perrv
Boyd William W., driver Central R. R., dwl NW
cor Sixth and Braunan
BOYD & DAVIS, (Alexander Boyd and J. Z.
Davis) capitalists, office 321 Front
Boye Otto, (Otto Boye & Co.) dwl 341 Clementina
Boye Otto & Co., (Ernest Schnutenhaus) oyster
taloon, 7 Merchants Exchange
Boyenvan Armand, cellarmaster with I. Landsber-
ger &. Co., dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Boyer Louis W., clerk, dwl 1220 Pine
Boyer Urbain, laborer with G. Venard, dwl 631
Pacific
Boyer William, bootmaker, dwl 31 Russ, rear
Boyer William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 34
Kuss
Boyes James, driver with Charles Nauman, dwl SE
cor Folsom and Twenty-first
Boyhan John, carriage trimmer with Pollard & Car-
ville Manufacturing Co., dwl 445 Natoma
Boyhan Patrick, .carriagetrimnier with Pollard &
Carvill Manufacturing Co., dwl Berry House
Boylan Bernard, cellarinan with I. Landsberger &
Co., dwl 8 Auburn
Boylan Joseph, clerk, dwl Ws South Park Avenue
Boylan M. Mrs., (widow) dwl 813 Filbert, rear
Boylan Matthew, laborer, dwl 523 Fulton
Boylan Michael, metermau S. F. Gas Co., dwl 568
Mission
Boylan. — See Boylen
Boyle Alexander, mate North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
California
Boyle Annie, (widowT) furnished rooms. 212 Post
Boyle Arthur, molder JEtna Iron Works, dwl
Wheeler House
Boyle Barney, workman T. H. Selby &. Co.'s
Smelting Works. North Beach
Boyle Daniel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Boyle Daniel, painter, dwl 552 Mission
Boyle David, inventor, dwl 440| Natoma
Boyle Dennis, (Makoney, Foley & B.J dwl 448
Natoma
Boyle Edward, porter, 210 Cal, dwl 432 Tehama
Boyle George S., dentist, office 429 Montgomery,
" dwl 1821 Stockton
Boyle Hannah Mrs., dwl 1821 Stockton
BOYLE HENRY, mining secretary, office 10 Stev-
enson Building, res Alameda
Boyle James, foreman North Beach & Mission R.
' R. Stables, dwl 236 Perry
Boyle James, laborer, dwl E 8 Capp bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Boyle James, plasterer, dwl 423 Bush
Boyle John, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Boyle John, expresswagon, junction Market and
Sacramento, dwl W s Steuart bet Market and
Mission
Boyle John, clerk with A. McBoyle & Co.
Boyle John, gasfitter with David Bush, dw4 cor
Minna and Second
Boyle John, real estate agent, office 502 Montgomery,
dwl SE cor Hayes and Pierce
Boyle John, teamster, 1 Steuart, dwl 34 Steuart
Boyle J. P., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Boyle Michael, heater Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Boyle Neal, laborer with Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl
37 Minna
Boyle Owen O., laborer Market Street R. R., dwl
Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Boyle Patrick, carpenter, dwl W s Ohio bet Vallejo
and Broadway
Boyle Patrick, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Boyle Patrick, lumberman, dwl 17 Natoma
Boyle Patrick, machinist, dwl 709 Brannan
Boyle Peter, engineer, dwl 29 First
Boyle Peter, laborer, dwl 234 Fremont
Boyle Peter, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Boyle Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 35
First,
Boyle Peter, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 55
Natoma
Boyle Robert, (Mallon <$• B.J dwd N s Green bet
Hyde and Larkin
Boyle Robert, farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr Ocean
House
Boyle S. J. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, dwl Bush bet Laguna and Octavia
Boyle Stephen, helper Pioneer Iron Works
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.'
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
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113
Boyle Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 623 Davis
Boyle Thomas, sbipjoiuer, dwl 1832 Bush
Boyle Thomas J., cierk with Hamhleton & Gordon,
dwl 18 Taylor
Boyle William, clerk with A. McBoyle & Co.
Boyle William, glasscutter with John Mallon, dwl
N s Green bet Larkin and Hyde
Boyle William, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-third bet
Noe and Castro
Boyle William, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Boylen Charles, fruits, 1426 Stockton
Boylen James, laborer, dwl 123 Spear, rear
Boyling Thomas, captain ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17
Steuart, dwl 331 Seventh
Boyne Ellen, (widow) dwl N s Vauderwater nr
Powell
Boyne George, mail clerk Alta California, dwl 3
Codman Place
Boyne Joseph, laborer, dwl 3 Codman Place
Boyne Thomas, proprietor Union Sailor's Home, 45
Vallejo
Boynton B. R., proprietor Morton House, 117 Post
Boynton Charles, carriage maker with M. W. Allen
' & Co., dwl 549 Bryant
Boynton G. P., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Boynton Lamour A., clerk U. S. Assistant Treas
urer's Office, dwl 513 Minna
Boynton Underbill, real estate agent, office 402
Montgomery, dwl 776 Howard
Boys Henry, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Boysen Constance Mrs., hattrimmer with Fisher
& Co., dwl 313 Masou
Boysen Charles M., hatter with K. MeussdorfFer,
" dwl 627 Green
Boysen Frank, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Boysen Hans, boatman, dwl 505 Filbert
Boysen Julius, hatter, 514 Pine
Boysen Peter S., drayman with Higgins & Collins,
dwl W s Spear nr Mission
Boyston John, barkeeper with Francis Kelly
Bozzio Orlando, barkeeper, dwl 783 Market
Bozzo Emanuele, coal, dwl 1422 Powell
Braack Ernest, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Braasch Claus, porter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Braceling Patrick, teamster with William Kerr,
dwl 909 Battery, rear
Brack Oswarld, bootmaker, 1506 Franklin
Bracken Catherine, (widow) dwl Columbia bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Bracken George, clerk with C. E. McCusker& Co.,
dwl 225 Sixth
Bracken John, proprietor Five Mile House, San
Bruno Road
Bracken Lawrence, expresswagon, SW cor Mission
and Third, dwl 430 Seventh
Brackenwagon Henrv, cabinetmaker with George
B. May & Co., dwl 430 Vallejo
Brackett James G. Jr., flourpacker with J. Mar-
tenstein & Co.
Brackett Jeremiah, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
&Co.
Brackett John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Brackett Joseph G., miller National Mills, dwl 1512
Hyde
Brackett Lawrence, expresswagon, cor Third and
Mission
Brackett William L., (Brackett & Keves) dwl 412
Tavlor
BRACKETT & KEYES, (William L. Brackett
and Orson H. Keyes) proprietor Steuart Street
Market, 50 Steuart
Braconuier Louis, upholsterer, dwl 8 Lafayette
Place
Bradbury Alfred W., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, dwl 1320 California
Bradbury A. P., captain steamer Enterprise, dwl
Coso House
Bradbury Nathaniel F., carpenter Mechanics' Mill,
dwl W s Van Ness Avenue nr Bush
Bradbury V. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, dwl 1320 California
BRADBURY WILLIAM B., sash, door, blind and
molding manufacturer, Mechanics' Mill, SW cor
Mission and Fremont, dwl 1416 Bush
Bradbury William T., physician, dwl S s Twenty-
second bet Shotwell and Folsom
Bradbury's Building, 52 Second
Braddock William, carriage painter, dwl 5 Beale
Place nr Main
Braddon James, carpenter, dwl 212 Steuart
Bradeu Thomas, contractor, dwl SE cor Pierce and
Eddy
Brader Anna, (widow) dwl 740 Broadway
Brader Christian, manufacturer, dwl 736 Bdwy
Brader Henry, wholesale liquors, 621 Sausoni, dwl
738 Broadway
Brader Louis, salesmau with Henry Brader, dwl
322 Third
Brader Patrick, hostler Market St. R, R., dwl Har-
riet bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Brader Peter, soda bottler, dwl 29 Anthony
Bradford C. H., office 413 California, dwl Grand
Hotel
Bradford George, painter, dwl Niantic Hotel
Bradford George B., real estate agent, dwl 65 Te-
hama
Bradford George L., clerk with Cook <fe Co., dwl
65 Tehama
Bradford Gershon, commander U. S. steamer Marcy,
dwl 839 Mission
Bradford Henry L., waiter International Hotel
Bradford James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Bradford Joseph F., salesmau with J. Brandenstein
& Co., dwl 729 Natoma
Bradford Mary, (widow) dwl 127 Kearny
Bradford Peter, liquor saloon, 1012 Kearny
Bradford Putnam F., miuer, dwl E s Shotwell bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Bradford Thomas H., mariner, dwl 65 Tehama
Bradford Wallace, clerk with Plum, Bell & Co.,
dwl 1 Winter's Lane
Bradford W. B., dwl 325* Bush
Bradford William, carpenter and builder, 125 Fifth,
dwl 376 Natoma
Bradford Woodbury, printer, dwl 1 Winter's Lane
Bradfort Robert, seaman North Pac. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. John L. Stephens
Bradigan James, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Bradigau Nicholas, (I. (V. Davidson & Co. J dwl
SE cor Clinton and Braunan
Bradlee F. K., brakemau Southern Pacific R. R.
Bradlee Stephen H., carpenter and stairbuilder, dwl
S s Hollis nr Ellis
Bradlee Stephen H. Jr., butcher with G. A. Raabe,
dwl 1145 FoLom
Bradley , dwl 204 Sutter
Bradley Anson F., conductor City Railroad, dwl
NE cor Fourteenth and Mission
Bradley Benjamin, laundryman City and County
Hospital
Bradlev Bennett T., wharfinger Commercial Street
Wharf, dwl 1421 Bush
Bradley Bernard, painter, dwl S s Willow Avenue
nr Buchanan
Bradley Charles, lautadryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Bradley Cornelius, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 249 Perry
Bradley Daniel, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl
163 Tehama
Bradley Edward, laborer, dwl 163 Jessie
Bradley Edward, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Bradley Eliza, (widow) furnished rooms, 1014
Stockton
Bradley E. P. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, dwl 34 Tehama .
Bradley Francis, driver Market Street R. R., dwl
S s Seventeenth nr Mission
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
8
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
114
S#N FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.
Bradley George L., (Bradley & Cockrill) dwl 820
Sutter
BRADLEY HENRY VV., importer photographic
and iiinlirotype materials, 618 and 620 Clay,
fand Brad fey Sf Rnlofson) res Alameda
Bradley James, teamster, 214 First
Bradley J- B., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Bradley John, barkeeper, dwl 589 Market
Bradley John, hostler with Hasbrouck & Clayburgh,
dwl 171 Jessie
Bradley John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bradley John A., grocer, dwl S s Pacific nr Laguna
Bradley John J., farmer, dwl 438 Uniou, rear
Bradley Joseph, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
S s Nineteenth nr Sanchez
Bradley J. W., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 108 Hyde
Bradley Levi L., clerk, dwl 204 Montgomery
Bradley Michael, driver Front Street M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 37 Austin
Bradley Nicholas, plasterer, dwl '-219 Minna
Bradley Otho I., blacksmith with Charles McArrou,
dwl 3-27 Fifth
Bradley Patrick, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 7
Haywood
Bradley Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
Baker nr Geary
Bradley Patrick, secondhand furniture, dwl 209
Perry
Bradlev Peter, expresswagon, SE cor Kearny and
California, dwl 209 Perrv
Bradley Richard B., (colored") caterer with Henry
Smith, NVV cor Jackson and Stockton, dwl 9
John
Bradley Robert, lather, dwl 1920 Polk
Bradley Samuel, patternmaker, dwl Es Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Bradlev Theodore, principal Boys' High School,
dwl 34 Tehama
Bradley Thomas, laborer, bds 29 First
Bradley Thomas, laborer, dwl 116 Pacific
Bradley Thomas W., (George IV. Sawindb Co.) dwl
608 Broadway
Bradley William, (Bradley & Joyce) dwl NE cor
Fourth and Bryant
Bradley William, laborer, dwl W s Lyons bet Post
and Geary
Bradley William, laborer, dwl 574 Bryant
Bradley William, stonemason, dwl 532 Broadway
Bradlev William, teamster, dwl Black Point
Bradley William O., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl
16 John
Bradley William P., driver Bamber & Co's Express,
dwl 1012 Montgomery
BRADLEY & COCKRILL, (George L. Bradley
and Theodore G. Cockrill) importers and job-
bers liquors, 521 Front
Bradley & Joyce, (William Bradley and John
Joyce) wood and coal. NE cor Verona and Third
BRADLEY & RULOFSON, (Henry W. Bradley
a ml William H. Rulofson) photographic art
gallery, 429 Montgomery, cor Sacramento
Bradrick Isaac, express wagon, SW cor Washington
and Front, dwl 113 Dora
Brad-haw George H, clerk, dwl 708 Leavenworth
Bradshaw H. Bruce, clerk with Nelsou & Doble,
dwl 474 Tehama
Bradshaw Louis, carpenter II. C. League, 128
Kearny
Bradshaw Richard, blacksmith with Taber & Cun-
ningham, dwl 656 Howard
Bradshaw S. M. Co., (Silver Park District, Nev.J
office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Bradshaw Samuel C, (widow) dwl 708 Leav
Bradshaw Turell T* real estate, office 206 Mont-
gomery, dwl 200 Tvler
BRADSTREET J. M. & SON, Improved Mer-
cantile Agency, N. Y., (James R. Pickens,
Superintendent) office 317 California
Bradt Charles, driver with S. F. Transfer Co., dwl
13 First Avenue
Bradt John A., carpenter, dwl Seventeenth Avenue
nr I, South S. F.
Bradt John M, carpenter, dwl 424 Stevenson
Brady Belle Miss, chambermaid Overland House
Brady Benjamin, general merchandise, 311 Com-
mercial, dwl 628 Vallejo
Brady Caleb, fireman P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 541 First
Brady Charles P., steward Ocean House, 409 Drumm
Brady Daniel, stevedore, dwl 30 Hinckley
Brady David, bootmaker with Mason & Taylor, dwl
525 Pine
Brady David, shoemaker, dwl 9 Minna
Brady Dennis, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Ba-
ker nr Geary
Bradv Edward M., conductor Central R. R., dwl
130 Turk
Bradv Francis R., finisher Empire Foundrv, dwl
521 Howard
Bradv Henry J., attorney at law, office 12 Exchange
Building, dwl 1425 Hyde
Brady Hugh, milkman, dwl 517 Fulton
Brady James, carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl 402 Green
Brady James, hostler, dwl E s Mission bet Twenti-
eth and Tweuty-tirst
Brady James, housesmith with John R. Sims, dwl
1324 Sacramento
Brady James, laborer, dwl S s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Brady James, laborer, dwl S s Railroad Avenue nr
Tenth
Brady James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar <fc Co.
Brady James, roofer with John Kehoe. dwl 9
Vernon
Brady James, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Brady James F., solicitor, dwl E s Howard bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Brady James G., printer with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl Larkin bet Green and Union
Brady James J., (J. J. Brady & Co.) dwl Y!\
Sumner
Brady J. J. & Co., (John C. Brady) oyster saloon, 31
Occidental Market
Brady John, blacksmith with W. S. Phelps & Co.,
dwl 1616 Mason
Brady John, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl
349 Tehama, rear
Brady John, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Brady John,lcarpeuter, dwl 415 Powell
Brady John, clerk, dwl 1 St. Charles Place
Brady John, housepainter, dwl 318 Folsom
Brady John, laborer, dwl 227 Fifth
Brady John, laborer, dwl 160 Jessie
Brady Johu, laborer, dwl W s Lyons bet Post and
Geary
Brady John, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 2 California
Brady John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brady John B., clerk Alms House
Brady John C„ (J. J. Brady & Co.) dwl 243 Perry
Brady John J.,cooper with T. H. Hatch &. Co., dwl
717 Tehama
Brady John J., hotelkeeper, dwl 608 Third
Brady John T., carpenter, dwl W s Folsom nr
Twenty-third
Brady John T., salesman with Charles Laugley &
Co., dwl 720 California
Brady, Kramer & Wilson, (Terrence Brady, Wil-
liam Kramer and James Wilson) plumbers
and gaslitters, 835 Washington
Brady M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, dwl cor Fourth and Clara
Brady Martin, laborer, dwl 1324 Sacramento
Brady Martin, tanner with C. O'Douuell, dwl 606
Third
Brady Matthew, laborer, dwl 660 Minna
Brady Matthew, steward, dwl 351 Grove
Brady Michael, dwl Es Boardmau Place nr Brau
HUMNTTINGTOJN", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO J3] DIRECTORY*.
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Brady Michael, blacksmith with John R. Sinis.dwl
1616 Mason
Brady Michael, laborer, dwl 198 Stevenson
Brady Michael, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Brady Michael, steward North Pac. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. California
Brady Michael T., miner, dwl 232 Clara
Brady Nicholas, marblepolisher with T. Horgan,
dwl 116 Stevenson
Brady Nicholas, laborer Beale Street Warehouse
Brady Owen, (Leuhart & B.J dwl 10!) Montgomery
Brady Patrick, carpenter, E s Devisadero nr Geary,
dwl Dolores bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Kate bet Bryant
and Brannan •
Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Sierra nr Michigan
Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl W 8 Lyons bet Post
and Geary
Brady Patrick, machinist, dwl 1325 Sacramento
Bradv Patrick, porter with James Mears, dwl 1711
Stockton
Brady Patrick, tinroofer, dwl 21 Garden
Bradv Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Brady Patrick P., (Bnady & NeelyJ dwl 625 Bush
Brady Philip, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl
9 Cleaveland
Brady Philip, cartman,dwl E s Gilbert bet Brannan
and Townsend
Bradv Philip, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
541 First
Brady Philip, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Bradv Philip, picturemounter with S. & G. Gump,
dwl S s Liberty bet Valencia and Guerrero
Brady Philip W.,"rodman with William P. Hum-
phreys, dwl 507 Bryant
Brady Richard, draymaii, 511 Front, dwl 919 Har
Brady Rosina M., teacher Fairmouut School, dwl
Jessie nr New Montgomery
Brady Susan F., fruit and vegetables, 227 Fifth
Brady Terrence, (Brady, Kramer & Wilson) res
Oakland
Brady Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 353 Clemeutina
Brady Thomas, conductor Central R. R., dwl 762
Brvant
Brady Thomas, hostler Front St. M. & O. R.R.,
dwl Austin nr Gough
Brady Thomas, laborer, dwl 2306 Larkin
Brady Thomas, speculator, dwl 111 Welsh
Bradv Thomas A. E., drayman with John H.
Morris, dwl 1425 Hyde
Brady Thomas H., wigmaker with Mrs. B. Spitz,
dwl W s Dolores nr Twenty-third
Brady Thomas T. A., driver Hose Co. No. 2, S.F.F.
D., dwl N s Ellis nr Fillmore
Brady William, fireman Cal. Pacific R.R. Co.'s
Steamer Amador
Brady William J., assistant foreman boilermakers
Risdon Iron Works, dwl 24 Rausch
Brady William J., blacksmith with C. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl 160 Jessie
Brady & Leubart, (Owen Brady §• James M.
Lenhart) proprietors coaches Lick House
Brady &. Neely, (Patrick Brady and Robert G.
Neely) liquor saloon, 713 Howard
Braeg Richard, (J. Angeli & Go.) res Europe
Braga Francisco, (John Cardoso & Go.) dwl 116
Jackson
Bragg Frank, machinist Southern P.R.R., dwl 322
Main
Bragg George F., (George F. Bragg $■ Co.) bds
Lick House
BRAGG GEORGE F. & CO., commission mer-
chants and agents Benicia Cement Co., and Os-
wego Starch Co., 116 Front
Bragg George H., watchmaker, 12 Sixth
Bragg Mary J. Miss, principal Mission Street Pri-
mary School, dwl 322 Main
Bragg Robert, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
BRAGG ROBERT, manufacturer steering wheels,
322 Main
Bragg Robert Jr., shipjoiner, dwl 322 Main
Braghi Rinaldo, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sev-
enth and Brannan
Brabam Edward, stockraiser, dwl 704 Folsom
Brahl Henry M., tailor, dwl 743 Howard
Biain Charles, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Brainard Henrv O, carrier Alta California, dwl
419 0'Farrell
Brainard Richard, (Carroll, B. & Go.) dwl 1214
Howard
Brakenwagen Henrv, cabinetmaker with Goodwin
& Co., dwl 434 Vallejo, rear
Braley George A., tobacco and fruit8,NW cor Davis
and Jackson, dwl 316 Davis
Bralich Frederick, barkeeper with John Pavlice-
vich, dwl SW cor Pacific and Davis
Bram H. C, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Bramal Herman, salesman with Ernest Essmann,
dwl 1301 Stockton
Bramall George, secretary Grand Division Sons of
Temperance, office SE cor Kearny and Califor-
nia, dwl 1808 Taylor
Braman Jason J., physician, office NE cor Hayes
and Van Ness Avenue, d\vl318£ Hayes
Brarue Patrick, waiter Lick House, dwl Bright bet
Ceutral and Randolph
Bramstedt John H..(John H.Bramstedt & Co.) dwl
SW cor Folsom and Steuart
Bramstedt John H. & Co., (Charles Kncfcs) liquor
saloon, SW cor Folsom and Steuart
Bramwell Aaron, groceries and liquors, NW cor
San and Union, dwl SW cor San and Union
Brauagau Henry, engineer, dwl 115 Second
Brancoli China, shoemaker with Eugene Pardini,
S s Pacific bet Dupont and Stockton
BRANCH HOUSE, L. J. Ewellproptr, 424 San
BRANCH MINT, (U. S.) office superintendent, 613
Commercial
Branch William, (Branch # Co.) dwl 1725 Leav
Branch & Co., (William Branch and Samuel
Swain) proprietors Georgia Restaurant, 434
Pacific
Brand Aristide, merchant, office 715 Sansom, res
Alameda
Brand Ernest, cigars and tobacco, 231 Bush, (and
Brand & Ryhiner) dwl 28 Park Avenue
Brand Henry, butcher, dwl SE cor Hyde and
Geary
BRAND HERMAN, manufacturer and importer
cigais and leaf tobacco, 301 Bat, dwl 103 Eighth
Brand Herman J., manufacturing jeweler, 605 Sac-
ramento, dwl 609 Pine
Brand James, clerk, 322 Cal, dwl 1012 Polk
Brand John, (Montgomery Baths Go.) dwl 428
Broadway-
Brand John 6., cabinetmaker, dwl 28 Park Avenue
Brand Leouhardt, (Elders & B.) dwl 428 Bdwy
Brand Louis, boots and shoes, 818 Montgomery
Brand Lucien, clerk with John Sauluier <fe Co., res
Alameda
Brand & Ryhiner, (Ernest Brand and Adolphe H.
E. Ryhiner) cigars and tobacco, Grand Hotel
Brandenberg CharTes, laborer with Whitney &
Freese
Braudensteiu Herman, (C/ayburgh Sf B.) dwl 313
Turk
Brandenstein Herman H., bookkeeper, 106 Sansom,
dwl 121 Eddy
Brandenstein J. & Co., importers and jobbers hard-
ware and agricultural implements, SW cor Mar-
ket and Fremont
Brandenstein Joseph, (J. Brandenstein $r Co.,
and A. S. Roseubaum & Co.) dwl 121 Eddy
Brandenstein M. & Co., (Lazard Godchaux)
wholesale butchers, First Avenue South S. F.,
office 207 Battery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street.. Laces and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SA"N FRANCISCO [BJ DIRECTORY
Brandenstein Meyer, (M. Brandenste.in & Co.)
dwl7()'i OFarrell
Brander Herman T., steward with John S. Blan-
der, dwl 814 Jackson
BRANDER JOHN 8., liquor saloou, 225 Clay, dwl
13] Oak
Brandhofer Michael, tailor, 614 California, rear
Brandlin John, lumber stevedore, dwl ',' Oal.rear
Braudlin Joseph, lumber stevedore, dwl 2 Cal, rear
Brandon Henry, tinsmith with William Friel,dwl
321 Jessie
Brandon Joseph R., (Grey S? B.) attorney at law,
office 604 Merchant, dwl'E s Bartlett nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Brandon Michael, hackman, dwl 610 Third
Brandon Patrick, special policeman, dwl 610 Third
Brandon William M., (Brandon & BibbinsJ dwl
645 Mission
BRANDON & BIEBIN8, {William M. Brandon
mid Tracy L. BibbinsJ real estate, land locat-
ing and business agents, office 402 Kearny
Brandow Peter, miner, dwl 908 Broadway
Brands James, ( Hinckley & Go. J res Oakland
Brandsmuht William, seaman, dwl 26 Stenart
Brandstetter George, shoemaker, dwl 39 Jackson
Brandt. Adolph, (Adolph Brandt & Co. J dwl New
Alaska Hotel
Brandt Adolph & Co., (Charles Steinkampj liquor
saloon, 901 Kearny
BRANDT ALOIS, proprietor California Hide De-
pot, 11 and 13 Broadway, dwl 914 Pine
Brandt August, cabinetmaker, dwl 567 Mission
Brandt August W., porter, 626 Market
Brandt Bernard L. , house and sign painter; 220
Battery, dwl 1015 Van Ness Avenue
Brandt Charles, clerk, dwl SW cor Mission and
Eleventh
Brandt Eric A., ( Brandt & Conlon) dwl 648 How
Brandt Frederick, (John P. Olsen & Co. J dwl E s
Jasper Place
Brandt Frederick, clerk with William H. Henken,
417 Third
Brandt George, sailmaker, dwl 110 Virginia
Brandt Henry, compositor Abend Post, dwl Bootz
Hotel
Brandt Henry J., jeweler, dwl 609 Pine
Brandt I. B. L., clerk with Joseph Napthaly, dwl
SW cor Geary and Van Ness Avenue
Brandt. John, restaurantkeeper, dwl 1111 Kearny,
rear
Brandt Louis, waiter wtth John Parrott, 620 Fol
Brandt Maurice, salesman with Colman Bros., dwl
818 Montgomery
Brandt Otto, upholsterer with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 567 Mission
BRANDT OTTO &. CO., groceries and liquors,
NE cor Market and Mason, dwl 10 Sixth
Brandt Samuel, (colored) carpenter, dwl S a Greeu-
wich nr Larkiu
BRANDT & CONLON, (Eric A. Brandt and
Helen Cordon) groceries and liquors, 131 Third
Brandtjen John, clerk with Marcus Albers, dwl 335
Fourth
Branger Jean (H. Parker Sf Co.) dwl 1000
Powell
Brangon Richard M., (T.H. Hatch & Co.) dwl
NW cor Pine and Hyde
Brann Lorin, groceries and liquors, cor Illinois and
Napa, dwl cor Missouri and Mariposa
Brann Robert C, (Harding & B.) dwl 333 Jessie
Brannan A. L. Mrs., dwl 317 First
Brannan Charles, porter P. M. S. S. Co., dwl N s
Brannan nr Second
Brannan Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Tehama bet Eighth
and Ninth
Brannan James, clerk, dwl 731 K Clementina
Brannan James, gardener, dwl 46 Louisa
Brannan James, laborer S. V. Water Works, dwl
W s Leavenworth bet Bernard and Broadway
Brannan James, mattressmaker with Goodwin &
Co., dwl S s Clay nr Broderick
Brannan James E., salesman with Dake, McKown
& Co., dwl 536 Natoma
Brannan Jessie, carpenter, dwl 202 Second
Brannan J. F., carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Brannan John, actor Buckley's Varieties
Brannan John, laborer, dwl 16 Howard, rear
Brannan John, laborer, dwl Ss Santa Clara nr Utah
Brannan John, seaman barkentine Webfoot, 1 How
Brannan John, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Brannan John E., collector, dwl 1404 Leavenworth
Brannan John H., liquors, N s Brannan nr Second
Brannan Lawrence, blacksmith-helper P. M. S. 8.
Co., dwl 46 Louisa
Brannan Martin, superintendent Empire Foundry,
dwl 4(13 Bryant
Brannan Martin J., tannery, cor Twenty-sixth and
York, dwl SE cor Fifteenth and Howard
Brannan Michael, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Brannan Patrick, horseshoer, Ws Webb nr Cali-
fornia, dwl SW cor Guerrero and Sixteenth
Brannan Patrick T., glassblower, dwl Ss Mariposa
nr Mississippi
Brannan P. B., carpenter PL C. League, 128 Kearny
Brannan Richard, stonemason, dwl 1521 Mission
BRANNAN SAMUEL, real estate, office 420 Mont-
gomery, res Calistoga
Brannan Samuel Jr., commission merchant, dwl
317 First
Brannan Thomas, (Clark & B.) dwl SE cor Twelfth
and Howard
Brannan Thomas, shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl
435 Clementina, rear
Brannan Timothy, cook, dwl 527 Howard
Brannan Timothy, stableman, dwl 43 Stanly Place
Brannan William, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Brannan William, laborer, dwl 313 Bryant, rear
Brannan William, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Branning August, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Branscheid William, (G-. Weber & Co.) dwl 820
Pacific
Branson Ware, sailloft, 52 Clay, dwl 1610 Pacific
Brant John H., dravman, NE cor Davis and Sacra-
mento, dwl 329' Eddy
Brant James W. C, clerk, dwl 1917 Polk
Brash George A., manufacturing and retail confec-
tioner, 522 Kearny
Brask Charles, liquor saloon, S s Jackson bet
Drnmm and Davis, dwl NW cor Jackson and
Drurnni
Braslin John, stonecutter, crwl 7 Ewer Place
Brassel Patrick, laborer with Whittier &. Fuller,
dwl 127 Clara
Brastow Solomon D., traveling agent Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Express, dwl 518 Bryant
Braton Thomas, contractor Golden Gate Park
Brattigan John, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 410
Tehama
Brane August, seaman barkentine Melancthon, 1
Howard
Brauer Alois, (Frederick Hess fy Co.) dwl 722
Union
Brann Adolph, porter, 324 Sansom, dwl 1517
Stockton
Brann Augustus F. H., machinist with Joseph Bieu,
dwl 9 William
Braun Charles I., teacher German, dwl 141 Miuua
Brann C. H. F., cashier with B. Davidson & Co.,
res Oakland
Braun Emil, engraver with Frontier & Bellemere,
res Oakland
Braun Engelbrecht F., bookkeeper, 322 California,
dwl 330 Sutter
Braun Gerdes, dwl N s Bryant nr Dora
Braun John, carpenter, dwl Myer's Hotel
(HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
117
Braun Robert, blacksmith with Giuseppe Massone,
dwl SE cor Broadway and Powell
Brauuschweiger Hermann, (Brauuschu-eiger $•
Schlicter) dwl W s Fourth nr Berry
Brauuschweiger & Schluter, (Hermann Braitn-
schweige.r and Claus H. SchliUcrJ groceries
and liquors, YV s Fourth nr Berry
Bravermau Louis, (Braverman Sc Levy) dwl 322
Mason
Braverman Max. watchmaker with Braverman &
Levy, dwl 528 Pine
BRAVERMAN & LEVY, (Louis Braverman and
John Levy J importers and retail watches, jew-
elry, diamonds, silverware, etc., 119 Mont
Braws Annie Miss, hairdresser, dwl 613 Uuion, rear
Braws Mary Miss, hairdresser, dwl 613 Union, rear
BRAY BROS., ( Watson A. Bray) commission
merchants, and agents Alviso Flour Mills, 226
Clay
Bray Henry T., carpenter and builder, N s Oregon
bet Davis and F'ront
Bray John, (Bray & Co.) dwl 321 O'Farrell
Bray John, farmer, dwl 710 Kearny
Bray YYrarren L., whitener with James C. Sellers,
dwl 31 Second
Bray Y\Tatson A., (Bray Bros.) res Fruit Vale, Al-
ameda County
Bray & Co., (John Bray and Samuel T. Kennedy )
wood and coal, 706 Bush, aud cor Main and Fol
BRAYTON ALBERT P., (Goddard # Co.) res
Oakland
Braynard Harriet, (widow) dwl 6 Jessie bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Brazil Antoine, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Brazil Patrick, porter, 23 Front, dwl 271 Clara
Breal August, butcher, dwl YV s Fifteenth Avenue
bet Q and R, South S. F.
Brearley M. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 645 Clay
Breck Charles E., lumber surveyor, dwl Ss Har-
rison bet Main and Beale
Breck Mary A. Mrs, dwl 411 Powell
Breck Robert, clerk, dwl 850 Market
BRECK SAMUEL, major, Ass't Adjutant General
U. S. A., office 703 Market, dwl 627 Third
Breckman J. F., delivery clerk S. P. R. R.
Brede Henry A., mill hand with Eisen Bros., dwl
12 Stevenson
Bredhotf Heury, (Bredhoff & Suhling) dwl 1508
Powell
Bredhoff & Suhling, (Henry Bredhoff and Henry
Suhling) liquor saloon, 423 East
Bree John.brassfinisher with YV. T. Garratt <fc Co.,
dwl 542 Mission
Bree Thomas, actor Bella Union Theater
Breed Edward A., bookkeeper with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 6 Brenham Place
Breed Henrv L., stockbroker, office 302 Sansom,
dwl 1014" Stockton
Breeu John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
304 Beale
Breen John, cooperage, 106 Washington, dwl 628
Post
Breen John H.,brassfinisher Union BrassFoundry,
dwl 552 Mission
Breen Michael, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Breen Michael J., carrier Alta California, dwl 431
Bryant
Breen Peter, paperhanger with George W. Clark,
dwl 910 Pine
Breen Timothy, porter with Moulton & Co., dwl
1323 Pacific
Breese Joseph C, salesman with Snow& Roos, dwl
22 John
BREEZE CHARLES K., (Bowie $>• B., and Breeze
c\- LoughranJ physician and surgeon, office 622
Clay, dwl 718 O'Farrell
Breeze James, saddler, dwl 609 Pine
Breeze Juliana, (widow) dwl 407 O'Farrell
Breeze Louis A., commission merchant, dwl 407
O'Farrell
Breeze Thomas, (Murphy, Grant & Co.) dwl 718
O'Farrell
BREEZE & LOUGHRAN, (Charles K. Breeze
and, Thomas LoughranJ produce commission,
SYV cor YVashington and Davis
Breheney James, "roceries, Ns Braivnan nr Second
Breid Frank, patternfinisher with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl Muh's Hotel
Breidenbach Frank, porter, 308 Pine, dwl 317 Bush
Breidenstein Leonhardt, manuf jewelry boxes and
fancy articles, 615 Montgomery, dwl 1209 Kearny
Breier EL, laborer, dwl NYV cor Eighth and Bryant
Breig John, (C. A. Reiners& Co. fdwl 546£ Bryant
Breiiing Francis, (Bengler & B.) dwl 229£ Minna
Breiling Jacob, (Breiiing Sf Bro.) dwl 965 Mission
Breiiing John, (Breiiing & Bro.) dwl 965 Mission
Breiiing & Bro., (John and Jacob) meat market,
965 and 967 Mission
Breithaupt Felix, brewer Broadway Brewery, dwl
631 Broadway
Brekle Frederick, brewer Golden Citv Brewery,
dwl 1431 Pacific
Brekle George, proprietor Golden City Brewery,
dwl 1431 Pacific
Brema M., hostler Citv R. R.
BREMEN BOARD UNDERYVRITERS, office 421
Battery
Bremen Thomas, fireman P. M. S. S. Constitution,
dwl E s Clinton bet Brannan and Townsend
Bremer Heimann, (Schonfeld cfc B.) dwl 14 Eddy
Bremer Henry, meat market, N s Bryant nr Sixth,
dwl 917 Bryant
Bremer Joseph, (Bremer & Bro.) dwl 608 Sutter
Bremer YVilliam, driver with Lyon ife Co., dwl 145
Jessie
♦Bremer William, ship carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Bremer YVilliam H., (Bremer & Bro.) dwl 610
Sutter
Bremer & Bro., (Joseph and William H. Bremer)
importers leaf tobacco and manufacturers cigars,
310 Sacramento
Bremley John, waiter Moses Taylor, Australia S.S.
Line
Brendel Ernst, spinner with Dana & Codington,
dwl 239i Perry
Brendel Frederick YV., clerk, 416 Kearny, dwl St.
Mary Place nr California
BRENHAM CHARLES J., secretary North Pac.
Trans. Co., office 217 San, (andHolladay& B.)
dwl SW cor Howard and Sixteenth
Brenisch Louis, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl E s Kate bet Seventh and Eighth
Brennan Augustus, laborer, dwl 232 Fremont
Brennan Daniel, foremau with Matthew Nunan,
dwl 733 Tehama
Brennan James, contractor, dwl 452 Jessie
Brennan James, salesman, dwl 536 Natoma
Brennan Jesse, carpeuter with William Kreger, dwl
Second bet Howard and Folsom
Brennan John, dwl 434 Stevenson
Brennan John, (Kennedy, O'Neill Sf B.) dwl 118
Third
Brennan John, shoemaker, 4 Trinity
Brennan John C, expressman, cor Kearny and Sac-
ramento, dwl 16 Harlan Place
Brennan John J., janitor Lincoln School, dwl 16
YVilliam
Brennan Joseph L., waiter, 416 Kearny, dwl St.
Mary Place nr California
Brennan Luke, laborer, dwl 23 Y7allejo
Brennan Marlin, porter, 21 Battery, dwl 5 Lafay-
ette Place
Brennan Martin, boarding, NW cor Battery and
Green
Brennan Michael, capitalist, dwl 12 Anthony
Brennan Michael, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Brennan Michael, porter, dwl Lafayette Place
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
118
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
Brennan Michael C, bricklayer, dwl 211 Clara
Brennan Patrick, dwl -434 Stevenson
Brennan Patrick .T., gilder with P. H. Rosenbauin
& Co., dwl 536 Natoma
Brennan Patrick T., glassblower Pacific Glass
Works, dwl Mariposa, Potrero
Brennan Richard P. Rev., secretary Archbishop
Alemany, dwl <>28 California
Brennan Thomas E., clerk with Libby & Swett,
dwl 16 William
Brennan Thomas F., expressman, SE cor Bush and
Kearny, dwl 44 Moss
BRENNAN THOMAS W., Old California Ex-
change, NE cor Kearny and Clay, dwl 931
Howard
Brenner B. M., teacher music, dwl 520 Valencia
Brenner Charles M., teacher mnsic,dwl 520 Valencia
BRENNER WILLIAM H., groceries and liquors,
NW cor Pacific and Jones
Brenney Augustus, stevedore with Whitney &.
Freese
Brereton James, collector S. F. Gas Co., dwl 640
Second
BRERETON ROBERT M., consulting engineer
San Joaquin and King's River Canal Co., 320
California, dwl Occidental Hotel
Breslaner Flora Mrs., dressmaker, 310 Kearny
Breslauer Henry, (H. Y. Fitch & Co.) dwl 705
OFarrell
Breslauer Lipman, hides and wool, office 222 Cal
Breslaner Napoleon, tailor with G. Forrest Walter
&. Co., dwl 361 Minna
Breslauer Theodore, merchant, dwl 310 Kearny
Breslin Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl' 70
Tehama
Breslin Patrick, brassfinisher with Firmin, McCar-
thy & Co., dwl 70 Tehama
Bi'eslin William, laborer S.F.Gas Co., dwl 5 Verona
Breslin William, (Carlin S? B.) dwl 217 Beale
Bresnahan Cornelius, expresswagon, 202 Bush, dwl
Gilbert nr Brannan
Bresnahan Stephen, teamster with Haste & Kirk,
dwl 548 Natoma
Bresnahan Timothy, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht. dwl 153' Minna
BRESSE LOUIS, restaurant, 607 Sacramento, dwl
2L1 Ellis
Bretschneider August, woodcarver with Krageu &
Geishaker, dwl 20 Minna
Bretschneider Charles, woodcarver, dwl 20 Minna
Bretschneider Frederick, malater Bavaria Brewery,
dwl NE cor Jackson and Stockton
Brett John R., mining superintendent, dwl 1018
Hyde
Bretteville Le Normand de, teacher French and
German, dwl NE cor Green and Powell
BREUIL EDMOND, consul-general for France,
office 434 Jackson, dwl 114 Ellis
Brew Nathaniel, shipwright, dwl 27 Clara
Brew Nicholas, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Brewer Charles, workman with T. H. Selby & Co.,
dwl N s Francisco bet Taylor and Mason
Brewer George, marblecutter, dwl SE cor Pacific
and Sausom
Brewer George W., broker, office 320 Montgomery,
dwl S s Twentieth nr Guerrero
Brewer Jacob, mechanic, dwl 110 Geary
Brewer John, carpenter, dwl 214 Broadway
Brewer John H., attorney at law, office 43 Mont-
gomery Block, res Oakland
Brewer Maggie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater
Brewer William, special policeman, dwl 204 Mont
Brewster D. E.. freight clerk steamer Nebraska,
Australia S. S. line
Brewster Ferdinand F., U. S. Internal Revenue
Gauger, dwl 507 1 Leavenworth
Brewster H. & Co., ( William Coleman and Charles
V. Boquiest) rag depot, 874 Folsom
Brewster Harry, ( H. Brewster &' Co.) 874 Folsom
Brewster J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 107 Leidesdorff
Brewster John, paints and oils, 529 Kearny, dwl
S s Post or Laguna
BREWSTER ROLLA E., mining, office 312 Mont-
gomery, dwl 816 Powell
Brewster William, rigger, 10 Howard, rear, dwl 912
Vallejo
Brewton James G., (Brewton & Vandewater) dwl
1029 Clay
Brewton John C, inspector lamps, dwl SW cor
Stockton and Sacramento
Brewton & Vandewater, ('James G. Brewton a?id
William H. Vandewater J liquor saloon, 536
Jackson
Brezil William, laborer, dwl 312 Fifth, rear
Brian Thomas S., barkeeper with Charles A. Peter-
son, 10 Sacramento
Briant William, conductor Front Street, M. & O.
R. R., dwl 29 Austin
Briant — see Bryant
Brice James, blacksmith P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 214
Seventh
Brice James, butcher, dwl 113 Welsh
Brice S. Smith, oiler with P. M. S. S. Co
Brice Thomas, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Brice William, bootmaker, dwl 612 Post
Briceland John M., physician, office and dwl 942 \
Harrison
Brickette John, confectionery, 944 Market
Bricklayers' Protective Association, James Carnell
secretary, 234 Sutter
Brickley James, carpenter and builder, dwl 729^
Clementina
Brickley Peter, fruits, dwl N s Haight nr Webster
Brickley Peter, peddler, dwl E s Ninth nr Harrison
Brickns Thomas, (colored) whitener, 345 Third
BRICKWEDEL CHARLES H., proprietor Con-
stitution Hotel, NW cor First and Brannan
Brickwedel H., (Henry Brickwedel &Co.) dwl 512
Franklin
BRICKWKDEL HENRY & CO., (Martin Henck-
e/ij importers and jobbers wines and liquors,
_ 208 and 210 Front
Brickwedel John, liquors, NW cor Post and Ceme-
tery Avenue, dwl S s Post bet Broderick and
Baker
Brideson William, expresswagon, SW cor Pine and
Sansom, dwl 1617 California
Bridge Matthew, mason aud builder, dwl SW cor
Larkin and Jackson
BRIDGE WILLIAM E., proprietor St. Lawrence
Stable, 212 Sutter
Bridgeman Jane Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. E.
Lawrence, dwl 1521 Powell
Bridgeman John, drayman, NE cor Front and Clay,
dwl 122 Olive Avenue
Bridges Edmund R., clerk, dwl E s Howard bet
Eleventh aud Twelfth
Bridges Mary, (widow) dwl E s Howard bet Elev-
enth and' Twelfth
Bridges Richard E., bookkeeper, 5 Front, dwl 1509
Howard
Bridget H., seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Bridgewater Francis, with S. F. Laundry Associa-
tion, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Bridgewood George, clerk with Ansbro & Co., dwl
W s Main bet Folsom and Harrison
Bridgewood Joseph, oiler Cal. P. R. R. Co's steamer
Amador
Bridgewood Samuel, engineer S. F. F. D., dwl S s
Lombard nr Kearny
Bridgewood Samuel Jr., clerk with Haggin &.
Tevis, dwl 324 Main
Brien August, butcher, dwl Fifteenth Avenue bet
U and K
Brien James, cooper with Thomas F. Neagle, dwl
Vassar Place
Brien John, laborer, dwl 427 Fourth
Brien William, laborer, dwl 24 Minna
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., -Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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Brien "William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Brier Herman, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Eighth and Bryant
Brierlv John, spinner Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Brigaeits Gerard J., sawyer California Planing
Mill, dwl Bourbon Place nr Ellis
Brigaerts Joseph H., boxmaker with Benjamin F.
Gilman, dwl Bourbon Place nr Ellis
Briggs Albert D., pressman with John F. Brown,
dwl 4?3£ Greenwich
Briggs Alfred W., packer with J. A. Folger & Co.,
dwl 1409 California
Briggs Charles, porter, 337 Bush, dwl 515 Bush
Britrsjs Charles 0.,shipcarpenter. dwl 417 O'Farrell
BRIGGS EDGAR, Tide Land Commissioner, office
SW cor Kearny and Clay, dwl 33 Erie
Briggs Edward K., carver with W. G. Weir, dwl
S s Hickory nr Gough
Briggs George, restauraut, 1134 Market, dwl 535}
Stevenson
Briggs George, carver with G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl
1011 Market
Briggs James, rigger, dwl 238 Steuart
Briggs J. E.', carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Briggs Joseph D., ( Charles W. Feldman & Co.)
dwl 15 Morton
Briggs Lucy, (widow) dwl 24 Silver
Briggs Margaret, (widow) dwl 1409 California
Briggs O. W. Rev., furnished rooms, 137 Mont
Briggs S. M., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Briggs Spencer R., salesman, 326 Sansom, dwl S 8
Grove nr Van Ness Avenue
Briggs T. G., (widow) dressmaking, 1318 Powell
Briggs William C, engraver metals, 620 Merchant,
dwl 605 Vallejo
Briggs William R., club rooms, 224 Montgomery,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotei
Brigham Calvin O., (Brigham & Batch) res cor
Oak and Eleventh, Oakland
Brigham Charles A., (Brigham $ Hawes) dwl S 8
Berry nr Third
Brigham William H., f Crane & B.) res New York
RRIGHAM & BALCH, (Calvin 0. Brigham and
Stephen, M. Batch) dealers butter and cheese,
SE cor Front and Washington
Brigham & Hawes, (Chartes H. Brigham and
Elisha Haices) stonecutters. NE cor Third and
King, office 326 Montgomery
Bright John, cook N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. John
L. Stephens
Bright John, laborer with DeVries & Chase, dwl
231 Pacific
Brignardello Giacomo, ( Slempelmann & Go.) dwl
703 Stockton
Brignardello Giovanni B., employee with Brignar-
dello, Macchiavelloct Co., dwl 2 Dupout
Brignardello Louis, workman with Ravenna, Ghir-
ardelli & Co., dwl 1313 Dupont
BRIGNARDELLO, MACCHIAVELLO & CO.,
( Giovanni Brignardello, Battista Macchiavello
and N. Larco) manufacturers maccaroni, ver-
micelli, ship bread, etc., 706 Sansom
Brignardello Nicola, bookkeeper with Brignardello
Maechiavello & Co., dwl 701 Stockton
Brignardello Santiago, (Stempelmann & Co., and
Brignardello df Brother) dwl 703 Stockton
Brignardello & Brother, (Santiago Brignardello)
importers Italian Marble, 5 Main, and Marble
Saw Mill. 33 Main
Brill Henry, boot and shoemaker, dwl W s Michi-
gan nr" Shasta
Brill Jacob, woodcarver with N. G. Norden, dwl
28 Harrison
Brill John, porter with Sroufe, Sweeney & Co.,
dwl 218 Pacific
Brimigion Samuel, teamster with F. & A. M. Cook,
dwl 521 Fulton nr Laguna
Brincatt Salvo, poultry aud game, 517 Merchant
Brinckmann Frederick, clerk with Charles Schrader,
NW cor Fifth and Stevenson
Brinckmann Frederick, clerk with D. C. Von Sta-
deu, dwl 100 Steuart
Brin Victor, laborer with G. Venard, dwl 503 Green
Blind Caleb, (Brind $• Co.) 16 Fourth
Brind & Co., (Caleb Brind and Luther E. Sage)
confectioners, 16 Fourth
Brindeau Adrien, shoemaker, dwl 17 Virginia
Brink Marcellus, foreman with A. Lamott, dwl 716
California
Brink William, laborer, dwl Ss Townsend bet
Seventh and Eighth
Brinkmann Henry, cigars and tobacco, 926 Kearny
Briukson Alexander, laundryman Russ House
Briody Hugh, barkeeper with James H. McCahe,
dwl 255 Clementina
Briody John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 828
Stockton
Briody John J., gasfitter and extraman Engine Co.
No. 5, S. F. F. D., dwl 828 California
Briody Margaret, (widow) real estate, dwl 413
Broadway
Brion Frederick, saloonkeeper, dwl 1123 Dupont
Brion J., saloonkeeper, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Brisac Felix, local a°-ent Liverpool, London & Globe
Ins. Co., dwl 1015 Pine
Brisac V. G. Madame, teachet', dwl 1015 Pine
Brisacher Leopold, merchant, dwl 703 Hyde
Brisk Julius, gents' furnishing goods, 544 Third
Brisland Michael, carpenter, dwl 964 Mission
Brissic Edward, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bristol Andrew, (colored) stove fitter with David
W. Ruggles, dwl 129 Silver
Bristol Henry C, cooper, dwl 125 Tehama
Bristol Levi, driver Front Street, M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 5 Stockton
Britch Peter, seaman North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSUR-
ANCE CO., Balfour, Guthrie & Co., agents,
office 308 Sansom
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALI-
FORNIA, rooms 730 Montgomery
Britt John, hoiisemover, dwl W s Eighth bet Bryant
and Harrison
Britt John, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-fifth nr York
Britt Patrick, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 2
California, rear
Britt William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
NE cor First and Frederick
Brittau John W., (Brittan, Holt/rook & Co.) res
Redwood City, San Mateo county
Brittan William H., blacksmith with Pollard &
Carvill, dwl S s Twenty-second nr Guerrero
BRITTAN, HOLBROOK & CO., (John W. Brit-
tan, Charley Holbrook, A. I). McDonpld, John,
F. and Charles Merrill) importers and jobbers
stoves and metals, 111 and 113 California, aud
17 and 19 Davis
BRITTAN'S BUILDING, SW cor Davis and Cal
Britton Auu, (widow) dwl 589 Market
Britton George W., cashier with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 1309 Taylor
Britton John, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 726 Clementina
Britton Joseph, (Britton & Bey) dwl SE cor Tay-
lor and Union
Britton Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Hartford nr
Eighteenth
BRITTON & RE Y, ( Joseph Britton, J. J. Rey and
Henry Steinegger) lithographers, 529 Commer-
cial, cor Leidesdorff
Brizzolara Louis, wood and coal, 340 Broadway,
(and Brizzolara & Cutrocks) dwl S s Wet-
more Place
Brizzolara & Cutrocks, (Louis Brizzolara and
John Cutrocks) wood and coal, 1015 Wash
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Broad Charles, brewer, dwl 1222 Bush
Broad Charles E., graiuer, dwl NE cor Pine and
Hyde
Broad" Edward, plumber with G. & W. Suook,
dwl 1818 Powell
Broad John, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Broad Robert, carder Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
1818 Powell
Broad William, laborer, dwl 624 Commercial
Broadhorst John. silkspinner with Cal. Silk Manufac-
turing Co., dwl cor Railroad Avenue and Four-
teenth Avenue, South S. F.
Broadway Block, NW cor Broadway and Kearny
BROADWAY BONDED WAREHOUSE, James
Scott proprietor, SW cor Battery and Bdwy
Broadway Brewery, Joseph Albrecht proprietor,
637 Broadway
BROADWAY HOTEL, Daniel Hartuett proprie-
tor, 212 Broadway
Broadway Wharf, foot Broadway
Brocas John W., (Brocas & Perkins) dwl 864
Mission
Brocas & Perkins, (John W. Brocas & Charles
C. Perkins) general commission merchants,
310 Washington
Brock C. F., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Brock Julien, seaman schooner Bobolink, 1 How
Brock Oscar W., barkeeper, dwl 130 Second
Brock Theodore, porter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Broekhage J. Frederick, clerk with Francois A.
Rouleau, res Oakland
Brockhoff Brothers, (Charles and William) groc-
eries and liquors, NW cor Bryant and Twenty-
fourth
Brockhoff Charles, (Brockhoff Bros.) dwl N W cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Brockhoff William, (Brock'hoJ Bros.) dwl NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Brocklebank Manuel T., real estate agent, office and
dwl 316 Pine
Brockman Charles, conductor Central R.R.
Brockman Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Brockman Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Jones and Geary
Brockmann Henry, liquors. 1007 Battery
Brockliss A. R., student Heald's Busiuess College,
dwl 765 Mission
Brocq Alfred, proprietor Bay View Nursery, cor
Twenty-first Avenue and J., South S. P., office
and dwl 619 Sacramento
Brocq J. Mrs., florist and depot Bay Nursery, 619
Sacramento
Brod Mary J., (widow) dwl 575 Bryant
Brode H., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Brodek Gustave, clothing, 902 Kearny, dwl 910
Howard
Brodek Henry, photographer, dwl 414 Ellis
Brodek Philip, printer Morning Call, dwl 414 Ellis
Brodek Samuel, hairdressing saloon, 602 Market,
dwl 235 Kearny
Broder John, messenger with M. Gray, dwl 781
Stevenson
Broder Patrick, laborer S.P.R.R.
Broderick Isaac, expresswagon, cor Washington
and Front
Broderick Jacob, baker N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Ori-
zaba
Broderick James, tinsmith with Freeman & Wrin,
dwl Fair Avenue, Bernal Heights
Broderick John, boilermaker, dwl S s Sheridan bet
Ninth and Tenth
Broderick John, laborer, dwl S s Fulton nr Van
Ness Avenue
Broderick John, machinist, dwl 409 Main
Broderick John E., bookkeeper with Badlam &
Berry, dwl 9 Garden
Broderick Michael A., clerk with McGinnes & Tor-
pey, dwl SE cor Fifteenth and Howard
Broderick Patrick, coachman Occidental Hotel, dwl
N s Liberty nr Guerrero
Broderick Thomas, waiter Russ House, dwl 14
Harlan Place
Broderick T. J., boots and shoes, 24 Third, dwl 549
Howard
Broderick William, machinist, dwl 9 Garden
Broderick William, salesman, 116 Montgomery, dwl
9 Garden
Broderick — see Brodrick
Broderson B. J., wharfinger East Street Wharf,
dwl 627 Commercial
Broderson John, seaman North Pac. Trans. Co.'s S.
S. Idaho
Broderson William, porter with T. Lemmen Meyer,
dwl 268 Clara
Brodick Henry, photographic printer with H. W
Vanghan, dwl N s O'Farrell bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Brodie James, foreman machinists' Fulton Foundry,
dwl S s Pine bet Fillmore and Webster
Brodie James R., pressman with Joseph Wiuterbnrn
& Co., dwl 116 Silver
Brodie John, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks & Backus,
■ dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Brodie Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet
Eighth and Ninth
Brodie 8. H, attorney-at-law, office 407 California,
dwl NW cor Stockton and Broadway
Brodie Thomas, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Brodie William, machinist, dwl 129 Second
Brodigan Hugh, saloon, and hackman, 406 Pacific
Brodigan Nicholas, morocco dresser with J. W.
Davidson &. Co., dwl S E cor Clinton and
Brannan
Brodrick Richard, commission merchant, office 6
• Merchants' Exchange, dwl 632 Sutter
Brodwolf George, tailor, 135 Post, dwl 6 Pratt
Court
Brodwolf Michael, tailor, dwl 135 Post
Broemmel Berthold, clerk with John A. Bauer, dwl
Morton House
Brogan Charles, printer, dwl 1324 Jackson
Brogan Michael, real estate, dwl NE cor Broadway
andLarkin
Brogan' s Building, E s Third bet Howard and
Clementina
Broins Federick, tailor, dwl 542 Green
Brokaw Abram, hay and grain, 1535 Mission, dwl
1434 Mission
Brokaw Henry V., merchant, dwl 716 Mission
Broking J. T., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Brolly John O, waiter U. S. Restaurant, 507 Clay,
dwl 8 Natoma
Bromberger Marcus, speculator, bds 235 Kearny
Bromberger Simon, {Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) dwl
632 Market
Bromel Hermann, clerk with Ernest Essmann, dwl
215 Green
Bromide Tunnel Co., (White Pine) office 10 Ste-
venson's Building
Bromley Edward R., clerk with Cent. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl 330 Brannan
Bromley George A., laborer New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 330 Brannan
Bromley George S., machinist Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 1023 Green
Bromley George T., contractor, dwl 330 Brannan
Bromley Seth, barkeeper steamer Chiu-du-Wan,
dw'l 158 Tehama
Bromley Washington L., notary public and com-
missioner deeds, office 329 Montgomery, dwl
1023 Green
Bromley William P., captain Cal. P. R. R. Co.'e
steamer Julia, dwl 1221 Clay
Brommell B., dwl Morton House
Brommer Carsten, laborer, dwl 128 Howard
Brommer Claus, (Spreckels & Co.) dwl 108 Eleventh
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN 8CHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
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Brommer Diederich, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Sixth and Bryant
Brommer Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Franklin and Hayes
Brommer John, milk ranch, Black Point
Bromwell B. T. F., clerk with R. H. Magill, res
Oakland
Bromwell Lewis L., adjuster Phoenix and Home
Insurance Cos., 424 California
Broner Pietro, laborer with John Jury &, Brothers,
dwl 526 Merchant
Bronn John A., boarding, SE cor Stock and Filbert
Bronsdon Piiiueas, contractor, dwl 17 Moss
Bronstein Meyer, butcher, dwl 709 O'Farrell
Brooke H., carpenter with Cole & H-askell, dwl
Bluxome bet Fourth and Fifth
Brooke Jos-eph, salesman with Cutting & Co., dwl
431 Miuna
Brookes Samuel M., portraitpainter, studio 611 Clay,
dwl Twenty-seventh, Bernal Hights
Brookintjs Joseph, cook, 410 Pine, dwl 814 Cal
BROOKLYN HOTEL, Kelly & Wood, proprie-
. tors, 210 and 212 Bush
BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE CO., (Mm, ml)
New York. A. J. Bryant & Co, general agents,
office 240 Montgomery
Brooks A., bds 333 Bush
Brooks Albert M., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 58
Natotna
Brooks Allen, finisher Pioneer Woolen Mills
Brooks A. Simon, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brooks Benjamin H., entry and adjusting clerk Cus-
tom House, dwl NW cor Chestnut and Jones
BROOKS BENJAMIN S., attorney at law, office
3, 4 and 5 Exchange Building, dwl 631 Har
Brooks Birdseye, laborer Occidental Laundry, dwl
N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Brooks Charles, windmill maker with Atwood &.
Bodwell, dwl 213 Mission
Brooks Charles O, proprietor Melodeon Saloon, 428
Kearny, and Theater Comique, dwl309 Chestnut
BROOKS' CHARLES WOLCOTT, consul for Ja-
pan, office 22 Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
Brooks Edward, dwl 710 Kearny
Brooks Edmund. ( Reid & B.) dwl 1117 Wash
Brooks E. L. B., attorney -at law, office 803 Mont-
gomery, dwl 313 Jessie
Brooks Elisha, teacher, dwl 1215 Pacific
Brooks Frank, dresser with I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl cor Gough and Page
Brooks Frank H., clerk, dwl 20 Ellis
Brooks Frank W., capitalist, office 22 Montgomery,
dwl Grand Hotel
Brooks George, baker Lick House
Brooks George, builder, dwl E s Kearny bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
Brooks George, photographer, dwl 1028 Market
Brooks George, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl
423 Bosh
Brooks G. W., solicitor International Hotel
Brooks Henry, agent Wilcox & Gibbs' Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 481 Jessie
Brooks Henry, dyer, Santa Clara nr Mission Creek
Brooks Henry, laborer, dwl Bluxome ur Fourth
Brooks Henry B., (Toy, B. &■ Backus) dwl 766
Folsom
Brooks Henry E., porter with Bradley & Cockrill,
dwl 924 Jackson
Brooks Henry S., miner, dwl W s Guerrero nr
Seventeenth
Brooks John K., carpenter, dwl N s Fifteenth Av-
enue nr R, South S. F.
BROOKS JOHN L., merchant tailor, 710 Mont
Brooks Joseph H., clerk with W. E. Loomis, dwl
540 Washington
Brooks Margaret, (widow) furnished rooms, 30
Stone
Brooks Max, commission merchant, 119 Clay, dwl
31] Turk
Brooks Norman C, shipping agent, dwl 120 O'Far-
rell
Brooks Orion, teacher Heald's Business College,
dwl 1028* Folsom
Brooks Patrick, hostler City R. R.
Brooks Robert, spooler Pioneer Woolen Mills
Brooks Romulus, cash boy with Bowen Bros., dwl
14 O'Farrell
Brooks Samuel, cigarmaker with Christ. Volkmar,
dwl California nr Kearny
Brooks Samuel L., bricklayer, dwl 612 Fourth
Brooks Samuel T., atto'rney-at-law, office 504
Kearny, dwl 902 Kearny
Brooks Stephen S.. real estate agent, office 425
Kearny, dwl 804 Bush
Brooks Thaddeus R., commissioner Laguna Survey,
(and Brooks & McGregor) dwl 712 Howard
Brooks Thomas H., bookkeeper, 117 Battery, dwl
103 Leavenworth
Brooks Thomas W., grocer, dwl 111 Morton
BROOKS W. H. J., searcher records, office
621 Clay, dwl 317 Geary
Brooks William, clerk, dwl 631 Harrison
Brooks William, clerk, dwl 28| Freelon
Brooks William, shoemaker with F. X. Kast.dwl E
8 Trinity nr California
Brooks William H., porter, dwl NE cor Clay and
Drum in
Brooks William P., carpenter, dwl 2008 Powell
BROOKS & McGREGOR, (T. R. Brooks and,
Alexander E. McGregor) civil engineers, sur-
veyors and draftsmen, office SW cor Washing-
ton aud Montgomery, room 1
Brophy James, deckhand, dwl 509 Davis
Brophy John B., carpenter, dwl NW cor Twenty-
second and Mission
Brophy Michael, stableman, dwl 1588 Bush
Brosau Michael, laborer, dwl 1 Haggin
Brosman M., hostler City R. R.
Brosnan John D., waiter Russ House, dwl 150 Te-
hama
Bross Frank, laborer, dwl 557 Fourth
Bross George (Bross & Dittes) dwl 6 Pratt Court
Bross Jacob, hairdresser with Bross & Dittes, dwl
4 Harlan Place
Bross & Dittes, (George Bross Sf Michael Dittes)
Cochituate baths and hairdressing saloon, 215
Sausom
Brothersou William, porter with T. Lena men Meyer,
dwl 268 Clara
Brotherson William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Brotherton James, engineer ship Lookout, Rincon
Point
Brotherton Lillie Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, dwl 2015 Polk
Brotherton Robert, clerk, 123 Montgomery, dwl
Broadway nr Polk
Brotherton Thomas W. Rev., pastor St. John
Church, dwl 1508 Mission
Brougham John, hairdresser, 918 Dupont
Broughton Napoleon L., dwl 1026 Bush
Brouthers Michael, hostler, dwl 248 Minna
Browell James, shipcalker with Jeremiah Browell,
dwl 217 Lombard
BROWELL JEREMIAH, carpenter and builder,
442 Jackson, dwl 217 Lombard
Browell Jeremiah S., clerk with Edmund Scott, dwl
217 Lombard
Brower Andrew J., saloonkeeper, dwl 532 Green
Brower Celsus, clerk Mustering and Disbursing
Officer U. S. A., dwl 923 Howard
Brower James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Brower Robert R., house and sign painter, S s Oregon
bet Drunim and Davis, dwl 532 Green
Brown A. & Co., butchers, 46 Washington Market
Brown Aaron, teacher German and Hebrew, dwl
319 Stockton
Brown Abraham B., carpenter California Planing
Mill, dwl 20 Russ, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Brown Ada F. Miss, teacher music, dwl 129 Third
Brown Adam, laborer, dwl 827 Folsom, rear
Brown Agnes Mrs., proprietress Columbia Hotel,
741 Market
Brown Albert, master mariner, dwl 6 Kramer Place
Brown Albert D.. dwl 423£ Greenwich
Brown Alexander, (A. Brown, & Co) dwl 2506
Webster
Brown Alexander B., lumberman, dwl 219 Ritch
Brown Alfred, clerk, dwl HI Eighth
BROWN ALONZO F., Indian beads, fancy goods,
etc., 304 Battery, dwl 1825 Bush
Brown Alonzo Fitch, with Edgar O. Brown, dwl 3
Chatham Place
Brown Andrew, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
NE cor First and Frederick
Brown Andrew D., liquor saloon, S 8 Jackson bet
Drumm and Davis
Brown Anne, (widow) lodgings, dwl 532 Folsom
Brown Annie Mrs., teacher music, dwl 111 Eighth
Brown Anthony T., butcher, dwl 214 Minna
Brown Antyne, laborer C. P. R. R. Co.'s stm Julia
Brown Archibald, tinsmith, dwl 216 Third
Brown Arthur, clerk with W. J. Leaman, dwl 1602
Powell
Brown August, captain schooner Alfred, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Brown August, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Brown Augustus, clerk, dwl 410 Kearny
Brown Augustus F. H., machinist, dwl 9 William
Brown Benjamin, baker with Clark & Foote, dwl
314 Third
Brown Benjamin, drayman with U. S. Drayman
Brown Benjamin, farmer, dwl 314 Third
Brown Benjamin B., decorative plasterer with
William F. Kellett
Brown Benjamin F., bakery, 509 Third
Brown Benjamin W., (Smith. B. & Go.) dwl 759
Market
BROWN BRAINARD C, phonographic reporter
Evening Bulletin, 517 Clay, dwl 14 Ellis
Brown Bridget, (widow) dwl 313 Sixth
BROWN BROTHERS & CO. (Morris and Lewis
Brown and Baekr Sheideman) agents Oregon
City Woolen Manufacturing Co., 24 and 26 San
Brown Brown, carpenter, dwl 23 Ritch
Brown Carrie Miss., milliner with Maria M. Why-
land, dwl SW cor Miiin and Rincon Place
Brown Catharine, (widow) dwl 115 Vallejo
Brown Catharine, (widow7) chair-seating, E s Mis-
sion nr Sixteenth
Brown Catherine E., (widow) dwl 564 Stevenson
Brown Catherine K., (widow) dwl 373 Braunan
Brown Charles, (Brown & Young-man) dwl 415
Union
Brown Charles, baggagemaster Saunder's Hotel
Brown Charles, carpenter, dwl 25 Rausch, rear
Brown Charles, carpenter, dwl 613 Bush
Brown Charles, cook, dwl 115 Clark
Brown Charles, cook Swain's Bakery, dwl 242
Fifth
Brown Charles, cook with Charles Brown, 417 East
Brown Charles, driver with Goodwin & Co., dwl
SE cor Mason and Green
Brown Charles, framemaker Pacific Straw Works,
dwl 52 Minna
Brown Charles, housemover, dwl 444 Sixth
Brown Charles, laborer, dwl 503 East
Brown Charles, laborer with James O'Connell, dwl
20 Mission
Brown Charles, laborer with John H. Kessing, dwl
5 Market
Brown Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Brown Charles, laborer Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Indiana, Potrero
Brown Charles, liquor saloon and restauraut, 417
East, dwl NW cor Jackson and Drumm
Brown Charles, longshoreman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Brown Charles, musician Buckley's Varieties
Brown Charles, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Brown Charles, real estate, dwl W s Dolores bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Brown Charles, sailmaker, dwl 12 Washington
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Brown Charles, seaman steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Brown Charles, stoves and tinware, 724 Market,
dwl 335 O'Farrell
Brown Charles, waiter steamer Yosemite
Brown Charles, waiter S. S. Moses Taylor, Aus
tralia S. S. Line
Brown Charles A., collector, office 331 Montgom
ery, dwl N s Chestnut nr Kearny
Brown Charles E., messenger Western Pacific R
R., dwl 1629 Mission
Brown Charles F., real estate agent, 302 Montgom
ery, dwl 66 Clementina
Brown Charles K., packer with Cutting & Co., dw
112 Clinton
Brown Charles M., expressman, cor Sixth and Fol
som, dwl 13! I Shipley
Brown Charles M., shipping and commission agent,
SW cor Harrison and Spear, dwl 156 Perry
Brown Charles O., laborer with Whitney & Freese
Brown Charles P., laborer with Cutting & Co., dwl
112 Clinton
Brown Charles R., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Brown Christian, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Clay
and East
Brown Christopher, captain schooner Phil. Sheri-
dan, 39 Market
Brown Christopher, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Brown Daniel, captain schooner Maggie Johnson,
dwl 134 Folsom
Brown Daniel 11., bakery, NE cor Vallejo and Stock
Brown Daniel T., baker with California Cracker
Co., dwl W s Nevada bet Folsom and Harrison
Brown David, carpenter, dwl 1228 Pacific
Brown David, laborer with Graves & Co., Ws
Long Bridge
Brown David, printer, dwl 837 Mission
Brown David A., (Henry & B.) res Oakland
Brown David B., coopers' stock, 427 Davis, dwl
137 Chestnut
Brown David P., drayman, 310 Washington
Brown David S., (Brown & Mahanny) dwl 837
Mission
Brown Denton D., civil engineer, dwl 612 Taylor
Brown Dominic, musician, dwl 611 Union, rear
Brown E. Mrs., teacher Hebrew, dwl 232 Sixth
BROWN EDGAR O., real estate, office 535 Clay,
dwl Grand Hotel
Brown Edward, deckhand steamer Petaluma, Val-
lejo Street Wharf
Brown Edward, engineer, dwl Es Cook nr Point
Lobos Road
Brown Edward, laborer, dwl Columbia nr Nine-
teenth
Brown Edward, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.
Brown Edward L., broommaker with Van Laak &
Gillespie, dwl 627 California
Brown Edward T., letter department Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl 508 Howard
Brown Edwin T., bootmaker with I. M. Went-
worth & Co., dwl 54 Third
Brown E. F. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, res Oakland
Brown Elizabeth, (widow) boarding and lodging,
115 Clark
Brown Elizabeth, (colored) (widow) dwl Ss Lombard
nr Gough
Brown Elizabeth H., (widow) dwl 1 Meacham
Place
Brown Emily, (widow) dwl 450 Minna
Brown Emilia J., furnished rooms, 226 Fifth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
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Brown Emanuel, dress and cloak maker, 1104
Stockton
Brown Emmett, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
286 Stevenson
Brown Francis, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Brown Frank, surveyor, dwl 7 Kearny
Brown Frank Q., (Brown & Snijfen) dwl 528
Bryant
BrowuFrank S., musician, dwl 504 Greenwich
Brown Frederick, dwl 73 Tehama
Brown Frederick, coffeestand, 32 Steuart
Brown Frederick, expresswagon, NW cor Steuart
and Howard, dwl 201 Steuart
Brown Frederick, surveyor, dwl 228 Bush
Brown Frederick T., conductor Potrero and Bay
View R. R., dwl W s Kentucky nr Sierra
Brown Frederick W., waiter, dwl 16 Hinckley
Brown Gabriel, mate ship Revere, pier 9, Steuart
Brown George, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
829 Folsom
Brown George, driver with Knowland & Doe, dwl
Clementina nr Fifth
Brown George, metal roofer, 827 Folsom, dwl 300
Fourth
Brown George, painter, dwl 1032 Folsom
Brown George, real estate agent, dwl 251 Third
Brown George, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Brown George, (widow) dressmaking, 40 Clara
Brown George F., carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-
second bet Mission and Capp
Brown George F,, porter with Wilmerding & Kel-
logg, dwl 1136 Pacific
Brown George W., laborer, dwl 454 Sixth
Brown Gideon H., dentist, office S s Folsom nr
Fifth, dwl 844 Folsom
Brown Grafton T., (G. T. Brown & Co.) dwl 727
Clay
BROWN G. T. & CO., lithographers, 540 Clay
Brown Hamilton, porter with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 109 California
Brown Harry, seamau, dwl 129 Jackson
Brown Harvey S., land agent Central Pacific R. R.,
office, SW cor Market and New Montgomery,
res Oakland
Brown Henry, cook, dwl SW cor Wash and Front
Brown Henry, cook steamer Reform, Jackson Street
Wharf, dwl 9 Washington -
Brown Henry, proprietor Brown's Hotel, S s Clark
bet Drumm and Davis
Brown Henry, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Brown Henry, seaman steamer Salinas, Washington
Street Wharf
Brown Henry, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Brown Henry, special policeman, dwl Oregon nr
East
Brown Henry A., master mariner, dwl N s Precita
Avenue nr Howard
Brown Henry C, (Brown fy Wilson) dwl 70
Minna
Brown Henry D., salesman with Mitchell & Bell,
dwl 126 Bernard
Brown Henry J., expressman, SE cor Howard and
Sixth, dwl 243 Clara
Brown Hermann, seaman, dwl 423 East
Brown Hugh, seaman, dwl 129 Folsom
Brown Hyman, merchant, 410 Sacramento, (and
Philip Brown & Bro.J dwl 621 Stevenson
Brown Ireson C, house contractor, dwl 726 Guer-
rero
Brown Isaac W. W., meat market, cor Eighth and
Clementina, dwl 35 Oak Avenue
Brown I. W., butcher with Smith, Brown & Co.,
dwl NE cor Utah and Alameda Avenue
Brown James, dwl 556 Natoina
Brown James, baker Grand Hotel
Brown James, (colored) dwl 12 Scotland
Brown James, drayman, dwl 1001 Battery, rear
Brown James, laborer, dwl 710 Kearny
Brown James, laborer, dwl 908 Vallejo
Brown James, machinist, dwl SE cor Eighteenth
and Columbia
Brown James, mattrassmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 227 Green
Brown James, porter St. Marv's Cathedral, dwl
628 California
Brown James, repacker wjth E. T. Anthony & Co.,
dwl 906 Vallejo
Brown James, rigger, dwl 1 Green Court
Brown James, seaman steamship Donald, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Brown James seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Brown James, tinsmith with Locke & Montague,
dwl 13 Baldwin Court
Brown James A., clerk, 305 Mont, dwl 410 Kearny
Brown James A., drayman, 315 Front, dwl 9 Riley
Brown James A., drayman, dwl N s Pleasant bet
Taylor and Jones
Browne James C, hairdresser, 1109 Sutter
Brown James F., carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl 627 California
Brown James EL, carpenter, 524 Third, dwl W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Mariposa
Brown James H. carpenter, dwl W s Folsom bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Brown James L., bricklayer, dwl E s Mission bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Brown James P., glassblower, dwl 105 Hyde
Brown James P., lastmaker with W. H. Wing, dwl
105 Hyde
Brown James S., salesman, 524 Market
Brown James S., salesman with J. C. Bell, dwl 556
Natoma
Brown James W., furniture, 7 Fourth, dwl NE cor
Mission and Fourth
Brown J. B., Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, dwl 809 Mission
Brown J. B., chief engineer North Pac. Trans.Co.'s
S. S. Oriflamme
Brown J. G., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Brown J. H., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Brown John, dwl 707 Vallejo
Brown John, dwl 424 Sansom
Brown John, barkeeper, 311 Bush, dwl 546 Miss
Brown John, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl W s Palmer nr Fairmount
Brown John, clerk with Meigs & Gawley, dwl
53 Clementina
Brown John, deckhand steamer El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry
Brown John, laborer, dwl 13 Baldwin Court
Brown John, laborer, dwl 22 Mission, rear
Brown John, laborer, dwl 211 Green
Brown John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Brown John, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl cor
Gough and Hickory
Brown John, laborer with Israel Richards, dwl
Jones nr Francisco
Brown John, liquor saloon, 938 Kearny
Brown John, longshoreman, dwl 15 Washington
Brown John, milkman, cor Mission and Colusa
Brown John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Brown John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brown John, seamau, dwl 48 Sacramento
Brown John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Brown John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Brown John, serman, dwl 409 Drumm
Brown John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Brown John, seaman, dwl SW cor Drumm and
Oregon %
Brown John, seaman bark Dublin, pier 17, Steuart
Brown John, seaman bark Northwest, pier 1, Steuart
Brown John, seaman steamer Donald, Washington
Street Wharf
Brown John, shipwright, dwl 508 Howard
Brown John, shoemaker with James S. Swain, dwl
Sutter nr Leavenworth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Brown John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosentock &
Co., dwl 35 Everett
Brown John, teamster with James McDevitt, dwl
W 8 Sansom nr Vallejo
Brown John, waiter Lick House, dwl 54 Jessie
Brown John A., clerk with Littletield, Webb &
Co, dwl 1315 Broadway
Blown John A., driver with S. P. Transfer Co, dwl
1 82 Stevenson
Brown John B., dwl 540 Folsom
Brown John C, clerk with Charles Clayton & Co.
Brown John D., civil engineer, office 302 Mont-
gomery, dwl 754 Howard
Brown John P., book and job printer, 534 Commer-
mercial, dwl 423£ Greenwich
Brown John H., butcher with Chris. Dunker, dwl
NE cor Folsom and Beale
Brown John K., captain steamer Alameda, Alameda
Ferry
Brown John L., carpenter, dwl Ss Twelfth Avenue
bet N and P, South S. F.
Brown John P., laborer, dwl 178 Minna
Brown John R., carpenter, dwl 6 Fella Place
Brown Joseph, dwl What Cheer House
Brown Joseph, (Boghiscich & B.) dwl 506 Wash
Brown .Joseph, harnessmaker, dwl 9 Garden
Brown .Joseph, laborer Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
N s Fr.mcisco ur Polk
Brown Joseph, plasterer, dwl SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Brown Joseph, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 917 Sutter
Brown Joseph, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Brown Jo W., mate brig Hidalgo, pier 9, Steuart
Brown Julia B. Miss, teacher Fourth and Clara
Street School, dwl 809 Mission
Brown Justis, engineer steamer Capital
Brown J. William, capitalist, office 424 Montgom-
ery, (and Plympton Roller Skate Co.) dwl 829
Howard
Brown J. W. W., market, cor Eighth and Clemen-
tina, dwl 35 Oak Avenue
Brown Lefranc, seaman ship Revere, pier 9, Steuart
Brown Lewis, (Brown Bros, $ Co. and Toklas,
Halm & B.) dwl 824 O'Farrell
Brown L. L. Miss, saleswoman, 12 Kearny
Brown L. M., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Brown Louis, driver with Frederick Brown, dwl
150 Steuart
Brown Margaret, (widow) dwl 1629 Mission
Brown Maria, (widow) nurse, dwl 1607 Jones
Brown Mark, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Brown Mark, teamster with James McDevitt, dwl
W s Sansom nr Vallejo
Brown Mary A. Miss, shoefitter with S. W. Rosen-
stock &'Co., dwl 112 Clinton
Brown Mary Jane Miss, seamstress with Jacob Zo-
bel, dwl 158 Clara
Brown Michael, night watchman S. F. Gas Co., dwl
397 Eighth
Brown Michael, spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
Brown Michael, teamster, dwl 138 Silver
Brown Michael J., barkeeper, 332 Montgomery, dwl
359 Minna
Brown Morris, (Brown Bros. & Co.) dwl 822
O'Farrell
Brown Moses P., harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 1825 Bush
Brown Nathan, importer and jobber clothing, 108
Battery, dwl S s Bryant nr Downey
Brown Nellie Mrs., dwl 119 Third ,
Brown Nicholas, carpenter, dwl W s Bartlett bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Brown Nicholas, laborer, dwl 3 Lick
Brown Oscar, laborer with S. S. Butler, dwl 1009
Kearny
Brown Peter, cook, dwl N s Green bet Dupont and
Stockton
Brown Peter, deckhand steamer Reform, dwl 531
East
Brown Peter, housemover, dwl 1100 Powell
Brown Peter, iroumolder, dwl 11 Jansen
Brown Peter, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Brown Peter, seaman, dwl 531 East
Brown Peter N., machinist California Theater,
dwl 613 Bush
Brown Philip, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Mont-
gomery and Filbert
Brown Philip, (Philip Brown & Bro.J res Marys-
ville, California
Brown Philip & Brother, (Hyman Brown) manu-
facturers clothing, 125 Sansom
Brown Raphael, bookkeeper, 24 Sansom, dwl 824
O'Farrell
Brown Richard, (Knox Sf B.) dwl S s Turk bet
Pierce and Steiner
Brown Richard, fruits and vegetables, 523 Fourth
Brown Richard, laborer, dwl 254 Stevenson
Brown Richard, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Brown Richard, painter, dwl 8 Anthony
Brown Richard, real estate, dwl 818 Green
Brown Richard, real estate, dwl N s Greenwich nr
Scott
Brown Richard, soap factory, N s Alameda nr Po-
trero Aveuue
Brown R. N., commission merchant, dwl 2322
Washington
Brown R. Nelson, commission agent, dwl 641 Ste-
venson
Brown Robert, (colored) bootblack with Chester
Bass, 531 Pacific
Brown Robert, cook, dwl 152 Silver
Brown Robert, porter with T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl
1310 Montgomery
Brown Robert, salesman with Keane, O'Connor
&Co., dwl 409 Powell
Brown Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brown Robert, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
Brown Robert, seaman schooner Bobolink, 1 How
Brown Robert, steward What Cheer House
restaurant
Brown Rohert T., whitener, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twentv-third and Twenty-fourth
BROWN ROLAND G., agent Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine Co., 116 Mont, dwl 705 Post
Brown Rollo, carpenter with Amos R. Nichols, dwl
6 Fella Place
Brown Sadie Mrs., saleswoman with H. W.
Vaughau, dwl 822 Mission
Brown Samuel, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Brown Samuel, special policeman, dwl 20 Stanford
Brown Samuel, watchman Hathaway's Wharf, dwl
5 s Brannan bet Second and Third
Brown Samuel D., carpenter, dwl 612 Shotwell
Brown Samuel E., foreman San Francisco News-
Letter
Brown Samuel H., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue
Export Warehouse, dwl 227 Green
Brown Samuel P., laborer, dwl 44 Spear
Brown Sezekiah, clerk with William P. Brown,
dwl 823 Clay
Brown S. L. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Grammar
School, dwl 215 Jones
Brown Spencer R., steward, 320 Sansom
Brown Stephen G., hairdressiug saloon, 202 Fourth
Brown Sylvester B., drayman with James A.
Brown, dwl 8 Cushmau nr Sacramento
Brown Theodora M., (widow) dwl 708 Folsom
Brown Theodore, clerk City and County Tax Col-
lector's Office, dwl 424 Green
Brown Theodore, florist Woodward's Gardens, dwl
6 Ridley
BrowTn Theodore A. P., clerk with Charles Baum,
dwl 1628 Stockton
BROWN THOMAS, assistant cashier Bank Cali-
fornia, dwl 907 Sutter
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO B] DIRECTORY
125
Brown Thomas, calker, dwl Borland bet Dolores
and Guerrero
Brown Thomas, laborer, dwl 1 Jasper Place
Brown Thomas, laborer, dwl 5 Market
Brown Thomas, laborer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 778
Harrison
Brown Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Brown Thomas, porter. 129 Sansom, dwl S s Four-
teenth Avenue nr R., South S. F.
Brown Thomas, porter California Market, dwl 6
Virginia Place
Brown Thomas, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass' n, 429
Pacific
Brown Thomas, salesman with Hooker & Co,, dwl
919 Sutter
Brown Thomas, seaman, 32 Steuart
Brown Thomas, seaman steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Brown Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl S s Dorland nr
Guerrero
Brown Thomas A., (Brown & Otto) dwl Natoma
bet Howard and Mission
Brown Thomas C, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Brown Thomas J., tailor, dwl cor Scott and Port-
land Avenue, Bernal Hights
Brown Walter S., (Brown, Peabody S? Co.) dwl
160(5 Leavenworth
Brown Walter V., butcher with J. Y. Wilson & Co.,
dwl corner Buchanan and Bay
Brown Ward, teamster with Elliott & Brother, dwl
cor Tyler and Leavenworth
Brown W. Hall, furnished rooms, 751 Clay
Brown Willard B., compositor Police Gazette, dwl
221 Tehama
Brown William, (Boetcher & B.) dwl NW cor
Pacific and Kearny
Brown William, carpenter, dwl 158 Clara
Brown William, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Brown William, clerk with A. L. Bancroft &. Co.,
dwl 917 Sutter
Brown William, clerk with Luke Curry, dwl 660
Howard
Brown William, clerk with Isaiah Choynski, dwl
S s Market bet Third and Fourth
Browu William, crockery, dwl 503* O'Farrell
Brown William, dockmaster, dwl cor Sierra and
Maryland
Brown William, driver Central Railroad
Brown William, driver with S. F. Transfer Co.,
dwl 742 Market
Brown William, fisherman, dwl 5 Market
Brown William, hempworker S.F.Cordage Factory
Brown William, laborer, dwl 13 Baldwin Court
Brown William, laborer with P. M. S. S.Co.
Brown William, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Brown William, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Com-
mercial and East
Brown William, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Broad-
way and Front
Brown William, machinist, dwl Irving House
Brown William, mate, dwl 26 Sacramento
Brown William, painter with J. W. Farren, dwl 21
Fulton
Brown William, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Brown William, sawmaker, 222 Jackson, dwl 812
Green
Brown William, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Brown William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Brown William, seaman, dwl 332 Main
Brown William, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Brown William, seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3
Steuart
Brown William, shoemaker with L. Hertz, dwl 934
Kearny
Brown William, stainer with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 1032 Folsom
Brown William A., engineer, dwl 419 Fremont
Brown William F., teamster, dwl 135 Shipley
Brown William G., tinsmith with.G. Moenniug, dwl
216 Third
Brown William H., (Brown & McDonald), dwl
41(i Minna
BROWN WILLIAM H., contractor night work,
office 220 Dupont, dwl 1220 Market nr Ninth
Brown William H., salesman with Marcus C. Haw-
ley & Co., dwl 1417 Hyde
Brown William K., drayman with G. E. Sloss, dwl
Harrison nr Fifth
Brown William M., mining engineer, dwl 972 Har-
rison
Brown William P., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Clay and Dupont' dwl 114 Bernard
Brown William P., policeman City Hall, dwl 234
Perry
Browu Willie V., apothecary, 124 Tavlor, dwl 122
Taylor
Brown W. M., carpenter H.C. League. 128 Kearny
Brown W. P., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Brown W. Scott, (Brown $ Peabody) dwl 1606
Leavenworth
Brown & Mahanny, (David S. Brown and John
A. Mahanni/) book and job printers, 320 Clav
BROWN <& MCDONALD, (William H. Brown
and John F. McDonald) fruits and vegetables,
30 and 31 California Market
Brown & Otto, (Thomas A. Brown and Richard
Otto) photographers Third Street Gallery, 28
Third
BROWN & PEABODY, (W. Scott Brown and
John E. Peabody ) commission merchants and
agents manufacturers, and Cal. Silk Manufac-
turing Company, 569 Market
Brown & Suiffen, (Frank G-. Bro%on and Elijah
Snijfen) market, 513 Bryant
Brown & Wilson, (Henry 0. Brown and William
H. Wilson) asphaltumroofer8, 614 Mission
Brown &. Youngman, (Charles Brown and George
Yonngman) oyster and qhop house, 518 Bat
Brown's Hotel, Henry Brown proprietor, S s
Clark bet Drumm and Davis
Browne C. H., newsdealer, dvyl American Exchange
Browne David S., painter, dwl 1018 Taylor
Browne J. Mitchell, draftsman with J. Ross
Browne, res Oakland
BROWNE J. ROSS, Anglo-California Laud Re-
clamation Co., office 45 aud 46 Montgomery
Block, res Oakland
Browne Samuel G., dwl 113 Eddy
Browne Spencer C, clerk with Bartlett & Pratt,
res Oakland
Brownell Honora, (widow) dw' 20 Mission, rear
Brownelle Charlotte S., (widow) dwl 545 Howard
Browning August, gunsmith, 653 Washington,
dwl NE cor Jackson and Leavenworth
Browning George W., with Hain & Pollard, dwl
14 Geary
Browning Jacob, drayman, 111 Front, dwl SW cor
Larkin and McAllister
Browning Jeremiah, drayman, 111 Front, dwl SW
cor Larkin and McAllister
Browning John, (Browning & Klein) dwl NW cor
Folsom and Twenty-second
Browning John E., laborer, dwl Ninth nr Railroad
Avenue. South S. F.
Browning William, wines and liquors, 541 Clay,
dwl 771 Folsom
Browning & Klein, (John Browning and Ernst
Klein) groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom
and Twenty-second
Brownjohn John, piledriver, dwl 238 Steuart
Brownlee John, house and sign painter, SW cor
Washington and Front
Browuson H. T., hostler with E. J. Foster
Brownstein George, (E. Qosliiisky S? Co.) dwl
1017 Post
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sarjsom Street, Ladies' and Cnildren's Woolen Goods-
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Brownstein Samuel, messenger, 31 Battery, dwl
Kill-.' Lark in
Brownstein George & Bro., merchants, (Red Blujf's)
office 219 Battery
Brownstone Isaac (of I. Brownstone & Bro., Santa
Cruz and WatsonmlleJ office 121 Sausom, dwi
1002 Lar kin
Broze Francis, porter with F. Korbel &, Bros.,
dwl 559 Fourth
Brubaker Effinger, drayman with Joseph Bunker,
dwl 226 Bitch
BRUCE DONALD, book and job printer, 535 and
537 .Sacramento, dwl 1020 Larkin
Bruce Henry, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Bruce Henry, longshoreman, dwl Goodsell Place
lir Fust
Bruce James H., captain schooner Sarah, dwl 1218
Jackson
Bruce John, painter with E. H. Gadsby, dwl 351
Jessie
Bruce Lewis P., painter, dwl 725 Broadway, rear
Bruce Robert, carpenter, dwl E s Laguna nr Pine
Bruce Robert, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Bruce Robert, niarbleworker with John Dauiel &
Co.. dwl Laguna nr Pine
Bruce Thomas, laborer, dwl 32 Spear
Bruce Washington, shoemaker, dwl 359 Brannan
Brace William, laborer, dwl Jersey bet Castro and
Noe
Bruce W'illiarn, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bruce William, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Brack Alexander A., physician, office and dwlNE
cor Broadway and Powell
Brucker Louis, gilder with M. D. Nile & Co., dwl
8J3 Washington
Bruckner George, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Bruckner John, news agent, 314 Jackson
Brad Etienne. brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl cor Octavia and McAllister
Bi'iiet/k Hei inaun Rev., pastor St. Peter's Church,
dwl 728 Broadway
Brueck W. A., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 728 Broadway
Bruer Jacob, carpenter, dwl 938 Howard
Bruer John, foreman with Funcke & Wasserman,
dwl SE cor Eighth and Brannan
Bruggeman Henry, roofer, dwl 31 Langton
Brujigemauu Henry, apprentice with J. G. H.
Meyer, dwl SW cor Union and Dupont
Bruggemann Henry, cutter with Isidor Eisenberg,
dwl SW cor Union and Dupont
Bruggy Patrick, laborer, dwl N 8 Bryant Avenue
bet Eighth and Ninth
Bruguiere John G., saddler with Tiburcio Carlos,
dwl 527 Pacific
Bruhu Haus, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Brubus Heury, longshoreman, dwl S 8 Greenwich
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Bruhns Julius, haruessmaker, dwl cor Sansom and
Greenwich
Brnmagim John, helper S. F. Glass Works, dwl 533
Natoma
BBUMAGIM JOHN W., attornev at law,, office 36
and 37 Montgomery Block, dwl 1315 Mason
Brumtield William H." attorney at law, office 612
Clay, dwl415Capp
Braml Simon, porter, 220 Cal, dwl 404 Stockton
Brumlev Charles R., smucter Golden Gate Flour
Mills, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Brumlev Chester R., ageut, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Brumley C. Jerome, clerk with G. M. Josselvu &
Co., dwl 13 O'Farrell
Brumlev M. I. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary
School, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Brumal Charles, silversmith with Koehler & Rit-
ter, 620 Merchant
Brummer C. A., carrier Morning Call, dwl 337
Bush
Brummer Charles, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Eighth and Bryant
Brummer T., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Brummet Jane Mis., dwl 36 Jessie
Bran John, baker, dwl 715 Lombard
Brune August, cigar manufacturer, 717 Sansom, dwl
NW cor Broadway and Dupont
Brune August, (Bridie & LemckeJ dwl 129 Fourth
Brune Henry, (Brune Sf Warnken) dwl 1 15 Morton
Brune & Lemcke, (August Brune and Olio LemckeJ
hairdressing saloon, 129 Fourth
Bruue & Warnken, (Henry Brune and John Warn-
ken) liquor saloon, N~W cor Kearnv and Geary
Braner Alois, (Fred. Hess <fc Co.) dwl 722 Union "
Brunei- B. P., superintendent Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Brnner John, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Brnner John, haruessmaker, 428 Pacific
Bruner William H., physician, office 23 Post, dwl
654 Folsom
Branet E., jeweler with California Jewelry Co.,
dwl 1331J Dupont
Brunier Eugene, dealer bottles, sacks and metals,
1133 Dupont, dwl 539 Vallejo
Bruning Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Bruning Christopher, miller with Eisen Brothers,
dwl 12 Stevenson
Bruning WTilliam. liquor saloon, 2 California
BRUNIXGS MARTIN, trroceries and liquors, SW
cor Mission and Third, dwl 724 Mission
Brunje John A., clerk with Herman G. Sahnke,523
Jackson
Brunjes Diedrich, groceries and liquors, San Jose
Road nr Five Mile House
Brunjes Henry, groceries and liquors, 430 Brannan
Brunjes John, clerk, dwl W s Mission nr Twenty-
sixth
Brunn Isaac R., (of Brunn & Roe, San Bernar-
dino) office 316 Sacramento, dwl SW cor Ellis
and Larkin
Brunner Adolph, clerk, 622 Kearny, dwl 1027 Clay
Brunner Jacob A., cigars and tobacco, 622 Kearny,
dwl 1H27 Clay
Brunner Louis, varieties, 314 Hayes
Brunnotte Louis, tailor, dwl 7 August Alley
Bruno Nicholas, fruits and confectionery, 405 Bdwy
Bruns Christian, physician, office and dwl 2110
Taylor
Brans Conrad, laborer, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Bruns Diedrich, cook Helvetia Hotel, dwl 348
Clementina
Bruns Diedrich, cook with Charles A. Schroder, dwl
NW cor Powell and Vandewater
Bruns Frederick, housesmith with John R. Sims,
dwl 624 Pacific
Bruns Frederick, president S. F. Stock Brewery,
(and Frederick Br7itis Jj- Bro., Bruns $• Bro.,
and Francis Scaniin & Co.) dwl SE cor Mis-
ion and Sixteeuth
Bruns Frederick & Brother, (George Bruns ) gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom and ypear,
and SE cor Mission and Sixteeeuth
Bruns George, (Frederick Bruns «$■ Bro.) dwl SE
cor Mission and Sixteenth
Bruns Henry, cabinetmaker with L.&E. Emanuel,
dwl 32 Silver
Bruns Henry, clerk with John F. Ortmann, dwl
815 Jackson
Bruns Heury, grocer, dwl SW cor Folsom and
Spear ,
Bruns Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Filbert
and Masou •
Bruns Henry, laborer, dwl 247 Spear
Bruns Henry, milkrauch,dwl Old San Jose Road nr
Thirtieth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Hats and Caps.
Brans Hermann, store bookkeeper Custom House,
dwl 125 Seventh
Bruns Hermiua; (widow) dressmaker, dwl 770
Howard
Bruns Jolm, clerk with Frederick Bruns & Brother,
dwl SVV cor Folsom and Spear
Bruns John D., cabiuetmaker, dwl 603 Pine
BRUNS N. &P., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Third and Berry
BRUNS NICHOLAS, groceries and liquors, 617
Davie, fendN. & P. Bruns) dwl SE cor Guer-
rero ana Camp
Bruns Peter, (N. & P. Bruns) dwl 14 Hafrgin
Bruns William, groceries and liquors, 422 Green
Branson Henry, ruetalroofer with H. G. Fiske, dwl
809 MarkeY
Bruustet C lurries, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Brunt William N., (Brunt # ConahanJ dwl SE
cor Sixteenth and Howai'd
Bruut & Conahan/ William N. Brunt and Francis
ConahanJ butchers, SE cor How and Seventh
Bruntsch Curl, clerk with John H. Bodeu & Co.,
dwl 919 Jackson
Brusco Gi icomo, cook with Cadenasso & Tubino,
515 Merchant
Brush Creek Gold and Silver Mining Co., office
326 Davis
Brush Albert, groceries and liquors, NE cor Tyler
and Larkiu
Brush Edward H., (Tomahs Bay Clam Co.) and
oyster depot, E s Kentucky nr Sixteenth
Brush George A., graiuer, NE" cor Clay and Mont-
gomery, dwl NE cor Larkiu and Tyler
Brush Reuben G., bookkeeper with R. B. Swain &
Co., dwl 1410 Pine
Brasher Joseph, laborer, dwl 9 Pinckney Place
Brusher Joseph, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Brusie James, collector, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-
second
Brutscher Adam M., harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl Mortou nr Dupont
Bruun T. O., packer with Kohler, Chase & Co.,
dwl 430 California
Bryan A. C, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
288 Sixth
Bryan Charles H., real estate agent, dwl N s
Twenty-third bet Mission and Capp
Bryan Dudley C, health inspector, office 521 Jack-
son, dwl 810 Stockton
Bryan Edward Jr., tinsmith with G. & W. Snook,
dwl 112 Morton
Bryan Edwin H., (Bryan & Co.) dwl 1805 Stock
Bryan E. H., physician, office 224 Kearny
Bryan Frank, clerk Hdqrs Mil Div Pac, 703 Mar-
ket, dwl 30 Kearny
Bryan Frederick, salesman with Alexander Rallies,
dwl 555 Mission
Bryan John M., stoves, tinware and manufacturer
hydraulic pipes, 130 Third, dwl 40 Natoma
Bryan Mark H., carpenter, dwl SE cor Sierra and
Indiana
Bryan O., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
Bryan P. O., carpenter, dwl 592 Stevenson
Bryan Samuel, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
BRYAN THOMAS, wiuesand liquors, 324 Sansom,
dwl 1107 Folsom
Bryan William, bookkeeper, dwl 308 Mason
Bryan William, real estate, office 324 Sansom, dwl
327 Ellis
Bryan William H., civil engineer, office 331 Mont-
gomery, dwl N 8 Sutter nr Taylor
BRYAN WILLIAM J., druggist and apothecary,
NW cor Third and Howard, (and William J.
Bryan S? Co.) dwl 1203 Howard
BRYAN WILLIAM J. & CO., apothecaries, NW
cor Second and Howard, and Grand Hotel
Bryan W7illiam J., with Tay, Brooks &. Backus, dwl
' 304 Third
Bryan & Co., (Edward H. Bryan and John T.
Coe) collectors and house brokers, 523 Kearny
Brvaus Edward, porter, dwl 124 Welsh
BRYANT A. J. &. CO., general agents Brooklyn
Life Insurance Co., office 240 Montgomery
Bryant Alexander, ( W. S? A. Bryant) dwl Folsom
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Bryant Andrew J., (A. J. Bryant & Co., and
Spawn & B.) dwl 822 Sutter
Bryant C. W., conductor City R. R.
Bryant Daniel, laborer, dwl W s Columbia bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Bryant Daniel S., (Bryant # Cook) res Oakland
Bryant George, shoeeutter with P. Kelly, dwl SE
cor Lombard and Dupont
Bryant George H., (Neville & Co.) dwl 1917
Polk
Bryant James E., (Center & B.) dwl'N s Fulton
nr Octavia
Bryant J. G. , physician, office and dwl 130 Fifth
Bryant Jolm, compositor Examiner, dwl 20 Bernard
Bryant John, cook Australia S. S. Line, dwl N s
Braunau nr Second
Bryant John, painter with W. G. Weir, dwl 22
Hayes
Bryant John, (Bryant, Strahan & Co.) dwl 20191,
Howard
Bryant Mahala M., teacher, dwl 20 Metcalf Place
Bryant Robert, civil engineer, dwl 748 Folsom
Bryant Samuel, (colored) waiter, dwl Green bet Polk
and Larkin
Bryant Sophronia, (widow) dwl 471 Clementina
BRYANT, STRAHAN & CO., (John Bryant,
Simon Strahan and E. Bruce Cooper) wood
carving and turning, 30 and 32 California, and
218 Steuart
Bryant W. & A., box manufacturers, cor Seven-
teenth and Shotwell
Bryant Warren, (W. 8? A. .Bryant) dwl W s Fol-
som bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Bryant W. D., conductor, dwl 29 Austin
Bryant William, boilermaker Uniou Iron Works,
dwl 411 Pacific
Bryant William F. , bookkeeper with David Con-
rad, dwl American Exchange.
Bryant William J., (colored) physician, office cor
Pacific aud Stockton, dwl 903* Broadway
Bryant William L., (William L. Bryant & Go.)
dwl 1117 Bryant
Bryant William L. & Co., gents' furnishing goods,
21 New Montgomery
BRYANT & COOK. (Daniel S. Bryant and David
S. Cook) commission merchants, 306 Davis
Bryant — See Briant aud Bryan
Bryce Edward, driver Bamber & Co's Express, res
Alameda
Bryden George, drayman, 415 Front
Bryden George, tinsmith, dwl 1246 Folsom
Bryden James W., tinsmith with Brittau, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 566 Howard
Brydges Marshal C, stoves aud tinware, 203 Sec-
ond, dwl SE cor Third and Verona
Bryn Frederick, captain scow Osceola, dwl 32 Fred-
erick
Bryngelson Peter, laborer, dwl cor Central and
Ford
BRYSON C. W., (Reed & J3.; dwl 527 Fourth
Brysou James, groceries, SW cor Hyde and Post,
' dwl 520 Oak
Brysou William, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
& Co., dwl 17 Natoma
Buch Frederick, musician Alhambra Theater, dwl
1412 Jackson
Buch Jacob S., merchant, office 521 Front
Buchanan Fiuley, bruslmiaker S. F. Brush Factory,
dwl 29 Commercial
Buchanan James, grainer, dwl 1104 Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Buchanan John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Jones and
Bernard
Buchanan John, collector Vallejo Street Wharf,
dwl 571 Howard
Buchanan John, laborer with Frederick Schmid, dwl
52* Pacific
Buchanan Joseph, office -with John McCombe, 502
Montgomery, dwl E s Shotwell nr Nineteenth
Buchanan Sarah A., (widow) dwl 511 Shotwell
Buchanan William, brnsbmaker S. F. Brush Fac-
tory, dwl 29 Commercial
Buchanan William G., bootmaker with United
Workingmen'sBoot and Shoe Co., dwl 519 Jessie
Buche Conrad, trussmaker with J. H. A. Folkers &
Bro., dwl 633 Mission
Buchert George, shipcarpenter, dwTl SW cor Tay-
lor and Chestnut.
Buchholtz Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Buchholz Augustus, blacksmith with Barz & Suhl,
dwl 530 Pacific
Buchholz Henrv, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl 10 Gardiner
Buchholz Henry, tinsmith with Charles Brown, dwl
536 Jessie
Bucbiuor Norman, laborer with superintendent of
public streets, dwl 571 Stevenson
Buchtenkirchen Adolph, salesman with Ernest Ess-
mann, dwl 906 Stockton
Buck Daniel, mining secretary, office 511 California,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Buck George, engineer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
N s Sierra nr Maryland
Buck George, expreeswagon, NW cor Montgomery
and Clay, dwl 314 Third
Buck H, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
cor Eighth and Bryant
Buck Henry, gilder, 813 Washington, dwl Ns Val-
lejo bet Dupont and Kearny
Buck John, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
Rauech bet Seventh and Eighth
Buck John, teamster, dwl Ns Bush bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Buck Johu, (Ohlandl & Go.) dwl Es Jersey nr
Butte
Buck Joshua S.. engineer, dwl 71 Clementina
Buck Louis, merchant, dwl 7 Carlos Place
Buck Minna, (widow) dwl cor Bran and Eleventh
Buck William, captain schooner Onward, 1 Market
Buck William, stairbuihler with N. P. Langlaud,
dwl Fourth nr Freelon
Buckarovich Peter, coffee saloon, NE cor Clay and
Drunim
Buckbee Charles A. Rev., pastor Fifth Baptist
Chinch, dwl 2217 Howard
Buckbee Johu R., dwl 408 Capp
Buckbee Spencer C, clerk with P. D. Code & Co.,
dwl 2217 Howard
Buckelew Ansel S., watch and chronometermaker,
i'l I Sansom, dwl 43 Second
BUCKEYE <;. A S. M. CO., (Lyon Co., Nev.J
office 4d2 Montgomery
Bnckhardt G., merchant, dwl 412 Sixth
Bucking Diedrich, ( Lconhard <$• B., and Bucking
& Co.) dwl 412 Drumm
Bucking Frederick, cabinetmaker with Field &
Frei, dwl NE cor Bitch and Brannan
Bucking John,, (Bucking Sf Pihter) dwl 515 Bry-
ant
Bucking & Co., (Diederich Bucking and Christian
Postel) groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific
and Taylor
Bucking & Pilster, (John Bucking and Henry Pil-
ster) groceries and liquors, 515 Bryant
Buckingham A melius E., salesman, 223 Montgom-
ery, dwl 717 Bush
Buckingham Charles E., broker, dwl 331 Kearny
Buckingham Thomas H., (Buckingham & Hecht J
dwl 505 Van Ness Avenue
Buckingham William H, clerk, dwl 410 Kearny
Buckingham William P., clerk with Buckingham
&. Hecht, dwl 505 Van Ness Avenue
Buckingham & Hecht, (Thomas H. Buckingham
and Isaac and Louis Hecht J wholesale boot
manufacturers, NW cor Haight and Gough
Buckley Alfred A., clerk- with McAllisters <fc Ber-
gin, dwl 407 Natoma
Bucklev Andrew, pressman with H. S. Crocker &
Co., dwl 127 Shipley
Buckley Andrew Jr., porter with John C. Morri-
son Jr., dwl 127 Shipley
Buckley Catherine M. A., ('widow) dwl 1103 Jack
Buckley Cornelius, expresswagon, NE cor Folsom
and Steuart
Buckley Daniel, (Stewart & B.J dwl 219 Stevenson
Buckley Daniel, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Buckley Daniel, miller, dwl 228 Jessie
Buckley Daniel, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Buckley David, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Buckley David, porter with A. C. Dietz &. Co., dwl
12 Anthony
Buckley Edmund, plasterer, dwl 731 California
Buckley Edward, proprietor Buckley's Varieties,
SW cor Kearny and Sacramento, dwl SW cor
Kearny and Clay
Buckley Edward J., actor California Theater, dwl
407" Clementina
BUCKLEY EDWARD P., license collector City
and Countv, office 7 City Hall, first floor, dwl
2006 Poweil
Buckley Edward R., bricklayer, dwl SW cor Har-
rison and Chesley
Buckley Ellen, (widow) furnished rooms. 407 Clem
Bucklev Frank, carpenter, dwl W s Devisadero nr
Turk
Buckley J., dwl N s Point Lobos Road
Buckley James, (James & William Buckley) dwl
N s Green nr Polk
Buckley James & William, brickyard, W s Polk
n r Green
Bucklev James E., bricklayer, and contractor and
builder, dwl 344 Seventh
Buckley Jane, (widow) saloon, SE cor Bay and
Jones
Buckley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 231 First
Buckley Jeremiah J., porter, 15 Sansoni, dwl S s
Fell bet Scott and Devisadero
Buckley John, carpenter, dwl 411 Sansom
Buckley Johu, clerk, dwl 311 Bryant
Buckley John, cook, dwl 925 Broadway
Buckley John, laundry man with S.F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Buckley John, miner, dwl 407 Natoma
Buckley John A., boilermaker, dwl 407 Natoma
Buckley John H., cooper with Sweeney & Connor,
dwl 925 Broadway
Buckley John L., bookkeejier, 217 Battery, dwl 407
Clementina
Buckley Julia Mrs., actress California Theater, dwl
407 Clementina
Buckley M. B., salesman, 28 Kearny, dwl 14 Ellis
Buckley M. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 36 Geary
Buckley Michael, blacksmith, dwl 37 Frederick
Buckley Michael, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Buckley Michael, clerk with William H. Freeborn,
NE cor Kearny and Washington
Buckley Michael, helper Union Iron Works
Bucklev Michael, nightwatchman Central P. R. R.,
dw'l 321 Third
Buckley Michael, porter with L. & M. Sachs & Co.,
dwl S s Ellis bet Scott and Devisadero
Buckley Patrick, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Rausch nr Folsom
Buckley Patrick, laborer, dwl 925 Broadway
Buckley Patrick, laborer, Jdwl S 8 Bush bet Baker
and Lyons
Buckley Patrick, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery
Buckley Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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129
Buckley Timothy, hostler with John Parrott, 620
Folsom
Buckley Timothy, hostler with T. H. Hatch & Co.,
dw'11311 Pine
Buckley William, (James & William Buckley)
dwl N s Green nr Polk
Buckley William E., messenger with Edward F.
Hall & Co., dwl 731 California
Bucklin John W., insurance agent, dwl 319 Stockton
BUCKMAN BROTHERS, (George A. and Harry
L.J Capital Saloon ,226 Montgomery
Buckman George A., (Buckman Bros.) dwl 323
Kearny
Buckman Harry L., (Buckman Bros.) 226 Mont
Buckmann D. Henry, porter with D.N.&E. Walter
& Co.. dwl 309 Main
Buckmann Henry, porter Pacific Refinery, dwl 14
Valparaiso
Buckmaster John J., lather, dwl 249 Stevenson
Bucknall George J., dermatologist, office 523
Kearny, dwl 812 Bush
Bucknam Charles, salesman with J. W. Davidson
& Co., dwl 308 Sutter
Bucknam Clara, teacher Riucou Grammar School,
dwl 830 Folsom
Bucknam Ezra T., stoves and tinware, 22 Steuart,
dwl 850 Folsom
Bucknam Meldon, clerk steamer Salinas, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Bnckner A. C. Mrs., hairdresser, dwl 589 Market
Buckner Charles, cabinetmaker, 110 Sixth
Buckner Charles, carpenter, 21 Geary, dwl 105
Garden
Buckner Emeline, ladies' hairdressing, 1023 How
Buckner Thomas Jr., clerk with Charles Mayer,
dwl 846 Folsom
Buckstone Frank, carpenter, dwl 1316 Broadway
BUDD WAYMAN C, stockbroker, office 440 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 15 Guy»Place
Budder Theodore, seaman, dwl 6 Natorna
Buddington Walter, pilot, dwl 246 Third
Budelmau William, solicitor Chicago Hotel, dwl N
E cor Davis and Jackson
Budge Richard F., Spanish interpreter and transla-
tor, office and dwl 728 Montgomery
Budzzileui Mary, (widow) tailoress, dwl 562 Mission
Buehler Jacob M., pastor German Lutheran
Church, dwl 953 Mission
Buel Frederick Rev., agent California Bible So-
ciety, 757 Market, res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Buell Christian C, engineer Sanitarium Baths, dwl
2114 Powell
Buena & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 723
Sacramento
BUENA VISTA PARK, \ mile south Masonic
Cemetery
BUENA VISTA VINICULTURAL SOCIETY,
office 409 Battery
Buerman Frederick, bookkeeper with F. Mandle-
baum, dwl 2017 Mason
Buesiug Ernest, druggist, dwl 129 Jackson
Buessard Jules, (Buessard & Sclieggia) dwl 824
Montgomery
Buessard & Sclieggia (Jules Buessard and Charles
Sckeggia) importers and wholesale and retail
dealers French and native wines, 824 Mont
Buetner Hermann, musician, dwl 1511 Mason
BUFFANDEAU EMILE B., bookkeeper and
general agent, office 526Merch, dwl 1223 Turk
BUFFINGTON JOHN M.,mining secretary, office
37 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 137 Silver
Buffingtou William H, clerk with Albert Dibblee,
dwl 137 Silver
Bufford Henry L., agent Contra Costa Laundry
Association, dwl W s Bartlett bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Bufford James L., dwl 505 Sutter
Bufford Samuel F., (IS. F. Laundry Association)
dwl 505 Sutter
Buffum A. C, physician, office 33 Kearny, dwl
Rnss House
Buffum John W., miner, dwl 637 Howard
Bngan A., saloon, San Bruno Road
Bugbee Charles L., (S. C. Bugbee& Son) res Oak-
land
Bugbee John S., (Scripture & B.) attorney at law
and commissioner deeds for Massachusetts, office
323 California, dwl 14 Hawthorne
Bugbee S. C, ( S. C. Bugbee & Son) dwl 641 Har-
rison
Bugbee S. C. Mrs., president Ladies' Uuited Aid
Society, office SW cor Sutter and Powell
BUGBEE S. C. & SON, (Charles L. Bugbee) arch-
itects, office 402 Montgomery, room 27
Bugbee Sumner W., business agent, office 402
Montgomery, dwl 641 Harrison
Buhl John, dwl 218 Pacilic
Buhler August, apothecary and chemist, cor Market
and Taylor
Buhler John F., shoemaker, 529 Jackson
Buhlert Albert, deputy superintendent Odd Fellows'
Cemetery, dwl E s Devisadero nr Geary
Buhlert Julius, secretary Grocers' Protective Union,
office 1 1 4 Kearny , dwl 735 Clay
Buhlman Elize Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 433 Union
Buhmerer Frederick, cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 113 Silver
Buhr Benjamin, driver with Bulletti & Selna, dwl
34 Second
Buhrmeister Henry, bathman with F. Zeile. dwl
528 Pacific
Buhrmeister John, re-packer with E. T. Anthony
& Co., dwl 229 Sutter
Buick John, painter, dwl 1427 Geary
Buist William, porter, 111 Battery, dwl 532 How
Bujan A., saloon, San Bruno Road nr toll gate
Buker Livy K., clerk, 304 Montgomery, dwl Hall
Place nr Jackson
Buking George E., cabinetmaker, dwl 638 Pacific
Bulard D. B., (widow) dwl E s Webster nr Ellis
Buldeman Adolph, cook, dwl NE cor Bush and
Franklin
Bulger John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
260 Clementina
Bulger John, groceries and liquors, 448 Clementina
Bulger John, laborer with Graves & Co., W s Long
Bridge
Bulger John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl -148
Clementina
Bulger Martin ( Deacon & B.) dwl 15 Rues
Bulger Patrick, expresswagon, cor Sixth and Mar-
ket, dwl S s Boyd nr Chesley
Bulkeley L. E., attorney at law, office 603 Washing-
ton, dwl 919 Stockton
Bulkley Ichabod, clerk with C. A. Hooper & Co.,
dwl SE cor Fourth & Berry
Bulkley Milton, (Sherwood, B. & Co.) dwl W 8
Capp bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
BULL ALPHEUS, president Gould & Curry Silver
M. Co., 22 Merchants' Exchange, dsslJNE cor
Leavenworth and Francisco
Bull James, tailor, 229 Third
Bull John, carpenter H. C. League, 12aKearny
Bulland Benoit, (Boutinon & B.) dwl 530 Merch
Bullard G. C, carpenter H. C. League, J28 Kearny
Bullard James A., bookkeeper with J. H. Bullard,
dwl E s Hyde bet Filbert and Greenwich
Bullard James H., produce commission, 228> Clay,
dwl E s Hyde bet Filbert and Greenwich
Bullard Margaret, (widow) furnished rooms,. 131
Morton
Bullard William P., clerk, 3 Front, dwl Es Hyde
bet Filbert and Greenwich
Bulles H. N., carpenter H. C. League, dwl 1025
Mission
Bullett Helen, housekeeper, 1325 Washington
Bulletti Constantino, (Bulletti # Selna} dwl 1714
Dupont
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
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WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
130
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BTJLLETTI & SELNA, (Constantino Bullet/i
and Ubaldo Sebia) fruits, Pacific Fruit Market,
Bullis Edward A., clerk with Sumner C. Blake, dwl
till Union, rear
Bullis H. M., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bnllivuut Herbert E., porter, 31 Battery, dwl 12'3
Garden
Bullock Ezekiel, woodturner with Kimball Manu-
facturing Company, dwl Silver nr Fourth
Bullock Frank D., (Bullock & Jones) dwl 423
Sutter
Bullock Jobn H., millwright, dwl 1017 Mason
Bullock L. L., ex-tide land commissioner, dwl 232
Francisco
Bullock Michael, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bullock William, dwl What Cheer House
BULLOCK & JONES, (Frank D. Bullock and
John L. Jones) gents" furnishing goods and
merchant tailors, 421 Montgomery
Bullwinkle John F., (Bvlhvinkle $? Co.) dwl NW
cor Louisa and Haywood
Bu'lwinkle <fe Co., (John F. Bullwinkle and Jake
Mehrtens) groceries and liquors, NW cor Louisa
and Haywood
Bulmore Robert R., salesman with David Porter,
dwl 1206 Jackson
Bulow William, upholsterer, dwl 46 Second
Bulson John, engineer tugboat Rabboni, dwl 1001
Folsom
Bnlsted John, laborer, dwl 262K Clementina, rear
Bumat James, butcher with Alphonse Geautit, dwl
1202 Dupont
Bumm George S. , local policeman, 101 Montgomery,
dwl 519 Ellis
Bumm George W., (J. M. Crane & Co.) dwl 531
Geary
Bumpus Peleg, miner, dwl 810 Vallejo
Bunce William, bookkeeper with Hobbs, Gilmore
&. Co., dwl 1320 Sacramento
Bundshu Charles, bookkeeper with Smith, Brown &
Co., dwl 620 Vallejo
Bundy James, farmer, dwl 116 O'Farrell
Bundy John H., porter U. S. B. Mint, dwl cor Six-
teenth and Utah
Bundy Thomas, (colored) hogranch, dwl NE cor
Sixteenth and Utah
Bundy William, (colored) jobber, dwl 1021 Pacific
Bnneman Henry, (Bnneman $■ Co.) dwl 802 Union
Bunenian & Co., (Henry Bnneman and Jacob
Tautphaus) wholesale wines and liquors, 407
Commercial
Bungart Joseph, painter, dwl 728 Market
Bunker Alfred W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., dwl 611 Mason
Bunker Cromwell, porkpacker with R. F. Bunker,
dwl 1188 Broadway
Bunker David, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
NW cor Howard and Steuart
Bunker Frederick H., butcher with R. F. Bunker,
dwl 1 190 Broadway
Bunker Frederick R., bookkeeper with John W.
Brnmagim, dwl 1517 Stockton
Bunker George F., draftsman with Deacon &
Bulger, dwll3De Boom
Bunker George H., carpenter, dwl 559 Bryant
Bunker Harriet J. Miss, furnished rooms, "421 Post,
rear
Banker Henry E., melter and refiners' department
U.S. B. Mint, dwl 223 First
Bunker Henry S., (Bunker & Wheeler) dwl N s
Mission bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Bunker James A., fisherman, dwl Boston House
Bunker Joseph W., drayman, NW cor Front and
Clay, dwl American Exchange
Bunker Paul, delivery clerk with Pool &, Harris,
dwl S s California bet Webster and Buchanan
Bunker Robert F., porkpacker and curer meats, 74
and 75 Califoruia Market, dwl 610 Leav
Bunker Sarah E., (widow) dwl 13 De Boom
collector Pacific Street Wharf.
., Bulletin editorial rooms, dwl
Bunker Thomas C
dwl 621 Clay-
Bunker William I
114 Perry
BUNKER & WHEELER, (Henry S. Bunker and
Henry T. Wheeler) ship and customhouse brok-
ers, 512 Battery
Bunn Charles C, clerk, dwl 740 Howard
Bunnell Edwin F., dentist, office 319 Kearny, res
Fruit Vale
Bunnell James S., auditing deparment Wells,
Fargo &, Co.'s fast freight office, dwl 1594 j Bush
Bunner Stephen, policeman City Hall, dwl 173
Perry
Buusen Andrew, laborer, bds 29 First.
Bunting Edward P., seaman, bds 32 Steuart
Bunting Joseph, merchant, dwl 407 Folsom
Bunton Richard, porter Brooklyn Hotel
Buuty Joseph A., (colored) bootblack with John
Stable, dwl cor Sixteenth and Utah, Potrero
Bunyan Dennis, glassblower Pacific Glass Works,
dwl Mariposa, Potrero
Bunyan Thomas, packer Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Mariposa, Potrero
Burbery William, decorative painter, dwl 806 Green
Burbridge Samuel L., third officer N. P. Trans. Co's
Co.'s S. S. Orizaba '
Burch Alexander, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Burch Joseph, laborer, dwl Es Castro nr Eighteenth
Burch Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Burch Ross, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Burchal Henry, pianofortemaker, dwl 539 Howard
Burcham John, farmer, dwl 208 Tyler
Bnrchell Samuel, laborer, dwl 728 Market
Burchert Rodolpb, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Burckes Henry W., carpenter, dwl 10S Turk
Burckes Samuel S., real estate,, dwl 12 Ellis
Burckes Warren H., clerk with Payot, Upham &
Co., dwl 108 Turk
Burd Lawrence, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Burdell Galen, dentist, office 629 Clay, res Petaluma
Burdell Harvey/ Fenn& B.) res Napa Soda Springe
Burdett Peter, butcher, dwl 730 Minna
Burdick Edward F., clerk, 3U9 Sansome, dwl 322
Tyler
Burdick Jared C, (Petlit & Co.) dwl 209 Dmmrn
Burdick John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar «fe Co.,
NW cor Howard and Steuart
Burdick Joseph D.. agent with Chenery, Souther &
Co., dwl Willow Avenue
Burdick Stephen W., mate steamer Antelope
Burdick William, manufacturer curtain rollers aud
broom handles, W s Drumm nr California, dwl
409 Brannan
Burdon Thomas, bookkeeper with Moody & Farish,
dwl W s Octavia bet Broadway and Vallejo
Burfeind John, (Martin Burfeind & Bro.) dwl
SW cor Francisco and Mason
Burfeind Martin, (Martin Burfeind & Bro.) dwl
2217 Mason
Burfeind Martin & Brother, (John Burfeind) liq-
uor saloon, SW cor Francisco aud Mason
Burg Charles, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Burt; Kmile, bookkeeper with John G. Nelson, dwl
330 Minna
Burgane Charles, gunsmith with Wilson A- Evans,
dwl 709 Mission
Burge Ann, (widow) dwl 17 Freelon
Barge Robert K., blacksmith, dwl 617 Grove
Burgev Jacob, barber, dwl Prescott House
Binges Tristam, register clerk Probate Court, dwl
731 Bush
Burgess Charles A., salesman, 421 Montgomery,
dwl 721 California
Burgess Charles E., bookkeeper with Cyrus Adams,
dwl 326 O'Farrell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor Bush and Market.
C. P. ViN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
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131
Burgess C. M., hostler Cliff House, dwl S s Point
Lobos Road
Burgess Henry, fishdealer, dwl S s Serpentine Av-
enue nr Bryant
Bnryess Hubert, teacher drawing Public Schools,
dwl 1 15 Stockton
Bargees James Edwin, cook with Berend H. Boer,
dwl S s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Burgess Michael, laborer Ce"nt. P. R. R., dwl 318|
Ritch
Burgess Oscar O., physician, office and dwl 523 Fol
Burgess Robert, laborer, dwl 327 Beale
Burgess T., stablekeeper, Cliff House
Burgess Thomas, laundryman with S. P. Laundry
Ass'n. dwl SW cor Fillmore and Turk
Burgess William, cook with M. Kibbe, dwl 51(3
Montgomery
Burgemeister August, tinware, 143 Second
Bnrghgren Nels, tailor, dwl 742 Pine
Burgon Kaspar, laborer, dwl 133 Broadway
Burgon William, cook, dwl 16:2 Minna
Burlians D. C, baguiaker with Neville & Co., dwl
314 Post
Burie Frank, lumberman with Pope & Talbot, dwl
565 Howard
Burk David, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Burk J. J., bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass n, 234
Sutter
Burk John, laborer, dwl 54 First
Burk Julia Mrs., dwl '2025 Polk
Burk M.. policeman Alms House
Burk William, laborer Front Street M. & 0. R.R.,
dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Burkardt & Newman, (Max Burkardt and Hen-
ry Neictnan) publishers Humorist, 523 Kearny
BURKARDT MAX, importer engravings and man-
ufacturer frames, 545 Wash, (and Burkardt &
Newman,) dwl 627 Commercial
Burke Alfred I., stationer, dwl NE cor Filbert and
Jones
Burke Barbara, (widow) dwl NE cor Filbert and
Jones
Burke Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 28 Moss, rear
Burke Catherine, (widow) dwl 150 Clara
Burke C. D., (Lewis & B.J dwl Overland House
Burke Charles I , contractor with Wood Preserving
Co., dwl 351 Jessie
Burke David, cabinetmaker, N s Folsomnr Sixth
Burke David, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Burke Edmund, dwlN s North Point nr Larkin
Burke Edmund W., clerk with White & Bauer,
dwl NE cor Jones and Filbert
Burke Ethelbert, deputy-collector Custom House,
dwl 722 Turk
Burke Fanny, laundress with S. F. Laundry Ass'n,
dwl SW cor Fillmore and Turk
Burke Garret, carpenter, dwl 310 Eighth
Burke Gilbert, hostler Fashion Stable, dwl 530
Second
Burke Henry, conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl 558
Natoma
Burke J., domestic Lick House
Burke James, heater Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Burke James, laborer, dwl 228 Clementina, rear
Burke James, laborer, dwl 718 Clementina
Burke James, packer with Harvey 6l Co., dwl N s
Clementina nr Second
Burke James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
NE cor Howard and Steuart
Burke James, porter Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 20 Willow Avenue
Burke James, tailor, dwl 1318 Kearnv
BURKE JAMES C, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth
and Perry, dwl 421 Fourth
Bm&e John, bellman Occidental Hotel
Burke John, blacksmith, dwl 963 Folsom
Burke John, cook, dwl 258 Jessie
Burke John, dry goods, 634 Market, dwl 20 Mont
Burke John, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Mar-
ket, dwl 30 Langton
Burke John, tilecutter Pacific File Works, dwl 9
Minna
Burke John, gardener, dwl 36 Garden
Burke John, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl 1208
Mission
Burke Johu, hostler Market Street R.R., dwl Val-
encia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Burke John, laborer, dwl 909 Battery, rear
Burke John, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 947
Missiou
Burke John, laborer, dwl S s Lombard bet Sausom
and Montgomery
Burke John, laborer with Reynolds & Ford, dwl
S 8 Twentieth bet Church and Dolores
Burke John, teamster with William Kerr, dwl 903
Battery-
Burke John, varnisher with J. Strahle & Co., dwl
727 Minna
Burke John, waiter, 640 Market, dwl 87 Stevenson
Burke John E., U. S. mail agent, S. F. post office
Burke John H., conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl 458
Natoma
Burke Johu H., musician, dwl E s Stockton nr Green-
wich
Burke John I., builder, dwl 7 Yerba Buena, rear
Burke John P., machinist S.P.R.R., dwl 130 Dora
Burke Joseph, carpenter with Union Foundry, dwl
32j Harriet ,
Burke Joseph, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 32|
Harriet
Burke Julius, bootmaker, dwl 266 Stevenson
Burke Martin, laborer, dwl 11 Vincent.
Burke Martin J., (Madixnn fy Burke, and Madison,
Burke & Co.) dwl 714 Leavenworth
Burke Mary, (widow) dwl 445 First
Burke Matthew, lumber stevedore, dwl 2 Cal, rear
Burke Michael, (Gordon \ B.J dwl 150 Clara
Burke Michael, dwl Ws Sixth nr Brannan
Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 47 Minna
Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 216 Mission
Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 406 Capp
Burke Michael P., baker with Malone & Wilson,
dwl 61 g Shipley
Burke Nancy, (widow) furnished rooms, 211 Fourth
Burke Nicholas J., baker, dwl 515 Stockton
Burke P., dwl What Cheer House
Burke Patrick, laborer, dwl Ss Serpentine Avenue
ur Capp
Burke Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 63
Stevenson
Burke Patrick-, teamster with Union Foundry, dwl
4U0 Severn h
Burke Richard, tauner with C. O'Dounell, dwl 606
Third
Burke Robert, policeman City Hall, dwl 1105 Mont
Burke Stephen, coachman with James S. Kennedy,
dwl N s Clementina nr Third
Burke Thomas, carpenter, dwl 517 Vallejo
Burke Thomas, drayman, and exlraman steamer No.
6, S.F.F.D., dwl Ss Folsom bet Fifth and Sixth
Burke Thomas, laborer, dwl 10 Houston
Burke Thomas, laborer, dwl Ss Eleventh Avenue
nr Q, South S. F.
Burke Thomas, poulterer, dwl 939 Folsom
Burke Thomas, ( Burke 8f King) dwl SW cor Fell
and Fillmore
Burke Thomas F., gasfitter with Thomas Day, dwl
13)8 Kearny
Burke William, carmaker with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 209 Tehama
Burke William, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
cor Russ and Natoma
Burke William, policeman, City Hall, dwl 122
Shipley
Burke William, tackmaker, dwl 29 First
Burke William A., pattern maker, dwl NE cor Clay
and Jones
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLEEY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
132
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BURKE WILLIAM F., importer, manufacturer
and retail boots and shoes, NW cor Montgomery
and Pine, dwl 1213 Clay
Burke William F., musical instrument maker, 523
Pine, dwl Ss Clay nr Jones
Burke William G., mail clerk Evening Bulletin, dwl
NE cor Joins and Filbert
Burke William John, policeman City Hall, dwl 51?
Vallejo
Burke & King, ( Thomas Burke and Patrick King)
house and sign painters, 1065 Market
Burkelt Alexander, ( Sperry <fe Co.) res Stockton
Burkhalter Erasmus, conductor N. B. & M. B. 11.,
dwl 829 Folsom
Burkhardt Christian, Union Bakery, 1216 Pacilic
Burkbardt Frederick, carpenter, dwl Ws Hon" Ave-
nue bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Burkhart II. E. Mrs, dwl 15 Sutter
Burkhead William N., compositor Bulletin, dwl 2fig
Kearny
Barley Edward, farmer, dwl Ws Webster nr Ellis
Burley John F., goldbeater, dwl 915 Sacramento, rear
Burley Robert, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Burley Robertson, shipwright, dwl 1 Welsh
Bailing James W., (Burling & Bro.J dwl 1218 Fol
Bulling William, (Burling fy Bro.j dwl 1335 Fol
BURLING & BROTHER, (William and James
II '. Burling J stockbrokers, office 428 California
Burmeister Alrich, (Burmeistet <£• MehrtensJ dwl
NW cor California and Leavenworth
Bunneister CSns, tailor, 228 Brannan
Burmeister Henry, laborer, dwl 235 Sutter
Burmeister Henry .Occidental Restaurant, 536 Wash-
ington, dwl 507 Filbert
Burmeister Joseph, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schrei-
ber & Co., dwl 1505 Powell
Burmeister & Mehrtens, (A/rich Burmeister and
August Mehrtens) groceries and liquors, NW
cor California and Leavenwrorth
Bnrmester F. H., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Bnrmester Henry, carpenter, dwl Ss Borland bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Bnrmester John, clerk with Peter J. Postel, dwl
SW cor Mission and Twenty-third
Burmingham P. S., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Burnap John, •groceries, crockery and hardware,
425 Davis, dwl 420 Leavenworth
Burnell Thomas, laborer, dwl 165 Tehama
Burnell William A., drayman with Nathaniel F.
Marsh, dwl 310| Ritch
Burner Henry, painter with Frost & Richards, dwl
W s Laskie nr Mission
Burnett A. S., dwl 502 Powell
Burnett Douglass, lawstudent with John M. Bur-
nett, dwl 504 Powell
Burnett Frederick A., barkeeper with M. Kibbe,
dwl 415 Clementina
Burnett George, cattle broker, dwl 532 Valencia
BURNETT 6. G., apothecary and druggist, 330
Montgomery, dwl 2506 Sacramento
Burnett James, mariner, dwl 15 Clarence Place
Burnett John, watchman Government Warehouse,
Front Street Wharf
Burnett John M., attorney-at-law, office 57 and 58
Exchange Building, dwl 1901 Polk
Burnett Joseph, driver Market St. R. R., dwl Val-
encia nr Seventeenth
Burnett L., clerk, dwl 783 Market
Burnett Lizzie Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 1608 Bush
Burnett Mary, (widow) dwl E s Leavenworth bet
Union and Filbert
Burnett Patrick, with J. Kearnv, dwl 27 Ritch
BURNETT PETER H., president Pacific Bank,
NW cor Sausom and Pine, dwl 610 Jones
Burnett R. D., dwl 502 Powell
Burnett Simon, tailor, dwl 412 Jones
Burnett Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 227 Second
Burnett Thomas, laborer, dwl 27 Ritch, rear
BURNETT WELLINGTON C, City and County
attorney, office 13 City Hall, third floor, dwl 60*0
Sutter
Burnett William, mechanical engineer, office cor
Fremont and Natoma, dwl 1898 Broadway
Burnett William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Burngard Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Burnliam Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Burnham Henry, painter with Frost & Richards
Burnliam James W., (James W. Burnham & Co.)
dwl Ws Dolores bet Twenty-second and Twenty
third
BURNHAM JAMES W. & Co., (John L. and
Henry Eckley) importers carpets, upholstery
goods, oil cloth and paperbaugings, 618 Market
and 17 Post
Burnham Samuel S., wheelwright, dwl 222^ Ritch
Burnham William F., upholsterer with Bardie &
Fredericks, dwl 115 Sixth
Burnham William S., sailmaker with Harding &
Brann, dwl 1250 Montgomery
Burnham Z. W., salesman with Sanderson & Horn,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Burnlioldt Benedict, waiter Thalia Verein, dwl 228
Bush
Burnlv Antonio, cook brig Willimantic.pier 9 Steuart
Burns" , driver Front St. M. & O. R. R.
Burns . driver Central R. R.
Burns A. M., mariue surveyor, dwl 1021 Bush
Burns Andrew, watchman with R. & J. Morton, dwl
423 Hyde
Burns Barbara, (widow) dwl 70 Jessie
Burns Bernard, steward, dwl 311 Pacific
Burns Bernard, stonecutter, dwl 421 Fifth
Burns B. J., agent Stetefeldt Furnace Co., office
41 1 ^ California
Burns Bryan, laborer, aud extraman Steamer No. 7,
S. F.'F. D., dwl Es Sixteenth bet Valencia
and Guerrero
Burns Catharine, (widow) dwl 24 Clinton
Burns Christopher, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl
136 Natoma
Burns Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
N s Point Lobos Road
Burns Daniel, foreman whipmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 223 Stevenson
Burns Daniel, painter, dwl 115 Second
Burns David, miller with Sprague & Wainwright,
dwl 32 Fremont
Burns David, teamster, dwl 6 O'Farrell Alley
Burns Dennis, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Burns D. P., carpenter, dwl Sullivan nr Cortland
Avenue, Bernal Heights
Burns Edward, expresswagon, dwl 316 Capp
Burns Edward, workman Pacific Iron Works, dwl
1 Agnes Place nr Vallejo
Burns Ellen Mrs., dwl 1910 Polk
Burns Eugene, expresswagon, NW cor Jackson and
Dupont, dwl 19 Stone
Burns Francis J., engineer, dwl' W s Bryant Ave-
nue bet Harrison and Bryant
Burns Hannah, domestic, dwl 804 Geary
Burns Henry, (Boh/J's & B.) dwl 240 Green
limns Henry, boots aud shoes, 210 Third, res Oak-
land
Burns Henry, waiter, dwl 551 Mission
Bnwis Henry J-, deputy sheriff, City Hall, dwl N e
Dorland nr Church
Burns Hillery, (colored) (Bums Sf Bro.) dwl 24
Mary
Burns Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, dwl 227 Geary
Burns James, blacksmith, dwl 311 Pacific
Burns James, horseshoe nailmaker with Patrick
Brannan, dwl 10 William
Burns James, laborer with De Vries & Chase
Burns James, laundryman Cosmopolitan Hotel
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO [13] DIRECTORY
133
Burns James, miner, dwl 814 Sanson)
Burns James, seaman ship Germania, Rincon Wharf
Burns James F., drayman, 112 Battery, dwl La-
guna ur McAllister
Burns James T., shoecutter with Orrin Jones, dwl
15 Harrison
Burns J. D., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Burns John, (Bums $- Go.) dwl h s Page nr La-
guua
Burns John, dwl E s Harrison bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Burns John, boatbuilder with Martiu Vice, dwl 529
Mission
Burns John, boarding and lodging, S s Berry nr
Third
Burns John, clerk, dwl 114 Clinton
Burns John, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 506 Hayes
Burns John, fireman steamer Kalorama, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Burns John, hostler with P. A. Fiuigau, dwl 210
Mason
Burns John, laborer, dwl 303 Howard
Burns John, laborer, dwl 1432 Pacific
Burns John, porter Moses Taylor, Australia S. S.
Line
Bums John, saddler, dwl 710 Kearny
Burns John, teamster, dwl N s Twelfth Avenue nr
N, South S. F.
Burns John C, carpenter, dwl 661 Howard
Burns John F., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Burns John H., policeman City Hall, dwl SW cor
Broadway and Davis
Burns John T., teamster, dwl N s O'Farrell nr La-
guna
Burns Joseph, dwl 903 Sacramento
Burns Joseph, carman with Charles E. Haseltine,
dwl 36 Steuart
BuniB Joseph, hackdriver, dwl E s Bourbon Place
bet Ellis and Eddy
Burns Joseph A., carpenter, dwl Thirteenth Avenue
nr M, South S. F.
Burns K. Mrs., dwl 783 Market
Burns Lewis, bricklayer, dwl 641 Washington
Burns Margaret, (widow) dwl 257 Stevenson
Burns Martiu, laborer, dwl 301 Beale
Burns Martiu, laborer, dwl W s White bet Green
and Vallejo
Burns Marv Miss, real estate, dwl N s Natoma nr
Tenth *
Burns Michael, espresswagon, cor Montgomery
and California, dwl 270 Clary
Burns Michael, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth
and Tehama, dwl 213 Sixth
Burns Michael, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Bums Michael, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co.,dwl219Miuna
Burns Myra, (widow) nurse, dwl 669 Mission
Burns Owen, teamster, dwl 4 Carlos Place
Burns Patrick, groceries and liquors, 327 Oak
Burns Patrick, horseshoer, 670 Mission, dwl N s
Fifteenth Avenue nr R, South S. F.
Burns Patrick, janitor Geary Street Cosmopolitan
School
Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Minna bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl Park Avenue opp Bei-
ual Hights
Burns Patrick D., steward Grand Hotel, dwl W s
Tenth bet Folsom and Harrison
) Burns Peter, foreman stables Market Street R. R.
Burns Peter, hostler, 681 Market
Burns Peter, laborer, dwl 1007 Battery, rear
Burns Peter, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine
Burns Peter, porter, dwl 21 Anthony
Burns Peter, soapdealer, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Burns Richard, laborer, dwl 8 Anthony
Burns Robert, steward What Cheer House, dwl 517
Pine
Burns Stephen, moroccodresser with C. O'Donnell,
dwl W s Gunnison Avenue nr Precita Avenue,
Bernal Hights
Burns Sylvester, (colored) (Burns <fc BroJ dwl
2 1 Mary
Burns Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 29 First
Burns Thomas, helper with David R. Coleman, dwl
112 Tehama
Burns Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Harrison bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Burns Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Har nr Seventh
Burns Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Burns Thomas, seaman, dwl 146 Folsom
Burns Thomas J., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Burns Thomas W., barkeeper, 313 Montgomery,
dwl 225 Bush
Burns Tillman A., driver Front Street M. & O.
R. R., dwl 10 O'Farrell
Bums Timothy, waiter Lick House
Burns William, architect, dwl 749 Market
Burns William, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Burns William, drayman, dwl 510 Broadway, rear
Burns William, laborer with William Kerr
Burns William, mate steamer Chin da Wan, res
Sacramento
Burns William, teamster, dwl E s Mission nr Twen-
ty-ninth
Burns & Brother. (Sylvester and Hillcry) hair-
dressing saloon, 206 Montgomery
Burns &. Co., ( 'John Bums and Michael Hag gerty)
poultry dealers, 13 Union Market
Burns — See Burties and Byrnes
Buruside Charles H., fruits and confectionery, W s
Valencia nr Nineteenth
Buron Victor, laundry, Larkin bet Geary and
O'Farrell
Burr Alfred, engraver with George W. Shourds,
dwl 664 Harrison
Burr Amos, conductor S. P. R. R., dwl 36 Geary
Burr Benjamin J., cutter with C. C. Hastings &
Co., SW cor Montgomery and Sutter
BurrC. F., insurance agent, dwl 814 California
Burr Charles, dwl What Cheer House
Burr Charles H., agent Champion Shoulderbrace,
818 Market, dwl 769* Mission
BURR CLARENCE C, (H C. Hudson # Co.)
dwl NE cor Filbert and Van Ness Avenue
Burr E. C, superintendent Eureka Smelting and
Refining Works, dwl NE cor Filbert and Van
Ness Avenue
Burr Eli B., clerk Savings and Loan Society, dwl
1214 Larkin
BURR E. WILLARD, president Savings and
Loan Society, office 619 Clay, dwl SE cor Van
Ness Avenue and Filbert
Burr George, housemover with John Malsted &. Co.,
dwl cor Pacific and Virginia Place
Burr George E., extraman Hose Co No. 1, S. F.
F. D., dwl 916 Montgomery
Burr George W., molder Fulton Foundry, dwl 22
Park Avenue
Burr George W., dwl 769| Mission
Burr Henry P., master mariner, dwl 664 Harrison
Burr James, porter with Joseph E. Selleck, dwl
1108 Montgomery
Burr John T., bootmaker, 441 Bush
Burr Levi, liquor saloon. S s Bay bet Kearny and
Dupont
Burr H. P. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 664 Harrison
Burr Wachermann, housemover, dwl 815 Pacific
Bun-ell Charles, physician, office 137 Montgomery,
dwl 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward, weigher U. S. B. Mint., dwl
1322 Mission
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
134
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.
Barrel] Edward H., clerk with Wellman, Peck &
Co., dwl 1322 Mission ,
Barrel] Jarai b, cook, dwl 710 Kearny
Burrell M. A. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 10 Howard Court
Burrell — see Birrell
Bonis Butler, bookkeeper with Joseph E. Selleck,
dwl 418 Brannan
Burr is .Tames, cook, dwl 3 Kent
Bums William, (colored) porter, 520 Kearny, dwl
16 Freelon
Burroughs Charles, (Burroughs & Scott) dwl 318
Lombard
Burroughs William, packer with Haynes & Law-
ton, dwl 628 Jessie
Burroughs & Scott, /Charles Burroughs and Na-
poleon B Scott) club rooms, 127 Montgomery
BURROWES GEORGE REV., president Uni-
versity Mound College, dwl
Burrows James, cook N.P. Trans. Co. S.S. Orizaba
Burrows John, laborer, dwl Mission nr Thirty -first
Burrows Richard, shoemaker, dwl 423 Bush
Barry James, hackman Lick House
Burscongh Henry, clerk, dwl -157 Bryant
Burson James N., clerk, dwl NW cor McAllister
and Leavenworth
Burt Charles, blacksmith Risdon Iron Works, dwl
219 Main, rear
Burt George, cook, dwl 015 Davis
Burt J. Gus., bookkeeoer, dwl 528 Pine
Burt Joseph H., carpenter, dwl 630 Minna
Burt Philip, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-first aud
Twenty-second
Burt Samuel, compositor Morning Call, dwl 809
Stockton
Burt Silas S., annealer U. S. B. Mint, dwl 325
Lombard
Burt William J., house moving and raising, dwl
1130 Mission
Unit — see Bert
Burton Augustus A., clerk, 217 Battery, dwl 915
Howard
BURTON CHARLES H., merchant, oflice 405
Front, dwl 1024 Washington
Burton Ebenezer, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Burton Edward, capitalist, dwl 1110 Montgomery
Burton Henry, cigarmaker with H. Oehlert, dwl
140 Fourth
Burton John, ranchman, dwl 21 Fulton
Burton Lizzie Miss, teacher music, dwl 206 Fourth
Burton William, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Burtseil John M., salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl 1205
Howard
Burtt William W., tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., 1 13 California
Burwell Lelia W. Miss, teacher Powell Street Pri-
mary School, dwl 1107 Stockton
Burwell Thomas E., machinist with Jonathan Kit-
tredge, dwl 150 Tehama
Bury John, clerk with Dean R. Avery, dwl S s
Francisco nr Hyde
Busby Joseph, gardener, dwl 316 Fourth
Buscelle G. R., collector, dwl 27^ Fourth
Buseh Frederick, laborer S. F. Glass Works, dwl
SW cor Brannan and Ritcb
Busch Hermann, porter, dwl 1023 Kearny
Busch Louis, collector, dwl 1015 Stockton
Buschell Adam, maltster Bavaria Brewery malt
house, dwl E s Dupont bet Bdwy and Vallejo
Busehmann John, (Drucker & B.) dwl 226 Third
Busco Otto, physician, office and dwl 61 Second
Bush Alonzo, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 331
Montgomery
Bush Charles J.*, woodcarver with George O. Whit-
ney & Co., dwl E s Potrero Avenue bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty -fourth
Bush Charles P., laborer Custom House, dwl 523
Post
Bush C. W., paperhauger, dwl NE cor Polk and
Austin
BUSH DAVID, importer and jobber gas fixtures,
gas pipes, etc., 29 New Montgomery, dwl SE
cor Bush and Broderick
Bush Dearden, physician, office and dwl 722 Mont-
gomery
Bush E.. driver Omnibus R. R.
Bush George, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Bush Georgiana Mrs., dwl 510 Howard
Bush H., surgeon with P. M. S. S. Co.
Bush Henry, photographer, 704 Market
Bush Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bush Hyman P.. clerk, 27 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl"ll4 Mason
Bush James S. Rev., rector Grace Church, dwl 814
California
Bush John, boilermaker Miners' Foundry, dwl
1234 Vallejo
Bush John, laborer with George Hearst, dwl 732
Filbert
Bush John, laborer, dwl N s Bryant bet Seventh
aud Eighth
Bush Louis, (Bush & McAllister) dwl 47 Clem
Bush Nathan, furniture and bedding, 114 and 116
Fourth
Bush Richard J., secretary Montgomery Avenue
Commissioners, office 3 Montgomery Block, dwl
723 Pine
BUSH STREET HOUSE, Dederky& Russ proprie-
tors, 333 Bush
Bush William, yardman Cent. P. R, R., dwl 43SA_
Brannan
Bush William B., paperhanger with George W.
Clark
Bush & McAllister, (Louis Bush and William B.
McAllister) dentists, office 704 Market
Bushen A. D., drayman with Hanson & Moore, dwl
cor Eleventh and Folsom
Bushman George, calker with Middlemas & Boole,
SE cor Spear and Harrison
Bushman William, millwright with Amos & Davis,
dwl Clementina nr Fourth
Bushnell Amasa, laborer Custom House
Busbnell D. E. Rev., (Berry & Bushnell) res
Suisuu
Bushnell Waters A., clerk with A. F. Patton. dwl
223 Minna
Bushnell William E., captain steamer El Capitan,
dwl 952 Howard
Buskirk Howard, asphaltum roofer, dwl SW cor
Harrison aud Seventh
Buss Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 34 Hayes
Buss Jacob, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 107
Tehama
Buss Philip, cook, 416 Kearny
Busse Christian C, f Busse & Jacobs) dwl 265 Min
Busse & Jacobs, (Christian C. Busse and Jacob
Jacobs) hairdressing saloon, 433 Pine
Bussey William C, locksmith, 237 Sutter, dwl In-
ternational Hotel
Bussick Antonio, boilermaker, dwl 1014 Stockton
Bussing John, laborer. 201 Mission
Bnssinger Frederick, molder Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 20 Minna
Bust William, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Bustamaute Rosa, (widow) dwl 1302 Powell
Bustelli Carlo, waiter, 518 Market, dwl cor Bush
and Dupont '•
Buster Hiram C, blacksmith, dwl 131 Montgomery
Buster Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 131 Mont
Bustillos Rafael, marblecutter with L. R. Myers
& Co., dwl 278 Jessie
Bustus Louis, handcart, dwl 231 Pacific
BUSWELL ALEXANDER, bookbinder and blank
book manufacturer, 509 Clay, dwl SE cor Jones
and Union
Bii8well William F., pattern and modelmaker, 20
Fremont, dwl 12 Guv Place
HrjJMTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN ^CHA<\CK & CO., 708, 732, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY
135
Butchell Samuel, laborer Laborer's Pro. and Ben.
Association, 81-1 Howard
Butcher Charles, cook, dwl 32 Steuart
Butcher Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Butcher Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Batcher James L., butcher with M. Brandeustein,
dwl Seventh Avenue bet M and N, South F. S.
Butcher John H., butcher, dwl cor Eleventh and O
Butenop Henry, groceries and liquors, 625 Pacific,
dwl 606 Filbert
Buthe Christian L., ( Schumaker & B.J dwl SE cor
Filbert and Battery
Butler Alfred, matchmaker, dwl 139 Fifth
Butler B. F., (widow) dwl S B Tehama nr Ninth
Butler Charles, (colored J porter, 417 Montgomery,
dwl N s Pacific bet Powell and Stockton
Butler Charles, retoucher with C. E Watkius, 26
Montgomery
Butler Charles C., real estate, dwl NE cor Steiner
and Sutter
Butler D., driver City R. R.
Butler Edward, barkeeper, 720 Market
Butler Frank, stevedore, dwl 318 Pine
Butler Frederick S., clerk, dwl W s Guerrero bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Butler George E., cashier Union Ins. Co., dwl 910
Taylor
Butler George F., conductor Front Street M. & O. R.
R., dwl Rail Road House
Butler George W., milkman, San Bruno road, 7
miles from Citv Hall
Butler Harry, cook with P. F. Tripp,, dwl 206
Fourth
Butler Henry, (colored) hairdresser with W. C.
Patrick, dwl 535 Green
Butler Henry, cook, dwl 30 Everett
Butler Henry, mate brig Wiliimantic, pier 9 Steuart
Butler Henry C, carpenter, dwl 10 Wetmore Place
Butler Henry W., clerk S. F. post office, dwl 1024
Montgomery
Butler James, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 535 Clementina
Butler James, laborer, dwl E s Minna bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Butler James, laundryman, dwl 612 Ellis
Butler James, printer, dwl 15 Sutter
Butler James, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Butler Jesse H., clocks and jewelry, 830 Market,
dwl 734 Folsom
Butler John, barkeeper, 37 Sutter, dwl 224 Minna
Butler John, inspector C. H., dwl 72] Howard
Butler John, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Butler John, seaman bark Samoset, pier 11 Steuart
Butler John W., printer with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl cor Haight and Webster
Butler Joseph D., armorer, dwl E s Webster nr
Haight
Butler Joseph J., porter, 5 Battery, dwl 10 Wet-
more Place
Butler Joseph R., currier, dwl W s Bryant bet
Twentv-fifth and Twenty-sixth
BUTLER "M. A. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 28
Montgomery, dwl 937 Howard
Butler Margaret", (widow) dwl 521 Vallejo
Butler Margaret J., (widow) lodgings, SW cor
Second and Tehama
Butler Mary, (widow) dwl 521 Vallejo
Butler Mary H., (widow) dressmaker, dwl 809
Jackson
Butler Matthew, laborer, dwl S s Filbert bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Butler Matthew, (Hoogs 8? IJJdwl 1604 Bush
Butler M. F., (widow) dwl W s Guerrero nr
Sixteenth
Butler Michael, calker Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl Kearny nr Filbert
Butler Michael," storekeeper Union Club, dwl 403
Montgomery
Butler Michael Mrs., dwl 122 Shipley, rear
BUTLER PATRTOK F., merchant, office 28 Mont-
gomery, dwl 937 Howard
Butler Patrick T., (Hogan # Co. J dwl 20 Folsom
Avenue
Butler Robert, painter with John F. Kennedy, dwl
SW cor Second and Tehama
Butler Samuel S., proprietor Pacific Lodging House,
NW cor Kearny and Pacific, res Petaluma
Butler Sarah E. Miss, governess, dwl 839 California
Butler Theodore A., wood engraver with Warren
C. Butler, dwl 10 Wetmore Place
Butler Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 21 Russell
Butler Thomas, carpenter, dwl 179 Mi nna
Butler Thomas, laborer S. F. Glass Works, dwl Te-
hama nr Norwich, Bernal Hights
Butler Thomas, laborer with Whitney &c Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Butler Thomas, stitcher with Charles Donovan, dwl
915 Market
Butler Thomas J., (Adams & B.J dwl 309 Third
Butler Walter A., drayman with Meeker, James &
Co., dwl N s Fell bet Steiner and Pierce
BUTLER WARREN C, wood engraver,611 Clay,
dwl 10 Wetmore Place
Butler William, laborer, dwl 41 Minna
Butler William, laborer, dwl S s Fourteenth bet
Howard and Folsom
BUTLER WILLIAM J., salesman, 125 Kearnv
BUTLER W. J. Mrs., millinery goods, 125 Kearny
BUTLER'S HEALTH LIFT AND CURE, J.
H. Swain, proprietor, 24 Post
Butt Chris. C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush
and Stockton
Butt Peter N., (Butt & Kuehmeister and Peter N.
Butt & Co.) dwl 1336 Broadway
Butt Peter N. & Co., (Henry W. Kuehmeister J
groceries and liquors, SE cor Kearny and Pae
Butt & Kuehmeister, (P. N. Butt and H.W. Kueh-
meister J groceries and liquors, NE cor Hyde
and Broadway
Butterfield Edwin, (H. R. Josselyn & Co. J res De-
troit, Michigan
Butters Charles, letter department Wells, Fargo &
Co.,dwl220OFarrell
Butters Henry A., salesman with A. L. Bancroft
&Co., dwl 220 O'Farrell
Butters Henry A. Jr., clerk, dwl 220 O'Farrell
Butters John "S., mariner, dwl 1420 Washington
Butterworth Edward, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Butterworth Isaac, laborer, dwl 107 Leidesdorff
Butterworth James, tinsmith with W. W. Walmsley,
dwl 262 Eighth
Butterwoi'th Richard, spinner Pioneer Woolen
Mills, dwl N s North Point nr Larkin
BUTTERWORTH SAM F., president California
Mutual Life Ins. Co., office 320 California, dwl
SW cor Pine and Leavenworth
Buttner Henry, drayman with J. S. Wall & Co.
dwl 228 Second
Buttner John, patternmaker, dwl 32 Clementina
Buttner John, laborer with Kimball Manufacturing
Co., dwl 223 Perry
Button Charles, photographer with Thomas House-
worth & Co., dwl 938 Folsom
Butts Harvey D., stevedore with Hey wood &.
Harmon, dwl pier 13 Steuart
Buxbaum Moses, clerk with H. A. Van Praag &
Co., dwl 30 Kearny
Buxton Frank, bricklayer, dwl 722 Green.
Buxton George, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
847 Howard
Buya Nicholas, coffee and liquor saloon, 605 Davis
Buyer Charles, (Buyer, Reich <$• Co. J dwl 1028
* Clay
Buyer, Reich & Co. (Charles Buyer, Leopold Huh
and Leopold Diamantj fancy goods, 129 Kear-
ny, and 1015 Stockton
Buzzano Pasquale. steward Italian Hospital
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
136
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.
Buzzi S., frescopainter, 625 Merchant, dwl'1434|
Stockton
Byam Samuel L. porter with E. Martin & Co., dwl
E s Shotwell bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
By el Robert, drayman, dwl 427 Hayes
Byers George, stoker, dwl 103 Sacramento
Byers John P. wharfinger Pacific Street Wharf,
dwl 1205 Montgomery
Bvers Joseph M., clerk Evening Bulletin, dwl 819
Filbert
BYINGTON HORACE W., proprietor City Sta-
bles, 332 Bush, dwl 525 Post
By Ian Bernard, porter, dwl 8 Auburn
Byles George, real estate agent, office 305 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1008 Clay
By ring Ole H., repacker and contractor, 224 Jack
Byrne Alonzo A., oiler with Goodwin & Co., dwl
359 Minna
Byrne Charles, sailmaker, 7 Clay, dwl 527 Seven-
teenth
Byrne Daniel, carpenter, dwl 12^ Harriet
Byrne Daniel, collector La Rue's Wharf, dwl 2
Elizabeth
Byrne Daniel, cooper, dwl 2 Elizabeth
Byrne Delia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 33 Garden
Byrne Dennis, waiter George'8 Restaurant, dwl 3
Clay Avenue
Byrne Edward Francis, seaman, dwl 645 Com
Byrne Felix, carpenter, dwl 7 Park Avenue
Byrne Francis, clerk with John C. Moody, 200
Kearny
Byrne Frank, second assistant engineer Moses Tay-
lor, Australia S. S. Line
Byrne Garrett J., (Kerby,B. & Go.) dwl 1108 Bush
Byrne Henry H., attorney at law, office 729 Mont,
dwl N s Howard bet Tenth and Eleventh
Byrne Henry L., collector, dwl 533 Sutter
Byrne James, plumber with Francis P. O'Keeffe,
dwl 119 Welsh
Byrne James, pressman with Joseph Winterburn
&. Co., dwl Vallejonr Kearny
Byrne James, (Byrne 4* Go.) dwl 139 Minna
Byrne James F., teamster, dwl N s Octavia nr
Grove
Byrne Jane Mi6S, dressmaker, dwl 33 Garden
Byrne Joanna, (widow) dwl 547 Bryant
Bvrne John, cooper with L. N. Handy & Co., dwl
49 Clay
Byrne John, laborer with F. William Kamps, NE
cor California and Davis
Bvrne John E., bookkeeper with Pascal, Dubedat
& Co., dwl 533 Sutter
Byrne John M., importer, office 533 Kearny, dwl 533
Sutter
Byrne Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 33 Garden
Byrne Margaret, (widow) dwl 33 Garden
Byrne Matthew Jno. , teacher and agriculturist, dwl
SE cor Second and Natoma
Byrne Maurice, cooper with James Boothman, dwl
2 Elizabeth
Byrne Michael, (Byrne & McHugh) dwl 416 Sixth
Byrne Michael, (Byrne 8? Murphy) dwl 19 Na-
toma
Byrne Michael, (Landers, B. &. Go.) dwl 1517
Leavenworth
Byrne Michael, machinist S. P. R. R., dwl Es Har-
rison nr Sixteenth
Byrne Nicholas, miner, dwl 247 Stevenson
Byrne Owen, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 266
Clementina
Byrne Patrick, clerk with John M. Ahern, dwl NW
cor Larkin and Ash
Byrne Patrick, cooper with Thomas F. Neagle, dwl
2 Elizabeth
Byrne Patrick, salesman, 7 Montgomery, dwl 127
Kearny
Byrne Patrick, sexton Trinity Church, dwl 401
Powell
Byrne Patrick, teamster with George W. Drake,
dwl Hinckley nr Kearny
Byrne Patrick, wood and coal, SW cor Fourth and
Perry, dwl 324 Tehama
Bvrne Robert, laborer, dwl 110 Dora
BYRNE THOMAS, commercial broker, office 210
Battery, dwl 340 Seventeenth
Byrne Thomas, contractor, dwl N s Fourteenth Ave-
nue nr Q, South S. F.
Byrne Thomas, cooper with James Boothman, dwl
2 Elizabeth
Byrne Thomas, special policeman, dwl 226 Pacific
Byrne Thomas, teamster, dwl 1031 Pacific
Byrne Thomas S., apothecary with James Curtis &
Co.. dwl SE cor Howard and Hubbard
Byrne William, dwl 22 Turk-
Byrne William, bricklayer, Bricklayer's Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Byrne William, longshoreman, dwl Ns Filbert bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Byrne William J., laborer Gibb's Bonded Ware-
house, dwl 228 Minna
BYRNE WILLIAM S., secretary Tide Land Com-
missioners, office room 12, SW cor Clay and
Kearny, dwl 921 1 Howard
Byrne &. Co., (James Byrne and Dennis Coyne)
liquor saloon, SW cor Minna and Fourth
Byrne & McHugh, (Michael Byrne and Michael
McHugh) wood and coal, 416 Sixth
Byrne & Murphy, (Michael Byrne and Patrick
Murphy) poultry and game, 12 Metropolitan
Market
Byrne — see Burn
Byrnes D., teamster with R. & J. Morton
Byrnes David, laborer, dwl 615 Commercial
Byrnes Edward, nurseryman, dwl 166 Perry
Byrnes Harriet S. Mrs., millinerv and dressmaking,
342 Third
Byrnes James, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Union
and Calhoun
Byrnes James, (James Byrnes 4" Co.) res San
Mateo
BYRNES JAMES & CO., (Martin Waterman)
proprietors Beale St. Warehouse, NE cor Bry-
ant and Beale
Byrnes John, baker, dwl 1313 Sacramento, rear
Byrnes John, carpenter, dwl 314 Townseud
Byrnes John, second engineer Steamer Capitol, dwl
S s Monlton Place nr Montgomery
Bvrnes M. F. Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 166 Perry
Byrnes Michael, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Byrnes Patrick, liquors, NW cor O'Farrell and
Devisadero
Byrnes Peter, cartman, dwl 11 Haggin
Byrnes Thomas, expresswagon, Broadway Wharf,
dwl NW cor Franklin and Linden Avenue
Byrnes William A., (Sanborn & B.) dwl 342 Third
Byrnes William J., special policeuian, dwl 252
Minna
Byrnes. — See Burnes and Burns
Byron Adonis, editor, office 611 Clay, dwl 1016 Stock-
tou nr Washington
Byron John, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective As-
sociation, 234 Sutter
Byron John, contractor and real estate agent, dwl
S s Ninteenth nr Shotwell
Byron Michael, expresswagon, SW cor Bush and
Sanson), dwl N s Pacific bet Jones and Leav
Byron Michael, bricklayer, dwl E s Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Byron Patrick, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 241
Tehama
Byxbee John F., agent Duncan's Mills, Russian
River, office 101 Howard, dwl S s Ellis nr
Octavia
Byxbee Robert G., (N. B. Tichenor & Go.) dwl
408 Eddy
Byxbee — See Bixby
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
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187
O
Cabanes & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
dwl 323 Clay
Cabet Leon.wigmaker with Mrs. B. Spitz, 316 Kearny
Cables Alfred H., barkeeper, 718 Montgomery, dwl
108 Silver
Cables Charles H., barkeeper, 718 Montgomery,
dwl 108 Silver
Cabot Elias R., cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl 342 Tehama
Cabrera Jose, tailor, dwl 536 Broadway
Cachmeyer Chris., carpenter with Hancock &.
Kelso
Cachot M. A., physician and surgeon, office and dwl
18 Third
Cacioppo Mariano, (Cacioppo & Bonaldi) dwl 515
Merchant
Cacioppo & Bonaldi, {Mariano Cacioppo and G.
B. Bonaldi J fish, 27 Washington Market
Cacciotto Luigi, barber, cupping and leeching, 633
Pacific
Cadenasso Giuseppe (Cadenasso & Tubino) dwl
515 Merchant
Cadenasso & Tubino, (Giuseppe Cadenasso and
Domcnico Tubino) restaurant, 515 Merchant
Cadigan William, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Cadiz Joseph G., translator and accountant, dwl
909 Jackson
Cadogan James, laborer S. F. & P.Sugar Refinery,
dwl W s Dora nr Harrison
Cadogan James, bookkeeper with E. Chielovich &
Co., res Oakland
Cadogan Timothy, blacksmith S. F. & P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl W s Dora nr Harrison
CADUC PHILIP, president Benicia Cement Co.,
and general superintendent City Paving Co.,
office 619 Montgomery, dwl 722 Sutter
Cady Delia Mrs., dressmaker, 772^ Folsom
Cady Edwin A., watchman U. S. B. Mint
Cady E. H, millwright, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Cady Fannie Miss, teacher music, dwl 140 Sutter
Cady George B., photographer with Edouart &
Cobb, dwl 772J Folsom
Cady John, boilerniaker Union Iron Works, dwl 36
Moss
Cady Josephine (widow) dwl 140 Sutter
Cady William Jr., bodymaker with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 36 Moss
CADY WILLIAM J., wines and liquors, SE cor
Montgomery and California, dwl Ws Howard
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cady W. P., dwl 411 Sausom
Caeus William, sailmaker with Ware Branson, 52
Clay
Caetano Antonio, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Caetauo Jose, seaman, dwl SW cor Drumm and
Oregon
Caferato Antonia & Co., (Pietro Ginochio) wood
and coal, NE cor Taylor and Lombard
Caffall George, stevedore, dwl 104^ Alta Place
Caftey Edward, storekeeper Occidental Hotel, dwl
S s Eighteenth nr Hartford
Caflfrey Frank, waiter Russ House
Caffrey James, woodcarver, dwl 1610 Mason
Catfrey Michael, waiter, 105 California Market
Caffrey Philip, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 551
Mission
Caffrey Thomas, seaman, dwl 307 Folsom
Caglie'ri George, bookkeeper with Favre & Jaus-
saud, dwl S s Vallejo bet Mont and Kearny
Cagney Martin, teamster, dwl 1 McDermott Place
Can Lok Hen, (Chinese) restaurant, 629 Jackson
Cahalau J. L., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Cahalan John, bootmaker, W s Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
Cahalin John, salesman with Einstein Brothers &.
Co., dwl 271 Stevenson
Cahen Adolph, peddler, dwl 914 Jackson
Cahen Louis, dwl 637 Vallejo
Cahill Andrew, expresswagon, 38Cal, dwl 214 First
Cahill Dennis, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Cahill Edward, (Cahill & Fox) 406 Montgomery
Cahill Edward, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl E s South
Park Avenue
Cahill E. J., civil engineer, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Cahill James, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Cahill James, clerk with Cahill & Fox, 406 Mont
Cahill James, laborer, Laborers' Pro. and Ben. Ass.,
814 Howard
Cahill James, liquors, dwl 232 Turk
Cahill James, porter, 9 Montgomery, dwl SE cor
Fell and Webster
Cahill James H., carpenter, dwl 510 Linden
Cahill John, porter, 31 Battery, dwl 405 Union
Cahill John J., painter, dwl 1208 Union
Cahill John L.. marblecutter, dwl 1208 Union
Cahill Mary, (widow) dwl 311 O 'Farrell, rear
Cahill Patrick, drayman with Armes & Dallam, dwl
1004 Leavenworth
Cahill Patrick, laborer S. F. and P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 12 Chesley
Cahill Patrick, laborer, dwl 211 Tehama, rear
Cahill Patrick, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 526
Howard
Cahill Patrick, porter, dwl 175 Minna
Cahill William, shipwright, dwl 732 Clementina
CAHILL & FOX, (Edward Cahill and Charles
W. Fox) stockbrokers, office 406 Montgomery
Calm David, with Lazard Freres, dwl Clay nr
Van Ness Avenue
Calm E., real estate, dwl 1109 Post
Cahn Hyppolite, clerk with Weil & Co., dwl 911
Clay
Cahn Israel, ( Uhlfelder, Cahn & Co.) dwl 1120
Post
Cahn Jerome, dry goods, 304 Seventh
Cahn Lambert M., merchant, office 209 Sansom, dwl
1319 Sutter
Cahn Lazarus, real estate, dwl 1109 Post
Cahn Leon, clerk with Jacob Bek, dwl 726 Vallejo
CAHN LEOPOLD, agent S. F. & P. Woolen Fac-
tory, office 115 Battery, dwl NE cor Post and
Van Ness Aveuue
Cahn Leopold, clerk with Jacob Bek, dwl 726
Vallejo
Cahn Maier A., clerk with Marcus C. Hawlev&Co.,
dwl S s Sutter bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Cahn Morris, (./. Herzo% S? Co.) dwl 305 Kearny
CahnR., (widow) dwl 1219 Sutter
Calm William, sailmaker, dwl 110 Virginia
Cahn — See Kahu
Cahoon Frederick G., bookkeeper with G. & W.
Snook, dwl 210 Stockton
Cain Dennis, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Cain Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cain Edward, pressman with Frank Eastman, dwl
20 Clara
Cain James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 8 Lick
Cain James, sailmaker, dwl Van Ness Avenue nr
Francisco
Cain John, bricklayer, dwl 214 Broadway
Cain John J., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 314
Filbert
Cain Michael, laborer with E. Grisar & Co., dwl 9
Gavin
Cain Patrick, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 8
Lick
Cain Rufus, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Associa-
tion, 234 Sutter
Cain Thomas, junk dealer, dwl cor Gilbert and
Brannau
Cain Thomas, shoemaker with Charles Donovan,
dwl 3 Sherwood Place
Cain — See Cane, Kain and Kane
Cainen William, barkeeper, dwl 522 Green
JONE3, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Eeticules.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
138
SAN FRANCISCO [ Q [ DIRECTORY.
Caire Jules E., clerk with James De Fremery &
Co., dwl NW cor Stockton and Bush
Caire Justinian, hardware and crockery, 530 Wash-
ington and 1028 Dupont, dwl 313 Green
Cairn .lames, laborer, dwl 26 Main
CairncrosB James, traveling- agent Glasgow Iron
and Metal Manufacturing Co., dwl 737 How
Cairns Charles, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Cairns Francis, barber, dwl 21 Stevenson
Cairns John, foreman Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl NW cor Seventh and Townseud
Cairns John, physician, dwl 1008 Jones
Cairns John T., machinist Risdon Iron Works, dwl
•2(19 Harrison
Cairns Patrick, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Cairns Robert, salesman, dwl 30 Hawthorne
Cairns William, barber, dwl 21 Stevenson
Cairns William, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl NW cor Seventh and Towneend
Caizac Paul, salesman City of Paris, dwl N s Taylor
bet Union and Green
Calabotu Sylvester, coffee staud, 521 East
Calaere George, clerk, dwl S s Hinckley bet
Kearny and Montgomery
Calanan Timothy, cabinetmaker with George O.
Whitney & Co., dwl 44 Minna
Calaveras Gold Mining Compauy, ( Calaveras Co.,
Gal.) office 3 IS California
Calback Henry, carriage trimmer with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl NW cor Broadway
and Maxwell
Calbo Francis R., cigars and tobacco, 800 Market,
dwl 7?r Market
Calcler William C, cabinetmaker with Wheeler &
Wilson S. M. Co.
Calderon Andres, (P. Baca $• Go.) res Mountain
View, Santa Clara Co.
Calderwood David, real estate agent, dwl 519 Sac
Caldemvood Solomon, ironer Occidental Laundry,
dwl N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Caldwell David, porter, 538 Cal, dwl 9 Florence
Caldwell Eugene, baggage in aster S. P. R. R.
Caldwell Frank, machinist Union Iron Works
Caldwell Hugh M., machinist Miners' Foundry,
dwl 858 Mission
Caldwell James, baggagemaster, dwl N s Miuna
bet Eleventh and Lafayette
Caldwell James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1716
Leavenworth
Caldwell John A., machinist with Raffertv & Cald-
well, dwl Shotwell nr Twenty-fourth
Caldwell John E., dwl 1418 Powell
Caldwell M. E. Mrs., teacher Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, dwl Dorland bet Church and San-
chez
Caldwell Robert, teamster, dwl W s Juniper bet
Folsom and Harrison
Caldwell Samuel, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Caldwell William, machinist Cyclops Engine and
Machine Works, 113 Beale,'dwl E s Shotwell
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Caledonia Club rooms, Mozart Hall, N s Post nr
Montgomery
Caledonia ' S. M. Co., (Gold Hill, Nev.) office 414
California
Calef John H., lieutenant U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Calenasso Giuseppe, waiter Campi's Restauraut,
dwl 519 Clay
Caler Edward, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl First Avenue bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Calevi Emileo, driver, dwl 831 Vallejo. rear
Caley Isabella, (widow) housekeeper, dwl E s First
Avenue bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Calhoun Charles A., job printer, 540 Market, dwl
N s Sutter bet Buchanan and Laguua
Calhoun J. P., (widow) dwl 411 Fourth
Calhoun Richard, laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Calhoun William, laborer, dwl 1184 Harrison, rear
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, rms
623 Clay
California Acclimatizing Society, rooms 622 Clay
California and Oregon Stage Line, office 208 Mont
CALIFORNIA ASSAY OFFICE, James A. Mars
proprietor, 512 California
California Barrel Company, D. A. McDonald presi-
dent, W. LeRoy secretary, 483 Brannan
CALIFORNIA BEET SUGAR CO., (works Al-
varado) office 338 Montgomery
California Bellows Manufacturing Co., Walter W.
Arey manager, 32 Fremont
California Bible Society, Rev. Frederick Buel agent,
757 Market
CALIFORNIA BLOCK, SE cor Cal and Batterv
CALIFORNIA BORAX CO., (Lake County, Gal'.)
office 320 California
CALIFORNIA BRASS WORKS, Weed & King-
well proprietors, 125 First
California Broom Factory, 115 Sacramento
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL PAINT CO., Healy
& Jewell agents, office and works, NW cor
Fourth and Townseud
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, office
711 Mission
CALIFORNIA CONDENSED COAL CO.,(N C.
Walton and Ezra Coleman) office 119 and 121
Main
CALIFORNIA COTTON GROWERS' AND
MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, office
107 Sansom
CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO., (Frederick Clays
Alvin andAdolpk Weske) 803 Batterv
CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT, (German, daily)
Frederick Hess & Co. proprietors, office NW
cor Kearny and Sacramento
CALIFORNIA DRY DOCK CO., Hunter's Point,
offices 28 Merchants' Exchange and 41H Cal
CALIFORNIA EVANGELIST, (monthly"), T.
Weldon Trench editor, office 3 New Montgomery
CALIFORNIA FARMER, (weekly) Warren &
Co. editors and proprietors, office 320 Clay
California File Manufacturing Co., Solano nr' Min-
nesota
California Glove Company (Piatt and Frank G.
Conklin) 419 Battery
CALIFORNIA HIDE DEPOT, Alois Brandt pro-
prietor, 11 and 13 Broadway
CALIFORNIA HORTICULTURALIST AND
FLORAL MAGAZINE, (monthly) V. A. Mil-
ler & Co. editors and proprietors, office 622 Clay
CALIFORNIA HOTEL, Joseph Chapuis proprie-
tor, 712 Dupont
California House, G. Bernis proprietor, 624 Cal
CALIFORNIA ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY
JOURNAL, (annual) J. P. H. Wentworth &
Co. publishers and proprietors, office 302 Mont
CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT UNION, C. T.
Hopkins president, W. H. Martin, general
agent, C. S. Capp manager, office 316 Cal
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO., (Fire and Ma-
rine) C. T. Hopkins president, Zenas Crowell
secretary, office 318 California
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., John T. Bone-
stell manager, 134 Sutter
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL, Wentzel, Huefner,
Golly & Co. proprietors, office 522 Clav
CALIFORNIA LABOR EMPLOYMENT EX-
CHANGE, office 637 Clay and 630 Commercial,
A. Zeehandelaar secretary
CALIFORNIA LINE PACKETS from New York,
Piatt & Newton agents, office SWcor California
and Front
CALIFORNIA MAIL BAG, (monthly) Frederick
Marriott editor and proprietor, office 623 Mont
CALIFORNIA MARKET, S s California to Pine
bet Montgomery and Kearny
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
139
SAN FRANCISCO \ C \ DIRECTORY
California Mutual Benefit and Protective Associa-
tion, office 23 Exchange Building
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., S. F. Butterworth president, William R.
Wheaton actuary ,John Crockett secretary, office
323 California
CALIFORNIA OLYMPIC CLUB, rooms NE cor
New Montgomery and Howard
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., Le-
fand Stanford president, E. H. Miller Jr., sec-
retary, office 641 Market, steamer and freight
depot", Broadway Wharf, office NE cor Front
and BroadVay
CALIFORNIA PAVING CO., works N s Berry
bet Fourth and Fifth, office 338 Montgomery
California Pharmaceutical Society, 226 Sutter, rm 3
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS, ("Society of) rooms
808 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA PLANING MILLS/ Adams, Btinn
& Co. and Charles J. Prescott, Josiah D.
Taney and James Taney) proprietors, NW cor
Howard and Spear
CALIFORNIA POLICE GAZETTE, (weekly)
F. S. Harlow proprietor, office NE cor Mont-
gomery and Jackson
CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS, {SantaCruz)
John F. Lohse secretary, office 314 California
California Prison Commission, Rev. James Wood-
worth secretary, office 302 Montgomery
California Publishing Company, 31 Kearny
CALIFORNIA RECTIFYING CO., (Conrad M.
Gerichten and Charles JostJ office 320 Com-
mercial and 319 Clay
California Shoe Factory, Calisher & Jacobs pro-
. prietors, 515 Market
California Silk Manufacturing Co., Brown & Pea-
body agents, factory South San Francisco, office
and salesroom 569 Market
California Soap Company, office 520 Front, factory
W s Sansorn nr Greenwich
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITUNG, (German
weekly) Frederick Hess & Co., proprietors,
office NW cor Kearnv and Sacramento
CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH CO., office
522 California
California-State Woman's Hospital,NW cor Twelfth
and Howard
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND POULTRY ASSO
CIATION, Thomas E. Findley manager, yard
NW cor Wash and Laguna, office 113 Leid
California Street Railroad Homestead Association,
office 220 Montgomery
California Stock Exchange Board, John Middleton
president, W. W. Law ton secretary, rooms — .
See Supplementary Names.
CALIFORNIA SUGAR REFINERY, SW cor
Eighth and Biaunan, Eggers & Co. agents,
210 California
CALIFORNIA TEACHER, (monthly) Henry N.
Bolauder editor, office 637 Kearny
CALIFORNIA THEATER, John McCullough les-
see and manager, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dup
CALIFORNIA TOOL WORKS, John Weichart
proprietor, 143 Beale
CALIFORNIA TRUST CO., Henry L. Davis
president, D. W. C. Thompson cashier, office
421 California
CALIFORNIA TYPE FOUNDRY CO., George
L. Faulkner agent, 407 Sansorn
California Water Co., office 409 California
California White Pine Mining Co., (White Pine
District, Nev.j office 411 California
California Wine Cooperage Co., depot SW cor
Diutnm and Commercial
Calish John, hairdresser with Jacob Hyman, dwl
1411 Sacramento
Calish R. S., expressman, dwl 1411 Sacramento
Calisher Julius, (Calisher & Jacobs j dwl 215
Seventh
Calisher & Jacobs, (Julius Calisher and Gnstavus
Jacobs) proprietors California Shoe Factory,
515 Market
Calixte Godfroy, clerk, 414 Market, dwl 1510 Dup
CALL, (morning, daily) S. F. Call Publishing Co.
publishers and proprietors, office 525 Montgom-
ery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
Call William W., milkranch, San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Callaghan Ann, dwl 1143 Howard
Callaghau Cal., laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery
Callaghan Charles, wharfinger Vallejo St Wharf,
dwl 608 Ellis
CALLAGHAN DANIEL, manufacturer Donnolly
& Co.'s Yeast Powder, 121 Front, dwl NW cor
Howard and Fourteenth
Callaghan Dennis, carpenter, dwl E s Octavia nr
McAllister
Callaghan Eugene, carpenter, dwl 67 Clementina
Callaghan James, bootmaker, dwl 134 First
Callaghan James, foreman North Point Warehouse,
dwl N s Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansorn
Callaghan John, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 5
Howard Court
Callaghan John, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 7
Bernard
Callaghau John, saloonkeeper, dwl 921 Washington
Callaghan John L., carpenteiylwl 369 Natoina
Callaghau Patrick, laborer, dwl 542 Linden
Callaghan Sherwood, receiving teller First National
Gold Bank, dwl Occidental Hotel
Callaghan T. O., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
CALLAGHAN'S BUILDING, Ws Dupont bet
Clay and Washington
Callahan Bernard, chief engineer S. F. & P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl 16 Russ
Callahan Cornelius, butcher with William K. Die-
trich, dwl SW cor Utah and Amador
Callahan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 708Brannan
Callal^m Cornelius, laborer Pioneer Woolen Fact-
ory, dwl E s White bet Green and Vallejo
Callahan Cornelius, teamster with Whitney &
Freese
Callahan Daniel, waiter, dwl 79 Clementina
Callahan David, wood and coal, 233 Fourth, dwl
170 Minna
Callahan Dennis J., tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl
SE cor Seventh and Brannan
Callahan Felix, laborer, dwl 207 Clara
Callahan Frank, cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Callahan James, dwl What Cheer House
Callahan James, gasfitter with Thomas Day, dwl
NE cor Sixth and Brannan
Callahan James, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Callahan John, coachman Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
508 Market
Callahan John, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Callahan John, laborer, dwl 44 Ritch
Callahan John, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Callahan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Callahan Mathias B., merchant, dwl 431 Sixth
Callahan Michael, laborer, dwl 4 Lick
Callahan Owen, baker, dwl N 8 Cortland Avenue
nr Wool, Bernal Hights
Callahan Patrick, fireman Cent. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Alameda, dwl 119 Silver
Callahan Patrick, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 737 Minna
Callahan Patrick G., fruits and vegetables, N s Six-
teenth nr Guerrero
Callahan Patrick J., expresswagon, cor Front and
Market, dwl E s Chattanooga bet Twenty first
and Twenty-second
Callaghan Patrick J., mariner, dwl NE cor Laslne
and Mission
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 11Q Sansorn Street, Perfumery and Pancy Soaps.
WATKINS* YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance
140
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Callahan Peter, backman Plaza
Callahan Peter, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Callahan Philip, molderiEtna Iron Works, dwl 236
Clara
Callahan Richard O., shoemaker with Mason &
Taylor, dwlE s Columbia nr Twenty-fourth
Callahan Thomas, with U. Taylor, SW cor Dolores
and Seventeenth
Callahan Timothy, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo nr Pierce
Callahan William, engineer steamer Santa Cruz,
Washington Street Wharf
Callahan William, grainer, dwl Bartol nr Bdwy
Callahan William, hostler with Bouton & Sou, dwl
2 Jasper Place
Callahan William, painter, dwl 78 Everett
Callahan William Jr., shoemaker with S. W. Ros-
enstock & Co., dwl 2 Jasper Place
Callaher Thomas, laborer, Golden Gate Park
Callan Christopher, miner, dwl 9 Leroy Place
Callan Mary Mrs., janitress Spring Valley Gram-
mar School
Callan Thomas, (Mitchell & C.J dwl 1 Harlan
Place
Callard Edward, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Callender Henry A., manufacturing jeweler, 62
Second
CALLENDER JOHN T., (colored) boarding and
lodging, 5 Broadway
Callender Peter, farmer, dwl 228 Folsom
Calligan Andrew, laborer, dwl E s Kate bet Bryant
and Brannan
Callinan John, journeyman with J. F. Campbell,
dwl 21 Clementina
Callingham Edward, agent, dwl 11 13 Sutter
Callingham William J., adjuster North British and
Mercantile Ins. Co., dwl 1113 Sutter
Callsen Peter, carpenter, dwl 1435 Pacific
Callundan Christian, special policeman, dwl 211
Tyler
Calmo Joseph, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orillamme ^
Calnan Daniel, cartman, dwl 753 Mission, rear
Calnan Daniel, laborer, dwl 271 First
Calnan Daniel, laborer with Robert Bell, dwl 120
Shipley
Calnan John, fireman Cent. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
El Capitan, dwl 67 Minna
Calnan John J., saddle and harnessmaker, 271 First
Calnan Patrick, clerk, dwl 143 Natoma
Calnan Timothy, cabinetmaker, dwl 44 Minna
Calnan Timothy, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
271 First
Calsing Martin, machinist, dwl 16 Louisa
Calver Samuel, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Calverley Robert, saloon N W cor Folsom and Third,
dwl 726 Harrison
Calvert Henry W., dentist, office and dwl 209
Geary
Calvert John, (Painter Sf C.) dwl 724 Wash
Calvert John, builder, dwl 706 Sutter
Calvert John T, bricklayer, dwl 1302 Taylor
Calvert William, dentist,' office and dwl 209 Geary
Calvin James, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Camacho Antonio, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Cauihernous Alexander, cooper with Leopold
Juzix, dwl 616 Battery
Cambers Thomas, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 418| Grove
Cambrian House, Jenkins & Evans propietors, 403
Broadway
Cameuetti Roco, laborer, dwl W s Laguna nr
Union
Camerden Michael, dwl Central Road, Byfield
Ranch
Camerden M., janitor Laguna Honda School
Cameron Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 318 Beale
Cameron Elizabeth, (widow) boarding, 312 Beale
Cameron Elizabeth S. Miss, teacher City Female
Seminary, dwl 428 Post
Cameron Hugh, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt
&Co.
Cameron James, bakery, 1780 Folsom
Cameron James, woodturner with Cameron & Hull,
dwl 111 Freelon
Cameron John, shipcarpenter, dwl 1136 Pacific
Cameron John, seaman, dwl Ss Oregon bet Drumm
and Davis
Cameron John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Cameron John A., bookkeeper with Fordham &
Jennings, dwl 318 Beale
Cameron John W., salesman with P. D. Code &
Co., dwl 146 Tehama
Cameron J. R., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cameron Julia A., (widow) dwl 10 Powell
Cameron Mary A., (widow) cigars and tobacco,
214 Mission
Camerou Nathan, broker, dwl 258 Jessie
Cameron Peter A, carpenter H. C. L., 128 Kearny
Cameron Robert, mate barkentine Melancthou, 1
Howard
Cameron William, clerk, dwl 312 Beale
Cameron William, clerk, dwl 308 Bush
Cameron William, watchman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
Steamer New World, dwl 661 Front
Camerou & Hull, (Angus Gamcron and George L.
Hull) wood turners and bcroll sawyers, 218'
Steuart and 407 Mission
Carnes Madame, laundry, dwl 25 Dupont
Camfield Charles, second assistant-engineer P. M.
S.S. Co.
Camlate Frederick, waiter, dwl 164 Clara
C AMMAN A. & CO., (John W. McAllep) dealers:
anchors, chains, etc , pier 12 Steuart
Cammau August, (A. Camman & Go.) dwl 261
Clara
Camman Augustus W., freight clerk, dwl 140 Na-
toma
Carumet John W., surveyor Odd Fellows' Savings!
Bank, dwl NE cor Thirteenth and Howard
Camouz Andre, locksmith, 237 Sutter
Camp , (widow) dressmaker, dwl W s Dolores
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Camp Charles, grocer, dwl 75 Clementina
Camp James M., clerk with Cyrus S. Wright, dwl
737 Howard
Camp William, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Camp William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Camp. — See Kamp and Kemp
Campe Frederick, ( Seekamp 4' G.J dwl 218 Second
Campe Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twelfth and Howard
Campe Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Campbell A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Alexauder, (Campbell, Fox & Campbell)
res Oakland
Campbell Alexauder, attorney at-law, office 26 Ex-
change Building, dwl 313 Stockton
Campbell Alexander, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Campbell Alexander, laborer, dwl SW cor Battery
and Green
Campbell Alexander, oysterstand, 617 Montgomery,
dwl 18 First
Campbell Alexander, salesman, dwl 1126 Market
Campbell Alfred, cook with William Moore, 9 Bdwy
Campbell Amie Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Andrew, hostler with DeVries & Chase,
dwl 109 Vallejo, rear
Campbell Annie, (widow) fruits, dwl 1426 Stockton
Campbell Bernard, fireman, dwl 228 Folsom
Campbell Bernard, miner, dwl 111 Silver
Campbell Bernard, miner, dwl 233 Third
Campbell Catharine Miss, furnished rooms, 233
Third
Campbell Catharine, laundry, SW cor Clara Av-
enue and Alms House Road
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Marke
P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714= and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
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Campbell C. E. Miss, teacher Greenwich Street
Cosmopolitan School, dwl 763 Howard
Campbell C. E. R., printer, dwl 4:24 Sausom
Empbell Charles, compositor, dwl 537 Sacramento
Campbell Charles, teamster with Timothy Ellsworth,
bds518 Branuan
fcmpbell Charles P., clerk 316 Montgomery, dwl
1220 Jackson
Campbell Charles S., money broker, 607 Clay, dwl
6 Thompson Avenue
Campbell Daniel, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumrn
ami Commercial
Campbell Daniel W., fitter with T. Curtis & Co.,
res Oakland .
Campbell Donald, seaman bark Dublin, pier 17
Steuart
Campbell Duncan, rigger and stevedore, dwl l<JUb
Montgomery
Campbell Duncan P., coalweigher with P. M. b. h.
Co., dwl Seymour Avenue nr Turk
Campbell Edward, laborer S. F. & P. Lead Pipe
and Shot Works
Campbell Eliza, (widow) dwl 9 Clarence Place
Campbell Ellen, (widow) dwl 922 Washington
Campbell Felix, laborer, dwl S s Turk bet Scott and
Pierce '
CAMPBELL, FOX & CAMPBELL, f Alexander
Campbell, Charles N. Fox and Henry C.Camp-
bell) attorueys-at-law, olfice 528 California
Campbell Francis, bookkeeper, dwl 32 Steuart
Campbell Frank F., laborer, dwl S s Twentieth nr
Dolores
Campbell George, (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) res
London
Campbell George, janitor, dwl 114 Stockton
Campbell George, laborer, dwl W s Potrero nr
Tweutv-third
Campbell George, mate Cent. P.R.R. Co.'s steamer
El Capitan, dwl 3111 Jessie
Campbell George J., boilermaker Union Ironworks,
dwl 264 Clementina
Campbell George K., boilermaker, dwl 2b4 Glem
Campbell G. W., draymau, dwl cor Buchanan and
Moulton
Campbell Harry, collector with Wheeler &. Wilson
S. M. Co., dwl Codman Place
Campbell H. D., dwl 411 Sansoui
Campbell Henry, dwl 320 Sixth
Campbell Henry, carpenter, dwl 909 Washington
Campbell Henry C,( Campbell, Fox S>- C.) attor-
ney at-law, office 5^8 California, res Oakland
Campbell Isaac, bookstand, N s Washington bet
Battery and Sansom, dwl 923 Market
Campbell Isaac W., carriage trimmer with Pollard
& Carvill Manufacturing Co., dwl 923 Market
Campbell J., foreman with Charles E. Haseltine
Campbell J. A., foreman with Massey & Yung,
dwl 911 Hvde
Bimpbell James, (Dunn, C. & Co.) dwl 40 Minna
Campbell James, bookkeeper, dwl 807 Mission
Campbell James, bootiitter with Bucknigliam &
Hecht, dwl cor Gondii and Hickory
Campbell James, clerk 317 Cal, dwl 3 Clarence PI
Campbell James, conductor N. B. &. M. R.R.,
dwl 316 Fourth
Campbell James, currier, dwl N s Quinn bet Val-
encia and Guerrero
Campbell James A., calker, dwl 75 Minna
Campbell James A., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Campbell James B., carpenter with Gracier & John-
son, dwl 113 Ellis
CAMPBELL JAMES W. H., proprietor Cunning-
ham's Warehouse, office NW cor Front and
Green, dwl 1117 Montgomery
Campbell John, bookkeeper with Pope & lalbot,
dwl 312 Brannan
Campbell John, collector, dwl 108 Minna ^
Campbell John, expresswagon, dwl W s Kansas bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Campbell John, laborer, dwl 147 Third
Campbell John, poster, dwl International Hotel
Campbell John, tanner with C O'Donnell, dwl 268
Brannan
Campbell John, watchmaker, dwl 705 Greenwich
Campbell John A., clerk with Tubbs & Co., dwl
312 Brannan
Campbell John A., operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co., dwl 1306 Montgomery
Campbell John J., porter, 119 Montgomery, dwl 16
Sutter
Campbell John P., salesman, 323 Kearny, dwl 743
Pine
Campbell John S., carriagemaker, dwl Columbia
Hotel
Campbell John W., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Campbell Joseph F., hairdressing saloon, 266 First
dwl 21 Clementina
Campbell Louisa, (widow) seamstress, dwl 230
Third
Campbell Louisa A., (widow) dwl 111 Fifth
Campbell Mary A. , ( widow)laundress,dwl 903 Bdwy
Campbell Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Tehama and Fourth
Campbell Morris S., assay department, U. S. B.
Mint, res Oakland
Campbell Murdoch, hardware, 5 Steuart, dwl 1j6
Third
Campbell Patrick, dwl N s Twentieth nr Shotwell
Campbell Patterson A., (Starr Bros., & C.) dwl
Lick House
Campbell Peter, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy
Campbell Peter, laborer, dwl Ws Geneva bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Campbell Peter, blacksmith with P. M. S. S. Co.
Campbell Peter, shoemaker, dwl SE cor Harrison
and Dora
Campbell Peter H., foreman coiniug department, U.
S. B. Mint, dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Philip, laborer with S. F. Gas Co., dwl
513 Minna, rear
Campbell R. Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Ralph, type founder with Hagar & Co.
Campbell Robert, carpenter, dwl 46 Second
Campbell Robert, carpenter S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl Rausch nr Folsom
Campbell Robert, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Campbell Robert, J., laborer, dwl 351 First
Campbell Ruth Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell R. W., mason, dwl Twenty-sixth Avenue
bet A andB, South S. F.
Campbell Sophia, (widow) dwl 363 Jessie
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith Fulton Foundry, dwl
270 Brannan
Campbell Thomas, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Campbell Walter C, patternmaker, dwl 872 Miss
Campbell Warren, clerk with Tyler Curtis & Co.,
dwl 202 Second
Campbell Will, attorney-at-law, dwl Occidental
Hotel „ _ ,
Campbell William, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Campbell William, carpenter, dwl 214 Minna
Campbell William, carpenter ship Isaac Jeanes,
pier 17 Steuart
Campbell William, machinist, dwl 214 First
Campbell William, paperhanger with George W.
Clark, dwl 625 Sutter
Campbell William, piledriver, dwl33Natonia
Campbell William, shoemaker, dwl 227 Second
Campbell William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Campbell William, shipcarpenter, dwl 238 Steuart
Campbell William, waiter Moses Taylor, Australia
Campbeil William H., receiver Market Street R.R.,
dwl 1 Willow
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Campbell William H., wireworker with J. M.
Eekfeldt & Co., dwl SW cor Jones and Bay
Cam] bell William J., agent Goodyear's Dental
vulcanite Co., office 428 California, dwl 534 Bush
Campbell William S, office 45 and 46 Montgomery
Block, dwl 427 Bryant
Campion Edward, driver with Mary Bennett, dwl
443 Clementina
Campion Edward, laborer with Wood Preserving
Co., dwl 912^ Folsom
Campion Henry E., laundryman La Grande Laun-
dry
Campion Howard, portrait painter, studio and dwl
240 Montgomery
Campion Michael, laundryman, dwl 443 Clementina
Campion Thomas, draymau with California Cracker
Co., dwl 556 Stevenson
Campion Thomas, varnisher with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 4 Haywood
Campioni Emil, pressman with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 315 Montgomery
Campioni Eugene, dairyman with Hall & Hutchin-
son, dwl Greenwich ur Scott
Campner Philip, dwl 17 Sonora
Campodonico Pasqual, (Campodonico 4" Go.) dwl
331 Broadway
Campodonico Stephen, marble works, 1130 Market,
dwl 1540 Jessie
CAMPODONICO & CO., (Pasqual Campodonico
and Charles Cnneo) liquor saloon, 533 Wash
Camroux & Co., ( Murray 0. CamroHxJm.eTcha.nts
and commission agents, office 502 Montgomery
Camroux Murray O., (Camroux 4' Co.)\veB Oak-
land
Cafias Manuel, porter with H. T. Holmes & Co.,
dwl cor Valiejo and Montgomery
Can ivagh Frank, laborer, dwl 432 Broadway
Canavan Bartholomew, cabinetmaker with P.
Lei sen f eld, dwl 721 Natoma
Canavan James, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Canavan John, foreman with Whitney & Freese
Canavan Matthew, carriage painter with H. M.
Black & Co., dwl 15 Ritch
Canavan Matthew, deputy assessor city and county
and commissioner Lagnna Survey, dwl 913 Capp
Canavan Michael, auctioneer, W s Kearny bet
Washington ami Jackson, dwl W s Kearny bet
Lombard and Chestnut
Canavan Michael, hostler with P. Canavan, dwl
1627 Howard
CAN vVAN P. H., importer wines and liquors, NW
cor Front ami California, and City Hall Com-
missioner, office cor McAllister and Leaven-
worth, dwl 2103 Hyde
Canavan Patrick, livery stable, 1629 Howard, dwl
1627 Howard
Canavan — See Cannavan and Kennovan
Candace W. P., sawver with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 570 Howard
Candeze Pierre, waiter with Boutinon & Bulland,
530 Merchant, dwl 7| Tav
Cam- Alfred, dentist, dwl 14 Herrick
Cane Gustavus, hairdresser, dwl 37 5 Langton
Cant- .Fames, firmer, dwl 320 Sansom
Cane John, pressman, dwl 10 Harlan Place
Cane Michael, janitor Shotwell Street Primary
School
Cane Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 326
Mason
Cane William, teamster with Richards & Har-
rison, dwl 136 Seventh
Cane — See Cain, Kain and Kane
Oanepa Augustiuo, barkeeper, 118 Leidesdorff, dwl
3 Margaret PJace
Canetto Laurent, wagoumaker with John Dupuy,
dwl 528 Broadway
Canetto Martin, wagonmaker, 528 Broadway
Canfell Morris, teamster, dwl Bluxome ur Fourth
Can field Charles, farmer, dwl 507 Pacific
Canfield Hobart, second-assistant engineer P. M.
S. S. Co.
Canfield Rufus J., clerk, dwl 827 Broadway, rear
Canfield William, jeweler, dwl 1411 Stockton, rear
Cangina Auguste, baker with Charles Youngworth,
dwl 521 Seventh
Canham Charles, cook, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Canham Thomas, teamster with Dana & Codington,
dwl 1307 Green
Canham William P., painter, dwl 1712 Pacific
Caninitte IL, laborer, dwl S s Union nr Laguna
Canley James Jr., painter, dwl 449 Jessie
Canley John, fireman steamer Shubrick, dwl 151
Tehama
Cannavan Elizabeth Mrs., Beehive Auction, 811
Kearny, and furnishing tjoods, 510 Montgomery,
dwl N s Lombard nr Kearny
Cannavan James, milkman, dwl 16 Clara
Cannavan James, longshoreman, dwl 47 Ritch
Cannavan John, longshoreman, dwl 626J Jessie
Cannavan Maggie Miss, seamstress, dwl 228 Bush
Cannavan Martin D.. printer with Edward Bosqui
& Co., dwi 1823 Leavenworth
Cannavan Michael, dry goods, 811 Kearny, dwl
N s Lombard nr Kearny
Cannavan — See Canavan and Kennovan
Cannes William, sail maker with Thomas Reynolds
Canuey Christopher C, cutter with I. M. Went-
* worth «fc Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Canniff William, conductor Front Street M.&. O.R.
R., d\v\ 35 Austin
Canning William, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Cannon Andrew J., packer with Cutting & Co.,
dwl 57 Stevenson
Cannon Anton, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Cannon Barnev, laborer California Brass Works,
dwl 22 Minna
Cannon Daniel, traveling tobacco agent, dwl 1006
Clay
Cannon Edward, filegrinder, dwl 567 Bryant, rear
Cannon Francis, plasterer, dwl 11 Perry
Cannon James, bootfitter with Buckingham &,
Heebt, dwl 4 Lafayette
Cannon James, foreman with Charles Harley &
Co., dwl 618 Lombard, rear
Cannon James, laborer, bds 29 First
Cannon James, laborer, dwl 216 Mission
Cannon James, molder City Iron Works, dwl 40
Minna
Cannon James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 148
Minna, rear
Cannon James, plasterer, dwl 11 Perry
Cannon James, wheelwright, dwl 140 Shipley
Cannon James A., pickler with Cutting &, Co., dwl
51 Stevenson
Cannon John, groceries and liquors, 18 Natoma
Cannon Michael, seaman bark Samoset, pier 11
Steuart
Cannon Patrick, fireman, dwl 115 Clark
Cannon Patrick, laborer, dwl 22 Minna
Cannon Patrick, niattressmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 1061 Market
Cannou S., (widow) dwl SE cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Cannon William, dwl E s Boardman Place nrBran
Cannon William, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Bat-
tery and Green
Cannon' William S., steward La Grande Laundry
Cannopy Jacob, laborer with John G. lis, dwl
Hinckley ur Kearny
Canoe Janus, waiter, dwl 515 Pine
Canon John S., wheelwright, dwl '2l~h Clara
Canon Robert P., carriagepainter with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 217| Clara
Cantin Joseph, shipcarpenter, dwl SE cor Beale
and Howard
Cantin Joseph P., (Cantin & Everett) res Oakland
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
» p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas,
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CANTIN & EVERETT, (Joseph P. Cantin and
Augustus F. Everett) stockbrokers, 506 Mont
Cant ler Richard, laborer, dwl 266 Jessie
Cantley Joseph, laborer S. F. & P. Lead Pipe and
Shot Works
bantling Richard, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Canton Joseph, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cantor Jncob, druggist, dwl 233 Sixth
Cautrell Martha, (widow) dwl S s Willow Avenue
nr Buchanan
Cantrell Joseph B., tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 1206 Eddy
Cantrell Thomas G., (Hawkins # C.) dwl 1216
Laikin
Cantrovich Julius, porter, 101 Bat, dwl 151 Clara
Cantrowitz M., merchant, dwl 621 Commercial
pantos George, (Cantus 8f HnssJ dwl 316 Jessie
Cantus & Hoss, (George (Jaittus and John HossJ
groceries and liquors, SW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Cantwell Marv, dwl 633 California
Canty Daniel; (Canty % Wagner) dwl 114| Turk
Canty Daniel, stevedore with Whitney & Freese
Canty Michael, fruitpeddler, dwl 28 Louisa
Canty Patrick, shipsmith with Isidore Burns, dwl
21 Ritch, rear
Canty Thomas, confectioner, dwl 328 Third
Canty Thomas F., harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 28 Louisa
Cauty Timothy, merchant tailor, 37 Sutter, dwl 16
Sutter
Canty William, boilermaker, dwl 26 Minna
CANTY & WAGNER, (Daniel C 'a nty and Wil-
liam Wasrner) manufacturers and wholesale
and retail confectioners, 107 Montgomery
Cany Charles E., clerk with Samuel J. Clarke, Jr.,
"dwl 552 Mission
Cany Mary A., Mrs., dwl 552 Mission
Capett S., pork butcher Metropolitan Market, dwl
589 Market
Capitain Francisco, fisherman, dwl Oregon nr
Davis
Capital Building, NW cor Pine and Kearny
CAPITOL MILLS, Deming, Palmer & Co., pro-
prietors, 115 Commercial and 116 Sac
Caplice Jacob, malster with Matthew Nunan, dwl
S s Folsom bet Seventh and Eighth
Capliss John, brewer, dwl 728 Natoma
Capp A. J., dwl 906 Market
CAPP CHARLES S., manager California Immi-
grant Union, office 316 California, dwl SE cor
Buchanan and McAllister
Capp L., weaver Pioneer Woolen Mills
papprise Joseph, carpenter, dwl NE cor Chestnut
and Dupont
Capprise Lizzie Miss, teacher Union Primai'y
School, dwl NE cor Chestnut and Dupont
paprini Antonio, ranch hand, dwl NW cor Filbert
and Franklin
Capuro Augustiiio, porter, 116 Battery, dwl 6
Lafayette Place
Capuro Giuseppe, engineer with Domingo Ghir-
ardelli, dwl 6 Lafayette Place
Carabine John, plasterer, dwl 41 Commercial
Caraffa D. &. Co., bakers, 1309 Dupont
Caraffa Domenico, (D. Caraffa «£■ Co.) dwl 1305
Dupont
Caraher Michael, shoemaker with Charles Donovan,
dwl 644 Jessie
Carasco Inez Mrs., dwl 845 Dupont
Carber George, waiter Lick House
Carberry Cormick, carpenter, dwl 347 Minna
Carberry Edward, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Carberry James, bootmaker, 573 How, dwl 207 Sec
Carberry John, carpenter, dwl 17^ Garden
Carberry Nicholas, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
Carberry Patrick, carpenter, dwl 257 Octavia
Carbis John, storekeeper P. M. S. S. Sacramento
Carbot James, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Carcano Robert, porter with Suich ifc Co.
Curd Duane W., sawyer with W. H. Wing, dwl
69 Minna
Card Elisha, plow manufacturer, 304 Market, dwl
29 First
Card George, watchman, dwl 405 Main
Card Russell, (Card & Arnold) dwl Stock Place
Card & Arnold, (Russell Card and Cyrus Arnold)
poultry and game, 67 California Market
Card Stephen, captain, dwl 18 Eddy
Carder Albert, saloon, W s Kearny bet Jackson aud
Pacific, dwl 3 St. Charles Place
Cardiff Miles, shoemaker, dwl 530 Sixth
Cardiff Richard, plumber, dwl 963 Folsom
Cardinell John A., collector, dwl 430 Valencia
Cardinell W. H., Imp. Calkers' Ass'n., 713 Mission
Cardinet Emile, baker, 722 Lombard
Cardo Louis, laundryman, dwl cor Greenwich and
Franklin
Cardoso John, (John Cardoso & Co.) dwl 116
Jackson
Cardoso John & Co., (Francisco Braga) proprie-
tors Lisbon House, 116 Jackson
Careta Joseph, cook, 135 Sansom, dwl 815 Pacific
Carew Charles, conductor N. B.& M. R. R., dwl
300 Fourth
Carew John, clerk, dwl 328 Fell
Carew Thomas, drayman, 115 Battery, dwl 328
Fell
Carew Thomas Jr., clerk, dwl 328 Fell
Carew William, carriagepainter, dwl 328 Fell
Carey Charles, housekeeper Occidental Hotel, dwl
Raphael Place
Carey Cornelius, drayman Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl NW cor Seventh aud Townseml
Carey Edward, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl cor Gough and Fell
Carey Eugene W., foreman upholsterer with Good-
win & Co., dwl cor Sixth and Mission
Carey James, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tiue
Carey James, seaman barkentine Occident, 1 How-
ard
Carey James A., stovemouuter with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 42 Ecker
Carey John, shoemaker, dwl 9 Minna
Carey John H., teacher, dwl 1609 Washington
Carey Joseph, miner, dwl 814 Sansom
Carey Maurice, shoemaker with Henry Hinders,
dwl St. Mary nr Pine
Carev Michael, conductor Central R. R., dwl 421
Sixth
Carey Michael, laborer, dwl 248 Perry
Carey Michael, waterman, dwl 368 Natoma
Carey Michael C, bookbinder with Battling & Kim-
ball, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty second aud
Twenty-third
Carey Patrick, junkdealer, dwl Ws Ellen nr Har
Carey Simon, laborer with Graves & Co., dwl 161
Jessie
Carev Thomas, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutler
Carey Thomas, laborer, dwl 21 Anna Lane
Carey Thomas, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
14 Boardman Place
Carey William, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Carey — see Cary
Cargill Andrew, hempworker S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, dwl Indiana nr Sierra
Carl Andrew, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fifth
and Folsom
Carl Henry, vegetableman with Saulmann & Lauen-
stein
Carle J. A., carpenter H. C. Lengue, 128 Kearny
Carlen John W., clerk with R. G. Dun & Co., dwl
1107 Union
Caiiess Charles, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
JONES, PULLMAN &• CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' ¥0-SEMITE AKT GALLEKY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
144
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Carleton Charles A., driver with Larking Catania.
dwl 3 St. Mary
Oarletoo Henry, journalist, dwl 933 Sutter
Carleton Howard, printer with Dewev ft Co., dwl
14 Hampton Place
Carleton John K., bookkeeper with H. H. Noble,
re.- Oakland
t Sannders C, night contractor with I. Rich-
ards, dwl Ss Francisco bet Leav and Hyde
Carl< ton— Bee Carlton
Carletti Peter, piledrivei with E. C. Boobai A Co.
Carlev Edward, molder Empire Foundry
Carli George, bootmaker, dwl 1235 Dnpont
Carlin Annie Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Carlin Bernard, laborer, dwl S s Eddy bet Scott and
Devis aiero
Carlin John, laborer, dwl 32 Ritcb
Carlin John W., bookkeeper, dwl 620 Post
Carliu Patrick, blacksmith with William Carlon,
dwl W s Sansom bet Broadway and Vallejo
Carlin Boger, teamster, 438 Jackson, dwl 15 Fifth
Avenue
Carliu Thomas, painter, dwl W s Guerrero nr
Twenty-sixth
Carlin William. f Carlin & Breslin) dwl 2IT Beale
Carlin William, dwl N s Silver Avenue nr St. Mary's
College
Carliu William, horseshoer. 722 Broadwav dwl 733
Vallejo
Carlin William, molder Fulton Foundry
Carliu William, porter with Phillips. Taber Sl Co.,
dwl 532 Turk
Carliu William H., civil engineer, office 710 Mont
Carliu & Breslin, (Darnel Carlin and William
I ooor saloon. "J17 Beale
E. M. .Mrs., teacher Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, dwl 1412 Pine
Carlisli - special policeman, dwl XE cor
- nnt and Dnpont
Carlisle S. H., real estate, dwl 1406 Piue
Carlisle Thomas S.. liquor saloon, SE cor Mission
and Fourteenth, dwl 28 Koudel Place
Carlisle W. E.. steward N. P. Trans. Cos S.S. John
i. Stephens
Carlon & Brother, (William and Patrick) black-
smiths, iis Pacific
Carlon i trio* 4> Bro.J dwl 418 Pacific
Carlon William. ( Carlon & B t>. dwl W a -
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Carlos Thomas F. restaurant, 103 Washington
CARLOS TD3DBCIO, saddler, 527 Pacific, dwl
Clay
Carlson Andrew, cabinetmaker with X. G. Xorden,
dwl 627 Branuau
Carlson C. E.. seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Carlson Charles, carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl 553
Bryant
Carlson Charles B., conductor X. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 327 Fourth
Carlson Huns H., laborer, dwl 606 Third
Carlson John, fireman steamer Reform, Jackson
Street Wharf, dwl -109 Drnmm
Carlson Lars, cabinetmaker, dwl 670 Mission
Carlson Martin, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Carlson Olof C. bottler with Eberhardt & Lach-
man, dwl 322 Second
Carlson Ulrick, shipcarpenter. dwl 22 Washington
Carlton Charles reporter S. F. Chronicle," dwl
Sutrer nr Hvde
CABLTON CHARLES C. proprietor Empire
Warehonse, 10 and 22 Beale. dwl >>I1 Foteom
Carlton Cornelius, laborer, dwl 417 Howard
Carlton George A., purser Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
mer Julia
Carlton Harriet C, : widow dwl 2022 Bush
CARLTON HEXRY Jr., igent -E :,a Ins. Co..
office 14 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 701 Post
Carlton Mav Mrs., dwl 212 Kearny
Carlton Oliver B., fisbdealer Metropolitan Market.
dwl 24 Oak Avenue, rear
Carlton Silas M.. contractor uiirhtwork, office SE
cor Kearny and California, dwl W s Joues bet
Bay and Francis
Carlton" Thomas T., tanner, dwl S s Page bet Buch-
anan and Lagnna
Carlton William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co.
Carlton William B., purser steamship Kalorama,
dwl 2022 Push
Carlyle Irving B.. presideut House Carpenters'
Eight Hour League Xo 1., 128 Kearny, dwl 14
Virginia
Carman William, physician and surgeon, office and
dwl 047 Howard
Cannany Cyrus, merchant, dwl 923 Jackson
Carmauy Cyrus W.. cashier Savings and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 923 Jackson
Carmanv John H., (John H. Carman!/ J* '.
923 "Jackson
CARMANT JOHN H. A- CO.. publishers Overland
Monthly. Commercial Herald. Market Review,
etc.. ofiice 409 Washington
Carmauy Ringgold, bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Society, dwl 923 Jackson
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler. 527
Sansom. dwl 111 Montgomery Block
Caruielich Georue. saddle and harnessmaker, 613
Sansom. dwl 137 Fifth
Carmell Margaret, [widow] dwl 179 Jessie
CABMEN ISLAXD SALT WORKS, Holladay
A- Brenham. ageuts, mill 249 Steuart, office 423
Front
Carmichael Daniel, marblecutter. dwl 309 Eighth
Caruiicbael Xeil, carpenter with Middlemas A
Boole
Carmody Edmond, carpenter H. C. League, 123
Kearny
Carmody James, stevedore with Whitney A" Fieese.
dwl' 24 Howard Court
Carmody John, laborer with Whitney A Freese
Carmody Mary, | widow) dwl 310 Fourth
Carmody Martin, solicitor Franklin Hotel
Carmody Patrick, laborer Cal. Brass Works, dwl
olSF'lsom
Carmona Priciliano. carriagemaker with Kimball
Manufacturing Co.. dwl 10-5 Silver
Carneby James, clerk with Isaac W. W. Brown,
dwl SW cor Clementina and Eighth
Carnegie Andrew, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.. dwl
Harrison
Carnell Richard. (Richard Cornell it Co.) dwl cor
Geary and Brook
Carnell Richard A Co.. (Simon Zimmcrmann)
foreign and domestic fruits. 754 Market
Carnes Frederick A., teacher music, dwl 776
Howard
CARNES GEORGE A., librarian Odd Fellows
Library. 325 Montgomery, dwl 312 Posl
Carnes John, machinist, dwl 823 Folsoni
Carney Edward, shoemaker, dwl 27 Rausch
Carney John, seaman, dwl 12 Steuart
Carney Peter, longshoremau. dwl 1131 Folsom
Carney William, "bootmaker U. W. M. B >ot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Carney William, currier, dwl E s Harrison bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Carney. — St-e Kearney
Carnogouez Crista, barkeeper with Xicholas Antu-
novieh. SW cor East and Commercial
Caro L oois, gents' tarnishing goods. 230 Fifth
Caro Morris, clothing, 30fi Pa
Caro Saninel. clothing. 40 Third, dwl 1032
Caro Wolf, furniture. -323 Dupont. dwl S3 Everett
Carolau Charles A., barkeeper, dwl 17 9
Carolau Isabella, (widow - - ..vlor
CAROLIX JAMES. liquor saloon, SE cor Third
and Bran nan
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. ViW SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Gooda,
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145
Carolina Co, (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 617
Commercial
Caronte Joseph, umbrella and parasolmaker, 13
Geary
Carpenter Alexander, laborer S.F. Chemical Works,
dwl E s Dolores nr Eighteenth
Carpenter Alvin, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Carpenter Augustine D., secretary Bay District Ag-
ricultural Ass'n,37 Merch Exch, dwl 433 Geary
Carpenter Charles A., (H. B. Martin $• Co.) dwl
838 Mission
Carpenter Daniel, milkranch, S s Filbert nr Octavia
Carpenter Daniel, physician, dwl 317 Sutter
Carpenter Dyer A., bookkeeper London & S. F.
Bank, dwl 433 Geary
Carpenter Edwin P., jeweler, dwl 442 Green
Carpenter George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Carpenter George W., brassfinisher with W. T.
Garratt & Co., dwl 14 Prospect Place
Carpenter H. L., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Carpenter Hugh S. Rev., pastor Howard Presby-
terian Church, S s Mission bet Third and Fourth
CARPENTER JOHN, attorney at law, office 29
Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl 641 Sacramento
Carpenter John H., teamster with Kershaw &
Twiug, dwl 926 Harrison
Carpenter L. B., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kea ray
Carpenter Louis, broommaker, dwl 334 Vallejo
Carpenter Mary L., (widow) dwl 926 Harrison
Carpenter Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth .
Carpenter Robert C, machinist, dwl Hayes nr Oc-
tavia
Carpenter Thomas, expresswagon, dwl SE cor
Twenty-second and Church
Carpenter William, gasfitter, dwl 307 Folsom
Carpenter William H., dwl What Cheer House
Carpenter William L., policeman City Hall, dwl
819 Filbert
Carpentier Delia Mrs., dwl Virginia bet Jackson
and Pacific
Carpentier Edward R., (Clarke & C.J attorney at
law, office 606 Washington, dwl 33 Kearny
Carpentier Horace W., attorney at law, office 606
Washington, res Oakland
Carpy Charles, expresswagon, 623 Sansom, dwl 12
Houston
Carpy Jeanne, (widow) dwl 12 Houston
Carquillot Jules, laborer with Lemoine, Gambert &
Co., dwl cor Montgomery and Pacific
Carr A. L. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 759 Clay
Carr Bridget, (widow) dwl N s Francisco bet Dn-
pont and Kearny
Carr Charles W., debenture clerk Surveyor's Office,
Custom House, dwl 20 Ellis
Carr Edward, hostler with Josiah H. Swain, dwl
6 Zoe Place
Carr James, boarding and lodging, 112 Steuart
Carr James, laborer, dwl 11 William
Carr James, waiter with Donovan & O'Donnell,
dwl 29 Jessie
Carr John, gasfitter, dwl 921 Washington
Carr John Irving, laud agent, office 33 Fourth
Carr John S., ( William B. Hooper & Co.) res Ar-
izona City, Arizona Ter
Carr Joseph, "plumber with P. R. O'Brieu, 646 Mkt
Carr J. Tyler, (Littlefeld, Webb & Co.) dwl 515
Bush
Carr Mark, laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Carr Matthew D., (M. D. Carr & Co.) dwl 1016
Piue
CARR M. D. & CO., (Charles A. Murdoch and
Charles L. Crackbon) printers, 532 Clay
Carr Michael, fireman steamer Louisa, Bdwy Whf
Carr Michael, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Carr Nicholas E., tailor, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet
Bartlett and Mission
Carr Owen, laborer, dwl 19 Frederick
Carr Patrick, laborer, dwl 133 Dora
Carr Peter J., expresswagon, cor Market and Sixth,
dwl E s Twenty -fifth nr Castro
Can- Samuel, junkdenler, dwl Ss Ash ur Octavia
Carr B. N., (widow) dwl 1039 Howard
Carr Thomas, furniture repairer, dwl 734 Broadway
Carr Thomas S., freight clerk N. P. Trans. Co's &.
S. Oritlamme, dwl 112 Natoma
Carr Thomas W., laborer with Charles Harley &.
Co., dwl 20 Mission
Carr William, merchant, dwl 715| Bush
Carr William B., contractor, office 338 Montgomery,
dwl NW cor Valencia and Twenty-fifth
Carr William H., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 609
Folsom
Carr — -see Karr
Carradine Sarah Mrs., dwl 234 Folsom
Carraher Michael, laborer, dwl Fort, Point
Carraher Patrick, hackmau with James H. Vary,
dwl Missiou bet First and Second
Carrau Jean, (Carrau 8f Baratyjt dwl 1235 Miss
Carrau Joseph, butcher, dwl 1235 Mission
Carrau Patrick, assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Co.
Carrau Laurence, (widow) furnished rooms, 540
Washington
Carrau & Baraty, (Jean Carrau and Francis
Baraty) butchers, 1 Clay Street Market
Carre George, teacher French, Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 540 Howard
Carreau C. R. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School
Carrere J. Arrowy, real estate, dwl 917 Jackson,
rear
Carrick Daniel, engineer, dwl 150 Dora
Carrick David, engineer steamer Monterey, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Carrick George N., bookkeeper S. F. & P. Sugar
Co., dwl 715 Ellis
Carrick James R., milkman, 195 Stevenson
Carrick Richard, fireman P. M. S. S. Constitution,
dwl 340 Shipley
Carrick W., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearuy
Carriere G. H., saloonkeeper, dwl 1024 Powell
Carriere Jean, laborer, dwl 734 Vallejo
Carrigan Andrew, salesman with Conroy & O'Con-
nor, 111 Front
Carrigan James, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co.
Carrigan Joseph, laborer with Dohrmann & Co.
Carrigan Patrick, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Carrigan Patrick, hackinan, dwl 553 Mission
Carrigan Patrick, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 219 Minna
Carrigan Peter, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Pelican
Carrigan William, laborer Cai. P. R. R. Co's
steamer Amador
Carrigg Harry I., pressman with Edward Bosqui
& Co., dwl 28 Moss, rear
Carrington Henry, dwl 502 Sixth
Carringtou Jane Mrs., dwl 836 Sutter
Carrion M., (widow) laundress, dwl 414 Vallejo
Carrique John, cellarman with I. Landsberger &
Co., dwl 322 Union
Carroll Andrew, laborer, dwl Ss Twenty -fourth bet
San Jose Avenue and Valencia
Carroll Anna G. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 107
Third, dwl SW cor Pacific and Webster
CARROLL, BRAINARD & CO., (Richard T.
Carroll, Richard Brainard and William B.
Carroll) importers, and wholesale wines aud
liquors, 305 aud 307 Front
Carroll Brothers, (Patrick and Thomas) groceries
and liquors, 123 Third •
Carroll Charles, laborer with Cutting & Co., dwl
916 Montgomery
Carroll Daniel, clerk with Daniel Cronin, dwl SE
cor Turk and Fillmore
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissor3.
10
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLEEY, 20 Montg. 8t., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Carroll Daniel, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 12J Zoe
Carroll David, grocer, dwl 427 Shipley-
Carroll David, peddler, dwl SW cor Jessie and
Ninth
Carroll Edward, laborer, dwl 538 HowTard
Carroll Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 210 Pacific
Carroll Francis P., clerk with Charles Wittram, dwl
564 Tehama
Carroll George, seaman, dwl 30 Stenart
Carroll George, 6eaman, dwl 238 Stenart
Carroll Heury, poster with Keyt & Co., dwl Oregon
nr Battery
Carroll James, (S. F. Laundry Association) dwl
N W cor Turk and Fillmore
Carroll James, bootcutter U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Carroll James, carpenter, dwl 1121 Mission
Carroll James, captain S. S. Pelican, dwl 34 Te-
hama
Carroll James, machinist City Iron Works, dwl 335
Ritch, rear
Carroll James, molder Union Iron Works
Carroll James, salesman with Jones & Co., dwl 964
Mission
Carroll James, teamster 'with R. & J. Morton, dwl
6 O'Farrell Alley
Carroll James E., (Heathjield, Bog-el <& Co.) res
Menlo Park
Carroll James L., salesman, 102 Sausom, dwl 21
Perry
Carroll Jeremiah, boilermaker Portland Boiler
Works, dwl cor Ninth and Mission
Carroll Jeremiah, cook What Cheer House
Carroll John, ( Carroll & Deery ) dwl 216
Minna
Carroll John,. boilermaker, dwl 81 Clementina
Carroll John, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co,, dwl 233 Jessie
Carroll John, drayman with Cutting &, Co., dwl
210 Pacific
Carroll John, tilecutter, dwl 53 Beale
Carroll John. gasfitter with J. K. Prior
Carroll John, laborer, dwl 45 Everett
Carroll John, laborer, dwl 115 First
Carroll John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Carroll John, laborer with Larseneur & Sheerin
Carroll John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 509
H' iward
Carroll John, miner, dwl W s Gilbert bet Brannan
and Townsend
Carroll John, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 212
Tehama
Carroll John, plasterer, dwl E s Cook nr Point Lo-
bos Road
Carroll John, porter with Carroll, Brainard & Co.,
dwl Jessie nr Second
Carroll John, shoemaker, dwl 468 Jessie
Carroll John, teamster with R. & J. Morton
Carroll John, wood and coal, dwl SW cor Folsom
and Eleventh
Carroll John B., boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl 81 Clementina
Carroll John C, blacksmith N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
829 Folsom
Carroll John C, Eureka Bakerv, 108 First
Carroll John F., barkeeper, 236 Montgomery, dwl
524 Tehama
Carroll John F., driver Engine Co. No. 5, S.F.F.D.,
dwl W s Stockton bet Pacific and Broadway
Carroll John J., porter U. S. A. Medical Purveyors'
Store, dwl 129 Sixth
Carroll Luke, stonecutter, dwl W s Lyons bet Post
and Geary
Carroll Martin, drayman with Brittan, Holbrook &
Co.. dwl N s Liberty bet Guerrero and Dolores
Carroll Mathew, fireman, dwl 214 First
Carroll Mathew, laborer S. F. Boiler Works, dwl
St. Nicholas Hotel
Carroll Michael, boatman, dwl NW cor Francisco
and Powell
Carroll Michael, bootmaker, 646 Commercial, dwl
2 Varenne
Carroll Michael, drayman, dwl S s O'Farrell bet
Octavia and Laguna
Carroll Michael, teamster Golden Gate Park, dwl
SE cor Buchanan and Tyler
Carroll Michael T., stonecutter, dwl W s Devisadero
nr Ellis
Carroll Owen, machinist, dwl 127 Dora
Carroll Patrick, f Carroll Brothers) dwl 268 Minna
Carroll Patrick, blacksmith Bay View & Potrero
R. R., dwl Potrero
Carroll Patrick, bookkeeper, dwl 564 Tehama
Carroll Patrick, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
Carroll Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Carroll Patrick, marblecutter witli Larseneur <fe
Sheerin, dwl cor Bush and Lyons
Carroll Patrick, porter Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills, dwl 157 Minna
Carroll Patrick, watchman Union Box Factory
Carroll Peter, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Carroll Peter J., laborer, dwl 4 Beale Place
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 Robert, fireman, dwl 509 Davis
Carroll Robert, fireman steamer Chin Dn Wan,
foot Vallejo
Carroll Sarah, waiter, dwl 304 Third
Carroll Thomas, f Carroll <& RyauJ dwl 177 Miuna
Carroll Thomas, (Carroll Brothers) dwl 268 Minna
Carroll Thomas, dwl 633 California
Carroll Thomas, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 4 Valencia
Carroll Thomas, seaman, dwl 106 Steuart
Carroll Thomas J., compositor Evening Bulletin,
dwl 335 Broadway
Carroll Thomas P., auditing department Wells, Far-
go & Co.'s Fast Freight office, dwl 518 Lomb
Carroll William, brassfinisher Eagle Brass Foun-
dry, dwl cor Drumm and Washington
Carroll William, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
215 Tehama
Carroll William, driver with Frank G. Edwards,
Carroll William, gas titter with David Bush, dwl
cor Greenwich and 'Montgomery
Carroll William, housemover, dwl 335 Broadway
Carroll William, porter with William J. Heney &
Co., 725 Market
Carroll William, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl
851 Folsom
Carroll William B., (Carroll, Brainard & Co.) dwl
104 Eighth
Carroll William II., clerk with McDonald & Gavan,
dwl 120 Perry
Carroll & Deery (John Carroll and Francis
Deery) poultiy and game, 14 Metropolitan Mkt
Carroll & Ryan, { Thomas Carroll and Lons J.
Ryan) liquor saloon, 41 Third
Canon William D., clerk, 304 Cal, dwl 927 Folsom
Carruth James, laborer N.P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Idaho
Carrutheis Christopher, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s
S.S. Orizaba
Carnithers George, carpenter and builder, 217
Kearny, rear, dwl 5 Yerba Buena
Carrutheis I. Miss, teacher Taylor and Mason Street
Cosmopolitan Schools, dwl 5 Yerba Buena
Carrutheis John, driver with Marden & Myrick,
dwl — Wetmore Place
Carruthers Samuel G,, bookkeeper with Marden
& Myrick, dwl 5 Yerba Buena
Carry William, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Carson August, seaman ship Lookout, Rincon Wharf
Carson Bernard, engraver with J. W. Tucker & Co.,
dwl 238 Jessie
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO \ £J " DIRECTORY
147
Carson Charles D., assistant engineer with P. M. S.
S. Co., dwl 30$ Zoe
Carson George, flourpacker with Edward Kennedy,
dwl 1208 Powell
Carson Henry, drayman with J. Everding &. Co.,
dwl S s Water bet Mason and Taylor
Carson James G., notary public, office 9 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl" 507 Bryant
Carson John, liquor saloon, Ocean House and San
Jose' Roads
Carson John B., clerk with Edward J. Pringle,
dwl '238 Jessie
Carson John K., special policeman, dwl 80 Clem
Carson Lizzie Miss, fringemaker with William
Englander, dwl 607 Greenwich
Carson Matthias N., builder, dwl 1520 Broadway
Carson Olrick, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Steuart
Carson William, (Dolbeer & C .) res Eureka, Hum-
boldt County
Carson William, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
18 First
Carson William O., bookkeeper with Titcomb &.
Williams, dwl 623 Ellis
Carss Robert, butcher with Richard O'Neill, dwl
51 Louisa
Carstens Fred., groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush
and Dupont, dwl 629 Bush
Carstens Charles, (Juhn Il/isshage?i & Go. J dwl NE
cor Jackson and Sansom
Carstens Frederick, (Lunit8f C.) dwl 728 Market
Carstens Frederick, porter with J. W. H. Camp-
bell, dwl N s Union bet Sansom and Battery
Carstens John H., clerk with John C. Blakwadel,
dwl SW cor Montgomery and Union
Carsten P., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Carstensen Julius, with John Horstman, dwl 700
Bush
Carstensen P. A., laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Eighth and Bryant
Carswell George W., drayman, dwl 428 Hayes
Carten Francis, bookkeeper with E. Commins & Co.
Carter A. B., lieutenant U. S. Naval Rendezvous,
Government House, dwl Grand Hotel
Carter Abraham j bookkeeper S. F. Gas Co., dwl
445 Bryant
Carter Benjamin, (colored) housecleaner, dwl E s
Washington Avenue nr Howard
Carter C. Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, dwl 1915 Sacramento
Carter Charles, paperhauger, dwl 13 Langton
Carter Charles D., clerk with Daly &. Hawkins,
dwl 1103 Jackson
Carter Charles H., plasterer, office 326 Montgomery,
dwl 120 Olive Avenue
Carter Clementina Madame, clairvoyant physician,
4 John
Carter C. N., clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Carter Cornelius, laborer, dwl 6 Williams
Carter David, seaman, dwl 411 Drumm
Carter Edward, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 512 Stevenson
Carter Edward W., hostler, 331 Pine, dwl SE cor
Harrison and Seventh
Carter Frank, driver with B. D. Bowers, dwl 761
Mission
Carter Frederick S., clerk, 415 Cal, dwl 1915 Sac
Carter George, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Carter George, longshoreman, dwl S s Union bet
Sausom and Battery
Carter George B., (colored) porter, dwl 4 John
CARTER GEORGE R., exchange, 206 Montgom-
ery, dwl Union Club
Carter Gilbert, mate brig Hesperian, foot Fremont,
dwl 238 Steuart
Carter J. Heneage, show manager, dwl 433 Shipley
Carter James, seaman steamer Kalorama, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Carter John, clerk, cor|0'Farrell and,Dupont, dwl 8
Natoma
Carter John C, foreman New York Livery Stable
dwl 712 Mission
Carter John F., carpenter Eureka Foundry, dwl
212 Post
Carter John T., secretary Land Mortgage Union,
dwl 1915 Sacramento
Carter John W., ( Foot.e & C.J attorney at law,
office 25 and 26 Montgomery Block, dwl 202
Second
Carter John Warren, bookkeeper with R. & J.
Morton, dwl 508 O'Farrell
Carter Lizzie Miss, milliner and millinery, 147 Third,
dwl American Exchange
Carter Michael, laborer, dwl W s York nr Butte
Carter Myron H., drayman with Armes & Dallam
Carter Nicholas, teamster, dwl W s Boyce nr Point
Lobos Road
Carter Peter, wharfinger Broadway Wharf, dwl
1213 Kearny
Carter Rebecca T., (widow) teacher South Cosmo-
politan School, dwl 407 Folsom
Carter Richard W., porter Arlington House, dwl
717 Howard
Carter Robert W., real estate broker, office 304
Montgomery
Carter Samuel J., salesman with Hooker & Co.,
dwl 525 Folsom
Carter Sarah, (widow) dwl 13 Langton
Carter Thomas S., carpenter and shipjoiner, dwl
426 Shotwell
Carter T. J. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl 924 Pine
Carter Walter, clerk with Brittan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 611 Folsom
Carter William, (colored) carpetcleaner, 326 Third
Carter William, seaman, dw) 37 Pacific
Carter William H., (colored) porter with George
H. Howard, dwl 11 Bernard
Carter William H., stevedore with Charles E. Has-
eltine, dwl Sansom bet Bdwy and Vallejo, rear
Carter William W., bookkeeper, 512 Market, dwl
741 Howard
Cartier Charles, lapidary, dwl 531 Broadway
Cartier Victor, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 317 Broadway
Carthcart James L., ( L. N. Handy & Co. J dwl 27
Stone
Carthy Stephen, lab New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 8 Zoe
Carto Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 431 Grove
Carton Joseph, laborer with Spence & Johnson,
93 California Market
Carton Peter S., dwl 801 Filbert
Cartmen's Association, rooms 824 Howard
Cartwright A. D., clerk Cent. P.R.R., res Oakland
Cartwright David, teamster with George B.
Knowles, dwl 26 Howard
Cartwright James, (Scott & C. J dwl 509 Wash
Cartwright Thomas, with Marden &. Myrick, dwl
SE cor Greeuwich and Powell
Cartwright Thomas, captain schooner Charlotte, dwl
1335 Pacific
Carty James, blacksmith Cal. P. R. R., dwl Broad
way bet Mont and Kearny
Carty Luke, groceries and liquors, 420 Union
Carty Martin, laborer, dwl cor Francisco and Jones
Carty Paul, special policeman, dwl 402 Greenwich
Carty William S., carriagemaker with R. M. Hiller,
dwl 19 Ritch
Carvalho Alexander, porter Savings' and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 621 Clay
Carvalho Elizabeth, ,' widow) dwl SWcor Columbia
and Twenty-fourth
Carver John, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Carver Benjamin, deputy U. S. Marshal, dwl 13
Anthony
Carviglia Agostino, laborer with Brignardello,
Macchiavello & Co,, dwl Garibaldi House
Carvill Almon D., clerk with Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 5 Stockton
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, "White Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
148
SAN FRANCISCO " Q " DIRECTORY.
Carvill Orrin S., president Pollard & Carvill Manu-
facturing Co., dwl N s Jessie bet Third aud
Fourth
Carwan Hugh, laborer with R. & J. Morton
Cary Brothers, (Hugh, Thomas and Edward)
farmers, bet Lake Merced and Ocean
Cary Edward, (Gary Brothers) dwl nr Lake
Merced
Cary Edward, laborer, dwl Sierra Nevada Lodgings
Cary Hugh, (Car.y Bros.) dwl nr Lake Merced
Cary Isaac 6., (colored) hairdresser, 640 Clay, dwl
"924 Washington
Cary James, rigger, dwl 412 Folsoru
Cary James, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
CARY JAMES C, attorney-at-law, office 507 Mont-
gomery, dwl 810 Chestnut
Cary Lawrence, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 57
Shipley
CARY LUTHER H., collector U.S. Internal Reve-
nue, office U. S. Court Building, res Oakland
Cary Michael, laborer, dwl 308 Fremont
Cary Peter, bricklayer, dwl N s Jersey bet Church
and Yicksburg
Cary Silas D., real estate, dwl NE cor Hayes and
Grove
Cary Thomas, (Cary Brothers) dwl nr Lake
"Merced
Cary Thomas, butcher with Smith & Mann, dwl
First Avenue nr Railroad Avenue
Casaliui Salvatore, cook, dwl 834 Vallejo, rear
Casamavou Auguste, cook with Milton S. Latham,
638 Folsom
Casanova Giuseppe, laborer with Cadenasso & Tu-
bino, 515 Merchant
Casanova Henry, (F. Daneri & Co.) dwl 1007
Union
Casco Joseph, furniture, 353 Third
Case Elijah, real estate, dwl W s Fifteenth Avenue
nr Eighteenth Avenue, South S. F.
Case George, drayman with U. S. Drayman, dwl 10
Antonio
Case George, driver Central R.R,
Case George A., jobwagon, NE cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, dwl 1606 Larkin
Case George F., newspaper carrier, dwl 925 Sutter
Case Joseph D., wharfinger Alameda Ferry Wharf,
dwl S s Twenty-fifth bet Castro and Diamond
Case Josiah, hostler, dwl 1810 Powell
CASEBOLT HENRY, president Front Street,
Mission and Ocean Railroad, office 1336 Bush,
(and J. D. Casebolt & Co., and Casebolt &
Kerr) dwl 1108 Pierce
Casebolt Jacob D., (J. D. Casebolt & Co.) dwl 220
Third
CASEBOLT J. D. & CO.. (Henry Casebolt and
Thomas G. Taylor) importers and dealers car-
riage hardware, lumber and wagon materials.
24 and 26 Beale
Casebolt Majry A. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, dwl 335 Jessie
CASEBOLT & KERR, (Henry Casebolt and
David Kerr) car and carriage manufactory,
SW cor Market and Fifth
Caselli Alexander, with Pioche & Bayerque, dwl
754 Washington
Casemayou Victor, waiter, dwl 16 Sutter
Casement William K., conductor Citv R. R. dwl
S s Sixteenth bet Valencia aud Mission
Casey Annie Miss teacher, dwl 225 Minna
Casey Daniel, laborer, dwl N s Hinckley nr Mont
Casey Daniel, laborer with Woodhams & Ludlum,
dwl SE cor Montgomery and Broadway
Casey Daniel, piledriver with E. C. Boob a r & Co.
Casey Daniel, woodturner California Plauiug Mill,
dwl cor Eddy aud Van Ness Avenue
Casey Daniel J., blacksmith with H. M. Black &
Co., dwl W s Wash Av bet Mission and Howard
Casey Edward W., U. S. district officer, dwl 1208
Sutter
Casev Eugene M., gasfitter with E. T. Boyd, dwl
441 Natoma
Casey Frank, bootmaker, dwl 5 Oak
Casey Frank, porter with A. C. Nichols & Co., dwl
JNE cor Eighteenth and Harrison
Casev Henry, clerk County Recorder's office, dwl
435 Eddy
Casey James, (Casey & Barthrop) dwl 6 Antonio
Casey James, boarding stable, S s Fourteenth nr
Mission
Casey James, expresswagon, cor Mission and Third
Casey James, hostler, dwl 33 Jessie
Casey James, laborer Cent. P.R.R., dwl 411 Bryant
Casey James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Casey James B., carpenter, dwl 202 Fifth
Casey Jeremiah, laborer, dwl S s Fourteenth bet
Mission aud Howard
Casey John, coppersmith with Thomas Reynolds,
dwl W s Salmon bet Pacific and Broadway
Casey John, laborer, dwl 90 Stevenson, rear
Casey John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 50 Baldwin
Court
Casey John, policeman City Hall, dwl 531 Howard
Casey John, porter Lick House
Casey John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 606 Stevenson
Casey John, teamster with George B. Knowles, dwl
214 Austin
Casey John C, tanner and currier with Main &.
Winchester, dwl NE cor Gough and Union
Casey Joseph, clerk with Thomas N. Cazueau, dwl
cor Twenty -fourth aud Capp
Casey Joseph, tailor, dwl 207 Tehama
Casey Kate Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, dwl 1901 Polk
Casey Maggie Miss, domestic Occidental Hotel
Casey Matthew, clerk, dwl SW cor Hyde and Rus-
sell
Casey Michael, carpenter, dwl 1596 Bush
Casey Michael, carpenter and builder, 1212 Larkin
Casey Michael, jigsawyer with Chr. Schreiber &
Co., dwl 504 Ellis
Casey Michael, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Casey Michael, teamster with Kershaw & Twing,
dwl 17 Spear
Casev Michael F., bootmaker with Buckingham &.
Hecht
Casey Owen, carpenter, dwl S s Harrison bet
Eighth and Chesley
Casey Owen, expresswagon, cor Third and Harrison,
dwl N s Bryant nr Dora
Casey Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl E s
Nevada bet Folsom and Harrison
Casey Patrick, painter, dwl 314 Tyler
Casey Patrick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Casey Richard, carpenter, dwl 561 Bryant
Casey Thomas, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Casey Thomas, wharfinger Front Street Wharf,
dwl 217 Third
Casey Thomas, woodsawyer, dwl 117 Bernard
Casey Thomas F., steward Hose Co. No. 2, S. F. F.
D., dwl S s Folsom nr Beale
Casey William, laborer, dwl N s Natoma nr Tenth
Casey William, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 1 J 6
William
Casey William, special policeman, dwl cor Chestnut
and Dupont
Casey & Barthrop, (James Casey and Edward
Barthrop) butchers, 432 Geary
Cash Francis, cook Sander's Hotel
Cash George A., butcher, dwl 220 Sixth
Cash George A. Mrs., dressmaker, 220 Sixth
Cash Patrick, carpenter, dwl 514 Howard
Cash Rose, (widow) dressmaker, 22 Second
Cashan Richard, laborer with Earl Kerr, dwl 903
Battery
Cashell Frank, longshoreman with C. E. Haseltine
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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149
Casbin Benjamin, laborer with John Henderson Jr.,
dwl S s Vallejo ur Montgomery
Cashin Catherine, bookfolder, dwl 510 Minna
Cashin Richard, bootcutter, dwl 1028 Market
Cash man Daniel, conductor Otnuibus R.R., dwl 721
Howard
Cashman Dennis, laborer, dwl 8 Silver
Cashman James, calker, dwl 409 Folsom, rear
Cashman John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Cashman John, molder Risdon Iron Works, dwl
cor Broderick and Fulton
Cashman Maurice, carpenter with Middlenias &
Boole, dwl 2ti Rincon Court
Cashman William, shipcarpenter with Middlemas
& Boole, dwl 26 Rincon Place
Cashni R., bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Caskel S. & Co., ( William Wolf 'sohnj importers
clothing, 225 Sansom
Caskel Samuel, (S. Caskel dp Go.) res New York
Caskin Dennis, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl cor Third
and King
Caslon James, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Cason Csesar, (Dubois & C.J dwl E s Washington
nr Brenham Place
Cason Isaac, salesman with Adams, Biinn & Co.,
dwl W s Washington Avenue nr Twenty-
eighth, Bernal Heights
Caspar Jacques, polisher with Whittier, Fuller &
Co., dwl 536 Broadway
Caspari Otto, (Rodgers, Meyer & Co.) res Liver-
pool, England
Casper Augustus, laborer, dwl 77 Stevenson, rear
Casperson Martin, upholsterer, dwl 137 Third
Cass Richard, driver Central R. R., dwl E s Stev-
enson bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Cass Robert, wool sorter, dwl E s First Avenue nr
Fifteenth
Cass William, carpenter City R.R., dwl 26 Louisa
Cassara Peter, game, poultry and eggs, 503 Sausom
Cassebohni William, (Bluxome <& C.J dwl 804
Jones
Cassell James, teamster, dwl E s Mission nr Gody
Cassell Joseph, brickmasou, dwl 227 Eighth
Casselman J. R., saloonkeeper, dwl Seeger's House
Cassens Henry, express, cor Market and Geary, dwl
607 Greenwich
CASSERLY EUGENE, attorney-at-law and U. S.
Senator, office 507 Montgomery
Casserly F., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Casserly John, bookkeeper with Patrick Casserly,
dwi NE cor Sansom ind Broadwav
CASSERLY PATRICK, proprietor Railroad
House, NE cor Sausom and Pacific
Cassidy Charles, machiiiehand with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl NW cor Berry and Fourth
Cassidy Edward, butcher with Watson D. Litch-
field, dwl 614 Bush
Cassidy Ellen, (widow) private school, E s Hyde
bet Pacific and Broadway
Cassidy Francis, shipcarpenter, dwl S s Serpentine
Avenue nr Twenty-Sixth
Cassidy Frank, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Cassidy Hugh, peddler, dwl W s Natoma bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Cassidy J. Henry, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cassidy John, expresswagou, cor Market and
Fourth, dwl 233 Jackson
Cassidy John, expresswagon, cor Third and Everett,
dwl 25 Everett
Cassidy John, horsetrainer, dwl N s Pt. Lobos Road
Cassidy John, laundrymau Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cassidy John C, assistant steward Pacific Club, dwl
548 Jessie
Cassidy John H., engineer, dwl NW cor First and
Bryant
Cassidy John J., steward, dwl Crescent Avenue nr
Porter, Bernal Hights
Cassidy John T., (Kennedy # C.J dwl 733 Market
Cassidy Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 30 Post
Cassidy Michael, mariner, dwl 21 Frederick
Cassidy Michael, seaman N. P. Traus. Co.'s S. S.
California
Cassidy Patrick, laborer, dwl 1184 Harrison
Cassidy Philip, dwl E s Gilbert bet Brannan and
Townsend
Cassidy Thomas, shipcarpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl Serpentine Avenue nr Twenty-sixth
Cassidy William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Cassidy William, shipcarpenter, dwl 17 Minna
Cassie William, engineer with Eisen Brothers, dwl
cor Haight and Lyon
Cassie William, silversmith with Schultz, Fischer &
Mohrig, dwl cor Haight and Lyon
Cassin Anthony, dwl What Cheer House
Cassiu Dennis, "laborer, dwl 720 Third
Cassin F. & P. J., wholesale wines and liquors and
rectifiers, 523 Front
Cassiu Francis, (F. $■ P.J. CassinJ dwl 554 Jessie
Cassin Francis Jr., clerk with F. & P. J. Cassin,
dwl 544 Jessie
Cassin Henry J., clerk, dwl 537 Sacramento
Cassin James, teamster, dwl cor Twenty-niuth and
Mission
Cassin John, teamster, dwl cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission
Cassiu Joseph, merchant, dwl 284 Minna
Cassin Martin, boottitter, dwl 245 Clementina
Cassiu Mary F. Miss, teacher music and languages,
dwl 544 Jessie
Cassin Patrick, liquor saloon, San Jose Road nr
Six Mile House
Cassin Patrick J., (F. &P.J. CassinJ dwl 32 Har-
riet
Cassin Peter, shoemaker, dwl E s Valencia bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Cassin William, machinist, dwl Berry House
Cassou Peter, milkianch, cor Silver Av and Girard
Cassou Peter, real estate agent, office 328 Montgom-
ery, dwl 835 Clay
Cast Fred, grocer, dwl 629 Bush
Castagnet Dominic, groceries and liquors, 1115
Dupont
Castagnetto Peter, groceries and liquors, 1132 Dup
Castagnino Emanuele, builder and contractor, NW
cor Taylor and Greenwich
Castanas Bartolo, real estate, office 535 Clay, dwl
526 Sutter
Castel Francis, furniture, 809 Clay
Castelhun Frederick J., attorney-at-law, office 607
Kearny, dwl 12}0 Larkin, rear
Castell George C, engineer U. S. A. Q. M. steamer
McPherson, dwl 111 Silver
Castellano Mary Mrs., laundress, 928 Pacific
Castello Henry C, deputy superintendent Indus-
trial School, dwl 26 Stone
Castello James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Castera Charles, (Castera & Constant) dwl 724
Washington
Castera & Constant, (Charles Castera and Gillet
Constant) hairdressers and wigmakers, 724
Washington
Castice Nicholas, restaurant, 119 Third
CASTLE BROTHERS, (Frederick L. Castle)
wholesale groceries and provisions, 213 and 215
Front
Castle Charles H, engineer with Steiger & Bolaud,
dwl 18 Freelon
Castle Frederick L., (Castle Bros.) dwl 1112 Bush
Castle John, baker, dwl 20 Hinckley
Castle John, cartman superintendent streets, dwl
SE cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
Castle Michael, capitalist, office 213 Front, dwl 621
O'Farrell
Castle Stephen, laborer, dwl NW cor Francisco and
Powell
JOJNES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
150
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Castle Stephen W., (Castle % Denannyj dwl 709
Montgomery
Castle Walter M., clerk with Castle Brothers, dwl
ill-' Bush
Castle William, laborer with John Reagen, dwl 616
Kearny
Castle & Denauny, (Stephen IF. Castle, and John
Denanny) drygoods, 709 Montgomery
Caetner Charles A., (Strang & C.J dwl SW cor
Napa and Illinois
Castor Joseph, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Castorena Jesus, billiard tablemaker with Drouil-
hat & Cavan, dwl 1302 Powell
Castro Manuel, dwl Portsmouth House
Castro Stefana Miss, seamstress, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway
CastyJohn, seaman, dwl 133 Folsom
Caswell E. E. Mrs., millinery, 10 Montgomery, dwl
337 Jessie
Caswell George E., bookkeeper, 10 Montgomery,
dwl 337 Jessie
Caswell Harvey, merchant, dwl 535 Post
Caswell Joseph, seaman, dwl -111 Drnmro
Caswell Wiliam, chophouse, NE cor Folsom and
Steuart, dwl -1-19 First
Cataline Alice Madame, dwl 536 Broadway
Catania Joseph, (Larkins & C.J dwl E s Haven
Place
Cater Antoine, longehoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine
Cater Frank, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Pacific
and Front
Cates A. B., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
dates Joseph B., cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir,
dwl 219 Ninth
Cath arena Manuel, dwl 5 St. Marv's Place
Cathcart A. B., clerk with Edward F. Hall & Co.,
dwl 3 Twelfth
Cathcart Charles L., clerk, 418 Market, dwl W s
Twelfth nr Market
Cathcart James, cooper with John H. Schuman, dwl
639 Minna
Cathcart Maurice, porter Grand Hotel, dwl 137 Na-
toma
Cathcart William, master mariner, dwl 6 Twelfth
Cathcart William S. Mrs., dwl 921 Pacific
Cathel George, longshoreman with C. E. Haseltine
Catherwood Edwin C, commission merchant, office
431 California, dwl 832 O'Farrell
CATHOLIC GUARDIAN, (weekly) F. Dillon
Eagan editor. office 407 Sansom
Cathrie William, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Catlin B. T., messenger naval office, Custom House,
dwl 249 Ritch
Catlin Percival H., (Catlin & WoodsJ dwl 367
Jessie
Catlin & Woods, (Percival H. Catlin and Preston
Wooilsj fruits, 13 Fourth
Catlow Joseph, (Cation- & Ham) dwl 310! Tehama
Catlow & Ham, (Joseph Catlow and Richard Ham)
meat market, E s Sixth bet Howard and Tehauia
Catoir Johanna, (widow) nurse, dwl 157 Perry
Catoir Julius, butcher with Flynu & Co., dwl 1217
Kearny, rear
Caton Francis, longshoreman with C. E. Haseltine
Caton George R., tailor, dwl E 6 White Place bet
Green and Vallejo
Caton John, deck hand steamer Cora, dwl 23
Vallejo
Catondal George, waiter with Jacques & Mortier,
dw7l 805 Montgomery
Cattarina Emanuel J.," (Valentine Jj- C.J dwl 7
St. Mary's Place
Cattarina Matthew M., salesman with B. C. Horn
& Co., dwl 7 St. Mary's Place
Catter Cornelius, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Catterall Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Cook nr Point
Lobos road
Catton Charles H., clerk with William N. Olmsted,
dwl 1417 Taylor
Catton Frederick R., clerk Imperial Fire Insurance
Co.. dwl 1417 Tavlor
Catton John C, broker, dwl 1417 Taylor
Catton Walter D., clerk with Charles McC. Delany,
dwl 1417 Tavlor
Catton William M., clerk with Dickson, De Wolf
& Co., dwl 1417 Taylor
Canghlin Daniel, stableman, dwl 33 Tehama
Cauldwell Charles H., (colored) steward, dwl Ss
Bernard bet Taylor and Jones
Cauldwell John, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co., dwl
N s Brannan nr Second
Cauldwell John J., steward P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
N s Brannan nr Second
Caullield Henry, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 228 Ritch
Caullield Michael, shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl NE cor Jackson and Battery
Caulfield Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 228 Ritch
Caulis W. G., shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl
Folsom nr Sixteenth
Caulker John, cook, dwl Es Clinton bet Brannan
and Towneend
Cauly John, laborer, dwl 30 Natoma
Causman Henry, steward steamer Chin du Wan,
dwl Jackson bet Front and Davis
Cautley Gilbert, laborer, dwl 559 Bryant
Cavagnaro Felice, marbleworker, dwl 14 Union
Place
Cavagnaro Frank, bootmaker, 1516 Stockton
Cavalletti Charles D., fish, 12 Pacific Fruit Market,
res Oakland
Cavalli Andrea, machinist, 620 Commercial, dwl
Hush nr Van Ness Avenue
CAVALL1ER J. B E., stockbroker, office 509
California, dwl 220 Turk
Cavallier Jules P., clerk with J. B. E. Cavallier,
dwl 220 Turk
Cavan George, ( Drouilhat & C.J dwl 913 Union
Cavan James D, machine hand California Planing
Mill, dwl 630 Mission
Cavanagh Edward, shipsmith with A. Muii & Co.,
dwF615 Vallejo
Cavanagh Frank, porter with Taylor & Co., dwl 37
•Natoma
Cavanagh James, laborer, dwl Sierra Nevada Lodg-
ings
Cavanagh James, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
636 Commercial
Cavanagh John, machinist, dwl Berry House
Cavanagh John, woodcarver, dwl 37 Natoma
Cavanagh John D., bricklayer, dwl 417 Stev-
enson
Cavanagh Matthew, miner, dwl 37 Natoma
Cavanagh M. Charles, machinist with Calvin Nut-
ting <te Son, dwl 309 Folsom
Cavanagh Patrick, carriagepainter, 426 Pacific, dwl
"21 Howard Court
Cavanagh Patrick, drayman with Turner & Harvey,
dwl 1511 Larkin
Cavanagh Kichard, laborer N. B. & M. R. K.,
dwl Ss Alta bet Sansom and Montgomery
Cavanagh Thomas, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cavanagh Thomas, laborer, dwl 529 First
Cavanagh Thomas, seaman, bds 127 Folsom
Cavanagh Timothy, tailor, dwl 522 Sixth
Cavanaugh James, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Cavanaugh James, seaman barkeutine Webfoot, 1
Howard
Cavanaugh James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Cavanaugh Thomas, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cavanaugh William, boilermaker Union Iron
Works
Cavarlv John M., captain P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
2245 Jackson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAA.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO ~ Q \ DIRECTORY
151
Cavasso Rene, clerk with Justinian Caire, res Cerf Albert, salesman with J. Cerf & Co., dwl 716
Oakland
Cavelleti Charles, vegetables, dwl 530 Vallejo
Cavelry Thomas, photographer with Bradley & Ru-
lotson
Caven David L., hackman Russ House
Caverley Ann, (widow) real estate, dwl 1103 Mont
Caverly John H., liquor saloon, 815 Battery, dwl
Bartol nr Broadway
Cawley Edward H., dwl 518 Minna
Cayton Manuel, cook, dwl 411 Pacific
Cazeres Guilhaume, butcher with B. Monbouson,
dwl Vallejo bet Stockton and Dupont
Caznean Augusta Mrs. . dwl 1709 Dupont
CAZNEAU THOMAS N., despacheur, 321 Califor-
nia, and Marine director State Investment Ins.
Co., 409 California, dwl 321 California
Caznean W. L., clerk county Recorder's Office, dwl
1709 Dupont
Cecil John, folder Occidental Laundry, dwl N s
Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Cecile Dolon Madame, hairdresser, dwl 409 Post
Cedarbloom John, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl 1915 Hyde
Cella Domenico, (Gella & Guinea) dwl Brannan PI
Cella Giuseppe, laborer with Brignardello, Macchia-
vello & Co.
Cella Luca, grocer, dwl 235 Oak
Cella &. Guinaz, ( Domenico Cella and Antonio
Guinaz) vegetables, 507 Washington
Cellaring Charles, bookkeeper, G49 Sacramento, dwl
802 Stockton
Celle John B., paperboxmaker with Max Waizman,
dwl 5 Margaret Place
Celler Michael, jobwagon, 6 Battery, dwl 768 How
Celluer William, cigar manufacturer, 717 Sansom
Cenac Bernard, (Dulac & C.J dwl 736 Pacific
Cenritter E., baker with Hemme & Reuter, 27
Kearny
Center David, foreman with John Center, dwl W s
Folsom bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Center Edward, clerk with Piatt & Newton, dwl
1299 Taylor
Center House, John Leschall, proprietor, E s Fol-
som nr Sixteenth
Center James, real estate, dwl W s Howard bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
CENTER JOHN, real estate, office 420 California,
dwl NW cor Folsom and Sixteenth
Center John Jr., (Center & Bryant) dwl N s Cali-
fornia bet Fillmore and Steiner
Center William, clerk with John Center, dwl NW
cor Folsom and Sixteenth
Center & Bryant (John Center Jr., and James E.
Bryant) lamps, crockery, etc., 10 and 12 Third
Centlivere Francis, hackman Oakland Ferry, dwl
6(9 Mission
Centlivere Louis, boatman, dwl 18 Minna
Central Hotel, Michael Farrell, proprietor, 814 and
816 Sansom
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., Leland
Stanford president, E. H. Miller Jr. secretary,
office SW cor New Montgomery and Market,
ferry cor Davis and Pacific, freight depot foot
of Second
Central Polynesia Land and Com. Co., office 38 Cal
38 California
CENTRAL RAILROAD, office 116 Taylor
Central &. Co., (Chinese) manufacturers cigars,
809 1 Washington
Oereghino Francisco, cook with Luechetti & Cere-
ghiuo, 512 Sansom
Cereghiuo Giovanni (Luechetti & C.) dwl N s Val-
lejo bet Kearny and Dupont
Cereghiuo Giuseppe, hostler with Novella &Pitto
Cerelli Sebastiano, (Cerelli & Raffo) dwl E s Vin-
cent nr Green
Cerrelli & Raffo, (Sebastiano Cerelli and G. B.
Raffo) liquor saloon, 525 Sansom
Post
Cerf J. & Co., (Alpkonse Bennery) importers crock-
ery, glassware, lamps, etc., 515 Market
Cerf Jules, (J. Cerf & Co.) dwl 716 Post
Cerf Julia, (widow) dwl 1123 Stockton
Cerf Moses, (Blorhman & C.) dwl 1203 Sutter
CERINI FRANK, bottles and bags, 205-209 Davis,
res Oakland
Cerrito Disedero, cigarmaker with C. C. Diez, dwl
cor Dupont and Vallejo
Cerrutti Giovanni Battista, Italian Consul, office
and dwl 1415 Powell
Cert Emanuel, teamster, dwl 22 Turk
Cetter Maurice, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Cevario Jose, musician, dwl 536 Broadway
CEVASCO G. B., proprietor La Voce Del Popolo,
office 603 Washington
Chace L. M., carpenter, dwl 28 First
Chace Henrv B., salesman Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 142'i, Fourth
Chace — See Chase
Chadbourne Jabez, attorney-at-law, dwl 320 Ellis
Chadbourne Joseph, salesman with Edward Ken-
nedy, res Oakland
Chadbourne Joshua, (Rider, Somers S? Co J res
Warm Springs Landing, Alameda Co.
Chadbourne Levi, clerk with John Burnap, dwl
420 Leavenworth
CHADBOURNE THOMAS J., Eclipse Bakery,
1412-1420 Dupont, office 200 Davis, dwl 208
Turk
Chadwick Joseph L., physician, office and dwl 841
Harrison
Chadwick Nathaniel M., secretary Board Commis-
sioners Montgomery St South, 415 Montgomery,
dwl 110 Sixth
Chadwick N. G.,carpenterH.C League, 128 Kearny
Chaffee H. C, liquor saloon, 656 Washington, dwl
610 Washington
Chaigneau Alfred, printer, 415 Washington, dwl
550 Bryant
Chaigneau Paul, compositor, dwl 550 Bryant
Chaigneau Victor, messenger Mayor's Office, dwl
550 Bryant
Chaigneau Victoria, (widow) dwl 550 Bryant
Chalk Mountain Blue Gravel Co., (Nevada Co.
Cal.) office 37 Merchants Exchange
CHALLENGE SOAP WORKS, Ss Oregon nr
Davis, L. Ponton de Arce, manager, office 416
Sacramento
Challman Andrew, (Areskog & Co Jdwl 825 Kearny
Chalmers A. B. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkiu Street
Primary School, dwl 917 Post
Chalmers James B., clerk with Robert Murdoch,
626 Clay
Chalmers James C, photographer, dwl 917 Post
Chalmers John, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 1528 Clay
Chalmers William W., insurance agent, dwl S s
Twenty-second nr Howard
Chaloner Mary, (colored) dwl 1 Miles Place
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Washington Bart-
lett secretary, rooms Merchants Exchange
Chamberlain A. G., packer with I. M. Wentworth
& Co., dwl 44 Sixth
Chamberlain Charles, carpenter, dwl 617 Mission
Chamberlain Charles C, machinehand California
Planing Mill
Chamberlain Charles H, receiver U. S. Land
Office, dwl W s Treat Avenue bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Chamberlain Charlotte L., (widow) lodgings, 1007
Market
Chamberlain E. W., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Chamberlain Heloise Mrs., hoarding and lodging,
NW cor Bush and Stockton
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JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 118 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKLNS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
152
SAN FRANCISCO " (J " DIRECTORY.
Chamberlain Henry L., librarian Young Men's
Christian Association, dwl 1310 Larkin
Chamberlain J. M., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Chamberlain Jobn, U. 8. Inspector tobacco, office
NW cor California and Uavis, dwl 1022 Pine
Chamberlain Joshna, whitener with James C. Sel-
lers, dwl 48 Second
Chamberlain Paul, painter with Wason & Morris,
dwl 133 Perry
Chamberlain Phelps, physician and surgeon, office
652 Market, dwl 604 Leavenworth
Chamberlain Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Fifteenth
Avenue bet P and Q, South S. F.
Chamberlain William, seaman, dwl 16 Howard,
rear
Chamberlain William E. Jr., principal Business
Department Pacific Business College, dwl 26J
Kearny
Chamberlin Albert, carpenter, dwl 720 Ellis
Chamberlin C. G., student Heald's Business College,
dwl Buss House
Chamberlin Edwin G., assistant engineer P. M. S.
S. Co., dwl cor Columbia and Twenty-seventh
Chamberlin Bansom, speculator, dwl 116 O'Farrell
Chamberlin R. M. &. Co., produce commission, NE
cor Davis and Clay
Chamberlin Romeo M., (R. M. Chamberlin & Co.)
dwl 820 Bush
Chamberlin William, (Lamson & C.) res Oakland
Chambers Alexander J., bookkeeper with Riehu,
Hetnme & Co., dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Chambers Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Chambers George, messenger U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's office, dwl 1252 Montgomery
Chambers George L., bookkeeper, dwl 340 Fifth
Chambers G. W., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Chambers Henry, machinist, dwl 214 First
Chambers James T., tinsmith with LoAe & Mon-
tague, dwl 435 Pine
Chambers J. E., painter, dwl Twelfth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Chambers John W., printer, dwl 615 Commercial
Chambers Joseph, longshoremau, dwl 716 Brannan
Chambers Marcus C, driver Central R. R.
Chambers Margaret Miss, actress California Theater,
dwl 224 Kearny
Chambers M. C. Mrs., dwl 625 Minna
Chambers Solomon, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl
716 Brannan
Chambers Thomas, harnessmaker with William
Crosbie & Bro., dwl 311 Bryant
Chambers Thomas, porter, 115 Bush, dwl 317
Bryant
Chambers Thomas J. A., real estate, dwl 712 Green-
wich
Chambers William, harnessmaker, 528 Third
Chambille Albert, clerk with A. L. Nolf & Co.,
dwl cor Seventeenth and Valencia
Chamorro Mariano, cutter with Charles Donavan,
dwl cor Powell and Green
Champion' Robert, teamster with J. Y. Wilson &
Co., dwl cor Buchanan and Bay
Champlin Calvin H„ clerk with E. B. & J. W. Mas-
tick, dwl 112 Perry
Champlin John L., clerk with I. M. Weutworth &
Co., dwl 1114 Market
Champlin Mary S., (widow) furnished rooms, 650
Howard
Champreux Alfred, molder with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl cor Broadway and Mason
Champreux Gustave, brabsfinibher with W. T. Gar-
ratt <fe Co., dwl Mason nr Broadway
Champronier Pierre, cellarman with I. Landsberger
& Co., dwl cor Virginia and Broadway
Chandenr Urban, milkman, dwl NE cor Geary and
Devisadero
Chandler Alexander S., liquor saloon, 429 Davis,
dwl Government House
Chandler Augustus W., U. S. bargeman Vallejo
Street Wharf
Chandler Charles, proprietor California Theater
saloon, dwl 1907 Stockton
Chandler Fannie P., (widow) dwl 26 Ellis
Chandler George, tailor, dwl 16 Langton
Chandler George C, painter with Wason & Morris,
dwl W s Eleventh bet Harrison and Bryant
Chandler J. K., dwl Union Club
Chandler John, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 2 California, rear
Chandler John, seaman schooner Melden, Wash-
ington Street Whaif
Chandler Josiah A., clerk Navy Department, dwl
811 Stockton
Chandler Richard D., coal, 118 and 120 Pacific
Chandler Robert H., pilot Cal. P. R. R. Co.'6
steamer Julia, dwl 801 Leavenworth
Chandler Thomas, proprietor Mariners' Home, 504
and 506 Davis
Chandler William, mariner, dwl W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Chang Wa Sang, (Chinese) merchant, 943 Dupont
CHANGE HOUSE, (or Stevenson's Building) A.
J. Stevenson proprietor, SW cor Mont and Cal
Chapeau Louis, shoemaker with A. Jacques, dwl
827 Dupont
Chapin Albert W.,dyer Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
2010 Taylor
Chapin Chauncey, clerk with Martin Brunings,
dwl SW cor Mission and Third
Chapin D. D. Rev., rector St. Peter's Church and
editor Pacific Churchman, office 536 Market,
dwl 509 Chestnut.
Chapin E. R., (widow) dwl 20 Park Avenue
CHAPIN GEORGE W., real estate agent, office
338 Montgomery, dwl 24 Ellis
Chapin Henry C, dwl Lick House
Chapin Samuel A., mining, office 338 Montgomery,
dwl 606 Folsom
Chaplin Agnes H., dressmaker, 960 Folsom
Chaplin George M., helper Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co., dwl cor Oak and Fillmore
Chaplin James, editor Bancroft's Guide, office 721
Market, dwl 960 Folsom
Chapman Alfred P., painter and contractor, office
and dwl 3 Highland Terrace
Chapman Carrie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater,
dwl cor Kearny and Broadway •
Chapman Charles D., teacher music, dwl 802 Turk
Chapman Chloe M. Mrs., importer human hair, 25
New Montgomery
Chapman Cyrus C, (Spmance, Stanley <£ Co.) dwl
Russ House
Chapman Edward, jeweler, dwl 531 Greenwich
Chapman Frank, painter, dwl 814 California
Chapman Frederick, packer S. F. Glass Works, dwl
W s Third nr King
Chapman H. A., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 143 Natoma
Chapman Henry, painter S. P. R. R., dwl 814 Cal
Chapman Henry, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 531 Greenwich
Chapman Howard, f D. A. Macdonald & Co. J dwl
Es Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Chapman Ira H.veugineer steamer No. 2, S.F.F.D.,
dwl 7 Morse
Chapman James, captain brig Fire Fly, dwl 304
Third
Chapman James, cook Swain's bakery, dwl 17
Anna Lane
Chapman John B., ( Chapman & Baiter ) dwl cor
Francisco and Jones
Chapman Levi, compositor Evening Bulletin
Chapman Margaret, (widow) liquor saloon, 518
Pacific
Chapman Mary, (widow) dwl 409 Leavenworth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
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153
Chapman Melvin C, painter with Alfred P. Chap-
man, dwJ 3 Highland Terrace
Chapman Nathan, peddler, dwl 411 Sansom
Chapman Oliver, machinist with John G-. lis, dwl
N s Ellis nr Devisadero
Chapman Ralph J., expresswagon, cor Montgomery
and Post, dwl E s Steiner bet Turk and Tyler
Chapman Robert, carrier S.F. Post Office, dwl 346
Third
Chapman Sarah Mrs., teacher music, dwl 346 Third
Chapman Thomas, captain bark Menchikoff, 312
Sansom
Chapman Thomas, night contractor, dwl SE cor
Bay and Jones
Chapman Thomas, seaman N. P.Trans. Co's S. S.
California, dwl 146 Folsom
Chapman William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co.
Chapman William H., painter with Alfred P. Chap-
man, dwl 3 Highland Terrace
CHAPMAN WILLIAM S., real estate dealer, office
306 Pine, dwl 18 Sherman
Chapman & Bauer, (John B. Chapman and John
Bauer) contractors nightwork, 223 Sutter
Chappell Jacob G., (Chappell S? SpillerJ 620 Wash
Chappell Peter, liquor saloon, SW cor Commercial
& East, dwl 518 Filbert
Chappell & Spiller, (Jacob G. Chappell and Frank
SpillerJ private detectives, office, room 17, 620
Washington
Chappelle Louis, (widow) dwl E s Fair Oaks bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Chapuis B. Madame, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School
CHAPUIS JOSEPH, proprietor California Hotel,
710 Dupont
Charbonnell Henry, inspector Custom House, dwl
137 Montgomery
Chard George H., boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 21 Garden
Charet Alfred, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 337
Pacific
Charlea A., tailor, dwl 815 Pacific
Charlebois Paul, salesman with Seguin & Charle-
bois, dwi 1006 Clay.
Charlebois Youe, (Seguin &, C.) dwl 929 Jackson
Charles Henry, workman T. H. Selby &. Co.'s
Smelting Works, North Beach
Charles Henry A., (Hall, C. & MackieJ dwl 721
721 Geary
Charles Herman, glazier, dwl 506 Linden
Charles Isidor, merchant, dwl 3 Fourth
Charles James, seaman, bds 32 Steuart
Charles Lewis, cook, dwl 835 Broadway
Charley J., (colored) kalsomining, SE cor Fourth
and Folsom
Chariot Jule. human hair and ladies' hairdresser,
757 Clay
Charlsou John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Charlton George, sashmaker, dwl 308 Beale
Charmak Gusta, (widow) dwl 347h Clementina
Charpiot Catherine Miss, teacher music, 309 Third
Charpiot Joseph, carpenter, dwl 632 Green
Charreard T. Aroud, glovemaker with California
Glove Co., dwl 316 Minna
Charrou Louis, saloonkeeper, dwl SW cor Dupout
and Broadway
Charruau Auatole, compositor Enterprise, dwl Yerba
Buena
Charten George, sawyer with F. Korbel & Bros,
dwl 308 Beale
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CO., (Hart-
ford,Conn.) Charles H. Denison, general agent,
office SW cor Montgomery and California
Chartrey Ralph, foreman machinist City Iron
Works Co., dwl 1040 Mission
Chase Alex, surveyor, dwl 604 Geary
Chase Andrew K., assistant boo'kkeeper with
Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 10 Quincy
Chase Andrew M., clerk with Fairbanks & Hutch-
ingson, dwl 26^ Kearny
Chase C. M. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, dwl 45 Stanly Place
Chase Charles M., (Chase <fc Bowley, and Chase &
Boruck) dwl 216 Kearny
Chase E. Jacob, marketmaster, dwl 1107 Mont
Chase Ellen, (widow) dressmaker.dwl 130 O'Farrell
Chase George M., engineer, dwl 709 Union
Chase George W., fruits, 428 Folsom
Chase Harry F. C, pressman with Mahon, Rapp,
Thomas" & Co., dwl 1518 Mason
Chase Henry A., printer with Joseph Winterburn
& Co., dwl 5 Gustavus
Chase Henry P., messenger Custom House, dwl 605
Clay
Chase James, driver Central R. R. dwl S s Clay
bet Hyde and Larkin
Chase James A., contractor, dwl E s Torrens Court
Chase James B., (Be Vries & C.J dwl 1518 Mason
Chase Jane M., (widow) dwl 321 Stockton
Chase John C, driver Bamber & Co.'s Express,
res Alameda
Chase John G., carpenter, dwl 933 Mission
Chase Joseph, planer with Benjamin F. Gilman,
dwl 213 Harrison
Chase Joseph P., stevedore wiih Charles E. Has-
eltine, dwl SW cor Sansom and Alta
Chase Nathan L., conductor City R. R., dwl 91
Fifteenth
Chase Q. A., (Kohler, C. & Co. J res Oakland Point
Chase Robert P., physician, office and dwl 828 How
Chase Ross, carriagemaker, dwl 808 Green
Chase Susan, (widow) dwl SE cor Twenty fourth
and Harrison
Chase Thomas, contractor, dwl 345| Third, rear
Chase William F., bookkeeper with J. D. Farwell
& Cp., dwl 706 California
Chase William T., (Stover & C.J dwl SW cor First
and Stevenson
Chase William W., (Blair & C.J dwl 1906 Mason
Chase Wiufield S., boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co,, dwl 808 Green
CHASE & BORUCK, (Charles M. Chase and
Marcus D. Boruck) editors and proprietors
Spirit of the Times, office SW cor San and Jack
CHASE & BOWLEY (Charles M. Chase and
S. C. Bowley J auctioneers and commission
merchauts, and carriage and harness depot, 9
Merchants' Exchange
Chassagne Leon, (Chassagne 8? BenavauxJ dwl
609 Greenwich
CHASSAGNE & DENAVAUX, (Leon Chassagne
and Martin DenavauxJ importers and whole-
sale wines and liquors, 605 Front
Chatau Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 814 Pac
Chatelain Honora, f rench laundry , 51 1 Union
Chatenacy Pauline Madame, French laundry, 6 So-
nora
Chatham Rowlaud, miller with Edward Kennedy,
dwl S s Mariposa nr Arkansas
Chatman G. W., dwl 424 Sansom
Chatonet A., wines and liquors, 1308 Dupont
Chatleau Mdnie, midwife, dwl 15 Stockton, rear
Chatteau Eugene, laborer with John Reagan, dwl
814 Pacific
Chatterton James, sailmaker with John S. Blakis-
ton, dwl 214 Mission
Chattin Edward, secretary Lake Tahoe and S. F.
Water Works, office 808 Mont, dwl 1040 Mission
CHAUCHE ADRIEN G., importer, wines and
liquors 615-617 Front, res Oakland
Chaumont Eugene, proprietor Chaumont Restaur-
ant, 509 Pine
Chauncey C. J., (widow) dwl 327 Chestnut
Cuauncey Henry N, (G. & Co. J dwl Union Club
CHAUNCEY & CO., (Henry N. Chauncey and
William Ingraham Kip, Jr. J merchants and
general agents Royal Ins. Co., office 306 Cal
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLEBY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
154
SAN FRANCISCO " (J '_ DIRECTORY.
Chauval Eugenie Madame, (widow) furuislied rooms,
819 Moutgomery
Chauval John, frencfa laundry. 1 Qnincy
Ubauvette Michel, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
CHAUY1N < ►NESIME, agent New Almaden Yiehy
Water Co., office 506 Jackson, res Oakland
Chavanche Julins. cook, dwl 753 Mission
Chavanche {Marguerite Madame, lacework, 753
Mission
Chavez Juan C, cigarmaker -with Cobo, Martinez
& Co.. dwl Mary nr Kearny
Che Wo, (Chinese) merchant, 723 Jackson
Cheesman Morton, stockbroker, dwl 17 Stanly Place
Cheesrnan Robert B., foreman with E. C. Boobar
ft Co., dwl Es Bartlett bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Cheesmau Thomas, clerk U. S. B. Mint, dwl 920
Market
Cbeever Henry A., milling and mining, dwl 26 Essex
Cheever Moses R.. merchant, dwl 536 Third
Cbeever Silas G., (Hilton & C.J dwl 102 Jones
Cbefer Louis, driver with August Dolet, dwl 215
Francisco
Chelesier Louis, gardener Woodward's Gardens
Chell J. W., cook, dwl 417 Bush
Chely Louis, safe manufacturer, 815 Battery
Cheniet William C, collector Chamber Commerce,
dwl 769 Folsom
Chemical Olive Soap Works, S s Brannan nr Eighth,
office 311 Commercial
Cheneiy Richard, (Clienery, Souther & Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
CHENERY, SOUTHER & CO., (Richard Chenery
and Joseph N. Souther) importers and jobbers,
wines and liquors, 215 and 217 California
Chenette Frank, bootmaker with I. M. Weutworth
& Co., dwl E s Grove nr Gougb
Cheney Jesse, farmer, dwl 1013 Larkin •
CHEXOT EUGENE, liquors and cigars, NW cor
Fourth and Folsom, dwl 802 Folsom
Cheong Hop, (Chinese) merchant, 626 Jackson
Cherigiuo Benito, wood and coal, 428 Pacific
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Co., (Butte County)
office 734 Montgomery
Cherry Ada Miss, teacher Union Primary School,
dwl 32 John
Cherry Ernest E., clerk Italian Hospital, SE cor
Third and Folsom
Cherry John B., laborer, dwl NW cor Filbert and
Franklin
Cherry John W., sign and ornamental painter, 10S
Sutter, dwl 32 John
Chesebroutrh Andronicus, salesman with Williams,
Blancbard & Co., dwl 614 Third
Chesley Charles P., physician, office and dwl 238
Minna
Chester Frederick, salesman City of Paris, dwl Nu-
clens Hotel
Chester George, laborer with Charles E. Ilaseltine
Chester Henry, (Hyde & C.J dwl 720 Mission
Chester James, dwl What Cheer House
Chester John, harnessmau City Stable, dwl 333 Bush
Chester John, watchman City R. R.
Chester Julius, (of Livermore Sf 6'., Bakrrsfield,
Kern County, Cat.) office 529 Market, res
Bakei>lield
Chester Samuel, painter, dwl 233 Jessie
Chestnut Mary Mis., jdovemaker Pacific Glove Fac-
tory, dwl 1ul!s Market
CHEYALIER P. & CO., (Augustus Comte, Jr.)
importers wines and liquors. 614 Front
Chevalier Fortune, (F. Chevalier $■ Co.) dwl 1514
Folsom
Chevalie>- Jean Marie, extraman Hook and Ladder
Co. Xo. 2, S. F. F. D., dwl Xs Broadway bet
Dupont and Stockton
Chevalier Yictor, waiter with Yictor Bordeaux,
dwl 17 Union Place
Chevalley S. M. Madame, dwl 8 Sonora
Chevallier Francis L., teamster with Peter Sesser,
dwl 24 Sixth
Chevallier Yictor, (Chevallier & Hassenpflug) dwl
13 Harlan Place
CHEYALLIER & HASSEXPFLUG. ( Victor
Chevallier and Fritz Hassenpfiug) French and
German druggists, XE cor Sutter and Dupont
Chevassus Edward, cashier with Belloc Freres.and
agent French Underwriters, dwl 339 Kearny
Chevers William H., court commissioner Fifteenth
District Court, office 28 Exchange Building,
dwl 309 Lombard
Chevesicb Henry, bookkeeper with Domingo Ghir-
ardelli, dwl 738 Washington
C'heyne Robert, fruits and tobacco, 140 First
Chicago and Xorthwestern Railway, John S. Daley
general agent, office 445 California
CHICAGO, BURLIXGTOX AXD MISSOURI
RIYER RAILROAD LIXE, D. W. Hitch-
cock agent, office 214 Montsjomerv
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAXD AXD PACIFIC
RAILROAD, A. L. Wait general agent, office
208 Montgomery
CHICAGO HOTEL. Pfefferle & Sageborn propri-
etors, 218-222 Pacific
Chichester Mary A., (widow) dwl 713 Clem-
entina
Chick Augustus C, cooper, dwl 142 Eighth
Chick Elwell. carpenter, dwl W s Leav nr Clay
CHICK HARRISOX, attorney at law, office 625
Merchant, dwl 1616 Larkin
CHIEF EXGIXEER S. F. FIRE DEPART-
MEXT. office 23 Kearny
CHIEF OF POLICE, office' 9 and 11 City Hall,
lirst floor
Chielovich Andrew, barkeeper. 306 Kearny
CHIELOYICH E. & CO., (Waller Hose and
H. B. Hunt) importers wines aud liquors,
XW cor Front and Jackson
Chielovich Elia, (E. Chielovich S? Co.) dwl 1719
Pacific
Chiesa G. F., clerk with Antonio Deneri, dwl 19
Lafavette Place
Child Edwin F.. stockbroker, office 42^ Montgom-
ery, dwl 1618 Washington
Child Frank, tinsmith, dwl 437 Hayes
Child Thomas T., clerk with Liddle & Kaeding,
dwl 1248 Howard
Childress S. S. Prentiss, forwarding department
Wells. Fargo & Co., dwl 331 Montgomery
Childs George, clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., dwl W s Fair Oaks bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Childs George A., driver with X. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl cor Hubbard and Tehama
Childs George E., bookkeeper with Drake & Em-
erson, dwl 423 Post
Childs Henry F., tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., 113 California
Childs K. B. Mi^s. teacher Denman Grammar
School, dwfSW cor Folsom and First
Childs James H., roofer, dwl 100 Grove
Childs James M., carpenter, dwl XE cor Pacific
and Van Xess Avenue
Childs Perry G., deputy D. S. Marshal, dwl 323
Sutter
Chin Lee & Co., (Chinese) fancv sroods, 324 Kearny
CHINA AXD JAPAX MARINE INSURANCE
CO., William 11. Foster Jr. general agent,
office 21(1 Bitterv
CHINA MAIL AND PLYING DRAGON.(month-
lv i Frederick Marriott proprietor, office 623
Montgomery
China Sugar Re'finerv Aeencv, 224 Sansom
CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE CO, Limited,
(Marine! Williams, Bianchard &. Co. agents,
office 218 California
Cbincost John, fisherman, dwl Ss Washington bet
East and Dm mm
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons* Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO ' C " DIRECTORY
155
CHINESE INSURANCE CO., Limited, (Marine,
Hongkong) William N. Olmsted general agent,
office 306 California
Chinese Mission Institute, N s Washington bet
Stockton and Powell
Chinese Protection Society, office room 8, 423 Wash
Chinese Temple, 521 Broadway
Chinese Theater. 630 Jackson
Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, 836
Stockton
Chinn Henry H., clerk, dwl 836 Market
Chiousse Joseph, nursery, office 728 Washington,
dwl NW cor Filbert and Franklin
Chipman George R., dwl 942 Howard
Chipman William, captain bark Legal Tender, 27
Market
Chipman William, proprietor Constitution House,
106 Jackson
Chipman William W., attorney at law, office 17
Exchange Building, dwl 518 Greenwich
Chisholm Alexander, salesman with Austin & Co.,
dwl 804 Geary
Chisholm Christopher, carpenter, dwl W s Dolores
bet. Twenty-second and Twenty- third
Chisholm Colin, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Chisholm Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 548 Mission
Chisholm Daniel, seaman barkentine Eureka, pier
9 Steuart
Chisholm Daniel B., teller San Francisco Savings
Union, dwl SW cor Leavenworth and Francisco
Chisholm Donald, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange,
dwl 37 Willow Avenue
Chisholm Duncan, tailor, dwl 9 St. Mary Place
Chisholm George, dwl 1028 Market
Chisholm John, carpenter Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl Ridley nr Valencia
Chisholm William, pressman Alta California, dwl 7
Auburn
Chisholm William D., carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 320 Minna
Chittenden , gash'tter, dwl 728 Market
Chittenden Charles, molder, dwl 530 Third
Chittenden Charles R., machinist Excelsior Mill,
dwl 536 Third
Chittenden Joseph G., millman California Mills,
dwl 614 Pine
Chittenden Nathaniel W., attorney at law, office
803 .Montgomery
Chittick John, laborer, dwl 30 Russ, rear
Chiucovich Peter, liquor saloon. SW cor Pacific and
Dmmni
Chizek J. P., laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Choate Nehemiah, clothing, 614 Fourth
Choate S. K., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Chodrick George, salesman with Renton, Smith &.
Co., dwl 223 Stevenson
Choffel Joseph, laborer with John H. Cook, Wash-
ington Market
Cholet Joseph, pork and sausages, 59 Washington
Market, dwl 520 Merchant
CHOLLAR POTOSI MIXING CO., (Virginia,
Nev.) office 419 California
Choy Cheung, (Chinese) merchant, 726 Dupont
Choy Chew,'ticket clerk P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 716
Sacramento
Choy Sun &, Co., (Chinese) shoe manufacturers,
716 Sacramento
Choynski Isaiah, importer stationery, NE cor Bat-
tery and Bush, dwl 632 Market
CHOYNSKI ISIDOR N., antiquarian book store
146 Second, and stationery, SW cor Fourth and
Je^ie. dwl 524 Howard
Christ A. B., dwl 314 Bush
Christ John, brewery, W s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty- seventh
Christensen Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Christensen Frank H. C, car inspector S. P. R. R.,
dwl NE cor Laguna and Fulton
Christensen Hans B., hairdresser, 14 Geary, dwl
9 Stockton Place
Christensen Jacob, porter, dwl 282 Jessie
Christensen Martin, dyer, dwl 282 Jessie
ChristenseD Niels, clerk Headquarters Department
California, 703 Market, dwl 17 Harriet
Christensen Ole, captain schooner Nicholas Van
Bergen, pier 13 Steuart
Christenson Jorgen, foreman with Charles Bernard,
dwl 32 Willow Avenue
Christian A., captain schooner Meldon, Washington
Street Wharf
Christian Charles, gold refiner, dwl 313 Haves
Christian Charles, hostler with J. B. Dorr, "dwl 159
Minna
Christian Edwin J., boarding, 1639 Howard
Christian F., dwl 424 Sansom
Christian Henry, quartermaster with P. M. S. S. Co.
Christian John,"machinehand with Chr. Schreiber &
Co., bds German Hall
Christian Lars, seaman bark Shooting Star, foot
Second
Christian Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Christian Richard, dyer, dwl NW cor Gough and
Fulton .
Christian Robert, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Christiansen Charles, laborer with Whitney &
Freese, SE cor Steuart and Mission
Christiansen Christian, (Anger, C. 8? Qo:j dwl
SW cor Fifteenth and First Avenue
Christiansen C. J., seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Christiansen Hans, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Christiansen Henry, clerk with John Krohn, dwl
NE cor Grove and Gough
Christiansen John, coffee stand, dwl 32 Steuart
Christiansen Mary Mrs., dwl 9 Jansen
Christiansen N., mate bark Amethyst, Rincon Wharf
Christianson Charles, seaman, dwl 240 Fremont
Christiauson Olla, master mariner, dwl 27 Perry
Christie Alexander J., shipcarpenter, dwl 545
Second
Christie Alexander P., carpenter with John M.
Stockman, dwl 526 Howard
Christie Henry, real estate, dwl 465 Jessie
Christie Henry P.. machinist with Deacon & Bul-
ger, dwl 526 Howard
Christie John, blacksmith, dwl 209 Minna
Christie Joseph, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Christie Nathan D., clerk What Cheer Laundry,
dwl 1016 Stockton
Christie Nicholas, cook, 105 California Market, dwl
20 Anna
Christie Peter, blacksmith with Charles Vale, dwl
465 Jessie
Christie — see Christy
Christieson James, salesman with S. L. Mastick &
Co., dwl 9 Laurel Place
Christin Charles, melter with Hentsch & Berton,
dwl 313 Hayes
Christin John, dairyman with Nathan Simonds, dwl
cor Twenty-fourth and Vermont
Christmas Kate, (widow) dwl 412 Folsom, rear
Christoffel Jacob, market, SE cor Oak and Octavia
Christoffersen P., master mariner, dwl 603 Third
Christophel Fritz J., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Christopher Richard T., carpenter, dwl 1404 Polk
Christophersen C, miner, dwl 129 Jackson
Christophersen Simon, seaman schooner Page,
Hathaway's Wharf
Christy Archibald, laborer with Petersen & Co.,
dwl W s Potrero Avenue nr Brannan St. bridge
Christy Frank, conductor, dwl S s Sixteeuth bet
Valencia and Mission
Christy George, painter, dwl E s Capp bet Twentv-
first and Twentv-second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
156
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Christy James, shipstuith, dwl Ws Mississippi nr
Solano
Christy Margaret Mrs., dwl 70S Brannan
Christy Robert, carpenter, dwl N s Santa Clara nr
Connecticut
Christy Robert F., blacksmith Fulton Foundry,
dwl 209 Minna
Christy Simeon P., (Christy 8f Wise) dwl W s
Stockton bet Washington and Jackson
CHRISTY & WISE, (Simeon P. Christy, John
II. Wise and Thomas Denigan) wool commis-
sion merchants, office 607 Front
Christy— see Cristie
CHRONICLE, (dailv) Chas. de Young & C ■', pro-
prietors, office 504 Montgomery
Ohroniger S. W., (widow) dress and cloak maker,
830 Market
Chun Wo Tong, (Chinese) drugs and medicines, 933
Dupont
Chung Kee & Co , ("Chinese) merchant tailors, 841
Dupont
Chung Sintr & Co., (Chinese) hospital, 617 Jackson
Chinch Albert R., bookkeeper with Dolliver &
Bro., dwl 215 Austin
Church Andrew S., (Church & Clark) res New
York-
Church Catherine, (widow) boarding, IS Minna
Church C. C, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Church E. E., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 75 Clementina
Church Isaac S., (Golden City Publishing Go.) dwl
13! S Sacramento
Church John, carpenter H. C. League. 128 Kearny
Church Mary, (widow) dwl 115 Powell
Church Samuel, teamster San Francisco Chemical
Works, dwl S s Sixteenth nr First Avenue
Church Thomas R., clothing and gents' furnishing
goods, 223 Montgomery, dwl 719 Bush
Church William A., proprietor Empire Lodgings,
636 Commercial
CHURCH & CLARK, (A. S. Church and S.B.
Clark) importers and jobbers fruits, 407 Front,
and manufacturers fireworks, S s Market bet
Seventh and Eighth
Churchill Benjamin S.. barkeeper with S. Costello,
SE <-or Sixteenth and Dolores
Churchill Clark, attorney at law, office 534 Califor-
nia, dwl 2722 Folsom
Churchill George, nightwatchman, Mout House
Churchill John, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Churchill Joseph B., cooper with Lawrence Felvey,
dwl NE cor Sacramento and Front
Churchill Leonard C, physician, office and dwl 200
Fifth
Churchill W. B., lumber, dwl American Exchange
Churchward James, collector, dwl 24 Downey
Churchward John, stevedore, dwl 1319 Sausom
Churtoon Joseph, gardener, dwl NW cor Filbert and
Franklin
Chute Abraham, fisherman, dwl 106 Jackson
Chute James, baker with Hughes & Foley, dwl 27
Clara
Chute Richard, clerk, dwl 641 Washington
Chy LungA Co., (Chinese) merchants, 640 Sac
Ciarlo Francisco, boarding and lodging, 32 Clay
Cibrian Usebio, dwl 522 Broadway
Cicero John, driver with E. J. Foster
Cicott Frank X., bookkeeper, dwl Lick House
Cienega Buenaventura, lithographic printer with
Britton & Rey, dwl 828 Broadway
Cienega Pablo, tinsmith, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Cills James H., insurance agent, dwl 708 Filbert
Cima Higinio, clerk with T. Lemmeu Meyer, dwl
814 Dupont
Cing Thomas, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Ciprico Anita Miss, teacher Hayes' Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl S s Howard bet Eleventh and
Twelfth
Ciprico C. E. Miss, teacher Eighth StreefrPrimary
School, dwl S s Howard bet Eleventh aud
Twelfth
Ciprico Ferdinand D., assistant wharfinger, Ala-
meda Ferry Wharf, dwl S s Howard bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
Ciprico George, (Montgomery Baths Co.) dw S 8
Howard bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Circe Dominick, liquor saloon, 652 Sacramento, dwl
Broadway nr Dupont
Cirlin Charles, janitor Lincoln Primary School
Cisco A., waiter steamer Petaluma, Vallejo Street
Wharf
Cissel Samuel, macliinehand with Chr. Schreiber
& Co., dwl N W cor Fell aud Franklin
Citron Moritz L., clothing, 131 Pacific
CITY AND COUNTY ALMS HOUSE, San
Miguel Road 4| miles from City Hall
CITY AND COUNTY ASSESSOR, office 22 City
Hall, first floor
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 Road 5£
miles from Citv Hall
CITY AND COUNTY CLERK, office 18 and 19
City Hall, first floor
CITY AND COUNTY HOSPITAL, SW cor
Stockton and Francisco
CITY AND COUNTY JAIL, N s Broadway bet
Kearny and Dupont,
CITY AND COUNTY LICENSE COLLECTOR,
office 7 City Hall, first floor
CITY AND COUNTY PHYSICIAN, office SW
cor Stockton and Francisco
CITY AND COUNTY RECORDER, office SE
cor Kearuv and Washington
CITY AND 'COUNTY SURVEYOR, office 16
City Hall, second floor
CITY AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR,office 1
City Hall, first floor
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURER, office 3
Citv Hall, first floor
CITY COLLEGE, (incorporated name University
College) SE cor Geary aud Stockton
City Female Seminary, SE cor Mason aud O'Far-
rell
City Front Ferry Co., 20 Stevenson's Building
City Front House, Dennis Dowd proprietor, 625
Davis
CITY GARDENS, Folsom, Twelfth and Harrison
CITY GAS CO., Walter W. Blow secretary, office
411 1 California
CITY GRADING CO., Frank McCoppin superin-
tendent, office 1 Court Block, 636 Clay
CITY HALL, E s Kearnv bet Merchant and Wash
CITY HALL, (new) junction Market and Larkin
CITY HALL COMMISSIONERS, office McAl-
lister nr Market
CITY HOTEL, Harper & Raftery, proprietors, 27
and 29 First
City Iron Works Co., [Irwin J. Truman, George
F. Tantau, Samuel P. Doane, Oscar Lewis
and Simon S. Morrill) 28 Fremont
City Missionary Society, office room 20, NW cor
Washington aud Sausom
CITY OF PARIS, (Kaindler, Scellier, Lelievre
& Co.) drygoods, NE cor Mont and Sutter
CITY PAVING CO., H. F. Williams president,
office 619 Montgomery, sawmill Fourth bet
Berry and Channel
CITY POUND, NE cor Union and Van Ness Av
CITY RAILROAD CO., office SW cor Mission
and Fourteenth
CITY STABLE, H. W. Byington proprietor, 332
Bush
Civill Frank A., clerk, dwl 706 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO " Q ' DIRECTORY.
157
Clabrough George, (Clabrough & Bros.) dwl cor
Montgomery and Green
Clabrough John P., (Clabrough $ Bros.) dwl 1226
Montgomery
Clabrough Joseph, (Clabrough & Bros. J res Bir-
mingham, England
CLABROUGH & BROS., (John P., Joseph and
George Clabrough) manufacturers and dealers
firearms, 630 Montgomery
Claffey Hubert. D., carpenter and foreman steamer
No. 8., S. P. F. D., dwl 1327 Pacific
Claffey James, drayman, dwl -457 Bryant
Claffey John, fruits and confectionery, 922 Market,
dwl 431 Stevenson
Claffey John, hairdresser with Adam Grimm, Lick
Hou.^e
Claffey Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 624 Brannan,
rear
Clafford Peter, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Clahan Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 24 Minna
CLAIR ANNA MME., clairvoyant and astrologer,
865 Folsom
Clairvette Walter, seaman bark Legal Tender, 27
Market
Clairville Walter, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Clancey James, laborer, dwl NE cor Eureka and
Twenty second
Clancey Thomas, drover, dwl SW corner Vallejo
and Davis
Clancey William, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Clancy Daniel, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Clancy John, laborer, dwl NW cor Ash Avenue
and Laguna
Clancy John, liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth andFolsom
Clancv John, painter with Wasou & Morris, dwl
160 Shipley
Clancy John, waiter Lick House
Clancy Michael, carpenter Pacific Iron Works, dwl
6 Zoe Place
Clancy Owen H., {Clancy & Hogan) dwl NW
cor Sixteenth and First Avenue
Clancy Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Clancy Peter, cooper with Charles Harley & Co.,
dwl 551 Mission
Clancy Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and
Howard
Clancy Thomas, calker, dwl 75 Minua
Clancy Thomas, fireman stm Capital, dwl 6 Calhoun
Clancy Thomas C, express wagon, cor Davis and
Oregon, dwl 9 Perry
Clancy Thomas J., blacksmith with M. W. Allen &
Co., dwl 160 Shipley
Clancy Thomas P., drayman, 3 Front, dwl 416
Stevenson
Clancy «fe Hogan, (O. H Clancy fy Michael L.
Hogan) groceries and liquors. NW cor Six-
teenth and First Avenue
Clapham Thomas C, clerk, dwl 411 Sansom
Clapp Charles P., clerk with David Samuels, dwl
429 Bush
Clapp Frank W., carriagemaker with Jason Clapp,
dwl 17 Clementina
Clapp P. T. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Primary
School, dwl 515 Folsom
Clapp George H., physician and druggist, 1144 Mkt
Clapp Gustavus W., clerk, dwl Portsmouth House
Clapp Harriet N., Mrs., dwl 515 Folsom
Clapp James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
NW cor Howard aud Steuart
Clapp Jason, wagon and carriagemaker, 207
Drumm, dwl 515 Folsom
Clapp John A., clerk navy department, dwl 811
Stockton
Clapp L. A. K. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, dwl 1419 Taylor
Clapp Michael, carpenter with S. M. Hills, dwl
110 Kearny
Claque John, seaman ship Lookout. Rincon Wharf
Clar Angel Mrs., fancy goods, 1220 Polk
ClarJohn, surveyor, dwl 1220 Polk
Clar Lawrence, apprentice with Warren & Kemp,
dwl 1220 Polk
Clara Ann, (widow) dwl S s Ash nr Fulton
Clare John, tailor, 115 Pacific
Clare William, plumber with James O'Malley, dwl
115 Pacific
Clarendon Hotel, Mrs. Mary J. Kelsey, proprietress,
NE cor Second and Folsom
Clarissa Peter, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co,,
NW cor Howard and Steuart
Clark , passenger agent, dwl 204 Montgomery
Clark Ada Mrs., dancing academy, NE cor New
Montgomery and Howard
Clark A. J., student Heald's Business College, dwl
838 Mission
Clark A. K., purser steamer Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. line
Clark Alfred, clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl Morton
House
Clark Archibald, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 120 Seventh
Clark Bailey, (Bailey Clark & Co.) dwl 533 Com
Clark Bailey & Co., (William McLean) Railroad
Lodgings, 533 Commercial
Clark Bernard, carpenter with Thomas McMahon,
dwl 725 Shotwell
Clark Catherine, (widow) dwl 206 Kearny
Clark Catherine Miss, tailoress, dwl 66 Everett
Clark Charles, trunkmaker, dwl 710 Kearny
Clark Charles, watchman Omnibus R. R., dwl 251
Clementina
Clark Charles C, porter with G. M. Josselyn & Co.,
38 Market
Clark Charles F., clerk, dwl 1627 Jackson
Clark Charles K., (Atwill fy C.) aud clerk with
Flint, Peabody & Co., res Oakland
Clark Charles W., clerk, dwl 1627 Sacramento
Clark Cora, (widow) physician, 783 Market
Clark Delia Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Fac-
tory, dwl 125£ Shipley
Clark Edgar B., (Ross % C.) dwl 928 Washington
Clark Edward, butcher with Dunphy & Hildreth,
dwl First Avenue
Clark Edward, painter, dwl 215 Minna
Clark Edward, teamster with Henry C. Halsted,
dwl 125i Shipley
Clark Edward P., real estate, dwl 1520 Geary
Clark Edwin P., contractor, dwl 919 Powell
Clark Eliza J., (widow) dwl 1627 Sacramento
Clark Elizabeth, (widow) seamstress, dwl 1102 Pac
Clark Elizabeth, (widow) dwl N s Pine bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Clark Elizabeth S., (widow) dwl 150 Shipley
Clark Ellen Miss, shoetitter, dwl Irving House
Clark E. W., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Clark F. Mrs., machinesewing, dwl 1 052 5 Howard
Clark Francis, engineer's storekeeper P.M.S.S.Co.
Clark Frank, carpenter, dwl Cortlaud Avenue nr
Henrietta, Bernal Hights
Clark Frederick, ehopbouee, dwl 1052| Howard
Clark Frederick, foreman with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Clai'k Frederick A., topographer U. S. Geological
Survey, office 74 Mont Block, dwl Lick House
Clark Frederick W., surveyor and civil engineer,
dwl 915 Bush
Clark George, tinsmith with Elder & Dobbie, dwl
N s Bryant bet First and Fremont
Clark George, bookkeeper, dwl 3 Minna
Clark George, calker, dwl 51 Ritch
Clark George, carpenter, dwl 49 Second
Clark George, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Clark George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Clark George, shipwright, 22 Howard, dwl 64 Te-
hama
Clark George D., machinist with Wheeler & Wil-
son S. SI. Co., dwl 142J Fourth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Saosom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Clark George G., forwarding depart meut Wells,
20 & Co., dwl 13 O.ik Avenue
Clark George R., lettercarrier S. F. Post Office.
dwl 222 Stevenson
Clark George W., carpenter, dwl 51 Second
CLARE GEORGE W., importer paperhangings,
window shades, etc., 33-^ Pine, dwl 720 Union
Clark Henry D., engineer, dwl 469 Minna
Clark Henry L., cabinetmaker with Edward II.
Linforth, dwl 429 Greenwich
Clark Homtio, bookbinder with Andrew J. Leary,
dwl 651 .Minna
Clark H. II.. plasterer, dwl 336 Shipley
Clark Hugh W., carpenter, dwl 620 Post
Clark J. A., (widow) furnished rooms, 776 Howard
Clark James, carrier S. F. Post Office , dwl 912 Jack
Clark James, expresswagon, dwl 431 Shipley
Clark James, expresswagon. 502 Mkt, dwl E s Chat-
tanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Clark James; laborer, dwl 562 Mission
Clark James, laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Clark James, laborer with Whitney & Freese, dwl
219 Main
Clark James, messenger U. S. B. Mint, dwl 183
Je.-He
Clark James, teamster with Henry C. Halsted, dwl
125| Shipley
Clark James E., teacher, dwl 123 Howard, rear
Clark James H., clerk 207 Front, dwl 851 Harrison
Clark James H., manager Maxim Gas Co., office
240 Montgomery, dwl 519 Folsom
Clark James L., seaman, dwl 128 Howard, rear
Clark James \\\, paperruler with Battling & Kim-
ball, dwl Gil Stevenson
Clark J. Fessenden, clerk with Marcus C. Hawley
& Co., dwl 615 Harrison
Clark John, dwl What Cheer House
Clark John, blacksmith, dwl 503 Washington
Clark John, carpenter and builder, dwl 851 Harrison
Clark John, contractor, dwl N s Myrtle Avenue nr
Larkin
Clark John, janitor Broadway Primary School
Clark John, laborer, dwl 131*Spear
Clark John, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Montgom-
ery and Sansoni
Clark John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine. 36 Steuart
Clark John, machiuehand with Chr. Schreiber &
Co., dwl cor Church and Twenty-fifth
Clark John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
NW cor Howard and Steuart
Clark John, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Clark John, (colored) steward, dwl 13 Selina Place
Clark John, tailor, dwl 1324 California
Clark John B., carpenter H. C. Leagne, 128 Kearny
Clark John G., chief teller Bank California, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Clark John H., cabinetmaker, dwl NW cor Church
and Twenty-fifth
Clark John J., draftsman with John P. Gay nor, dwl
851 Harrison
Clark John L., bricklayer, dwl E s Alabama bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Clark John W., U. S. Mail Agent, S. F. Post Office
dwl Buss House
Clark Joseph, dwl 31 Eleventh
Clark Joseph, mining, dwl 131 Montgomery
Clark Joseph, plumber with Alfred J. Smith, dwl
56 Minna
Clark Joseph M., shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hec-ht, dwl 1230 Mission
Clark Joseph W. Dr., mining secretary, office 418
California, dwl 615 Harrison
Clark J. S., dwl 537 Sacramento
Clark Jndsou H., (Clark & Footej dwl 4*28 O'Farrell
Clark Leonard S., attorney at law, office 14 and 15
Court Block, 636 Clay.' dwl 1607 Mission
Clark Lorenzo B., confectioner, 73 Fourth, dwl 75
Fourth
Clark If., fireman Cal P. R. R. Co's str Cornelia
Clark M. A., (widow) dwl 113 Fourth
Clark M. A., mason, dwl Pearl bet Tyler aud McAl-
lister
Clark M^irtraret. (widow) dressmaker, 183 Jessie
CLARE MARTIN. (Martin Jj- Hortonj dwl S s
Vallejo bet Mason and Taylor
Clark Martin J., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Clark Mary, (widow) dwl N s Bryant bet Fremont
and First
Clark Matthew, laborer, dwlN s Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Clark Matthew, teamster, dwl 214 First
Clark Michael, (Clark <fe Brannan) dwl SE cor
Twelfth and Howard
Clark Nathan, hairdresser with John Stable, dwl
6 Bernard
Clark Olive J. Miss, dwl Graud Hotel
Clark Osborn N, steward S. S. Nevada, dwl 1212
Folsom
Clark Patrick, laborer, dwl 125J Shipley
Clark Patrick, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 25J
Tehama
Clark Patrick, porter with Heyuemann& Co., dwl
New Franklin House
Clark Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 139 Shipley
Clark Pomeroy B., agent, office 520 Montgomery,
res San Rafael
Clark R. Frank, entry and adjusting clerk Custom
House, dwl N s Pine bet Buchanan and Web-
ster
Clark Richard, (colored) cook, 432 California, dwl
1122 Pacific
Clark Robert, calker, dwl 464 Minna
Clark Rodney, carpenter, dwl 2 Eliza
Clark Rosa, (widow) dwl S s Sutter bet Pierce and
Steiner
Clark Seymour B., (Church $? C.J dwl 411 Leav
Clark Smyth, broker, dwl 718 California
Clark Stephen J., U. S. district officer Custom
House, dwl N s Dorland nr Sanchez
Clark Susan, (widow) dwl 446 Clementina
Chirk Terence, laborer, dwl 113 Morton
Clark Theodore G., mate, dwl N s Brannan nr
Second
Clark Thomas, blacksmith Risdon Iron Works, dwl
714 Natoma
Clark Thomas, boatman Vallejo Street Wharf, dwl
15 Vallejo
Clark Thomas, porter, 5 Sansom, dwl 20 Sansom
Clark Thomas, real estate, dwl 13 Lafayette .
Clark Thomas, stonecutter, S s Eddy nr Larkiu
Clark Thomas A., carpenter California Planing
Mill, dwl 563 Mission
Clark Thomas B., stamp clerk U.S. Assistant Treas-
urer's office, dwi 4 Park Place
Clark Thomas B., weigher Riucon wool depot, dwl
229 Clara
Clark Thomas J., carriagepainter with Hill & East-
man, dwl 9 Harriet
Clark Timothy, laborer with Charles E. Haseltii.e,
36 Steuart
Clark Treat P., carpenter, dwl 429 Greenwich
Clark William, dwl What Cheer House
Clark William, machinist, dwl 537 Sacramento
Clark William, nurse City aud County Hospital,
dwl 71 Tehama
Clark William, seaman, dwl 531 East
Clark William H., attorney at law, office 43 Ex-
change Building, dwl 834 Clay-
Clark William H., (of Section <fc Co., Eureka, Nev.J
office room 2, 109 California, res San Jose
Clark William H. T., watchmaker, gilder and sil-
verplater, 31 Third
Clark William J., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Clark William M.. miller with Deming, Palmer &
Co., dwl 8 Stockton Place
HUNTINGTON, HOFKXNS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN 8CHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO " C ' DIRECTORY
159
Clark William P., carpenter, 707 Market, dwl 120
Fourth
Clark W. M., dwl Ocean House Track
Clark Zerali P., (Clark & Fox) dwl Grand Hotel
Clark & Brannan, (Michael Clark and Thomas
Branaan) wood and coal, SE cor Twelfth and
Howard
Clark & Foote, (Judson H. Clark and Joseph H.
Foote) Boston Cracker Bakery, 36 Geary
CLARK & FOX, (Zerah P. Clark and Charles X.
Fox) general agents Widow and Orphan
Fund Life Insurance Co., office 7 Stevenson's
Building
Clark's Building, 316 Pine
Clark's Point Warehouse, NW cor Front and Bdwy
Clarke Alfred, assistant police property clerk City
Hall, dwl 1423 Howard
Clarke Alfred Jr., telegraph operator. 639 Market,
dwl 1423 Howard
Clarke Charles, finisher with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl cor Seventh and Jessie
Clarke E. B., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Clarke Edward, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Clarke Edward H., bookkeeper with Herman Ernst,
dwl 203 Taylor
Clarke Edwin A., (colored) messenger London &.
S. F. Bank, dwl 907 Union
Clarke Ellen, (widow) dwl 912 Jackson
Clarke Francis, compositor with Benjamin F. Ster-
ett, dwl 411 Clay
Clarke Francis M., longshoreman, dwl 26 DeBoom
Clarke Franklin, bootmaker with Mason & Taylor,
dwl Treat Avenue bet Twenty - third and
Twenty- fourth
Clarke Gus M., (Allen, C. £ Co.) 116 Kearny
Clarke H. K. W., (Clarke & Carpentier) dwl 915
Bush
Clarke James, (Clarke & McEnerny) dwl 147
Tehama
Clarke James, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Clarke James H, druggist, dwl 1017 Mason
Clarke James S., special policemau. dwl 13 Bernard
Clarke Jeremiah, attorney at law, office 533 Kearny,
dwl 1517 Mason
Clarke John, apprentice with S. F. Co-operative
Printing Co., dwl 1017 Clay
Clarke John, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearnv
Clarke John G, collector S. F. Gas Co., dwl SE
cor Taylor and Ellis
Clarke Lafayette B., sashmaker Enterprise Planiug
Mill, dwl 43 Tehama
Clarke Lena Mrs., furnished rooms, 226 Sutter
Clarke Mary Mrs., (colored) ladies' hairdresser,
628 Howard
Clarke Mortimer, laborer with Green & Searle,
dwl N s Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansom
Clarke S. Miss, dwl NW cor Mission and Seventh
CLARKE SAMUEL J. Jr., register in bankruptcy.
chambers 24 and 25 U. S. Court Building, dwl
Occidental Hotel
Clarke T. C, plumber, dwl 5354, Minna
Clarke Thomas, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Clarke William, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Clarke William, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 25 Downey, rear
CLARKE & CARPENTIER, (H. K. W. Clarke
and Edward R. Carpentier) attorneys at law,
office 606 Washington
Clarke & McEnerny, (James Clarke and Thos. Mc-
Enerny) liquor saloon, 950 Market cor Powell
Clarkson Henry C, stockbroker, dwl 923 Howard
Clarkson Prentiss Iff., rodman with State Tide Laud
Survey, dwl 443 Jessie
Clarkson S., piledriver with E. C. Boobar&Co.,
NW cor Howard and Steuart
Clarkson Susan, (widow) seamstress, 769J Mission
Clary John, plumber and gastitter with John W.
Moffit, 774 Howard
Clary Michael, laborer, dwl 631 Davis
Clary Peter, laborer, dwl 526 Howard
Clary Richard, hostler with P. Farrell
Clary Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Fifteenth Avenue
bet N and P, South S. F.
Clary William, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Claeby James, laborer, dwl 660 Mission
Clasin Jacob, seaman N. P. Trans. Co., dwl Chi-
cago Hotel
Clason Adelbert B., bookkeeper with William
Hawkins, dwl 312 Hayes
Classen Henry, helper U. S. B. Mint, dwl 909 Capp
Classen John C., carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, dwl 2204 Powell
Classes John, porter with Louis Taussig, dwl Rhein
Hotel
Claude Julius, steward, dwl 39 Jackson
Claury George, cooper, dwl 551 Mission
Clans Diederich A., dentist, 147 Fourth
Claus P., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
N s Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth
Clausen Augnst,carpenter with Middlemas <fc Boole,
dwl 121 Clementina
Clausen Francis, manufacturing jeweler and dia-
mond setter, 608 Sacramento, dwl 255 Octavia
Clausen John, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Clausen John, milkrauch, Old San Jose Road, nr
Rock Ranch
Clausen Neil, mariner, d wl E s Capp bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Clausmann Louis, drayman with Pascal, Dubedat
& Co.. dwl 428 Jackson
Claussen Claus, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Claussen Emile, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Claussen H. clerk, dwl 228 Bush
Claussen H. H., veterinary surgeon, office 213 Pine,
dwl 116 0' Farrell
Claussen John, cigars and tobacco, 306 Kearny, dwl
719 California bet Dupont and Stockton
Claussen John, steward Coutimenial Hotel
Claussen John, watchman, dwl 22* Bush
Claussen Martin, carpenter, dwl 207 Third
Claussen Peter, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
CLAUSSENIUS GEORGE, manager Eclectic Life
Ins. Co., office 331 Mont., dwl 714 Filbert
Clansz George, brewer, dwl 710 Kearny
Claveau Antoine, scenic artist, dwl 613 Stockton
Clavere Peter, (JohnLacoste Sp Co.) dwl W s
Railroad Avenue bet Fifth and Sixth Avenues
ClaveretL., cook, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Clavis Paul, agent, dwl 536 Vallejo
Clawson Bernard, porter, dwl 512 Taylor
Claw8on Joseph W., (Bayly <fc C.) and physician.
dwl 514 Kearny
Clay Frederick, (California Cracker Co.) dwl 2401
Jackson
Clay Jabez B., brickyard, Sanchez bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth, dwl NW cor Vallejo and
Leavenworth
CLAY STREET MARKET, 514 and 518 Clay
Clay Street Wharf, foot Clay
Clay & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 825 Clay
Clayburgh Albert, (Clayburgh Sf Co.) dwl 214 San
Clavburgli Moses (Clayburgh & Brandenstein)
"dwl 27 Sixth
Clayburgh Simon, (L. Poly $■ Co.) dwl 27 Sixth
Clayburgh & Brandenstein, (Moses Clayburgh and
Herman Brandenstein) livery and sale stables,
112 Post
Clayburgh & Co., (Albert Clayburgh and F.
A. Borel) tripe, etc., 35 San Francisco Market
Clayes Henry M., compositor Aha California, dwl
627 California
CLAYTON CHARLES, surveyor port San Fran-
cisco, (and Charles Clayton & Go.) dwl 558
Folsom
CLAYTON CHARLES & CO., (Joseph W. Jor-
dan) produce commission, and depot Santa Clara
Flour Mills, NE cor Front and Clay
J"ONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom, Street. Laces and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
160
SAN FRANCISCO " C '_ DIRECTORY
Clayton Frank, clerk with Coghill & Harrison, dwl
225 Bash
Clayton Freeman, engineer Cal. P. R. R. Co. 'a
steamer Amelia, dwl 320 Kearny
Clayton Hugh J., manufacturer sauces, 405 Front,
dwl225Bash
Clayton John, carpenter, dwl 268 Jessie
Clayton Maria, (widow) fruits and vegetables, N s
Sixteenth nr .Second Avenue
CLEAR LAKE WATER WORKS, office 3 Front
Cleaver Frederick, lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart
Clear; Daniel, hostler, dwl 173 Minna
Cleary Edmund, laborer, dwl 315 Jessie
Cleary Edward, molder, dwl 263 Clara
Cleary Frank D., bookkeeper, dwl E s Howard bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-Sixth
Cleary Hannah, (widow) boarding and lodging, 173
Minna
Cleary John, laborer, dwl N s Eighteenth Avenue
nr R, South S. F.
Cleary John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Cleary John, plumber, dwl 173 Minna
Cleary Michael, clerk with McGillan & Stenson,
dwl 324 Tehama
Cleary Michael, cooper, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Cleary Patrick, bootmaker, 510 Mission
Cleary Patrick, salesman, 21 Battery, dwl E s
Howard bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Cleary Patrick, watertender steamer Ajax, dwl 46
Louisa
Cleary Peter, laborer with R. & J. Morton
Clearv Robert, hack-man, SE cor Third and Market,
dwl 41 Stanly Place
Cleary Thomas, marblecutter with Bernard Leddy,
dwl 14 Clinton
Cleary Thomas, superintendent hydrants S.F.F.D.,
dwl 1015 Pacific
Cleary Thomas J., insurance agent, dwl N s Fulton
nr Octavia
Cleary Thomas P., plasterer, dwl 16J Rausch
Cleave C. Mrs., (Mrs. C. Cleave and Misses Coak-
ley) dwl 104 Third
Cleave C. Mrs. & Misses Coakley, (Mary E. and
Julia. Coakley) millinery and dressmaking, 104
Third
Cleaveland Henry W., architect, office 507 Montgo-
mery, dwl Occidental Hotel
Cleaveland — See Cleveland
Clees Peter, billiard table manufacturer,5l5 Jackson
Clegg Thomas, commission broker, dwl 303 Bryant
Cleland Fannie, (widow) dwl 765 Mission
Clemens David, (colored) whitener, dwl 25 Pacific
Clemens Mary, (widow) dwl 914 Stockton
Clement Charles, helper with John C. Bell, 524
Market
Clement Daniel, carpenter, dwl 21 Stockton Place
Clement Edward, salesman with A. Berson & Son,
dwl E s Powell bet Filbert and Greenwich
CLEMENT EPHRAIM B., searcher records, office
710 Washington, res Oakland
Clement Jabez T., dwl Ws Mission bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Clement Jabish, (li. P. & Jabish Clement) attor-
ney-at-law, office 51 Exchange Building, res
Alameda
Clement John, dwl 820 Washington
Clement John, salesmau with Piatt & Newton, dwl
NW cor Broadway and Stockton
Clement Joseph, searcher records, and School Direc-
tor Second Ward, office 710 Washington, dwl
526 Green
Clement Joseph A., blacksmith, dwl 245 Minna
Clement Julien, malster Lafayette Brewery, dwl
725 Green
Clement Lyman H., superintendent Actual Busi-
ness Department Heald's Business College,
dwl 1028J Folsom
Clement M. W., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Clement Peter, chaser, dwl 1807 Powell
Clement Peter, upholsterer with George O. Whit-
ney & Co., dwl 1610 California
Clement Roswell P., (li. P. 8f Jabish Clement)
dwl W s Mission nr Twentv-fourth
CLEMENT R. P. & JABISH, attorneys-at law,
office 51 Exchange Building
Clement Rnfus H., salesman with Waterhouse
& Lester, dwl 1117 Sacramento
Clement William, laborer, dwl 35 Everett
Clement William Jr., shoemaker, dwl 35 Everett
Clements Benjamin F., miner, dwl 440 Third
CLEMENTS GILBERT, commission merchant,
318 Front, dwl E s Webster bet Union and
Green
Clements James, miner, dwl SE cor Second and
Natoma
Clements John, captain schooner Caroline, dwl 1313
Montgomery
Clements John, nurse City and County Hospital
Clements John,pressman with Francis & Valentine,
dwl 1331 Pacific
Clements John H. B., workman T. H. Selby &
Co's Smelting Works, North Beach
Clements J. Sylvester, engineer, dwl 619 Natoma
Clements Thomas, painter, dwl 107 Chambers
Clements William, coachman Occidental Hotel, dwl
5 Geary
Clench Wi'lliam C, carpenter California Planing
Mill, dwl 2007 Powell
Clendemiin Alexander, laborer with Gracier &
Joh U8011, dwl California Avenue nr Isabella
Clerk's Relief Society, rooms 410 Kearny
Clermont Ralph, bookkeeper, dwl 1802 3Iason
Cleu John P., baker with Thomas J. Chadbourne,
dwl 2210 Mason
Cleveland Alva, drayman with Alonzo P. Hasty,
dwl Sixth Street House
Cleveland E. A. Miss, teacher Girls' High School,
dwl SE cor Mason and O'Farrell
Cleveland Lewis, sawyer with Gracier & Johnson,
dwl 50 Tehama
Cleveland — See Cleaveland
Cleven Ellen, (widow) dwl 56 Minna
Cliber George S., carpenter, dwl 527 Geary, rear
Click Kolnian, cigars and tobacco, 254 Third
Cliff House, Junius G. Foster proprietor, terminus
Point Iiobos Road 6J miles from Citv Hall
Clifford Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 333
Ritch, rear
Clifford David, painter, dwl 42 First
Clifford Earl, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 3b Steuart
Clifford Elisha S., milkranch, nr University Mound
College
Clifford George, merchandise broker, office 200 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1212 Mason
Clifford Jeremiah, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Clifford John, laborer, dwl 220 Fifth
Clifford Michael, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Clifford Robert, market, 804 Folsom, dwl 820 Fol
Clifford Thomas, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Clifford Thomas, driver Central R*R., dwl SW cor
Clinton and Brannan
Clifford Thomas C, drayman Golden Gate Flour
Mills, dwl 1722 Turk
Clifton Henry, (colored) cook N. P. Trans. Co's
steamer Montana, dwl 18 Stone
Clifton Robert, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl cor Fell and Market
Clifton William G., dwl 1827 Stockton
Clinch Bryan J., architect, office 622 Clay, dwl 305
Lombard
Clinch Charles G., bookkeeper with A. C. Dietz &
Co., res Oakland
Clinch W. O, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Cliuchy Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 26 Oak Avenue
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
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161
CLINE HENRY, groceries aud shipstores, 5 Mis-
sion, dwl 320 Beale
Cline Henry A., dwl 1041 Howard
Cline John, clerk, dwl Sutter bet Kearny and
Dupont
Cline John F., expresswagon, cor Clay and Front,
dwl 1414 Washington
Cline Peter, express wagon, cor Front and Sacra-
mento, dwl 1508 Hyde
Cline Samuel, tailor, 1503 Stockton
Cline Simon, tailor, 256 Steuart
Cline William, (Cline & Franks) dwl 607 Pine
Cline William, carrier Call and Examiner, dwl 350
Clementina
Cline & Franks, (William Cline and Fred. Franks)
brokers and real estate agents, 425 Kearny
Clink Henry, gardener with Louis Schultz, dwl
Greenwich nr Pierce
Clint Charles, rigger and stevedore, dwl S s Green-
wich bet Montgomery and Sansom
Clint Charles N., rigger and stevedore, dwl S e
Greenwich bet Montgomery and Sansom
Clinton James, bagmaker with* Neville & Co., 113
Clay
Clinton James, teamster, dwl 417 Natoma, rear
Clinton John, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Go's steamer
Sacramento
Clinton Patrick, mariner, dwl Crescent Avenue nr
Wayne, Bernal Hights
Clipperton W. H., rolling room U. S. B. Mint, dwl
Gail hard's Hotel
Cliquet George E., boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore
&. Co., dwl 71 Natoma
Clisby Seth, bookkeeper Eureka Warehouse, dwl
1202 Howard
Clodi Louis, compositor California Demokrat, dwl
618 California
Cloepperd Adolph, shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 533 Linden
Clooney Patrick, uiolder Risdon Iron Works, dwl
1119 Sacramento
Close Hugh, foreman laborers P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
cor Long Biidge and Sixteenth
Close John, carpenter, dwl NE cor Eleventh and
Natoma
Close John E., silversmith with W. K. Vanderslice
& Co., dwl 537 Sacramento
Close T. B., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Close Thompson W., driver Summit Ice Company,
dwl 7 1 Downey
Close William, (Close & Wilkins) dwl 25 Geary
Close & Wil kins, (William Close and Benjamin
P. Wdkins) gents' furnishing goods, 802 Mkt
Closen Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Cloud H. W., barkeeper, dwl 424 Sansom
Clough Alton H.0 clerk with Estee & McLaurin,
dwl 803 Bush
Clough Amos, shoemaker, dwl 366 Clementina
Clough Charles L., bookkeeper with Freeman,
Smith & Co., dwl 366 Clementiua
Clough Edward, reporter Evening Post, dwl SW
cor Mason aud Bush
Clough Elijah, printer with Joseph Winterburn &.
Co., dwl N s Sutter bet Laguna and Buchanan
Clough Frank W., blacksmith, dwl 366 Clementina
Clough Frederick, carriagemaker, dwl 366 Clem-
entina
Clough Henry, barkeeper with J. C.Burke, dwl
N s Bryant nr Fourth
Clough Henry, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Clough John," laborer S. F. Gas Company, dwl 549
Howard
Clough John F., lumber surveyor, dwl 21 Langton
Clough John W., (Winall& Co.) dwl 117 Perry
Clough Myron E., engiueer with Gracier & Johuson,
dwl 69 Minna
Clough Robert, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Clough Sidney A., wireweaver with J. M. Eck-
feldt & Co., dwl 218 Austin
Clough William W., ( W. W. Clough & Co.) dwl
323 Kearny
Clough W. W. & Co., (Benjamin G. EldredgeJ
butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 70 California Market
Cloyd David E., (colored) waiter, dwl 920 Wash
Cloves Charles E., statistical clerk Custom House,
'dwl 1114 Clay
Clubert Charles, bootfitter, dwl 533 Linden
Clucas William, shipcarpenter, dwl 111 Pacific
Cluff George H., stoves and tinware, W s Folsom nr
Twentv-second
Cluff William B., (Cluff & De Witt) dwl 148
Tehama
Cluff & De Witt,, (William B. Cluff and Morti-
mer J)e Wttt), groceries and liquors, 223 Third
CluinAnna, (widow) dwl 218 Perry
Cluin John, blacksmith, dwl 218 Perry
Clune Michael, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Clunev Dennis, blacksmith, dwl 553J Natoma
Clute Edward R., bookkeeper, 618 Market, dwl 714
Howard
Cluxey M. Jr., carpenter, dwl 974 Folsom
Clyde P., storekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Clyde R. S., attorney-atlaw, ollice 625 Merchant,
dwl 213 Austin
Clynes John, (Clynes & McAleer) dwl San Bruno
Road nr Twenty Seventh
Clynes & McAleer, /John Clynes & Francis Mc-
Aleer) tannery, E s San Bruno Road nr Twen-
ty-seventh
Cnaper Peter, carpenter, dwl 1219 Pacific
Coad Alfred, machinist, dwl 714 Geary
Coad Henry, actor California Theater, dwl 710
Geary
Coad John, hackman Plaza, dwl 1320 Stockton
Coakley P. H., carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Coakley Cornelius, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Coakley Daniel, calker with P.M.S.S. Co.
Coakley Frank P., cutter, 231 Kearny, dwl IHamp-
ton Court
Coakley J., blacksmith helper with W. S. Phelps
&Co., 13 Drumm
Coakley John, laborer, dwl 230 Howard
Coakley John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Coakley John, laborer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Coaklev Julia Miss, (Mrs. C. Cleave and Misses
Coakley) dwl 104 Third
Coakley Mary E. Miss, (Mrs. C. Cleave and. Misses
Coakley) dwl 104 Third
Coakley Patrick H., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Coakley. — See Cokely
Coal Dealers' Protective Union, office 418 California
Coau Samuel L., bookkeeper with Hawley & Co.,
dwl 233 Third
Coast Review, (insurance monthly) J. Gordon
Riley editor and publisher, office 535 California
Coaster's House, Johnson & Hauson, proprietors,
54 Sacramento
Coat Anton, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Coates Albert, carpenter, dwl 741 Market
COATES CALEB, wines and liquors, 37 Sutter,
dwl 606 Folsom
Coates Charles, painter, dwl 741 Market
Coates George K., clerk, 421 Montgomery, dwl 216
Seventh
Coates Horace, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 27 Minna
Coates Thomas, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
COATS JAMES M., attorney at law, office 734
Mont, dwl N s Lombard bet Jones and Leav
Cobb Alexander, laborer, dwl 161 Steuart
Cobb Andrew, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Cobb David, (Edouart & C.) dwl 807 Bush
Cobb E. G., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 826
Harrison
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchief.
11
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
162
SAN FRANCISCO [ Q " DIRECTORY.
Col b Henry, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
ci '■ Steuart ami Mission
Cobb Henry A., {Maurice Bore S? Co.) dwl 1413
Powell
Cobb Henry A. Jr., (Cobb, Jones & Co.) res Sau-
celito
Cobb John, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
COKB. JONES & CO., (Henry A. Cobb, Jr., and
Charles A. Jones) auctioneers and commission
merchants, 526 California
Cobb Joseph, carpenter II. C. League, 128 Kearny
COBB MOSES G., attorney at law, office 25 Court
Block, 636Clay,dwl 1117 Pine
Cobb William, pile driver with E. C. Boobar& Co.,
dwl 928 Folsom
Cobb William B.. captain P. M. S. S. Co. dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cobbledick James, (Meeker, James & Co.) res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Coble John, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Cobleigb John L., milkranch, dwl 1714 Clay
Coblentz Gustave, cigars and tobacco, 304 "Califor-
nia, dwl 110 Jones
Cobliner Aaron, (Cobliner Bros.) res New York
Cobliner Brothers, (Aaron and Metier) importers
and jobbers Yankee notions, 310 California
Cobliner Isaac, salesman, 31(1 Cal, dwl 603 Pine
Col bier Meyer, (Cobliner Brothers) res Europe
Cobliner Saul, manager Cobliner Brothers, dwl (J03
Pine
Cobo Jose S., (Cobo, Martinez &■ Co.) dwl 528
Third
Cobo, Martinez & Co., Jose S. Cobo and Antonio
and Juan Martinez) manufacturers cigars and
importers leaf tobacco, 410 Sacramento
Francis, carpeuter, dwl S s Pine bet Web -
gter and Filmore
Coburn Loren,real estate, dwl 522 Capp
Cochill John T., printer with Bacon &. Company,
dwl Bryant nr Fourth
Cochran Alfred, plasterer with William Hooper,
dwl 728 Market
Cochran John, builder, dwl 712 Geary
Cochran Joseph P., melter and refiner U.S.B. Mint,
dwl 547 Mission
Cochran Mary, (widow) dwl 163 Silver, rear
Cochran Robert N., helper U. S. B. Mint, dwl 813
Howard
Cochran Simon, peddler, dwl 139 Shipley
Cochran William, teamster, dwl 244^ Perry
Cochrane John, coppersmith, dwl NE cor Natoma
and Eleventh
Cochrane Maria, (widow) dwl 1306 Pacific
Cochrane Robert, carpenter and builder, dwl 1309
Kearny
Cochlan Michael, shoemaker, dwl 51 Steven.- on
Cockley James, laborer with De Vries & Chase
Cocklin Mary seamstress, dwl 214 First
Cocklin John, laborer, dwl 41 Minna
Cock rau John T., salesman with Bradley <fc Cock-
rill, dwl 607 Minna
Ceckrill Theodore G., (Bradley <£• C.) dwl Ws
Valencia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Cocks Barzilla, mastercarpenter P. M. S. S. Co's
Wl arf, dwl 46 Tehama
Cocks Josiah P., porter, 120 Sansom, dwl 352 Bran
Cocks — see Cox
Codano Joseph, (Joseph Cadano & Co.) dwl Mer-
chant bet Montgomery & Sansom
Codano Joseph & Co., (Michcle Codano) wood and
coal, 515 Pacific
Codano Michele, (Joseph Codano & Co.) dwl 515
Pacific
Code Emma S., (widow) teacher Shotwell Street
Primary School, dwl E s Treat Avenue bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Code John, hackman Plaza, dwl N s Green bet
Stockton and Powell
Code John P., carriagetrimmer, dwl 55 Natoma
; CODE P. D. & CO., (Charles J. Kin? and Thomas
B. Kimball) manufacturers jellies, jams, pre-
serves, pickles, etc., 621 and 623 Front
Code Philip D.. (P. I). Code& Co.) dwl 17| Rausch
Code William, jeweler, dwl 435 Pine
Codington William, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Codington William H., (Dana <%• G.) dwl 230
Tyler
Codnri A., carpenter, 1209 Dupont
Cody Edward, seaman, dwl 256 Spear
Cody James, carriagetriinmer, dwl 26 Ritch, rear
Cody John, hostler City Stable, dwl 423 Bosh
Cody John, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
Cody John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cody John, milkman, dwl W s Clinton bet Brannan
and Townsend
Cody Matthew, melter Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 75 Jessie
Cody Patrick, groceries and liquors, cor Twenty-
ninth and Mission
Cody Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cody Thomas, hackman Russ House
Coe Edward H., street contractor, dwl 10 Calhoun
Coe George, carpenter, dwl 108 Minna
Coe George W.. sawfiler, dwl 108 Minna
Coe John T., (Bryan & C.) res Oakland
Coekley Timothy, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association. 814 Howard
Coelho Joaquin, clerk with John Smith, 18 Clay,
dwl 423 Greenwich
Coen Frank. I Leekens & C .) dwl Lafayette Brewery
Coey David N . carpenter California Planing Mill
Coffee George W., engineer, dwl 715 Broadway
Coffee Joseph, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 242
Gilbert
Coffee William H, purser N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Pelican, dwl 445 Guerrero
Coffee William M., engineer, dwl 715 Broadway
Coffey Daniel, policeman City Hall, dwl 10 Folsom
Avenue
Coffey Esther, (widow) dwl 513 Greenwich
Coffey James, hostler with Pickett & Murray, dwl
17 Union Place
Coffey James B., porter sheriffs office City Hall,
dwl 62 Jessie
Coffey James Vincent, attorney-at-law, and secre-
tary Board Port Wardens, office 525 Front, dwl
1 20r Perry
Coffey .James W., clerk with Ross M. Adams, dwl
834 Mission
Coffev Jeremiah, brassfinisher California Brass
W,.rks, dwl 21 Minna
Coffey John, dwl 129 Jackson
Coffey John, f Walcom, Gowan 4* Co.) dwl 6 John
Colfey John, policeman City HalL dwl 834 Mission
Stockton
Colby Lewis, (Main Street ~\Ymirf Co.) dwl 516
Coffey Lewis, boilermaker, dwl 516 Stockton
Coffey Mary, (widow) dwl 571 Stevenson
Coffey Michael, bricklayer, dwl 51 Jessie
Coftev Michael, cooper with Thomas F. Neagle,dwl
12 Polk
Coffey Michael, tailor, dwl 910 Folsom
Cotlev Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 6 Beale Place nr
Main
Coffev William, printer with A. L. Bancroft &. Co.,
dwl 1423 California
Coffin Albert, cooper, dwl 713 Howard
Coffin Alexander, inspector provisions, junction
Market and Pine, dwl 637 Ellis
Coffin Alonzo, molder City Iron Works, dwl 912
Bryant
Coffin Andrew G., (Redington, Hostetter d|> Co.)
res New York
Coffin Benjamin, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Coffin Benjamin, cooper with Alexander Coffin,
junction Market and Pine
Coffin Charles, driver Omnibus R. R.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN RCHAiCK & CO., 708, 732, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
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Coffin Frederick T., miner, dwl E s Van Ness Ave-
nue nr Pacific
Coffin George, stevedore, dwl 614 Third
Coffin George F., cashier with J. C. Merrill & Co.,
dwl 1419 Hyde
Coffin Hazadiah, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
13 First Avenue
Coffin Henrv, cooper with Alexander Coffin, dwl
518 O'Farrell
Coffin Isaac S., (Red ington, Hostetter Sf Co.) res
New York
Coffin Jarvis B., salesman with Smith & Walker,
dwl 331 California
Coffin J. II., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Coffin John, carpenter, dwl 209 Second
Coffin John W., (Coffin & Hendry) dwl 822 Bdwy
Coffin Lincoln A., house painter, dwl 453 Tehama
Coffin Martha, (widow) dwl 912 Bryant
Coffin Peter S., porter, dwl NE cor Leavenworth
and Bernard
Coffin Robert G., cooper, dwl 45 Minna
Coffin Rodolphus W., (Coffin & Mayhew) dwl W s
Second Avenue htt Sixteenth and Seventeenth
COFFIN & HENDRY, (John 11'. Coffin and
Charles J. Hendry I ship chandlers, 5 Market
COFFIN & MAYHEW, (Rodolphus W. Coffin
mid Henry H. Mayhew) druggists, SE cor Va-
lencia and Sixteenth and SE cor Twenty-First
and Howard
Coffman Alfre,d S., proprietor Merchants Livery
Stable, 213 Pine, dwl 544 Natoma
Cofran George, contractor, dwl American Ex-
change
Cofren C. H., engineer with Storm & Co., dwl S s
Berry nr Third
Cofrield Thomas, dwl S s Bdwy nr Van Ness Av
Cogan James, exchange broker, office 422 California
Cogan John, engineer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 8
Jane Place
Cogan John, foreman with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl W s Sansom bet Union and Green
Cogan M.. carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Cogan William, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Cogavan James, hostler with Peter Olsen, E s
Drumm bet Washington and Oregon
Coger John, cook with John Anderson, dwl E s
Clinton nr Brannan
Cogtreshall J. H., kookkeeper with A. M. Gilman,
dwl 1412 Mason
Coggeshall William A., lumber surveyor, pier 5
Steuart, dwl N s Berry nr Dupont
COGGESHALL WILLIAM A., wholesale cigars
and tobacco, 654 Market, dwl Nucleus Hotel
Coggin Isaac C, cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co.,
dwl 29 Clara
Cogbill Andrew J., (Coghill & Harrison) dwl 706
Tavior
COGHILL, LYONS & CO., (John Lyons) whole-
sale groceries and provisions, and commission
merchants, 313 and 315 Front
Cogbill Thomas B., salesman with Coghill, Lyons
& Co., dwl 916 Stockton
Coghill & Harrison, (Andrew J. Coghill & John
W. Harrison) commission buyers, and shipping
agents, 318 Front
Coghlau Ellen, (widow) dwl NE cor Pennsylvania
Avenue and Sierra
Coghlau Jasper, machinist, dwl 358 Minna
Coghlau Patrick, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
313 Tehama
Coghlin Bridget Miss, fitter with Marks & Levinskv,
dwl 231 First
Coghlin Thomas, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl Brannan
bet Seventh and Eighth
Cogill G^M., gastitter with David Bush, dwl Ivy
Avenue bet Buchanan and Webster
Cogill John Jr., bookkeeper with David Bush, dwl
Ivv Avenue bet Buchauan and Webster
Cogin Maurice, carpenter, dwl 14 Jessie
Cogniet Lucien, laborer with G. Venard, dwl 521
Union
Cogswell James L., dentist, office 230 Kearny, dwl
Arlington nr St. Mary's College
Cogswell's Building, SE cor Front and Clark
Cohalan Daniel, horsetrader, dwl 19 Virginia
Cohen Abraham, dwl 467 Tehama
Cohen Abraham, brewer, dwl 506 Sixth
Cohen Abraham, glazier, dwl 430 Tehama
Cohen Abraham, tailor with Wright & Harmon, dwl
204 Steuart
Cohen Alexander A., clerk with Cent. P. R. R. Co.,
res Alameda
Cohen Alfred A., office 402 Mont, res Alameda
Cohen Bridget, (widow) dwl 108 William, rear
Cohen Christopher, tailor, 17 Morton
Cohen David, merchant, dwl 6 Camp
Cohen David, locksmith and bellbanger, 1048 Fol
Cohen David, salesman with Joseph Lippman, 203
Montgomery
Cohen E. D., dwl What Cheer House
Cohen Emanuel, merchant, dwl 503 Washington
Cohen Frederick, drayman, 107 Battery
Cohen George, cigarmaker, dwl 410 Kearny
Cohen Geraldine, (widow) dwl N s Green nr La-
guna
Cohen Godfrey, merchant, dwl 30-1 Hyde
Cohen Henry, cigardealer, dwl 14 Harlan Place
Cohen Henry, (of H. Cohen & Co., Chico) office 13
Battery, dwl 335 Teliama
Cohen Henry L., salesman with Levi Strauss &
Co., dwl*2a8 Seventh
Cohen Herman, (Simon Goldstein & Co.) dwl 345
Minna
Cohen Herrman, importer and dealer chromos, en-
gravings, etc., 631 Clav, dwl 629 Clay
Cohen Isaac, glazier, 430 Tehama
Cohen Isidor, tailor, dwl 233 Jessie
Cohen Israel, clerk with Sophie Cohen, dwl 912
Kearny
Cohen Jacob, (Simon Cohen 4* Bra.) dwl 711 Cal-
ifornia
Cohen Jacob, hatter, dwl 226 Turk
Cohen Jacob, shoemaker, dwl -530 Tehama
Cohen Jacob, tailor, dwl 407 Teliama
Cohen Jacob M., (Cohen & Sperling) dwl 314
Seventh
Cohen Jacob S., bookkeeper Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 226 Turk
Cohen Jeremiah, plasterer, dwl 17 Fourth
Cohen John, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Banking
Department, dwl 32 Ritch
Cohen Joseph, clerk with Louis Abrahams, 6 Clay
Cohen Joseph, peddler, dwl 928 Folsom
Cohen Lewis, clerk with Drake & Rix, dwl 467
Tehama
Cohen Louis, peddler, dwl 225 Clara
Cohen Louis, tailor, 16 First, dwl 450 Jessie
Cohen Louis M., salesman, 227 San. dwl 131 Mont
Cohen Marcus S., butcher, dwl 2 16 Teliama
Cohen Marks, bookkeeper, 22 San, dwl 467 Tehama
Cohen Mercado S., cigarmaker with C. C. Diez,
'dwl Stockton bet Vallejo and Green
Cohen Michael, clerk with A. Coney, dwl 28 Second
Cohen Michael, tailor, 356 Fourth
Cohen Morris I)., boarding, 644 Sacramento
Cohen Philip, (Cohen & Sckonwald) dwl 520 Bry-
ant
Cohen Rudolph, wooldealer, office SE cor Sansom
aud Bush, dwl 104 Taylor
Cohen S., physician and astrologer, 405 Kearny
Cohen Samuel, collector Guide, dwl 101 i Stockton
Cohen Sigmnnd, waiter Grand Hotel
Cohen Simon, salesman, 120 Sansom, (and Simon
Cohen <fc Bro.) dwl 532 Jessie
Cohen Simon & Bro., (Jacob Cohen) toys and fancy
goods, 345 Kearny
Cohen Simon S., clothing, dwl 417 Post
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all kinds.
WV.TKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY", 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Ooben Solomon, glazier, dwl 520 Bryant
Colien Solomon, hairdresser, 506 Bush
Cohen Sophie, hooks and stationery, 912 Kearny
Cohen Waldow Madame, teacher music, dwl iOll
Stockton
Cohen William, jobber dry goods, 6 Battery, dwl 4
Powell
Cohen William, patent broker, dwl 912 Kearny
Cohen William E , fish, 18 Occidental Market* dwl
2538 Webster
Cohen A* Scbonwald, (Philip Cohen and Albert
(Schonwald) hairdressers, 12 Sacramento
COHEN & SPERLING, (Jacob M. Cohen and
Frank Sperling) manufacturers, dealers and
importers cigars and tobacco, 320 Battery
Cohl Abraham, teacher Hebrew, dwl 423 Clem
Cohn Abraham, eigarmaker, dwl 142 Silver
Cohn A. S., merchant, dwl 22 Turk
Cohn Bernard, clerk 219 Battery, dwl Post nr Dup
Cohn David, physician, office and dwl 17 Ellis
Cohn David, tailor, 131 Second
Cohn Edward. (Edward Cohn &■ Co.) dwl 514 Bush
COHN EDWARD & CO., (Julius Berger) cigars
and tobacco, 225 Montgomery and 62? Clay
Cohn Elkan Rev., rabbi Synagogue Emanuel, dwl
72? Geary
Cohn Emanuel, clothing, 513 Commercial, dwl 554
Stevenson
Cohn Freddie, clerk with D. N. & E.Walter & Co.,
dwl 502 Eddy
COHN G. & CO., (Anton Nathan) importers to-
bacco and manul's cigars, 230 and 232 Front
Cohn Goodman, (G. Cohn & Co.) dwl Ws Kearny
bet California and Pine
Cohn Harris, merchant, dwl 30 Stone
Cohn Henry, (Cohn, Martin & Co.) dwl 1217 Polk
Colin Henry, (Greenebaum. & Co.) dwl 502 Eddy
Cohn Henry, expresswagon, SE cor Pine and
Kearny, dwTl 944 Howard
Colin Hynian, pawnbroker, dwl 230 Turk
Cohn Isaac H., produce, dwl 1217 Polk
Cohn Isaac M., bakery, NW cor Mason and Geary
Cohn Isaiah, secretary Mission Street Extension
Homestead Association, office 606 Merchant, dwl
1008 Sutter
Cohn Isidor. manufacturer oil clothing, 25 Drumm,
dwl 34 First
Cohn Isidore, pawnbroker, 650 Market, dwl 230
Turk
Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 105 Pacific, dwl 335
Broadway
Cohn Jacob, merchant, dwl 1030 Mission
Cohn Jacob, tailor, 27 Stockton
Cohn Jacob D., salesman with S. Caro, dwl 10051
Mission
COHN JACOB M., importer Japanese and fancy
goods, SW cor Bush and San, dwl 1007 Har
Cohn Leo, with Jacob Beck, dwl 726 Vallejo
Cohn horns, (Betzrl $ C.) dwl 34 Turk
Cohn Louis, clothing, 408 Pacific
( John Louis, merchant, dwl 930 Folsom *
COHX LOUIS, special agent U. S. Treasury De-
partment, office Custom House, third floor, dwl
52-J Van Ness Avenue
Cohn Luie, tanner with John F. King, dwl SE cor
Nineteenth and Folsom
Cohn M , clerk with Harris Mvers, 818 Kearny
Cohn Martin, salesman with Heynemann & Co.,
dwl 923 Washington
COHN, MARTIN & CO., (Henry Cohn, Charles
Martin and Camilo Steffani) dealers butter,
egtrs, etc., 315 and 317 Clay
Cohn .Mary, (widow) dwl 68 Jessie
Colm Marx, commission meichant, dwl 1124 Miss
Cohn Max, confectioner, dwl 109 Taylor
Cohn M. B., clothing, 131 Jackson
Cohn Meyer, clothing, 505 Commercial, dwl 953 Fol
Colm Meyer A., bookkeeper, 107 San, dwl 28 Sixth
Cohu Michael, dwl 225 Eighth
Cohn Misses, (Hannah and Theresa) millinery and
fancy goods, 28 Sixth
Cohn Morris, (of Frirdhcrg, C. & Co., San
Andreas) office 117 Battery, dwl 320 O'Farrell
Cohn Nathan, peddler, dwl junction Cal and Mkt
Cohn Nathan, tailor, 710 Mission
Cohn Philip, (A. Loewel Sf Co.) dwl 710 Larkin
Cohn Rudolph, merchant, dwl 34 Turk
Cohn Samuel, groceries and liquors, SE cor Hayes
and Octavia, dwl 503 Hnyes
Cohn Samuel S., clerk with Moritz L. Citron, 131
Pacific
Cohn Simon, clothing, 421 and 443 Kearny, dwl 218
Tyler
Cohn Solomon B., tailor with J. Kavanagh & Co.,
dwl 1 William
Cohn Solomon S., (Cohn & Frank) dwl 1115 Leav
Cohn William, compositor Hebrew, dwl 84 Everett
Cohn &. Frank, (Solomon S. Cohn. and A. H.
Frank) exchange brokers, office 418 Mont
Cohn — See Cohen, Kohen and Kohn
Cohnheim Max, publisher, dwl 869 Mission
Cohrn Albert, musician, dwl 311 Chestnut
Cohrn Edward, policemau City Hall, dwl 311
Chestnut
Cohumby Peter, domestic Lick House
Coin Raymond, french laundry, 1005 Market
Coine Thomas, laborer, dwl 115>i Shipley*, rear
Coineau Charles, bootmaker, dwl cor Filbert and
Powell .
Coir Thomas, clerk with John Molloy, dwl 29 Sec
Coit B. Howard, caller S. F. Stock aiid Exchange
Board, dwl Lick House
Cokeley Cornelius, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills,
dwl S s Sierra nr Michigan
Cokeley James, laborer, dwl 544 Jessie
Cokeley John, shipcarpenter, dwl San Bruno Road
n r Bay View
Cokely T. J., clerk with Sanders, Byrne & Co.,
dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth and Harrison
Cokely — See Coakley
Colander Hannah, (widow) dwl 420 Clementina
Colbart J., diamond setter, and extraman steamer
No. 6, S. F. F. D., dwl cor Fourth and Bryant
Colbert Edward, helper Fulton IToundry, dwl 12
Freelon
Colbert Edward, helper Portland Boiler Works,
dw?l SE cor Davis and Clark
Colbert James, cook, dwl 57 Jessie
Colbert John H., clerk, dwl 313 Ritch
Colbert Michael, miner, dwl 23? Tyler
Colbert N., blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Colbourn Richard, liquor saloon, 628 Merchant, dwl
SW cor Union and Calhoun
Colburn Alfred, poultry and game, 84 and 85 Cal-
ifornia Market
Colburn Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 14 Quincy
Colburn E. S., salesman with J. W. Davidson &
Co., res Oakland
Colburn George L., superintendent Home of the
Inebriate, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
COLBURN THOMAS W., secretary Meadow Val-
ley M. Co., office 419 California, dwl 40* Geary
Colburn William, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
211 Tehama
Colby Benjamin F., contractor, dwl 16 Jessie bet
Seventh and Eighth
Colby Charles, clerk steamer Amador, dwl 540
Bryant
Colby Charles E., solicitor International Hotel
Colby James, blacksmith, dwl 125 Perry
Colby M. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 617 Mission
Colby Margaret C, (widow) dwl 1038 H#ward
Colby Mary, (widow) dressmaker, 55? Sixteenth
Colby Moses L., porter with C. & P. II. Tirrell A
Co., dwl 526 Stevenson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
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Colby Nellie M. Miss, compositor Evangel
Colby Zebulou F., fruits, N s Francisco nr Powell
Colder Willford H., printer, dwl 37 Natoma
Colderweik Frederick, sbipcarpenter, dwl 707
Houston
Coldwell Terrence, borsetrainer Agricultural Park,
dwl Point Lobos Road
Cole Caroline Mrs., (widow) teacher Chinese Mis-
sion School, dwl NW cor Jackson and Taylor
Cole Carrie E., (widow) furnished rooms, 12 0'Far-
rell
Cole Charles, waiter, dwl 64(3 Howard
Cole Cornelias Hon., U. S. Senator, dwl 717 Post
Cole Edward, laborer with Reynolds & Ford, dwl
303 Davis
Cole Ellen, (widow) dwl 12 Moss
Cole Foster P., clerk with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
806 Leavenworth
Cole Hiram S., farmer, dwl E s Mission nr Twen-
ty-second
Cole James, helper with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cole John, harnessmaker with J. C. Johnson &
Co., dwl 32 DeBoom
Cole John, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Cole John C, boilermaker, dwl 10 Tehama
Cole Josiah, machinist, dwl 433 Geary
Cole L. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Kearny
Cole Levi F., foreman boilermakers' Union Iron
Works, dwl 12 Geneva
Cole Lyman, furnished rooms, 815 Montgomery
Cole Mary, (widow) dwl 114 Dora
Cole Nathaniel W., (Cole & Haskell) dwl 721
Shotwell
Cole N. P., (N. P. Cole & Co.) dwl 806 Leav
COLE N. P. & CO., (0. W. Merriamj importers
manufacturers and jobbers furniture, 220 and
226 Bush
Cole Paul, carrier Evening Post, dwl 114 Dora
COLE R. BEVERLY, physician, office 16 Geary,
res Oakland
Cole Rector E., dentist, office SW cor Clay and
Kearny, rea Oakland
Cole T. C, dwl 411 Sansom
Cole Thomas, general agent Pacific Coast, Kansas
City, St. Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad,
office 306 Mont, dwl NE cor Turk and Franklin
Cole William, carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl 157 Perry
Cole William, machinist Metropolitan Theater, dwl
433 Geary
COLE & HASKELL, (Nathaniel W. Cole and
Phineas Haskell) doors, windows and blinds,
439 Brannau .
Coleman C, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Coleman Charles, tailor with M. Coleman, dwl 26
Silver
Coleman Charles C, machinist, dwl 217 Third
Coleman Charles H., (hairdresser with Hermann
Lewis, dwl Manhattan House
Coleman Coleman, jeweler with William Baehr &
Co., dwl 465 Clementina
Coleman Daniel, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Coleman Daniel, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Coleman Daniel, waiter U. S. Restaurant, dwl 213
Prospect Place
Coleman Daniel H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Brannau and Gilbert
Coleman David, seaman brig Tanner, pier 17 Steu
Coleman David, teamster with Hancock &. Kelso,
dwl 414 Beale
Coleman David M., bookbinder with Edward Bos-
qui& Co., dwl 1415 Hyde
Coleman David R., shipsmith, 706 Front, dwl 517
Ellis
Coleman Dennis, bootfitter U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 37 Hayes
Coleman Dennis, helper Union Iron Works
Coleman Dennis, laborer Fulton Fouudry, dwl 266
Clementina
Coleman E. W., cook, dwl 52 Everett
Coleman Ezra, ( Walton & C.) dwl 739 Market
Coleman George P., assistant librarian Mechanics'
Institute Library, 27 Post
Coleman Gustavus, bookkeeper with H. P. Taylor
& Co., dwl 115 Kearny
Coleman Henry R., clerk with A. L.Bancroft &
Co., dwl 517 Ellis
Coleman Hyman, expresswagon, cor Fourth and
Mission, dwl 465 Clementina
Coleman James, laborer, dwl 11 Clara
Coleman James, laborer, dwl E s Mission bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Coleman James, laborer JSt.na Iron Works, dwl
W 8 Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twentv-
third
Coleman James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &.
Co., NW cor Howard and Steuart
Coleman James S., freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 34 Freelon
Coleman James S., resident physician U. S. Marine
Hospital, dwl 518 Valencia
Coleman John.bootmaker, Ss Market nr Sixth, dwl
37 Hayes
Coleman John, laborer, dwl E 6 Henry bet Castro
and Noe
Coleman John, night watchman with Lyon &. Co.,
dwl 145 Jessie
Coleman John, woodturner with N. P. Langland,
dwl 1328 Broadway
Coleman John A., clerk, dwl 121 Main
Coleman John A., canvasser, dwl 739 Market
Coleman John E., clerk, dwl 748 Brannau
Coleman John E. W., house and sign painter, 924
Folsom
Coleman John H., collector, dwl 1415 Hyde
Coleman John W., (Keene & C.J res Oakland
Cok-man Joseph, laborer S.F.& P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl N s Boyd nr Chesley
Coleman Joseph W., carpenter, dwl 421 Stevenson
Coleman Larkin, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Coleman Margaret M., (widow) dressmaker, 115
Kearny
Coleman Martha M., hairdresser, 38 Fourth
Coleman Michael, hostler,921 Sutter,dwl 923 Sutter
Coleman Michael, milkranch, dwl E s Diamond nr
Seventeenth
Coleman Michael, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Coleman Michael, waiter, 814 Sansom
Coleman Morris, clothing, 244 Third, dwl 26 Silver
Coleman Patrick, hostler Central R. R., dwl 11
Clara
Coleman Patrick, laborer Union Foundry, dwl 133
Clara
Coleman Patrick J., clerk with Wynne, Lowth &
Co., dwl 611 Natoma
Coleman Simon, finisher with Buckingham & Hecht
Coleman Thomas, (Corbett & C.) dwl 271 Minna
Coleman Thomas, clerk with Brocas & Perkins,
dwl 829 Greenwich
Coleman Thomas, laborer S.F.&P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl X s Boyd nr Chesley
Coleman Thomas S., tanner, dwl 512 Filbert
Coleman William, (H. Brewster & Co.) 874 Fol
Coleman William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Coleman William J., stevedore, dwl NW cor
Broadway and Davis
Coleman William T., (Piatt & Newton) dwl 1299
Taylor
Coleman — See Colman
Coles Edward W., carpenter, dwl lBurritt
Coles George, carpenter, dwl W s Ivy nr Franklin
Coles J. L., dwl Russ House
ColeB Thomas, dwl 826 Turk
Coles Thomas, engineer Commercial Flour Mill,
dwl SE cor Fifth and Harrison
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
166
IAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.
Coles William L„ Bilveremitb with W. K. Vander-
slice & Co, dwl 279 Jessie
Colette Henry, porter with Chassagne& Denavaux.
dwl nil Yallejo
Colette Olivier, wines, dwl 611 Yallejo
Coley Hilam M„ compositor Figaro, dwl 14 Haw-
thorne
Coley William C, clerk with M. Kellner, SE cor
Sixth and Shipley
Colter Patrick, hostler, dwl 254 Minna
Colgan Charles, liquor saloon, 302 Sixth
< lolgan Francis, lahorer Pioneer Woolen Mills
Colgan John, fireman, dwl 11 Natoma
Colier John M., carpenter, dwl 397 Eighth
Colin Alphonse, porter with A. P. Hotaling &, Co.,
dwl 9 Pinekney
Oolinskie Arnold, doorkeeper Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 801 .Montgomery
Oolinson Thomas, salesman, dwl 14 Lafayette
Coll Dennis, laborer with Haste & Kirk, dwl N s
Green bet Battery and Sansotn
Coll John, baker, dwl 164 Clara
Coll Patrick, laborer with Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl
NW cor Batterv and Green
Collahan C, laborer S.F.&, P. Woolen Mills
Colleary John, teamster, dwl 252 Perry
COLLECTOR UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE.offiee United States Court Building
COLLEGE BUILDING, Ns Post bet Montgomery
and Kearny
Colleton James, porter with Tallant &- Co., dwl
321 Battery
Collie F. A., salesman with A. L. Bancroft &- Co.,
bds American Exchange
Collie George, (Collie, Stewart. & Co J res Australia
Collie James, blacksmith with Casebolt & Kerr,
dwl 427 Freemont
Collie Thompson, captain schooner Three Brothers,
dwl 427 Fremont
Collie William H., (Collie & Stewart) dwl 140
Sutter
COLLIE <fe STEWART, (William H. Collie &
Henri/ Stewart) Moral depot, 118 Sutter, and
nurserymen, S s Post bet Broderick and De-
vesadors
COLLIE, STEWART & CO., (George Collie &
James B. M. Sten art J shipping and commission
merchants, NE cor California and Davis
Collie— See Colly
Collier Frederick, office 413 California
Collier Michael C, steward, 531 California, dwl 52
Everett
CoUigan John, laborer Superintendent of Public
Streets, dwl SW cor Washington and Gough
Colligan Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., NW cor Howard and Steuart
Colligan Terence, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet Hyde
and Larkin
Colligan William, gardener, dwl 606 Third
Collin George, veterinary surgeon, dwl 1307 Pacific
Collin Henry, merchant tailor, 1307 Pacific
Collin Henry F., calker, dwl 1307 Pacific
Collin Mary A. Miss, tailoress, dwl 1307 Pacific
Collins Albert F., (Collins, Wheaton & LnhrsJ res
Oakland
Collins Albert L.
Minna
Collins Ameina V
927 Broadway
Collins Andrew,carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Collins Andrew, saloon, 1021 Kearny
Collins Andrew, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Collins August, baker, dwl -,'45 Third
Collins Barney, hostler Wells,Fargo & Co.,dwl NW
cor California and Montgomery
Collins Benjamin, carpenter and builder, dwl 627
California
Collins Benjamin Jr., pressman with Frank East-
man, dwl 627 California
teamster, pier 3 Steuart, dwl 625
Miss, (colored) seamstress, dwl
Collins Benjamin R., (Collins & Lyons) dwl 208
Fifth
Collins Bernard, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Collins Bernard, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Collins Brothers, (George W„ James and J.
ClarenreJetYnorx and proprietors Pacific Youth,
office 631 Sacramento
Collins C, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective As-
sociation, 234 Sntter
Collins C. C, bricklayer Bricklayers Protective As-
sociation, 234 Sutter
Collins Charles H., dwl 808 Tavlor
COLLINS CHARLES J., hatter and hats and caps,
321 Montgomery, dwl 207 Seventh
Collins Cornelius, porter, NE cor Market and Kearny
Collins Daniel, seaman, dwl NW cor Drnmm and
Commercial
Collins Daniel, seaman bark Dublin, pier 17 Steu
Collins Daniel S., boarding, 300 and 302 Fourth
Collins David, lahorer, dwl 1332 Washington
Collins Dennis, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 13 Caroline
Collins Dennis, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Collins Dennis B., hackman, dwl 922 Pine
Collins Dennis P., waiter, 329 Mont, dwl 39 Ecker
Collins Douglas, seaman, dwl E s Pringles Court
nr Greenwich
Collins Edward, barkeeper with William Sullivan,
dwl 733 Howard
Collins Edward, bootfitter with Buckingham| &.
Hecht
Collins Edward, gasfitter, dwl 307 Filbert
Collins Edward, longshoreman, dwl S s Greenwich
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Collins Ellen, (widow) chairsetter, dwl 104 Minna
Collins E. S., plumber, 513£ Bush
Collins Eunice, (colored) (widow) stewardess P.M.
S.S. Co.'s steamer Constitution, dwl 927 Bdwy
Collins Frederick T., hatter with James C. Collins,
dwl 808 Tavlor
Collins George, (colored) brakeman, dwl 5 Bdwy
Collins George, restaurantkeeper. dwl 1 ill Stock
Collins George H., ( Higzcins & C.) res Oakland
Collins George W.. (Collins Brothers J 631 Sac •
Collins Hannah, (widow) groceries and liquors,
NW cor Laguna and Post
Collins Henry, laborer, dwl 413 Green
Collins Henry M., (colored) janitor Merchants' Ex-
change
Collins J., liquor saloon, 535 Sacramento, dwl 309
Sutter
Collins James, (Col/ins Bros. J 631 Sacramento
Collins James, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl
11 Cleaveland
Collins James, carpenter H. C. League. 128 Kearny
Collins James, engineer with E. C. Boobar <& Co.,
NW cor Howard and Steuart
Collins James, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co's steamer
Sacramento
Collins James, stone manufacturer, dwl 474 Jessie
Collins James, tailor, 20 Card Alley
Collins James, wagonmaker, SOS Folsom
Collins James C, proprietor Eagle Hat Store, 627
Washington, dwl 808 Taylor"
Collins James C. Jr., clerk with James C. Collins,
dwl 808 Taylor
Collins James J., tailor, dwl 835 Yallejo
Collins James W., furniture, 926 Market
Collins James W., stable and milk depot, 449 Tehama
Collins Jane C. Mrs., dwl 1609 Mission
Collins J. C\nrence,( Colli /is Bros.) dwl 1321 Kearny
Collins Jeremiah, hostler Central R. R., dwl NW
cor Heron and Folsom Avenue
Collins Jeremiah J., bootfitter, dwl 229 Jessie
( Y>] lins John Y Collins & Fen nessy) dwl 13 OFarrell
Collins John, barkeeper with Thompson Owens,
dwl N s Ash nr Larkin
Collins Johu, bootblack, dwl 123 Jackson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas,
SAN FRANCISCO " C DIRECTORY.
167
Collins John, bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl Ws Gilbert nr Brannan
Collins John, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl 16 Natoma
Collins John, carrier, dwl 10 Sumner
Collins John, expresswagon, cor Davis and Com-
mercial, dwl 63 Stevenson
Collins John, hairdresser with William Watson,
dwl 133 Perry
Collins John, laborer, dwl 21 Perry
Collins John, laborer, dwl 243 Clara
Collins John, laborer, dwl S s Mission nr First
Collins John, liquor merchant, dwl 75 Clementina
Collins John, machinist, dwl 2 Mooney's Row,
Shipley
Collins John, miner, dwl 516 Howard
Collins John, (colored) porter, dwl 13 Virginia Place
Collins John, pressman with Cubery & Co., dwl
cor Leavenworth and Vallejo
Collins John, ropemalcer, dwl 827 Folsom, rear
Collins .John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Collins John, seaman, dwl Ss Clark nr Drumm
Collins John A., attoruey-at-law, dwl 2021 Polk
Collins Joseph, real estate, dwl Es Fillmore bet
Pine and Bush
Collins Joseph M., woodcarver with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 347 Fourth
COLLINS JOSEPH C, real estate agent, office 507
Montgomery, dwl 1609 Sutter
Collins Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 6 Minna
Collins Lyman P., salesman with Samuel Hill, res
Oakland Point
Collins M., laborer Golden Age Flouring Mills, dwl
Sansom'bet Broadway and Vallejo
Collins M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 32 Fourth
Collins Martin, laborer, dwl 438 Union
Collins Martin, plasterer, dwl Ss Vallejo'bet Leav-
enworth and Jones
Collins Mary, (widow) dwl 9 Carlos Place
Collins Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl 10 Anthony
Collins Marv Miss, shoefitter with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 229 Jessie
Collins Marv Miss, teacher Lincoln Primarv School,
dwl 60 First
Collins Michael, butcher, dwl Kentucky nr First
Aveuue
Collins Michael, driver California Powder Works,
dwl S s Fourteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Collins Michael, fireman, dwl 146 Folsom
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl 270 Clementina
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet Leav-
enworth and Jones
Collins Michael, miller with Dohrmann & Co., dwl
W s York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Collins Michael, plasterer, dwl W s Steiner bet Eddy
and Ellis
Collins Michael, plasterer, dwl 63 Stevenson
Collins Michael, teamster, dwl S s Fourteenth nr
Folsom
Collins Michael J., seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Collins Owen, shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth <fc
Co., dwl Howard bet, First and Secoud
Collins Patrick, hostler, dwl N s Fern Av nr Polk
Collins Patrick, hostler Front Street, M. & O. R. R.
Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl 518 Mission
Collins Patrick, laborer New U.S.B. Mint, dwl 419
Stt-venson
Collins Patrick, laborer with Page & Cowell, dwl
25 Louisa
Collins Patrick, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
' cor Steuart and Mission
Collins Patrick, Jr., carpenter, dwl 428 Clementina
Collins Pauline Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 525 Howard
Collins Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 123
Ninth
Collins Peter, seaman, dwl 304 Beale
Collins Peter, seaman N. P. Trans. Co. S. S. Pelican
Collins Peter F., carpenter, dwl 1621 Howard
Collins Richard, butcher with J. Y. Wilson & Co.,
dwl 11 Minna
Collins Richard, firem.iu M. & P. Woolen Mills,
dwl E s Minna bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Collins Robert, compositor Morning Bulletin, dwl
613| Stockton
Collins Rnfns, molder, dwl 13 Clementina
Collins Rufus, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 19
Minna
COLLINS SALVIN P., wines and liquors, 329
Montgomerv, dwl 729 Pine
Collins Samuel M., carbuilder N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 444 Clementina
Collins Savory W., (Collins & Co.) dwl 837 Broad-
way, rear
Collins Silas F., physician, office and dwl 522| Sixth
Collins Silas H., teamster, pier 3 Steuart, dwl 206
Fifth
Collins Terrence, hostler Central R. R.
Collins Thomas, laborer, dwl 23 Market
Collins Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Collins Thomas H., longshoreman, dwl NW cor
Drumm and Commercial
Collins Thomas W., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 808 Taylor
Collins Timothy, boatbuilder, 120 Berry, dwl 7
Haggin
Collins Timothy, milkranch, Twenty-seventh nr
Old San Jose Road
Collins Timothy J., type caster with Hagar & Co.,
dwl W s Gilbert nr Brannan
Collins Wallace, machinist and locksmith, 111 Stev-
enson, res Oakland Point
COLLINS, WHEATON & LUHRS, (Albert F.
Collins, George H. Wheaton and Nicholas C.
Lnhrs) commission merchants and wholesale
provisions, 219 Front
Collins William, collector, 1018 Washington
Collins William, laborer Southern P. R. R.
Collins William, watchman, dwl E s Columbia bet
Eighteenth und Nineteenth
Collins William J., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 808 Taylor
COLLINS & CO., (Savory W. Collins) groceries
and provisions, 906 Market and 5 Ellis
COLLINS & FENNESSY, (John Collins and
David Fennessy) livery and sale stable, 773 Mkt
Collins & Lyons, (Benjamin R. Collins and John
Lyons) teamsters, pier 1 1 Steuart
Collinson James, boilermaker P.M.S.S.Co., dwl E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Nevada.
Collinson Thomas, fancy goods, 160 Third, dwl 14
Lafayette
Collis Patrick, laborer, dwl 670 Mission
Collis William, liquor saloon, NE cor Haggiu and
Berry
Collischonn Charles, clerk with Belloc Freres, dwl
437 Fifth
Collison John A., clerk, dwl 25 Stockton Place
Collister Thomas, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Collner John, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 37
Natoma
Collopy James, bakery, NIScor Sixth and Shipley
Colly William, special policeman, dwl' Seal Rock
House
Colly — see Collie
Collyer Jacob, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Collyer John, drayman with Smith & Cutter, dwl
252 Perry
Collver Robert, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Ilecht, dwl 138 Fourth
Collver William, shoemaker, dwl 138 Fourth
Colman Abraham, (Co/man Bros.) dwl 205 Powell
COLMAN AIMWELL F., druggist and apothe-
cary, NE cor Gearv and Jones, dwl 607 Hyde
COLMAN BROTHERS, ( Solomon, Morris, Abra-
ham and Charles) importers and wholesale
clothing, 107 Battery, and retail, SWcor Mont-
gomery and Washington
JON-ujS, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Saneom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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OOLM AN CHARLES, importer and retail clothing,
S\V cor Montgomery and Hush, (ana Col man
Brothers) dwl 205 Powell
Oilman 1 lerman C, Bxoeeriea and liquors, 912 Geary
Colmau John, groceries and liquors, 729 Brannan
Colman John, laborer Laborers' Pro. ami Ben.
Assn, 814 Howard
Colman Martin, beer saloon, 439 Pine, dwl 639 Cal
Column Morris. (Cnhuun Bros. J dwl 205 Powell
Colman Patrick, fireman Colorado Steam Naviga-
tion Co's steamer Newbern
Colman Solomon, ( Colman Brothers) res New
York
Colman William, junkdealer, dwl 13 Rondel Place
Colman — see Coleman
Colmo & Co., /'Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 607
Pupont
Coloff Hermann, teacher music, dwl 91-1 Vallejo
Colombat Alfred, fringemaker with M. Ettinger,
dwl 25 Dupont
Colombo &• Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
715 Dupont
Colon Christopher C, butcher, dwl 829 Folsom
Colonna Angnstina, steward Italian Hospital
Colorado Co., (Chinese) cigars, 1112 Dupont
COLORADO STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Ed-
ward Norton agent, office 610 Front
Golqnhoun .Elizabeth, (widow) dressmaker and
costumer, 631 Howard
Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, dwl
1112 Harrisou
Colter Andrew, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Colter Dennis, gardener, dwl Ns Grove nr Buchanan
Colter Edward, dwl 29 Moss
Colter John, policeman City Hall, dwl N s Pine
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Colterby Frederick, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Colton Andrew, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
COLTON DAVID D.. attorney at law. office 402
Montgomery, dwl SE cor Pine and Mason
Colton Harry, actor Metropolitan Theater, dwl 617
Mission
Colton Thomas, carpenter, dwlNW corClementiua
and Eighth
Colton William, laborer, dwl cor Har and Twelfth
COLTON'S BUILDING, 220 Third
COLUMBIA FOUNDRY, Llewellyn & Co., pro-
prietors. 133 and 135 Beale
Columbia Hotel, Mrs. Agues Brown proprietress,
711 Market
Columbia House, Franklin & Douglass proprietors,
114 Jackson
Colombia Mary Mrs., nurse City and Count}'
Hospital
Columbia River Manufacturing Co., S. W. Backus
secretary, office 111 Washington
Columbus Mining Co., (Placer Co., Cal.) office 419
California
Colvin Alexander, brassfounder with W. T. Garratt
& Co., dwl 1152 Greenwich
Colvin Catherine Miss, seamstress with Sullivan,
Fratinger & Co., dwl 521 Howard
Colvin Hugh J., engineer steamer No. 5, S.F. F.D.,
dwl 1230 Stockton
Colvin James A., gaslitter with Thomas Day, dwl
1132 Greenwich
Colvin James J., gasfitter with Thomas Day, dwl
1132 Greenwich
CoLvin John J., clerk, dwl 1132 Greenwich
Colvin Lydia, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 766 Miss
Colvin Walter R., bookkeeper with Cross & Co.,
dwl 504 Powell
Colwell I. M. N.. foreman with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 815 Market
Colwell Terence, horsetrainer, dwl N s Point Lobos
Road
Comaich Matteo, expresswagon, cor Washington
and Sansom
Comas Stephen, laborer, dwl 219 Folsom, rear
COMBES JOHN C, wines and liquors. "Terrapin
Lunch," SE cor Second and Tehama
Combs Aaron R., clerk, dwl SW cor Sansom and
Washington
Combs Jacob, dwl 37 Second
Combs. — See Coombs
Comer John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
NW cor Howard and Steuart
Comer William, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Comerford A. D., laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Comerford Edward, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Comerford Edward, workman with California Dry
Dock Co., Hunters Poiut
Comerford Moses, molder with J. G. lis, dwl S a
Water bet Mason and Taylor
Comerford Patrick, saloon, SW cor Hyde and
Russell
Comerford Patrick, watchman, dwl 553 Mission
Comerford. — See Commerford
Comery Emma Mrs., artist, dwl 567 Bryant
Comery John, painter, dwl 567 Bryant
Cometti Dominick, (Gi/fil!an & Hohenschild) 34
California Market
Comings John H., salesman with Adams, Blinn &.
Co., pier 17 Steuart
Comius Pascal B., mechanic, dwl 1067 Broadway
Comly Timothy, liquor saloon, dwl E s Mission
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Commer Charles, cigarmaker, dwl 246 Jessie
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, NW cor Pine and
Battery
COMMERCIAL FLOUR MILLS, Grosh & Ruth-
erford, proprietors, 141-145 First '
COMMERCIAL HERALD AND MARKET RE-
VIEW, (weekly) John H. Carmany & Co.,
publishers and proprietors, office 409 Wash
Commercial Lodging House, D. B. Jennings pro-
prietor, 615 Commercial
COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE. Francis &
Valentine proprietors, 517 Clay
Commercial Street Wharf, foot Commercial
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO.,
(London fire and marine) G. O'Hara Taaffe
general agent, office NE cor California and San
Commeseel Herman L., salesman, 107 Battery,
dwl 2206 Mason
Conimings John, expressman, dwl 725 Ellis
COMMINS E. & CO., (Michael F. O'Connor)
importers and jobbers wines and liquors, 505
Front
Commius Edward, (E. Commins S? Co.) and super-
visor Eleventh Ward, dwl 130 Eleventh
Commins. — See Commings
COMMISSIONER IMMIGRATION State of Cal-
ifornia, office 614 Merchant, room 23
COMMISSIONER INSURANCE, State of Cal-
ifornia, office SW cor California and Sansom
COMMISSIONERS CITY HALL.office New Citv
Hall
COMMISSIONERS FISH, office 401 California
COMMISSIONERS FUNDED DEBT 1855, office
City Hall
COMMISSIONERS HARBOR, office 414 Mont
COMMISSIONERS LAGUNA SURVEY, office
603 Washington
Commissioners Market Street Assessment, office 1
Montgomery Block
COMMISSIONERS MONTGOMERY AVENUE,
office 1, 2 and 3 Montgomery Block
COMMISSIONERS MONTGOMERY STREET
EXTENSION, office 1, 2 and 3 Mont Block
COMMISSIONERS MONTGOMERY STREET
SOUTH, office 415 Montgomery
COMMISSIONERS PILOT, office Merchs' Exck
COMMISSIONERS POLICE, office 11 City Hall,
first floor
COMMISSIONERS SAILOR BOARDING
HOUSE, (Marine Board)office 607 Front
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P, VAN SCEAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO ' C " DIRECTORY
169
COMMISSIONERS S. F. FIRE DEPARTMENT,
office 23 Kearny
COMMISSIONERS S. F. PARK, office 320 Cal-
COMMISSTONERS TIDE LANDS, office SW
cor Clay and Kearny
Commyns L., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Comodore Charles, dwl 323 Sutter #
Compas Henry, cabinetmaker, 316 Jackson
Compton John, engineer steamer Louisa, res San
Antonio
Comstock Clarence B., clerk, 406 Pine, dwl W s
Stockton nr Clay
Comstock Eugene B., clerk with Brittan, Holbrook
&Co., 113 California.
Comstock George, clerk, with Joseph C. Bates, dwl
708 Pine
Comstock Mary Mrs., dwl 708 Pine
COMSTOCK'S LINE PACKETS, Albert Dibblee,
Piatt & Newton, and Kittle & Co., agents,
offices 38, 203 and 202 California
Comte Augustus, Jr., (F. Chevalier & Co J dwl 229
Kearny
Coniyns John, shipcarpenter, dwl SW cor Seventh
and Bryant
Comyns Lawrence, shipcalker, dwl W s Gilbert
bet Brannau and Townsend
Comyns Maurice, shipcalker, dwl SW cor Seventh
and Bryant
Comyns Michael, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Couahan Cornelius, milkranch, San Jose Road bet
Five and Six Mile House
Conahan Francis, (Brunt & C.J dwl SE cor How-
ard and Seventh
Conahan James, tanner with C. O'Dounell , dwl 610
Sixth
Conahey James, bricklayer, dwl 195 Stevenson
Conant "Augustus F., teamster with Howe & Hall,
dwl 216 Stevenson
Conant Benjamin H., dwl 725 Shotwell
Conarv Otis, Riggers' and Stevedores' Association,
429 Pacific
Conbery James, wooddealer, dwl 227 Second
Conboie Edward, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine
Concanon Patrick, laborer New U. S. B.Miut, dwl
1121 Mission
Concordia Club, rooms 212 Sutter
Condee George M., cashier F. & M. Bank of Sav-
ings, 225 Sansom, dwl 2046 Van Ness Avenue
Condit Ira M., pastor Chinese Mission, dwl 800
Stockton
Condon Edward B., photographer with J. T. Silva,
dwl 1709 Mason
Condon Edwin, teamster with R. & J. Morton
Condon Henry M., milkman, dwl S s Broadway nr
Octavia
Condon John, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
132 Fifth
Condon John, seaman, bds 238 Steuart
Condon Julia, (widow) dwl 445 First
Condon Maria, (widow) dwl 503 Minna
Condon Mary J., (widow) dwl 1712 Mason
Condon M". H. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School
Condon Morris, porter with Wellman, Peck & Co.,
dwl 550 Tehama
Condon Patrick, laborer, dwl 412 Folsom, rear
Condon Patrick, laborer, dwl Old San Jose Road
nr Twenty-fifth
Condon Patrick, shoemaker with J. Leddy, dwl 121
Fifth
Condon Robert, fireman Cal. P.R.R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Condon Richard T., book-keeper with Mahon;
Rapp, Thomas & Co., dwl 915 Jackson
Condrin James T., expresswagon, dwl SW cor
Hayes and Steiner
Cone Francis, patternmaker, dwl Mont House
Cone Henry, pianotuner, 31 Kearny, dwl 615
Mason
Cone J. B., capitalist, dwl 802 Howard
Cone William H., (Olmsted & C.J dwl 208 Shot-
well
Conehay James, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Coneo Carlo, barkeeper, dwl 405 Green
Coneo Louis, dwl 1515 Dnpont
Conert R., teamster, dwl 216 Stevenson
Conerty Mary A. Miss, furnished rooms, 111 Silver
Coney Alexander, clothing, 28 Sec, dwl 57 Natoma
Coney John, bootblacking, dwl 510 Sixth
Coney Leonard, special agent Home Mutual Life
Insurance Co., dwl SE cor Har and Park Av
Coney Michael, butcher, dwl N s Eleventh Avenue
nr P, South S. F.
Coneyle I., teacher, dwl 1112 Montgomery.
Confidence Silver Mining Co., (Gold, Hill, Nev.J
office 414 California
Congdon Benjamin O. M., ship carpenter, dwl 22
Mission, rear
CONGDON GEORGE, real estate agent, office 408
California, room 1
CONGDON HENRY B., real estate, office 306
Montgomery, dwl 616 Third
Congdon Joseph H, bookkeeper with Miller & Co.,
dwl 530 Bush
Conger Benjamin T., book and job printer, SW cor
Clay and Davis, dwl 30 Jessie bet Seventh
and Eighth
Conglan Charles H., porter Cliff House, Point
Lobos Road
Congress Hall, 314-318 Bush
Conkleman J. Mrs., milliner, 19 Geary
Conklin Daniel, shipcalker, dwl 309 Bryant
Conklin David, inspector tobacco, 303 Clay, dwl
1118 Powell
Conklin Frank, shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth
& Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Conklin Frank G-, "(California Glove Go.) dwl
1113 Clay
Conklin Piatt, (California Glove Co.) dwl 912
Howard
Conkling David (Parker, Wattson & Co.) dwl
1118 Powell
Conkling George W., gents' furnishing goods, 610
Market, dwl 128 Eighth
Conkling George W. Jr., clerk with Keene & Cole-
man, dwl 128 Eighth
Conless John, hostler Omnibus R.R., dwl 266 Clem
Conley Charles, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
Clara bet Fifth and Sixth
Conley Edward A., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro-
tective Association, 234 Sutter
Conley James,. laborer, dwl 449 Jessie
Conley James, roofer, dwl 111 ^ Fifth
Conley James, sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
2L5 Front
Conley James, upholsterer with J. F. & H. H.
Schafer, dwl Chattanooga nr Twenty-first
Conley John, banker, dwl 418 Leavenworth
Conley John, barkeeper Occidental Hotel, dwl 52
Silver
Conley John, contractor, dwl 1120 Mission
Conley Johu, expressman, dwl W s Michigan bet
Shasta and Sierra
Conley John, printer, dwl 18 Eddy
Conley John D., machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
516 Howard
Conley Michael, laborer, dwl 16 Card Alley
Conley Patrick, porter with Kerby, Byrne & Co.,
dwl 369 Jessie
Conley Terence, laborer with Whitney & Freese, S
E cor Steuart and Mission
Conley Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Conley William, gaffer S. F. Glass Works, dwlTl
Perry
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
170
SAN FRANCISCO " C ~_ DIRECTORY
Conley William, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Conlin Francis, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
4 Co., dwl 324 Tehama
Conlin James, (Conlin & Roberts) dwl SE cor Fifth
and Minna
Conlin James, special policeman, dwl NW cor Piue
iimi Franklin
Conlin James, teamster, dwl 237 Jessie
Conlin John, carpenter, dwl 338 Seventh
Conlin John F., liquor saloon, 613 Montgomery,
dwl 614 Merchant
Conlin John J., contractor, dwl 130 Clara
Conlin John P., laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl cor
Ninth Avenue andM
Conlin Matthew, laborer with M. Schawl & Co.,
dwl S s Harrison nr Seventh
Conlin Michael, backman, Plaza
Conlin Michael, hostler Central R. R., dwl E 8
Hampshire bet Twenty-first and Twenty second
Conlin Michael, laborer S.'F. & P.Sugar Refinery,
dwl W s Gilbert bet Brannan andTownsend
Conlin Patrick, bootfitter with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl E s Stev bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Conlin Thomas, metnlroofer with Conlin & Roberts,
dwl SE cor Fifth and Minna
Conlin William, laborer with Fred. Metz, dwl Minna
bet Second and Third
Conlin & Roberts, (James Conlin and John C.
Roberts) metalroofers, 749 Mission
Conlon Bernard, carrier Monitor, dwl 4 Sherwood
Place
Conlon Catherine, (widow) dwl 17 Sherwood Place
Conlon Ellen, (widow) dwl 510 Minna
Conlon Edward, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart •
Conlon Edward, tailor, Valleio nr Dnpont
Conlon Francis, laborer with M.Heveriu, dwl 4 Sher-
woi id Place
Conlon Helen, (widow) (Brandt & C.) dwl 320
Minna
Conlon Honora, trimmings, dwl 639 Post
Conlon James, laborer Laborer's Pro. and Ben.
Associ ition, 814 Howard
Conlon James W., packer with J. A Folger & Co.,
dwl 511 Mission
Conlon John, carpenter, dwl NE cor Hyde and
Union
Conlon Michael, backman, dwl 639 Post
Conlon Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 905
Battery
Conlon Patrick, dwl 547 Natoma
Conlon Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 11 William
Conlon Patrick, porter Grand Hotel, dwl 22
Langton
Conlyer John H, engineer with California Cracker
Co., dwl 22 First
Conn Edward J., sawmaker, 751 Mission, dwl 130
Shipley
Conn Francis, foreman with Union Pacific Salt Co.,
dwl 1013 Mason
Conn Frederick, clerk with B. F. Barton & Co.,
dwl 1103 Mason
Connaughton Martin Mrs., (widow) dwl E s Sal-
mon nr Broadway
Connecticut Company, (Chinese) cigar manufac-
turers, 443 Bush
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., (Hartford, Conn.) James B. Roberts
general agent, office 315 California
Conuell C. H., conductor Omnibus R. R.
Conuell Charles, carpenter, dwl 173 Minna
Conuell Charles H., carrier Evening Post, dwl
1028 Pacific
Conuell Daniel, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Connell Daniel, compositor Morning Call, dwl 211
Fourth
Connell Daniel, steward, dwl 26 Sacramento
Connell David, newspaper carrier, dwl 113 Leid
Council Ellen, (widow) dwl W s York nr Twenty-
fifth
Connell George, barkeeper, dwl 1133 Folsom
Connell Hugh, laborer, dwl Presidio Road
Connell James, carpenter, dwl N s Natoma nr
Eighth
Connell James, hostler with George Poultney, dwl
N s Brannan nr Fourth
Connell Jarnes, laborer with Edward A. T. Gal-
lagher, dwl College Place nr Hayes
Connell James, sail maker, dwl 518 Mission
Connell James D., carpenter and builder, dwl 1028
Pacific
Connell J. D., dwl 411 Sansom
Connell John, (Connell & Crcely) dwl 55 Minna
Connell John, fruitman Lick House
Connell John, laborer, dwl 59 Jessie
Connell John, porter, 23 Front, dwl 13 Grand
Avenue
Connell John, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
flanime
Connell John F., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
59 Jessie
Conuell John M., physician, office and dwl W s
Franklin nr Lilly
Connell J. W., carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Connell Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 1032
Market
Connell Mary, (widow) dwl 1133 Folsom
Connell Michael, fireman Cal. P.R.R.Co.'s steamer
Julia
Connell Michael, groceries and liquors, 101 SFolsom
Connell Michael, hostler Bay View & Potrero R.
R. , dwl Ws Illinois bet Shasta and Sierra
Connell Michael, junkdealer, 733 Pacific
Connell Michael, laborer, dwl 59 Jessie
Connell Owen, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, 414
Be ale
Connell Patrick, carpenterH.C. League, 128 Kearny
Connell Peter, blacksmith, dwl 216 Minna
Connell Philip, bricklayer, dwl 533 Natoma
Connell Thomas, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
& Co., dwl S s Twenty-third nr Hampshire
Connell Thomas, carpenter Board Harbor Commis-
sioners, dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-third and
Twenty -fourth
Connell Thomas, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
Connell Timothy, laborer, dwl 59 Jessie
Connell & Creely , (James Connell and John Crcely)
horseshoers, 556 Mission
Connell — See Cornell
Connelly Colnian, laborer, dwl 41 Jessie
Connelly Cornelius, brakeman S. P. R. R.
Connelly Daniel, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 407 Main
Connelly David W., S.F. Park Commissioner, office
320 California, dwl Pacific Club
Connelly Edward, chief officer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Connelly Frank, waiter, dwl 172 Jessie
Connelly Hannah B., (widow) nurse, dwl 359
Minna
Connelly James, billiardkeeper, Union Club, dwl
403 Montgomery
Connelly James, helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co.,
dwl 311 Howard
Connelly James, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Connelly James H, sailmaker with John E. Court-
enay & Co., dwl 520 Turk
Connelly Jeremiah, bootmaker with Buckingham
& Hecht, dwl 521 Mission
Connelly John, barkeeper Occidental Hotel
Connelly John, hostler Agricultural Park, Point
Lobos Road
Connelly John, laborer, dwl 918 Larkin
Connelly John, painter, dwl 636 Green
Connelly John, piledriver, dwl 260 Jessie
Connelly John, seaman bark Christopher Mitchell,
pier 1 Steuart
Connelly John, steward, dwl 39 Jackson
HUNilNGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel,.Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO " C " DIRECTORY.
171
Connellv John J., boilermaker, dwl 37 Baldwiu
Court
Connellv Martin, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 628 Sixth
Connelly Martin, junk dealer, dwl 628 Brannan
Connelly Michael, laborer, dwl 37 Baldwiu Court
Connelly Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
Ellis nr Laguna
Connellv Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 114
William
Connelly Otis, laborer, dwl HOStenart
Connellv Patrick, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Connelly Patrick, eoalpasser with P.M.S.S. Co.
Connellv Patrick, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
968*Harri8on
Connelly Patrick, hostler N. B. & M. R.R., dwl 16
Jessie
Connelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 14 Polsom Avenue
Connellv Patrick B., porter, 7 Montgomery
Connelly Peter, contractor, dwl 1011 Market
Connelly Thomas, laborer, dwl Jefferson nr Pre-
sidio
Connelly Thomas, laborer Beale St.. Warehouse
Connelly Thomas, liquor saloon, 807 Mission, dwl
147 Natoma
Connellv Thomas, laundrvman Cosmopolitan Hotel,
dwl 114 Dora
Connelly Timothy, saloon, NW cor First and Stev
Connelly Timothy, laborer, dwl Harbor View
Connellv William, planer with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl* 606 Third
Connelly — See Connolly
Gonner* C, mariner, clwl S W cor Dupont and
Broadway
Conner Dennis, soapmaker with John Toner, dwl
E s Potrero Avenue nr Sixteenth
Conner Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 420 Pow
Conner Henrv, bookkeeper with A. P. Hotaliug &
Co., dwl 806 Green
Conner James, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Conner John, oiler N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
rlamine
Conner John E., musician Bella Union Theater,
dwl 1007 Mason
CONNER JOHN W., real estate agent, office 604
Merchant, dwl 504 Second
Conner Lewis, laborer, E s Broadway nr Vallejo
Conner Margaret, (widow) bakery, 254 Fourth
Conner Patrick, laborer, dwl 43 Ecker
Conner Robert T., sailmaker with John L. Prior,
dwl 420 Powell
Conner Thomas R., sailmaker with Harding &
Brann, 215 Front
Conner William, hostler, dwl 236 Sutter
Conners Bridget, (widow) dwl 11 John
Conners Dennis, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl cor
Main and Harrison
Conners Dennis, porter, dwl 244 Jessie
Conners John, ( Murphy & C.J dwl 430 Shipley
Conners John, boilermaker, dwl 11 Minna
Conneis Martin, bootmaker, dwl 4431 Natoma
Conners Michael, seaman, dwl 122 Shipley
Conners Michael, seaman, dwl NVV cor Drumm and
Commercial
Conner* Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Conness Charles, seaman, dwl 232 Folsom
Conness John, drayman, 17 Front, dwl 543 Tehama
Conniff James, laborer with P.M.S.S.Co.
Conniff James, stevedore, dwl S s Folsom nr Beale
Conniff Michael, laborer, dwl 416 Main
Conniff Michael, laborer with P.M.S.S.Co.
Conniff Nicholas, contractor, dwl 29 i Welsh
Conniff Peter, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht; dwl Page nr Octavia
Conniff Thomas, clwl 14 Harlan Place
Conniff Thomas, calker with P.M.S.S.Co.
Conniff Thomas, tinsmith P.M.S.S.Co., dwl Bran-
nan bet Fourth and Fifth
Conniff Thomas H., gasfitter, dwl 416 Main
Connolly Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 4| Langton
Connollv Arthur, laborer with William Kerr, dwl
903 'Battery
Connolly B., metalroofer, 827 Folsom, dwl 300
Fourth-
Connolly Edward, bookbinder with D. Hicks &
Co., dwl 1618 Powell'
Connolly Edward, laborer, dwl 48 Ritch, rear
Connolly Edward A., bricklayer, dwl 622 Larkiu
Connolly Esther, (widow) dwl 1618 Powell
Connolly Frank, porter Occidental Hotel
Connolly James, bootmaker, dwl 705 Front
Connolly James, laborer, dwl 65 Stevenson
Connolly James, saloonkeeper, dwl 6 Langton
Connolly James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuatt
Connolly James, upholsterer with J. F. &. H. H.
Scbafer, dwl Ws Chattanooga nr Twenty-first
Connolly James, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Connolly James E., president Imp. Calkers' Ass'n,
dwl 38 Jessie
Connolly J. J., teacher Lincoln evening school
Connolly John, expressman, dwl 80 Jessie
Connolly John, laborer, dwl 1614 Mason
Connolly John, laborer S. F. and P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 1160 Folsom
CONNOLLY JOHN, liquor saloon and cigars and
tobacco, SE cor Bush and Kearny, dwl 32
Tyler
Connolly John, milkranch, dwl SE cor Baker and
Tyler
Connolly John, teamster with R. & J. Morton,
dwl Stevenson bet Second and Third
Connolly John D., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
Railroad House
Connolly John H., teamster, dwl 83 Stevenson
Connolly Joseph, framemaker, dwl 446 Brannan
Connolly Margaret, (widow) dwl 77 Fourth
Connollv Martin, (Connolly 8? Dunning) dwl
237 "Clara
Conuolly Matthew, laborer, dwl 1 129 Harrison
Connolly Michael, hogranch, Channel nr Fifteenth
Connolly Michael, laborer, dwl NW cor Front and
Pacific
Connolly Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
cor York and Solano
Connolly Michael, laundry man American Ex-
change
Connolly Michael F., sawyer Beale Street Plan-
ning Mill, dwl 813 Mission
Connolly Patrick, laborer, dwl 23 Bitch, rear
Connolly Peter, policeman City Hall, dwl 512
Bryant
Connolly Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Connolly Thomas, laborer, dwl 325 Bryant
Connolly Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Connolly Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 33 Minna
Connolly Thomas, game, poultry, eggs, etc., 9 and
11 San Francisco Market, dwl 920 Howard
Connolly William, laborer, dwl N s Harrison nr
Dora
Connolly William, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tTne, 36 Steuart
Connolly & Dunning, (Martin Connolly and Ed-
ward Dunning) wood and coal, 1068 Howard
Connolly — See Connelly
Connor Cornelius Rev., assistant pastor St. Peters
Church, dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty -fifth
Connor Danieli watertender N.P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Oriflamme
Connor Francis, captain N.P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Cal-
ifornia, dwl 560 Folsom
Connor James, seaman, dwl 42 Sacramento
Connor James, waiter Union Club, dwl 446J Na-
toma
JONES, PULLMAN & CO,, 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
WATKIjtfS' YO-SEMITE AST GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
172
SAX FRANCISCO " Q " DIRECTORY
reh^nseuian. dwl 127 Pacific
. -irer Hi'. : _ 28 Kearny
Irayrnau with William MeCrindle
Connor John. lonirshorernau. dwl 1081 Batteiy
:■ John, merchant, dwl 4:50 Shipley
Counor John, teamster with James K. Prior, dwl
13 Mason
Connor John I., carpenter, dwl 620 Pine
Connor " -titer HO League. I2S Kearny
L.. bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. .
tion. 234 B
M -.ry Miss, dressmaker, dwl 40 Tehama
Martin, porter with Gilleran Bros., dwl 19J
rney
M I . IwJ 147 X :toma
Owea. laborer Cetit. P. R. R.. dwl 26
PI
C"iinor P., carpent-r H. C. Leagne. 128 Kearnv
Patrick. (O Iwl 14 Everett
Patrick, boatman Yallejo Street Wharf, dwl
Bra kdway
r Patrick, broker, dwl 130 Perry
Patrick, clerk Headquarters Military Divi-
I -.citic. dwl 1133 Folsoni
Patrick, cooper, ilwl 17J Fifth Avenne
Connor Peter, fireman with X. P. Trans. ( - -
rw] »S .:plev
Connor Simon P . - .1 Mont-
- -r.v
-ice. laborer, dwl 660 Minna, rear
Connor Thomas, fireman X. P. Trans. 3 & 8
Connor Thomas, helper boilershop P. M. S. 8
T . - m ■ " • I Minna
Thomas J., helper Bisdon Iron W*rks.
dwl 44 Clementina
Conner W. i re, dwl cor Folsom and
Beale
- Daniel, laborer with Whitney & Freese.
SE i or Stenart and Mission
- Daniel, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine. 36 Stenart •
Connors David, longshoreman, dwl 12 Geneva
rd. laborer San Francisco Gas Co.,
dwl 21 Sixth
- Henry, upholsterer, dwl Eisrhth St. House
nr Hi:
Connors Hester Mrs., janitoress Eighth Street Pri-
mary School
James, billposter with Kevt & Co., 506
Commercial
Conuors John, dwl 315 Beale. rear
- John, clerk with Stewart & Bncklev. dwl
. Clay
John, porter Rass House
md Stevedores' Assoeia-
n e :
- J., ironmolder. dwl 520 Mission
• Joseph, hempworker S F. Cordage Factory
1 w re Martin, shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth
■5c Co., dwl 12 Hnnt
sn, laborer with Charles E. Haseltiue.
8 -dart
Connors Patrick, laborer, dwl 4 Green Court
trick, laborer, dwl 33 Bitch
Connors Patrick, laborer, dwl X" s O'Farrell nr
Layuna
Connors Patriek.laborer SF Gas Co.. dwl 43 Ecker
Connors Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl
5 Green Court
Connors Thomas, laborer, dwl X" ■ Eighteenth Av-
enue nr R. South S. F.
Connors Thomas J., boilermaker. dwl 34 Minna
Conno! s Timothy, laborer, dwl 2 Lincoln Place
Connors Timothy. 1. on Foundry
- William, laborer, 22 Fremont, dwl 28
Bernal Heights
Connors William, laborer Cent. P. R. R.. dwl 316
Bitch
Counors William, waiter Russ House, dwl 284
Steve -
Couolly William J., note teller Hibernia Bank,
dwl 417 Bryant
Conord Francois lapidary with Frontier & Bel-
lemere. dwl Dnp>>nt bet Pacific and Broadway
Conrad Andrew, carpenter and cabinetmaker, E a
Webb nr Sac. dwl Eureka nr Seventeenth
Conrad Charles, baker Union Bakery, dwl 1216
Pacific
Conrad Charles B.. saloon, dwl 110 Dnpont
Conrad Christian, clerk with Rediugtou, Hostetter
«!t Co.. dwl 6 Margaret Place
CONRAD DAYID. wholesale fruits and ante NW
cor Frout and Washington, dwl 318 Fremont
Conrad Frederick, /Conrad &p Brother J dwl 602
Howard
Conrad Henry. /Conrad & Brother) dwl 154
Silver
Conrad Henry, fruits. 1105 Howard
Conrad Richard, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine. 36 Stenart
Conrad William A., carpenter Cal Planintr Mill
Conrad & Brother, f Henri/ and Frederick Conrad J
hairdressers. 163 Secuud
Conrades Ferdinand. Antelope Oyster Saloon, 612
M irket. dwl 5 P -
Conradi William, clerk. 732 Washington, dwl S s
- rnson bet Third and Fourth
Conrady Conrad D.. lumberman, dwl 607 Battery
Conran Thomas L.. woodturner, dwl 135 Tehama
Couro Cassias M.. (P. D. Conro $• Son) dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
COXRO F. D. i BON, < C. M. Conro ) proprietor
Golden Aire Flouring Mills. 717-721 Batterv
Conro Frederick D., (F. D. Conro & Son J dwl" 938
Pacific
Conro Frederick D. Jr.. clerk with Redington,
Hostetter A- Co.. dwl 9:3S Pacific
Conro George A., bookkeeper with F. D. Couro &
Son. dwl 938 Pacific
Conro James, waiter Grand Hotel
Conroy Ann, ( widow i real estate, dwl 6 Bartol
Conroy Bernard, physician, office and dwl 503
Pacific
Conroy Daniel, butcher with Samuel Gans, dwl 9
Liberty
Conroy James, laborer, dwl Ss Randall bet Chenery
and Palmer
Conroy James. (Conroy Sf Desan) dwl SE cor
California and Baker
Conroy John, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Conroy John, faimer. Ocean House Road nr Indus-
trial School
Conroy John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Conroy John, lumber dealer, dwl XW cor Eleventh
and Minna
Conroy Martin, teamster with Dutton & Moore
Conroy Michael, painter, dwl W s Tehama nr
Twenty ninth, Bernal Hights
Conroy Michael, shoemaker with Charles Donovan,
dwl cor New Montgomery and Minna
Conroy Michael, watchman with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 10 Liberty
Conroy Michael til, clerk, dwl 1912 Mason -
Conroy Patrick, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529
Valencia
Conroy Patrick, pantryman Moses Taylor, Austra-
li i S. S. Line
Conroy Peter, laborer, dwl 16 Taylor
Conroy Peter, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Conroy Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 210 Pacific
Conroy i Detran. (James Conroy and Patrick De-
san) stoneyard, W s Cemetery Avenue bet
CONROY & O'CONNOR, (Michael J. and Tkomtu
H. ( J' Connor J importers and jobbers metals
and hardware, 107-113 Front, and 204-214 Pine
HUJN'Tia-GTOJM-, HOPKLN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Markek
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO ~ Q ' DIRECTORY
173
Considine Edward, butcher with 'William Nagel,
dwl 1513 Leavenworth, rear
Consolidated Virginia M. Co., (Virginia, Nev.J
office 403 California
Constant Gillat. (Oastera& G'.ydwl 1100 Stockton
Constant Matthew, cook Lick House
Constantin John, (John Constantin & Co.) dwl
1406 Vallejo
Constantin John & Co., (John Mitchell, Opkemio
Bi#toick and Joseph PapasolosJ restaurant,
L403 Stockton
Constantine Basil, restaurant. 15:3 Third
CONSTITUTION HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
C. H. Brickwedel, proprietor, N\V cor First and
Brannan
Constitution House, William Chipman, proprietor,
* 1 ( 16 Jackson
Conte Edonard, draftsman, office SW cor Keainy
and Washington, dwl 1917 Mason
Conte Peter, saloon. 7T„' Pacific, dwl 907 Sacramento
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE COt, (New
Y<uk) C. Adolphe Low & Co., general agents,
office 208 California
CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Herman Droste pro-
prietor, Ss Pacific bet Montgomery and Kearny
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., (New
York j H. H. Blake & Co., general agents, office
302 Montgomery
Continental 8. M. Co., (White Pine) office 402
Montgomery
Contra Costa Ferry, foot of Vallejo
CONTRA COSTA LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION,
Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton, office 13 Broadway,
branches 609 Commercial. 320 Pine, 677 Mar-
ket, Lick House and cor Second and Howard
Contra Costa Steam Navigation Co., office S s
Vallejo nr Dayis
Contrero Francisco, whitewasber, dwl 510 Broad-
way, rear
Contreras Joseph, harnessmaker ■with J. C. John-
son & Co., dwl N 8 Vallejo bet Mout and K"ear
Convery James, special policeman, dwl 14b Minna
Convery Patrick, cartmau, dwl SE cor Drumm and
Oregon
Convey David, hostler, dwl 1507 Franklin
Convey Edward, butcher with John Hayden, dwl
412 Fourth
Convill Barney, molder, dwl Irving House
Convi lie Patrick, engineer, dwl Ws Shotwell nr
Nineteenth
Convoy Thomas, tanner, dwl 705 Front
Conway A. J., porter with Jones & Co., dwl 612
California
Conway Bernard, liquor saloon, SE cor Seventh and
Mission
Conway Bernard, plasterer, dwl 22 Clinton
Conwav Cornelius, expressman, dwl N s Austiu nr
Gough
Conway David, hostler Front St. M. & O. R. R., !
dwl cor Washington and Franklin
CONWAY EDWARD, president San Buenaventura
C. & M. Co., office 33S Mont, dwl 620 Third
Conway Edward J., laborer, dwl 152 First
Conway Frank, laborer, dwl 238 Beale
Conway Frank, laborer Risdon Iron Works, dwl
35 Clementina
Conway Frank, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Conwav James, (Conway & Blaney) dwl 114
Shipley
Conway James, butcher with Smith, Brown & Co.,
dwl NE cor Utah and Alameda Av, South S. F.
Conwav James, laborer, dwl S s Jack nr Franklin
Conway James, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
Gough bet Washington and Jackson
Conway James, seaman, dwl 27 Glover
Conwav James M.. engineer with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 40 First.
Conway John, hostler, dwl 524 Pine
Conwav John, laborer, dwl Eighth Street House
Conway Jobn.laborersnperintendent Pnblic Streets,
dwl E s Vincent bet Green and Union
Conwav John, wholesale butcher, dwl W 8 Utah
bet Alameda and El Dorado
Conway John IL, collector with Madison & Burke,
dwl 597 Mason
Conway John T., painter, dwl SE cor Sixth and
Shipley
Conway M., laborer S. P. R. R.
Conway Mary A. Miss, ,-hoefitter with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 244 Gilbert
Conway Mary E., (widow) dwl 1611 Hyde
Conway Maurice, marblesawyer with Brignardello
A' Bro., dwl cor Bush anil Gough
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl 8 Clara
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl 244 Gilbert
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl 1217 Pacific
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl E s Dolores nr Eigh-
teenth
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl Valencia nr Fifteenth
Conway Michael G., harnessmaker, 767 Market, dwl
356 Minna
Conway Morris, laborer, dwl N s Austin nr Gough
Conway Patrick, laborer, dwl 139 Minna
Conway Patrick, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Conway Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Washington nr
Franklin
Conwav Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso,
414 Beale
Conway Patrick, messman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Conway Peter, laborer, dwl 41 Jessie
Conway Philip, plasterer, dwl 22 Clinton
Conway Richard, shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl NE cor Jackson and Battery
Conway Sarah Mi.-s. shoefitter with S. W. Rosen-
stock A: Co., dwl 241 Gilbert
Conway Tboruas, hackman Plaza, dwl 1416 Clay
Conway Thomas, harnessmaker with Main &. Win-
chester, dwl S s Hayes bet Lagnna and Lincoln
Conway Timothy, laborer, dwl 34 Garden
Conway William, labojer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 510
Mission
Conway William, nurse City and County Hospital
Conway & Blaney, (James Conical/ and James E.
Blaney) wines and liquors, S W cor Mission and
Fourth
Coogan Anne, (widow) dwl 2 Maiden Lane
Coogan Michael, laborer, dwl 33 Ritch
Cook A., dwl 411 Sausom
Cook Aaron, merchant, dwl 1304 Post
Cook Adam, crockery, 131 Fourth, dwl 140 Fourth
COOK ALBERT 0., coal and wood, 212 Clay,
branch office, 605 Montgomery, dwl 304 Mason
Cook Alexander, blacksmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., res Alameda
Cook Alexander A., carriagepainter with Richard
M. Hiller. dwl 230 Seventh
Cook Algernon M.. (I. ^ A. M. Cook) dwl 97 £ Fif-
teenth
Cook Annie, (widow) liquor saloon, 400 Third
Cook August, cooper California Sugar Refinery, dwl
951 Bryant
Cook August, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Cook Benjamin, watchman, dwl 308 Eleventh
Cook Bernard, carpenter, dwl E s Columbia bet
Twenty -second and Twenty-third
Cook C. A. Mrs., botanical physician, dwl 324
Sutter
Cook Charles, real estate agent, office 647 Sacra-
mento, dwl 1205 Union
Cook diaries A., cook, dwl 34 Minna
Cook Charles E., engineer with Deming, Palmer &
Co., dwl 116 Sacramento
Cook Charles G., painter, dwl 616 California
Cook Charles M., clerk with I. H. Ham & Co., dwl
7 42 Market
Cook Charles O., bootmaker with I. M. Went-
worth & Co., dwl 1104 Stockton
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
174
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Cook Charles W., (Cook & Page) dwl Ns Lom-
bard bel Jones and Leavenworth
COOK CLARISSA MKS., manufacturer hair jew-
elry. 519 Montgomery, dwl W s Yerba Buena
nr Sacramento
Cook Daniel, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Cook David S , (Bryant & C.) res Shu Mateo
Cook E. G. & Co., (David Smith) Union Grocery,
NE cor Second and Stevenson
Cook Elbridge G., (E. G. Cook & Co.) dwl 433
Seventh
Cook Eli, deputy superintendent streets, dwl 611
Turk-
Cook Elias, waiter, Montgomery Hotel
Cook Elisha .Mrs., (widow) dwl NW cor Seven-
teenth and Hoff Avenue
Cook Fayette, plasterer, dwl 43.5 Turk
Cook F. O, physician, office Morton House, dwl
1511 Larkin
Cook Ferdinand, carriageftnisher with H. M. & D.
S. Shute, dwl 518 Stevenson
Cook Frank, carpenter, dwl N s Filbert bet Hyde
and Leavenworth
Cook Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 518 Stevenson
Cook Frederick, compositor with Cuberv & Co.,
dwl 108 Stockton
Cook Frederick, cooper, dwl 31 Hunt
Cook George, dwl 515 Bush
Cook George, haymaker with E. Detrick & Co.,
dwl SW cor Washington and Sansom
Cook George, cook, dwl 503 Washington
Cook George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Cook George B. Mrs., (widow) dwl 108 Stockton
Cook George G., engineer, dwl SE cor Broadway
and Front
Cook George W. H, packer with Mason &. Taylor,
109 California
Cook Harry H. civil engineer, dwl 751 Clay
Cook .Henry, attorney at law, office 32 Exchange
Building, dwl 105£ Freelon
Cook Heniy, carpenter, dwl NW cor Second Ave-
nue and Camp
Cook Henry I., plasterer, dwl 134^ Seventh
Cook Henry S., driver N. B. & M. R. R.. dwl 20
Ritch
Cook Hiram B., clerk City and County Tax Col-
lector's office, dwl 1517 Taylor
COOK HORATIO N., manufacturer leather hose,
belting, etc., NW cor Battery and Broadway,
dwl 635 Sutter
COOK I. & A. M., Paget Sound and Redwood
lumber, pier 2s Steuart
COOK I. & BROTHER, (John A. Cook) import-
ers and jobbers dry goods, 8 Battery
Cook Ira, warehouseman Subsistence Department
U. S. A., dwl 7 Caroline
Cook Isaac, (I. <$• A. M. Cook) dwl N^ cor Ful-
ton and L iguna
Cook Isaac. (I. Cook & Bro.) dwl 731 Geary
Cook James, engineer India Rice Mill, dwl 725 Har
Cook .lames, engineer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Cook James W., glassblower S. F. Glassworks,
dwl 725 Harrison
Cook John, carpenter, 125 Pine, dwl 412 Pine
Cook John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cook John, cook, 68 California Market, dwl cor
Summer and Spring
Cook John, drayman, SE cor Front and Sacra-
mento, dwl 1311 Jackson
Cook John, engineer with Deming, Palmer & Co.,
dwl 114 Sacramento
Cook John, fireman steamer No. 7, S. F. F. D.,
dwl NW cor Second Avenue and Sixteenth
Cook John, bairdressing saloon, 332 Bush, dwl 805
Mason
■Cook John, saloonkeeper, dwl 111 Pacific
Cook John, sawyer with A. Waldslein, dwl 120
Shipley
Cook John, seaman, dwl 2fi Sacramento
Cook John, waiter, 540 Com, dwl 1107 Kearny
Cook John A., (I. Cook & Bro.) dwl 131* Eddy
COOK JOHN H, game and poultry, 48 and 49
Wash Market, dwl NW cor Union and Powell
Cook Joseph, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy
Cook Joseph E., assistant bookkeeper with Cook <fc
Page, dwl N s Lombard bet Jones and Leav
Cook Kate, (widow) dwl 531 Bryant
Cook Marcus M ., milkranch. BE cor Bush and Pierce
Cook Martin, baginaker with Babcock & Sutton,
dwl 108 Jackson
Cook Mary A., (widow) dwl 905 Larkin
Cook Mary F., (widow) dwl 907 Vallejo ■
Cook Mary M., (widow) furnished rooms, 704J
Mission
Cook Michael, liquor saloon, NE cor Second and
Townsend, dwl 8 St. Mary Place
Cook M. M., (widow) dwl 1517 Taylor
Cook M. S., bay and grain, dwl N s Point Lobos
Road, nr Tollgate
Cook Napoleon B., carpenter, dwl 1923 Howard
Cook Peter, compositor Alta job office, dwl 13261
Polk «
Cook Richard J., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Keafny
Cook Ronald, shipearpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 18 Stanford
Cook S. B. Miss, teacher Market Street Primary
School, dwl 108 Stockton
Cook Sidney P., merchant, dwl 1517 Taylor
Cook Theodore T., bookkeeper with Cook &, Page,
dwl N s Lombard bet Jones and Leavenworth
Cook Thomas, clerk with James Moore, dwl 928
Mission
Cook Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Cook Walter Herbert, clerk with Charles E. Barry,
dwl 1517 Taylor
Cook Wilkinson Q., restaurant, SE cor Twenty-
first and Mission
Cook William, carpenter, dwl 107 Leidesdorff
Cook William, carpenter Industrial School
Cook William, peddler, dwl NW cor Stockton and
Chestnut
Cook William, teacher music Industrial School
Cook William, upholsterer, dwl 113 William
Cook William A., special policeman, dwl 132 Fern
Avenue
Cook William N., carpenter, dwl N s Filbert bet
Hvde and Leavenworth
COOK & PAGE, (Charles IV. Cook and Robert
C. Page) stockbrokers, office 331 Montgomery
Cook See Koch
Cooke George, laborer with E. Eisenberg & Bro.,
dwl NW cor Front and Jackson
Cooke Hannah Miss, principal Pine and Larkin
Street Primary School, dwl 1004 Pine
Cooke John, laborer with Flynn & Co., dwl 17 Stev
Cooke Thomas, painter, dwl 414 Pacific
Cooke William B., dwl 723 Market
Cookes Bridget, (widow) dwl N s Sixteenth Avenue
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Cooksey John A., (Bennett & C.) dwl Wisconsin
Hotel
Cookson Frank, assistant engineer N. P. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. Oriflamme, dwl 25^ Zoe
Cool Jane, (widow) dwl 4 Card Alley
Cool George W., dentist, office and dwl 14 Kearny
Cool William P., dentist with George W. Cool, dwl
14 Kearny ■'
Coolander — - — , cigarmaker, dwl 320 Jessie
Coolbrith Ina D. Miss, dwl 1139J Folsom
Cooley William H., clerk with H. P. Wakelee, dwl
132 Clementina
Cooley Michael, blacksmith, dwl 3 Park Avenua
Cooley Samuel B., (Cooley ty Green) res Sacra-
mento City
HUNTINGTON, HOPKIN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCEAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [ Q ' DIRECTORY
175
COOLEY & GREEN, (Samuel B. Cooley and
ErastiiR H.G /ee«yCrandall PatentBed Springs,
938 Market
Coolidge A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl Harriet bet Howard aud Fol
Coolidge C. C, dwl 469 Minna
Coolidge Charles, compositor with Charles W. Gor-
don, dwl 18J Harriet
Coolidge James C, U. S. mail agent S. F. Post
Office, dwl 18^ Harriet
Coolidge John P., (Harrold & C.) dwl 803 Howard
COOLIDGE JOSEPH A., secretary Merchants'
Exchange Association, office Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 850 Market
Coolidge Mary E., (widow) dwl 18| Harriet
Coombe Philip H., silverburnisher Pacific Plate
Works, dwl 32 Clara
Coombs George, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Coombs John H., {Coombs & Taylor) dwl NW
cor Post and Scott
Coombs & Taylor, f John IT. Coombs and Darnel 8.
Taylor) shipwrights aud calkers, 109 Market
Coon Benjamin R., (Coon & O'Reilly) dwl 759
Clay
Coon Charles D., dwl 35 Moss
Coon Henry P., real estate, office 433 California,
res Oakland
Coon N. S.. groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Minna, dwl 769j Mission
COON & O'REILLY, (Benjamin R. Coon and
Farrell J. O'Reilly) liquor saloon, 511 Wash
Coon — See Knhu and Coons
Coouey Charles, contractor, dwl 254 Stevenson
Cooney Charles, groceries, Ss Union bet Montgom-
ery and Calhoun
Cooney Daniel, laborer, dwl E s Henry bet Castro
ami Noe
Coouey Daniel, teamster with D. A. & J. McKiuley
Cooney Edmund, laborer, dwl NW cor Turk and
Van Ness Avenue
Coouey John, porter, dwl 417 Powell
Cooney John, machinist, dwl 51b Howard
Coouey John, painter and grainer, 751 Mission, dwl
1321 Montgomery
Cooney John, plasterer, dwl Ss Uuion bet Sausom
and Montgomery •
Cooney John N., clerk, dwl cor Seventh aud Minna
Coouev Michael, attornev at law, office 7 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl"312 Seventh
Cooney Patrick, carpenter H. C. League. 128
Kearny
Cooney Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 44 Ecker
Cooney Peter, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 30 Clara
Cooney William, longshoreman, dwl 115 Vallejo
Cooney William, painter, dwl S s Uuion bet San-
som and Montgomery
Coons C. A., bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Associa-
tion, 234 Sutter
Coons John T. W., drayrrAu with Starr & Little
Coop John, carpenter Beale Street Planing Mill,
dwl San Bruno Road nr Bay View
Cooper Archibald, refiner, dwl 754 Washington
Cooper Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Cooper Charles, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl W 8 Indiana nr Sierra
Cooper David T., dwl 1118 Folsom
Cooper E. Bruce, (Bryant, Strahan & Co.) dwl
517 O'Farrell
Cooper Edwin, porter with Eider, Somere & Co. ,22
Market
Cooper Emily Mrs., furnished rooms, 204 Second
Cooper Eugeue T., bookkeeper with Albert Dibblee,
dwl W'b Gough bet Grove and Fulton
Cooper Ezekiel, (colored) porter California Ins.
Co., dwl 11 Tav
Cooper Frank, (Strobel # Co.) dwl 1129 Folsom
Cooper Frank P., bookkeeper with Gray, Jones &
Co., dwl 712 Sutter
Cooper Halsey F., inspector Custom House
Cooper Henry, bricklayer, dwl 206 Montgomery
Cooper Henry, brickmason, dwl Fort Point
Cooper James, carpenter with Middleuias & Boole,
dwl Frederick nr Bryant
Cooper James, molder with John G. lis, dwl 520
Mission
Cooper James, real estate, dwl 433 Turk
Cooper James, shipwright, dwl 12 Zoe
Cooper James B., mining, office 315 California, dwl
520 Turk, rear
Caoper James G., physician, office and dwl 969 How
Cooper James K, books and stationery, 750 Market,
dwl 209 Jones
Cooper Joel B., deputy collector U.S. Internal Rev-
enue, dwl 14 Geary
Cooper John, merchant tailor and clothing, 22
Montgomery, dwl 923 Bush
Cooper John A., driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 232
Clementina
Cooper John B. R., real estate, office 523 Montgom-
ery, dwl 821 Bush
Cooper T. H, expresswagon, cor Fifth and Mar-
ket, dwl E s Devisadero nr Turk
Cooper William, boilermaker, dwl 12 Zoe
Cooper William, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cooper William, machinist, dwl 14 O'Farrell "
Cooper William M., barkeeper steamer Amelia,
dwl 813 Howard
Cooper W. R., shipjoiner, dwl 520| Howard
Co-operative Saddlery Co., (Thpmas McGinnis,
Michael Hognu and Michael '8 /tea) 775 Fourth
CO-OPERATIVE MARBLE WORKS, John
Daniel & Co., proprietors, 421 Pine
Coos Bay Coal Co., (Eastport) R. D. Chandler
agent, 118 and 120 Pacific
Coos. Bay and Columbia River Packets, Asa M.
Simpson agent, 1 Howard
Cootey Patrick H., inspector Custom House, dwl
432 Clementina
Cope George W., clerk with Mark L. McDonald,
dwl W s Capp bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Cope W. W , attorney at law, office 420 California,
dwl W s Capp bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Copeland Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Sleuart
Copeland Charles, woolassorter Pioneer Woolen
Mills, dwl 1016 Stockton
Copeland Edward, porter, 102 San, dwl 79 Clem
Copeland Henry M., wagonmaker, dwl N s McAl-
lister bet Franklin aud Gough
Copithorne Richard, stovemounter with Locke &
Montague, dwl 12 Rausch
Coplay K., laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl SW
cor Pierce and Eddy.
Copley Harvey, mariner, dwl 160 Jessie
Copp John G., tinsmith with Tay, Brooks & Backus,
dwl Bootz Hotel
Coppage John W., (./. W. Coppage & Co.) dwl
1919 Mason •
Coppage J. W. &. Co. (Henry Lang) cooperage, N
s Jackson bet Drumm aud Davis *
Coppenheim Joseph, dwl 112 William
Coppinger Mary, (widow) ladies' nurse, dwl 1309
Broadway
Coppinger Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso,
414 Beale
Coppola A. G., clerk with Cacioppo & Bonaldi, dwl
NE cor Washington aud Leavenworth
Coppola Joseph, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Washington aud Leavenworth
Coppot Andrew, sailmaker with Harding <fc Brann,
215 Front
Coqueugnot Jean, cook, 623 Com, dwl 4 Scott Place
Corbart James, boxmaker, dwl S s Hayes bet Pierce
aud Scott
Corbaz Florian, bookkeeper North British and Mer-
cantile Ins. Co., dwl 205 Sansom
Corbell George W., painter, dwl 1022 Wash-
ington
JOInTES, PTJLuMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
176
SAN FRANCISCO * Q " DIRECTORY.
Corberl Edward W., deputy superintendent streets,
dwl 12:! Prospect Place
Corbett Anna L.. (widow) dwl 303 O'Farrell
Gorbetl l>. E., real estate agent, 608 Market
CORBETT ELIZABETH J. MRS., physician,
office and dwl 20 Geary
Corbett Hugh, carpenter, dwl 615 Hyde
Corbett J., (widow) dwl 34 Clara
Corbett .lames, cabinetmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl Hayes bet Pierce and Scott,
Corbett James, engineer steamer No. 4, S. F. F. D.,
dwl 113 Natoma *
Corbett J, C, plasterer, dwl 1894 Broadway
Corbett John C, real estate, dwl NWcor Guerrero
and Sixteenth
Corbett John G., soda bottler, dwl 257 Minna
Corbett John \V., drayman, dwl 615 Hyde
Corbett M , laborer City R. R. •
Corbett Malichi, laborer with Gary Brothers, dwl
N s Ridley bet Valencia and Mission
Corbett Patrick, laborer S. V. Water Works, dwl
1125 Broadway
Corbett Patrick J., hackman, 823 Mkt, dwl 549 Nat
CORBETT SAMUEL J., physician, office and dwl
20 Geary
Corbett Thomas, (Corbett & Coleman) dwl E e
Fourth nr Harrison
Corbett. Thomas, clerk, 648 Market
Corbett Thomas, barnesstnaker with Charles H.
Mead, dwl S s California nr Steiuer
Corbett William, merchant, dwl 36 Geary
Corbett William, saloonkeeper, dwl 216 Seventh
Corbett William, tailor, dwl 16 Willow Avenue
Corbett & Coleman, ( Thomas Corbett and Thomas
Coleman) liquor saloon, 252 Fourth
Corbitt William, (of Corbitt & Macleay, Port-
land, Oregon) office 108 California
Corby 11 Haifry W., (Manning & C.) dwl 1315 Stock
Corbyn Sheridan, theatrical manager, dwl S s
Twenty-first ur Folsom
Corcoran Daniel, salesman, 232 Kearny, dwl 111
Ellis
Corcoran Dennis, steward P. M. S. S. Co., dwl N s
Twelfth Avenue betN and P, South S. F.
Corcoran James, hostler, 773 Market
Corcoran James W., laborer, dwl San Bruno Road
Corcoran John, hostler Dexter Stables, 223 Bush
Corcoran John, molder, dwl 739 Pine
Corcoran John, porter, 35 Battery, dwl 1102 Wash
Corcoran Joseph, clerk, dwl 517 Mission
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, dwl 227 Second
Corcoran Patrick, laborer Pacilic Rolling Mills, dwl
Potrero Point
Corcoran Patrick, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Corcoran Richard, machinist, dwl 511 Howard
Corcoran Thomas, porter U.S.Int.Rev.,dwl 272 Jessie
Corcoran Timothy, expresswagon, NE cor Howard
and First, dwl 1059 Folsom
Corcoran William, carpenter and builder, dwl 15] 8
Mission *
Corcoran William, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Corcoran William, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steuart
Corcoran William, teamster, dwl 1334 Pacific
Cord John, clerk with William Heins, dwl NE cor
Union and Larkin
Cord William, jeweler with David W. Laird, dwl
Bootz Hotel
Cord William J., longshoreman, dwl 107 Chambers
Cordan Antonio C, hairdresser, 409 East, dwl 232
Green
Cordano Antonio, bootblack, SE cor Mont and
Merch, dwl W s Kearny bet Bdwy and Vallejo
Cordano Guiseppe, bootblack, 547 Merchant and 345
Bush, dwl W s Kearny bet Bdwy and Vallejo
Corde Frank", bookkeeper with J. Everding & Co.i
dwl 1208 Broadway
Cordes Anton, confectioner with Schroder & Al-
brecht, dwl 439 Vallejo
Cordes Clans II. , driver with Kohler & Frohling,
dwl SW cor Twenty-third and York
Cordes Clans H., liquor saloon, 229 Spear
Cordes Henry, driver with S. Marks, dwl Es Minna
bet Fourteenth & Fifteenth
Cordes Herman, (L. Feldmann §- Co., and Feld-
matin, Simpson & Co.) res Oakland
Cordes Herman, salesman with E. K. Howes & Co.,
dwl cor Folsom and Ritch
CORDES JOHN, liquor saloon, 120 California, dwl
W s Franklin nr McAllister
Cordillera Gold and Silver Mining Co./Chihitahua,
Mexico) office 321 Washington
Cording Joseph H., (Crane & G.) dwl Nineteenth
Avenue bet H and I, South S. F.
Cordna &. Co., (Chinese) manufacturers cigars,
322 Commercial
Cords David A., clerk with Parrott & Co., dwl 1229
Filbert
Cords Henrv] laundry, dwl E s Janseu bet Lom-
bard and Greenwich
Cords Robert, bookkeeper with Kohler & Frohling,
dwl 207 Powell
Cordwell James, teamster, dwl NE cor Jones and
Broad way
Core Thomas," fireman P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 327 Beale
Corey Amnion, tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 776 Howard
Corey Thomas, stoves and tinware, 203 Pacific, dwl
811 Harrison
Corey William A., Mrs., lodgings, 157 Second
Corey — See Cory
CORIN JOSEPH, trunkmaker, 319 Montgomery,
dwl W s Steiner bet Hayes and Fell
CORINTHIAN HALL, 31 Post
Cork Benjamin, cook, dwl 54 First
Corkery Charles, ex-justice of the peace, dwl 1903
Polk
Corkery Emma, dry goods, 256 Fourth
Corkery James, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery
Corkery Mary Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, dwl 1903 Polk
Corffley Timothy, laborer, dwl 59 Everett, rear
Corlett EdwardP., receiver Market St. R.R., dwl
34 Clara
Corlett William, pilot Cal. P.R.R. Co.'s steamer
Amador, dwl 221 Green
Corley Henry, captain schooner Sarah Louise, dwl
357 First
Corlies James L., conductor Market St. R. R. dwl
cor Fourteenth and Mission
Corliss Ellen Agnes, (widow) dwl 14 De Boom
Corliss Lizzie E., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 611
Shotwell
Corliss Mary J., (widow) dwl 611 Shotwell
Cormack James Jr., with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
15| Tehama
Cormick Isaac, dwl 537 Sacramento
Cormodv John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co.,' 14 Howard
Comahrens Hermann, groceries and liquors, NE
cor Sixth and Howard
Cornelissen Edward, clerk, SW cor Davis and
Commercial
Cornelius Andreas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Cornelius Gustave (Smadeke & C.) dwl N E _cor
Broadway and Kearny
Cornelius John F., calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
502 First
Cornelius Louis, waiter with Philip Donoho, dwl
255 Tehama '
Cornell Charles II., conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl
173 Minna
Cornell Chauncey, reservoir keeper Spring Valley
Water Works, dwl Lake Honda
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
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177
Cornell D., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Cornell Dennis, teamster with Elliott & Bro.
Cornell Ella Miss, teacher Laguua Honda School,
dwl 317 Geary
Cornell George, carpenter, dwl 1C College Place
Cornell George, painter, dwl 24 Sixth
Cornell Jacob H., captain, dwl 14(jS Kearny
Cornell James, wiremaker, dwl 56 Silver
Cornell Philip, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. and
Ben. Association, 234 Sutter
Cornell Robert H.. bookkeeper with Fassett, Mc-
Caulley& Co., dwl Ns Seventeenth bet Church
and Sanchez
Cornell William C, clerk with Samuel C. Harding,
dwl 317 Geary
Cornell — See Connell
Cornfoot David, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl E s Fillmore bet Sacramento and Clay
Cornfoot Henry, stevedore with Pope &. Talbot,
dwl 9 Welsh
Cornin Mortimer, miner, dwl 79 Jessie
Cornwall Altana, (widow) dwl 1123 Powell
Cornwall Charles P., bookkeeper with William L.
Witliam, dwl 19 Turk
Cornwall George, broommaker, dwl N s Oregon
bet Dramm and Davis
Cornwall George, engineer S.P.R.R.
Cornwall Leonard, lireman S.P.R.R.
Cornwall Milton H., clerk, dwl 1123 Powell
CORNWALL PIERRE B., agent Black Diamond
Coal Mining Co., and Bellingbam Bay Coal
Co., office E s Spear bet Folsom and Harrison,
dwl 609 Harrison
Cornwall William A., attorney at law, office 605
Clay, dwl 1423 Kearny
Cornweil Frank B., salesman, 404 Kearny, dwl 331
Montgomery
Cornyn James, proprietor Manhattan House, 707
Front
Cornynn James, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 79 Jessie
Corona D. Y. Mrs., dwl 821 Vallejo
CORONER CITY AND CO. S. F., office 834 Mkt
Coroto Lawrence, dry goods, 1508 Dupont
CORPORATION YARD, City and County S. F.,
N s Sacramento bet East and Drumm
Corr James, waiter, dwl 29 Jessie
Corr Owen, laborer with Hawkins &. Cautrell
Corr Thomas, clerk, dwl 29 Second
Corr William, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 161)
Natoma
Corraden James, waiter Grand Hotel
Correll John J., carpenter, dwl 2 Carlos Place
Correro Joseph, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber
&. Co,, dwl 132 Fifth
Corrigan Andrew, dyer Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Corrigan Andrew, laborer, dwl E s Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Corrigan Andrew, molder, dwl 245 Second
Corrigan Bernard, laborer, dwl 417 Clementina
Corrigan Francis J., clerk, 122 Battery, dwl 2 Ban-
nam Place
Corrigan John, clerk with Edmund Foley, dwl SW
cor Montgomery and Filbert
Corrigan John, farmer, dwl Ocean Beach Road nr
Central
Corrigan John, waiter, dwl 152 Silver
Corrigan John, waiter with Joseph Giusti, 105
California Market
Corrigan Mathew, laborer, dwl 106 Beale
Corrigan Mathew, laborer Empire Foundry
Corrigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 213 Perry
Corrigan Peter, boilermaker, dwl E s Tehama nr
Twenty-ninth, Bernal Hights
Corrigan Thomas, brassfinisher Eagle Brass Found-
ry, dwl 1411 Dupont
Corrigan Thomas, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Cornelia
Corrinson Maurice, farmer, dwl NE cor Green and
Buchanan
CORRIVEAU LOUIS, central hairdressing and
bathing saloon, 113 Geary
Corry Daniel, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Corsidon John, bootcrimper with Buckingham &
Hecht
Cortage Edward, broommaker with Van Laak &
Gillespie, dwl SE cor Mission and Beale
Cortes Aaron J., bookbinder and paperruler, 612
Commercial, dwl 1513 Powell
Cortes H. T., dwl 218 Pacific
Corthay Louis, (Delochedb G.J dwl 1017 Market
Corvaizier Edward, watchmaker, 526 Commercial
Corville Emerson, (Emerson Corville & Co.) dwl
437 Pine
CORVILLE EMERSON & CO., Saddle Rock
Oyster Saloon, 410 Pine
Corwell Joseph, expresswagon, dwl N s Dorland
nr Sanchez
Cory Isaac H., -(Hooker & Co.) dwl 112 Sutter
Cory William, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Cory W. A., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Cory — See Corey
Coryell John R., physician, office with W. H. J.
Brooks, 621 Clay '
Coryell Julian D., eugineers' storekeeper P^M.S.S.
Constitution
Cosbie Frederick, ( William Cosbie & Brother) dwl
E s Mission bet Eighteenth and Ninteenth
Cosbie Hugh S. C., haruessmaker, E s Mission bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cosbie William, ( William Cosbie $• Brother) dwl
E s Mission bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cosbie William & Brother, (Frederick Cosbie) har-
nessmakers, 56 First
Cosby Frank, U. S. N., dwl 850 Market
Coseboom Frank, driver Central R. R., dwl E s
Lyon bet Bush and Sutter
CoBgrjff Barton F., (Cosgriff Bros.) dwl SW cor
Hyde and O'Farrell
Cosgriff Brothers, (John E. S? Barton F.) groceries
and provisions, SW cor Hvde and O'Farrell
Cosgriff John E., (Cosgriff" Bros.) dwl SW cor
"Hyde and O'Farrell
Cosgritf Michael H., janitor Justices' Court, dwl
709 O'Farrell
Cosgritf Patrick C, blacksmith, dwl E s Webster
nr Pacific
Cosgrove Edward, clerk, dwl 225 Jessie
Cosgrove Edward, waiter Russ House
Cosgrove Ellen, (widow) ladies' nurse, dwl 589
Market
Cosgrove Felix, hairdresser with Frank Silva, dwl
'306} Third
Cosgrove Felix, special policeman, dwl 1019 Sutter,
rear
Cosgrove James, grainer, dwl SW cor Chattanooga
and Twenty-first
Cosgrove James, milkranch, North Point nr Devis:
adero
Cosgrove James, miner, dwl NW cor Leavenworth
and McAllister
Cosgrove John, assistant engineer Cal. P. R. R. Co's
steamer Julia, dwl 227 Green
Cosgrove John, chief engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 904 1 Folsom
Cosgrove John, silverfinisher with Schultz, Fisher
& Mohrig, dwl 509 Mason
Cosgrove John, stevedore, and extraman Hose Co.
No. 1, S.*F. F. D., dwl N s Jackson bet Front
and Davis
Cosgrove John, teacher, dwl NE cor Ritch and Har
Cosgrove John J., messenger City and County Hos-
pital
Cosgrove Kate, (widow) laundress, dwl 21 Jansen
Cosgrove Patrick, dwl 356 Third
Cosgrove Patrick, milkranch, dwl Es Folsom nr
Twenty-seventh
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
12
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
178
SAN FRANCISCO " (J [ DIRECTORY
Cosgrove Patrick, teamster, dwl N s Turk bet La-
guna and Buchanan
Cosgrove Patrick 0., packer witb Haviland, Hooper
& Co., dwl 118 Bernard
Cosgrove Philip, contractor, dwl 3:! Lafayette
Cosgrove Thomas, laborer Nortb Point Warehouse,
dwl 1903 Dnpont
Cosgrove Thomas, milkranch, North Point nrDevis-
adero
Cosgrove Thomas, seaman, dwl 436 Broadway
Cosich Lnca, clerk with Nicholas Dabovich, dwl
_'I0 Washington
Cosmopolitan Art Gallery, Tuttle & Johnson, pro-
prietors, 523 Kearny
Cosmopolitan Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
518 Sacramento
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, H. H. Pearson pro-
prietor, SW cor Bush and Sansom
COSMOPOLITAN PRINTING CO., (Makon,
Rapp, Thomas & Co.) 505 Clay
Cosmopolitan Saviugs and Exchange Bank, 626
Montgomery
Cosuer Robert, secretary Sacramento Valley Re-
clamation Co., 331 Montgomery, dwl 122 Welsh
COSO HOUSE, L, J. Ewell, proprietor, HI San
Cossalo G. B., ranch, dwl NW cor Filbert and
Franklin
Cost Frederick, engraver with Britton & Rey, dwl
637 Broadway
Cosri Antonio, mariner, dwl 110 Berry
Costa Frank, hairdresser, 802 Third, dwl 110 Berry
Costa Jose, tailor, dwl 1237 Dnpont
Costa Joseph, boarding, 314 Pacific
Costa Joseph, watchman, dwl 202 Sixth
Costa Lawrence, merchant, 308 Battery, dwl 329
Broadway
Costa Michael, baker with Louis Valente, dwl 216
Broadway
Costa Peter D., expresswagon, dwl E 6 Bartol nr
Vallejo
Costas & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 711
Sacramento
Cost ello Alfred, carpenter, dwl San Bruno Road nr
Bay View
Costello Antonio, soapmaker with C. McCormick &
Co., dwl 34 Zoe
Costello Daniel, laborer, bds 29 First
Costello Daniel, rigger, dwl 205 Main
Costello E., carpenter Alms House
Costello Edward, rag merchant, dwl 237. Jessie
Costello James, gilder with M. D. Nile, dwl 831 Pac
Costello James, laborer, dwl 532 Bryant
Costello James R., carpenter, dwl 27 Fifth Avenue
Costello John, boarding and lodging, 660 Mission
Costello John, compositor Examiner, dwl 1U03 Pac
Costello John, laborer, dwl 162 First
Costello Joseph, clerk with James R. Deane, dwl
227 Second
Costello Joseph, oysterman with Emerson Corville
& Co., dwl cor Spring and Summer
Costello Michael, painter, 153 Minna
• Costello Michael, porter with H. P. Wakelee, dwl
242 Minna
fCostello Michael, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Costello Patrick, fisherman, dwl 814 Sansom
Costello Patrick, laborer with John H. Kessing, 79
California Market
Costello Samuel, liquors and cigars, NE cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Costello Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 503 Broadway,
dwl 1003 Pacific
Costello Walter, laborer, dwl 15 Gilbert
Costello William, hostler, dwl 335 Fourth
Coster John H., dwl Union Club
Costigan James M., salesman witb Bray Brothers,
(hvl 813 Hyde
Costigan Johnj ( Costigan & Bro.J dwl 308 Jessie
Costigan Thomas, {Costigan & Bio.) dwl 308 Jessie
Costigan & Bro., (John and Thomas Costigan)
blacksmiths and wagonmakevs, 404 Jackson
Costilloi James R., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Cote John, barkeeper, 652 Sacramento
Cottage Edward, broounnaker, dwl 1(>2 Beale
Cotie J. B., compositor Courrier de San Francisco,
dwl NW cor Pacific and Stockton
COTTER EDWARD B., clerk U. S. District
Court anil U. S. Commissioner, office 14 U. S.
Court Building, dwl 514 Dnpont
Cotter Frank, painter, dwll2 Leroy Place
Cotter Hannah, (widow) boarding, 1835 Howard
Cotter James, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Cotter James, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cotter James, laborer, dwl 439 Clementina
Cotter James, seaman ship Warhawk, pier 1 0 Stenart
Cotter Jane E., (widow) teacher waxwork, dwl
110 Geary
Cotter Jeremiah, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Cotter Joanna, (widow) dwl 1 Crook
Cotter John, laborer, dwl 518 Mission
Cotter John, laborer, dwl NW cor Larkin and Mc-
Allister
Cotter John, shoemaker with H. M. Beers & Co.,
dwl 235 Sutter
Cotter John, with Jacob Kohler, dwl cor Front and
Oregon
Cotter John C, stampmanufacturer, dwl 22 Stockton
Cotter Lawrence, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 163 Minna
Cotter Morris, shoemaker with U. W. M. Boot &
Shoe Co., dwl 567 Stevenson, rear
Cotter Nicholas, blacksmith with Cent. P. R. R.
Co., dwl 705 Front
Cotter Nicholas, machinist, dwl 219 Minna
Cotter Nicholas, teamster with D. A. & J. McKin-
ley, dwl Point Lobos Road
Cotter Patrick, engineer Foghorn, dwl Point Lobos
Cotter Patrick, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Cotter Richard, molder, dwl 525j Howard
Cotter Timothy, machinist with John H. Moouey,
dwl 6 William
Cotter William, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl
48 Tehama
Cotter William, overseer, dwl 1504 Mason
Cotting E. P., wharfinger, dwl 224 Chestnut
Cottle Franklin D., surveyor Phoenix and Home
Insurance Cos., dwl 932 Howard
Cottle John E., clerk, 214 Mont, dwl 1323 Cal
Cotton S. O., special agent Phceuix and Home In-
surance Cos., 424 California
Cotton Z. A., foreman Pacific Oil and Lead Works,
dwl 108 Eddy
Cott.rell Bvron, waiter with Charles II. Aitken, Jr.,
dwl 329 East
Cottrell Edward, insurance agent, dwl W s Mission
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Cottrell Henry A., (Ralston & C.J dwl 127 Silver
Cottrell John,'boilermaker Union Iron Works
Cottrell — see Cotrel
Coubroimh Henry, clerk with Macfarlane, Blair &
Co.. 302 California
Couch John P., clerk with Theodore E. Baugh, dwl
1130 Pine
Couch Thomas, machinist, dwl Montgomery House
Conghlan Annie Mrs., milliner, 30^ Second
Cough Ian James, drygoods, 30 Second
Cough Ian James, porter with B. & J. S. Doe, dwl
18 First
Conghlan Michael, machinist with William D.
Hooker, dwl 320 Folsom
Conghlan Patrick, laborer, dwl 313 Tehama
Conghlan Thomas, laborer, dwl Ws Kate bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Conghlan Thomas, laborer, dwl Ws Twenty-sixth
nr Noe
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [ Q ' DIRECTORY
179
Conghlin Daniel J., cbief engineer N. P. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. Idaho
Conghlin James, seaman, dwl 10 Baldwin Court
Coughlin Jeremiah, policeman, dwl Townsend nr
Fourth
Conghlin John, laborer, dwl 1443 Leavenworth
Conghlin John, laborer, dwl Ws Fillmore nr Lomb
Coughlin John, laborer with Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl
Ss Vallejo nr Leavenworth
Coughlin John, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook, dwl
11:2 Bernard
Coughlin John D., butcher, 2 Occidental Market,
dwl 456 Jessie
Coughlin John H., engineer, dwl 10 Calhoun
Coughlin Joseph, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
512 Fourth
Coughlin William B , laborer, dwl 1224 Jackson
Cougot Charles, waiter New World Restaurant, dwl
1013 D u pout
Coulon Emile, teacher University School, and pro-
fessor languages, dwl 1 6 Metcalf Place
Coulon J., carrier Courrier de San Francisco, dwl 1
Agnes Place
Coulon V. Miss, teacher Taylor and Mason Street
Cosmopolitan School, dwl 16 Metcalf Place
Coulson Robert, paints and wall paper, 130 Fourth
Coulson Teresa, (widow) dwl 221 Powell
Coulter Edward J., laborer with Francis vfe Valen-
tine, dwl 20 Moss
Coulter James C, carpenter, dwl 564 Howard
Coulter John C, porter with Blake, RobbinsA Co.,
dwl 20 Moss
Coulter John S., carpenter with J. H. Mclnnis, dwl
523 Post
Coulter Joseph, steward International Hotel
Coulter Robert, dwl 14 Tehama
Coulter Robert, machinist with H. B. Martin & Co.,
dwl 564 Howard
Coulter William, laborer, dwl 3 Baldwin Court
Coulter William A., saihnaker with Thomas Rey-
nolds, dwl 13 Market
Coulterweigh F., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Coulton J. D., dwl What Cheer House
Coulyar John, engineer, dwl 4 Lick
Councilman George, glassblower Pacific Glass
Works, dwl NE cor Indiana and Solano
Counihau John, laborer, dwl 2 Francisco
Couuihan John, laborer, dwl E s Seventh bet Bran-
non aud Townsend
Counihan John, tannery, cor Santa Clara and
Carolina
COUNTY ASSESSOR, office 22 City Hall, first floor
COUNTY AUDITOR, office 3 City Hall, first floor
COUNTY CLERK, office 18 aud 10 City Hall, first
floor
COUNTY CORONER, office 834 Market
COUNTY COURT, room 8 City Hall, second floor
COUNTY JAIL, N s Broadway nr Kearny
COUNTY JUDGE, chambers NW cor Clay and
Montgomery
COUNTY LICENSE COLLECTOR, office 7 City
Hall, first floor
COUNTY RECORDER, office SE cor Kearny and
Washington
COUNTY SHERIFF, office 8 City Hall, first floor
COUNTY SURVEYOR, office 16 City Hall, second
floor
COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, office 1 City Hall,
first floor
COUNTY TREASURER, office 3 City Hall, first
floor
County William B., laborer, dwl 441 First
Coupland William F., hatter with J. C. Meussdorf-
fer & Co., dwl 822 Union
Courcel Gilberte, (widow; dwl 1011 Stockton
Courcy James, peddler, dwl 021 Washington
Conrneen Denuis, policeman City Hall, dwl 16 Sut
Courneen James, liquor saloon, SE cor Harrison and
Dora, dwl 138 Dora
Courretfes Jean, clerk with Francois Larroche, dwl
Fifth Avenue, South S. F.
COURRIER DE SAN FRANCISCO, (French,
daily, weekly and steamer) Etienne Derbec
editor and proprietor, office 515 Jackson
Coursen Edgar A., (F. rF. Houghton & Co.) res
Oakland
Coursen Gershom A., stockbroker, office 52S Mont-
gomery, dwl NE cor Thirteenth and Howard
Conrsey John, laborer, dwl 31 Clara, rear
COURT AND LAW GUIDE, Harris & Co., pub-
lishers and proprietors, office 511 Sansom
Court Benjamin, oysterman with Giusti & Co., 105
California Market
COURT BLOCK, 636 Clav aud 614 Merchant
COURT CIRCUIT U. S., NE cor Wash and Bat
COURT COMMISSIONER FOURTH, Judicial
District, office 42 Exchange Building
COURT COMMISSIONER TWELFTH, Judicial
District, office City Hall, third floor
COURT COMMISSIONER FIFTEENTH, Judi-
cial District, office 28 Exchange Building
COURT COMMISSIONERS U. S., office NE cor
Washington and Battery
COURT COUNTY, 8 City Hall, second floor
COURT DISTRICT FOURTH, room 0 City Hall,
second floor
COURT DISTRICT TWELFTH, rooms 1 and 2
Citv Hall, second floor
COURT DISTRICT FIFTEENTH, room Ex-
cl^uige Building, third floor
COURT DISTRICT U.S., rooms NE cor Washing-
ton and Battery
COURT JUSTICE'S CITY AND COUNTY,
mollis 804 Montgomery
COURT MUNICIPAL CRIMINAL, rooms 729
Montgomery
COURT POLICE JUDGE'S, room 13 City Hall,
fii st floor
COURT PROBATE, room 18 City Hall, second
floor
Courtenay Charles, house and signpainter, 20 Geary
Courlenay John E., (John, E. Courtenay & Go.)
dwl 58 Steuart
Courtenay John E. & Co., sailruakers. 58 Steuart
Courtier Richard J., gasfitter with Thomas Ross,
dwl 515 Stockton
Courtney C. J., Imp. Calkers' Association, 713 Miss
Courtney Daniel, (Hayes cfc C.J dwl 617 Hayes
Courtney Gregory, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl S
W cor Eighteenth and Hartford
Courtney Mary, (widow) lodgings, 239 Fremont
Courton J. C, waiter International Hotel
COURTS BANKRUPTCY, rooms NE cor Wash-
ington and Battery, and 636 Clay
Courts .John W., clerk with Louis Strauss, dwl 618
Post
Cousens Caleb N, sexton First Unitarian Church,
dwl 1625 Webster
Cousens George F., engineer with C. O'Donuell,
dwl 632 Brannan
Cousin Michael, deckhand steamer Alameda
Cousin Nicholas, capitalist, dwl 835 Howard
Cousin Nicholas, furnished rooms, 109 Dupont
Cousins Arthur H., (Cousins 8? Kruger) dwl 421
Folsom
Cousins Charles S., homestead and mining secre-
tary, office 507 Montgomery, dwl 37 Second
Cousins E., (Buss, Wood & Co. ) res Eureka, Hum-
boldt County
Cousins Frank, "bathman, 406 Pine
Cousins James C, superintendent California Dry
Dock Co., office 28 Merchants Exchange, dwl
S s Francisco bet Dupont, and Stockton
Cousins William, brickmason, dwl 10S3 Broadway
Cousins William G., clerk, 407 California, dwl 1010
Broadway
COUSINS & KRUGER, (Arthur H. Cousins and
Louis Kruger J chop house, 424 Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, L^ces and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
180
SAN FRANCISCO ' Q '_ DIRECTORY.
Coutnron A. Madame, laundress, dwl 1220 Powell
Couturon JohnB., winebottlerwith Charles Potion,
dwl 1220 P« .well
Conza Manuel, hairdresser with S. G. Brown, dwl
202 Fourth
Covacicb Antonio, liquor saloon, NW cor Wash-
ington and Davis
Covacich Voco, gardener with Eli Cbielovich, dwl
1719 Pacific
Cove Robert, porter, 5 Front, dwl 2 First Avenue
Covell Charles R., bookkeeper with Charles Lang-
lev & Co.. dwl 279 Stevenson
Covey Frank W., foreman Turf Gallery, dwl 607
Bush
COVEY HARRIS R., Turf Livery Stable, 209
Sutter, dwl 607 Sutter
Cowan David, carpenter, dwl 48 Sacramento
Cowan Hugh, baker, dwl 36 Fifth Avenue
Cowan Robert, carpenter, dwl W s San Jose Road
bet St. Mary's College and Five Mile House
Cowan Robert H., chiropodist, office 310 Kearny,
dwl S s Twentieth bet Folsom and Harrison
Cowan William, stevedore, dwl junction California
aud Market
COWDERY JABEZ F., attorney at law, office 11
Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl 307 Green
Cowell Henry, (Davis & C.) res Santa Cruz
Cowell J. Harper, ( Page $ C.J dwl SW cor Jack-
son and Sansora
Cowell John, dwl Lick House
Cowell Richard, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
COWELL'S' WAREHOUSE, Lewis P. Sage pro-
prietor, NE cor Battery and Union
Cow ells Wharf, E s Battery bet Filbert and Union
UOWES REBECCA A. MISS, ladies hairdresser,
355 First
Cowes Robert, steward, dwl 919 Powell
Cowhev Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 321
Third
Cowie James S., cook Occidental Laundry, dwl
N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Cowie William P., driver Occidental Laundry, dwl
SE cor Gough aud Union
Cowig John, hostler Central R. R., dwl 5 Geneva
Cowing Turner, real estate and money broker, dwl
N s Bernal Hights opp Bryant
Cowing Williams, carpenter with John P. Curtis,
dwl 424 Sansom
Cowles Floyd B., policeman City Hall, dwl 20
Park Avenue
Cowles G.W.M. Mrs., millinery, 122 Third, dwl 114
Third
Cowles Samuel, (Cowles #• Drown) dwl 35 Twelfth
Cowles S. W., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 35 Twelfth
COWLES & DROWN, (Samuel Cowles and Al-
bert N. Drown) attorneys at law, office 621 Clay
Cowley William A., machinist with Baker & Ham-
ilton, dwl Coso House
Cowley W. C, roofer, dwl 411 Sansom
Cowman Joseph, apprentice with James Doran
dwl 112 Freelon >
Cown J. W.. carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Cowney Thomas, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.'S.
Senator
Cowper William, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl 12 Zoe
Cowperthwaite John, oiler with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cowperthwaite William, compositor Evening Bul-
letin, dwl 28 Langton
Cowperthwaite William, engineer steamer Salinas,
dwl 28 Langton
Cox Ann. (widow) dwl 13 Huut
Cox Christopher C, porter with A. Hollub & Co.,
dwl 1018 Montgomery
Cox Edmund J., clerk with Barnes & Bowie, dwl
215 Tyler
Cox Edward T., carrier Examiner, dwl 127 Morton
Cox George, clerk with G. B. Knowles, Main St
Wharf, dwl E s Capp bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Cox Gustavus, draftsman City and County Survey-
or's office, res Oakland
Cox H. Rev., pastor First Methodist Episcopal
Church, dwl 1008 Washington
Cox Hollis M., clerk with James W. Cox, dwl 515
Pine
Cox James, engineer, dwl 115 Clark
Cox James, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Cox James, laborer, dwl 23 1 Oak
Cox James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cox James, seaman bark Christopher Mitchell, pier
1 Steuart
Cox James F., janitor with I. Friedlauder, dwl 543
Howard
COX JAMES W.. (late of Cox & Nichols J com-
mission merchant and dealer leather, hides, oil
and tallow, 408 Battery, res Oakland
Cox Jerome B., contractor, dwl 328 O'Farrell
Cox J. M., dwl 537 Sacramento
Cox John, farmer, dwl 1825 Clay
Cox John, contractor, dwl 504 Jessie
Cox Joseph, stevedore with Henrv Blvth & Son
COX MATTHEW B., superintendent P. M. S. S.
Co.'s Wharf, dwl 545 Folsom
Cox Myron S., clerk with Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
dwl 746 Howard
Cox Patrick, fireman, dwl 509 Davis
Cox Patrick, fireman, dwl 22 Folsom
Cox Patrick, laborer, dwl 5 Natoma
Cox Patrick, laborer, dwl New Franklin House
Cox Patrick, laborer Lyons' Brewery, dwl 136
Minna
Cox Patrick, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 5
Natoma
Cox R. H., actor Metropolitan Theater, dwl 127
Morton
Cox Richard, clerk with White & Bauer, dwl 1018
Montgomery
Cox Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
42 Jessie
Cox Thomas, harnessmaker, dwl 152 Minna
Cox Thomas, laborer, dwl 24 Jessie
Cox Thomas C, watchman What Cheer House
Cox William G, clerk, dwl 424 Shipley
Cox — See Cocks
Coy Frank, (Frank Coy & Co.) res Alameda
COY FRANK & CO., real estate agents, office
408 California, room 1
Coyan Frederick, sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
215 Front
Coye Hiram L., (Rockwell, C. & Co.) dwl 807
Greenwich
Coyle Chiirles, clerk Headquarters Military Divis-
ion Pacific, 703 Marker, dwl 18 Langton
Coyle Frank, salesman with Ackermau Bros., dwl
Engine House No. 4
Coyle Henry, boots and shoes, 364 Third
Coyle Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1616 Miss
Coyle James, teamster, dwl 635 Post
Coyle John, contractor aud housemover, dwl 408
Clemeutina
Coyle Owen, cook Cliff House, Point Lobos Road
Coyle Owen B., dwl 567 Mission
Coyle Patrick, assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 541 First
Coyle Patrick, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Coyle Patrick, hostler with Collins & Fennessy,
dwl 8 Sherwood Place
Coyle Patrick, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 7
Mary
Coyle Patrick, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
flamme
Coyle Rosanna, (widow) dwl SW cor Davis and
Pacific
Coyle William, porter, 626 Market, dwl 522 Miss
Coyne Dennis, (Byrne & Co.) dwl 7 Grand Av
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., "Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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181
Covne Dominick, bootmaker with Buckingham &
" Heeht, dwl 21 J Eddy
Coyne James, cook Brooklyn Hotel
Coyne John, fireman, dwl 73 Tehama
Coyne John, tinsmith with Martin Prag, dwl 157
Minna
Coyne Michael, cartman, dwl S s Boyd nr Chelsey
Coyne Michael, laborer, dwl 7 Grand Avenue
Coyne Thomas, laborer, dwl 728 Market
Coyne Winefred Miss, housekeeper, dwl 1010
Larkin
Cozins Charles, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Heclit, dwl Grand Avenue nr Mission
Crabb Alexander, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
122 Silver
Crabb August C, bookkeeper with 0. Chauvin,
res Oakland
Crabb» Henry, clerk Custom House, dwl W s
Church nr Twenty-eighth
Crabb J. Miss, dwl 11 Langton
Crack Peter, master mariner, 4 Mission, dwl W s
South Park Avenue
Crackbon Charles L., (M. D. Carr & Co.) dwl 140
Page
Craddock Anna A. Miss, dwl 732 Howard
Craddock Charles P., (Craddock & Knox) dwl 965
Harrison
Craddock William, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., dwl
4 1 4 g Clementina
CRADDOCK & KNOX. (Charles F. Craddock
and George T. Knox) attorneys-at-law, office
627 Merchant
Craft Louis, baker, dwl 338 Bush
CRAFTSMEN'S LIFE ASSURANCE CO., (New
York) E. H. Shaw & Co., general agents, office
432 Montgomery
Cragin Annie Miss, seamstress with J. F. & H. H.
Schafer, dwl 276 Minna
Cragin Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 276 Minna
Cragin Martin, laborer, dwl 716 Brannan
Cragin Michael, laborer Fort Point
Cragin William, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Cragin William, seaman, dwl 307 Folsom
Cragin William S. W., clerk, dwl 315 Ellis
Craig Alexander, rigger, dwl 39 Frederick
Craig Alexander, (P. Craig & Son) dwl SW cor
Powell and Ellis
Craig Charles, belt-maker, dwl 666g Bryant
Craig C. W., salesman with Keaue, O'Connor & Co.,
dwl 121 Powell
Craig Frank S., printer with Joseph Winterburn
& Co., dwl SW cor Powell and Ellis
Craig Hugh, purser steamer Nebraska, Australia
S. S. Line
Craig Hugh, shoemaker, dwl W s Russ bet Nato-
ma and Howard
Craig James, (Killip & C.) dwl 238 Sixth
Craig James, laborer, dwl 131 Pacilic
Craig John, coffinmaker with P. Craig & Son , 823
Market
Craig John, expresswagon, cor Market and O'Far-
rell, dwl E s Serpeniine-Avenne nr Folsom
Craig John, (Craig & Rommel) dwl SW cor
Chattanooga and Twenty-fourth
Craig John R., (Craig & Frawle?/) dwl 443 Jessie
Craig John W., carpenter, dwl 414 Geary
Craig Michael. laborer N.B.&M.R.R.
Craig Michael, lather, dwl 351 Tehama
Craig P. & Son, (Alexander Craig) undertakers,
823 Market
Craig Patrick, contractor, dwl 1817 Mason
Craig Peter, (P. Craig & Son) dwl SW cor
Powell and Ellis
Craig Robert, peddler, dwl 141 Shipley
Craig Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 249 Fourth
Craig Thomas, rigger, dwl 514 Howard
Craig Thomas H.\ export and abstract clerk Custom
House, dwl 1710 Clay
Craig Thomas J., clerk with Frederick P. Dann,
dwl W s Russ nr Howard
Craig W. H., carpenter H. C. League, 12S Kearny
Craig William, attorney-at-law, office 603 Wash-
ington, dwl NW cor Capp and Twenty -third
Craig William, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Craig William, machinehand California Planing
Mill, dwl 516 Folsom
Craig William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
CRAIG WILLIAM, wholesale and retail wines
and liquors, 905 Dupont, dwl 1021 Powell
Craig & Frawley, (John R. Craig and Michael
Fraicley) plumbers and gaslitters, 809 Market
Craig & Rommel, (John Craig and Augustus
Rommel) carriagemakers, 579 Market
Craisie Thomas R., assistant editor San Francisco
News Letter, dwl 228 O'Farrell
Craine William, architect, office and dwl 634 Wash
Craine. — See Crane
Craker Judson, machiuehand with Cole &. Haskell,
dwl 614 Fourth
Cram Charles S., ore sampler with John W. Thur-
man, dwl N s Tyler bet Buchanan and Webster
Cram William R., harnessmaker, 16 First, dwl 7
Stevenson
Cramer Albert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 236 Second
Cramer Bernard, laborer, dwl 313 Main
Cramer Charles L., photographic gallery, 402 Kear-
ny, NE cor Pine
Cramer Isaac, stockbroker, dwl 630 Sacramento
Cramer John, watchman Market St. R. R., dwl Six-
teenth bet Second Avenue and Valencia
Cramer John D., salesman with J. M. Eckfeldt &
Co., dwl N s Sacramento nr Van Ness Avenue
Cramm Job T., carpenter, dwl 626 California
Cramp Esther, bootfitter with John Sullivan, dwl 3
Montgomery Place
Cramp Martha, (widow) seamstress, dwl S s Mont-
gomery Place
Crampton William, coalpasser Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
Crandall Charles D.. miner, dwl 802 Stockton
Crandall George B., forwarding department Wells,
Fargo &. Co.'s Express, dwl 920 Jackson
Crandall Gold Mining Co., (Placer Co.) office 409
California
Crane Abbie T. Miss, (Crane & Curtis) dwl 213
Jones
Crane Addison M., attorney at law, office 522 Mont-
gomery, dwl 547 Mission
Crane Albert E., agent Remington Firearms Co.,
510 Sac, office 522 Mont, dwl 12 O'Farrell
Crane Alfred C, real estate agent, office 629 Kearny,
res Oakland
Crane Byron G., (Gile, Hayes & Co.) dwl 916
Larkin
Crane Charles, carpenter, dwl 62 First
Crane Enos, laborer, dwl 56 Minna
Crane Erwin J., agent, office 118 Front, res Oakland
Cran% Frank, conductor, dwl 91 Fifteenth
Crane George M., conductor City R. R.
Crane H. E., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Crane Heurv A., (Crane & Brigham and Crane &
Cording) dwl 121 Turk
Crane Henry F.. (Crane & Johnston) dwl 522 Eddy
Crane J. M. &. Co., (George W. Bumm and Don
L. Swett) book aud job printers and blank book
manufacturers, 522 Clay
Crane J. N., foreman with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Crane John, clerk Headquarters Mil. Div. Pacific,
dwl 420 Natoma
Crane John M., (J. M. Crane & Co.) dwl N s Fol-
som nr Steuart
Crane John N., millwright with Bryant, Strahan &
Co., dwl 113 Ninth
Crane Martin, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Crane Mathew F., carpenter, dwl N s Howard nr
Second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
W ATKINS' rO-SEMITB AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO " (J ] DIRECTORY
Crane Nathaniel H., carpenter, dwl Ss Elizabeth
bet Church and Sanchez
Crane Owen, expressman, dwl 340 Clam
Crane Owen, laborer with Hancock <fc Kelso, dwl
5 s Sacramento bet Powell and Mason
Crane Robert, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express
Crane Thomas, capitalist", office 77 Montgomery
Block, dwl Runs House
Crane William, laborer, dwl 48 Louisa
Crane William B., (Oram & Hawses) 426 Mont
Crane William W. Jr., attorney at law, office 629
Kearny, res Oakland
CRANE & BRIGHAM, (Henry A. Crane, Will-
iam H. Brigham and Ransom A. Sanford)
importers and wholesale druggists, 322-326
Front, cor Clay
CRANE & CORDING, (Henry A. Crane and
Joseph H. Cording) Chemical Works, cor
Seventh Avenue and D, South S. F.. office SE
cor Front and Clay
CRANE & CURTIS, (Miss^ Abbie T. Crane and
Miss Leila Curtis) designers and engravers
on wood, 405 Sansom
CRANE & HAWES, ( William B. Crane and Alex.
G. Hawses ) general agents New York Life Ins.
Co., office 426 Montgomery
CRANE & JOHNSTON, (Henry F. Crane and
William W. Johnston) attorneys at law, office
6 Montgomery Block
Craner Adolph P.", clerk 110 Kearny, dwl 531 Miss
Cranert Frederick, hatter, 512 Bush
Cranford Frederick, day nurse City and County
Hospital
Cranford John A., waiter International Hotel
Craugle William, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth ana
Folsom, dwl 321 Tehama
Crangle William C, boatman Market Street Wharf,
dwl 46-Steuart
Cranley William, stoneyard, SW cor Devisadero
and Geary, dwl N s Post bet Broderick and
Baker
Craima William R., merchant, dwl 1015 Powell
Cranney Owen, butcher Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line
Cranney Thomas, (Grennan & CJ 39 Merchants'
Exchange
Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker with Goodwin &
Co., dwl 3 Monroe
Crary Oliver B., (Hayeock & C.) dwl Occidental
Hotel
Crass John H., baker with Flynn & Co., dwl 1016
Kearny
Craven Alfred, draftsman with San Joaquin and
King's River Canal Co., res Oakland
Craven Andrew F., teacher, dwl 2219 Leavenworth
Craven Arthur John, seaman; dwl 238 Steuart
Craven Bridget, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 621
Mission, rear
Craven Peter, fiangeturner with McAfee, Spiers &
Co., dwl 236 Oak
Craven William, laborer, dwl Orizaba nr Randolph
Cravener David, waiter Colorado Steam Navigation
Co.'s steamer Newbern
Craver Jeremiah, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
CRAWFORD A. & CO., shipchandlers, 27 and 29
Market
Crawford Adam, laborer Empire Foundry, dwl
227 Second
Crawford Alexander, porter with Standard Soap
Co., dwl Coso House
Crawford Andrew, (A. Craicford <$• Co.) dwl 508
Greenwich
Crawford Anne Mrs., cook, dwl 548 Mission
Crawford Arthur, woodturner with Chr. Schreiber
& Co., dwl 429 Sixth
Crawford A. W., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Crawford C. P., dwl What Cheer House
Crawford C. W., dwl What Cheer House
Crawford David, operator Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., 503 California, dwl 919 Stockton
Crawford Edmund, bookkeeper with A. Crawford
& Co., dwl 17 Monroe
Crawford George W., carpenter, dwl 428 Clem
Crawford John, special policeman, dwl 80 Clem
Crawford John Marshall, conductor Market Street
R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Crawford Lizzie, laundress with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Crawford Samuel, carpenter, dwl N s Bran nr Sec
Crawford Thomas, carpenter, dwl 759 Mission
Crawford Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co. ' .
Crawford William, baker, dwl 228 Folsom
Crawford William C, waiter, 413 Pine, dwl W s
Kearny bet Pacific and Broadway
Crawford W. S., clerk County Recorder's office,
dwl 735 Folsom
Crawfut Robert, laborer, dwl 305 Howard
Crawhall John, porter with Ross, Dempster & Co.,
dwl 929 Washington
Crawley George W., proprietor Pacific Railroad
House, 446 Braimau
Crawley George W. Jr., sawyer with J. C. Parkin-
son, dwl 446 Brannan
Crawley John, fireman W. G. Weir, dwl Fair-
mount Tract
Cray ton Derby, mate steamer Yosemite, dwl 538
Mission
Crayton Robert, real estate agent, dwl S s Wash-
ington bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Creagh Michael, (Dngan $ C.) dwl 178 Clara
Creamer Aaron, hairdressing saloon American Ex-
change, dwl 812 Taylor
Creamer James, teamster with E. Martin & Co!,
dwl 1420 Washington
Creamer Nicholas, confectioner, dwl 441 Sixth
Crean Jeremiah, bootmaker, 24 Folsom
Crean Owen, expresswagon, cor How7 and Fourth
Creary James C, mastermariner, dwl 110| Dora
Createn Patrick, (Crealen & Baker) dwl 423 Pac
Createn &. Baker, (Patrick Createn and Henry
Baker) stockyard and commission agents, 423
• Pacific
Creber Walter, maltster with Lyon & Co., dwl 428
Chestnut, rear
Credon Cornelius, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Creed John M., weigher, dwl 4 John
Creedon William, shoemaker, 48 Sacramento
Creegan Peter, salesman with Drake & Emerson,
dwl 543 Stevenson
Creely James, (Connett & C.) dwl 55 Minna
Cregan Michael, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Crego Cyrus, carriagetrimmer with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 421 Fourth
Creigh Alfred H. W., freight clerk Cent. P. R.
11., dwl 362 Brannan
Creigh J. D., attorney at law, dwl 714 Shotwell
Creigh John D., clerk, dwl 362 Brannan
Creigh S. Williamson, receiving clerk Cal. P. R. R.
Co., dwl 362 Brannan
Creighton Charles, letter department Wells, Fargo
A- Co,p dwl E s Dolores bet Twenty -fifth and
Twenty- sixth
Creighton Ferdinand, register clerk Home Mutual
Life Ins. Co., dwl E s Dolores bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Creighton James, hostler, dwl 32 Commercial
Creighton John, boilermaker Portland Boiler
Works •
Creiu'hton John F., bookbinder with Bartling &,
Kimball, dwl 1817 Mason '
Creighton Patrick, market, 240 Fourth, dwl 315 Te-
hama
Creighton Patrick, milkranch, dwl Sherman nr
Eighteenth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
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183
Creighton Terrence, engineer with California Jew-
elry Co., dwl 61 Clementina, rear
Creighton Thomas, bookbinder with Bartling &
Kimball, dwl 1817 Mason
Creighton Thomas, clerk with Crane & Brigham,
dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-second and Twen-
tv-third
Creighton William, hostler City R. R.
Creighton William H.. agent Cerro Gordo Mining
Company, dwl 782 Harrison
Crellin John, (Grellin <& Co. and Morgan & Co.)
res Oysterville, W. T.
Crellin Thomas, f Crellin & Co. and Morgan & Co.)
res Oysterville, W. T.
CRELLIN & CO., (John Crellin, John S. Morgan
and Thomas Crellin) groceries and provisions,
Oysterville, W. T., office 87 California Market
Crelly James, porter, dwl 214 Ritch
Cremlish Daniel, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Cremmins Michael, laborer, dwl 759 Mission
Cremouy John C, editor, office 409 Washington
Crenan Catherine, (widow) dwl 220 Ritch, rear
Crenne Lazaro, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl Green nr Dupont
CRESCENT CITY STEAMSHIP LINE, Holladay
& Brenham agents, 217 Sansom
Cressy Albert, driver S. P. Laundry Association,
dwl NE cor Ellis and Lagnna
Cressy Oliver S., miner, dwl 10J Howard Court
Cressy Theodore S., salesman with T. H. Hatch &
Co., dwl 1031 Montgomery
Creteau Joseph Morrill, merchant, dwl 916 Stockton
Creuziger Hugo, upholsterer with George O. Whit-
ney & Co., dwl 1519 Larkin
Cribbins Patrick, washer, dwl 408 Bush
Crichton' John, plasterer, dwl 9 Howard Court
Crichton James, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Crichton George, shoemaker, dwl E s Mission bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Crim George S., clerk with Samuel Crim, dwl 2320
Howard
Crim House, (now Holden House) 523 Kearny
CRIM SAMUEL, real estate, office 420 California,
dwl 2320 Howard
Crim William H, clerk California Trust Co., d*vl
2320 Howard
Crimless Daniel, laborer, dwl NW cor Battery and
Green
Crimm Charles, baker, dwl 1118 Kearny
Crimmens William, shoemaker, dwl 35 Everett
Crimnm Dennis, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Crinley James, cook N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. Ori-
flamme
Crimiian Thomas, salesman, 17 Battery, dwl 119
O'Farrell
Crisby Seth, bookkeeper, dwl 1202 Howard
Crist Amos B., cashier Cal. P. R. R. Co. 's freight
office, Broadway Wharf, dwl 314 Bush
Crist George F., tanner, dwl 603 Bush
Crist John, expresswagon, cor Pacific and Kearny
Crittenden Charles S., ( Crittenden & Dalton) dwl
710^ Mission
CRITTENDEN JAMES L., attorney at law, office
and dwl 603 Washington
Crittenden Parker, notary public and commissioner
deeds, 340 Montgomery, dwl 824 Bush
CRITTENDEN & DALTON, (Charles S. Crit-
tenden and P. E. Dalton) New York Livery
Stable, 712 Mission
Croak James, miner, dwl 311 Pacific
Croake John, baker with J. C. Carroll, dwl 108
First
Croal Patrick, brakeman S.P.R.R.
Croall James, carpenter, dwl 523 Filbert
Croall James Jr., plumber, dwl 523 Filbert
Croban David, wood and coal, dwl 1626 Dupont
Croce Baldisere, cook, 518 Market
Croce Peter E., engineturner and polisher with P
A. Giannini, 622 Clay
Crockard Hugh, shipsmith, 20 Mission, dwl Seventh
Avenue nr M, South S, F.
Crocker Clark W., (Sisson, Wallace 8? Co. and
Haines, Johnson & Co.) res Sacramento city
Crocker Daniel H., butcher with M. C. Mayo, dwl
912 Howard
Crocker Frank, liquors, E s Market nr Haight, dwl
204 Perry
Crocker George D., manufacturer trip-hammer
quartz mills, Miners' Foundry, dwl 602 Geary
Crocker Henry S., (H. S. Crocker & Co.) res
Sacramento
CROCKER H. S. & CO., (John D. Yost) im-
porting stationers, printers and lithographers,
NW cor Sacramento and Sansom
Crocker Isaac B., varnisher with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 130 Eighth
Crocker James G., agent Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern R.R., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Crocker John, foreman with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
San Jose Avenue bet Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-lifth
Crocker John H. , clerk with N. E. Grimes, dwl
San Jose Avenue bet Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth
Crocker Lesser, (8. # L. Crocker) dwl 1102
Stockton
Crocker Lucius, carpenter, dwl 506 Market
Crocker Morris, tailor, dwl 112 Shipley
Crocker Rowland R., conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl
557 Minna
Crocker S. & L., dry goods, 1192 Stockton
Crocker Simon, (S. $ L. Crocker) dwl 1102 Stock
Crocker William F., teacher music, dwl 228 Bush
Crockett Charles, woodturner with Chr. Schreiber
&. Co,, dwl 275 Clara
CROCKETT JOHN, secretary California Mutual
Life Ins Co., office 323 Cal., res Alameda
Crockett Joseph B. Ji'., with City Gas Co., dwl 516
Taylor
Crockett Robert, assistant clerk U.S. District Court,
and U. S. Commissioner, res Fruit Vale, Alam-
eda Co.
Crockett Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
Eighteenth nr Howard
Croft Thomas B., expresswagon, 133 East
Crofton James, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine, dwl NE cor Sansom and Alta
Crofts John J., engineer with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl
438 Clementina
Crogan Bernard, farmer, dwl 1 Eddy Place
Crogan James, painter, dwl 12 Hollis
Crogan Michael, liquors, 537 First
Croghan Francis, fireman steamer Monterey, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Croke Edward, laborer, dwl 716 Natoma, rear
Cioke James, teamster with P. T. Flinn & Son,
dwl 709 Tehama
Croke James, Very Rev., director St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, dwl 628 California
Croker Eyre C, veterinary surgeon N. B. & M.
R.R., dwl 18 Sutter
CroLin John, laborer, dwl NE cor Second and Clem
Crombie John Henry, tinsmith with Freeman &
Wrin, dwl 26 Perry
Cromer Henry, capitalist, dwl 19 Louisa
Cromer John, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Cromer Robert, professor mathematics, dwl 749
Market
Cromer T., laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s stm Cornelia
Cromwell J. H, third officer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Cron Adelbert, fancy goods; 116 Second
Cron Frederick W., porter , 119 Bat, dwl 48 Minna
Cron John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Cronan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 538 Natoma
Cronan Jeremiah, porter with John Taylor & Co.,
dwl W s Capp bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
JOJKT.ES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Children's "Woolen Goods-
WATKINS' Y/O-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [ (J j DIRECTORY.
Cronan John, agent, dwl W s Capp nr Nineteenth
Cronan Peter, carriagepainter with H. M. & D.
S. Shute, dwl 11 Dale
Cronan Samuel T., maohinehand Mechanics' Mill,
dwl 1'23 Welch
Cronan Timothy, messboy with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cronan Timothy, laborer, dwl 759 Mission
Cronan William J., roofer with John Kehoe, dwl
23 Hunt
Crone Margaret Mis., dwl 122 Gilbert, rear
Crongeell Eugene, harnessniaker, dwl 1506 Frank-
lin
Cronin Cornelius, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl
156 First
Cronin Cornelius, laborer, dwl N 8 Cortland Ave-
nue bet San Jose and San Bruno Roads
Cronin Daniel, groceries and liquors, SE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Cronin Dennis, hostler St. Lawrence Stable
Cronin Frank, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Cronin James, dwl S s San Bruno Road nr Girard
Cronin James, baker, dwl 19 Everett
Cronin James, barreldealer, dwl 574 Sixth
Cronin James J., carpenter, dwl 34 Hayes
Cronin James M., barkeeper, 311 Bush, dwl 513
Minna
Cronin Jeremiah, foreman Merchants' Stable, dwl
213 Pine
Cronin Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl
50 Natoma
Cronin John, blacksmith with Bernard Gallagher,
dwl 548 Mission
Cronin John, liquors, 710 Battery, dwl SE cor Val-
lejo and Sansom
Cronin John, real estate, dwl 315 Filbert
Cronin John, stonecutter, dwl 21 Sixth
Cronin Michael, cartman, dwl 131 Shipley
Cronin Michael, stonecutter, dwl 522 Minna
Cronin Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
231 First
Cronin Patrick J., harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 449 Stevenson
Cronin Robert, nurse City and County Hospital
Cronin Thomas, barkeeper with John Manuix, dwl
175 Natoma
Cronin Thomas, saloon, 900 Market
Cronin William, teamster with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl 414 Beale
Cronin William, laborer, dwl W s Alabama nr Pre-
cita Avenue, Bernal Hights
CRONISE TITUS FEY, mining secretary, office
409 California, dwl Occidental Hotel
Cronise William H. V., mining, ofiice 409 Califor-
nia, dwl 526 Green
Cronmen Anton, mate schooner W. H. Stevens, 27
Market
Cronney Timothy, bootmaker, 2613 Bush, rear
Cronogue James, boilermaker, dwl W s Gilbert nr
Bryant
Crook James, dwl 1324 Pine, rear
Crook James, laborer, dwl 709 Tehama
Crook John T., physician and surgeon, office 204
Montgomery, dwl 1021 Washington
Crook Martin, brewer with Paddon, Dexter &
Co., dwl SE cor Folsom and Eleventh
Crook Richard, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 245
Minna
Crooks James, laborer, dwl 1430 Post
Crooks J. B., wheelwright, dwl 121 Garden
Crooks Jerome B., carriagemaker with E. James,
dwl 466 Tehama
Crooks John J., bricklayer, dwl 1430 Post
Crooks Matthew, real estate, dwl 22 Crook
Crooks Matthew J., clerk, dwl 22 Crook
Crooks Richard, expressman, dwl S s Sutter nr Van
Ness Avenue
Crooks William, farmer, dwl Sansom bet Broadway
and Vallejo, rear
Croon Frank, laborer, dwl 225 Green
Croon John, pressman with H. P. Taylor &. Co., dwl
225 Green
Croonsbridge Henry, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S
S. Pelican
Cropper Eliza, (colored) (widow) dwl 21 Scott PI
Crosby , office 310 Davis
Crosby Frederick, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
Mission bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Crosby Frederick W., capitalist, office 528 Mont-
gomery, dwl 26£ Kearny
Crosby George P., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Crosbv George O.. graindealer, office 119 Clay, dwl
727 0' Farrell
Crosby James, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Crosby James, watchman Grand Hotel
Crosby John, carpenter, dwl 145 Ridley
Crosby William, (Cutter & C.J attorney at law,
office 410 Kearny
Crosett Alfonzo A., clerk North Point Dock, U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, dwl 949 Harrison
Crosett James F., real estate agent and money-
broker.office 304 Montgomery, dwl 226 Shotwell
Crosett James L., superintendent Pacific Barrel and
Keg Factory, office 408 Cal.dwl 949 Harrison
Crosett Truman, teacher music public schools, dwl
512 Valencia
Croskey Robert, wholesale wines and liquors, 511
Front, dwl SE cor Laguna and McAllister
Croskey Robert V., clerk with R. Croskey, dwl SE
cor Laguna and McAllister
Crosman George J., machinist, dwl Fort Point
Cross Alexander, (Cross & Go. J res Valparaiso
Cross-Daniel, chief engineer S. S. Prince Alfred,
dwl NW cor First and Brannan
Cross Henry, (colored) steward Colorado Steam
Navigation Co.'s steamer Newbern
Cross Jennie, (widow) dwl 207 Taylor
Cross J. H., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Cross John, cook with Salvator Ferrero, dwl 510
Stevenson
Cross Richard ( Cross & Glynn J dwl 1317 California
Cross Sarah E., (widow) dwl W s Mission bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Cross William, waiter What Cheer House
CROSS & CO., (Alexander Gross and William.
Thomas G. and JohnWedder spoon) importers
and commission merchants, 316 California
Cross &. Glynn (Richard Cross and Emerson
Glynn) draymen, 416 Front
Crossen Michael, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Crossin Frank, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 217
Tehama
Crotty John, hostler Market Street R. R., dwl Six-
teenth bet Second Avenue and Valencia
Crouch James, cigarmaker, dwl 418 Filbert
Crouch Robert, farmer, dwl S s Serpentine Avenue
nr Folsom
Croudace Frederick W., barkeeper with James Ir-
win, dwl S s Greenwich nr Dupont
Crough John S., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl
314 Ritch
Crouse Charles, milkman, NW cor Twenty-fifth
and Alabama
Crouse John R , (Duff& Co.) dwl 506 O' Farrell bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Crow James, butcher, dwl 129 Folsom
Crow James, waiter Nucleus House
Crow Thomas D., tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
&Co.,dwl 1052 Howard
Crowe Cliarles, steward with James Irwin, dwl 746
Mission
Crowe James, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Crowe James, waiter, 410 Pine, dwl 611 Com
Crowe Matthewr, farmer, dwl 8)3 Mission
Crowe Thomas, butcher with Samuel Hall, dwl 73
Tehama
Crowe Timothy, locksmith and bellhanger, 769 Miss
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
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185
Crowell George, engineer, dwl 153 Tliird
Crowell Charles I., (J. M. Goewey & Co.) dwl 21
Taylor
Crowell Charles H., agent Laurel Hill Cemetery,
dwl S a Clay bet Lyon and Cemetery Avenue
Crowell E. J., actor Metropolitan Theater, dwl 617
Mission
Crowell Henry, cook bark Chris. Mitchell, pier 1
Stenart
Crowell Martin L., route agent Wells Fargo & Co.,
dwl 12 Jessie iir Seventh
Crowell Patrick, conductor S.P. R.R., dwl 29 First
Crowell Prentice, wharfinger Hathaway 's wharf,
dwl SW cor Pennsylvania Avenue and Butte
Crowell Richard, messboy with P. M. S. S. Co.
CROWELL ZENAS,secretarv California Insurance
Co., office 318 California, dwl 1603 Larkiu
Crowley Bartholomew, bakery, E s Sixth nr Har-
, riso'ri, dwl 423 Fourth
Crowley Bartholomew, expresswagon, dwl W s
Treat Avenue bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Crowley Catherine, (widow) boarding, 521 Mission
Crowley Charles, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Crowlef Charles, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 334
Third, rear
Crowley Charles, watchmaker, dwl 71 Natoma
Crowley Cornelius, groceries, 334 Third
Crowley Cornelius, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Sjjteuart
Crowley Cornelius, shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl Quincy House
Crowley Cornelius H., carpenter Excelsior Mill,
dwl 260 First
Crowley Daniel, blacksmith Front St. M.& O.R.R.,
dwl 8 Leroy Place
Crowley Daniel, boxmaker with Benjamin F.
Oilman
Crowley Daniel, longshoreman P. M. S. S. Wharf,
dw'l 213 Perry
Crowley Daniel E., teacher, dwl 361 Minna
Crowley David, waiter, dwl 151 Natoma
Crowley Florence, contractor, dwl 749 Harrison
Crowley George, tinsmith with T. Bertram, dwl
120 Shipley
Crowley James, deckhand, dwl 509 Davis
Crowley James, carpenter, dwl 759 Mission
Crowley James, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Stenart
Crowley James, shipcarpenter, dwl 242 Perry
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 210 Clara
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Stenart and Mission
Crowlev Jeremiah F., driver Steamer No. 7, S. F.
F. D., dwl S s Sixteenth bet Second Avenue
and Guerrero
Crowley John, bootmaker with Moore & Murphy,
dwl 254 Clementina
Crowley John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Crowley John, carpenter H. C. League ,128
Kearny
Crowley John, clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 574
Minna
Crowley John, cooper, dwl 255 Jessie
Crowley John, groceries, 237 Minna
Crowley John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 617
Hayes
Crowley John, laborer, dwl 31 Minua
Crowley John, laborer, dwl 47 Minna
Crowley John, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Valen-
cia
Crowley John, laborer with Bouton & Son, dwl
S s Ellis bet Pierce and Scott
Crowley John, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Crowley John, plumber with P. R. O'Brien, 646
Market
Crowlev John, teamster with R. D. Chandler, dwl
139' Shipley
Crowley Johu, sawyer with W. G. Weir, dwl W s
Palmer nr Cheneiy
Crowley John, waiter Occidental Hotel
Crowlev John Jr., clerk with John Crowlev, dwl
237" Minna
Crowley John A., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Crowley John F., collector with William E. Bridge,
dwl 226 Sutter
Crowley John J., calker, dwl 548 Third
Crowlev John J., collector and extraman steamer
No! 7 S. F. F. D., dwl Ss Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Crowley John N., watchmaker and jeweler, 416
Folsora
Crowley Kate, (widow; dwl Es Hartford nr Eight-
eenth
Crowley Lawrence, porter 306 Kearny, dwl 569
Mission
Crowley Margaret, (widow) dwl 108 Freelon,
rear
Crowley Mary, (widow) dwl 126 Pacific
Crowley Michael, laborer, dwl 250 Clara
Crowley Michael, porter with Hooker & Co., dwl
555 Mission
Crowley Michael, steward, dwl 215 Turk
CROWLEY PATRICK, chief of police City and
County, office 9 and 11 City Hall, first floor, dwl
314 Green
Crowley Peter, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Crowley Richard, horseshoer 408 Jackson, dwl SW
cor Pacific and Front
Crowley Timothy, contractor, dwl 25 Rincon Place
Crowley Timothy, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Crowley Timothy, laborer, dwl W s Salmon bet
Pacific and Broadway
Crowley Timothy, molder Union Iron Works, dwl
312 Clementina
Crowley Timothy J., attorney-at-law, office 26 Ex-
change Building, dwl 753 Howard
Crowley Timothy J., blacksmith, dwl Ws Railroad
Avenue bet Fifth and Sixth
Crowley Vincent P., porter, dwl 605 Sacramento
Crowley William, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Crowley William J., drayman with Gibson & Co.,
dwl 728| Clementina
Crown Harry, restaurant, 1025 Dupont
Crown Isaac, hairdresser with A. I. Korn, dwl 644
Mission
CROWN POINT G. & S. M. CO., (Gold Hill,
. 'Nev.J office 419 California
Crowueberg Johan, dwl 422 Sixth, rear
Crowninshield Jacob, bookkeeper Pioneer Hall,
dwl 18 Prospect Place
Crowther George T., merchant, dwl 1 O'Farrell
Croxall Julius D., purchasing agent Lindley & Co.,
Sacramento, office 405 Front, dwl NW cor
Broadway aud Stockton
Croze Auguste, driver with A. Ayhens, dwl 231
Ritch
Crozier George, printer, dwl 778 Harrison
Crozier George W., clerk with Chauncey & Co.,
dwl 1419 Pacific
Crozier James B., conductor Central R. R.
Crozier Robert, printer with Mahon, Rapp, Thomas
& Co., dwl 778 Harrison
Crozier William J., collector with J. K. Prior, dwl
1419 Pacific
Crudden William, butcher with Peter McCann, dwl
cor Railroad and First Avenues, South S.F.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, SOCIETY TO PRE-
VENT, office 607 Washington
Cruger Charles A., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny i
Cruikshank Robert, tailor, 17 Morton
Cruise William, plasterer, dwl Ss Twenty fourth
bet Alabama and Harrison
Cram William, dwl 636 Green
Crummey Owen, butcher, dwl S s Eleventh Avenue
bet N and O, South S. F.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
186
SAN FRANCISCO ~_ Q ] .DIRECTORY
Crumry Walter II., saddletree maker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 112 Silver
Cmney Marv Miss, seamstress, dwl 227 Second
Oroakowa K." Beaman bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Craseell Francis R., (Crussell & Kransgrill) dwl
522 Filbert
Crussell & Kransgrill (Francis R. Crussell and
Jacob KrausgrittJ locksmiths, cutlers aud bell-
bangers, 508 Commercial
Orutchley .Mary E., (widow) dwl 812 Jessie
Cruz Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 737 Green
Croz Peter, packer with P. D. Code & Co., dwl
Dupont bet Green and Union
Cryan Thomas, fitter with T. Curtis & Co., dwl W s
Alabama bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Oryer Charles, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
* 1 1 Howard
Cryer Charles Mrs., fancy goods, 26 Fourth
Cuanchi Antonio, porter, 518 Market
Cuba «fe Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 741
Commercial
Cuber Marcella, surveyor, dwl Ss Union bet Mont-
gomeryand Calhoun
Cubery William M., ( Cuber y & Co.) dwl 45 Staulv
Place
CUBERY & CO., (William M. Cubery and Fran-
cis W. Van Reynegom) book aud job printers,
aud publishers Pacific Churchman, 530 Market
Cache Fred H., with C C. Duffy, dwl 1(16 Mason
Cucueil George, polisher with Whittier, Fuller &
Co., dwl 319 O'Farrell
Cuddeback George W., (Jones & Co. J dwl 43
Second
Cuddy John, (Cuddy $• Hughes) dwl S s Laurel
Avenue bet Buchanan and Webster
Cuddy Matthias, compositor Alta California, dwl
333 Minna
Cuddy William, dwl 2110 Powell
Cuddv William, boot fitter with Buckingham &
Hecbt, dwl 521 Jessie
Cuddy William, sailmaker with John E. Courtenay
&. Co., dwl 424 Sansom
CUDDY & HUGHES (John Cuddy and Edward
C. Hughes) book aud job printers, 511 Sansom
Cudhy John, liquor saloon, 004 Howard
Cud worth J. W., dwl Morton House
Cue Thomas, cooper, dwl 131 Folsom
Cue William, clerk, dwl 527 Geary, rear
Cue William, stoves, dwl 120 Dupont
Cuff Dennis, shoemaker, dwl N s Braunan bet Sev-
enth and Gilbert
Culchelh James, cooper with Alexander Murdoch,
dwl 318 Main, rear
Culin John L., clerk S. JF. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl E s Howard bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Cnllan Edward," laborer, dwl 023 Minna
Cullan Margaret, (widow) dwl 4 Hunt
Cullen Andrew Rev., second assistant pastor St.
Joseph's Church, dwl W s Tenth bet Folsom
and Howard
Cullen Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl 520 Te-
hama
Cullen Edward,bootfitter with Buckingham & Hecht
Cullen Gerald, watchman, dwl 900 Filbert
Cullen James, dyer Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills, dwl E s Capp nr Eighteenth
Cullen Jeffery, with B. Davidson & Co., res Oakland
Cullen John, laborer S. V. Water Works, dwl 15
Stockton
Cullen John J., compositor with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 25 Clementina
Cullen John J., foreman California Jewelry Co.,
dwl 102 Eddy
Cullen Michael, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr
Valencia
Cullen Paul, stevedore, dwl 14 Anthony
Cullen Philip, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 53
Jessie
Cullen Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Ellis and Devisadero
Cullen Thomas, gunsmith, 208 Leidesdorff
Cullen Thomas, waiter Lick House
Cullen William, policeman City Hall, dwl 43
Natoma
Cullery Denis, bootfitter with Buckingham & Hecht
Cullican Terence, fireman S. V. Water Works, dwl
SE cor Vallejo and Larkin
Culligan James, gardener, dwl W s Gilbert nr
Bryant
Culligan John, gardener and nurseryman, dwl 807
Van Ness Avenue
Culligan Michael, laborer, dwl 220 Ritch
Culligan Michael, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth nr
Hampshire
Culligan William, gardener, dwl 000 Third
Cullhn Michael, laborer, dwl E s Valencia bet Rid-
ley aud Quinn
Cullman Bridget, (widow) dwl E s Gilbert bet
Branuan and Townsend
Cullinane Ellen Miss, tailoress, dwl 27 Louisa
Cullinane James, carpenter, dwl 27 Louisa
Cullinane Mortimer, drayman with David Porter
Cullingnan Dennis, clerk, dwl 212 Ellis
Culliver Louis G., teamster with D. A. & J. Mc-
Kiuley, dwl 228 Geary
Cullum Allen W., entryclerk Naval Office, Custom
House, dwl 300 Green
Cullum Frank, fireman, dwl 300 Jessie
Cully James, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 778*
Harrison
Cullv John, tinsmith with Caleb M. Sickler, dwl 18
%Iinnu
Cully John J., boilermaker with James H. Shauley,
"dwl 129 Folsom
Culnau Michael, bootcrimper with Mason & Tay-
lor, dwl 27 Jessie
Culp J. D.,dwl What Cheer House
Culver James II.. patternmaker, dwl Gustavus bet
Powell and Mason
Culver L. H., clerk, dwl 40^ Geary
Culver Leander, barkeeper 133 Montgomery, dwl
225 Bush
Culver Mary, (widow) dwl 10 Geneva
Culver Orrin B., bookkeeper with R. M. Edwards
& Co,, dwl 1100 Mason
Culver Theodore, patternmaker Mechanics' Mill
Culver Willett H., nurseryman, dwl N s McAllister
nr Baker
CULVER WILLIAM H. .attorney at-law.and vice-
president and cashier Masonic Savings and Loan
Bank, dwl 722 Washington
Culwick John, hostler, dwl 5 Geneva
Cumisky Henry, baker, dwl J 715 Leavenworth
Cumisky Henry N., clerk with H. Burns, dwl 1715
Leavenworth
Cummerfoid John, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Cumming George, foreman Risdon Iron Works, dwl
29 Perry
Cumming James, clerk with Levi Strauss & Co.,
dwl 757 Howard
Cumming John, stockbroker, office 402 Montgomery
dwl 1107 Pine
Cummings Alouzo A., train baggage master Cent.
• P.R R. Co., dwl Russ House
Cummings Anthony, groceries aud liquors, 330
Fourth
Cummings Charles, laborer with I. Friedlander,
dwl 210 Washington
Cummings Daniel G., expresswagon, SE cor Mont-
gomery and California, dwl 3 Howard Court
Cummings Eliza G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 405
Kearny
Cummings Frank, dwl 137 Montgomery
Cummings G. M., bookbinder with Bartling & Kim-
ball, dwl Ss Howard nr Eighth
Cummings Gordon P., architect, office and dwl 131
Montgomery
HU-NTLN GTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [ £J " DIRECTORY
187
Cummings Harrison R., clerk U. S. restaurant, dwl
305O'Farrell
Cummings Henry K., (H. K. Cummings & Co.) dwl
10 Stanford *
Cummings H. K. & Co., (John M. Maxwell) fruit
and produce commission, 415 and 417 Davis
Cunnnings James, carpenter, dwl 907 Union, rear
Cummings James, hostler Omnibus R.R., dwl 673
Howard
Cummings James, laborer, dwl 449 Jessie
Cummings James, watchman City Hall Park
(Jammings James H., Pacific Broom Factory, 415
Sacramento, dwl W s Gougb nr Grove
Cummings James J., carpenter, dwl 124 Fifth
Cummings John, expresswagon, 116 Sanson), dwl
731 Ellis
Cummings Laurence, laborer, dwlNsNatoma nr
Eighth
Cummings Louis, [Cummings & Sons) dwl 217
Geary
Cummings Martin, expressman, dwl 350 Ritch
Cummings Martin, waiter Lick House, dwl 673 How
Cummings M. E. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Prim-
ary School, dwl 405 Kearny
Cunnnings Michael, bookbinder, dwl 539 J Natoma
Cummings Morris, calker with P.M.S.S. Co.
Cummings Patrick, horsesboer, 197 Stevenson, dwl
15 Rassette Place, No. 2
Cummings Patrick, attorney -at-law, office 631 Merch
Cummings Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Folsom bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Cummings Plympton, carpenter, 815 Clay
Cummings Richard, clerk with John J. Marks &
Co., 58 Clay
Cummings Rosanna, (widow) dwl 510 Howard
Cummings Theodore B., clerk, dwl 1025 Harrison
Cummings Thomas, assistant superintendent Mar-
ket St.R.R., dwl NWcor Valencia and Sixteenth
Cummings Thomas, liremau with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl
1 !6 Folsom
Cummings Walter B., ( W. B. Cummings & Co.)
dwl 230 Kearny
CUMMINGS W. B. & CO., importers, shipping
and commission merchants, 124 California
Cummings William, (Cummings & Sons) res Sac-
ramento County
Cummings William Jr., (Cummings & Sons) dwl
602 Geary
Cummings William C, foreman with Charles E.
Haeeltine, dwl SW cor Dupont and Filbert
Cummings William H., auctioneer and commission
merchant, SEcor Pine and Montgomery, dwl 611
Mason
Cummings &. Sons (William, William Jr. and
Louis Cummings J watches, jewelry, etc, 217
Montgomery
Cummins D., teamster Golden Age Flouring Mills,
dwl 129 Ellis
Cummins Lawrence, calker with Middlemas &
Boole
Cum niins Patrick, seaman bark Amethyst, Riucou
Wharf
Cummins Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Mission and Twenty-second
Cummins — See Comniins.
Cumpert Joseph, porter, 607 Sacramento
Cumsky J., saddler, dwl 22 Turk
Cunisky Terence, saddler, dwl 32 Turk
Cunen Alphonse, waiter Campi's Restaurant, dwl
•519 Clay
Cunes Michael, expresswagon, dwl 222 Francisco,
rear
Cuneo Augustine, (Bianchi & C.J dwl 1507 Dup
Cuneo Charles, (Campodonico & Go.) dwl 10 Union
Place
Cuneo G., (G. Perata & Co.) dwl 1507 Dupont
Cuneo John, saloon, dwl 1507 Dupont
Cuneo Louis, porter with Domingo Ghirardelli, dwl
Dupout bet Filbert and Union
Cuuha Manoel, (Glinka & Huste.d) dwl W s East
bet Jackson and Pacific
Cunha & Husted, (Manoel Cunka and Montgomery
Rusted J liquor saloon, W s East bet Jackson
and Pacific
Cuniffe James, longshoreman, dwl W s Sansom
bet Filbert and Greenwich
Cunnane Peter, (Cunnane & Farrall) dwl NE cor
Fulton and Octavia
Cunnane & Farrall, (Peter Cunnane and Michael
Farrall) wood and coal, NE cor Fulton and
Octavia
Cunney John, butcher, dwl S s Francisco nr Van
Ness Avenue
Cunnitf Peter, pressman with Bacon & Co, dwl
228i Ritt.h
Cunnitf William A., conductor Front St. M. & ().
R. R., dwl 35 Austin
Cunniffe James, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Cunningham Ann, (widow) dwl 55 Jessie
Cunningham Ann H., (widow) dwl 120 Turk
Cuuningbam Anna Mrs., (Slacom 4' C.) dwl coi
Antonio and O'Farrell
Cunningham A. Sinclair, delivery department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 530 Third
Cunningham Bernard, laborer, Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Cunningham Daniel, hostler City R. R., dwl 6
Cleveland
Cunningham Edward, dwl 20 Montgomery
Cunningham Edward, clerk, dwl 423 Bush
Cunningham Edward, deckhand, dwTl 509 Davis
Cunningham Edward, laborer, Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Amador
Cunningham Edward, seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Cunningham Edward, with Barlow J. Smith, 637 Cal
Cunningham Eliza, (widow) boxmaker, dwl 752 Har
Cunningham Eliza, (widow) dwl SE cor Geary and
Buchanan
Cunningham E. P., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cunningham Francis, dwl 24£ Garden
Cunningham Francis, foreman Challenge Soap
Works, dwl North Point bet Polk and Vrau Ness
Cuuningbam Francis, real estate, dwl 623 Com
Cunningham Francis E., clerk, 416 Sacramento, dwl
North Point nr Polk
Cunningham George, clerk, 120 Kearny, dwl 424£
Clementina
Cunningham George, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl
240 Ritch, rear
Cunningham George E., truckman, dwl W s Railroad
Avenue nr Bay View Park
Cunningham George W., mariner, dwl 9 Liberty
Cunningham James, carriagepaiuter, dwl 1129 Fol
Cunningham James, poultrydealer, 5y Grand Cen-
tral Market, dwl 602 Minna
Cunningham James, watertender S. S. Moses Tay-
lor, Australia S. S. Line, dwl 910 Folsom
Cunningham James A., longshoreman, dwl 32 De
Boom
Cunuingham James W., carpenter, dwl 158 Perry
Cunningham John, bricklayer S. F. Gas Co., dwl
128 Shipley
Cunningham John, carpenter, dwl SW cor Gough
and Hickory
Cunningham John, fruits, 944 Kearny
Cunningham John, hackdri ver, dwl N s Seventeenth
bet Church and Dolores
Cunningham John, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl
134 Folsom, rear
Cunningham John, laborer with John II. Cook,
dwl 737 Pacific
Cunningham John, machinist, dwl 2 Tehama
Cunningham John, wood and coal, dwl E s Colum-
bia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cunningham John A., contractor, dwl 525^ Stev
Cunningham John J., clerk Tide Land Survey, dwl
324 Clementina
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKTNS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
188
SAN FRANCISCO [ Q ' DIRECTORY
Cunningham John Q. A., seaman, dwl S s Tweuty-
first bet Valencia and Guerrero
Cunningham Lawrence, bookkeeper with Shea,
Bocqueraz & McKee, dwl 8 Park Avenue
Cunningham Lewis, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Cunningham Matthew, liquor saloon, NE cor
Market and Front, dwl 518 Mission
Cunningham Michael, assorter, Pioneer Woolen
Mills
Cunningham Michael, hackdriver, dwl SW cor
Jackson and Kearny
Cunningham Michael, laborer, dwl Eighth Street
House
Cunningham Michael, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar
Refinery
Cunningham Michael, porter, 87 California Market,
dwl 763 Mission
Cunningham Michael C, captain Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Cornelia, dwl 801 Leavenworth
Cunningham Michael J., cooper with Francis W.
Arnold, dwl 133 Clara
Cunningham Nathaniel F., clerk Headquarters Mil.
Div. Pac, dwl 327 Geary
Cunningham O., hostler City R- R.
Cunningham Parian P.., carpenter with Excelsior
Mill Co., dwl710Folsom
Cunningham Patrick, bootcrimper U. W. M. Boot
& Shoe Manfg. Co., dwl 636 Jessie
Cunningham Patrick, clerk, dwl 8 Park Avenue
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, dwl 154 Shipley, rear
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, dwl 40| Gro\e
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, dwl Battery bet Val-
lejo and Green, rear
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, dwl W s York nr
Butte
Cunningham Patrick, laborer with DeVries & Chase
Cunningham Patrick, longshoreman with Charles
E. Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Cunningham Patrick, silversmith with'Koehler &
Ritter, dwl 435 Pine
Cunningham Peter, carpenter, dwl 413 Jones
Cunningham Peter, fireman, dwl 653 Mission, rear
Cunningham Philip J., clerk with Daniel T.Sulli-
van, U. S. Court Building
Cunningham P. R., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Cunningham Robert, calker, dwl 915 Market
Cunningham Robert, fireman, dwl 509 Davis
Cunningham Robert B., clerk with Falkner, Bell &
Co., dwl 721 California
Cunningham Rose Mrs., dwl 12 Harrison Avenue
Cunningham Samuel, engineer, dwl 158 Perry
Cunuingham Samuel, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Amador
Cunningham Samuel E., driver with Colburn &
Young, dwl 158 Perry
Cunningham Simon D., collector, dwl 1325 Wash
Cunningham Stephen J., electrotype apprentice
with Cal. Type Foundry Co., dwl 613 Post
Cunningham T., longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
ellii.e, 36 Steuart
Cunningham Thomas, clerk with Michael McAdam,
dwl 519 Bush
Cunningham Thomas, contractor, dwl 424£ Clem
Cunningham Thomas, gastitter with J. H. O'Brien
&Co., 24 Post
Cunningham Thomas, hackrnan, dwl E s Dolores ur
Seventeenth
Cunningham Thomas, laborer, dwl Mountain Lake
Cunuingham Thomas, salesman, dwl 519 Bush
Cunningham Thomas, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Cunningham Thomas, seaman bark Legal Tender,
27 Market
Cunningham Thomas H., f Doyle & C.) dwl 131
Montgomery
Cunningham Thomas J., bootmaker and president
U.W.M. Boot &. Shoe Manfg. Co., dwl 636 Jessie
Cunningham Thomas M. Rev., pastor Central Pres-
byterian Church, dwl 1817 Sacramento
Cunningham Thomas W., bookkeeper with Rouse
«fc Laws, dwlS s Stevenson nr Seventh
Cunningham W., clerk, dwl 783 Market
Cunuingham William, hostler, dwl 639 Geary
Cunningham William, receiving teller London &
S. F. Bank, dwl 120 Turk
Cunningham William, wire weaver with J. M.
Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 446 Jessie
Cunningham William Jr., wire worker with J. M.
Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 446 Jessie
Cunningham William W., salesman, 17 Front, dwl
32 Natoma
Cunningham Zina H., (Taber <& G.) dwl 324 Fell
CUNNINGHAM'S WAREHOUSE, J. W. H.
Campbell proprietor, NW cor Front and Green
Cuppola G., seaman ship Warhawk, pier 10 Steuart
Cura Frank, cook, dwl 1126 Dupont
Curbis John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Curdt Frederick, waiter with Seifert & Ohnstein,
dwl Virginia nr Washington
Curdy Henry, coachman, dwl 616 Post
Curiam William, carpenter N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Idaho
Curlett William F., draftsman with Thomas J.
Johnston, dwl 40 Everett
Cm-ley Aunie Miss, binder U. W. M. Boot & Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Curley Cornelius, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Curley Cornelius, jobwagon, cor Post and Montgom-
ery, dwl 982| Harrison, rear
Curley Hannah Miss, binder U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Curley James, expresswagon, 314 Sansom. dwl 456
Minna
Curley John, groceries and liquors, cor Hampshire
and Twenty-third
Curley John, laborer Goldeu Gate Park, dwl 425
Hayes
Curley John, liquor saloon, 410 Jackson
Curley John E., roofer with John Kehoe, dwl 568
Mission
Curley John H., salesman 3 Montgomery, dwl 982
Harrison
Curley John N., teamster, dwl Nb Union bet Taylor
and Jones
Curley Lawrence, laborer, dwl 165 Tehama
Curley M., watchman Central R. R.
Curley Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Curie v Patrick, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 300
Fourth
Curley Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Willow Avenue nr
Van Ness Avenue
Curley Patrick, laborer Poiut Lohos Road, dwl N s
Point Lobos Road
Curley Patrick, liquors, 22 Folsom, dwl 331 Te-
hama
Curley Thomas, blacksmith, bds 29 First
Curley Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Shotwell bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Curley William, gardener with Milton S. Latham,
638 Folsom
Curling W., laborer with Fliut, Peabody ife Co.
Curly Michael, laborer, dwl 223 Austin
Curly Michael, laborer, dwl E s Cemetery Avenue
bet Post and Sutter
Curly Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Curly William, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Curnow James, oysterman, 68 California Market,
dwl 515 Pine
Curnyn James, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 13 Hubbard
Curran Ann Mrs., dwl 58 Clementina
Curran Bernard, cutter with Wright & Harmon,
dwl 426 O'Farrell
Curran Dennis, cook, What Cheer House
Curran Hugh, proprietor Franklin Hotel, 414 and
416 Pacific
Curran J., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
HUNTLNGTON, HOPKIN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush, and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
SAN FRANCISCO '_ C ~ DIRECTORY
189
Cnrran James, laborer, dwl Fifteeuth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue, South S. F.
Curran James, teamster with Elliott & Bro., dwl
S s Eddy bet Polk and Larkin
Curran John, drayman, dwl 818 Sansom, rear _
Curran .John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth
and Shipley
Curran John, laborer with William Mallidy
Curran John J., operator Atlantic and Pacific Tel-
egraph Co., dwl 3-20 Kearny
Curran Joseph, cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co,,
dwl 8 Downey
Curran Lawrence, clerk with Keane, O'Connor &
Co., dwl 103 First
Curran Mary Miss, necktie maker, dwl 58 Clem
Curran Michael, bakery, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Brannan and Clinton
Curran Michael, longshoreman, dwl 210 Wash
Curran Michael, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Curran Patrick, clerk with P. McGrath, dwl 103
Fifth
Curran Patrick, laborer, dwl -110 Grove
Curran Thomas, boilermaker, dwl Eighteenth Ave-
nue nr R. R. Avenue, South S. F.
Curran Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 58 Clementina
Curran Thomas, farmer, dwl 717 Brannan
Curran Thomas, fruits and confectionery, (568 How
Curran Thomas, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Curran Thomas H., special policeman, dwl Golden
Gate Hotel
Currey John, (Currey $• Evans) dwl Grand Hotel
Carrey Montgomery S., attorney at law, office 504
Kearny, dwl Grand Hotel
Currey Patrick, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl NE cor Bush and Franklin
CURREY & EVANS, (John Currey and 0. P.
Evans) attorneys at law, office 504 Kearny
Currie Frank Jr., blacksmith Pioneer Woolen Mills
Carrie Joseph S., wood and coal, 1515 Mission
Currie' Robert, carpenter, dwl 411 Jessie
Currie Robert K., engineer, dwl Bay nr Polk
Currie — See Currey and Curry
Currier Albert C, butcher with A. Brown & Co.,
dwl SW cor Jessie and Second
Currier Alice M. Miss, teacher music, dwl 567
Bryant
Currier Amos, (Currier 8? Winter) dwl 708 Larkin
Currier Benjamin S., real estate, dwl 567 Bryant
Currier Charles H., pump and blockmaker, 28 Mar-
ket, dwl N s Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Currier E. L., molder with John G. lis, dwl 54
First
Currier J. Charles, wool commission, room 1, 109
California, dwl 1420 California
Currier John B., expresswagon, cor Clay and Front,
dwl 526 Filbert
Currier Joseph H., drayman, cor Clay and Front,
dwl 526 Filbert
CURRIER & WINTER, (Amos Currier and Dan-
iel Winter) importers paintings, engravings,
moldings etc., dwl 211 Kearny
Curry Charles A., policeman City Hall, dwl 1013
Stockton
Curry Clara, (widow) dwl E s Mission bet. Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Curry Eliza, laundress, dwl 835 Broadway
CURRY FRANCIS I., proprietor S. P. Boiler
Works, 123 and 125 Beale, dwl N s Page bet
Laguna and Buchanan
Curry Hugh, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben. Asso-
ciation, 814 Howard
Curry James, deckhand steamer Alameda, dwl 625
Davis
Curry James, wood sawyer Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 231 Main
Curry Johanna, (widow) liquor saloon, S s Jackson
bet Drumm and Davis
Curry John, (colored) dwl 16 Scott Place
Curry John, (N. Curry & Brothers) dwl 450
Bryant
Curry "John, barkeeper, 5 Summer, dwl SW cor
Guerrero and Brosnan
Curry John, mariner, dwl 251 Tehama
Curry John, painter, dwl 240 Fifth
Curry Luke, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Fourth
and Howard and NE cor Third and Howard,
dwl 523 Tehama
Curry Luke, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 278
Minna
Curry Michael, laborer, dwl New Franklin House
Curry N. & Brother, (John Curry) guns, pistols
and sporting materials, 113 Sansom
Curry Nathaniel, (N. Curry & Bro.) dwl 402 Sixth
Curry Patrick, grocer, dwl 278 Minna
Curry Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Franklin and
Bush
Curry R., engineer Pioneer Woolen Mills
Curry Robert, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery
Curry Roger, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl W s
Polk nr Broadway
Curry Thomas, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Curry Thomas, tailor with M. J. Myers, dwl 3
Brook
Curry Thomas, seaman, dwl 313 Folsom
Curry William, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Curry — See Currey and Currie
Oursilia Carlo, hostler with Novella & Pitto
CURTAZ BENJAMIN, importer pianos, 20
O'Farrell
Curtice Samuel, paperhanger, dwl E s Grove nr
Gough
CURTIN CALAHAN, drygoods, 601-603 Market,
Grand Hotel, dwl 516 O'Farrell
Curtin Catherine, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 42
Everett
Curtin Cornelius E., caster with Cal. Type Foundry
Co.
Curtin David, (Curtin & Go.) dwl 1018 Wash
Curtin Edward H., grocer, dwl Railroad Avenue nr
N, South S.F.
Curtin Ellen Miss, waitress with Doherty & Ber-
mingham, dwl New Franklin House
Curtin James, special policeman, dwl 1336 Pacific
Curtin Jeremiah, salesman with Curtin &. Co., dwl
NE cor Washington and Powell
Curtin Thomas, machinist, dwl 251 Perry, rear
Curtin Thomas, painter, dwl 1336 Pacific
Curtin William, molder, dwl 127 Pacific
Curtin William H., barkeeper with P. S. Quaid,
dwl 1018 Powell
Curtin & Co., (David Curtin) drygoods, 723 Mont
Curtis Catherine, (widow) dwl 982& Harrison
Curtis Catherine Mrs., laundress, 604 Second
Curtis C. C, dwl Morton House
Curtis C. F., watchman schooner Eustace, H. K.&
Co., 312 Sansom
Curtis Charles, laborer, dwl 313 Folsom
Curtis Edward, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Curtis Elijah 8., mariner, dwl 136 Perry
Curtis Frank W, clerk with Hickox & Spear, 500
Montgomery
Curtis George H., helper U. S. B. Mint, dwl 407
Stevenson
Curtis George W., special policeman, dwl 659 How
Curtis Harvey S., blacksmith with Little & Lawson,
dwl Chicago Hotel
Curtis James/ James Curtis & Co.) dwl E s Mission
nr Twentieth
Curtis James, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
CURTIS JAMES & CO., drugs and medicines, SE
cor Market and Steuart, dwl SW cor Mission
and Twentieth
Curtis James F., (Ellis & C.) res New York
Curtis James M., sawfiler Cal. Planing Mill, res
Oakland
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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CURTIS J AMES M., wine and spirit commission
merchant, 434 Jackson, dwl 1240 Howard
Cards Jeremiah, tailor. S\V cor Commercial and
East, dwl 21 Commercial
Curtis John, (John Curtis <& Son) dwl 404 Clem
Curtis John, laborer, dwl 1220 Market
Curtis John & Son, (Lawrence Curtis) smoked
fish. 232 Fifth
Curtis John L., conductor Central It. R.
CURTIS JOHN P., carpenter and builder, 320
Jackson, dwl 515 Folsom
Curtis Jonathan, carpenter, dwl S s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Mission
Curtis Joseph, carpenter, dwl 2fi2 Minna
Curtis Joseph, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
Curtis Joseph, laborer, dvyl 227 Second
Curtis Lawrence, (John Curtis & So?iJ dwl 404
Clementina
Curtis Leila Miss, ( Crane & C.J 405 Sansom
Curtis Lewis \V., painter, dwl 30 Jessie bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Curtis Lincoln, driver Front Street, M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 34 Austin
Curtis Lucy Miss, saleswoman with J. W. Davidson
& Co., 'dwl 31 Eddy
Curtis Marion Mrs., dressmaker, 582 Folsom
Curtis Michael, blacksmith, dwl 445 Clementina
Curtis Richard, tanner with Lynch & Lyons, dwl
W s Folsom nr Nineteenth
Curtis Sidney W., clerk, dwl 083 Harrison, rear
Curtis Thomas, porter, 217 Front, dwl 1032 Market
Curtis Thomas M., dwl S s Santa Clara nr Kansas
CURTIS TYLER, President State Investment Ins.
Co., office 409 Cal, (and Tyler Curtis &, Co.)
dwl NE cor Sutter and Van Ness Avenue
CURTIS TYLER & CO., (8. M. Smith & G. R.
R >sseterj leather and shoe findings, 545 Market
Curtis William, driver Front Street, M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 34 Austin
Curtis William F., carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 623 Post
Curtiss Charles S., bookkeeper, 654 Market, dwl
Morton House
Curtiss Jesse, packer with J. A. Folger & Co., dwl
221 Second
Curtoys William J., laborer with J. Horabin, dwl
W s Haven Place
Curvey John, (Hahn # C.J dwl Ss Bush bet La-
guna and Buchanan
Curwin Henry, mate barkentine Eureka, pier 9 Steu
Cusack James, laborer, dwl Railroad House
Cash '-on John D., real estate agent, office 236 Mont-
gomery, dwl 217 Stevenson
Cashing Benjamin F., calker with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl
111 Harrison
Cashing Charles A., tinsmith with Osgood & Stet-
son, dwl 912 Pacific Avenue
Cashing Charles D., local agent Union Ins. Co.,
(and Middleton & Co. J dwl 706 California
CUSHING CHARLES H., Secretary State In-
vestment Ins. Co., office 402 Cal, res San
Leandro
Cushing Ellen Miss, fancy trimmings, 310 Third
Cashing Ellen Miss, principal Tyler Street Primary
School, dwl 106 Stockton
Cushing John, special policeman, dwl 411 Sansom
Gushing John J., physician, office and dwl 319 Geary
Gushing Robert, (Bay View Distilling Co.) dwl
106 Stockton
Cushing Simon M., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 418j Shipley
Cushing Volney, proprietor Excelsior Pump, dwl
2108 Mason
CUSHMAN CHARLES D., President Red Men's
Savings Bank, dwl 2017 Howard
Cushman James, watertender N. P. Trans. Co 's S
S. Idaho
Cushman Robert, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Cusich Jacob, (Jacob Cnsich S>~ Co.) dwl 915 Mont
Cnsich Jacob & Co., (Nicholas BcrboraJ fruits and
nuts, SW cor Sansom and Washington
Cusick James, foreman with Josiah H. Swain, dwl
417 Folsom
Cusick James, hostler, dwl 232 First
Cusick James, plumber, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Guer-
rero
Cusick John, laborer, dwl 116 Clara
Cusick John, laborer, dwl 160 Clara, rear
Cusick John, laborer, dwl 173 Minna
Cusick John L., clerk, dwl 644 Howard
Cusick Patrick, carpenter, dwl N s Washington bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Cusick Patrick, expressman, dwl 446 Brannan
Cusick Thomas, bootblack with H. Sonuenfeld, dwl
cor Pacific and Montgomery
Cusick Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Harrison bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Cusick William, foreman with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 335 Beale
Cnsker Ellen, domestic, dwl 822 Broadway
Cusker Owen, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl 606
Third
Custar O., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearnv
CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, SE cor Sac and' San
CUSTOM HOUSE U. S., NW cor Washington
and Battery
Cuthbert John, shipcarpenter, dwl Greenwich bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Cuthbirth William, compositor with Donald Bruce,
dwl NW cor Montgomery and Greenwich
Cutlar Roger, dentist, SW cor Clay and Kearny,
res Alameda
Cutler Acors S., engineer S. F. Assaying and Re-
lining Works, dwl 516 Seventh
Cutler Charles W„ clerk with Wilcox & Gibbs' S.
M. Co., dwl28 0'Farrell
Cutler Edward W., tinsmith with James De La
Montanva, dwl 613 Pine
Culler Elijah B., office 113 Post, dwl 6£ Cleaveland
Cutler Helen L. Mrs., saleswoman with Wilcox &
Gibbs' S. M. Co., dwl 28 O'Farrell
Cutler Mary, (widow) dwl 13* Park Avenue
Cutley Gilbert, blacksmith with Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 559 Bryant
Cutrocks John," (Brizzolara # C.J dwl Es Wet-
more Place
Cutter C, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
liamme
Cutter Daniel, (Smith, & C.) dwl 148 Clara
Cutter David S., (Cutter & Pitt) dwl 10 Hampton
Place
Cutter Edward, porter with Taylor & Bendel, dwl
1516 Leavenworth
Cutter Horace F., real estate, office 523 Montgom-
ery, dwl 500 Eddy
Cutter James, whitener with James C. Sellers, dwl
512 Howard
Cutter James H., bookkeeper with Lowry& Wight-
man, dwl SW cor Sutter and Hyde
Cutter Jane A., (widow) dwl SWcor Hyde and
Sutter
Cutter John F., importer Cutter Whisky, office 408
Front, dwl 739 Harrison
Cutter J, W., dwl What Cheer House
Cutter Samuel L., (Cutter & Crosby J dwl 410
Kearny
CUTTER "& CROSBYr, (Samuel L. Cutter and
William Crosby J attorneys at law, office 410
Kearny
Cutter & Pitt, (David S. Cutter and Richard D.
Pitt) publishers and proprietors Enterprise,
office NW cor Eleventh and Railroad Avenues,
South S. F.
Cutting Calvin G., baggagemaster S. P. R. R.
Cutting C. W., engineer S. P. R. R.
Cutting Edwin, painter, dwl 761 Mission
Cutting Eugene A., agent Contra Costa Laundry
Ass'n, dwl 761 Mission
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 718 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellaa
SAN FRANCISCO D] DIRECTORY
191
Cutting Francis, (Cutting & Go. and Schleifer &
Co.,) dwl 330 Bryant
Cutting Lewis, inventor with Cutting & Co., dwl
332 Brvant
CUTTING & CO., (Francis Cutting) manufactur-
ers pickles, preserves, etc., 21 and 31 Main,
salesroom 204 Front
Cuvellie William, f Cuvellie S? Ryan) dwl 535 Stev
Cuvellie & Ryan, (William Cuvellie and Frank
Ryan) expresswagons, SYV cor Mont and Bus!)
Cuzner Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 7 Tyson Place
Cuzner Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 7 Tyson
Place
Cuzner William baker California Cracker Co., dwl
7 Tvsou Place
CYCLOPS MACHINE WORKS, Rafferty & Cald-
well proprietors, 113 and 115 Beale
Cypiot F., salesman with J. W. Davidson & Co.,
dwl 118 Post
CZAPKAY'S BUILDING, 651-657 Washington
D
D'Ancona David A., salesman with H. Liebes &
Co., dwl 306 Seventh
D'Andreis Biagio, chemist with Henry G. Hanks,
dwl 792 Folsoin
D'Arcy Alice M. Miss, teacher Bush Street Cosmo-
politan School, dwl W s Torreus' Court
D'Arcy Eleanor, (widow) dwl W s Torrens' Court
D'Arcy Gerald, dwl 30 Kearny
D'Arcv John, superintendent American Bread Co.,
835 and 837 Harrison, dwl 420 Third
D'Arcy Melissa E., principal Bush Street Cosmo-
politan School, dwl W s Torreus' Court
D'Arcy Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
D'Artenay Raoul, cooper with Sweeney & Connor,
dwl 317 Bush
D'Assonville Adolphus, bookkeeper with William
Englander, dwl 21 HawTthorne
D'Olier John, porter, 11 Mont, dwl 1215 Mission
D'Oliveira Emanuel, physician, office aud dwl 524
Pine ■
Da Silva Antonio J., milkman, dwl SW cor Drumm
and Oregon
Dabovich A. G., (Milloglav # D.) dwl 923 Kearny
Dabovich Ellen, (widow) dwl 1518 Powell
DABOVICH NICHOLAS, fruits, 207 Washington,
dwl 2006 Taylor
Dacey John, porter -with Charles Langley & Co.,
dwl Chernbusco, Bernal Hights
Dacey. — See Dasey
Dade Terrence, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero nr Thir-
teenth
Dageu Philip W., clerk with J. H. Wohlers, dwl
cor Mission and Thirtieth
Dager Joseph W., real estate, dwl 1506^ Jones
Daghl John, laborer with Funcke & Wassermann,
dwl 1127Folsom
Dagnall J., laborer with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Dagnany Flarian, with Le Normand & Bro., SW
cor Pine and Dupont
Dagnor Charles, seaman, dwl SW cor Clay and
East
Dahl Brothers, (Henry and Frederick) market,
216 Second
Dahl Christopher, (Meier & D.) dwl NW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-fourth
Dahl Frederick, (Dahl Brothers) dwl 107 Tehama
Dahl Henry, (Dahl Brothers) dwl 51 Clementina
Dahl John, tanner with Funcke & Wassermann,
dwl cor Bryant and White's Place
Dahlgren Charles A., tinsmith S. F. Gas Co., dwl
513 Howard
Dahkren John B., laborer with N. G. Norden, dwl
627 Brannan
Dahlgren Matins, painter, dwl 5 Liberty
Dahlman Charles, importer and jobber clothing, 124
Sansom, dwl 324 Geary
Dahlton Oliver, carpenter, dwl 6 Geneva
Dahm Charles, astrologer, dwl 621 California
Dahm Charles Mrs., teacher music, dwl 621 Cal
Dahm James, shipwright, dwl 335 Ritch, rear
Daigueau Frank, solicitor American Exchange
Daigneau Julian, (Frichette $■ D.) dwl Sixteenth
Avenue nr Q, South S. F.
Dailey J., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
Bernal Hights opp Folsom
Dailey Thomas, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Seuator
Dailey Thomas, tailor, dwl W s Dora nr Bryant
Dailey William, laborer, dwl 15 Crook
Daily Aeneas, produce commission, 209 Davis, dwl
1913 Hyde
Daily J., dwl What Cheer House
Daily J. J., stoves and tinware, SE cor Pacific and
Powell
Daily Michael, laborer, Fort Point
Daily William, porter with Davis & Cowell, dwl
433 Broadway
Daily — See Daley and Daly
Daiu William, waiter Russ House
Daingerfield James W., (colored) cook, dwl 909
Pacific
DAINGERFIELD WILLIAM P., ( Daingerjield
& Olney) dwl 723 Sutter
DAINGERFIELD & OLNEY.f William P. Dain-
gerjield and Warren Olney) attorneys at law,
office 507 Montgomery
Daisy Patrick, carpenter, dwl 179 Minua
Dake Edmund C, ( Dake, McKoicn & Co.) dwl 11
Kearny
DAKE, McKOWN & CO., (Edmund C. Dake aud
Joe O. McKowu) geut's clothing, 15 Kearny
Dakin Edwin, (Dakin & Libbey) dwl Ns Jessie
bet Seventh and Eighth
Dakin S. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 261 Minua
Dakin William, plasterer, dwl 261 Minna
DAKIN & LIBBEY, (Edwin Dakin and John G.
Libbey) commission merchants aud dealers in
bags and bagging, SW cor Clay and Drumm
Dalamater Oscar, carpenter, dwl 16 Anna Lane
Dalby Edgar W., printer, dwl 611 Turk
Dale Cornelius, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Dale Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dale Henry, blacksmith, dwl 2116 Mason, rear
Dale Henry, blacksmith with Andresen Bros., dwl
429 Chestnut
Dale Oliver, carpenter, dwl W s Kentucky bet
Solano aud Mariposa
Daley Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, West End,
Btenham Place
Daley Arthur M., ticket agent Chicago & North-
western Railway, dwl Occidental Hotel
Daley Charles H., salesman with Marcus C. Haw-
ley & Co., dwl 38 McAllister
Daley Dennis, laborer Laborer's Pro', and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Daley George, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Daley James, teamster with William Kerr, dwl 909
Battery, rear
Daley James, workman Selby's Smelting Works
North Beach
Daley James W., blacksmith with Nelson & Doble,
dwl Presidio
Daley Johu, (McArdle & D.) dwl 777 Market
Daley John, blacksmith helper with W. S. Phelps
& Co., dwl Tehama, Bernal Hights
Daley John, laborer with Whitney &. Freese, SE
cor Steuart aud Mission
Daley Johu H., U. S. bargeman Vallejo Street
Wharf, dwl West End
Daley John S., general agent Chicago and North-
western Rail way, office 445 Cal, dwl Lick House
Daley Maurice, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart aud Mission
Daley Michael, laborer, dwl 788 Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Daley Michael, laborer with Charles E.'Haseltine,
S3 Steaart
Daley Michael, laborer with Pope & Talbot, dwl
632 Third
Dak-y Patrick, (Daley $ Gallagher) i dwl 428 Ship'
Daley William, bookkeeper with Davis & Cowell,
dwl 78 Everett
Daley William, laborer, dwl 049 Stevenson, rear
Daley & Gallagher, (Patrick Daley and Patrick
Gallagher) fruit, 209 Washington
Daley— see Dailey, Daily and Daly
Dalgien Gruetaf, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Dall Christopher ('.. master mariner, dwl 733 Bdwy
Dallam Richard 15., (Armes & D.) dwl 5-28 Sutter
Dallas A. G, (colored) hairdresser with Chester
Bass
Dallae James L.. bookkeeper with William S. Moss
& Co., res Oakland
Dallemand Albeit, salesman, 22 Bat, dwl 708 Ellis
Dalliba Henry S., agent Sacramento Record, dwl
2 IS Minna
Dallott A. G., laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl SW
cor Pierce and Eddy
Dalrymple William H., clerk City and County Tax
Collector's office, dwl cor How and Sixteenth
Daltou Annie, seamstress, dwl 111 Sixth
Dalton Daniel W., laborer, dwl Fort Point
Daltou Edward, agent Contra Costa Laundry Asso-
ciation, dwl 620| Minna
Daltou Edward, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 360
Jessie
Dalton Eugene, stonemason Laurel Hill Cemetery,
dwl NW cur Devieadero and Pacific
Dalton Frank, (Dalton & Gray) dwl 1213 Bush
Dalton George, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cali-
fornia
Dalton George P., miner, dwl 205 Sausom
Dalton .James, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
Dalton James R., express wagon, Davis bet Pacific
and Broadway, dwl 625 Davis
Dalton John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, dwl 429 Fremont
Dalton John, messboy Moses Taylor, Australia S. S.
Line
Dalton John, seaman, dwl 304 Beale
Dalton Michael, laborer, dwl 49 Jessie, rear
Dalton Michael, laborer, dwl 1121^ Folsom
Dalton Michael, painter, dwl W s Fillmore bet
Haight and Page
Dalton Michael, teamster with Kershaw & Twing,
dwl 9 Ritch
Dalton P. E.,(Hallett, Bartlett & D. and Critten-
den 8? D.J dwl Russ House
Dalton Richard, confectionery, 204 Pacific
Daltou Thomas, painter, dwl 22 Turk
Dalton William, stonecutter, dwl 208 Seventh, rear
DALTON & GRAY, (Frank Dalton and James
M. (jray) produce commission, 406 Davis
Daly Alexander, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 261 Octavia
Daly Bernard, solicitor, Overland House
Daly Bernard H., foreman S. F. Co-operative
Printing Co., dwl 521 Jones
Daly Bridget, (widow) dwl 5 Tehama
Daly Catherine, (widow) dwl 514 Howard
Dalv Cornelius, lab Cent. P. R. R.. dwl 318^ Ritch
Daly Daniel, laborer, dwl 336 Main
Daly Daniel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Daly Daniel J. . stoves and tinware, 10 Fourth
Daly David, (Mulloy & D.J dwl S s Perry nr Fifth
Daly Dennis, laborer, dwl 34 Hayes
Daly Dennis, teamster, dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley
Daly Donald, laborer, dwl 47 Minna
Daly Edward, seaman Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line
Daly Edward F., butcher, dwl Ns Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Daly Eugene, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl cor Market and Larkin
Daly F., student Heald's Business College, dwl 612
Mission
Daly Felix, real estate dealer, dwl 612 Mission
Daly Francis, carpenter, dwl cor Park Avenue and
Columbia, Bernal Hights
Daly Francis, cutter with Marks & Leviusky, dwl
W s Mission nr Twelfth
Daly George, foreman Alta.job office, dwl 316 Green
Dalv George, printer with Mahon, Rapp, Thomas &
'Co., dwl 10 Harlan Place
Daly Harry, piledriver, dwl 129 Jackson
Daly James, (Daly & Hawkins J dwl 612 Mission
Daly James, (Daly & Ward) dwl 1212 Howard
Daly James, blacksmith with Taber & Cunning-
ham, dwl 608 Natoma
Dalv James, clerk and draftsman, dwl Cosmopolitan
'Hotel
Daly James, laborer, dwl 66 Natoma
Daly James, laborer, dwl 434 Natoma
Daly James, laborer, dwl 1107 Pine
Daly James, laborer, dwl Tehama nr Norwich,
Denial Hights
Daly James, laborer with John Molloy, dwl 1107
Pine
Daly James W., blacksmith, dwl 728 Market
Daly Jeremiah, porter with S. W. Roseustock &
Co., dwl 31 Fifth Avenue, rear
Daly John, coachman, dwl 25 Perry
Daly John, drayman, dwl Ns Post bet Buchanan
and Laguna
Daly John, marbleworker with John Daniel & Co.,
dwl 268 Stevenson
Daly John, shoemaker with Orrin Jones
Daly John B., collector Alta California
Daly John H., deputy sheriff City Hall, dwl West
'End
Daly Laurence, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 753 How
Daly Margaret Miss, cloakmaker, dwl 5 Tehama
Daly Martin, laborer Golden State Iron Works
Daly Michael, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sansom
and Greenwich
Daly Michael, laborer, dwl 47 Minna
Dalv Michael, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Daly Michael, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 829
Folsom
Daly Michael, driver N. B. & M. M. R., dwl NE
cor Folsom and Fourth
Daly Michael F., carriagemaker, dwl Ws Dolores
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Daly Patrick, bootblack, SW cor Davis and Vallejo,
dwl 727 Davis
Daly Patrick, hamessmaker with Main & Winches-
ter, dwl 351 Jessie
Daly Patrick, helper with Joshua Hendy, dwl 217
Beale
Daly Patrick, laborer, dwl 428 Shipley
Daly Patrick, laborer, dwl Miller Place
Daly Patrick, special policeman, dwl Oriental Hotel
Daly Patrick, special policeman, dwl BrJO Mont
Daly Peter, (Hanson & Co.) dwl NE cor Jackson
and Drumm
Daly Peter, stevedore, dwl 15 Ohio
Daly Robert, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 820
Mission
Daly Rosa Mrs., dwl 10 Harlan Place
Daly Thomas, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl E s Ivy nr Franklin
Daly Thomas, driver Front St, M. & O. R. R., dwl
277 Minna
Daly Thomas, janitor South San Francisco School
Daly Thomas, laborer, dwl 5 Bernard
Daly Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor
Broderick and Ellis
Dalv Thomas, laborer with Pope & Talbot, dwl 632
"Third
Daly Thomas, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Daly Thomas, printer, dwl 39 Natoma
Daly Thomas, pressman, dwl 30 Dora
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SOHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
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191
Daly Thomas J., clerk with James Bryson, dwl 503
Hyde
Daly Thomas W., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Fifth and Folsom
Daly Timothy, expresswagon, dwl 361 Eleventh
Daly William, actor, dwl 6 Calhoun
Duly William, clerk Bamher & Co.'s Express, SW
"cor Jackson and Davis
DALY & HAWKINS, ( James Daly and Michael
Hatch in*) real estate agents, office 220 Mont
DALY A- WARD, (James Daly and Hubert
Ward ) importers and wholesale wines and liq-
uors. 311 Sacramento
Daly — See D uley, Daily, Daley, and Dayley
Dam George W., (Dam Sf BlanchardJ res Oak-
land
DAM A- BLANCHARD, {George W. Dam and F.
H.JBlanckard) real estate agents, housebrokers,
and rent collectors, office 320 Montgomery
Duma? Norab, (widow) dwl 317 Jessie
Dameron J. P., attorney -at-law, office and dwl S02
Montgomery
Damery Thomas, laborer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Dames Elise M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 55 South Park
Dames William W., photographer with C. E. Wat-
kins, dwl 204 Seventh
Damkroeger Daniel A. .porter, 11 Mont,dwl llllPac
Damkroeger Gottlieb, carpenter and builder, dwl
11 li Pacific
Damm Adam, musician, dwl 806 Kearny
Dammell Thomas, waiter Russ House
Dammer Fritz, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Dammes Ernest, cigarmaker, dwl 5 Cottage Place
Damon Andrew, laborer with P.M.S.S.Co.
Damon Charles W., carpenter, dwl 655 Minna
Damon Dexter, collector, office 506 Montgomery,
dwl 1111 Clay
Damon George, calker with P.M.S.S.Co.
Damon George D.. shipcarpenter, dwl 1208 Folsom
Damon James E. , loan and real estate, office 506
Blonriromery, dwl 1111 Clay
Damon Newton F., machinist with Samuel Hill,
dwl NW cor Bryant and Dora
Damon Seth T., clerk with Samuel Hill, dwl 1201
Sacramento
Damonte Antonio, confectioner with Rothschild &
Eh renp fort, dwl 1104 Dupont
Damonte Lorenzo, driver with Onesti & Biagi, dwl
505 Filbert, rear
Damory Timothy, longshoreman, dwl Eeker bet
Folsom and Clementina
Damrell Daniel, assistant-foreman Alta California
composition rooms, dwl Twenty-fourth bet
Howard and Folsom
Damrell Frank W., clerk with Coffin & Mayhew,
dwl SE cor Twenty-first and Howard
Dams Henry, teacher German, dwl 1407 Powell
Dana Charles P., student with Cowles & Drown,
dwl 663 Harrison
Dana George S., (Dana &. Codington) dwl cor
Gough and Lombard
Dana N.J.T., dwl 663 Harrison
Dana & Codington, {George S. Dana and William
H. Codington) glue manufacturers, cor Gough
and Lombard
Danaber Patrick H., salesman, 136 Kearny, dwl 771
Market
Danahey John, cook Manhattan House, 705 Front
Danavan Patrick, laborer, dwl 300 Tehama, rear
Danciart Etienne, wines and liquors, 1206 Dupont,
dwl 1223 Dupont
Dancy Alexander, waiter, dwl 254 Jessie
Dane James H., clerk with Barnes & Bowie, dwl
1231 Filbert
Danegri Agostino, with J. P. Tenthorey & Co.,
dwl Dupont bet Green and Union
Danehy Charles J., hackman, dwl 611 Howard
Danehy Timothy, laborer, dwl 264J Stevenson
Danenfelder Philip, cabinetmaker with Kragen &
Geishaker, dwl 79 Stevenson
Daneri Antonio, crockery and hardware, 504 Front,
dwl 803 Vallejo
Daneri Bartolomo, with J. P. Tenthorey & Co.
DANERI F. & Co., (Henry Casanova) importers
and jobbers wines and liquors, 504 Front
Daneri Francisco, (F. Daneri & Co.) res Genoa,
Italy
Daneri John, fruitstore, 1122 Stockton
Daneri Thomas, manufacturer macaroni, dwl 6
Bartol
DANEY G. & S. M. Co., (Lyon Co., Nev.) office
419 California
Danforth Edwin, bookkeeper Broadway Bonded
Warehouse, dwl 1200 Mason
Dangers D., Waiter, 27 Kearny, dwl 17 Morton
Dangers Harry, clerk with John H. Molk, dwl
NW cor Green and Dupont
Danglada Antonio, salesman with M. Ullmamj &
Co.. dwl 18 Prospect Place
Danglada Ignacio, bookkeeper N. P. Trans. Co.,
dwl 1114 Clay
Dangueuger Alfred, (A. L. Nolf S? Co.) dwl cor
Seventeenth and Valencia
Danhauser Moritz, groceries and liquors, 500 Hayes
Daniel John, (John Daniel & Cojdwl 1110 Market
DANIEL JOHN & CO., Co-operative Marble
Works, 421 Pine
Daniel Johu M., dwl 517 Howard
Daniel Julian, wheelwright, dwl N s Sixteenth
Avenue bet P and Q, South S. F.
Daniel Peter, liquor saloon, 932 Kearny
Daniel William L., plumber with Thomas Day, dwl
Twenty-fourth bet Noe and Castro
Danielewitz Isidor, clerk with Parker & Roche,
dwl 214± Sixth
Danielewitz Joseph, drygoods, 214| Sixth
Danielewitz Samuel, eigarmaker, dwl 746 Mission
Daniell Thomas, shipjoiner, dwl 900^ Filbert
Daniels Annie, (widow) actress, dwl 811 Market
Daniels Benjamin, gardener, dwl 409 Hayes
Daniels Charles D., clerk Pacific Glass Works, dwl
NE cor Mississippi and Solano
Daniels Emil, steward, dwl Prescott House
Daniels Emma, (widow) dwl 803 Mission
Daniels John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Daniels John H. M., pictnreframemaker with S. &
G. Gump, dwl 1212 Kearny
Daniels Joseph, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Co., dwl
514 Taylor
Daniels Joseph, shoemaker with S. W. Roseustock
& Co., dwl 117 Natoma
Daniels S. Houston, clerk Bank California, dwl
514 Taylor
Daniels W., barkeeper, dwl Government House
Daniels William E., clerk with Jonathan C. Mc-
Kewer, dwl 527 Powell
Danielson Bendix, porter, 19 Sansom, dwl 18 San
Danielson D., machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Dankee Stephen, mate steamer Contra Costa, res
San Rafael
Daukemeyer Frederick, butcher, 1026 Market
D.mkemeyer Henry, porter, 120 San, dwl 16 Harriet
Dann Augustus, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Dann Frederick P., attorney-at-law, office 604
Merchant, dwl 917 Powell
Dannahee Timothy, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howifrd
Dannals Charles W., with Maxim Gas Co., dwl
W s Valencia nr Ninteenth
Danueuberg Amalie Mrs., ladies and children's furn-
ishing goods, 24 Montgomery"
Danneuberg Joseph, merchant, dwl 24 Montgomery
Dannet Herman, steward with J. P. Manciet, dwl
E s Valencia nr Thirteenth
J023"ES, PULLMAIST & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkercniefs.
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WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Dannel Mme, dwl 132] Dupont
Dannel Peter, laborer Martin's Restaurant
Dam fi '/(!• Frederick P., cabinetmaker, dwl 77 Stev
user Louis, paperboxmaker with Max Waiz-
man, dwl 500 Haves
DANNHEIMER LOUTS, merchant tailor, GIG
Clay, dwl 9 William
Dauove Domenico, laborer with Brignardello
Macchiavello & Co., dwl 44^i Union
Danson Henry, seaman schooner \V. H. Stevens,
23 Market
Danston John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Dantscher Otto, tailor with John Cooper, dwl 923
Bush
Danwolf William, butcher with P. Wegner, dwl
31 6 Sixth
Danzel Gustavus, (R. Feuerstein & Co.) dwl 1903
Stockton
Danziger Henry, watch.es and jewelry, 313 Kearny,
dwl 412 Ellis
Darby .'olm, seaman ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 1? Steu
DARBY WILLIAM E., attorney-at-law, office 20
Montgomery Block, dwl Morton House
Darche Francois, groceries and liquors, 913 Wash
Darcy Edward, boarding, 133 Folsom
Darcy James, plasterer, dwl 250 Tehama
Darcy John, laboi'er with C. E. Haseltine, 3G Steu
Darcy Matthew J., boilermaker S. F. Boiler
Works, dwl 415 First
Darcy Patrick, (O'liourke & Co.) dwl 957 Bryant
Darcy Peter, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Darcy Thomas, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
50 Natoma
Dargan Moro, dwl 811 California
ifaigan Timothy, laborer, dwl S s Chestnut bet
Webster and Filmore
Dargie Thomas T., compositor Evening Bulletin
Dargie William E., compositor Evening Bulletin
Dark Joseph, bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl 317 Tehama
Darling A. C, shipcarpenter, dwl 31 Russ
Darling Benjamin, dwl What Cheer House
Darling Francis, dwl 6 Scotland
Darling George, laborer, dwl W s York bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Darling Henry T., varnisher with W. G.' Weir,
dwl 725 Natoma
Darling Louis, upholsterer with E. C. Kennedy,
dwl cor Mission and Second
Darling Nero, tailor, dwl 934 Kearny
Darling Wilkie, merchant, dwl 1210 Turk
Darling William A., invoice recorder Custom
House, dwl 703 Post
Darr Christopher, gon and locksmith, 103 Com
Darragh Patrick, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Darragh Patrick, special policeman, dwl 305 Fremont
Darragh Patrick, watchman, dwl 327 Main
Darrah Joseph L., machinist, dwl 31 Hunt
Dan i. nun Leonce, laundry, dwl Old San Jose Road,
nr Thirtieth
Darrin M. K, with S. I. Darrin, dwl Russ House
Darrin Sidney I., magnetic healer, office 128 Kear-
ny, dwl Grand Hotel
Dart George, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, dwl i l Drumm
DART PUTNAM C, shipping and commission
merchant, office 313 California, res Oakland
Dartmouth M. Co., (Grass Valley, (Jul.) office 419
California
Darwin Charles B., assistant district attorney, city
and comity, (and Darwin & Murphy) office
7/9 Montgomery, dwl (313 Stockton
DARWIN & MURPHY, (Charles D. Darwin and
Dana/ J. Murphy) attorneys-at-law, office 729
Montgomery
DARYES RICHARD, Mechanics' Own saloon, 30
Fremont, dwl 5 Minna
Dase Catherine, dwl 1417 Kearny
Dasey Jerome, liquor saloon, 997 Mkt, dwl 5:20 Stev
Dasey — See Dacey
Dash Thomas, stevedore with Whitney & Freese
Dasha John, driver with Cuvellie & Ryan, dwl
7 01 Mission
Dasha Mary A. Miss, seamstress, dwl 7(11 Mission
Dashaway Hall, S s Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Dashaway Stable, 11:2 Post
Dass dames, butcher, dwl 1597 Pacific
Dastugue Julia Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1021 Market
Dastugue Gabriel, butcher, 7 S. F. Market, dwl 1110
Sacramento
Dato Paul, (Oulif, D. & Co.) dwl 513 Post
Danger George, carpenter, dwl 634 Vallejo
Daugherty I)., dwl What Cheer House
Damn George, sexton Jewish Cemetery, dwl SW
cor Day and Dolores
Dauphin Joseph, typefounder with Hagar & Co.,
dwl 731 California
Dauphinot E. & Co., fancy and dry goods, 05 i Wash
Dauphinot Emile, (E. Dauphinot & Co.) dwl 820
13roadway
Dans Isidor, merchant, dwl 1339 Dupont
Dans Susan, fancy goods, 1339 Dupont
Dauterman William L., inspector Custom House,
dwl W s Laguna nr Sutter
Dauth J. M., hairdresser, 125 Seventh
Dauth John J., shoemaker with Dennis Healey, dwl
NE corner Kearny and Broadway
Davega Benjamin F., salesman, 539 California, dwl
1513 Powell
Davenport Andrew J., painter, dwl 1302 California
Davenport Annie Miss, actress, dwl 23 Stevenson
Davenport Charles W.,(Van Winkle &D.) U5 Mkt
Davenport D. P., carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Davenport Frank W., apprentice Phoenix Iron
Works, dwl 1302 California
Davenport John, stockdealer, dwl 150 Natoma
Davenport Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl 1011
Battery, rear
Davenport Richard, cook steamer Petal uma, dwl
21 Scott Place
Davenport Stephen, dwl S s Willow Av nr Laguna
Davenport Thomas, bookkeeper Bank California,
res Alameda
Davenport Thomas, upholsterer with N. Bush, dwl
Potrero, South S. F.
Davenport William, whipmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 150 Natoma
Daver James II., tinsmith with R. B. Owens, dwl
SOS Folsom
Davert John, laborer, dwd 112 Shipley
Davey George, carpenter II. C. League, 128 Kearny
Davey John, driver with Francis O. Kane, dwl 1002
Howard, rear
Davey Joseph, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 902 Montgomery
David Allen, employee N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 300
Fourth
David August, stoves and tinware, 1009 Stockton,
dwl 6 John
David Benjamin, shoemaker with H. M. Beers &
Co., dwl -135 Pine
David Crockett S. M. Co., (Mono Co. Gal.) office 302
Montgomery
David Emil, musician, dwl 914 Jackson
David Jules, commission merchant, dwl 911 Market
Davidson Adam, dairyman, dwl 514 Third
Davidson Alexander, cooper with Cutting & Co.,
dwl 28 First,
Davidson Alonzo, milk depot and stable, 421 Na-
toma
Davidson August, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
DAVIDSON B. & CO., bankers, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial
Davidson Benjamin, (B. Davidson & Co.) res Lon-
don
Davidson Charles W., windmillmaker with Atwood
& Bodwell, res Alameda
Davidson D., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
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Davidson David, shipearpenter, dwl N s Twenti-
eth nr Dolores
Davidson Donald, mining stocks and ore shipper,
338 Montgomery, dwl Union Club
Davidson Dorothea II., (widow) dwl 407 Third
Davidson Ernestine, (widow) dwl "258 Tehama
Davidson George, clerk with Pioche <& Bayerqne,
dwl 402'Larkin
Davidson George, storekeeper U. S. Subsistence
Depot, 565 Market, dwl SE cor Miss and Third
Davidson Harry, teamster with David. L. Earns-
worth, dwl 1^2 Eddy
Davidson Henry B., physician, office 22 Kearny,
dwl S s Ellis bet Laguna and Buchanan
Davidson Hugh, salesman with J. W. Davidson &
Co.. dwl 14 Ellis
Davidson Jacob, nioneybroker, office 311 Battery,
dwl 403 Tyler
Davidson James, woolsorter with John H. McAllis-
ter, dwl SE cor Columbia and Eighteenth
Davidson James D., locksmith and bellhanger, 812
.Montgomery, dwl 223 Stevenson
Davidson James T., driver with Alouzo Davidson,
dwl 421 Natoma
Davidson James W., (J. W. Davidson & Co.) dwl
444 Sixth
Davidson John, florist. NW cor Fol and Sixteenth
Davidson John W., (J. W. Davidson fy Co.) res
Annan, Scotland
Davidson Joseph, clerk with Jacob Davidson, dwl
403 Tvler
DAVIDSON J. W. & CO., (Raphael Weill, George
H. Huntsman, William Davidson and Henry
Weill) importers, wholesale and retail fancy
and domestic dry goods, White House, NW cor
Post and Kearny
Davidson J. W. & Co.. (Nicholas Bradigan) mor-
roco manufacturers, SE cor Brannan and Eighth
Davidson M. Miss, teacher colored school, NYV cor
Taylor and Vallejo
Davidson Marcus, crockery, 231 Sixth
Davidson Matthew, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Davidson Meyer, merchant ( Mokelurnne Hill J
office 41b Market, dwl 324 Minna
Davidson N., dwl Union Club
Davidson Nathan, milkranch, cor Pennsylvania Ave-
enue and Sierra
Davidson Ole, woodcarver, dwl 147 Jessie
Davidson Samuel, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Davidson Sidney, driver with Alonzo Davidson,
dwl -121 Natoma
Davidson Solomon, glazier, dwl 1018 Powell
Davidson Solomon, peddler, dwl 3 Caroline
Davidson Thomas, laborer, dwl Es Capp nr Fif-
teenth
Davidson Thomas B., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Davidson Walter P., collector Bank California, dwl
402 Stockton
Davidson William, (J. W. Davidson, & Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
Davidson & Co., (Donald Davidson) commission
merchants, 338 Montgomery
Davidson — See Davison and Davisson
Davies David, first officer steamer Nevada, Austra-
lia S. S. Line
Davies David D., clerk with David Samuels, dwl
Morton House
Davies Douglas W., broker, dwl 1316 Jackson
Davies John, bakery and confectionery, 524| Sixth
Davies John P., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Davies John R., expresswagon, 402 Pine, dwl 1312
California
Davies Shadrack, cabinetmaker, 904 Clay, dwl N s
Washington bet Jones and Leavenworth
Davies Stephen L., livery and sale stable, 17 Turk
Davies William C., rigger, dwl 260 Stevenson
Davies William H., physician, office and dwl 120
O'Farrell
Davignon N., shoemaker with D. W. Emerson &
Co., dwl 320 Jessie
Davis .Airs., dwl Niantic Hotel
Davis A. B., Mrs., furnished rooms, 731 Bush
Davis Abraham, fancy goods, 50 Second, dwl 87
Everett
Davis Abraham, glazier, dwl 130 Natoma
Davis Abraham, junkdealer, dwl E s Bartlett bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
D vis Albert E., real estate, dwl Gill Stockton
Davis Alfred A., seaman, hds 127 Folsom
Davis Alvin 11., carpenter, dwl 711 California
Davis Amos O., bricklayer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
9 19 Mission
Davis Andrew McF., (Horace Davis & Co.) dwl
1802 Van Ness Avenue
Davis Anna P., (widow) dwl 339 Minna
Davis Ansley G., proprietor Golden Rule Bazaar,
419 Kearny, dwl 730 Geary
Davis Barnum, glazier, dwl 957 Folsom
Davis Caroline B., (widow) dwl 532 Stevenson
Davis Charles, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Davis Charles, caiker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Davis Charles, captain, dwl W s Buchanan nr
Geary
Davis Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Davis Charles, cook barkentine Melancthon, 1
Howard
Davis Charles, (colored) kalsomining and whitening,
NE cor Washington and Montgomery, dwl SW
cor Jackson and Powell
Davis Charles, laborer, dwl 574 Sixth
Davis Charles B., calker, dwl 361 Minna
Davis Charles E., bookkeeper with Parker, Watt-
son &. Co., res Oakland
Davis Charles E., calker, dwl 255 Stevenson
Davis Charles \V., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Davis Daniel, merchant, dwl 1014 Stockton
Davis David, fancy goods, 56 Second, dwl 87 Everett
Davis David E., salesman, 205 Mont, dwl 224 Minna
Davis D. D., dwl Morton House
Davis Edmund, (colored) porter, dwl 1106 Wash
Davis Edward, carpenter II. C. League, 128 Kearny
Davis Edward, shipearpenter, dwl 409 Geary
Davis Edwin H., salesman with C. P. Van Schaack
& Co., dwl 1118 Sacramento
Davis Ellis, nightclerk International Hotel
Davis Erwin, capitalist, dwl SW cor Cal and Powell
Davis Eugene G., salesman, 419 Kearny, res Oak-
laud
Davis Frank P., porter, 314 Pine, dwl 1312 Cal
Davis Franklin A., ( Sedgley <& D) dwl 16 Guy PI
Davis Frederick, liquor saloon, 3 Broadway
Davis George, boxmaker with Ilobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 103 First
Davis George, carpenter with Middlemas &■ Boole,
dwl 308 Beale
Davis George, expresswayon, dwl 46 Steuart
Davis George, plasterer, dwl 460 Sixth
Davis George, seaman, dwl 256 Spear, rear
Davis George B., tailor, dwl 1118 Sacramento
Davis George E., compositor with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 727 Broadway
Davis George H., merchant, office with Horace
Davis & Co., res Europe
Davis George L., plasterer, dwl 238 Seventh, rear
Davis George W., carpenter, dwl 362 Jessie
Davis George W,, contractor, dwl 124 Sansom
Davis Gilman B., lithographic printer with G. T.
Brown & Co., dwl 532 Stevenson
Davis Harris, furniture, 816 Montgomery
Davis Henry, carpenter with Cole & Haskell, dwl
550 Jessie
Davis Henry C, (Heald & D.) dentist, office SW
cor Montgomery and Bush, bds 713 Bush
DAVIS HENRY L., president California Trust
Co., office 421 California, dwl 1231 Washington
JONES, PULLMAN. & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all kinds.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Davis Herbert J., salesman with Hardie & Frede-
ricks, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Davis Horace, (Horace Davis & Co. ) dwl 1009
Stockton
DAVIS HORACE & CO., ( Andrew McF. Davis)
proprietors Golden Gate Flour Mills, 41-45
First.
Davis Isaac E., (Davis & Gotcell) dwl 28 South
Park
Davis Isidor, tailor, -104 Third
Davis Jacob, hairdresser with George Held, dwl
1219 Turk
Davis Jacob Z., (Boyd Sc D.) dwl 230 Green
Davis .lames, bricklayer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
949 Mission
Davis .James, carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl 531
Bryant
Davis James, engineer Beale Street Planing Mill,
dwl 47 Jessie
Davis .lames, plasterer, office and dwl 328 Mont
Davis James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Davis James, shoemaker, dwl Ns Natoma nr Eighth
Davis James, waiter Grand Hotel
Davis James H., foreman with Dewey & Co., dwl
623 Howard
Davis J. B. F., special agent, Home Mutual Life
Ins. Co., dwl 1031 Dolores
Davis Jefferson, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Davis J. G., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Davis J. H., seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Davis J. M., porter, and extrainan Hook tfcLadder
Company No. 1, S.F.F.D.
Davis John, cabinetmaker, dwl Ss Nineteenth nr
Folsom
Davis John, calker, dwl 17 Clementina
Davis John, carpenter, dwl N s Bdwy nr Franklin
Davis John, laborer, dwl 724 Lombard
Davis John, paperhanger with George W. Clark,
dwl San Bruno Road
Davis John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Davis John, tinsmith, dwl 1415 Clay
Davis John, workman Selby's Smelting Works,
North Beach
Davis John H., hackman, dwl 916 Montgomery
Davis John M., laborer Custom House, dvvl 108
Second
Davis Joseph P.W., compositor Examiner, dwl 1609
Mason
Davis Joshua, barkeeper, 613 Sacramento, dwl SE
cor Sacramento and Battery
Davis J. S., clerk Cent.P.R.R.
Davis Lewis, driver with Patrick J. Gallagher, dwl
N s Natoma bet Eighth and Ninth
Davis Lucy B. Mrs., dressmaking and fancy goods,
105 Sixth
Davis M., confectionery, 246 Sixth
Davis Marks, expresswagon, 301 Battery, dwl 443
Natoma
Davis Marks, tailor, 753 Mission
Davis Mary Mrs., milliner, dwl 1016 Stockton
Davis Mary, (widow) dwl SEcor Seventh and Bran
Davis Max, (B. Schonwasser & Co. J dwl 339 Eddy
Davis Max, glazier California Planing Mill, dwl
164| Tehama
Davis Max, tailor, dwl 1040 Folsom
Davis Milo S., (Amos 8? D.J dwl 211 Fourth
Davis Morris, e'xpresswagon, SW cor Bush and
Kearny, dwl 87 Everett
Davis Morris W., with Central R. R. Co., dwl
421 Sixth
Davis Moses, machinist S.P.R.R., dwl 531 Bryant
Davis Murray, (HavUand, Hooper & Co.) res Oak-
land
Davis N. R., physician, office 609 Sacramento, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Davis Peter P., restaurant keeper, dwl 913 Dnpont
Davis R. D. W., auctioneer with Greenebauui >fe
Co., dwl 731 Bush
Davis Rebecca, (widow) dwl 293 Clementina
Davis Richard, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Davis Richard A., ( S.F. Laundry Association) dwl
S s Ellis bet Fillmore and Steiner
Davis Richard E., bookkeeper, dwl 42 Everett
Davis Kb hard P., rigger, office 524 Battery
Davis Robert, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Davis Robert, porter, 315 Front, dwl 56 Everett
Davis Robert, seaman, dwl 131 Harrison
Davis Robert, stevedore, dwl 210 Leavenworth
Davis Russell, (colored) teamster, dwl NW cor
Hyde and Vallejo
Davis Samuel, bricklayer, dwl 412 Bush
Davis Samuel, capitalist, office 316 California, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Davis Samuel, merchant, dwl 255 Minna
Davis Samuel T., compositor Examiner, dwl 1012
Montgomery
Davis Sarah, (widow) dwl 124 Olive Avenue
Davis Sarah A., (widow) furnished rooms, 320 and
326 Kearny
Davis Simon, clerk, 532 Kearny, dwl 339 Eddy
Davis Solomon, bookkeeper with C. L. Taylor &
Co., dwl 13 Verona Place
Davis Solon H., with Andrew McAleer & Co., dwj
1014 Green
Davis Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Davis Thomas J., U.S. mail agent S.F. Post Office,
dwl 6 Montgomery
Davis W., (widow) furnished rooms, NW cor Spring
and Summer
Davis W. A., dwl -What Cheer House
Davis Warren J., clerk City and County Attorney,
office City Hall
Davis William, barkeeper with James H. Reynolds,
dwl 1219 Stockton
Davis William, ornamental plasterer with Samuel
Kellett, dwl Hunter's Point
Davis William, sawyer California Planing Mill, dwl
cor Second and Tehama
Davis William, (colored) whitewashing and plaster-
in.;., 326 Third, dwl 1212 Pacific
Davis William, woodturner California Planing Mill,
dwl 1228 Pine
Davis William C, teamster with Wiggett & Co.,
dwl SE cor Broadway and Mason
Davis William E., planer with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 623 Howard
Davis William G., (Sheperd & D.) dwl Meigg's Wbf
Davis William H., farmer, dwl 110 Eleventh
Davis William H., lumber inspector U. S. Navy
Yard, Mare Island, dwl 9 Hubbard
Davis William J. , Ellis Bakery, 23| Sec, dwl 25 Sec
Davis Wolf, peddler, dwl N s Post bet Scott and
Devisadero
Davis Wood B., conductor Cent. R. R.,dwl 431 Sixth
Davis W. W., assorter Pioneer Woolen Mills
Davis W. W., bookkeeper, dwl 333 Bush
DAVIS & CO WELL, (Isaac E. Davis and Henry
Cowcll) dealers Santa Cruz lime and cement,
NE cor Front and Washington, and SE cor
Market and Main
Davison Alexander, cooper, dwl 28 First
Davison Charles E., boarding and lodging, 606 Fol
Davison Constance, (widow) dwl 115 Taylor
Davison Henry, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Davison William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Davisson Robert G., (Tobin, D. S,- Co.) dwl 1110
Taylor
Davisson — see Davidson
Davleu Matthew, policeman, dwl 524 Sixth
Davy Joseph, haruessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 900 Montgomery
Davy Maria, (widow) dwl 842 Mission
Davy N., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
Daw Edward, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Daw Edward, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 aud 716 Kearny Street, Importers end Jobbers
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Daw Edward, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 318
Main, rear
Dawers William, driver Pacific Brewery, dwl 271
Tehama
Dawes Lizzie A. Miss, dressmaker, 782 Harrison
Dawes Richard C, cleric S. P. & P. Lead Pipe and
Shot Works, res Brooklyn, Alameda County
Dawes William Mrs., dwl 030 Filbert
Dawson George, waiter New York Bakery, dwl
769£ Mission
Dawson George C, salesman with Payot, Upham &
Co., dwl 8 William
Dawson G. V., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Dawson Hezekiah, tobacco, cigars and fruits, 19
Vallejo
Dawson John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Dawson John, laborer with Patrick Furlong
Dawson John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl cor
Union and Sausom
Dawson John, shipwright, dwl 31S Ritch, rear
Dawson Joseph, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Dawson Olive M., (widow7) select school, 25 Silver,
dwl NW cor Twenty-first and Diamond
Dawson William, hairdresser with L. Hamfman,
dwl W s Sausom bet Union and Green
Dawson William, laborer, dwl W s Sausom bet
Green and Union
Day Albert Ogden, painter, dwl 325 Montgomery
Day Bernhardt, carpenter, dwl 11 Jaspar Place
Day Edward, tailor with F. Ghio, dwl 1018 Mont
Day Frank M., compositor Alta California, dwl 222
Stockton
Day Franklin H., cashier S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works
Day George A., woodcarver with Warren & Kemp,
dwl 28 Washington Avenue
Day Henry, contractor, dwl 8 s Fifteenth nr Miss
Day James, (colored) waiter, dwl 119| Bernard
Day James E., teamster with Diggings <& Sous,
dwl N s Sutter bet Devisadero and Broderick
Day James S., stablekeeper, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Day John, foreman, steamer No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
dwl 1018 Montgomery
Day John, dwl 19 W'hite's Place nr Bryant
Day Joseph, driver Market St. R. R., dwl cor Sev-
enteenth and Mission
Day Joseph, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Day Kate M. Mrs., dwl 604 Pine
Day Patrick, laborer, dwl NW cor Lombard and
Webster
Day Patrick, miner, dwl California Avenue opp
Howard, Bernal Hights
Day Richard, bookkeeper, 26 Post, dwl 128 Kearny
Day Richard, hostler Kentucky Livery Stable, dwl
420 Pacific
Day Robert, paperhanger, 822 Mont, dwl 21 Stev
Day Robert, secretary Maxim Gas Co., 238 Mont-
gomery, dwl 128 Kearny
Day Sherman, civil engineer and surveyor, office
88 Montgomery Block
Day T. H., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
DAY THOMAS, importer and jobber gas fixtures,
gas pipes, etc., 732 Montgomery and 335 Pine,
dwl 630 Harrison
Dav Thomas S., with Thomas Day, dwl 2346 Wash
Day William, bootmaker, 837 Wash, dwl 921 Wash
Day William, drayman, dwl 22 Mary
Dayball Martin, laborer, dwl S s Sheridan bet
" Ninth and Tenth
DeAndris Biagio, chemist, dwl 788 Folsom
DeARCE L. PONTON, agent Challenge Soap
Works, S s Oregon bet Drumm aud Davis,
office 416 Sacramento, res Oakland
DeBar Henry, clerk 328 Bush
DeBernardo Carlo, cook George's Restaurant, 612
Sacramento
DeBerrio William, astrologer, dwl 411 Stockton
DeBlay Jules, officer with A. Laronche & Co., 825
Dupont
DeBlois George L., liquor saloon, 101 Steuart, dwl
1009 Harrison
DeBlois Silas D., draftsman with William Patton,
dwl 1076 Union
DeBoice , dwl 2449 Buchanan
DeBois Hiram, cook steamer Santa Cruz, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
DeBore William, carpenter, dwl 112 Steuart
DeBretteville Louis, dwl 636 Green
DeCasiilla Isabella, (widow) dwl 220 Third
DeChesne Henri A. M., druggist French Hospital
De Clair mont Ralph, bookkeeper with T. Lemmeu
Meyer, dwl 1802 Mason
DeClerc Charles, machinist with Charles O. Far-
ciot, dwl 526 Bush
DeClerc Henri Joseph Rev., pastor Notre Dame
des Victoires, dwl 526 Bush
DeCody Frank, driver, dwl 522 Filbert
DeCordy Thomas, metalroofer with H. G. Fiske,
dwl Golden Gate Hotel
DeCosta Jacob N., teacher Hebrew, dwl S s
Green nr Larkin
DeCuyper Charles, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
DeEnsign Ezekiah. enginedriver steamer No. 1,
S. F. F. D., dwl 419 Pacific
DeFiennes Henry, pressman Alta California, dwl
7 Auburn
DeFolly Carlo, teacher music, dwl 109 Geary
DeForest Joseph, merchant, office 221 Clay, dwl
Occidental Hotel
DeForrest John, conductor Central R. R.
DeFreitas A. V. Madame, dress and cloakmaker,
SW cor Clay and Powell
DeFreitas Vincent J., waiter, dwl SW cor Clay
and Powell
DEFREMERY H S., Custom House broker, 508
Battery-, res Oakland
DeFREMERY JAMES, consul for the Nether-
lands, agent Amsterdam Board of Underwrit-
ers, and president S. F. Savings Union, (and
James DeFremery & Go. J office 710 Sausom,
res Oakland
DeFREMERY JAMES & CO., (William C.B.
De Fremery) commission merchants, 710 San
DeFremery William C. B., (James, Da Fremery
Sf Co") res Oakland
DeFreville Eugene, fish dealer, dwl SW cor
Gough and McAllister
DeFrieze George W., clerk with Pool & Harris,
dwl 22 De Boom
DeGreayer Septimus S., bookkeeper, 403 Califor-
nia, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
DeGroot David A., special policeman, dwl cor
Second and Stevenson
DeGroot Harry, photographer, dwl 2044 Van Ness
Avenue
DeGroot Henry, editor, dwl 519 Sacramento
DeHaan Mary, (widow) dwl 361 Clementina
DeHart Edward J., manager with Jacob Under-
bill & Co., 118 Battery, dwl Grand Hotel
De Jarnett John B., (W. S. Green. & Co.) dwl 546
Howard
DeKay Drake, secretary Lower California Co.,
office 304 California
DeLaBar Macaja, contractor and builder, dwl 460
Natoma
DeLaFontaine Joseph, cooper S. F. &; P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl Fair Oaks ur Twenty-second
DeLaFontaiue Victor, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl 208 Clara, rear
DeLaFuente Federico, consul general for Peru, of-
fice and dwl Lick House
DeLaFuente Joachim, printer, dwl 1710 Mason
DeLaMONTAGNIE JOSEPH E., contractor,
office 10 Stevenson's Building, dwl 708 Stockton
DeLaMontanya George, tinsmith with James De
La Montanva, dwl 1120 Sacramento
DeLaMONTANYA JAMES, importer of stoves,
metals, etc., 214-220 Jackson, dwl 1510 Taylor
JONHS, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 28 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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DeLaMontanya Matthew, salesman with Tay,
Brooks & Backus, res Oakland
DeLaMontanya Matthew, Jr., assistant bookkeeper
with Tay, Brooke 4 Backus, res Oakland
DeLaTorri Antonio, carriagetrimmer with Kim-
ball Manufacturing Co., awl 221 Folsom
DeLacv diaries, clerk City Hall, dwl 122 Taylor
DeL gtiel J. B., clerk with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
( Occident il Hotel
DeLAGUNA A. De LEO, secretary and professor
modern languages, Pacific Business College, dwl
NE cor Jones and Union
DeLand Alvord, mining, dwl 540 Ellis
DeLand Charles, clerk, dwl 540 Ellis
DeLand John, clerk, dwl 540 Ellis
DeLande Stephen, varieties, 315 East, dwl Orien-
tal Hotel
DeLapre F., cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
DeLevere Emanuel, special policeman Vallejo St.
Wharf, dwl Ns Moulton Place nr Montgomery
D Long Frank C, salesman with Rockwell, Cove
& Co., dwl <:;34 Sutler.
DeLonge John B., (Bcez % De L.J dwl Hardie
Place
DeLoner Peter, porter, dwl 730 Pacific
DeLorme G. V., clerk with Cantin & Everett, bds
643 Folsom
DeLuca J., peddler, dwl 1006 Pacific
DeMand' James, jobber, dwl 131 Virginia
DeMartini Giovanni, shoemaker, 656 Pacific, dwl
14 Union Place
DeMartini Joseph, woodchopper with John Han-
non. dwl NE cor Union and Dapont
DeMartini Paul, vegetable peddler, dwl Burgoyne
Place
DeMello Domingo, bootmaker, dwl 240 Fifth
DeMello Joseph C, bootmaker, 240 Fifth
DeMontpreville Cyrille, lithographer, ?34 Mont
DeMnlford Jacob, (colored) cabinet, maker, 513
Bryant
DeNeen C, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
ire ro Point
DeNoon Robert P., contractor, dwl 410 Jones
DeNubis A., carpenter, II. C. League. 128 Kearny
DePas Charles B.. book-keeper with John J.
Marks & Co., dwl 555| Minna
DePass James M., real estate and money broker,
office 46 Exchange Building, dwl 108 Hyde
DePrefontaiue Jean J. R., teacher of music, dwl
3.11) Fifth
DePntron Jacob, carpenter and builder, dwl N s
Chestnut nr Dupont
DeRidder Peter, carpenter, NW cor Fourth and
Freelon
DeRO CHARLES, president S. F. & P. Sugar
Co.. office 215 Front, dwl 23 South Park
Dello Charles Jr., with S. F. & P. Sugar Co.,
dwl Si South Park
DeRonceray Louis, advertising agent, office 6 Gov-
ernment House, dwl 4 15 Bush
DeRoos J. Mdme, ladies' nurse, 25 Morton
DeRussy E. Rene, lieut. U. S. A., dwl Presidio
DeRussy Helen A., (widow) dwl 41 South Park
DeSabla Eugene, commission merchant, 304 Davis,
dwl 1019 Bush
DeServo Jesus, (widow), dwl 2 Virginia
DeSlaef Mansuet E., carriage painter with Kim-
ball Manufacturing Co., dwl 16 Virginia Place
DeSolla Isaac, upholsterer, dwl 152b Powell
DeSolla J. M., teacher languages, dwl 1526 Powell
DeSt. Germain Ferdinand, (J. Strahle & Co.), dwl
81 1 Jackson
DeStevenson James, miner, dwl 1109 Clay
S >eSt yak John G . clerk, Johnson House
DeTavel A., veterinary surgeon, 811 Howard
DeValk Henry, bagmaker with Babcock & Sut-
ton, dwl 108 Jackson
DeVaull John, butcher with Daniel Harris, Bdwl
206 Eleventh
DeVaurs Francis, laborer, dwl 1 Jasper PI, rear
DeVecchio Stephano, market, 1338 Dupont
DeVERCY A. F., real estate agent, office 502
Montgomery, dwl 015 Bryant
DeVillars Hector M., collector, room 5, SW cor
Montgomery and Jackson, dwl 326 Green
DeVillarson Oscar, lapidary, dwl 445 Fifth
DeVoe Thomas J. D., auctioneer with Moses H.
Lichtenstein. dwl 108 Virginia
DeVoll William W., compositor with Warren &
Co., dwl Government House
DeVoy John C, clerk with George B. Hitchcock &
Co., dwl 33 Oak Avenue
DeVries Thos., (De Vries <& Chase) dwl 719 Lorn
DeVries & Chase, (Thomas De Vries & James B.
Chase) stevedores, N s Vallejo bet Bat and San
DeWitt Albert P., porter S. F. Savings Union,
dwl 507 Eighth
DeWitt Benjamin F., barkeeper George's Sample
Rooms, GUI) Kearny
DeWitt John, assistant librarian S.F. Law Library,
dwl 14 Clinton
DeWitt Mortimer, (Clvjf & DeW.J dwl 1C6
Tehama
DeWitt William, proprietor Union House, 32 Steu
DeWolf O, piledriver with E. C. Boohar & Co.
DeWolfE. A. H., (widow) dwl 225 O'Farrell
DeWulf Bernard J., house and sign painter, 231
Fourth
DeYoung Amelia, (widow) dwl 15 Sixth
DeYoung Charles, (Charles DeYoung <& Co. J dwl
15 Sixth
DeYOUNG CHARLES & CO., (Michel H. De-
Young) proprietors S. F. Chronicle, office 504
Montgomery
DeYounu; Gustavus, publisher, dwl 1133 Folsom
DeYoung Michel H., (Charles DeYoung & Co.)
dwl 15 Sixth
DeYounsf Morris H., commission merchant, dwl
949 Mission
Deacon William, (Deacon & Bulger) dwl 530
Turk
DEACON & BULGER, (William Deacon and
Martin Bulger) machine works. 120 Main
Deady Cornelius, stairbuilder, dwl 1318 Kearnv
Dead'y Edward, contractor, dwl 229 Fell
Deakin Edwin, landscape painter, office 14 Geary,
dwl 508 Fell
Deakin Frederick, compositor with Cubery & Co.,
dwl 508 Fell
Deakin Robert, dwl 508 Fell
Deakin Walter, show case maker, 803 Mkt, dwl 508
Fell
Deal John R., salesman with Palmer Bros., dwl
1022 McAllister *
Dealey F. R., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Deambn George, Imp. Calkers Association, 713
Mission
Dean Benjamin D., physician, office 33 Kearny, and
president Industrial School Department, dwl
104 Stockton
Dean Charles, laborer with Thomas Mclnerney,
dwl 311 Broadway
Dean Francis M., clerk, 216 Battery, dwl SE cor
Ellis and Steiner
Dean George A., (Pacific Straw Works Co.,) dwl
55: i Minna
Dean James, expresswagon, cor Pine and Sanson:,
dwl N s Clay bet Hyde and Larkin
DEAN JAMES O., auditor Savings and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 1H4 Stockton
Dean James T.,(Bodgerst Meyer SfCo.) dwl Grand
Hotel
Dean John, drayman with C. F.Richards & Co., dwl
N s Clay liet Hyde and Larkin
Dean Peter, capitalist, office 419 Clay, dwl Grand
Hotel
Dean Peter A., bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 5 Oak
KILNTINGTOM", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Je^sop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
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DEAN WALTER E., secretary Chollar Potosi and
Imperial M. Cos., office 419 California, dwl
Lick House
Dean Warren Y., carriagetrimmer with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 121 Fourth
Dean William, laborer, dwl S s Fifteenth Avenue
nr Islais Creek, South S. F.
Dean William, laborer with P. M. S S. Co.
Dean William H., carrier Alta California, dwl NW
eor Florence and Vallejo
Dean William S., North Pacific Land agency, 306
Montgomery, dwl 839 Mission
Deane C. Tennyson, physician and surgeon, office
SE cor Montgomery and Sutter, dwl 8114 Stock
Deane Coll/ Williams, D.& Co.) dwl 1107 Stock
Deane David H., bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Deane George, laborer N.P.Trans.Co.S.S. Orizaba
Deane James, fireman N. P. Trans.Co.S.S. Orizaba
Deane James R.. paints, oils, window glass, etc.,
318 Clay, dwl 1115 Howard
Deane John, (Murphy, Grant 8f Co.) res Europe
Deane M. Mrs., teacher Eighth Street Grammar
School, dwl 610 Stevenson
Deane — See Dean, Deen and Dien
Dearborn True FT., passenger agent Kansas P. R.R.,
dwl 1130 Market
Deardorff John R., real estate agent, office 302
Montgomery, dwl 1069 Howard
Deardorff Solomon R., real estate agent, office 301
Montgomery, dwl Twentieth nr Guerrero
Dearing Octavius A., foreman printer with A. L.
Bancroft & Co., dwl S s Post nr Dupont
Dearinger Jeremiah, plasterer, dwl 20 Ruusch
Deary James, waiter, dwl 12 Hunt
Deas* Henry Jr., attorney-at-law, office 432 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1402 Polk
Deas John, fruits, dwL 41 Steuart
Deasey Jerome, liquor saloon, 997 Mkt, dwl 520 Stev
Deasey Thomas, hostler, dwl 214 Broadway
Deafly Cornelias, waiter with Barton S. Alexander,
30 South Park
Deaver Edward, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Deaves Alonzo, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gillmore
& Co., dwl 728 Market
Deaves Edwin, wood engraver, dwl 620 Taylor
Deaz Z. W., collector Bank California, dwl 137
Tehama
Debat John, cook, dwl SW cor Dnpout and Bdwy
Debernardi Carlo, cook, dwl 1390 Kearny
Debernardi Lugi, National restaurant, 518 Market
Debize Francois, farmer, dwl NW cor Church and
Twentieth
Debuey Gerard, capt steamer Donald, dwl 6 Page
Deburgb William, carpenter, dwl 12 Washington
Decbamps F. Mdme., laundress, dwl 315 Sutter
Dechaseaux Francis, clerk with Emil Lenormand,
dwl 123 Virginia
Dechenesy Henry, dwl 520 O'Farrell
Dechent Charles, gardener, dwl 1521 Bush
Deckelman Frank, hairdresser, dwl 14 Lafavette
Place
Decker Babara, (widow) dwl 624 Jessie
Decker Charles W. clerk with Charles E. Blake,
dwl SE cor Bush and Cemetery Avenue
Decker Christian, real estate, dwl 5 Harrison Av
Decker Jacob, liquor saloon, SE cor Bush and Cem-
etery Avenue
Decker John H., clerk with Richard Decker, SW
cor Hyde and California
DECKER MARTIN, National Exchange liquor
saloon, 434 Pine, dwl 1011 Mason
Decker Martin L., salesman with John C. Mor-
rison Jr., dwl 233 Eighth
Decker Peter, banker, dwl 47 South Park
Decker Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hyde and California
Decoto Company, (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
550 Clay ' '
Decourtieux Amand, butcher, 29 San Francisco
Market, dwl 725 Broadway
Dederky Henrv, (Dederky 8? Buss) dwl 333 Bush
DEDERKY <fc RUSS, (Henry Dederky and ./ cob
Buss J proprietors Niagara House, 331 and 333
Bush
Deen James S., clerk, dwl 754 Washington
Deegan Kate, (widow) laundress, dwl SE cor
Montgomery and Filbert
Deergardt Henry, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Deering Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, 664 Howard
Deering Charles J., merchant, office 419 Clay, res
Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
DEERING JAMES H., wholesale boots and shoes,
419 Clay, (and Deering Bros., Tuolumne Co. )
dwl 819 California
Deering John, butcher, dwl Seventh Av nr R.R.Av
Deering Mary, (widow) dwl 629J Minna
Deering Thomas, (Deering fy Barron) dwl 664
Howard
Deering William E., barkeeper with Gustavus
Meyers, dwl 1142| Market
Deering & Barron, (Thomas Deering & Corne-
lius Barron) liquor saloon, SW cor Georgia
and Shasta
Deering. — See Deiiflg
Deery Edward, teamster, dwl 707 Mission
Deery Francis, (Carroll & D.) dwl 282 Minna
Deery- Frank, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Deery James, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 219 C'em
Deery Thomas, (Downes $<• D.) dwl 414 Fourth
Dees Louis, driver American Bakery, dwl 2 Salmon
Deeth Charles H., night inspector Custom House,
dwl 2319 Howard
Deeth Jacob, (Jacob Deeth & Co.) dwl 2319 How
Deeth Jacob & Co., flour and grain, 203 Sacramento
Deetken L. G. Mrs., principal Broadway Primary
School, dwl 842 Mission
Defarge F., dwl 214* Sixth
Defannt Manuel, deckhand steamer Chiu dn Wan'
Deferrari G. B., painter and paperhanger, 1104 Dup
Deferrari Luigi, bootmaker, 1333 Dupont
Deither George, carpenter, dwl SW cor Fourth and
Mission
Defiganiere S. T., hairdresser, 1431 Dupont, dwl
408 Greenwich
Defoe Peter, Imp. Calkers' Association, 713 Mission
Degan Patrick, (Conroy & D.) dwl N s Clay bet
Devisadero and Broderick
Degan Philip, tannery, San Jose Road nr Indus-
trial School
Degear G. W., carpenter, dwl 532 Sixth
Degener Erick, merchant, office room 8, 109 Cali-
fornia, dwl 316 Pine
Degenhart Louis, (Poheim, D. & Co.) dwl 1406
Powell
Degin Ludolf, collarmaker with Horatio N. Cook,
dwl Mission n Twenty-sixth
Degorski John, tailor with Henry Steil, dwl 547
Mission
Degraaf John P., compositor with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl 917 Stockton
Degroote L. A., dwl 53? Sacramento
Dehan Mary, (widow) nurse, dwl 636 Green
Dehmke Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Riteh and Berry
Dehn Henrv, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber &,
Co., dwl 932 Market
Dehon T. M. J., real estate, dwl Union Club
Deichnian George, tinsmith, 305 Third
Deidrich Heinrich, Empire Bakery, SW cor Bush
and Mason
Deigneen Frank, solicitor American Exchange, dwl
107 Natoma
Deirs John, porter, dwl 617 Davis
Deitch Gottleib, tanner, dwl NE cor Capp and
Twenty-fifth
Deiter Henry, blacksmith, dwl 19 Morey Alley
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.-, 11G Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Eeticules.
WA.TKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY", 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Deivesmes Henry, cabinetmaker, G10 Vallejo, dwl
li Pollard Place
Dejean Leon, cook Occidental Hotel
Dekker Thomas, engineer, dwl 104 Steuart
Delafield Henry, cleric Custom House, dwl 661
Bryant
Delahanty John, law student with Lewis Shearer,
636 Clay
Del ah a n ty Michael, boarding, 28 Minna
Delahanty Michael, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
252 Stevenson
Delahanty Richard, longshoreman, dwl E s Clinton
bel Brannan and Townsend
Delahanty William, laborer, dwl 117 Beale, rear
Delahanty William, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Oriflamnie
Delahay James E., bricklayer, dwl 1057 Mission
Delamore John F., hostler with Eggleton & Green,
dwl NW cor Twenty-fifth and Castro
Delaney Alfred, express wagon, cor Sacramento and
Sansom, dwl N s Broadway nr Franklin
Delaney Bridget Miss, dwl 6 Card Alley
Delaney Edward, barkeeper, dwl 613 Jones
Delaney Edward, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Delaney Edward J., real estate, office 625 Merchant,
dwl NW cor Washington and Oetavia
Delaney George E., barkeeper with William W.
Haney, dwl 613 Jones
Delaney James, boatman with Michael McCarthy,
E s Front bet Broadway and Vallejo
Delaney James, laborer, dwl California Avenue nr
Folsom, Bernal Hights
Delaney John, longshoreman, dwl 21 De Boom
Delaney Michael, tailor, dwl 77S Harrison
Delaney Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Hoff Avenue bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Delaney Richard E.. groceries and liquors, San
Bruno Road nr Woolsey
Delaney Thomas, packer with Eureka Salt Co., dwl
644"Howard
Delaney Thomas, packer with U.S.A. Medical Pur-
veyor, dwl 173 Clara
Delaney William, (Sullivan & Co.) dwl 306 Sev-
enth, rear
Delaney William, miner, dwl 115 Second
Delaney William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Delaney William T., shipwright, dwl 27 Freelon
Delano A. G., Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Delano Charles M., bookkeeper with Wooster &
& Shattuck, dwl 440 Second
Delano George W., calker with P.M. S.S. Co., dwl
Montgomery House
Delano James, (Delano & Smith) dwl N s Twen-
tieth nr Guerrero
Delano Robert T., shipcalker, dwl 221 Harrison
Delano & Smith, (James Delano and Henry N.
Smith) market, N W cor Valencia and Twen-
tieth
Delany Annie Miss, dwl 211 Minna
DELANV CHARLES McC, attornevat law, office
519 Montgomery, dwl 1112 Jackson
Delany James, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
Delany John L., captain bark General Cobb, pier 17
Steuart, dwl 2019 Hyde
Delany Patrick, barkeeper, 112 Steuart
Delany Patrick, artesian well borer, dwl 764 How
Delany Stephen, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
Delany W. L., mate bark General Cobb, pier 17
Steuart
Delavau Eliza, (widow) dwl 826 Union, rear
Delavau Isaac E., clerk with James P. Crosett, dwl
826 Union, rear
Delaveaelle Raphael, cook with A. Laronche & Co.,
8^5 Dupont
Delay Dennis, plumber, dwl NE cor Valencia and
Sixteenth
Delay D. J., teacher St. Ignatius' College
Delay Timothy, laborer, dwl 26 Main
Delecolle William, fruits, SE cor Clay and Stock
Delettus William, longshoreman, dwl 14 Clay
Deley Richard, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Delfino August, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl 5
Robbins Place
Delfino Giacomo, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl 5
Robbins Place
Delfino Giovanni, hostler with Novella & Pitto
Delfs Julius, hairdresser with John Hammer-
schmidt, dwl Fell bet Franklin and Gough
Delfs Marcos, steward bark D. C. Murray, dwl 705
Battery
Delfs Marcus A., carpenter, dwl 705 Battery
Delicat Frederick, carpenter with Roeeler & Proff,
dwl S s Lombard bet Sausom and Montgomery
Deligne Alexander, wines and liquors, NW cor
Union and Dupont
Delis George, cook, 110 Sutter, dwl 1117 Kearny
Dell Charles L., carsealer Cent. P. R. R. dwl 29
South Park
Dell John ¥,..( Richardson, B. $■ Co J dwl 22Tehama
DELLEPIANE & CO., (Peter Alfentz) commis-
sion merchants and wholesale foreign produce,
424 Battery cor Washington
Dellex Elinor, (widow) dwl E s Valencia nr Seven-
teenth
Dellwig Erich, (Endris & D.) dwl 738 Howard
Dellwig Theodore, bakery and confectionery, 738
Howard
Delimiter Marvin H., carpenter, dwl 317 Fifth
Delmonico Restaurant, Lane Brothers proprietors,
41 Second
Deloche John B., (Dcloche & Corthay) dwl 704
Harrison
Deloche & Corthay, (John B. Deloche and Louis
Corthay) poultry, butter, eggs etc., 2 and 4
San Francisco Market
Delorme Frederick, painter and paperhanger with
Charles Scheggia, dwl 1337 Dupont
Delpodio Peter, tailor, dwl 728 Washington, rear
Delprat George R., clerk Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York, dwl 1* >3! > Sacramento
Delnis Conrad, dwl W s Mississippi bet Mariposa
and Solano
Demailly Paul, with C. Villard, SE cor Vallejo and
Stockton
Demangeon August, mirrormaker with Whittier,
Fuller & Co., dwl S s Stevenson bet Eighth
and Ninth
Demarest Jacob D., physician, office and dwl 617
Commercial
Demarest Maria, dwl 60S Shotwell
Demarschi Domenico, dwl Garibaldi House
Demartini Joseph, bootblacking, 531 California, dwl
N s Vallejo bet Kearny and Dupont
Demartini Paulo, gardener, dwl NW cor Eddy and
Buchanan
Demartini Peter, laundry agency and bootblacking,
226 Mont, dwl N s Vallejo bet Kearny and Dup
Demary Andrew, fireman steamer Yo Semite
Deznasini T. Rev., professor of French, St. Ignatius
College
DembyJolm, (colored) bootblack, 640 Clay
Dement John 1)., real estate, dwl Ws Folsom bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Demerest Frank, assistant janitor Boys' High School
Demerest James H, mason, dwl 10/8 Broadway
Demers John, driver Cent. R. R.
Demery Andrew, fireman, dwl 2 Pollard Place
Demetre Emanuel, seaman, dwl 5 Washington
Deuietz Henry, confectionery, SE cor O'Farreilaud
Larkin
Deming Charles, laborer with Wood Preserving
Co., dwl SW cor Berry and Fourth
Deming Edward O., (Deming, Palmer & Go. ) dwl
519 Hayes
Deming Halleck V., (Deming, Palmer & Co.) dwl
21u Sacramento
HUNTINGTON, HOPEXNS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
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Dealing Horace, carpenter, dwl 116 Sacramento
DEMING HORACE A., agent Howes' Sewing
Machines, 113 Kearny, dwl 219 Powell
Deming Joseph G., (Denting, Palmer & Co./ dwl
'210 Sacramento
DEMING, PALMER & CO., (Joseph G., Edward
O. and Halleck V. Deming and Jacob Palmer )
proprietors Capitol Mills, 116 Sacramento, and
Oakley Mills 210 Sacramento
Deming Peter, seaman, dwl SE cor Sacramento and
Drumm
Demmick Henry, foreman Holders' Union Iron
Works, dwl 27 Oak Grove Avenue
DemmoD Samuel B., laborer, dwl Railroad Lodgings
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE, rooms
624 Merchant
Demon Samuel B., clerk, dwl NW cor Pacific and
Kearny
Demoussais Nicholas, Lafayette Brewery, 725 Green
Dempsey Catherine E. Miss, goldcutter with G. W.
Rogers, dwl 1812 Dupont
Dempsey Daniel, stevedore Black Diamond Coal
M. Co., dwl 4 Beale Place
Dempsey James, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co. 's steam-
er Sacramento, dwl 509 Davis
Dempsey James, rigger, dwl 140 Natoma
Dempsey Jeremiah, marbleyard, 9 Taylor
Dempsey John, baker, dwl 89 Everett
Dempsey John, laborer, dwl 14 Clara
Dempsey Michael, cooper with Sweeney & Connor,
dwl NE cor Bush and Buchanan
Dempsev Patrick, bakery, 127 Fourth
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, Cent. P. R. R. dwl 232
First
Dempsey Patrick, tanner, dwl W s Harrison nr
Eighteenth
Dempsey Patrick J., waiter with Donovan & O'Don-
nell, dwl 9! 5 Market
DEMPSEY PETER, attorney at law, office 502
Montgomery, dwl 591 Sixtii
Dempsey Peter, laborer with Hobbs Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 64 Natoma
Dempster Alexander, assorter PioneerWoolen Mills
Dempster Clancey J., (Ross, D. & Co. J dwl W s
Twelfth bet Mission and Howard
Denahy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl Ocean Beach Road
nr Ocean
Denahy John, laborer, dwl 39 Minna
Denahy William J., brassmolder, dwl 10 Jessie
Denan Emanuel, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Denauny John, (Castle & D.) dwl 709 Mont
Denaro Lawrence, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
Sansom nr Broadway
Denault Aimable. shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 506 Jessie
Denavaux Martin, (Cliassagne & Denavaux) dwl
E s Yerba Buena nr Sacramento
Dench William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Deneby Michael, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Denechaud Madame, dressmaker, dwl 916 Howard
Denechaud Dolores Miss, dressmaker, 916 Howard
Denechaud Jean, butcher with J. Denechaud Jr.,
dwl 916 Howard
Denechaud Jean Jr., Lafayette Market, 905 Market,
dwl 916 Howard
Denegre Mary A., dwl 534 Green
Denegri G. B., barkeeper, 118 LeidesdorfF, dwl 422
Vallejo
Denelson Joseph, cigarmaker, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Deney A., wine merchant, dwl 705 Sansom
Deuey Ernest M., clerk with E. G. Lyons & Co.
dwl 623 Pacilic
Dengado Sacramento Miss, seamstress, dwl 85
Everett
Denger Catherine, (widow) furnished rooms, 934
Kearny
Deugler Philip, (Dengler & Brcilnig) dwl 229J
Minna
Dengler & Breiling, (Philip Dengler and Francis
jBreiling)\wk"p'de\<ers'dn(i butchers, M nr Fifth
Avenue", South S. F., and 125 Third
Denham William, saloonkeeper, dwl 420 Greenwich
Denhard John, (GeorgeWalt.a fyCo.) dwl 907 Fol
Denicke D. F., physician U.S. Army, dwl 1114 Fol
Denicke M. A., inspector Custom House
Denigan Thomas, (Cri*ty& Wise) dwl Ws Fair
Oaks nr Twenty-fourth
Denike William J,, house and signpainter, 207 Stev-
enson, dwl 1204 Broadway, rear
Denis Joseph, confectioner, 1404 Stockton
Denis Modesto, restaurant, 143 Third, dwl 443 Miss
DENISON CHARLES H, general agent Charter
Oak Life Ins. Co., office 331 Mont, res Oakland
Denison Michael, fireman, dwl 522 Broadway
Denison — See Deiinisou and Denniston
Denizot Jules, woodcarver, dwl 915 Clay
Denke Herman, tailor with William Geimann, dwl
1429 Dupont
Denker Fritz, sailmaker, dwl 129 Jackson
Denman James, principal Denman Grammar School,
dwl 110 Mason
Denu John, mining, dwl 302 Fremont
Denn John, miner, bds 333 Bush
Dennan John, carpenter with William Barnes, dwl
Es Church nr Seventeenth
Dennan Patrick, sexton Mission Dolores Church,
dwl W s Church nr Seventeenth
Dennan William, cook Brooklyn Hotel
Dennar Peter, baker, dwl N s Heron nr Eighth
Denneen Daniel, laborer Laborers' Pro. & Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Dennery Alphonse, (J. Cerf & Co .) res Sacramento
Dennery Fanny Madame, manufacturer ladies' and
children's clothing, 1405 Stockton
Dennerv Leon L., clerk with David Samuels, dwl
1405 Stockton
Denney Simon, coachman and gardener with James
McM. Shatter, dwl S s Chestuut bet Hyde and
Lark in
Dennigan James, porter, 110 Bush, dwl 140 Natoma
Denning ..Margaret, furnished rooms, 813 How
Denning William, helper with Pollard & Caiyill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 813 Howard
Denning William J., merchant, dwl 409 Tehama
Dennis August, dwl 1062 Howard
Dennis Charles, conductor Front St. H. & O. R.
R„ dwl 1216 Polk
Dennis G. B. butcher, 645 Pacific
Dennis James S., barkeeper, cor Geary and Harket,
dwl 3 Seventh
Dennis John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Dennis John R., stonecutter, dwl NE cor Harrison
and Eleventh
Dennis John S., laborer, dwl 293 Clementina
Dennis Louisa, (widow) liquor saloon, 630 Pacific
Dennis M., fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Cornelia
Dennis Mary, (widow) dwl 1143 Howard
Dennis O., carpenter, dwl Sherman, nr AlrusH. Rd
Dennis Peter, watchman Cal. Planing Mill, dwl
424 Union
Dennis Samuel, laborer with R. & J. Morton
Dennis Samuel, longshoreman, dwl 255 Clem, rear
Dennis Stmuel W., dentist, office 33 Kearny, res
Oakland
Dennis Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1027 Sutter
Dennis Thomas W., niolder Eureka Foundry, dwl
624 Jessie
Dennis William H., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dennis — See Denis
Dennison Alexander, (colored) hair dresser with
Burns &. Bro., 206 Montgomery
Dennison Ezra F., contractor, dwl N s Fourteenth
bet Howard and Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Gtoods.
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITB AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
202
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.
Dennison Frank, carpenter, dwl 431 Filbert
Dennison Henry, conductor, dwl 319 Bush
Dennison .). B., dwl 13 Sutter
Dennison JoBeph, laborer, dwl 318 Main
Dennison Maria J., (widow) dwl 721 Harrison
Dennison Thomas, bootmaker U. W. 51. Boot and
Shoe Mannf. Co., dwl N s Park Avenue opp
Colombia, Denial Hights
Dennison Thomas S., clerk, dwl 721 Harrison
Dennison William, farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr
( )lil Ocean House Road
Denniston Edward G-, gold and silver plater, 655
Mission, dwl cor Mason and O'Farrell
Denniston Isaac V., real estate, dwl 529 Seventeenth
Denniston James, (widow) real estate, dwl W s
Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Denniston Richard, plumber, 1810 Polk
Denniston— See Denison and Dennison
Dennoe Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 1923 Sutter
Dennoe M., (widow) dwl 1993 Sutter
Denny Alfred M., (Edward Denny & Go.) dwl
1038 Mission
Denny Bridget, (widow) dwl 369 Natoma
Denny Edward, (Edward Benny & Cn. J dwl W s
Snotwell bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
DENNY EDWARD & CO., (Alfred M. Denny)
wholesale and retail stationers and hook and
job printers, 512 Sacramento
Denny Gideon J., marine and landscape painter,
studio 611 Clay, dwl Grand Hotel
Denny James, clerk, 629 Sac, dwl 748 Harrison
Denny John, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Denny John, shipcarpenter, dwl li Rausch
Denny John W., painter, dwl 200 Ellis
Denny Thomas, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Denny Timothy, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Denny Timothy, shipcarpenter, dwl 465 Minna
Denny W., (widow) dressmaker, dwl 748 Harrison
Denny William, expressman, dwl 720 Third
Densdorf Hugo, driver with Theodore Dellwig,
dwl 738 Howard
DENSMORE G. B. &, CO,, (John J. Hutchinson)
editors and proprietors Golden Era, office 510
Clay
Densmore Gilbert B., (G. B. Beusmore & Co.) dwl
311 Brannan
Densmore. — See Dinsmore
Dent Frederick, Jr., inspector, dwl 325 Fell
Dent George W., U. S. Appraiser, Custom House,
dwl 313 Oak
Dent Henry S., clerk U.S. Int. Rev., dwl N s Shot-
well bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Dent John, carpenter, dwl 1325 Washington
Dent Martin, laborer with Charles E. Ilaseltine
Dent Patrick, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl S s Heron nr Eighth
Dent Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Denu George, cabinetmaker with G. Uefiinger &,
Co.. dwl 513 Dupont
Denvier William, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Deuzler Jacob, agent .Philadelphia Brewery, 5 Ce-
dar Avenue
Deorme Clotilde, (widow) dwl 636 Green
Depee Thomas, (colored) whitewashes dwl 907 Pac
Depierris Henry A., physician, oliiee and dwl 619
Vallejo
Depiganiere Sylvester T., hairdresser, Dupont nr
Union, dwl 1310 Kearny
Depping George A., hairdresser with Montgomery
Baths Co., dwl W s Mason bet Sac and Clay
Derange Louis, tailor, dwl N s Market nr Second
DERBEC ETIENNE, editor and proprietor Cour-
rier de San Francisco, office 515 Jackson
Derby Charles E., bookkeeper with John L.Brooks,
dwl 530 Pine
Derby Edward M., lumber, office 226 Clay, res Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.
Derby Richard, clerk Carmen Island Salt Works,
dwl 327 Geary
Derby Thomas, clerk N. P. Trans Co., dwl SW cor
Pacific Avenue and Gondii
Dereins Auguste, laborer, dwl 734 Vallejo
Dereins Hippolyte, butcher with Gabriel Dastugue,
dwl N s Vallejo nr Stockton
Derh am Bartholomew, Jr., clerk, dwl 719 Tehama
Derbam Bartholomew Sr.. baker, dwl 719 Tehama
Derham James, baker, dwl 1423 Mason
Derham James, salesman with A. Lusk & Co., dwl
NVV cor Pacific and Stockton
Derham John F., clerk, dwl 719 Tehama
Derham John F.,trunkmaker, dwl 1423 Mason
Derham Michael, liquor saloon, 720 Pacific
Derham William, clerk, 103 Front, dwl 1423 Mason
Derham. — See Durham
Deri Lorenzo, porter with Hentsch & Berton, dwl
527 Clay
Derka John, driver with F. Korbel & Bros., dwl
571 Bryant
Derma Charles, salesman, dwl 118 Fourth
Dermodv James W.. foreman with Hobbs, Giltnore
& Co., dwl 322 O'Farrell
Dermody Michael, drayman, dwl N s Tyler nr
Franklin
Dermody Michael, laborer, dwl NE cor Pac and San
Dermody Michael, laborer with De Vries & Chase,
dwl W s Vallejo nr Battery
Derognat Louis, butcher P. M. S. S., dwl 1202 Dup
Dene Auguste, (Berre & Q-audin) dwl 422 Vallejo
DERRE & GAUDIN, (Auguste Derre and J. M.
Gaudin) wines and liquors, 801 and 803 Dup
Derrick Margaret L., (widow J janitress Giils' High
School, dwl 1215 Pacific, rear
Derrum James H. Rev., pastor St. Bridget's R. C.
Church, dw"l W s Van Ness Av nr Broadway
Derry Frank, laborer with Jason Springer, dwl 319
Minna
Derry John, longshoreman, dwl 319 Minna
Deny William R., (colored) drayman cor Clay and
Battery, dwl 21 Dupont
Derus Giuseppe, musician, dwl S s Dupont Alley
Desheck John, attorney at law, office 34 Mont-
gomery Block
Descalzo Antonio, hay dealer, dwl 509 Greenwich
Descalzo Luke, laborer, dwl NE cor Turk and Polk
Desebrock Christian, cook with Hermann Heck-
niann, dwl 619 Pacific
Desebrock Frederick, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth
and Brannan
Deseker John, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 108 Bernard
Desenfant Eugene, laundry, 9 Virginia
Deserich Michael, molder City Iron Works, dwl
431 Pine
Desirilli Christopher, cartman, dwl 1508 Dupont,
Desmann William, clerk with Frank Foge,dwll20
Second
Desmond Andrew, drayman with Larsenenr &
Sheerin,dwl N s Bush bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Desmond Cornelius, boilermaker Union Iron Works
dwl 62 First
DESMOND CORNELIUS, hatter, 5 New Mont-
gomery, dwl 1008 Mission
Desmond Daniel, carpenter, dwl 3 Cedar Avenue
Desmond Daniel, expresswagon, cor California and
Druinm, dwl W s Dora nr Bryant
Desmond Daniel, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 1-1 Howard
Desmond Daniel, stevedore, dwl 505 Fourth
Desmond Daniel, wheelwright, 413 Third, dwl 15
Freelou
Desmond Dennis, laborer, dwl 1117 Mission
Desmond Dennis, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl
744 Natoma
Desmond Edward, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK &kCO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY
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Desmond Edward, stevedore, dwl 110 Berry
Desmond Felix, carpenter, dwl 834 Vallejo, rear
Desmond Felix, helper with John C Bell, 524 Mkt
Desmond J., (widow) midwife, dwl 421 Fremont
Desmond James, laborer, dwl Ns Seventeenth bet
Capp and Howard
Desmond James, laborer S. P. R. R.
Desmond Jeremiah, cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 21 Garden
Desmond Jeremiah, tailor with Purdy & Litchfield,
dwl 311 Pacific.
Desmond Jeremiah J., insurance agent, dwl 11
Adelaide Place
Desn oud Joanna Miss, millinery, 10 Second, dwl
571 Howard
Desmond John, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl S
W (<>r Davis and Vallejo
Desmond Joseph, clerk, dwl 204 Montgomery
Desmond Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 505 Fourth
Desmond Michael, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Stenart
Desmond Patrick, cooper with Sweeney & Connor,
dwl W s Ohio bet Vallejo and Broadway
Desmond Patrick, hostler with James G. Scovern,
dwl 120 William
Desmond P. H., compositor with William S. Moss
& Co., dwl Adelaide Place
Desmond William, cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 21 Garden
Desmu Rosalie Mrs., furnished rooms, 621 Vallejo
Desneufbourgs Leopold, teacher French, dwl 520
OTarrell
Desprez Constant, dwl 332 Shipley
Dess Edmund, milkranch, dwl NW cor Greenwich
and La gun a
Desten Henry, carpenter, dwl E s Cemetery Avenue
bet Post and Sutter
Desty Robert, attorney at law, office 8 and 9 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 55 Second
Detels Henry D., (M. & H. D. Detcls) dwl 656
Minna
DETELS M. & H. D., liquor saloon, SW cor Sac-
ramento and Davis
DETELS MARTIN, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Main and Harrison, (and 31. & H. D. DrtelsJ
DETJEN HENRY, proprietor New Alaska Hotel,
619 Pacific
Detrick E., (E. Detrick # Co. J dwl 1721 Clay
DETRICK E. & CO., Pacific Bag Factory, 123
Clay and 120 Commercial.
Delta August, cook Lick House
Dettelbach E. & Co., ( Henry Honiesbers^er) cloth-
ing, 60 Third
Dettelbach Ernest, (E. Dettelbach & (Jo.) dwl 215
Keamy
Dettelbach Morris, peddler, dwl 175 Clara
Dettelbaum Morris, tailor with P. Dettelbaum, dwl
712 Howard
Dettelbaum Philip, tailor, 117 Leid, dwl 235 Kearny
Dettenthal William, barkeeper, dwl Gaillard Hote'l
Dettman Louis, coppersmith with Sanders & Bofin-
ger, dwl 236 Sutter
Dettmar Benjamin, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
S s Tehama nr Fourth
Dettmar Charles H , printer with M. D. Carr & Co.,
dwl 3 Clara Lane
Dettmar Henry, machinist with David Stoddart,
dwl 3 Clara Lane
Dettmar Henry, tailor, 402 Brannan
Dettmer John, expressman, dwl Prescott House
Dettmer George, cook with Henry Bocken, dwl 423
Pine
Deucher Alfons, beer paloon, SE cor Sec and Clem
Deucber August, shoemaker, 117 Leid, dwl 223 Sec
DEUPREY EUGENE N., attorney at law, office
11 Montgomery Block, dwl 517 Bush
Deussiny Titus, salesman, 19 Mont, dwl 16 Virginia
Deutsch Jacob, boots and shoes, 1304 Jackson
Deutsch Michael, (Deutsch & Go.) dwl 610 Post
Deutsch Philip, physician, dwl Continental Hotel
Deutsch Philip Andrew, dwl 428 Broadway
DEUTSCH & CO., (Michael Devtsch and Jacob
Greenewald) restaurant and bakery, 614 Clay
Devall George A., porter U. S. Marshal', dwl 33 U.
S. Court Building
Devan Thomas, steward, dwl 1308 Green
Devane Peter F., woolyrader with Perkins, Flint &
Co., dwl418 Brannan
Devaneux Charles, jeweler with Frontier &. Belle-
mere, dwl Yerba Bnena
Devany Terence, laborer, dwl 235 Minna
Devarrennes Jean, wines, dwl 734 Vallejo
Devanr Francois, laborer with J. B. Spotorno, dwl
1 Union Place
Devenney John, porter with Fleishman, Sichel &
Co., dwl NW cor Russ and Natoma
Devenny Henry, laborer, dwl 709 Brannan
Devennv John, groceries and liquors, 540 Natoma
Dever John, baker, dwl 103 Fifth
Dever John, marblecutter, dwl 312 Fifth, rear
Dever John, teamster, 8 Stenart, dwl Clara Avenue
bet. Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Dever Michael, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
312 Fifth, rear
Dever Rose, (widow) dwl 312 Fifth, rear
Dever Thomas, calker, dwl SE cor Second and
Natoma
Devereux John, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Devine Arthur, drayman, dwl 561 Bryant
Devine Benjamin; polisher Occidental Laundry, dwl
Filbert bet Buchanan and Webster
Devine Bridget, (widow) dwl 10 Sherwood Place
Devine Christian, deckhand steamer Chin-du-Wan
Devine David, tinsmith with Locke & Montague,
dwl 711 Folsom
Devine Ellen, (widow) dwl Ns Bush bet Scott and
Devisadero
Devine Francis P., bookkeeper with A. Crawford,
dwl 230 Sixth
Devine Henry, cook 507 Clay, dwl 5-58 1 Howard, rear
Devine Henry M., barkeeper, dwl 9 Salmon
Devine J. A., clergyman, dwl 424 Sansom
Devine James, clerk, 200 Kearny, dwl 140 Sutter
Devine James, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Devine James, hostler with A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl
Atlantic Hotel
Devine James P., tinsmith with Osgood <& Stetson,
dwl 462^ Minna
Devine John, blacksmith with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 117 Gilbert
Devine John, laborer, dwl 23 Vallejo
Devine John C, tailor, dwl NE cor Sec and Fol
Devine Kate, (widow) teacher music, dwl 336 Fifth
Devine Martin, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Devine Michael, oysters, dwl 9 Salmon
Devine Patrick, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Devine Patrick, laborer, dwl 242 Fremont.
Devine Patrick J., barkeeper, 324 San, dwl 355 Min
Devine Thomas, laborer, dwl 232 Green
Devine Thomas, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co's steamer
Sacramento
Devine Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Devine Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Devine Thomas, seaman stair Donald, Wash St Whf
Devine Thomas, steward N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Orizaba
Devine William, wharfinger India Dock, dwl Ns
Chestnut bet Dnpont and Kearny
Devines David S., plumber, dwl 711 Folsom
Devinnev Bartholomew, horseshoer with Dunnigan
& O'Dea, dwl 236 Sutter
Deviuuey Edward E-, clerk, dwl Ns Bran nr Sec
Devinney Hugh, laborer, dwl Ws Capp bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Devinney Joseph L., stevedore, dwl N s Bran nr Sec
Devitt Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 510
Dnpont
JONE3, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
204
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.
Devitt Joseph, shoemaker with William Joiner, dwl
147 Natoma
Devitt Kale, (widow) real estate, dwl Ns Union
bet Montgomery and Calhoun
Devlin Ellen, (widow) seamstress, dwl 12 Zoe
Devlin Fanny Miss, seamstress, dwl 274 Minna
Devlin James, carpenter and builder, dwl 1ST,' Dirp
Devlin James J., cooper with Hogan & Co., dwl
1(1!) Tehama
Devlin John, dyer Mission & Pacific Woolen Mills
Devlin John, expresswagon, SE cor Sutter and
Kearny, dwl 1320 Jackson
Devlin Mary, (widow) dwl 239 Minna
Devlin Matthew, policeman City Hall, dwl 524 Sixth
Devlin Thomas, laborer with- P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
318 Main
Devoe James, dwl 039 Vallejo
Devoe John, clerk, dwl 108 Virginia
Devoto Domeuico, bootmaker, 515 Vallejo
Dewalt George A., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 589 Market
Dewans Michel, watchmaker, 255 Third
DEWAR .JOHN, shipping merchant, office 305
Montgomery
Dewen Edward, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Dewer Daniel, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Dewey Alfred T., I Dewey S? Co., res Oakland
Dewey Charles H, jeweler, dwl 2 Geary
Dewey Eugene E., stockbroker, office 424 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1517 Powell
Dewey James, special policeman, dwl SE cor Fourth
and Brannan
Dewey Squire P., dwl Grand Hotel
DEWEY & CO., (A. T. Dewey, W. B. Ewer,
George H. Strong and John L. Boone) proprie-
tors and publishers Scientific Press, and Pacific
Rural Press, American and foreign patent,
agents and engravers, office 338 Montgomery
Dewing F. & Co., (James Dewing) subscription
book agents, 542 California
Dewing Francis, (F. Dewing 4" Co.) dwl 1005
California
Dewing James, (F. Dewing <& Co.) dwl 1005 Cal
Dewitt Anthony, carpenter', dwl 11 Clinton
Dewitt David, clerk, dwl 507 Eighth
Dewiti Elon, superintendent City R. R., dwl 1430
Mission
Dewsberry James, engineer with Henry Mocker,
dwl 223 Stevenson
Dexter Albert G. Jr., messenger Pacific Straw
Works, dwl 2J3 Sutter
Dexter Caroline J., (widow) dwl 331 Fourth
Dexter Charles Jr., clerk, dwl 631 Sacramento
Dexter Charles II., proprietor Seal Rock House, nr
Point Lobos
Dexter Franklin, (Dexter & Co.) dwl 904 Jackson
Dexter Forster W., laborer, dwl 204 Beale
Dexter George, dwl What Cheer House
Dexter James, (Dexter # Co ) dwl W s Pennsyl-
vania Avenue bet Solano and Butte
Dexter John, deckhand steamer Reform, Jackson
Street Wharf
Dexter M. E. Mrs., dwl 525Folsom
Dexter Stable. George Fox, proprietor, 223 Bush
Dexter William, (Paddon, D. & Co.) dwl 925
Natoma
Dexter William H., drayman, SE cor Davis aud
Washington, dwl 195 Stevenson
DEXTER & CO., (Franklin and James Dexter)
wholesale confectioners, 526 Washington
Deyhold James, laborer, dwl N s Page bet Buchan-
an and Laguna
Dezaux A. P., cigars and tobacco, 752 Market, dwl
8 Brook, rear
Dheu John, stonecutter, dwl 8 Miller's Place
Dime Roderick, cellarman with I. Laudsberger &
Co, dwl Polk Lane nr Stockton
Dhumler Henry, bootmaker with Frederick Friedel,
dwl 8 Steuart
DIAL, (religious monthly) Dial Publishing Co.
proprietors, office 409 Washington
Diamant Bernard (Diamant & Berliner) dwl 256^
Jessie
Diamant Leopold, (Buyer, Reich & Co.) dwl 1028
Clay
Diamant <fc Berliner, (Bernard Diamant and Her-
man N. Berliner) manufacturers boys' clothing,
4 Battery
Diamond Drill Co., (A. J. Severance <& Co.) office
315 California
Diamond J., tailor, dwl 532 Commercial
Diamond John, laborer, dwl 123 Shipley
Diamond Patrick, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Diamond Robert, cook bark Oregon, pier 17 Steuart
Diamond S. M. (Jo., (Nevada) office 402 Montgomery
Diamond— see Diniond
Dias A. H. L., commission merchant, dwl 924 Geary
Dias Domingos, cook, dwl 116 Jackson
Dias Peter, clerk, 130 Kearny, dwl 616 California
Diax William, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart aud Mission
Diaz Dolores, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co.'sS. S.
John L. Stephens
Dibhern Henry, clerk with Hagan & Manheim,
dwl 1619 Dupont
Dibble M. B., conductor N. B. & M. R. R,, dwl 300
Fourth
Dibble William, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
300 Fourth
Dibble William S., bookkeeper with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl SE cor Seventeenth and Mis-
sion Avenue
DIBBLEE ALBERT, shipping and commission
merchant, 38 California, res San Rafael
Dicaud Joseph, groceries, 1237 Dupont
Dice Adam, engineer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 264 Minna
Dich Henry, conductor, dwl 447 Guerrero
Dick David, merchant, office SW cor Front and
Jackson, dwl 107 O'Farrell
Dick Henry, barkeeper, dwl 254 Stevenson
Dick Stephen W., merchant, office SW cor Front
and Jackson, dwl N s Willow Av nr Franklin
Dick William, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Dickele Elizabeth, (widow) saloon and lodgings,
611 Pacific
Dickens Andrew, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Dickens Henry, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
21 Frederick
Dickens Simon E., machinist witli Wheeler & Wil-
son S. M. Co., dwl 127 Montgomery
Dickens S. M. Miss, artist, dwd 803 Montgomery
Dickens William, bookkeeper, dwl 532 Howard
Dickenson Harvey, merchant, dwl 423 Union
Dickerman Peter, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl Rausch nr Folsom
Dickerson David E., carpenter aud builder, office 326
Montgomery, dwl W s Webster bet Hayes and
Grove
Dickerson J. M. & Co., club rooms, 234 Mont
Dickerson John M., (J. M. Dickerson & Co.) dwl
Russ House
Dickerson W. L., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny ■
Dickey George W., bookkeeper with H. A. Dent-
ing, dwl 819 Post
Dickey George W., engineer, dwl 72 Natoma
Dickey James, coachdriver International Hotel
Dickey James K., proprietor Agricultural Park race
course, Poiut Lobos Road
Dickey John, molder, dwl'54 First
Dickie J. &. J., metallic lifeboat builders, S s Mer-
chant bet East and Dm mm
Dickie James. (J. $ J. Dickie) dwl 72 Natoma
Dickie John, (J. Sf J. Dickie) dwl 72 Natoma
Dickie William, boatbuilder with J. & J. Dickie,
dwl 72 Natoma
Dickius Edmond P., surveyor U. S. Coast Survey,
dwl 1145 Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHA1CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
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Dickins Ida E. Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 1145 Mission
Dickins Thomas W., collector, dwl 1145 Mission
Dickins Walter, clerk with W. W. Dodge & Co.,
dwl 1145 Mission
Dickinson Charles H., policeman City Hall, dwl
54S Eolsoin
Dickinson James, conductor Central R. R., dwl 421
Sixth
Dickinson James G., clerk, 76 California Market
Dickinson Stanhope, dwl 7b' Natoma
Dickman Charles, barkeeper, 439 Pine, dwl 231
Sutter
Dickson Alexander, book agent, dwl 75 Minna
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO., ( George Camp-
bell and Edward D. Heathy) importing, ship-
ping and commission merchants, 410-414 Bat
Dickson George, yardman Black Diamond Coal M.
Co., dwl 27 Fifth
Dickson George R., engineers' storekeeper P. M.
S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl 541 Second
Dickson James H., steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Dickson John, carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl 563 Mission
Dickson Robert, salesman with Cross & Co., dwl
1435 Taylor
Dickson Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Dickson Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Dickson Thomas J., plumber and gasntter, dwl N s
Twenty-fourth nr York
Dickson. — See Dixon
Dicus William H., special policeman Selby's Smelt-
ing Works, North Beach
Dieck Henry, barkeeper with John S. Brander,
dwl 254 Stevenson
Dieckmann Herman H., clerk with Frederick Mey-
er, dwl SE cor Fourth and Jessie
Dieckmann Peter, laborer with S. F. &■ P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl 19 Langton, rear
Diedrich Charles, liquor saloon, NW cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Diedrich Conrad, baker, dwl 8 Leroy Place
Diefenbacber George, hairdresser with Bross &
Dittes, dwl 12 Harlan Place
Dieffenbacher John B., (Mayer & D.J dwl 436
Bush
Diehl John, malster Pioneer Malt Works, dwl E s
Stockton nr Francisco
Diehm George, cooper with John P. Meyer, dwl
W s Sanson] bet California and Pine
Diemer John, liquor saloon, SW cor Kearny and
Jackson, dwl 1004 Kearny
Dierck Charles, cabiuetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 375 Jessie
Dierck Frederick A., (Westley & D.) dwl 50 Zoe
Diercks Frank, (Meyer # D.J dwl 314 Clay
Dieren Edward, insurance agent, dwl S s Serpen-
tine Avenue nr Potrero Avenue
Dierks Charles T., steward George's Restaurant,
dwl 909 Washington
Dierks Henry, carpenter with George Mier, dwl
1021 Pacific
Dierks William, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Diers Henry, clerk with P. Heuer. dwl 713 Lomb
Diers Jobaun, with Paulsen &. Siebe, dwl SW cor
Turk and Taylor
Diets William, laborer Albany Brewery, dwl 75
Everett
Dieterich Christian, truss manufacturer, 733| Mark-
et, dwl S s Twentieth nr Hampshire
Dieterich William, laborer Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl S s Twentieth nr Hampshire
Dietle Charles, (Dietle & Beck) dwl Geary bet
Stockton and Powell
Dietle & Beck, (Charles Dietle and Henry Beck)
shoemakers, 235 Bush
Dietrich August, upholsterer, dwl 932 Harrison
Dietrich Joseph, watchmaker with Levison Bros.,
dwl 627 Commercial
Dietrich Julius, machinist Eisdon Iron Works, dwl
932 Harrison
DIETRICH WILLIAM K., curer and packer pro-
visions, 517 and 519 Washington and 54 and 55
Washington Market, dwl 1201 Hyde
Dietsch G., tannery, S s Serpentine Avenue nr
Twenty-sixth
Dietsch Otto, architect, dwl 437 Minna
Dietterle George, clerk, dwl E s Capp nr Twenty-
third ,
Dietterle Helena, (widow) dwl E s Capp nr Twen-
ty-third
DIETZ A. C. & CO., importers and wholesale
dealers, paints, oils, lamps, etc., 224 From
Dietz Adam, hairdresser, 311 Fifth, dwl 334 Shipley
Dietz Alfred C, (A. C. Dietz # Co.) res Oakland
Dietz Andrew, (Bay City Soda Water Co.) dwl
41 5| Clementina
Dietz Andrew, laborer, dwl 58 Shipley, rear
Dietz Jacob, hairdresser, NW cor Folsom and
Twenty - second, dwl E s Treat Avenue bet
Twenty - second and Twenty- third
Dieves Juseph P.. helper U. S. B. Mint, res Oakland
Diez Angel L;, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 1606 Mason
Diez C. C, manufacturer cigars and importer leaf
tobacco, 411 Sacramento, dwl 1308 Taylor
Diez John, boots and shoes, 541 Broadway
Diez Juana, (widow) seamstress, dwl 85 Everett
Difley Peter, dwl 716 O'Farrell
Digene James, hostler Front Street M. & O. R. R.,
dwl cor Bush and Larkin
Diggins A. C, (Diggins Sf Sons) dwl N s Sutter
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Diggins Byron, (Diggins fy Sons) dwl N s Sutter
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Diggins Julius C, (Diggins fy Sons) dwl N s Sutter
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Diggins Wesley, (Diggins & Sons) dwl N s Sutter
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Diggins &. Sons, (Wesley Diggins, and A. C, J.
C.j and Byron Diggins) contractors, N s Sut-
ter bet Devisadero and Broderick
Diggs William H., pilot, office U.S. Court Building,
dwl 325i Bush
„ig. an James, hostler, dwl 1240 Bush
Dignon Francis, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Dijeaii Peter, calker with P.M.S.S.Co.
Dijeau Peter, french laundry, 723 Vallejo
Diks John, shipcarpenter, dwl Fifth Avenue nr L,
South S.F.
Dilges Jacob, laborer, and beer saloon, 658 Bryant
Dilgis Conrad, laborer Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Mississippi, Potrero
Dilke E. T., butcher, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der Co. No. I, S.F.F.D., dwl N s O'Farrell nr
Dupont
Dilke John, butcher, dwl 13 Minna
Dilks W. L., dwl What Cheer House
Dill Albert, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Dill Christian, solicitor Mariner's Home, 504 Davis
Dill Hamilton Q., cooper with Lawrence Felvey,
dwl 589 Market
Dill John, barkeeper, dwl 202 Mission
Dilley John B., attorney-at-law, office 40 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 115 Sixth
Dilling Heindrick, master mariner, dwl 114 Freelon
Hilling John, tanner with Funcke & Wassermann,
dwl NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Dillingbeck Richard, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co., 14 Howard
Dillmann George F., lodgings and Monitor saloon,
825 Kearny
Dillmann Kate' Miss, milliner, dwl 825 Kearny
Dillmann Matthew, porter, 332 Montgomery, dwl
cor Kearny and Jackson
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
206
SAN FRANCISCO D] DIRECTORY
Dilmon John, barkeeper, dwl Ids Broadway
Dillon Abraham P., (colored) porter, dwl 113 Leid
Dillon Bernard P., {Dillon Bros.) dwl SW cor
Sixth and M
DILLON BRI (THERS, (Bernard /•'. and Charles)
eries and liquors, SE cor Sixth and Market
Dillon Charles, (Dillon Bros.) SE cor Sixth and
Market
Dillon Charles, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Dillon Darnel, porter, 14 Battery, dwl 31 Minna
Dillon David, seaman ship Germania, bds 127 Fol
Dillon Edward, clerk, dwl 325J Bush
Dillon Edward, salesman, 26 Kearny, dwl 105 Stev
Dillon Edward, watch and chronometer maker, 409
Cal, dwl Ws Taylor bet Vallejo and Green
Dillon George h., (Dillon ^- West) dwl cor Kearny
and Francis. iO
Dillon Henry, stonecutter, dwl 111 Jessie
Dillon Henry, teamster Cal. Planing Mill, dwl 525
Howard
Dillon J, unes, miller, dwl 014 First
Dillon dames, porter with A. Lusk & Co., dwl 260
Jessie
Dillon James, shoemaker with James S. Swain, dwl
Broadway nr Powell
Dillon James B., coachman, dwl 428 Fell
Dillon John, real estate, dwl 825 Post
Dillon Luke, tollgate keeper Central Road, dwl
Fulton nr Baker
Dillon Martin, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 39 First
Dillon Mary Mrs., (Dillon & Kenealy) dwl 361
Jessie
Dillon Michael, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Dillon Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 47
Jessie
Dillon Michael, produce dealer, dwl 1813 Leav
Dillou Nicholas, laborer, dwl King nr Silver Av
Dillon Patrick, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Dillon Patrick F., molder Fulton Foundry, dwl 162
Clara
Dillon Richard, salesman, 7 Mont, dwl 361 Jessie
Dillon Thomas, laborer, dwl 204 Green
Dillon Thomas, porter with Lazard Freres, dwl cor
Fifth and Stevenson
Dillon Thomas, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacilic
Dillon Thomas H., (Dillon S? Drew) dwl 375
Natoma
Dillon William, plumber, dwl Bartol nr Broadway
Dillon William, upholsterer, dwl 741 Mission
Dillon & Drew, f Thomas H.Dillon and John R.
Drew) stairbuilders, SE cor Fifth and Natoma
Dillon ct Kenealy, (Mrs. Mary Dillon and Mrs.
Mamie Kenealy) millinery, 30 Third
Dillou & West, (George L. Dillon and Edward
IV. st i draymen, SE cor Front and Washington
Dimock Henry, molder Union Foundry, dwl 27
Oak Avenue
Dimock Robert V.. scrollsawyer with N. G. Norden,
dwl N\V cor Haves and Van Ness Avenue
Dimon Jacobs., clerk, 310 Mont, dwl 1530 Clay
Dim -a Jacob S. Jr., clerk, 310 Mont, dwl 1530 Clay
Dimond M. Mrs., lodgings, 325| Third
Dimond Matthew, sash maker Mechanics' Mill, dwl
233 Third
Dimond William IL, salesman, 6 Bush, dwl 611
Taylor
Dimond — See Diamond
Dinan Dennis J., clerk with Ernest Hoger, dwl
Jane Place
Diuan Jeremiah, hostler Fashion Stable, dwl 67 Min
Dian Jeremiah B. , harnesscleauer St. Lawrence
Stable, dwl 9 Jane Place
Dinan Timothy, harnessman Fashion Stable, dwl 5
St. Mary
Dineu Leon, blacksmith, dwl 13 Hunt
Dingeoii Leon, (Dingeon & Haubriek) dwl 754
Harrison
DINGEON & HAUBRICII, (Leon Dingeon &
Frederick II*. Haubriek) proprietors Martin's
Restaurant, 623 Commercial
Dingle John, seaman, dwl 18 Sacramento
Dingle Nelson H., assayer, dwl 43^ Jessie
Dingle Richard, carpenter, dwl 3 1 J, Mission
DINGLET CHARLES L., agent Port Ludlow
(W. T.) Lumber Mills, pier 10 Steuart, dwl 343
Fremont
Dingley William IL, clerk with Charles L. Dingle,
dwl 4111 Hayes
Dinkelspiel Emile, salesman, 111 Bat, dwl 713 Post
DINKHLSPIEL L. & CO., (Louts Greenbaum
and Solomon Rolkfeld) importers and job-
bers fancy and dry goods and agents Willam-
ette Woolen Mills, 111 Battery
Dinkelspiel Lazarus, ( L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) dwl
713 Post
DINKLESPIEL MICHAEL. (S. B. Dinkelspiel
\ C ■?) res New York
DINKELSPIEL SAMUEL B.,(S. B. Dinkelspiel
& Co.) dwl Lick House
DINKELSPIEL S. B. A CO., (Joseph Haber and
M. Dinkelspiel) importers watches, jewelry
and diamonds, etc., 313 Bush
Dinmore W., G. carpenter H. League, 128 Kearny
Dinneen Catherine Mrs., dwl 129 Dora
Dinneen John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Dinneen Nellie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 129 Dora
Dinneen Patrick, carpenter with Hobbs, Gilmore
&Co., dwl 129 Dna
Dhmehy Patrick, laborer, dwl 435 First
Dinniene John IL, glasscutter with John Mai Ion,
dwl Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Dinniene Timothy, butcher with Tautphaua & Stark,
bds Constitution Hotel
Diuny Daniel, laborer, dwl 561 Stevenson
Dins. i ore J. Pitman, physician, office and dwl 14
O'Farrell
Dippel Henry, barkeeper with J. G. Wittmeier
dwl 612 Jackson
Dippel Louis, bootblack with Cornelius Murphy,
dwl 616 Kearny
Dippel William G., tailor, dwl 44 Geary
DippleJohn, carriagemaker with Charles Dohs &
Co., dwl 229 Second
Dicks Herman J., clerk with Henry D. Peters,
NW cor Pacific and Davis
DIRECTORY CITY AND COUNTY SAN FRAN-
CISCO, Henry G. Langley proprietor, oiiice
tip-' Clay (up stairs)
DIRECTORY OF THE PACIFIC COAST, Henry
G. Langley proprietor, oiiice 612 Clay
Dirking August, importer diamonds, watches, etc.,
621 Washington
Dirking Frederick, salesman with August Dirking,
dwl 81(1 Clay
I>is ird James L. (colored) laborer, dwl 62 Bernard
Disart James, (colored) expressman, dwl 60 Bernard
Diskes Henry, deckhand steamer Pioneer, Jackson
Street Wharf
Dispatch Line Victoria and Puget Sound Packets,
oiiice 318 Front,
Diss F. A. J., (Diss & Co.) dwl W s Devisadero
bet Sacramento and Clay
Diss A Co., i F. A. J. Diss) butler, cheese, eggs,
etc, 512 Market and 15 Sutter
Dissat Antoine, hairdresser. 511 Kearny, dwl 1106
Washington
Distel Frank, bootmaker with Charles Joseph, dwl
634 Vallejo
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CITY AND COUNTY
SAN FRANCISCO, office 729 Montgomery
DISTRICT ATTORNEY U. S.,office NEcor Wash-
ington and Battery
DISTRICT COURT,"Fouith District, 9 City Hall,
second floor
DISTRICT COURT, Twelfth District, 1 and 2 City
Hall, second floor
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 703, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
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207
DISTRICT COURT, Fifteenth District, Exchange
Building, third floor
DISTRICT COURT U. S., NE cor Washington
and Battery
Disturnell Nathaniel F., bookkeeper Merchants'
Mutual Marine Ins Co., res Alameda .
Disturnell William C, clerk S. F. Directory office,
612 Clay
Dithmar Augustus C, machinist Golden State iron
Works, dwl 624 Fourth
Dittea Michael, (Bross fy D.J dwl 243 Stevenson
Dittmar Cliarles, ( Schneider & D.J dwl Helvetia
Hotel
Dittmer F., butcher with Saulmann & Lauenstein
Dittmer Frederick, lodgings, 739 Market
Dittmer Frederick, tailor, dwl 280 Minna
Dittmer Henry, clerk with Henry E. Trubeubach,
dwl 8 s Broadway bet Hyde and Larkin
Ditz Andrew, sodaboUler, dwl 415± Clementina
Diuchter Bernard, chickenranch, dwl N s Sixteenth
nr Nebraska
Diver Andrew, with George Quicjley, dwl 517 Gearj
DIVER RAYMOND A., general ayent St. Louis
Mutual Life Ins. Co., office 401 Cal, dwl 1324 Cal
Diver Saxton, merchant, dwl 10 Silver
Divine Benjamin, laundryman, dwl N s Filbert nr
Webster
Divisk-h S. & Co., [Anna Milrovick) coffee and
liquor saloon, 623 Davis
Divisich Stephen, (8. Divisick 8f Co.) dwl 623
Davis
Dix Casper, groceries and liquors, NE cor Filbert
and Filmore
Dix William, seaman barkentine Webfoot, dwl 32
Steuart
Dixey Francis, merchant tailor, 2!) Post, dwl N s
California bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Dixey Henry F., bookkeeper, 124 Sutter, res Oak-
land
Dixon Alfred, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Dixon Andrew, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Dixon Brothers, (Thomas, J. & John J.) plumbers
and gasfitters, 406 Montgomery
DIXON CLEMENT, ale vaults, 5 Summer, res
Whitehaven, England
Dixon Edmund, (colored) cook, dwl 808 Union
Dixon Elizabeth Miss, (Dixon & Putnam) dwl 234
Bush
Dixon George, engineer P. M. S. S. Co, dwl 511
Second
Dixon George, laborer, dwl 27 Fifth Avenue, rear
Dixon Henry, painter, dwl 171 Minna
Dixon H. H. Mrs., toys and faucy goods, 1037
Folsom
Dixon Isaiah, carpenter and builder, off 330 Mont
Dixon J., (widow") dwl 51 Clara
Dixon James, glasscutter with Whittier, Fuller &
Co, dwl 535 Howard
Dixon James, seaman, dwl 253 Beale
Dixon James E., furniture and upholstery, 142
Fourth, dwl 765 Howard
Dixon James H., steward, dwl 7 Clinton
Dixon John, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Dixon John C, manager Pacific Proprietary Medi-
cine Co., 53 Second, dwl 1037 Folsom
Dixon John E., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dixon John J., (Dixon Bros.) dwl 51 Clara
Dixon Lou, comedian Buckley's Varieties
Dixon Richard, engineer with John Greif, dwl 1223
Pacific
Dixon Robert, (Tob'ni, Davisson $ Co. ) dwl 1065
Howard
Dixon Ribert J., piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., dwl 228 Francisco
Dixon Samuel, stock broker, office 315 Montgomery,
dwl 1065 Howard
Dixon Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Dixon Thomas J.. (Dixon Bros) dwl Twenty-fourth
bet Bryant and York
Dixon William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Dixon William G., engineer with David Stoddart,
dwl Columbia Hotel
Dixon & Putnam. t Miss Elizabeth Dixon and
Mrs. Elizabeth Putnam) millinery, 234 Bush
Dixon — See Dickson
Doane Delia M. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 29 Jessie
Doane Hettie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 29 Jessie
Doane I. G., teamster, dwl S s Tyler nr Webster
Doane Isaac Y., (Doane xt Co. and Espy & Go.)
res Oysterville, W. T.
Doane J. H., dwl 1014 Polk
Doane John O., bookkeeper 7 Montgomery, dwl
W s Steiuer bet Hayes and Fell
Doane John Q., tinner with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co., res Oakland
Doane Joshua G., teamster with Page & Cowell,
dwl S s Tyler bet Buchanan and Webster
Doane Lucy J., (widow) furnished rooms, 42 Haw
Doane Marshall, contractor, dwl S s Liberty bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Doane Micah, drayman, 416 Battery, dwl S s Pine
bet Webster and Fillmore
Doane Pamelia, (widow) dwl 29 Jessie
Doane Seth, capt. P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 619 Leav
Doane Sharron P., salesman 17 Front, dwl 615 Turk
Doane Susan P. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 29 Jessie
Doane Wilbur G., salesman 7 Montgomery, dwl
Nucleus Hotel
Doane Willard C, (Doane Sf Co. and Espy & Co.)
dwl Buss House,
DOANE & CO., ( Willard C. Doane, Robert H.
Espy, Henry S. Gile, Isaac Y. Doane and
John Hunter) wholesale oysters, 92 Cal Market
Dobb William, (colored) bootblack with H. W.
Stable, dwl Post nr Dupont
Dobbie James B., (Elder & D.) dwl 913 Howard
Dobelmau Philip L., hairdresser, li 9 Jessie
Dober Francis J., shoemaker with Charles Palmer,
dwl W s Webster nr McAllister
Dober Francis M., tailor, dwl 111 Shipley
Dober Joseph W. B., carpenter, dwl 536 Tehama
Doberer Henry W., salesman, 207 Montgomery,
dwl 803 Montgomery
Doberkson Peter, market, N s Bush bet Scott and
Devisadero
Dobiuson George A., clerk with R. G. Dun & Co.,
3^0 California
Doble Abner, (Nelson & D.) dwl 1609 Polk
Dobler Thomas, fanner, dwl Myer's Hotel
Doblerr Jacob, mariner, dwl cor Wayne and Hick-
ory, Berual Hights
Dobner Morris, fancy goods, 1018 Stockton
Dobrzensky Julius, gasmetermaker Union Brass
Foundry, dwl 37 Moss
DOBRZENSKY MORRIS,proprietor Union Brass
Foundry and gasmeter manuf, 417 Mission, dwl
226 Turk
Dobrzensky Samuel, brassfinisher Union Brass
Foundry, dwl 108 First
Dobrzensky Theodore, gasmetermaker Union Brass
Foundry, dwl 226 Turk
Dobronsky Victor, bookbinder with A. L. Bancroft
& Co., dwl Pacific nr Kearny
Dobrunz August, secondhand furniture, 1507 Mason
Dobson Charles H., engineer tug Neptune, dwi 303
Jessie
Dobson George, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.
S. Orizaba
Dobson George, special policeman, dwl Oregon
House
Dobson Hannah, (widow) dwl 214 Ritch, rear
Dobson Richard, boltmaker Pacific Rolling Mill,
• dwl Potreto Point
Dockendorrf Emil, teamster with J. S. Wall& Co.,
dwl cor Battery and Green
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SSMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Dockeudorff John. Btockdriver, dwl 22 McAllister
Dockery Delia Mies, seamstress with Love & Black,
209 Montgomery
Dockhatn Daniel 8., batcher, dwl Seventh Avenue
bet M and N, South S. P.
Dockham Henry, Bailmaker with William C.Wood,
dwl 615 Post
Dockhiuu James, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 30 Stenart
Docking Joel, bricklayer, dwl 327 Filbert
Dockweiler August, surveyor, dwl 106 Natoma
DodararFred,butcher,dwl Fifth Avnr P, South S.F.
Dodd George B., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Dodd , James, driver with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
331 Moutgomery
Dodd William, drayman, 313 Wash, dwl248Stev
Dodd •William, painter with Noble &. Gallagher,
dwl 434 Union
Dodge Charles P., assistant abstract clerk Custom
House, res Oakland
Dodge Charles P., clerk with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 917 McAllister
Dodge Daniel, market, NE cor Howard and Steu-
arl . dwl Gl 1 Howard
Dodge David, carpenter, dwl S s Fifteenth Avenue
bet Pand Q, South S. F.
Dodge Eleazer E., market, W s Mission bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Dodge Everett K., mining agent, office 403 Wash-
ington, dwl 14154] Stockton
Dodge Francis, contractor, dwl 917 McAllister
Dodge George S., mining, office 419 California
Dodge Jeremiah A., clerk with Keyt & Co., dwl
50b Commercial
Dodge John W., master schooner Kate Piper, dwl
1309 Jackson
Dodge Josiah W., bookkeeper with Samuel Hill,
dwl SW cor Webster and Ellis
Dodge Nathan, superintendent Grand Central
Market, dwl E s Church bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Dodge Orrin, conductor Front Street, M. and O.R.R.
Dodge William W., / IV. W. Bodge <& Co J dwl
236 Taylor
DODGK W. W. & CO., (J. T. Glover, Newton
Booth and (J. T. Wheeler) wholesale groceries,
provisions, etc., NW cor Clay and Front
Dodger , dwl E s Center bet Cal and Pine
Dods James, (Bayford, Mimes c\- Co.) res Oakland
Dodson Beverly, (colored) whitener and house
cleaner, W s Dodson's Alley
Dodson Walter J., (colored) cook, dwl 8 Ewer PI
Doe Arthur P., clerk with B. & J. S. Doe, 48 Mkt
DOE B. & J. S., manufacturers and dealers doors,
sash and blinds, 44-48 Mkt, manuf 479 Bran
Doe Bait let t, ( B. Se J. 8. Doe) res Boston
Doe Charles V . ( B. & J. 8. Doe and Knowland &
D.J dwl 331 Kearny
Doe Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 138 Clara
Doe John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co., 14
Howard
Doe John S.. (B. & J. 8. Doe) dwl Grand Hotel
Doehn Wilhelmina, nurse Protestant Orphan
Asylum
Doehring Charles, baker with Daniel R. Brower,
dwl NE cor Vallejoand Stockton
Doeltz L., gardener with E. W. Burr, dwl SWcor
Union and Polk
Doerger Charles, ivorytumer. 620 Merchant, dwl
1027 Pacific
Doering John, butcher with M. Selig, dwl Seventh
Avenue bet M and N, South S. F.
Doescher George, watchman S. P. R. R., dwl W s
Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Doggett Richard, packer, dwl E s Mission bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Doggett, Samuel W.. law, loan and laud agent, offic*
536 Washington
Doheny James, carpenter, dwl 423 Ninth
Dohony William, teamster, dwl 429| Shipley
Doherty Anthony, waiter with Flynn & Co., dwl SE
cor Sixth and Bryant
Doherty Barney, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 11
William, rear
Doherty Bernard, longshoreman, dwl 40 De Boom
Doherty Bernard, inilkrancli, cor Columbia Avenue
and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Higbts
Doherty Charles, spoolwinder with J. M. Eckfeldt
& Co., dwl 6 Haywood
Doherty Daniel, laborer, dwl 6 Haywood
Doherty Daniel, tailor, dwl 308 Minna
Doherty Daniel, tinsmith, dwl 69 Fourth
Doherty Edward, talker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
409 Folsom, rear
Doherty Edward, laborer, dwl 1202 Union
Doherty Edward, laborer S. P. Wool Exchange, dwl
23l" Second
Doherty Fanny, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 335
Fourth
Doherty George, laborer Metropolitan Gas Co., dwl
New Franklin House
DOHERTY GEORGE, official law reporter, office
15 City Hall, dwl Lick House
Doherty George W., civil engineer and surveyor,
office 53 Montgomery Block, res Oakland
Doherty Hugh, (Boherty & Bermiugham) dwl 321
Pacific
Doherty James, hostler, dwl 434 Union
Doherty James, laborer, dwl 905 Battery
Doherty James, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 308
Folsom
Doherty John, blacksmith, dwl 234 Fremont
Doherty John, fireman N. P. Trans. Go's S. S. John
L. Stephens
Doherty John, laborer, dwl Goodsell Place nr First
Doherty John, laborer, dwl N s Mariposa nr Utah
Doherty John, laborer S. F. Gas Co.
Doherty John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Doherty John A., laborer, dwl W s Eleventh nr
Harrison
Doherty John C, collector with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 205 Kearny
Doherty Kate, cook, dwl 304 Third
Doherty Matthew, dwl 17 Fourth
Doherty M. E. Mrs., importer of human hair and
millinery goods, 205 Kearny
Doherty Michael, farmer, dwl 1202 Union
Doherty Patrick', laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 17 Welsh
Dohertv Patrick, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr Thir-
tieth
Doherty Oweu, laborer Metropolitan Gas Co., dwl
New Franklin House
Doherty Thomas, engineer, dwl 606 Third
Doherty Thomas J., tinsmith with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 9 Louisa
Dohertv William, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl
119 Silver
Doherty William K., physician, office 519 Sacra-
mento, dwl 984 .Mission
DOHERTY & BERMINGHAM, (Mugh Doherty
and Edmund, R. Bermingham) proprietors
New Franklin House, 321 Pacific
Doherty — see Dougherty, O'Doherty and O' Dough-
erty
Dohn George, cooper with Francis W. Arnold, dwl
142 Natoma
Dohonev John, drayman, Market Street Wharf, dwl
117 Shipley
Dohrruaim Adolph, ( Dokrmann & Co.) dwl 118
Prospect Place
Dohrmann P. A., carpenter, dwl 20 Folsom Avenue
Dohrmann Frederick W., (Dohrmann & Co., and
B. Nathan \ Co J dwl 1906 Stockton
Dohrmann J. H., musical director Metropolitan
Theater, dwl 209 Kearny
Dohrmann William, physician, office and dwl 728
Filbert
HUNTING-TON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY
209
DOHRMANN & CO., (Adolph Dohrmann and Si-
mon Lvvinger) proprietors Wheelan's Mill,
NW cor Washington and Drutmn
DOHRMANN & CO-- (P. W. Dohrmann, B. Na-
than and H. G-. BoisselierJ merchants!, Stock-
ton, office 540 Kearny
Dohs Charles, (Charles Dohs & Co.) dwl 13 Fifth Av
Dohs Charles & Co., ( William SchulzJ blacksmiths
and carriage manufacturers, 926 and 928 Har
Dohs Christian, musician, dwl 732 Mason
Dol Victor, cook, dwl 26 Stockton
Dolan Bridget Mis., dwl 186 Jessie
Dolan Dennis, pianofinisher, dwl 60 Jessie
Dolan Edward, helper iEtua Iron Works, dwl 136
Natoma
Dolan Hugh, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl cor
Bryant and Twenty fourth
Dolan James, carpenter, dwl 650 Minna
Dolan James, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Dolan James, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Dolan James, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Dolan James, miner, dwl 21 Stevenson
Dolan John, bricklayer, dwl 17 Fourth
Dolan John, laborer, bds 29 First
Dolan John, laborer, dwl 6685 Bryant
Dolan John, laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Dolan John, laborer, dwl E s Gilbert bet Brannan
and Townseud
Dolan John, laborer City Iron Works, dwl W s
California Avenue nr Twenty-eighth
Dolan John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Dolan John, miner, dwl 211 Tehama
Dolan John, seaman, dwl 238 Stewart
Dolan John, tanner, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and
Harrison
Dolan John, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks & Backus,
dwl 1410 Hyde
Dolan John, treasurer Imp. Calkere' Association,
dwl S s Second nr Tehama
Dolan John D., policeman City Hall, dwl W s
Eleventh nr Folsom
Dolan Julia Mrs., furnished rooms, 143 Third
Dolan Martin B., bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl SE cor Market and Twelfth
Dolan Michael, expressman, NE cor California and
Sansom, dwl 109 Perry
Dolan Michael, laborer, dwl 75 Jessie
Dolan Michael, laborer, dwl 250 Clementina
Dolan Michael, laborer, dwl S sHaight nr Webster
Dolan Michael, longshoremau with Charles E. Ha-
seltiue, 36 Steuart
Dolan Micliael A., barkeeper, dwl 63£ Jessie
Dolan Michael F., tannery, SE cor Sixteenth and
Harrison
Dolan Michael J., wheelwright, dwl E s Hyde bet
Washington and Jackson
Dolan Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Guerrero bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Dolan Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Dolores and
Dorland
Dolan Patrick, tanner with Sedgley & Davis, dwl
cor Eighteenth and Mission Creek
Dolan Thomas, clerk, dwl E s Kearny nr Sac
Dolan Thomas, laborer Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
N s Francisco ur Van Ness Avenue
Dolan Thomas, soap factory, 803 Brannan and W s
Potrero Avenue nr Brannan Street Bridge, dwl
503 Eighth
Dolan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 144 Clara
Dolan William, blacksmith Omnibus R. R. dwl 125
Clara
Dolan William, hackman Plaza, dwl San Jose
Road nr Four-mile House
Dolan William B., liquor saloon, 145 Third, dwl
143 Third
Doland Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Dolbeer John, (Dolbeer Sf Carson) dwl Russ House
DOLBEER & CARSON, (John Dolbeer and Wil-
liam Carson) lumber and Humboldt Bay Pack-
ets, 34 Market
Dole Daniel N. , (Foster & D., and Eureka Salt
Co.) dwl Nucleus Hotel
Dole Edward, cooper with John P. Meyer, dwl
SW cor Union and Montgomery
Dole Victor, cook, 607 Sacramento
Dolen James, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Dolet August, butcher, 16 and 18 San Francisco
Market, dwl 215 Fi-ancisco
Dolet John B., niachineshop, 415 Dupont, dwl 17
Harlan Place
Dolheguv Adolphe, cigars, tobacco and fruits, 603
Davis
Dolheguy B., commission merchant, 514 Battery,
dwl 421 Sutter
Dollar Homestead Association, office 413 California
Dollard John, 'drayman, dwl 226 Sixth
Dolldorf Rudolph, cook with Miley &. Perrin, dwl
738 Washington
Dolling Henry, porter with F. H. Roseubaum &
Co., dwl 1127 Filbert
Dolliver C. G. Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 439 Fifth
Dolliver E. R. Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 439 Fifth
Dolliver John S., (J. S. Dolliver & Co.) dwl 2001
Bush
DOLLIVER J. S. & CO., (Edwin R. Steel) ship-
ping masters, SW cor Davis and Vallejo
Dolliver Samuel R., (Dolliver & Bro.) dwl Oak nr
Buchanan
Dolliver Thomas, (Dolliver fy Bro.) dwl 439 Fifth
DOLLIVER & BRO., (Thomas and Samuel R.
Dolliver) importers and dealers shoeniaiiufac-
turers' goods, 107 and 109 Post
Dolphiner Henry, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Sacramento
Doleon Dewitt C, dwl E s Laskie bet Market and
Mission
Domett William E., (Mathias & D.) dwl 629 Geary
Domingo Quiuteros Miss, dwl 647 Broadway
Dominick Frank, (Dominick & Co.) dwl 16 Folsom
Dominick & Co., (Frank Dominick and Thomas
Schlink) coffee saloon, 16 Folsom
Dominico Frank, fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Domstetter William, upholsterer, bds 323 Bush
Don Andrew, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Donadeau Andrea, laundrvman, dwl 709 Lombard
Douaghv James S., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
214 Tehama
Donahoe James, laundryman City and County Hos-
pital
Donahoe John, shipcarpenter, dwl 54 First
Donahue Bernard, expresswagon, dwl 6 Geneva
Donahue Charles, boilermaker S. P. R. R., dwl E
s Harrison nr Sixteenth
Donahue Daniel, laborer, dwl 4 Green Court
Donahue Daniel, laborer with Graves & Co., dwl
25^ Ritch, rear
Donahue Denis, drayman, cor Fremont and Howard
Donahue James, cartman Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 42 Natoma
Donahue James, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 214
Tehama
Donahue James, engineer iEtna Iron Works, dwl
88 Stevenson
Donahue James, hackman Plaza
Donahue James, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltiue
Donahue James, piledriver with E..C. Boobar & Co.
Donahue James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Donahue Jeremiah, expresswagon, dwl 262 Steuart
Donahue John, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 27 Ritch
Donahue John, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
14
WATKINS' tO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
210
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY
Donahue John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Donahue John, conductor Central R. R.
Donahue John, drayman, 309 Washington, dwl 9
Si. Charles Place
Donahue John, horseshoer with Patrick Burns,
dwl 56 Everett
Donahue John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl Val-
encia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Donahue John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 13
Miller Place
Donahue John, tinsmith, dwl 9 St. Charles Place
Donahue Julia Miss, upholsteress with Mitchell &
Bell, dwl 426 Greenwich
Donahue Nellie, (widow) dwl 4 Zoe Place
Donahue Patrick, contractor, W s Mission nr Thir-
teenth
Donahue Patrick, laborer, dwl 965 Harrison, rear
DONAHUE PETER, president S. F. Gas Co.,
office 426 Mont, dwl NE cor Second and Bryant
Donahue Robert, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Donahue Thomas, ironshuttermaker, dwl 158 Silver
Donahue Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Donahue Timothy, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Donahue Timothy, laborer, dwl 914 Ellis
Donahue — See Donehue, Donohoe and Donohue
Donalan John, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Batterv
Donald G. M.,"dwl What Cheer House
Donaldson David, bookkeeper with E. Giisar &
Co., dwl 620 Branuan
Donaldson James, seaman schooner H. L. Tiernan,
27 Market
Donaldson Peter F., carpenter, dwl W s Folsom
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Donaldson Samuel, carpenter, dwl 130 Second
Donaldson William, Riggers' and Stevedores' As-
sociation, 429 Pacific
Donavan Cornelius, housesmith with John R.
Sims, dwl 145 Minna
Donavan Daniel, laborer, dwl 1209 Montgomery
Donavan Daniel, laborer Cal. P. R.R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Donavan Daniel, marble works, 1007 Market, dwl
1067 Market
Donavan Edward, expresswagon, Hampshire nr
Sixteenth
Donavan John J., painter, dwl 36 Rausch
Donavan John M., expresswagon, Sixth nr Howard
Donavan Martin, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Donavan Michael, currier with Simon Hoffman,
dwl 1929 Howard
Donavan Michael M., carriagepainter with H. M.
& D. S. Sliute, dwl Twenty-second nr Valencia
Donavan Richard, expressman, cor Fourth and Mkt
Doneaster Ensley, carpenter with Middlemas &
Boole
DONDERO CHARLES, editor La Voce Del
Popolo, office 603 Washington, dwl 426 Green
Donegan David, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Donegan Hugh, carpenter City Iron Works, dwl
338 Fifth
Donegan Michael, miner, dwl 304 Beale
Douelson William, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Doniher John, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl cor
Ninteenth and Guerrero
Donlan Joseph M., miner, dwl 3 Martin's Block,
Market bet Seventh and Eighth
Donlan Michael, waiter Lick House
Donlan Peter, deckhand Cent. P. R. R.,dwl 240
Townsend
Donlan Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 311 Pacific
Donlan Thomas, hostler, dwl E s Henry bet Castro
and Noe
Donlan Thomas, manufacturer carriages, NE cor
Powell and O'Farrell, dwl 204 Powell
Donlon James M., special policeman, dwl 1067
Market
Donlv P.j laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
Donnadieu Louis, restaurant, 415 Pine
Donnaher Andrew, laborer Metropolitan Gas Co.,
dwl New Franklin House
Donne Richard M., expresswagon, cor Washington
aud Battery, dwl S s McAllister bet Buchanan
and Webster
Donnell James, stonecutter New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 255 Perry, rear
Donnell Michael, gatekeeper with S. F. & P. Sugar
Refinery Co., dwl 505 Eighth
Donnell Oliver, handcart, SW cor Broadway and
Davis, dwl 316 Davis
Donnell R. P., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Donnellan B. C, carpenter, dwl 26 Alary
Donnellan William E., collector with J. B. Dorr,
dwl 429 Bush
Donnellan William L., bookagent, dwl 539 Cal
Donnellan William T., salesman, dwl 539 Cal
Donnelly A. J., collector, office 533 Kearny, dwl
N s'Market nr Noe
Donnelly Andrew, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl cor Chesley and Harrison
Donnelly B. & Co., (Michael Nolan J groceries aud
liquors, 1143 Howard
Donnelly Bernard, cook, dwl SWcor Harrison and
Seventh
Donnelly Bryan, (B. Donnelly & Co.) dwl 1143
Howard "
Donnelly Bryan, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl SW cor Valencia aud Sixteenth
Donnelly Edward, street contractor, dwl ^103 Jones
Donnelly Francis, longshoremau with Charles E.
Haseltine
Donnelly Francis A., entry clerk, 11 Montgomery,
dwl 150 Minna
Donnelly Henry, bricklayer, dwl E s Boardman
Place nr Branuan
Donnelly James, bakery, 22S First
Donnelly James, laborer S. F. &P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 19 Sumner
Donnelly James, lather, dwl Rassette Place No. 1
Donnelly James J., clerk with James Donnelly, dwl
228 First
Donnelly J. F., carpenter H. C League. 128 Kearny
Donnelly John, bookkeeper with John Flanagan,
dwl 73 Clementina
Donnelly John, brassfinisher. dwl 513 Howard
Donnelly John, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 300
Fourth
Donnelly John, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 241
Tehama
Donnelly John, laborer, dwl 50Natoma
Donnelly John, laborer, dwl 444 Sixth
Donnelly John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Donnelly John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Donnelly John, longshoreman, dwl SW cor First
and Frederick
Donnelly John, molder Eagle Brass Foundry, dwl
513 Howard
Donnelly John, pressman with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, res Oakland Point
Donnelly .John, proprietor Washington House, SE
cor Druunn and Oregon
Donnelly John, teamster, dwl Ss Vallejo bet Hyde
and Larkiu
Donnelly John, (P. Donnelly & Bro.Jves Drapers-
town, Ireland
Donnelly John Z., butcher, dwl 506 Seventh
Donnelly Luke, cooper, dwl N s O'Farrell nr De-
visadero
Donnelly Luke E., with Jones,' Pullman &. Co.,
dwl' 906 Market
Donnelly M. A., clerk S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 505 Eighth
Donnelly Michael, laborer, dwl 256 Spear, rear
Donnelly Michael, laborer, dwl cor Hampshire and
Serpentine Avenue
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.]
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO ^ D ] DIRECTORY
211
Donnelly Michael, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl Twenty-second nr Brannan
Donnelly Michael, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 826 Green
Donnelly Owen, marketman, dwl cor Church and
Dolores
Donnelly P. & Bro., (John Donnelly) butter,
cheese, eggs, etc., 20 Occidental Market
Donnelly Patrick, (P. Donnelly & Bro. J dwl 60
Tehama
Donnelly Patrick, baker St. Mary's Hospital
Donnelly Patrick, porter with Hucks & Lambert,
dwl 541 Hayes
Donnelly Patrick, salesman with A. Roman & Co.,
dwl 152 Minna
Donnelly Patrick, seaman, dwl 146 Folsom
Donnelly Patrick, soap manufacturer, dwl N s
.Mission nr Ninth
Donnelly Patrick, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Donnelly Patrick F., brassfmisher Cal. Brass Works,
dwl 135 Tehama
Donnelly Patrick T., clerk, dwl 1143 Howard
Donnelly Peter, laborer, dwl 608 Bush
Donnelly Peter, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Steu
Donnelly Robert, expresswagon, 219 Washington,
dwl S s Fulton nr Octavia
Donnelly Terrence, laborer, dwl 826 Green
Donnelly Thomas, ( Donnelly $• Kerr) dwl 171
Perry
Donnelly Thomas, laborer, dwl Twelfth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Donnelly Thomas, wood and coal.NE cor Bran and
Clinton, dwl E s Clinton bet Bran and Townsend
Donnelly Walter C, teamster, dwl NW cor Juniper
and Harrison
Donnelly William, cardriver, dwl 549 Howard
DONNELLY & KERR, (Thomas Donnelly and
Matthew Kerr) liquor saloons, 20 Montgomery
and Dunbar Alley, rear City Hall
Donnelly. — See Donnolly
Donnelson Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Co., dwl 34
Minna
Donuer Charles, barkeeper, 616 Pacific, dwl 625 Pac
Douuer Thomas, portar, 202 Pine
Donnican Patrick, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
Harriet nr Sixth
Donnicliffe Thomas J., special policeman, dwl 352
Third
Dounigan James, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl Ecker nr Mission
Dounigan Mary Miss, dwl 1314 Filbert
Dounigan Michael, teamster, dwl 1329 Sausom, rear
Donnohue James, baker, dwl 552 Natoma
DONNOLLY & CO.'S YEAST POWDER MAN-
UFACTORY, Daniel Callaghau proprietor, 121
Front
Donnolly Bernard, laborer, dwl SE cor Dorland
and Church
Donnolly Francis L., laborer, dwl 548g Tehama
Donnolly John, bakery, SW cor Mason and Geary
Donnolly John, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens ,
Donnolly T. C. <fc Co., (James Vance) yeast pow-
der manufacturers, 404 Front
Donnolly Thomas, manufacturer yeast powder, office
121 Front, dwl 1611 Mason
Donnolly Thomas C, (T. C. Donnelly 8? Co.) res
Oakland
Donnolly. — See Donnelly
Donoghoe J. P., professor mathematics, etc., St.
Ignatius College, 841 Market
Donoghue D. J., laborer Custom House, dwl 38
Mary
Donoghue Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1132 Fol
Donoghue Michael, conductor Cent. R. R.
Donoghue Patrick J., laborer, dwl 38 Mary
Donoghue Thomas J., miller with William Mocker,
dwl 273 Jessie
DONOHO PHILIP, proprietor Phil's Exchange
and Restaurant, 417 Front, dwl 718 California
Douohoe Cornelius, groceries ami liquors, SE cor
Fifth and Minna, dwl 4163 Shipley
Donohoe James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Donohoe James, real estate, dwl 929 Howard
Donohoe Jerry, laborer with Keating & Mitchell
Donohoe John, fireman S. F. Gas Co., dwl Miller's
Place
Donohoe John, shoemaker, dwl 35 Everett
Donohoe Joseph A., (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) dwl
526 Harrison
DONOHOE, KELLY & CO., (Joseph A. Donohoe
and Eugene Kelly) bankers, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
DONOHOE, KELLY & CO.'S BUILDING, SE
cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Donohoe Owen, dwl S s Turk bet Scott and Pierce
Donohoe Peter, laborer, dwl S s Turk bet Scott
and Pierce
Donohoe Thomas, laborer American Exchange
Donohoe Timothy, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
cor Ellis and Van Ness Avenue
Donohue Catharine, (widow) dwl S s Chestnut nr
Fillmore
Donohue Daniel, dwl 711 Front
Donohue Daniel, laborer, dwl San Jose Road nr
Mission
Donohue Dennis, drayman, dwl 42 Natoma
Donohue Edward, shoemaker, 20 Hayes
Donohue Eliza, (widow) dwl 5 Martin's Block, S s
Market bet Seventh and Eighth
Donohue Eugene, expresswagon, SE cor Second
and Howard
Donohue Francis, gardener, dwl W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Donohue Frank, salesman with J. W. Davidson &
Co., dwl 73 Clementina
Donohue Hugh, house and sign painter, 922 How
Donohue .John, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'u, 814 Howard
Donohue James, baker, dwl 65 Natoma
Donohue James, engineer, dwl 90 Stevenson, rear
Donohue Jane, (widow) dwl SE cor Mariposa and
Mississippi
Donohue Jeffrey, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works. dwl SW corglil Dorado and Potrero Av
Donohue Jeremiah, fruits, 1139 Howard
Donohue John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Donohue John, compositor Scientific Press, dwl 111
Minna
Donohue John, laborer, dwl 553 Jessie
Donohue John, liquor saloon, 827 Folsom
Donohue John, porter, dwl 165 Minna
Donohue John C., groceries, NW cor Bryant and
Bryant Avenue
Donohue Martin, laborer, dwl 210 Pacific
Donohue Maurice, laundryman Lick House
Donohue. Michael, ( Rodger s Sf D.) dwl 857 Fol
Donohue Michael, conductor, dwl 511 Stevenson
Donohue Michael, laborer with Wood Preserving
Co., dwl NW cor Third and Berry
Donohue Patrick, carriage-painter, 716 Sausom,
dwl 426 Hayes
Douohue Peter, boilermaker, dwl 27 Natoma
Donohue Peter, laborer, dwl 707 Brannan
Donohue Peter, wagonmaker, dwl 426 Hayes
Donohue Rodger, expresswagon, SE cor Washing-
ton and Sausom, dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Donohue Thomas, (Donohue &, Phelan) dwl 1432
Howard
Donohue Thomas, carpenter, dwl 419 Union
Donohue Thomas, housesmith with John R. Sims,
dwl Silver bet Third and Fourth
Douohue Timothy, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Donohue & Phelan, (Thomas Donohne and Patrick
Phelan) liquor saloon, 31 Second
/ONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Goods.
WATXINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
212
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.
Donobne. — See Donehue and Donolioe
Donovan Ann Miss, seamstress, dwl 50 Natoma
Donovan Ann My*., lodgings, 44 Jessie
Donovan Ann, (widow) dwl 11 Mason
1) .van Ann, (widow) dwl SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Donovan Bridget Miss, seamstress, dwl 227 Second
Donovan Bridget, (widow) dwl 244 Jessie
Donovan Charles, boot and shoe manufacturer, 523
Market, dwl W a Mission nr Twenty-second
Donovan Charles, laborer, dwl 578 Harrison
Donovan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Donovan Cornelius, steward American Exchange
Donovan Daniel, assorter Pioneer Woolen Mills
Donovan Daniel, laborer, dwl W s Columbia nr
Twentieth
Donovan Daniel, laborer, dwl IS College Place
Donovan Daniel. laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Donovan Daniel, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Donovan Daniel, woodcutter, dwl 1121 Greenwich
Donovan Dennis, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
A.-s'n., 814 Howard
Donovan Dennis, pressman with Women's Co-oper-
ative Union, dwl cor Fulton and Van Ness Av
Donovan Dennis S., gardener, dwl 1108 Hyde
Donovan Ellen Miss, teacher Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 210 Clara
Donovan Eugene, laborer, dwl 217 Perry
Donovan H., blacksmith Risdon Iron Works, dwl 12
Anthony
Donovan Honora, (widow) dwl 210 Clara
Donovan James, (Donovan & Hayes) dwl 14 Turk-
Donovan James, laborer, dwl 459 Jessie, rear
Donovan Jamt-s. longshoreman, dwl 112 First
Donovan James, seaman ship Warhawk, pier 10 Steu
Donovan Jeiemiah, laborer, dwl 251 Octavia
Donovan Jeremiah, pressman with Women's Co-
operative Union, dwl SE cor Fulton and Web-
ster
Donovan Jeremiah J., (Donovan & O'Donnel/J
dwl 410 Sixth
Donovan John, boilermak'er, dwl 171 Jessie
Donovan John, carpenter with Cole & Haskell, dwl
X a Bluxome nr Fourth
Donovan John, cartman, dwl Bluxome nr Fourth
Donovan John, cupolatender Risdon Iron Works
Donovan John, expresswagon, cor Folsom and Steu
Donovan John, hostler Klntucky Livery Stable,
dwl 420 Pacific
Donovan John, hostler with Nathan P. Hopkins,
dwl 567 Mission
Donovan John, laborer, dwl 120 Folsom
Donovan John, laborer, dwl 532 Commercial
Donovan John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Donovan John, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine
Donovan John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Donovan John, teamster, dwl (341 Commercial
Donovan John A., honeepainter, dwl 231 Eighth
Donovan John E., laborer, dwl SE cor Sixth and
Shipley
Donovan John J., upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 272 JesMe
Donovan Kate Miss, teacher Bush Street Cosmopol-
itan School, dwl 609 Bush
Donovan Maria, (widow) dwl 516 Union
Donovan Martin, bootmaker, dwl 243 Fell
Donovan Mary, (widow) dwl 252 Clary
Donovan Mary, (widow) dwl NE cor Erie and How
Donovan Mary, shoebinder, dwl 521 Howard
Donovan Mary Miss, fringemaker with William
Englander, dwl N s Clara bet Fifth and Sixth
Donovan Mary A. Miss, forewoman with Charles
Donovan, dwl .Montgomery House
Donovan Michael, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwi Potrero Point
Donovan Micnaei, blacksmith, dwl 10 Anthony
Donovan Micnaei, laborer, dwl California Avenue
nr Gody
Donavan Michael, laborer, dwl NW cor Tehama and
Eighth
Donovan Michael, laborer, dwl S s Fulton nr Van
Ness Avenue
Donovan Michael, laborer, dwl W s Prospect Ave-
nue nr Thirtieth
Donovan Michael N., earriagepaiuter, dwl S 8
Twenty-second nr Valencia
Donovan M. J., house and signpainter, 209 Sixth,
and School Director Eleventh Ward, dwl 231
Eighth
Donovan Patrick, bookbinder, dwl 518 Mission
Donovan Patrick, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Donovan Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Myrtle Avenue nr
Franklin
Donovan Robert, sashmaker Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 1028 Market
Donovan Timothy, shoemaker, 231 Pacific
Donovan Timothy, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 531 Bryant
Donovan Timothy, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Donovan & Hayes, (James Donovan and George
W. Hayes J house and signpainters. 219 Davis
Donovan & O'Donnell, (Jeremiah J. Donovan and
Martin O'Donnell) restaurant, 5 and 7 Sixth
Donovan — See Dounovan and Dunnovan
Donovich William, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Donzell Aime J., produce dealer, dwl cor Hyde and
Filbert
Donzell Joseph, clerk, with John G. Hodge & Co.,
dwl cor Filbert & Hyde
Donzelmann John F., local agent Hamburg Bremen
Ins. Co., 13 Merch Exchange dwl 204 Stockton
Donzlemann John H., driver with Kohler& Frohl-
ing. res Oakland
Doody Richard, groom with Milton S. Latham,
638 Folsom
Doogan B. M. Rev., pastor St. Bridget's R. C.
Church, dwl W s Van Ness Av nr Broadway
Doolan Dennis, piano polisher with M. Gray, dwl
60 Jessie
Doolan Hugh, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Doolan James, laborer, dwl 125 Clara
Doolan James, seaman steafher Kalorama, Wash-
ington Sireet Wharf
Doolan Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 176 Minna
DOOLAN WILLIAM, real estate agent, office 16
Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl 1010 Bush
Dooley Catherine, (widow) dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Dooley James, coachman, dwl SW cor Bryant and
Third
Dooley James J., butcher, dwl S s Thirteenth Ave-
nue bet N and P, South S. F.
Dooley John, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Orizaba
Dooley John, barkeeper with Frank Merrill, dwl
W s Buchanan bet Bush and Sutter
Dooley John H., butcher with Miller & Lux, dwl
First Avenue nr Kentucky
Dooley Patrick, grocer, dwl SE cor Hyde and Bay
Dooley William, porter with Goodwin & Co., dwl
77*8i Harrison
Dooley William, steward, dwl 42 Louisa
Dooling James, boxmaker Union Box Factorv, dwl
28 Minna
Dooling Michael, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 75 Jessie
DOOLITTLE WILLIAM G., real estate agent
and homestead secretarv,office328Montgomery,
dwl 830 Howard
Dooly Andrsw, gardener Woodward's Gardens,
dwl W s Mission bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Dooly James, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Dooly Mary L., (widow) dwl SE cor Filbert and
Mason
Dooly William, porter, dwl 778 Harrison
Dooly's Building, NW cor Sansom and Sutter
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAAGK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
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Doouor Thomas, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co.
Doose Peter, laborer, dwl SW cor Green and Bat
Dopke William, carpenter, dwl 22S Bush
Doplitz Isftac, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz, dwl
519 Montgomery
Dopson Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and
Dupont, dwl 111 Geary
Dor Caesar, cook Grand Hotel, dwl S s Mc-
Allister nr Webster
Doran Charles A., carpenter, dwl 974 Folsom
Doran David, sbipcarpenteis, dwl 2 Clay Avenue
Doran J. A. Miss, teacher Silver St. PrimarySehool
Doran James, drayman, dwl 91b* Pacific
Doran James, horseshoer, 55 Beale, dwl 112 Freelon
Doran James, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Ass'n, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Doran Joseph, liquor saloon, 34 Sixth
Doran Julia, (widow) dwl 632 >» Minna
Doran Kate Miss, millinery, dwl 37 Fourth
Doran M. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School
Doran Margaret Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 974
Folsom
Doran Mary, weaver Pioneer Woolen Mills
Doran Mary, (widow), dwl 12Zoe, rear
Doran Maurice, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Doran Michael, pantryman P.M.S.S. Co.,dwlNs
Brannan nr Second
Doran Michael, propertyman Metropolitan Theater,
dwl Government House
Doran Patrick, gardener, dwl SE cor California and
Taylor
Doran Peter, lon^shoremau, dwl 1001 Battery
Doran William, policeman City Hall, dwl 1009 Pac
Dorcey Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Dore A. M. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School,
dwl 824 Greenwich
Dore Benjamin, inspector, dwl 824 Greenwich
Dore Charles, student Heald's Business College,
dwl 173 Minna
Dore Cornelius, farmer, dwl 173 Minna
Dore Edward, cooper with John P. Meyer, dwl 305
Union
Dore Edward W., drayman, 34 San, dwl 925 Har
Dore Mary Aim, (widow) housekeeper with John
Lynch, dwl 522 Broadway
Dore 5laurice, (Maurice Dore & Co. ) dwl 729 Sutter
DORE MAURICE «fc CO., (Henry A. Cobb) real
estate, stock and general auctioneers, 327 Mont
Dorethy Chris., laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Dorethy Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Dorety Elizabeth T., (widow) dwl 5 Ridley
Dortier Bernard, cook, 612 Market, dwl 532 Bdwy
Dortier John, clerk, 23 Metropolitan Market, dwl
1(508 California
Dorfler Moritz, currier with Christian Helwig, dwl
S s Serpentine Avenue nr Twenty-sixth
Dorgan John, painter, dwl 50 Natoma
Dorgan Kate Miss, fringemaker with William Eng-
lander, dwl N s Minna bet Fifth and Sixth
Dorian Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Twentieth bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Dorgan Thomas J., laundryman with S.F. Lauudry
Ass'n, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Dorgan Timothy, driver with Hall & Co., dwl Te-
hama nr Fifth «
Dorgan William, boarding, 50 Natoma
Dorgan William, carpenter, dwl 124 Dora
Dorgan William, laborer Pioneer Woolen Mills
Dorgeloh Charles, (Lukrs cy D.J dwl NW cor Fol-
som and Moss
Dorit Ulysse, cooper with Leopold Juzix, dwl 616
Battery
Dorland Henry S., contractor, dwl W s Dolores bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Dorland James, street contractor, dwl Ns Eight-
eenth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Dorland Thomas, (widow) real estate, dwl W s
Dolores bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Dorland Thomas A. C, cashier with A. L. Bancroft
&• Co., dwl Ss Seventeenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Dormady John, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dorman Charles M., carpenter with Excelsior Mill
Co., dwl 1228 Pine
Dorman Charles W., chief engineer steamer Wash-
ington, dwl 208 Kearny
Dorman William F., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Howard and Fifteenth
Dormer Julia, (widow) dwl 314 Sixth
Dormitzer Ludwig P., (Adelsdurfer JBros.J res Ba-
varia, Germany
Dornbluth Robert, cabinetmaker, dwl 624 Brannan,
rear
Dorn Richard, merchant, dwl 320 Jessie
Dorniu George D., traveling agent Fireman's Fund
Ins. Co., SW cor California and Sansom
Doruin Thomas, special policeman, dwl 43 Stanly
Place
Dorr Henry, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
zaba, dwl 1 10 Steuart
DORR J. B., livery stable, 408 Bush, dwl 410 Bush
DORR LOUIS, wholesale liquors, 719 Sansom, dwl
29 Rondel Place
Dorr Michael, hackm an, cor Moutand Market, dwl
331 Montgomery
Dorr Ralph, stockbroker, dwl 31 O'Farrell
Dorr William, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Dorran Bridget, (widow) dwl Van Ness Avenue nr
Chestnut
Dorrance William C, baker, dwl 1224 Folsom
DORRANCE WILLIAM F.,hamessand saddlery,
315 Battery, dwl 631 Sacramento
Dorry T. J., carriagepainter, dwl 22 Turk
Dorsett Edward, (colored) porter Gal. P.R.R. Co.'s
steamer Amador
Dorsett George, engineer steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Dorsey J. C, (Dorsey & Lo/reryJ res Carson City,
Nevada
Dorsey B. J , consul San Salvador, office 42 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 1019 P>us!i
Dorsey Cornelius, laborer, dwl W s Bryant Avenue
nr Bryant
Dorsey Edward B., dwl Union Club
Dorsey James Rev., (colored) pastor Powell Street
M.E. Church, dwl 907 Pacific
Dorsey James, blacksmith with Dunn, Campbell &
Co., dwl 709 Pacific
Dorsey John, steward with Frank Johnson & Co.
Dorsey Peter, laborer with Whitney &. Freese
Dorsey Thomas, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Dorsey & Lowery, (J. C. Dorsey & Robert E. Low-
eryj ag'nts Weed's Patent Carpet Sweepers, 208
■ Montgomery
Dorsey — See Dorcey
Dos Guadro Jose, seaman, dwl Sansom bet Broad-
way and Vallejo, rear
Dosher Albert, drayman with Redington, Hostetter
it Co., dwl 13 Fifth Avenue
Doscher Annie, dressmaker, dwl 306 O'Farrell
Doscher Benjamin, barkeeper with Henry Doscher,
Third Street Wharf
Doscher Claus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bat-
tery and Jackson
Doscher George H., drayman with James Nibbe,
dwl 1318 Pine
DOSCHER H. & CO., (John H. Schluter) grocer-
ies and liquors, NE cor Second and Howard,
and NE cor Fifth and Clementina
Doscher Hans Henry, groceries and meat market,
SE cor Brannan and Seventh
Doscher Henry/ .StfWj'/t & D.J dwl 1236 Bush
Doscher Henry, clerk with Henry Steil, dwl SW
cor Folsom and Eleventh
Doscher Henry, groceries and liquors, Third Street
Wharf, dwl NW cor Bush and Joues
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Dosclier Hermann, (IT. Doscher <$" Co.) dwl 137
Third
Doscher John, clerk with John D. Doscher, dwl 101
First
DOSCHER JOHN D., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Mission and First
Dose J. W . cabinetmaker with George B. Mav &
Co., dwl L12% Tehama
Dose William, gardener witli Meyer & Co., dwl
N s Post bet Lvon and Cemetery Avenue
Dott Annie, (widow), dwl 120 Oak
Dott George, cashboy with J. W. Davidson & Co.,
dwl 120 Oak
Dolta Floriaro, shoemaker with Carlo Motta, 711
Montgomery
Dotter William 'C, dwl 1141 Folsom
Doty John J., bookkeeper with D. A. Macdonald
& Co., dwl Rnss House
Doty James R., harnessmaker with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 153 Third
Doty R. E. Mrs., saleswoman, dwl 314 Bush
Dond Aaron, real estate agent, 320 Montgomery,
dwl S s Seventeenth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Dond Daniel, fireman steamer Santa Cruz, Wash-
ington Street wharf
Dond Frank, clerk, 5 Sanson), dwl 911 Bush
Dond John, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
Dond N. A. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
dwl 911 Bush
Dond Philo, waterman, dwl 911 Bush
Dond Thomas, student Healds' Business College,
dwl 1103 Montgomery
Dond — See Dowd
Dougall John, barkeeper with Samuel Mnrtinovich,
dwl S s Sacramento bet East and Drumm
Dougall Samuel, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
248 Tehama
Dongall William G. , tinsmith with Locke & Mon-
tague, dwl 1005 Clay
Dongan William, marblecutter with J. F. Sharkey,
dwl 519 Minna
Dougart John I., ( Spolm % D.) dwl N s Bush bet
Pierce and Scott
Doughany John, drayman, dwl 117 Shipley
Dougherty Andrew, drayman, dwl 3 Central Place
Dougherty Arthur, Riggers' and Stevedores' Asso-
ciation, 429 Pacific
Dougherty Barnabv, contractor, dwl 1 Sherwood
Place'
Dougherty Dennis, expresswagon, cor California
and Sansom, dwl S s Asli nr Buchanan
Dougherty Daniel, laborer, dwl 623 Geary
Dougherty Daniel, porter Lick House
Dougherty Daniel, tailor, dwl 308 Minna
Dougherty Edward, teamster with William Kerr,
dwl 903 Battery
Dougherty Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 210 Leav
Dougherty Francis, laborer, dwl S s Larkin bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Dougherty Frank, dwl Johnson House'
Dougherty George, contractor, dwl NE cor Bay and
.Jones
Dougherty George, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
266 Clementina
Dougherty George,' saloonkeeper, dwl 625 Merchant
Dougherty George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dougherty Henry, laborer, dwl 59 Shipley
Dougherty James, driver, dwl cor Stock and Green
Dougherty James, haekdriver, Plaza, dwl 731
Vallejo
Dougherty James, laborer, dwl NW cor Battery and
Green, rear
Dougherty James, musician, dwl Sierra Nevada
Lodgings
Dougherty James, teamster with William Kerr
dwl 909 Battery
DOUGHERTY J. H. & CO., wines and liquors,
515 California
Dougherty John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Dougherty John, driver Front Street M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 107 Austin
Dougherty John, fireman steamer New World, dwl
Goodsell Place
Dougherty John, gasfitter with Thomas .Day, dwl
15117 Dupont
Dougherty John, hackman, Plaza, dwl 1013 Stock
Dougherty John, laborer, dwl W s Potrero Avenue
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Dougherty John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 8J
Freelon
Dougherty John, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Dougherty John, milkman, dwl NE cor Bay and
Jones
Dougherty John H., (J. B. Dougherty Sf Co.) dwl
845 Howard
Dougherty John P., plumber, dwl 349 Tehama
Dougherty John W., clerk, E s Mission bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Dougherty Joseph, painter, dwl 223 Minna
Dougherty Mary, (widow) dwl 454 Sixth
Dougherty Michael, plumber, dwl 715 Tehama
Dougherty Neil, tanner with Simon Hoffman, dwl
Howard nr Fifteenth
Dougherty Patrick, laborer with S. F. Gas Co., dwl
17 Welsh
Dougherty Patrick E., clerk with S. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl 156 Third
Dougherty Philip, laborer, dwl 349 Tehama
Dougherty P. E., clerk S. P. R. R. Co., dwl 156
Third"
Dougherty P. W., livery aud sale stable, Es Mis-
sion bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Dougherty Robert E., engraver, dwl 607 Third
Dougherty Roger G., furniture, 51 1 Fourth
Dougherty Thomas, Club Rooms, 652 Market, dwl
9 Stockton
Dougherty Thomas, porter with Reynolds & Mur-
ray, dwl Ohio nr Broadway
Dougherty William, boilermaker S.F. Boiler Works,
dwl 277 Minna
Dougherty William, laborer, dwl 1 19 Silver
Dougherty William, master mariner, dwl 455 Bry-
ant
Dougherty William, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
DOUGHERTY WILLIAM C, superintendent
foreign mails S. F. Post Office, dwl 1414 Taylor
Dougherty William H., mariner, dwl 30 O'Farrell
Dougherty. — See Doherty, O'Doherty, and O'-
Dougherty
Doughman Andrew, laborer, dwl 1007 Myrtle Av
Doughty James C., carpenter, dwl 212 Third
Doughty John Rev., pastor NewT Jerusalem Church,
dwl 1508 Leavenworth
Doughty Matthew, laborer with S. F. Gas Co., dwl
254 \ Fourth
Doughty William, (Lambert, Palmer & Co.) res
Stockton
Doughty.— See Doty
Douglas Charles, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Douglas Charles D., inspector, dwl 20 Rondel
Place
Douglas Ellen, (widow) dwl E s Channel opp
Eleventh *
Douglas Francis, machinist, dwl 412 Shotwell .
Douglas Henry, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Douglas James ()., knitter with Mission Woolen
Mills, dwl 412 Shotwell
Douglas John, blacksmith with W. S. Phelps &
Co., dwl 1511 Jones
Douglas John, laborer with Superintendent of Public
Streets, dwl SW cor Brannan and Sixth
DOUGLAS P. & CO., (Robert 8. Falconer) china
and housefurnishing goods, 131 Kearny
Douglas Percy, (P. Douglas <fc Co.) dwl Russ
House
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY
215
Douglas Thomas, painter with WilsoD & Moulton,
awl 227 Minna
Douglas Thomas H., superintendent Friedlander's
Warehouse and wharfinger North Point Wharf,
dwl 507 Powell
Douglas William, ( Douglass Sf Fogg J res San Mateo
Douglas William J. F., miner, dwl 3 Second Avenue
Douglas & Fogg, (William Douglas and William
A. Fogg) real estate ageuts and collectors, 128
Kearny
Douglass Albert G, clerk. 113 Front, dwl 914 Geary
Douglass Alfred, dwl 537 Sacramento
Douglass Donald M., harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester
Douglass Ellen A., fancy goods, SW cor Sacra-
mento and Polk
Douglass Francis, machinist with F. H. Small, dwl
41-2 Shot well
Douglass Georse H., chief officer with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 22 Oak Avenue
Douglass George W., carpenter with Omnibus R. R.,
dwl 421 Fourth
Douglass Gustave N., steward S. F. Yacht Club,
dwl Club House
Douglass James, (Franklin & B.) dwl 114 Jackson
Douglass James, laborer, dwl 618 Natoffla
Douglass J (Tim. bootmaker, dwl (524 Commercial
Douglass John H.. carpenter, dwl N s Fourteenth
nrP, South S. F.
Douglass John W., cartman, dwl S s Harrison bet
Ninth and Tenth
Donglass Joseph, shoemaker with GJparles Hoerl-
korn, dwl -135 Pine
Douglass Robert A., driver Front St. M. & O. R.R.,
dwl Polk nr Bush
Douglass T. A., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Douglass Thomas, calker with P. ML. S. S. Co., dwl
35 Clementina
Douglass Thomas, clerk, 328 Bush
Douglass Thomas,gasntter with McNally & Hawkins
Douglass W. B., watchmaker, 806 Market
Douglass William A., phvsician, office and dwl 126
O'Farrell
Douglass William Y., captain police City Hall, dwl
1705 Dnpont
Dousdebes Albert, salesman City of Paris, dwl
16111 Powell
DOUTHITT D. WILLIAM, attorney at law, office
23 and 24, 507 Montgomery, dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
Doutrick Frank, salesman with Keane, O'Connor
& Co.. dwl 334 O'Farrell
Doutz Frederick, baker, dwl 1817 Powell
Douwe Michael J., seaman, dwl SW cor Clay and
East
Dove Al^xander,(widow) (colored) dwl 1302 Pacific
Dove .James, knitter with Mission Woolen Mills,
* dwl S s Fourteenth bet Mission and Howard
Dove John, dwl S s Moulton Place nr Montgomery
Dove William, carpenter, dwl S s Moulton Place nr
Montgomery
Dove William H. J., pianomaker, dwl 1058 Howard
Dow A. P., piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Dow E. K., clerk steamer Capital, dwl 20 Ellis
DO\V Frank A., clerk with Martin Dow, dwl 73 Na-
toma
Dow Geome, machinist, dwl 66 Minna
Do^James, clerk Cent. P. R. R„ dwl 163 Perry
Dow J. Blake, market, SE corner Clay and Tayior,
dwl 1219 Sacramento
Dow Lorenzo, milkman, dwl 20 Lafayette
Dow Martin, lamps and oils, 124 Sec, dwl 156 Third
Dow William B., upholsterer, 665 Mission, dwl
563| Minna
Dow William P., (Sedgly & B.) dwl S s Twenti-
eth nr Harrison
Dowd Bernard, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl -129 Shipley
Dowd Dennis, proptr City Front House, 625 Davis
Dowd Hutch, hackman. Plaza
Dowd Margaret Mrs., dwl 52 Shipley
Dowd Patrick, shoemaker with John Sullivan, dwl
2 Eddy Place
Dowd Peter, laborer, dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Dowd Richard, bookkeeper with Hawkins & Can-
trell. dwl 1235 Union
Dowd William, carriagemaker with Garrick & Co.,
dwl 2 Eddy
Dowd William, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Dowd see Doud
Dowdell Grace, (widow) branch Swain's Bakerv,
148 Fourth
Dowdell Richard, druggist, dwl 5 Central Place
Dowdell Robert, pressman with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 135 Third
Dowden Henry, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 214 Broadway
Dowe Charles, dwl What Cheer House
Dower John, currier with O'Rourke & Co., dwl
15 Gilbert
Dowler Thomas, porter with S. McHenrv & Co.,
dwl 308 Minna
Dowling Ann, (widow) dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Dowling Annie E. Miss, teacher Tyler Street Pri-
mary School, dwl SW cor McAllister and Brod-
ericK
Dowling Edward, laborer, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Dowling Edward, porter, 115 Battery; dwl 417 Sut-
ter, rear
Dowling James, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 221 Clara
Dowling James, real estate, dwl San Bruno Road
3{ miles from City Hall
Dowling James, stage manager Bella Union Thea-
ter, dwl 502 Washington
Dowling Jennie E. Miss, teacher Eighth Street
Grammar School, dwl 429 Sixth
Dowling John, (H. Taylor $ Co.) dwl 449 Stev
Dowling Madison F„ miller Golden Gate Mills, dwl
347 Fremont
Dowlinjj Mary, furnished rooms, 413 Kearny
Dowling Michael, hackman, 227 Bush, dwl 139
Shipley
Dowling Michael, salesman, 628 Mkt, dwl 836 Mkt
Dowling Michael, shipcarpenter, dwl 310 Seventh
Dowling Michael T., miller Golden Gate Flour Mills,
dwl 347 Fremont
Dowling Morris, salesman, dwl 836 Market
Dowling Patrick, stonecutter, dwl N s Green bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Dowling P. T., carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Dowling Richard, Armory Stables, 608 Howard,
dwl 611 Howard
Dowling Richard, harnessmaker with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 523 Howard
Dowling Thomas H., salesmau with W. Warner
Henry, dwl 527 Pine
Dowling William M.. bricklayer, dwl SE cor Mc-
Allister and Broderick
Dowling William F., clerk La Grand Laundry, dwl
5 LaFayette Avenue
Downer A. J., clerk with Collins & Co., 906 Market
Downer Edward, salesmau, 223 Mont, dwl 475 Jessie
Downer Thomas P., collector Market Street Wharf,
dwl 510 O'Farrell
Downes Charles, ( Bon-nes & Beery J dwl 747 How
Downes John P., wool buyer, dwl 2605 Bush
Downes William, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl Heron nr Eighth
Downes & Deery. (Charles Bownes $ Thomas.
Beery) plumbers, gas and steam fitters, 41
Second
Downes — See Downs
Downey Andrew, with Redington, Hostetter &
Co., dwl 609 Pine
Downey Edward, teacher, dwl 741 Market
Downey Frank M., clerk, 316 Mont, dwl 8 Hunt
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AST GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Downey George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Downey George M., U. S. A., dwl Nucleus House
Downey George W., shipping clerk with J. S.
Wall A Co., dwl Ul Natoma
Downey Harry J., with Stephen L. Davis, dwl 17
Turk
Downey Henry, stevedore, dwl 131 Harrison
Downey James, fireman P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 511
Fi ret
Downey James, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Downey .Tames 11.. carpenter, dwl 121 Ninth
Downey John, bricklayer, dwl '21 Rausch, rear
Downey John, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Downey John, laborer, dwl N s Twentieth nr
Guerrero
Downey John, wood and coal, 662 Mission
1 lowney Patrick, carpenter, dwl S Hunt, rear
Downey Peter, expresswagon, cor California and
Kearny, dwl 446 Brannau
Downey Timothy, tailor, dwl 546 Mission
Downey Timothy Jr., barkeeper Cosmopolitan
Hotel, dwl 546 Mission
Downie James E., barkeeper with Charles A. Stew-
art, dwl 535 California
Downing Annie Miss, saleswoman with Alexander
Sumtuerfield, dwl 270 Minna
Downing Charles, machinehand Union Box Fac-
tory, dwl 23 Louisa
Downing Clarence S. V., machinist Union Iron
Works, dwl 634 Mission
Downing Henry C, {S. L. Jones Sf Go.) dwl NE
cor Grove and Fillmore
Downing James, bookkeeper, 200 Sansom, dwl 270
Minna
Downing J. G. Rev., pastor Larkin Street Presby-
terian Church, W s Larkin bet Pac and Bdwy
Downing Joanna M., (widow) dwl N s Ash nr
Larkin
Downing John, plasterer, dwl N s Seventeenth
Avenue nr R, South S. F.
Downing Joshua L., physician and apothecary, 1309
Pacific
Downing Lewis C, musician California Theater,
dwl 1309 Pacific
Downing Mathew, plasterer, dwl 23 Louisa
Downing Patrick, plasterer, dwl 270 Minna
Downing T. H., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Downing Thomas, (Downing & Mason) dwl 630
Geary
Downing Thomas, hackman, dwl 438 Broadway
Downing & Masou, (Thomas Downing and Ed-
ward Y. Mason) house and sign and ornamental
painters, 615 Mission
Downs Alvey, laborer, dwl 115 William
Downs Charles, plumber and gas fitter, dwl 753
Howard
Downs Edward, foreman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 753
Howard
Downs Francis, seaman bark Legal Tender 27 Mkt
Downs Leonidas W. S., salesman, dwl 911 Howard
Downs Michael, laborer, 1817 Hyde
Downs Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 207 Sec
Downs Thomas D., farmer, dwl W s Clinton bet
Brannau and Townsend
Downs William, laborer, bds 303 Heale
Downs William, laborer with S. F. & P. Sugar
Refinery Co., dwl S 8 Heron nr Eighth
Downs W. S., fireman Engine Co. No. 5, S.F.F.D.,
dwl Ws Stockton bet Pacific and Broadway
Downs.— See Downes
Dowrant William H., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
DOWS J. & CO.,' (James Mairsj distillers, office
aud salesroom, 223 Sacramento
Dows James, (J. Dou-s & Co.) dwl 1512 Folsom
Doyle Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 641 Wash
Doyle Annie J., (widow) dwl 113 Clinton
Doyle Daniel P., furniture, 745 Foleoui
Doyle Dora Miss, dressmaker, dwl 422 Third
Doyle Edward, expresswagon, cor Davis and Pac
Doyle Edward, plumber with James K. Prior, dwl
18 Haight
Doyle Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl S s Twentieth
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Doyle Edward H., watchman Fashion Stables, dwl
W s Valencia bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
Doyle Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 612 Stevenson
Doyle Ellen, (widow) dwl 38 Clementina
Doyle Ellen, (widow) dwl 206 Green
Doyle Eugene, boarding, 308 Beale
Doyle G. M. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary
School
Doyle Garret, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Doyle Henry, bootmaker'U. W. M. Boot aud Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Doyle Hugh, fireman, dwl S s Montgomery Place
Doyle Irene Miss. teacher Broadway Primary School
Doyle James, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl S s
Howard nr Thirteenth
Doyle James, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Doyle James, laborer, dwl Ns Haight nr Buchanan
Doyle James, master mariner, dwl 141 Silver
Doyle James, plumber, dwl 120 Shotwell
Doyle James, porter with J. D. Farwell & Co., dwl
811 Filbert
Doyle James, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Doyle James, silversmith, dwl cor Haight and Bu-
chanan •
Doyle James A., chief engineer, D. S. Rev. Cutter
* Wyanda, dwl 822 Folsom
Doyle James F., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Doyle James J. .contractor and builder. dwl 1902 Pow
Dovle James M., blacksmith N. B. & M. R. R.,
" dwl 219 Clara
Dovle James M., bookkeeper with John II. Mc-
" Alister, dwl 141 Silver
Dovle James P., plumber, 619 Cal, dwl 120 Shotwell
Doyle James R.,coal, 413 and 415 Pac, dwl 614 O'Far
Doyle John, / Doyle & Williams J dwl 20 Ohio
Doyle John, carriagepainter with H. M. Black &.
Co., dwl 438 Clementina
Doyle John, engineer with Flint, Peabndy & Co.,
dwl E s Kate bet Seventh and Eighth
Doyle John, helper with Maurice Doyle, dwl 9 Gilb
Doyle John, helper Union Iron Works
Doyle John, horseshoer, dwl 411 Pacific
Doyle John, laborer, dwl 3 Clinton
Doyle John, laborer, dwl 13 Natoma
Doyle John, laborer with Graves & Co., W s Long
Bridge
Doyle John, laborer, dwl 106 Natoma
Doyle John, liquor saloon, NW cor Geary and
Cemetery Avenue
Doyle John, seaman ship Germania, Riucon Wharf
Doyle John, seamau, dwl 238 Steuart
Doyle John, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Doyle John, trackman Cent. R. R.
Doyle John, waiter What Cheer House
Doyle John E., (Doyle & Cunningham) dwl 202^
Seventh
Doyle JohnT., (Doyle fy Barber) res Menlo Park
Doyle Lawrence, hostler Market Street R. R., dwl
Harriet bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth •
Doyle L. D., nursery, E s Cemetery Av nr Bush
Dovle Martin, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Mine
Co., dwl 4 Beale Place
Doyle Martin C, salesman with Eisen Bros., dwl
421 Clementina
Doyle Matthew J., machinist iEtua Iron Works,
dwl 13 Natoma
Doyle Maurice, expresswagon, SE cor San and Pine,
dwl Ws Shotwell bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Doyle Maurice, horseshoer, 770 Mission, dwl 9 Gil-
bert
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [ J) ] DIRECTORY.
217
Doyle Michael, boarding, 632Brannan
Doyle Michael, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Doyle Michael, longshoreman, dwl S s Filbert bet
Sansom and Montgomery
Doyle Michael, seaman, dwl 239 Fremont
Doyle Michael, teamster, dwl Black Point
Doyle Michael J., cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl S s Stev bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Doyle Myles, laborer, dwl 76 Minna
Doyle Nelly, sboefitter, dwl 26 Tehama
Doyle Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Sec and Natoma
Doyle Peter, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
" dwl NE cor Turk and Larkin
Doyle Richard, carpenter, dwl 2810 Howard
Doyle Richard, seaman, dwl 641 Washington
Doyle Richard, seaman, dwl 3 Lincoln Place
Doyle Robert E., with I. Friedlander, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Doyle Rody, blacksmith with Taber & Canniug-
' ham, dwl NE cor Nineteenth and Mission
Doyle Thomas, blacksmith, dwl Ss Bush bet Baker
and Lyons
Doyle Thomas, carpenter, dwl 63 Clementina
Doyle Thomas, laborer, dwl 36 Garden, rear
Doyle Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Doyle Thomas, saloonkeeper, dwl 2-12 Stevenson
Doyle Thomas, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Doyle Thomas, stevedore, dwl 18 Geneva
Doyle Thomas, varnisher with Goodwin & Co., dwl
cor Twelfth and Stevenson
Doyle William, boilermaker, dwlS s Fol nr Beale
Doyle William, boottitter with Buckingham &
Hecht. dwl 612 Stevenson
Doyle William, painter S. P. R. R.
Doyle William, truukmaker with H. Behrendt &
" Co., dwl E s York nr Twenty -second
Doyle William R., policeman City Hall, dwl SW
cor Eleventh and Harrison
DOYLE & BARBER, (John T. Doyle and William
Barber) attorneys at law. office 323 California
DOYLE & CUNNINGHAM, (John E. Boyle and
Thomas H. Cunningham) liquor and billiard
saloons, Cosmopolitan Hctel
Doyle & Monaghan, (J. P. Boyle and T. H. Moua-
ghan) plumbers and gasfitiers, 619 California
Doyle & Williams, (John Boyle and John Wil-
liams) blacksmiths, 527 Pacific
Dozer A. P., physician, dwl 411 Sansom
Dozier Charles T., operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co., 400 Montgomery
Draddy Mary, (widow) dwl 607 Hyde
Drady David, peddler, dwl 41 Jessie
Drady Thomas, tailor, 919 Folsom
Drain Daniel, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Drake Edgar H., messenger Tide Land Survey, dwl
868 Mission
Drake Eugene B.,( Drake $r Rix) dwl 707 O'Farrell
Drake Frank, mining, office 302 Mont, res Vallejo
DRAKE GEORGE W., wood and coal, cor Wash
and East, dwl E s Yerba Buena bet Sac and Clay
Drake Herman B., glassblower Pacific Glass
Works, dwl Mariposa, Potrero
Drake Samuel, (Brake & Emerson) dwl 1010
Washington
Drake &, Emerson, (Samuel Drake and John A.
Emerson) fruit commission, 521 and 523 San
DRAKE & RIX, (Eugene B. Drake and Hale
Rix) attorneys at law. office 708 Montgomery
Dramler Charles, with Pioche & Bayerque, dwl
806 Stockton
Dranis Henry, shoemaker with Louis D. Aveliue,
dwl 717 Pacific
Draper Richard, market, 139 Eleventh
Draper Simon F., printer with A. L.. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 342 Third
Drapp William, driver, 545 California
Dras Frederick, expresswagon, SE cor Kearny and
Jackson, dwl 512 Filbert
Drathmann W. Ferd., salesman with W. W. Dodge
& Co., dwl S 8 McAllister bet Polk and Van
Ness Avenue
DRAYEUR A. & CO., (John P. Arees and Theo-
dore La'coste) proprietors Miners' Restaurant,
531 and 533 Commercial
Drayeur August, (A. Drayeur & Co.) dwl 533
Jessie
Dready John, engineer, dwl 60 Jessie
Dreisse Richard, draftsman, dwl W s Eleventh bet
Folsom aud Harrison
Dreizener Henrv, baker with Theodore Dellwig,
dwl 73S Howard
Drennan Michael, boilermaker, dwl 138 Second
Dreschfeld Henry Mrs., (widow) fancy goods, NE
cor O'Farrell and Hyde
DRESDENER HOUSE, Charles Graner proprie-
tor, 337 Bush
Dresgen Dennis, laborer Beale Street Warehouse
Dresser Benjamin K., captain schooner Eclipse, dwl
2013 Hyde
Drew Charles, real estate agent, dwl 662 Howard
Drew Edward F., laborer, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Drew G., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Drew Henry P., clerk with Badlamoz. Berry, res
Oakland
Drew Hiram M., ( Jesse & B.) dwl 12S Fell
Drew John R.. (Billon & B.) dwl 377 Natoma
Drew Levi B., contractor, dwl E s Fillmore nr
Hayes
Drew Michael, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, dwl 108 Harrison
Drew N. L., (George W. Prescott S? Co.) res Sac-
ramento
Drews Louis A., dancing academy, 39 Fourth
Dreydemi Peter, tailor, 513 Pine
Dreydorff Henry, cook, 431 Pine
Dreyer Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Kentucky and Gil more
Dreyer Frederick, clerk with John R. Fishbeck
Jr., dwl 1019 Pacific
Dreyer Hermann M., waiter with Hermann Heck-
maun, NE cor Washington and Davis
Dreyer John, (Dreyer S>- Johnson) dwl SW cor
Clay aud East
Dreyer John, market, N s Shasta bet Illinois and
Michigan
DREYER" & JOHNSON, (John Dreyer and Peter
Johnson) liquor saloon, SW cor Clay aud East
Dreyfous Jules, dry goods, dwl 829 Geary
Drevfous Theodore, silk dyer, 35 Sixth
DREYFUS B. & CO., (Jacob Frowenfeld) whole-
sale native wines, 217 Front
Dreyfus Benjamiu, (of Lange.nber ger & Co., Ana-
heim, Los Angeles Co., and B. Dreyfus & Co.)
dwl 124 O'Farrell
Dreyfus Charles, butcher with C. F. Wagner, dwl
SE cor Fulton and Gough
Dreyfoss Edward, salesman, 141 Montgomery, dwl
502 Bush
Dreypoelcher Frederick, billiardtable manufacturer
with P. Liesenfeld, dwl S s Sutter bet Laguna
and Buchanan
Drier Frederick, pantryman Russ House
Driggs George R., clerk steamer Louise, dwl 823
Jackson
DRINKHOUSE JOHN A., wholesale cigars and
tobacco, 228 Front, dwl 42 South Park
Driukmeyer H. S., laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl cor
Berry and Third
Driscoll Alexander, contractor, dwl 531 Natoma
Driscoll Catharine, (widow) dwl 240 Oak
Driscoll Charles, (Mall ay & D.) dwl 1113 Mont
Driscoll Cornelius, bootmaker, dwl 2204 Mason
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, dwl 512 Mason
Driscoll Cornelius E., (Driscoll & Hagen) dwl NW
cor Vandewater and Powell
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Driscoll Daniel, spannaker, dwlW s Dolores bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Driscoll Dennis, salesman, 9 Mont, dwl 73 Clem
Driscoll Dennis, seaman schooner Bobolink, 1 How
Driscoll Dennis C, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl ■">l>-; Mission
Driscoll Dennis J., sailmaker with John Guilford,
dwl 10 Clinton
Driscoll D. F.. vegetables and fruits, cor Twenty-
fourth and Harrison
Driscoll James, butcher, dwl First Av nr Fifteenth
Driscoll James, seaman, dwj NW cor Drumm and
Commercial '
Driscoll James, waiter Russ House
Driscoll James N.. U. S. Internal Revenue ganger,
dwl 432 Fifth
Driscoll Jeremiah, gardener, dwl 48 Jessie
Driscoll Jeremiah, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 512 Mason
Driscoll Jeremiah, laundryman Cliff House
Driscoll Jeremiah, painter, dwl 508 Mission
Driscoll John, batcher, dwl 515 Pine
Driscoll John, laborer with William Barnes, dwl W
s Dolores nr Fourteenth
Driscoll John, peddler, dwl W s White's Place bet
Seventh and Eighth
Driscoll John, polisher with Kimball Manufacturing
Co., dwl W s Seventeenth Avenue, South S. F.
Driscoll John, stevedore, dwl 31 Natoma
Driscoll John Jr., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Driscoll Joseph, seaman brig Willamantic, pier 9
Steuart
Driscoll Leonard, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
A-s'n. 814 Howard
Driscoll Margaret, dressmaker, 1326 Stockton
Driscoll Michael, vegetables, 234 Fremont
Driscoll Michael J., blacksmith with David D. Mil-
ler, dwl 1 ij Mason
Driscoll Timothy, corernaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 35 Columbia bet .Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth
Driscoll Timothy, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Driscoll Timothy, wood and coal, NW cor Sixteenth
and Mission
Driscoll William H, clerk, dwl 535 California
DRISCOLL & HAGEN, (Cornelius E. Driscoll &
H. Hagenj proprietors Sanitarium Baths, 2210
Powell
Driver Thomas, farmer, dwl 414 Pacific
Drohaz Mattio, coffee saloon, 503 East, dwl 502
Vallejo
Droge GustavaE F. C, trimming and varieties, 553
Sixteenth
Droge Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Pacific
and Front
Droge John C, with Christopher Mangles, dwl 731
Vall<
Droger Henry C, clerk with Charles S. Capp, dwl
228 Bush "
Droie Peter, carpenter, dwl 260 Tehama
Drolet Juan A., groceries and liquors, 1336 Dnpont
dwl 21 Valparaiso
Droll Lewis, clerk, dwl 710 Kearny
Dromer Henry, lodgings, NE cor Mont, and Ddwy
Droscher Henry, teamster with Lyon & Co., dwl 420
Chestnut
Drossel Joseph H., druggist, NW cor Dupont and
Geary, dwl 1183 Broadway
Droste Henry, clerk Continental Hotel
DROSTE HERMAN, proprietor Continental Hotel,
521 Pacific bet Montgomery and Kearny
Drouaillet Gustavo, lithographer, NE cor Kearny
and Washington
Drouet HJppolyte, groceries, 1420 Stockton
Drouet Louis, batcher with Stephen Giovanni, dwl
1420 Stockton
Drought Robert, tailor with Wright & Harmon, dwl
12 Anthony
Droutlhat John, (Drouiihal & CavanJ dwl 710
Commercial
Drouilhat Louise Mrs., restaurant, 711 Commercial
Drouilhat & Cavan, (John Drouilhat and George
CavanJ carpenters, builders and billiard table
makers. 813 Montgomery
Drowellery Henry, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Drown Albert N., (Cou-les $<• D.J attorney-at-law,
office 621 Clay, dwl 122 Taylor
Drucker Albert, (Drucker & Buschmann) dwl 226
Third
DRUCKER AUGUST, Eureka baths and hair-
dressing saloon, 923 Mont, dwl 921 Mont
Drucker Eilert. real estate, dwl 1165 Mission
Drucker John, (John Drucker & Co. J dwl NE cor
Sixth and Mission
Drucker John & Co., (Diederich Kuhlmann) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and Bran-
nan and NE cor Sixth and Mission
Drucker William, groceriesand liquors, 24 Howard
Drucker & Bnschmann, (Albert Drucker and John
Buschmann) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Third and Tehama
Druffell Francis H, dwl 915 Jones
Drutran Samuel, plasterer, dwl 37 Moss, rear
DRUHE JOHN G., liquor saloon, junction Califor-
nia and Market
DRUHE JOHN H, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Steuart and Market, dwl 23 Market
Druior Eugene, hairdresser, dwl 1112 Kearny
Drum James C, comedian Buckley's Varieties
Drum James L., civil engineer with George Pardy,
302 Montgomery
Drum Thomas J., aftorney-at-!aw, office 620 Wash,
dwl 3251 Bush
Drum William, civil engineer with George Pardy,
302 Montgomery
Drumm Edmund F., assistant superintendent Omni-
bus R.R., dwl 164 Tehama
Drumm John, gilder with M. D. Nile, NWcor Chest-
nut and Taylor
Drumm Street House, John Ryan proprietor, 411
Drum in
Drummond Edward W., dwl 548 Howard
Druminond Elizabeth, (widow) nurse, dwl 223
Main
Drummond Richard S., (Drummond. dr Lamont)
dwl E s First Avenue bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Drummond Willis, author, dwl 23 Second
Drummond & Lamont, (B. S. Drummond and
George W. Lamont J wood, coal, hay aud grain,
E s Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Drurv Frederick S., clerk with Henry Loeweuhavn,
dwl 30 O'Farrell
Drurv James, carpenter and builder, office 638 Mar-
ket, dwl 611 Stockton
Drurv John S., clerk with C. F. Richards & Co.,
dwl 1629 Howard
Drury Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Shipley
and Willow
Drury Peter, laborer, dwl 1416 Kearny
Drury Thomas, steward, dwl 129 Jackson
Drurv William, merchant tailor. 633 Kearny, dwl
N s Twentieth nr Dolores
Drussel Daniel, butcher, dwl 411 1 Natoma
Drussendom John, driver with Lvon & Co., dwl
620 Lombard
Dryden William S., longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Dryer Charles F., proprietor Metropolitan Stable,
" 1318 Stockton, dwl 628 Green
Dryer John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Dryer Perry, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, dwl Russ House
DuBeif P., student Heald's Business College, dwl
920 Market
DuBois A. E. Mrs., principal Model School, dwl
2429 Buchanan
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [ J) ] DIRECTORY
219
DuBois James L., bookkeeper with Williams, Blan-
ehard & Co., dwl Union Club
DnBrntz A. B.. (F. C. M. & A. B. DuBrutzJ
attorney-at-law, office 504 Kearny, dwl 1423
California
DnBrntz F. C. M., (F.C.M.& A. B. DuBrutzJ dwl
1-123 California
DnBrntz F.C.M.& A.B., attorneys-at law, office 504
Kearny
DuBintz Joseph J.L.. wood and coal. E s "Webb bet
California and Sacramento, dwl 1423 California
DuCett Charles M., master mariner, dwl 2U| Har-
riet
DuClair Peter, carpenter, dwl 1112 Kearnv
DuPont John H., dwl 517 Folsom
DnPrat Augustus, bookkeeper with L. Racouillat,
dwl 483 Brannan
DnPrat Joseph J., commercial editor, dwl 1927 Sutter
DuPy Octave G., student at law with Barstow,
Stetson & Houghton, dwl 2111 Mason
DuRose Francis F., bedcomforter manufacturer, 212
Sansom, dwl NW cor Hyde and Washington
DuYal William S., broker, dwl 677 Harrison
Dnane Charles P., real estate agent, dwl SW cor
McAllister and Scott
Duane Edward, butcher, 89 Grand Central Market,
dwl 561 Natoma
Duane James, laborer, dwl NW cor Har and Ninth
Duane John, butcher, dwl 561 Natoma
Duane John, special policeman, dwl 610 Filbert
Duane William R. Mrs., principal Greenwich Street
Cosmopolitan School, dwl 1511 Stockton
Dubedat Eugene, {Pascal. D. & Co.) dwl 1801 Stock
Dubinet Louis, waiter Martin's Restaurant
Dublin Brewery, Green & Co. proprietors, 235 First
Driboea Augnste Madame, midwife, dwl 525 Green
Dubois A. P., auditor Western Union Telegraph
Co.. dwl E s Folsom nr Precita Avenue
Dubois James, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
■J *■_".• Buchanan
Dubois John, laborer, 647 Commercial
Dubois Julia P., (widow) dwl E s Folsom nr Precita
Avenue. Bernal Hitrhts
Dubois Joseph, (Dubois & Cason) dwl Cal Hotel
Dubois & Casou (Joseph Dubois and Coesar Cason)
wines and liquors, 743 Clay
Dubois — see DuBois
Dubreuil Pierre, tailor with Isidore Goulet, dwl 435
Pine
Duchange Henry, expresswagon, dwl Mason nr
Francisco
Duchatel Frank, cellarmaster. 420 Market
Duchesne Paul, bookkeeper, 224 Kearny, dwl 331
Kearny
Duck' John Av compositor Alta California, dwl 1608
Jones
Duckel Henry, seaman bark Shooting; Star, foot Sec
Duckel Nicholas, clerk U. S. A. Medical Purveyor's
Store, dwl 1715 Mason
Ducker Bros., (Charles and John) groceries and
liquors, SE cor Sixth and Clara
Dncker Charles, (Ducker Bros.) dwl SE cor Sixth
and Clara
Ducker Frederick, groceries aud liquors, 162 Jessie
Ducker John. (Ducker Bros.) dwl SE cor Sixth
and Clara
Ducker John, groceries and liquors, 1160 Folsom
Duckett Charles S., carpenter, dwl 136 Perry
Duckett Edward, carpenter, dwl 136 Perry
Duckett Edward Jr., conductor City R. R., dwl 91
Fifteenth
Duckett John G., carpenter, dwl 136 Perry
Duckett Joseph I. A., capitalist, dwl Ns Geary nr
Broderiek
Ducoing Charles, packer with Cutting &. Co., dwl
cor Filbert and Jones
Ducoing Eugene, hairdresser with Jules Yoisiuet,
dwl Ss Filbert bet Taylor and Jones
Ducommun Eugene, watchmaker, 614 Merchant
Ducommun Mary, (widow) dwl 3 Willow
Ducorron Charles J., clerk, 102 Sansom, dwl Ss
Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-iifth
Dncorron J., (widow) "dwl 1120 Mission
Dueruet Justine, (widow) laundry, 341 Third
Duddy James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 474
Jessie, rear
DUDEN FRERES & CO., (William Dudcn aud
Otto Muser) importers laces, embroideries, etc.,
NW cor Batterv and Pine
i Dudeu George, dwl' 334 Ellis
Duden William, (Duden Freres & Co.) res Brus-
• sels, Belgium
Dudgeon Edwin, surveyor buildings, office 326
Montgomery, dwl 823 California
Dudgeon Eneas, hydraulic pressmaker, NW cor
Minna and Eighth
Dudley Allen P., (A. P. & C. A. Dudley) dwl
1078 Union
Dudley A. P. & C. A. Dudley, attorneys-at-law,
office SW cor Clav and Kearnv
Dudley Charles A., (A. P. & C. A. Dudley ) attor-
nev-nt-law, office SW cor Clay and Kearnv, dwl
1078 Union
Dudley Charles, laborer, dwl S s McAllister nr
Franklin
Dudlev Charles P., register clerk Custom House,
dwl 1835 Bush
Dudley E. T., bookkeeper, dwl Government House
Dudley George, varieties, N s Sixteenth bet First
Avenue and Valencia
Dudley George A., fireman S.P.R.R.
Dudley John W., fireman, dwl 720 Third
Dudy Thomas, junk dealer, dwl N s Cortland Ave-
nue bet San Jose and San Bruno Roads
Duebel A. A., collector Merchants' Exchange, dwl
325| Bush
Dueben Charles, conductor, dwl SE cor Austin and
Polk
Duell Henry, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Dueuwald C. F., cigars and tobacco, 125 Fourth,
dwl What Cheer House
Duenwald Francis, eigarmaker. dwl 906 Pacific, rear
Duerden James R., boatbuilder with George L.
Benner, dwl 217 Third
Duesbury Charles B., machinist with David Stod-
dart. dwl 613 Mission
Dueven Charles, conductor Front St. M. & O. R.R.,
dwl NE cor Pacific and Sansom
Duff Andrew, barkeeper, dwl 1521 Mason
Duff Andrew, sbipcarpenter with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl W s Gilbert bet Brannan and
Townsend
Duff Ann, f widow,/ dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Duff A. W., calker with P.M.S.S. Co.
Duff Freeman B., machiuist iEtna Iron Works, dwl
723 Shot well
Duff James, master mariner, dwl 1521 Mason
Duff James M., clerk, 228 Mont, dwl 737 Howard
Duff John, frescopaiuter, dwl 723 Shotwell
Duff John J., frescopai nter, dwl 723 Shotwell
Duff Peter, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Steuart
Duff Robert P. R., (Duff & Co.) dwl 320 Minna
Duff Sarah E. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,
dwl 1521 Mason
Duff Thomas, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 1414
Kearny
Duff Thomas, janitor, dwl 1414 Kearny, rear
Duff Thomas, laborer, dwl 2017 Taylor, rear
Durt William, calker with Middlem'as & Boole
Duff & Co., (Robert P. B. Duff' and John, R.
Grouse) produce commission, 316 Davis
Duffard Lucy Miss, dressmaker, 1024 Dupont
DuffeyAnna, laundress, Brooklyn Hotel
Duffey James, ornamental painter, dwl 42 Garden
Dufficv Peter, plumber with David Bush, dwl 13
• Ridley
Duffield George W., special policeman, dwl 1107
Montgomery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
220
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Duflry Alexander, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 720
Third
Duffy Anthony, baker with Gerard Muller, dwl 129
Folsoin
Duffy Aim. (-widow) dwl 529 Stevenson
Duffy Bernard, carpenter, dwl W s Chattanooga
bet Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth
Daffy Bernard C, cigar manafactnrer, 950 Market,
dwl 106 Mason
Duffy Catherine Mrs., nurse, dwl 20 Mission, rear
Duffy Daniel, laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Duffy Edward, carpenter, dwl 1812Dnpont
Duffy Edward, laborer, dwl Flint AllejT ur Battery
Duffv Edward, plumber with McNally & Hawkins,
dwl 56 Minna
Duffy Henry, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 557
Stevenson
Duffy Henry H. P., matchmaker, dwl DO Shipley
Duffy Hugh, expresswagon, dwl 731 Vallejo
Duffy Hyacinth, mariner, dwl 1713 Hyde
Duffy Hyacinth Jr., compositor Examiner, dwl 1718
Hyde
Duffy James, boilermaker, dwl I Beale Place
Duffy James, bookkeeper with Whittier, Fuller &
Co., dwl E s Valencia nr Seventeenth
Dully James, mariner, dwl 1257 Montgomery
Dully .fames, messenger Board of Education, dwl
W s Buchanan bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Duffy James E.. dwl 915 Market
Duffy Jane, (widow) housekeeper, dwl E s Valen-
cia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Duffy J. J. & Co., (.Isaac A. Kenney) fruits aud
vegetables, 30 Occidental Market.
Duffy John, carpenter, dwl SE cor Church and
Twenty-fourth
Duffy John, clerk, N s Union bet Sansoin and Bat
Duffy Joiin, gioceries, 653| Mission
Duffy John, laborer, dwl E s Octavia nr Rose
Duffy John A., clerk with Philip Fauben, dwl NE
cor Twelfth and Folsom
Duffy John E., liquorsaloon, 717 Davis, dwl 731
Mission
Duffy John J., (J. J. Duffy & Co.) dwl 518 Hayes
Duffy John J., laborer, dwl 814 Sansoni
Duffv John J., inarblecutter with J. F. Sharkey,
dwl 211 Eddy
Duffv Michael, miner, dwl 517 Geary
Duffy Michael A., lather, dwl 21 Sixth
DUFFY NEIL, liquor saloon, 530 Sacramento,
(and Neil Duffy J- Bro.J dwl 122 William
DUFFY NEIL 6c BROTHER, ( William Duffy )
liquor saloon, 631 Merchant
Duffy Patrick, expresswagon, cor Miss and Fourth
Duffy Patrick, laborer, dwl 110^ Freelon, rear
Duffy Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Boyd nr Chesley
Duffy Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Duffy Patrick, liquor saloon, S \V cor First and
Mission, dwl 33 Minna
Duffy Patrick, steward Grand Hotel
Duffy Patrick, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl 3
Boyd
Duffy Philip, hackdriver, Plaza,676 Clementina
Duffy Terreuce, (Sanders & D.J dwl 174 Jessie
Duffy Thomas, carpenter.dwl N s Filbert, nr Larkin
Duffy Thomas, groceries and liquors, 213 Broadway
Duffy Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
D ulfy Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Buchanan nr Mc-
Allister
Duffy Thomas, shoemaker U.vV. M. Hoot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 211 Tehama, rear
Duffy William, (Neil Duffy & Bro.) dwl 623 Geary
Duffy William P., coffee saloon. SW cor Vallejo
aud Davis, dwl SW cor Sacramento and Davis
Duffy— See Duffev
Dufoux Pierre, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Dugan Albert, clerk with Rediugtou, Hostetter &
Co., dwl 33 Twelfth
Dugan Bernard, shoemaker, 260 First
Dugan Daniel, laborer with M. Camerden
Dugan Dennis, teamster, dwl 312 Folsom, rear
Dugan Edmund, expresswagon, dwl 26 Main
Dugan Edward, coachman with Josiah H. Swain,
dwl 417 Folsom
Dugan Edward, stableman, dwl 214 First
Dugan Hugh, laborer Pacilic Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Dugan Hugh, peddler, dwl 206 Eighth
Dugan James, messenger with James G. Steele &
Co., dwl 521 Montgomery
Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 50 Baldwin Court
Dugan Jeremiah, liquor dealer, dwl 713 Front
Dugan John, blindmaker Beale St. Planing Mill
Dugan John, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot aud Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Dugau John, cook 337 Bush, dwl NE cor Clay and
Stockton
Dugan John, engineer, dwl W s Michigan bet
Shasta and Sierra
Dugan John, expresswagon, cor Main and Folsom
Dugan John, laborer, dwl 237 Main
Dugan John, seaman, dwl 411 Drumm
Dugan John, lauuer, dwl cor Ninth Avenue aud N,
South S. F.
Dugan John H., painter, 1061 Market, rear
Dugan Maria, teacher, dwl Ss Ash nr Fulton
Dugan Mark M., (Dugan & Creagk J dwl 110
Perry
Dugan Mark W., teamster, 123 Beale, dwl 45 Clem
Dugan Maurice, groceries and liquors, S W cor Hyde
and Green
Dugan Michael W. , trunkmaker with E. Galpeu &.
Co., dwl SE cor Howard and Fifteenth
Dugan Owen, expressman, cor Sixth and Folsom
Dugan Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Hyde aud
Green
Dugan Patrick, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 520 Geary
Dugan Patrick, porter with John G. Hodge & Co.,
dwl 13 Frederick
Dugan Patrick S., bootmaker, dwl N s Sixteenth nr
First Avenue
Dugan Simon, laborer, dwl 26 Main
Dugan Theodore H.. clerk with Redington, Hostet-
ter & Co., dwl 33 Twelfth
Dugan Thomas, tannery, Sixteenth betHar aud Fol
Dugan Timothy, stableman with Pickett & Murray,
dwl 3 Tehama
Dugan William, marblepolisher, dwl 519 Minna
Dugan William, painter with John F. Kennedy,
dwl Pass House
Dugan William J., driver Omnibus R. R., dwlWs
Guerrero nr Thirteenth
Dugau & Creagh, (Mark M. Dugan and Michael
Creagk j boots and shoes, lOSThird
Duggan James B., salesman, 614 Market, dwl 221
Second
Duggan John, bootmaker, dwl 476 Jessie
Duggan Thomas J., laborer with Thomas Mehein,
dwl N s Folsom bet Seventh and Eighth
Duggan T. Patrick, carpenter, dwl E s Dora nr
Bryant
Duggau W. H., dwl What Cheer House
Duggan William W., truckman cor First aud Tehama
Duhee John, switchman S. P R. R.
Duheu Auguste, (E. Allen & Co. J dwl 149 Jessie
Dnhne Herman, proprietor Figaro Saloon, 437 Bush
Duilly Laurens, cook Occidental Hotel
DUISEXBLKG CHARLES & CO., importers and
commission merchants, 314 Sacramento
DUISENBERG CHARLES A. G, consul for
German Empire, (and Charles Duisenberg ifc
Co.) office 314 Sacramento, dwl 1031 Harrison
Dujardin Frederick, freight agent S. P. R. It., dwl
238* Oak
Dujardin Victor, waiter, 415 Pine, dwl 817 Mont
Duke Catherine, (widow) dressmaker, 7 SS Folsom
Duke John D.. carpenter, dwl 1404 Polk
Duke Robert W., shipjoiner with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 529 Second
HtTNTENaTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush, and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO.J703, 712, 714 & 718 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
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Dulac John, (Dulac & CenacJ dwl 736 Pacific
Dulac & Cenac, (John Dulac and Bernard CenacJ
proprietors Lafayette Hotel, 736 Pacific
Dulav Charles, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl cor McAllister and Franklin
Dulberg Eberhard, bagsewer with Reynolds &
Ford, dwl Minerva House
Duley William, plasterer, dwl 129 Oak
Dulion Alfred, porter with Colin, Martin & Co.
Dulion E. & Brother, (John B. Jhtlion) West End
Market. SW cor Pacific and Powell
Dulion Emil, (E. Dulion & Bro.J dwl 910 Pine
Dulion John B., (E. Dulion & Bro.J dwl 8 John
Dulion John P., market, SE cor Pine and Dnpont,
dwl 910 Pine
Dulion Leon, New Orleans Market, 705 Pacific, dwl
SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Dnlip John P., grocer, dwl 532 Broadway
Dullea Charles, helper with David R. Coleman, dwl
W s Juniper nr Folsom
Dullighan Thomas, lumberman, dwl 17 Natoma
Dumas Caroline, (widowj dwl 25 South Park
Dumas Louis, clerk with Francis Boudouque, dwl
724 Pacific
Dnmay Andrew, porter, dwl Geary bet Polk and
Van Ness Avenue
Dnmont Frank A., manager Oyster Palace, Cal-
ifornia Theater Building, dwl 210 Mason
Damon t Pietro, printer with F. Korbel & Brothers,
dwl 501 Vallejo
DUMOXT VICTOR, commission merchant, office
SW cor Sansom and Jackson, dwl 311 Lombard
Dumphey Edward, contractor, dwl 4 Dora
Dun James .-v. .assistant manager Mercantile Agency
(R. G. Bun & Co.) 320 CaL. dwl 591 Ellis "
DUN R. G. & CO., (Charles Barlow. M. B.
Smith and Erastus Wiman) The Mercantile
Agent- v, office 320 California
Dun Robert G., ( R. G. Bun & Co. J res New York
Dunbar Christopher, sailor, dwl 710 Kearny
Dunbar George, seaman, dwl 205 Main
Dunbar George F., watch and musicbox maker, 203
Montgomery, dwl 424 Sansom
Dunbar James Wallace, liquor saloon, steamer El
Capitan, Oakland Ferry, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dunbar J. Wesley, superintendent Union Box Fac-
tory, dwl SE cor Harrison and Twenty-second
Dunbar Michael, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine
Dunbar Will F., Grand Secretary Knights of Pv-
thias. office 105 Montgomery, "dwl 535 Stev
Dunbar William, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protec-
tive Association, 234 Sutter
Dunbar William A., laborer, dwl 988 Howard
Dunbar William H., machinist with H. B. Martin
& Co.
Duncan Annie L., furnished rooms, 203 Third
Duncan Edward, porter, 311 Sac, dwl 13 Grand
Avenns
Duncan Emil, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
508 Folsom
Duncan Fanny Mrs., dwl 508 Folsom
Duncan George, clerk, dwl 924^ Pine
Duncan George, (George Duncan & Co. J dwl 1
O'Farrell
Duncau George & Co., aspbartumworkers and roof-
ers, 652 Market, dwl 751 Market
Duncan Isabella, (widow) dwl 1 Duncan Court
Duncan James, clerk, dwl 223 Second
Duncau James, (colored) cook, dwl (i Scott Place
Duncan James E., carpenter Excelsior Mill, dwl
111 Leavenworth
Duncan James M., carpenter, dwl 263 Third
Duncan James M., machinist with I. H. Small, dwl
518 Bryant
Duncan John, seamau, dwl 409 Drumm
Duncan John M., manager Pacific Wine and Liquor
Refinery, dwl 1014 Leavenworth
Duncan Joseph C-, (Duncan & Co. J dwl 504 Geary
Duncan Joseph M., clerk with Duncan & Co., dwl
504 Geary
Duncan J. S., M. D., U. S. Navy, dwl Occidental
Hotel
Duncan J. Wylie, bookkeeper, 112 Bush, dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Duncan L. Miss, teacher pianoforte, 508 Folsom
Duncan Robert, carpenter, dwl 1608 Bush
Duncan Samuel M., lumber, dwl 1515 Larkin
Duncan Thomas, salesman with John Wightman &
Co.
Duncan William L., stockbroker, office 422 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1028 Larkin
Duncan AVilliam T., clerk with Duncan & Co., dwl
504 Geary
Duncau & Co., (Joseph C. Duncan) real estate
agents, office 413 California
Duncan's Building, 4I1± California
Duncaster Ensley, shipwright, dwl 5 Vassar Place
Dunckel Charles, •furrier with Adolph Muller, dwl
1015 Market
Duneks H. P., dwl 119 Oak
Dundan John, laborer, dwl 556J Natoma
Dundan Patrick F., boilermaker with Risdon Iron
Works, dwl E s Devisadero nr O'Farrell
Dundario John, peddler, dwl 708 Filbert
Dundas Dora Miss, dressmaker, 45 Second
Dime John, laborer, dwl 338 Bush
Dunforth Peter, laborer, dwl 19 Clinton
Dungan Annie M., (widow) dwl 8 Hampton Place
Dungan Charles W.. salesman with Orr & Atkins,
dwl S Hampton Place
Dungan Del mar B., clerk with Gluyas & Dutton,
dwl 8 Hampton Place
Dunham A. A., brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory,
dwl 26 Turk '
Dunham A. Murray, photographer with George D.
Morse, res Oakland
Dunham B. Frank, salesman with Conroy &0'Con
nor, 111 Front, dwl 1675 Sacramento
Dunham II. A., (widow) clairvoyant, dwl 726£
Howard
Dunham Henry, (colored) whitener. 345 Third
Duuican Edwin C. brasstiuisher Cal. Brass Works,
dwl S07 Market
Dunion Mathew, groceries and liquors, 760 Bryant
Duuker Adolph, (Dunker $• G-artelmanJ dwl 814
Clay
Dunker Christopher, meatraarket, NE cor Folsom
and Beale, dwl 424 Fremont, rear
Dunker Dietrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Stocktou and Sacramento
Dunker Ernest, janitor Odd Fellows Hall, dwl 209
Minna
Dunker Nicholas, seaman, dwl 12 Washington!
Dunker & Gartelmau, (Adolph Dunker and John
Gartetman) groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay
and Waverly Place
Dimlap Albeit, carpenter and builder, NW cor
Montgomery and Union
Dunlap Andrew, real estate, dwl 1125 Folsom
Dunlap David L., cigars and tobacco, 213 Mont-
gomery, dwl 676 Harrison
Dunlap Hannah Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 609 Vallejo
Dunlap John, laborer, dwl 567 Mission
Dunlap Perley, hackman Buss House, dwl 137
Montgomery
Dunlap William, laborer with W. G. Weir, dwl
Hayes nr Market
Dunlap William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dunlap.. — See Dunlop
Dunlay Edward, br issfinisher with Weed & King-
well, dwl 44 Minua
Dunlay John, porter with Michael J. HydelifT, dwl
3 Green Court
Dunleavy James, mate, dwl 509 Davis
Dunlevy Andrew, grahier, dwl 279 Minna
Dunlevy Andrew J., policeman City Hall, dwl 933^
Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO,, 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
222
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.
Dunlevy .) nines, seaman steamer Kalorama, Wash-
iugton St. Wharf
Dunlevy Jeremiah, harnessmaker with P. J. Sul-
livan, dwl 260 Minna
Dunlevy John, dwl NE cor Pine and Hyde
Dunlop William (I., machinist with David Stoddart,
dwl 27 Alinna
Dunmire Samuel S., carriagemaker with Pollard
6 Carvill, dwl 277 Stevenson
Dunn Andrew, laborer, dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley
Dunn Uei Hard, hostler with Killip &. Craig, dwl
W 8 Vincent nr Green
Dunn Bernard, porter with G. Mitchler, dwl 108
Mason
Dunn P. H. cabinetmaker, dwl 103 First
DUNN, CAMPPELL & CO., (Joseph J.^Duun,
James Campbell and Joseph Stevens) safe
manufacturers, 3J7 Battery
Dunn Charles D., (IVaters, Neivhoff & Co. J dwl
007 Howard
Dunn Cornelius C, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills,
dwl E s Valencia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Dunn Christopher, laborer, dwl 110 Dora
Dunn Daniel P., drayman with Rountree& McMul-
lin, dwl 71b' Turk
Dunn Daniel, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Dunn David E., hairdresser with Burns & Bro., dwl
81b Vallejo
Dunn Dennis, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl 535
Natoma
Dunn Dennis, longshoreman, dwl EsOhio bet Val-
lejo and Broadway
Dunn Dennis C, blacksmith, dwl 14 De Boom
Dunn Edward, clerk, dwl 507 Bryant
Dunn Edward, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 08 Minna
Dunn Edward F., shoemaker, dwl 41 Minna
Dunn Frank, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 10 Lafayette Place
Dunn Frank, waiter, 718 Montgomery
Dunn George, fancy goods, dwl 552 Natorna
Dunn George W., naturalist, office 317 Washington
Dunn Henry, clerk, 123 Montgomery, dwl cor New
Montgomery and Minna
DUNN HORACE D., merchandise broker, office
22 Montgomery, dwl 459 Bryant
Dunn James, blacksmith, dwl 341 Grove
Dunn James, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 8 Martin's Block,
Market nr Seventh
Dunn James, carpenter, 531 Jackson
Dunn James, foreman California Cracker Co
Dunn James, expresswagon, cor Mission and Main
Dunn James, laborer, dwl N s Cortland Avenue bet
San Jose and San Bruno Roads
Dunn James, laborer with Wood Preserving Co.,
dwl 520 Banks
Duuu James, shoemaker, dwl 1 Sherwood Place
Dunn James, shoemaker, dwl 515 Howard
Dunn James, shoemaker with Orriu Jones, dwl 310
Mission
Dunn James, teamster, dwl W s Eighth bet How-
ard and Folsom
Dunn James, waiter, dwl 753 Mission
Duuu James, wood, coal and feed, SW cor Pacific
and Powell, dwl 1219 Powell
Dunn John, bookkeeper Bank of California, res
Oakland
Dunn John, compositor with Donald Bruce, dwl 15
De Boom
Dunn John, fireman, dwl 112 Steuart
Dunn John, helper Fulton Foundry, dwl 3 Baldwin
Court
Dunn John, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl SW
cor Pierce and Eddy
Dunn John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl W s
Mission nr Ridlev
Dunn John, miner, dwl 47 Natoma
Dunn John, mining secretary, office 323 Mont
Dunn John, patternmaker with W. S. Buswell
Dunn John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Cq.
Dunn John, salesman withTobin, Davisson & Co.,
dwl S s Pleasant nr Jones
Dunn John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dunn John, shoemaker with Charles Palmer, dwl
230 Clara
Dunn John B., shoemaker, 1102 Folsom, dwl 1121
Folsom
Duun John D., shipwright, dwl 26 Frederick
Duuu John F.j shipwright, dwl 26 Frederick
Dunn John H., woodcarver with Bryant. Strahan
& Co., dwl 18 First
Dunn Joseph, cartman, dwl 15 Bernard
Dunn Joseph, varnisher with Goodwin & Co., dwl
232 Stevenson
Dunn Joseph J., (Dunn, Campbell & Co.) dwl
714 Clementina
Dunn Lawrence, machinist Pacific Iron Works,
dwl E s Valencia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Dunn Martin, laborer, dwl 1100 Powell
Dunn Mary, (widow) dwl 1 Graham Place
Dunn Mary, (widow) dwl 306 O'Farrell
Dunn Matthew, foreman with P. A. F'inigan, dwl
210 Mason
Dunn Michael, carpenter with Wells, Russell & Co.,
dwl 327 Mmna
Dunn Michael, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Dunn Michael, horseclipper, office 16 Sutter, dwl
23 Hunt
Dunn Michael, laborer, dwl 12 Welsh, rear
Dunn Michael, laborer, dwl 227 Minna
Dunn Owen, barkeeper, dwl 152 Natoma
Dunn Paget, expresswagon, cor Dupout and Mar-
ket, dwl 227 Minna
Dmm Patrick, drayman, dwl 716 Turk
Dunn Patrick, painter, dwl 520 Mission
Dunn Patrick, laborer, dwl 117 Vallejo
Dunn Patrick F., housesmith Pticenix Iron Works,
dwl 674 Harrison
Dunn Peter, cooper with James Kelly, dwl W s
Hampshire bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Dunn Simeon A., salesman with Henry Luchsinger,
dwl 239 Stevenson
Dunn Thomas, dwl 63 Natoma
Dunn Thomas, carpeuter, dwl 236 Sutter
Dunn Thomas, gardener with Mrs. M. F. Pall, dwl
SE cor Green and Baker
Dunn Thomas, hempworker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Pennsylvania Avenue
Dunn Thomas P., attorney at law, dwl 325j Bush
Dunn Timothy, barkeeper, dwl 414 Pacific
Dunn Timothy, laborer, dwl 12 Rassette Place,
No. 3
Dunn William, carpeuter, dwl 10 Zoe
Dunn William, machinist, dwl 6J2 California
Duun William, trunkmaker with Joseph Corin, dwl
W s Guerrero bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Dunne Andrew, watchman Central R. R.
Dunne David, porter with Hatchings & Finlayson,
dwl Prescott Houje
Dunne George, boottitter, dwl 3 Belden
Dunne James, blacksmith and wagoumaker, dwl 817
Market
Dunne John, porter and special policeman Califor-
nia Labor and Employment Exchange, dwl SW
cor Thirteenth ana Mission
Dunne Margaret, (widow) dwl E s Franklin nr
Broadway
Dunne Owen, barkeeper, SE cor Bush and Kearny,
dwl 152 Natoma
Dunne Patrick F., bootmaker, 3 Spring, dwl Gus-
tavus bet Powell and Mason
Dunne Peter, barkeeper, 515 California, dwl NW
cor California and Powell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY
223
Dunne William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pa-
cific and Leavenworth
Dunne William A., laborer with S. P. & P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl 14 Folsom Avenue
Dunnen Lawrence, boiler maker Union Iron Works
Dunnigan Daniel, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 338 Fifth
Dunnigan David, laborer, dwl 219 Folsom, rear
Dunnigan Edward, butcher with Michael J. Kelly,
27' Occidental Market
Dunnigan Edward, laborer, dwl 135 Dora
Dunnigan Edward, tinsmith with John M. Bryan,
dwl 2 Harriet
Dunnigan Elizabeth Miss, laundress, 555 Bryant
Dunnigan Ellen, (widow) dwl 338 Fifth
Dunnigan Francis, laborer, dwl 55 Shipley
Dunnigan Hugh, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Dunnigan James, laborer, dwl 140 Natoma
Dunnigan John, expresswagon, 527 Pacific
Dunnigan Lizzie, dressmaker, dwl 212 Broadway
Dunnigan Michael, laborer, dwl 171 1 Leavenworth
Dunnigan Michael, marblepolisher, dwl S s Harri-
son nr Chesley
Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 31 Harriet
Dunnigan.Patrick, (Dunnigan Sf O'DeaJ dwl 1309
Sacramento
Dunnigan Peter, painter, dwl 371 Jessie
Dunnigan Thomas, expresswagon, cor Pine and
Battery, dwl 371 Jessie
Dunnigan Thomas, laborer with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl 1412 Folsom
Dunnigan & O'Dea, (Patrick Dunnigan and Mar-
tin O'DeaJ horseshoers, 33 Post
Dunning Edward, (Connolly & D.J dwl 32 Russ
Dunning James, (widow) dwl 06 Shipley, rear
Dunning James, laborer, dwl 32 Russ
Dunning Orson, physician, office and dwl SW cor
Sansom and Jackson
Dunning Patrick, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
253 Clara
Dunning Terrence, clerk, dwl 06 Shipley, rear
Dunning Thomas, groceries and liquors, 253 Clara
Dunning Thomas, laborer, dwl 23t Perry
Dunoyer Julie, dwl 123 Virginia
Dunpliy Ellen Miss, dwl 835 Geary
Dunphv James, laborer Risdou Iron Works, dwl
304 Beale
Dunphy John, seaman, dwl 146 Folsom
Dunpliy Patrick, teamster with Preston & McKiu-
non, dwl 821 Geary
Dunphy Samuel, teamster Black Diamoud Coal
Mining Company
Dunphy Thomas, bookkeeper, dwl N s Ninth nr Miss
Dunphy William, (Dunphy # HildretkJ dwl 111
Mason
DUNPHY & HILDRETH, (William Dunphy
and Thomas HildrethJ wholesale butchers,
First Avenue nr Kentucky, office 533 Kearny
Duuse William, butcher, dwl N s Twelfth Avenue
nr N, South S.F.
Dunshee Cornelius E., carpenter and builder, dwl
5 s Fifteenth bet Q and P, South S.F.
Dunsing Charles, clerk with Henry Loewenhayn,
dwl Helvetia Hotel
Duustone William, laborer, dwl Wisconsin Hotel
Dunswig William, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Duntou E., dwl 424 Sansom
Duutor Elijah, bootmaker, 1802 Powell
Duuworth Peter, laborer with P.M.S.S. Co
Duparr John, foreman Folsom Street Stable, dwl
739 Folsom
Duparr Joseph, hempspinner S.F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Iowa nr Nevada
Duperu Numa, bookkeeper with James De Fremery
6 Co., dwl 508 Second
DUPONT POWDER CO., John Skinker, agent,
office 108 Battery
Duport Charles, soapmaker, dwl Filbert nr Franklin
Duppen John, machinist, dwl 227 Second
Dupray Leon, clerk with A. L. Nolf & Co., dwl
cor Seventeenth and Valencia
Dupre Eugene, attorney-at-law, office OOOMerchaut,
dwl W s Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Duprette Auguste, farmer, S s Silver Avenue bet
San Bruno and San Jose Roads
Dupuy Paul, jewelry-boxmaker with August H.
Lochbaum, dwl 620 Merchant
Dupuy M. C, locksmith, 430 Pacific
Dupuy John, wayonmaker, 528 Broadway
Dupuy Justin, laborer with Philip Douoho, dwl W
sDupont bet Broadway and Vallejo
Dupuy M. Mis., principal Taylor arid Mason Streets
Cosmopolitan School, dwl 525 Green
Duquesnay Charles, clerk with A. L. Nolf & Co.,
dwl cor Seventeenth and Valencia
Duran George, wheelwright with Benjamin A.
Fisher, dwl 1208 Larkin
Duran John, butcher, 23 San Francisco Market,
dwl 15 Morton
Durand — , pressman with M. Weiss, (first name
and dwl refused)
Durand Adrian, collector French Mutual Benevo-
lent Society, office 316 Cal, dwl 447 Fifth
Durand Augustus, merchant, dwl 716 Filbert
Durand David, waiter, dwl 28 Hunt
Durand F. Emile, engineer, dwl 215 Francisco
Durand Louis, barkeeper, dwl California Hotel
Durant Jane, (widow) lodgings, 704 Powell
Durant John, cabinetmaker, dwl 9 Lafayette Place
Durant Joseph, barkeeper, 652 Sacramento
DURBROW ALFRED K., secretary Gould &
Curry S. M. Co., 22 Merchants' Exchange, dwl
1410 Bush
Durbrow Elbridge, clerk Liverpool and Loudon
and Globe Ins. Co., dwl 320 Mason
Durbrow George W., purser N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Oritlamme, dwl Occidental Hotel
Durbrow Joseph, dwl 320 Mason
Durden Henry, assistant with Benjamin B. Thayer,
dwl 1 Sullivan Alley
Duren Andrew, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Duretan Frank, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Durham Elmira, (colored) (widow) seamstress, dwl
129 Fourth
Durham Ephraim B., mining, dwl Morton House
Durham Francis E., special policemau, dwl 307
Filbert
Durham Pocahontas, (colored) (widow) dwl 535
Green
Durham — See Derham
DURKEE JOHN L., firemarshal, office 14 Citv
Hall, third floor, dwl 1031 Clay
Durkin Edward, dwl 527 Tehama
Durkin James, hostler Cent. R.R., dwl 1230 Folsom
Durkin John M., clerk, dwl American Exchange
Durkin Patrick, dwl 1210 Howard
Durmee Andrew, engineer with Whitney & Freese
Durney Alfred F., receiving teller Hibernia Bank,
dwl N s Geary nr Broderick
Durney Michael J., bookkeeper with A. Lusk &
Co., dwl N s Geary nr Broderick
Durnin Edward, carpenter, dwl Ohio bet Pacific and
Broadway
Durnin James, carpenter, SW cor Ellis and Mason
Durnin Patrick, clerk, dwl 914 Market
Durnin Charles, machinist P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 568
Mission
Durning Thomas G., file manufacturer, dwl cor
Tennessee and Minnesota
Durr John, (Kennedy & D.J dwl 314 Minna
Durr P. J., salesman with Keane, O'Connor &
Co., dwl 314 Minna
Duryee William H., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Dusenberg Esau, merchant, dwl 606 Geary
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Laces and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ABT GALLERY. 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY
Dusenberg Isador, merchant, dwl 606 Geary
Dusenberg Nathan, merchant, dwl 627 Geary
Dussanl Alexander, dwl Hi Virginia
Dossoll Gnstave, (Bdloc Freres) dwl 730 Sutler
Dostan Alexander, porter with Charles J. Jauson,
dwl 1103 Kearny
Dustin .lane Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, dwl 734
Broadway
Dustin Tin mas. (colored) porter, 611 Sacramento,
dwl 734 Broadway
Dotard Engene, clerk with Hypolite Dutard, dwl
lit:' Montgomery
Dutard Hypolite, produce commission. 217 Clay,
dwl W s Howard bet Twenty-first and Twentv-
second
Dutard Louie, dwl Ws Potrero Avenue bet El Do-
rado and Sixteenth
Dutch Flat Gravel and Cemeut Co., ( Nevada Co.,
Gal.) ofl&ce 114 California
Dutch William, dentist, office 26 Montgomery, dwl
B03 Hyde
Dntcfaer John M., foreman Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl Na Eudy in Pierce
Dutch er John, clerk, dwl 641 Commercial
Dutra Joachim, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Dutra Jose, seaman, dwl SW cor Drunim and Or-
egon
Dutreux Josephine, (widow) furnished rooms, 630
Sacramento
Dntsher John, tinsmith, dwl cor Kansas and Ne-
vada
Dntton Cyrus II., (colored) hairdresser, dwl 126
Perry
Dutton Frank, dairyman with John A. Roy, dv«l
San Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
DUTTON HENRY, president F. 4 M. Bank of
Savings, 225 Sansom, dwl Ns Sutter bet Scott
and Devisadero
Dutton Henry Jr., ( Dullon & Moore) dwl 30
Laurel Place
Dntton John, laborer, dwl 18 Minna
Dutton Joseph, carpenter, dwl N s Hickory bet
Wei ster and Buchanan
Dutton S. Edwards. ((Gluyas & I).) dwl S s Mc-
Allister bet Buchanan and Lagnna
Dntton William J., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
dwl N s Sutter bet Scott and Devisadero
Dutton William P., driver with N. Gray & Co.,
dwl 641 Sacramento
Dntton tV Moore, (Henri/ Dutton Jr. and John A.
Mi ore) hay and grain, pier 7 Steuart
Duty Warren M., clerk, dwl 823 Mission
Duval C.j real estate, dwl N s Seventeenth bet Sec-
ond Avenue and Guerrero
Duval Charles J., (Newman & 1).) dwl 615 Pine
Duval Eiv, blacksmith Market Street R. R., dwl 3
Willow
Duval James, clerk with Reynolds & Ford
Duval John M., woodturner with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 347 Fourth
Duval Nicholas, cook with Donovan &. O'Donnell,
dwl 727 Washington
Duveneck Charles B., groceries and liquors. XW
cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Duxbury Paul C, D. S. Internal Revenue gauger,
dwl 21 John
Dwelle James H., salesman with James W. Burn-
ham & Co., dwl Mission nr Fourth
Dwight George, clerk with Lewis Teese, dwl 634
Saerarneuto
Dwight Germaine, compositor Alta California, dwl
114 Perry
Dwight Theodore F., bookkeeper Pacific Bank,
dwl 216 Bush
Dwindle John W., attorney at law, office 509
Kearny, res Oakland
Dwindle Samuel H., judge Fifteenth District Court,
chambers Exchange Building, third floor, dwl
225 Leavenworth nr Hvde
DWORZAZEK BENEDICT, Chicago Beer Sa-
loon, SE cor Cal and Kearny, dwl 1009 Leav
Dwver Edward II.. assay department U. S. B.
'Mint, dwl 111 Ellis
Dwyer Ellen, (widow) dwl 109 William
Dwyer George, packer with Deming, Palmer &
Co., dwl 771 Bryant
Dwyer James, clerk with James Cannon, dwl IS
Natoma
Dwyer .lames, porter Grand Hotel, dwl 110 Jessie
Dwyer James, teacher, dwl X s Ash nr Larkin
Dwyer James, waiter, dwl 29 Jessie
Dwyer Jeremiah, lanorer, dwl 518 Mission
Dwyer Jeremiah, salesman, 606 Market, dwl W s
Capp bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Dwyer Jeremiah M., ( Reardon & Djdwl 660 Miss
Dwyer John, coachman with J. W. Brum _im.
dwl 15 Auburn
Dwyer John, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 1007
Natoma
Dwyer John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 330 Tehama
Dwj'er John, gasfitter, dwl 1113 Jones
Dwyer John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Dwyer John E., machinist, dwl 16 Folsom Avenue
Dwyer John P., visiting cardwriter and engraver,
607 Montgomery, dwl 705 Howard
Dwyer Joseph, druggist, 219 Pacific, dwl 551 Folsom
Dwyer Julia, (widow) dwl 114 Ellis
Dwyer Kate, (widow) dwl 22 Natoma
Dwyer Lawrence, painter, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Dwyer M. Mis., teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, dwl cor Alabama and Twenty -fourth
Dwver Mary, stewardess N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Dwyer Mac, bootblack Russ House
Dwyer .Michael, brakesman, dwl 21 Sixth
Dwyer Michael, spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
Dwyer Thomas, dwl What Cheer House
Dwyer Thomas-, finisher pioneer Woolen Mills
Dwyer Thomas, machinist, dwl 227 Second
Dwyer Timothy, baker, dwl E s Bestole nr Vallejo
Dwyer Timothy, trroceries aud liquors, 132 Seventh
Dwyer Timothy, laborer, dwl 21 Hunt
Dwyer Timothy, waiter, dwl 134 Shipley
Dwver William, weaver Mission and Pacific Wool-
en Mills
Dyberg Alfred, sailmaker with Harding & Braun,
215 Front
Dyckman John. (C. E. McCuskcr & Co.) dwl 528
Jessie
Dyckman — See Dikeman and Dykeman.
Dye Charles G.. carpenter and builder, dwl NW
cor Bush and Scott
Dye Elam. carpenter with O. Bonney, Jr., dwl 1023
Kearny
Dye William M., local agent Liverpool and London
aud Globe Ins. Co., dwl 1312 Jackson
Dyer Adolphus S., machinehand Union Box Factory,
dwl cor Twenty-Second and Harrison
Dyer Ann, (widow) seamstress, dwl S s Kate nr
Webster
Dver David E., gilder, dwl 1820 Market
Dyer Frank E., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl SWcor
Ke irny and Sutter
Dyer George F, clerk, 309 Sansom, dwl XW cor
Stockton and Broadway
Dver fti-ace, (widow) stewardess steamship Orizaba
dwl335Beale
Dyer James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1607
Jones
Dyer James S.. contractor, dwl S s Union bet Oc
tavi.i and Gough
Dyer John B., liquor saloon, 1017 Battery, dwl E 8
Bartol nr Broadway
Dyer John J., stevedore, dwl 1337 Dupont
Dyer Joseph P., dwl Russ House
Dyer Margaret, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 551 Six-
teenth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN RCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
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Dyer Michael, butcher, dwl E s Ootavia nr Sutter
Dyer Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl Octa-
via bet Post and Sutter
Dyer Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 1337 Dupont
Dyer Richard, teamster, 325 Davis, dwl S 8 Bush
bet Laguna and Buchanan
Dyer Rudolph as C, deputy license collector city and
county, dwl 127 Eleventh
Dyer Thomas, finisher, dwl N s North Point nr
Larkin
Dyer William, tailor, dwl 445 Bush
Dyer William O, cooper, 1017 Battery, rear, dwl E s
Bartol nr Broadway
Dykes Robert, compositor Morning Call, dwl 4
Howard Court
Dykeman Oliver, engineer steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf"
Dykeman Owen, engineer, dwl 807 Mason
Dyson James, glasscutter, dwl 535 Howard
E
Eade George C, carpenter, dwl 914 Market
Eade William, stevedore, dwl W s Stockton bet
Francisco and Bay
Eades William, baker, dwl 106 Beale
Eadon William H, clerk with Crane & Brigbam,
dwl 1007 Natoma
Eagan Charles H.. painter, dwl 12 Cleavelaud
Eagan Cornelius, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl W s Stevenson bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Eagan F. Dillon, editor Catholic Guardian, office
407 Sansom. dwl 1407 Jones
Eagan Hannah Miss, laundress, 555 Bryant
Eagan James, packer Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl
333 Shiplev
Eagan James, 'waiter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 302
Townsend
Eagan John, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Eagan John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine. 36 Steuart
Eagan John G., compositor S. F. Bulletin
Eagan John J., bootblacking, 208 Bush, dwl N s
Jessie bet Anthony and Ecker
Eagan John J., International saloon, 530 Jackson
Eagan J. R., hograucb, dwl S s Solano nr Potrero
Avenue
Eagan Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Clinton
Eagan Michael, laborer, dwl S s Elm Av nr Polk
Eagan Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 11 Bald-
win Court
Eagan Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 430 Shipley
Eagan Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Natoma
and Mary
Eagan Patrick, laborer, dwl 436 Jessie
Eagan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 120 First
Eagan Peter J., bootfitter with Buckingham <&
Hecht, dwl 1523 Mission
Eagan Richard, secondhand furniture, 807 Howard,
dwl 361 Jessie
Eagan Thomas, expressman, dwl 148 Minna, rear
Eagan Thomas, shoemaker with S. W. Roseustock
& Co.. dwl NE cor Geary and Lurkin
Eagan William, hostler with*F.Korbel& Bros., dwl
446 Braunan
Eagan William, liquor saloon and restaurant, E s
Valencia nr Sixteenth, dwl 15 Second Avenue
Eagan — see Egan
Eagar John, painter, dwl 1325 Washington
EagarL.. (widow) dwl 24 Langtou
Eagar William, clerk, dwl 24 Langton
Eager Jane, (widow) trimmings, 237 Fourth, dwl
1304 Montgomery
Eager William T., pressman with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 1 304 i Montgomery, rear
Eagle Brass & Bell Foundry, "Greenberg & Co.,
proprietors, 205 Fremont
Eagle Co., (Chinese) cigars, 650 Pacific
Eagle Lodgings, Albert G. Sherman, proprietor, 320
Sansom
Eagle Quicksilver M. Co., ( Santa Barbara Co.)
office 302 Montgomery
Eagle Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell, proprietor,
NW cor Pine and Davis
Eagles Frank, (colored) waiter, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Eagles Henry, mastermasou New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 922 Mission
Eagles John, liquor saloon, 606 Miss, dwl 549 How
Eagles Marian T., dress and cloak maker, 905 How
Eagles William C, carpenter S. P. R. R., dwl 905
Howard
Eaglesou John G., salesman, 28 Sansom
Eakins Mary Mrs., milliner and millinery, 24 Kearny
EAKINS PETER A., real estate agent, office and
dwl 230 Kearny
Eaman A. W., dwl'424 Sansom
Eames Alonzo D., driver Market Street R. R., dwl
525 Post
Eames Edward L., conductor, dwl 525 Post
Eames Manly, dwl Nineteenth Avenue bet II and I,
South S. F.
Eames Niles E.. clerk with N.B. Terwilliger & Co.,
dwl 919 Stockton
Eaney Frederick, vamisher with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 37 1 Jessie
Earkins W., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
EARL DANIEL W., forwarding and commission
merchant, office 226 Cal, res Sacramento City
Earl Halford, porter Merchants' Exchange Bank,
dwl SW cor Mission and Twenty -first
EARL JOHN O.. office SW cor California and San-
som, dwl 34 Essex cor Harrison
Earl Robert, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Earle A. B. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 510
Larkin
Earle A. C., carpenter, dwl International Hotel
Earle A. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1419 Powell
Earle C. B. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan School,
dwl 510 Larkin
Earle George, lumber surveyor, office pier 13 Steuart,
dwl 625 Harrison
Earle George F., clerk with Redington, Hostetter
& Co., dwl SW cor Mission and Twenty-first
Earle Henry II., clerk with Redington, Hostetter
& Co., dwl Broadway bet Octavia and Laguna
Earle John H.. liquor saloon, NE cor Clay and
Druuim. dwl 1319 Mason
Earle Mary R-, furnished rooms, 118 Fourth
Earle Slade A., foreman with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl cor Hickory and Laguna
Earle S. H. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 825 Har
Earley William R., bellhanger with Harris & Baptis
Earls Michael, baker, 216J Sixth
Early James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 4
Sunnier
Early John, carpenter, dwl Ws Buchanan nr Ellis
Early Simon G., dwl 32 Frederick
Earnest Charles, waiter, 338 Bush
Earnest Henry, modeler Risdon Iron Works, dwl
50 First
Earnest Joseph T., commission merchant, office 404
Front, res Oakland
Earnest William, clerk with William F. Dorman,
dwl NE cor Howard and Fifteenth
EAST STREET WHARF, east from Mar to Fol
Eaetbnrn H. W., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Easterbrook D E., dwl Grand Hotel
Eastham H. F., mastermariner, dwl 14| Moss
Eastland Andrew J., clerk S. F. Gas Co., dwl 816
Sutter
EASTLAND JOSEPH G., secretary S. F. Gas
Co., office SE cor First and Natoma, and City
Hall Commissioner, dwl 816 Sutter
Eastlev J. F., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Eastman B. C, dwl 423 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
15
WATKINS' YO-SBMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Eastman Cyrus A., capitalist, office 728 Montgom-
ery, dwl 28 Hawthorne
Eastman Cyrus A., mastermariner, dwl 2 Ewer PI
Eastman E. A., laborer, dwl Berry House
Eastman Edward H., surveyor, dwl 528 Pine
Eastman Emily R. Mrs., artist, rooms 18 and 19, 115
Kearny
EASTMAN FRANK, proprietor Franklin book
and job printing office, 509 Clay, dwl 1117
Taylor
Eastman George, porter Nucleus House
Eastman George W., janitor Mercantile Library,
216 Bush
Eastman Harrison, engraver and marinepainter,
studio and dwl 1128 Clav
Eastman Tbomas S., (Hill & E.J 411-415 Battery,
dwl 522 Third
Eastman Webster, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Eastman William H., carpenter and builder, dwl
528 Pine
Easton Asahel S., surveyor, office 302 Montgomery,
dwl 906 Market
Easton Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 505 Hayes
Easton George R., stevedore, dwl 240 Green
Easton George W., clerk, 322 Cal, dwl 530 Geary
Easton James, cabinetmaker, 1027 Market, dwl 1129
Mission
Easton John, cabinetmaker, dwl 311 Third
Easton Lizzie B. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, dwl 530 Geary
Easton Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Easton Oliver W., mining, office 316 Montgomery,
dwl 530 Geary
Easton Samuel, carpenter with A. A. Snyder, dwl
533 Commercial
Easton Wendell, bookkeeper with Madison & Burke,
dwl 530 Geary
EASTPORT COOS BAY COAL M. CO.. Howard
& Pool agents, office 31 Merchants' Exchange
Eastwood Herbert, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 716 Natoma
Eastwood Richard, woodsawyer with B. & J. S.
Doe, dwl 2 Green Court
Eastwood Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 26 Main
Eaton Charles H., lumber surveyor, dwl 1226
Folsoni
Eaton Charles M., clerk with Middleton & Co., dwl
330 Fremont
EATON CHARLES S., importers and wholesale
and retail music and musical instruments, and
agent Hazelton Bros' pianos and Estey & Co.'s
organs, 138 Montgomery, dwl 1206 Mason
Eaton Cornelius J., mining, dwl 330 Fremont
Eiiton E. R., driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 673 How
Eaton Frederick W.. superintendent Mutual Life
Ins. Co. of New York, dwl 1418 California
Eaton Jonas A., superintendent agencies Continen-
tal Life Ins. Co., 302 Mont, dwl 2215 How
Eaton Lemuel P., chemist, dwl 5 Kent
Eaton Noble II., clerk Bank California, dwl NE
cor Essex and Laurel Place
Eaton Robert S., real estate, dwl 712 Shotwell
Eaton Theodore, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 249 Bluxome
Eaton William G., laborer S. F. Wool Exchange,
dwl 1016 Stockton
Eaton William L., refiner, dwl 1422 Geary
Eayrs Harrison P., painter, dwl 17 Clarence Place
Eavrs. — See Avers and Ayres
EBBETS ARTHUR M., Merchants coal yard, 113
and 115 Sacramento, dwl 1405 Jones
EBBINGHAUSEN HENRY, groceries and liq-
uors SE cor Third and Howard, and vice-pres-
ident S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 671 Howard
Ebeling Christian, packer with Spruauce, Stanley &
Co., dwl 18 First
Ebeling Philip, (Ebeling $• Schmsler) dwl 620
Merchant
Ebeling Theodore, machinist with Francis Tillman,
dwl 8 Stockton Place
Ebeling & Sch ussier, (Philip Ebeling and Michael
SchusslerJ jewelers and chain manufacturers,
620 Merchant
Ebenreutter Herman, baker, dwl 246 Jessie
Eber Albert, trader, dwl 23 Sixth
Eberle Anton, confectioner with Adolph Heine,
dwl 616 California
Eberle J., boots and shoes, San Bruno Road bet
Twenty seventh and Twenty -eighth
Eberle Robert M., prompter California Theater,dwl
.327 Geary
Eberhardt and Aurora Mining Co., office 302 Mont
EBERHARDT MILL & M. CO., (White Pine)
office 302 Montgomery
Eberhait Adolph, ( Eberhdrt & Lack/man) dwl 503
Greenwich
EBERHART & LACHMAN, (Adolph Eberhart
and, Samuel LachmanJ California wines and
brandies, SE cor Market and First, and 534 Mkt
Ebermayer Adolph, clerk Broadway Brewery, dwl
Prescott House
Ebert August, musician, dwl 1425 Dupont
Ebert Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Eccles Christopher, blacksmith with Joshua Hendy,
dwl cor First and Stevenson
Eccles John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 207 Second
Eccles John S., gasfitterand plumber, 1130 Market,
dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Eccles William, plumber with James J. O'Shea,
dwl 319 Union
Echart Henry, billiard table manufactory, 610 Front
Eche Edward, laborer, 48 California Market, dwd
1626 Stockton
Echgelmeier Hermann, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Union and Kearny •
Echiban &, Co., (Japanese) Japanese and fancy
goods, 1 Masonic Temple
Echter Frank, bootcrimper, 616 Broadway
Ecirit Jacob, gardener, dwl N s Clem nr Ninth
Eckel John N., physician, office and dwl 325 Geary
Eckel mane r John, hairdresser, dwl 1115 Broadway
Eckenroth Joseph, carriagemaker with B. Grave &
Co., dwl 16 Washington Av. bet Miss and How
Ecker George, helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.
Ecker George O., watchmaker, dwl 635 Geary
Eckert Charles E., shoemaker with Richard Pahl,
dwl 256 Jessie
Eckert Frederick M., carpenter, 217 Kearny, rear,
dwl 516 Bush
Eckert Ignatius, stablekeeper, dwl 521 Howard
ECKFELDT J. M. & Co., importers, jobbers and
manufacturers wire goods, 412 Clay
Eckfeldt John M., assistant superintendent New
U. S. B. Mint, (and J. M. Eckfeldt & Co.) res
Oakland
Eckhardt Henry, meat market, 1427 California
Eckhardt Louis H., bookkeeper with John C. Bell,
dwl 15 Willow Avenue
Eckhardt S. Mrs., teacher Spring Valley Primary
School
Eckhardt William H., porter with L. & E. Werth-
eimer, dwl Hall Alley nr Broadway
Eckhoff H. Herman, newspaper carrier, dwl 263
Third
Eckland John, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Ecklend S. A., tailor, dwl 1523 Mason
ECLECTIC LIFE INSURANCE CO., (New
York) George Claussenius mauager, office 331
Montgomery
Eckler Robert, painter with Noble & Gallagher
Eckley Charles, carpenter, dwl E s Utah bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Eckley George R., currency teller Bank California,
dwl NE cor Mission and Twenty-second
Eckley Henry, [James W. Burnham 8p Co. J res
Boston, Mass.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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Eckley John L., (James W. Burnham db Co. J nr
Martinez
Eckman A. 0., teacher music, dwl 14 Ransch
Ecks George J., captain schooner Clara, dwl SW
cor Clay and East
Economical Mutual Life Ins. Co., office 315 Cal
Ector William, (colored) compositor Elevator, dwl
19 Scott Place
Eddy A. R., dwl Union Club
Eddy James J., liquor saloon, 527 Pacific
Eddy Nelson B., marine secretary Home Mutual
Insurance Co.. dwl 3i) McAllister
Eddy Olive S., (widow) dwl 562 Howard
Ede "William, street contractor, office 707 Market,
dwl 14 Second Avenue
Edelkamp Bernard, drygoods, 424 Third
Edelman Benjamin W., clerk with Adolph Levine,
dwl 18 Turk
Edelmaun Jacob, confectioner with M. A. Mercer,
dwl 819 Jackson
Edelmann Joseph, machinist with Joseph Bien, dwl
3 Cottage Place
Edelmann Matthias A., upholsterer with N. P. Cole
&Co., dwl 3 Cottage Phioe
Eden John, (Heins & E.J dwl 1111 Montgomery
Eden Landing Steamer, Henry Osterlok agent,
office 117 Drum in
Edes Joseph, baker, dwl 73 Natoma
.Edgar Daniel J. .mailing clerk S. P. Chronicle, dwl
822 J Green
Edgar George K., expresswagon, cor Washington
and Davis, dwl E s Long Bridge nr Potrero
Edgar John, bootmaker with James Barton, dwl
NE cor Montgomery and Green
Edgar Michael J., agent, dwl 728 Minna
Edgar William M., agent Geyser Stage Line, office
214 Montgomery, dwl 225 Bush
Edgecomb Charles S., seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Edgerly N. B., (N. B. Edgerly $■ Co. J dwl 606
Folsom
Edgerly N. B. & Co., ship chandlery, 46 Clay
Edgertbn George H., carpenter, dwl E s Howard
bet Twenty -first and Twenty-second
Edler Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Edler J. F. W., teamster, dwl 129 Jackson
Edler John, seaman stmr Kalorama, dwl 32 Steuart
Edmond John, tailor with Julius Tammeyer, dwl
1220 Stockton
Edmonds Augustus, engineer with California Silk
Manufacturing Co., dwl cor Fourteenth Av-
enue and Railroad Avenue, South S. F.
Edmonds Charles, driver steamer No. 8, S. F. F. D.,
dwl 117 Bernard
Edmonds Henry, teamster, dwl 10 Heron
EDMONDS MARCUS A., attorney at law, office
6 Exchange Building, dwl Ws Capp bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Edmonds William, (col'd) steward, dwl 128 Bernard
Edmond8on Benjamin B, carpenter, dwl 1507 Clay
EDMONDSON' THOMAS J., grain merchant,
office 705 San, dwl Union Club and Haywards
Edmunds George, bookkeeper with McLean &
Hardy, dwi 913 Clay
Edmunds Henry H., dairyman, dwl 315 Hayes
Edmunds William H., helper U. S. B. Mint
Edmunds. — See Edmands and Edmonds
Edmundson Barker, painter with Wilson & Moul-
ton, dwl 763 Harrison
Edmundson Joseph W., barkeeper, 416 Pine, dwl
131 Montgomery
Edouard , carpenter, dwl Lestrade Place
Edouart Alexander, (Edouart & Gobb) dwl 626
O'Farrell
Edouart >Si Cobb, (Alexander Edouart and David
Cobb) Photographic Art Gallery, 504 Kearny
Edsberg Edward, clerk with Julius Anderson, dwl
15 Frederick
Edson Clinton A., (Hughes, McBaniel 8? E.J res
Alameda
Edson William, woolgrader S. F. Wool Exchange,
dwl 124 Fifth
Edstrom Anna Mrs., dressmaker, 407 Post
Edstrom Thomas, trunkmaker, dwl 407 Post
EDUCATION, BOARD OF, room 22 City Hall,
second floor
Edvarlson Robert, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Edwards Alice, (widow) dwl 20 Russ
Edwards Allen, dwl 1021 Battery
Edwards Annie Miss, compositor Enterprise, dwl
20 Russ
Edwards A. W., rigger, dwl N s Sixteenth Avenue
bet Q and P, South S. F.
Edwards Benjamin L., clerk, dwl 325^ Bush
Edwards Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Edwards Charles, clerk, dwl 27 \ Fourth
Edwards Charles, machinist with Allen Wilcox,
dwl 269 Minna
Edwards Charles B., bookkeeper with Rountree A
McMullin, dwl 421 Green
Edwards Charles H., pressman with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl Diamond bet Seventeenth « and
Eighteenth
Edwards David, dressmaker with Raphael Blaser,
dwl E s Powell bet, Filbert and Greenwich
Edwards Edward, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Edwards Edward, porter with Sather & Co., dwl
Diamond nr Seventeenth
Edwards Edward, seaman ship War Hawk, pier 10
Steuart
Edwards Eliza Mrs., dwl 52 Tehama
EDWARDS FRANK G., importer carpets, oil-
cloths, window shades, etc., (528 and 630 Clay,
and manufacturer paperhangings, 642 Clay,
dwl 308 Bran n an
Edwards Frederick, bakery, SE cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth
Edwards Frederick J. L., silverburnisher Pacific
Plate Works, dwl 539 O'Farrell
Edwards Georire, clerk with Hope, McKillop & Co.,
dwl W s Diamond nr Nineteenth
Edwards George D., clerk with Raymonds Ely M.
Co., dwl 52 Tehama
Edwards George W., carpenter with Charles W.
Thomas, dwl 347 Fremont
Edwards Henry, (0. & P. H. Tin-ell & Co.) dwl
626 Sutter
Edwards Henry, actor California Theater, dwl 216
Chestnut
Edwards Henrv C, clerk with John G. Hodge &
Co., dwl 52 Tehama
Edwards Henry C. drayman with Thomas Jen-
nings, dwl N s Sutter nr Van Ness Avenue
Edwards H. F., dwl Union Club
Edwards James, expressman, SW cor First and
Market, dwl 117 Jessie
Edwards James, physician, office and dwl 502 Mason
Edwards Jefferson, clerk with Albert Man & Co.
Edwards Jennie, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 566 How
Edwards J. H., porter, dwl 37 Second
Edwards John, dwl What Cheer House
Edwards John, carpenter, SW cor Potrero Avenue
and Twenty-second
Edwards John, expresswagon, 528 California, dwl
506 Stevenson
Edwards John, machinist, dwl 269 Minna
Edwards John, seaman, dwl 240 Fremont
Edwards John G., (L. B. # J. G. Edwards) dwl
26 Sixth
Edwards John H.. melter with Riehn, Hemme &
Co., dwl 1515 California
Edwards John H., musician, dwl 1112 Kearny
Edwards John S., sailmaker with Neville & Co.,
dwl 1009 Kearny
Edwards Justin, shipjoiner with James H. Love,
dwl 32 Fourth
EDWARDS LAWRENCE B., harbormaster, office
SW cor Pacific and East, dwl 619 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all .kinds.
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Edwarda L. B. A: J. G., general agents Piedmont
and Arlington Life Ins. Co., office 535 Cal
Edwards Lemuel B., (L. B. iSf J. G. Edwards) dwl
200 Stockton
Edwards Lowell S., cooper, dwl SE cor Broadway
and Front
Edwards Mathias, packer -with Rittore & Guidi,
dwl 67 Minna
Edwards M. E.. (widow) dwl 802 Howard
Edwards Minus C.. carpenter, dwl 5,'5 Pine
Edwards R. M., books, stationery, etc., 508-510
Montgomery, dwl Euss House *
Edwards Robert W., (Edwards Sf Tuckcy) res
Oakland
Edwards Thomas, captain schooner Ella Florence,
dwl 127 Folsom
Edwards Thomas, clerk, dwl 521 Mission
Edwards Thomas, farmer, dwl NW cor Montgo-
mery and Vallejo
Edwards Thomas C, clerk, 317 California, dwl cor
Diamond and Nineteenth
EDWARDS THOMAS 31.. druggist and chemist,
NE cor Kearny and Jackson, dwl 1104 Powell
Edwards Walter 8., printer, dwl 23 Second
Edwards William, bathmau with F. Zeile, dwl 528
Pacific
Edwards William, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and 3Iission
Edwards William, steward with Milton S. Latham,
638 Folsom
Ed winds William E., bellowsmaker with Charles
W. Thomas, dwl 2-17 Fremont
Edwards William F., captain bark Dublin, pier 17
Steuart
Edwards William F., printer, dwl 548 Howard
Edwards William H., stevedore, dwl 130 Natoma
Edwards William P., salesman with H. S. Crocker
& Co., dwl 52 Tehama
Edwards William S., clerk with Barnes & Bowie,
dwl 216 Chestnut
Edwards W. S., merchant, dwl 1023 Powell
Edwards & Tuckey, (Robert W. Edwards and
Alfred Tuckey) manufacturing jewelers, 408
Pine
Edwins George, agent with 3IcLean & Hardy, dwl
913 Clay
Eells John S., forwarding department Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl N s Folsom bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
Eells Rufus S., land agent, dwl NE cor Shotwell
and Twentieth
Eells Thomas S., miner, dwl NW cor Twenty-third
and Dolores
Eelmini Henry, fruits and confectionery, 1142
Market, dwl 25 Turk
Efford Noah C groceries and liquors, 305 East.
dwl 1810 Dupout
Egan Ann, (widow) dwl SW cor First and Minna
Egan Carbery, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Egan Edward, plasterer, dwl 12 Russell nr Larkin
Egan Edward J., blacksmith Cal. P. R. R., dwl
Bone Alley
Egan Henry, plasterer, dwl 110 Bernard
Egan James, cook with Michael 3IcDermott, dwl
531 Commercial
Egan James, sawyer, dwl W s Geneva bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Egan James P., marblecntter, dwl 422 Powell
Egan John, (Kelly & E.J dwl 118 Page
Egan John, painter with Wason A- Morris
Egan John, teacher St. Ignatius' College, dwl 5
Perry
Egan John E., porter with Kelly & Egan, dwl 535
Minna
Egan John W., salesman with Tobin, Davisson &.
Co., dwl 210 Tyler
Egan 3iartin, laborer with Dohrmann & Co., dwl
Twentieth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Egan 3Iary 3Irs, dressmaker, dwl 707 Howard
Egan Michael, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 222
Tehama
Egan Patrick, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
Egan Patrick J., bootturner with Buckingham <fe
Hecht
Egan Thomas, brushmaker S.F. Brush Factory, dwl
Montgomery nr Union
Egan Thomas, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Egan Thomas, teamster, dwl 164 Jessie
Egan Thomas A., tinsmith with Martin Prag, dwl
1921 Mason
Egan William, saddler with Joseph Hamilton, dwl
11 Dora
Egan William, shoemaker with I. 31. Wentworth
& Co., dwl Ns Cortland Av bet San Jose and
San Bruno Roads
Egan — See Eagan
EGERTON HENRY C, merchandise broker, 109
California, dwl 204 3Iontgomery
Egestorff Heiurich, cook, dwl NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Eggers Clans, laborer with Frederick Miller
Eggers Frederick, (Osmer & Go.) dwl NW cor
First and Brannan
Eggers George, foreman varnisher with N. P. Cole
&Co.,dw! 29 Ritch
Eggers Geoige H., (Eggers & Co.) res Germany
Eggers H., seaman steamer Santa Cruz, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Eggers Henry, cook with Jonathan C. 3IcKewen,
dwl NW cor Clay and Davis
Eggers Hans F., (Egsrers 8? GrothJ dwl 534 O'Far-
rell
Eggers John C, (Preckt & E.J dwl 356 Brannan
Eggers Oscar, whipmaker with 3iain &. Winches-
ter, dwl cor Hvde &. O'Farrell
EGGEES & CO., (George H. Eggers and Chris-
tian H. Vuigt) wholesale groceries and provi-
sions, and agents California Sugar Refinery,
211) California
EGGERS & GROTH, (Hans F. Eggers and Car-
s/e/t H. GrothJ groceries and liquors, NE cor
O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Eggert Catherine S. Mrs., clairvoyant, office and
dwl 526 Kearny
Eggert William, saloon, dwl 4 Cottage Place
Eggleton George, (Eggleton Sf Green) dwl N s
Chestnut bet Dupont and Kearny
Eggleton & Green, ( George Eggleton and George
Green) livery and sale stable, 119 Jackson
Eginton E., merchant, dwl 636 Green
Eginton William, canvasser with H. H. Key & Co.,
dwl cor Green and Powell
Egner John, cooper, dwl 26 Louisa
Egue P. V., fruit depot, 1212 Dupont
Eblberg Henry, laborer 3Ietropolitan Restaurant,
dwl 71 Natoma
Elders Claus F., ( Elders & Brand) dwl 6 Winter's
Lane
Elders Fritz, laborer 3Iission Soap and Caudle
Works
Elders John, hackman, Plaza, dwl SW cor Stockton
and Jackson
Elders Philip, porter, dwl 228 Bush
Khlers William, groceries. 19 Hinckley
EHLEBS A BRAND, (Clans F. Elders and Leon-
hardt Brand) wholesale wines and liquors, 322
Clay
Ehmann August, ironer Occidental Laundry, dwl N
s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
EHMANN GEORGE E.. groceries and liquors,
775 Mission, dwl 77:5 Mission
Ehmann Henry, hairdresser, dwl 1146 Folsom
Ehrenberg Theodore A., physician, office 216
Kearny, dwl 213 Powell
Ehrenpfort C. A., (widow) dwl 10224, Folsom
Ehrenpfort Frederick, (Rothschild ct E.) dwl 35
Rubs
Ehrenpfort William, real estate, dwl 138 Eighth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
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Ehret John M., bootmaker, dwl 1313 Stockton
Ehret Joseph, mechanic, dwl 012 Fourth
Ehrhard Adam, cloak maker, 267 Third
Ehrhardt John D., carrier Guide, dwl 1306 Kearny
Ehrhorn Adolpims,( Hellmann Brothers & Co.^dwl
1412 Folsom
Ehrhorn August, slioemaker, '204 Second
Ehrhoru Charles, shoemaker with August Ehrhorn,
dwl 204 Secoud
Ehricli Ernest, musician California Theater, dwl
514 Bush
Ehrichs Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Broadway and Scott Place, dwl 20 Scott Place
Ehrichs Richard, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo
Ehrlich Herman, fancy goods, 32G Sixth
Ehrlich Louis, merchant, dwl 931 Folsom
EHRLICH MEYER, stockhroker, office 102 Lei-
desdorff, dwl Occidental Hotel
Ehrman John, butcher, dwl Kentucky nr First Av
Ehrman Joseph, clerk, 217 Front, dwl 7 Mason
Ehrman Meyer, f Goldstein, Seller $• Co.) dwl 7
Mason
Ehrman Valentine, carpenter, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Ehrmann Charles, jeweler, 313 Taylor
Ehrmann E. H., saloon, First Avenue nr Railroad
Aveuue
Ehrmann George, upholsterer with John G. Nel-
son, dwl N 6 Linden Avenue nr Buchanan
Eichel Christian, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 540 Xatoma
Eichelburgher John, canvasser, dwl 820 Wash
Eichenlaub John, hoilermaker, dwl Myer's Hotel
Eichers Johaun, electric physician, dwl 833 Pacific
Eichler Edward, porter, 110 Sutter, dwl 831 Wash-
ington
Eickhoff J. Henry, teacher, dwl cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Eickhoff Theodore, cook with Adolfe Pfuhl, dwl 703
Battery
Eidemier John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Eidenmuller Sarah, (widow) dwl 712 Union
Eit-n Soren C, merchant tailor. 548 Fourth
Eighth Street House, John Kelly proprietor, Eighth
nr Harrison
Eiler Joseph, machinist, dwl 10 Union Place
Filers Frederic, saloon, 037 Pacific
Einfelt Frederick D., cooper S. F. Stock Brewery,
dwl 515 Chestnut
Eingelhai t William, Hayes Park Pavilion, NW cor
Laguna and Hayes
Einefeld Peter, barber, 801 Kearny, dwl 13 Va-
renne
Einstein Abraham,)' Einstein Bros & Co.Jves Boston
Einstein Baruth, expresswagon, 33 Battery, dwl
422 Stevenson
EINSTEIN BROS & CO., (Zadoc & Abraham
Einstein, Aaron & Abraham, Altmayer &
Joseph Basthetm) manufacturers, importers
and jobbers boots and shoes, 29 and 31 Battery
Einstein Moritz, dwl 708 Ellis
Einstein Zadoc, (Einstein Bros & Co.) dwl 828
O'Farrell
Eipper Thomas, hairdresser, 409 Pacific
Eisel Charles W.. ivoryturuer with J. G. H. Meyer,
dwl 508 Broadway
Eiselen Alfred, waiter, 112 Kearny, dwl 18 Clara
Eiselstrom Abraham, laborer, dwl 5 Mission
Eisenian Edward A., woodcarver with Clir. Scbrie-
ber & Co., dwl 18 First
Eisenian Jacob, butcher, dwl 603 Post
Eisen Albert F., brassmolder with Firmin, McCar-
thy & Co., dwl 333 Shipley
Eisen Augustus F., (Eisen & Schmidt) dwl NW
cor Grove and Franklin
Eisen James, packer Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl
333 Shipley
Eisen Theodore F., draftsman with Eisen & Sch-
midt, dwl NW cor Grove and Franklin
Eisen William H., laborer iEtna Iron Works, dwl
Shipley bet Seventh and Eighth
EISEN & SCHMIDT, (Augustus F. Eisen and
P. R. Schmidt) architects, office 103 Post
Eisenbach Adolph, salesman with Louis Taussig,
dwl 802 Geary
Eisenberg E. &*Bro., (Morris Eisenberg) cigar
manufacturers, 603 Front
Eisenberg Elkan, (E. Eisenberg & Bro.J dwl NE
cor Jones and Post
Eisenberg Isidor, merchant tailor, 611 Montgomery,
dwl 1619 Powell
Eisenberg Morris, (E. Eisenberg <fc Brother) dwl
1619'Powell
Eiseubraun Henry, bathman with Lampe Bros.,
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Eiseuhardt John, liquor saloon, 616 Pacific, dwl
428 Broadway
Eiser Frederick, cigarmaker, dwl 625 Pacific, rear
Eiser Louis, laborer, dwl 236 Sutter
Eisert Carl, (Eisert & Becker) dwl 234 Sutter
Eisert &• Becker, (Carl Eisert and Peter Becker)
bakery, 234 Sutter
Eisfelder William, merchant, dwl 929 Howard
Eisfeldt Thebdor, musician, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Eisner David, bookkeeper, 25 Battery, res Oakland
Eitel Charles, salesman with Page & Cowell, dwl
N s Heron nr Eighth
Eitel Henry, clerk with William Simpson, dwl 10
Heron
EITNER RUDOLF, designer and wood engraver,
629 Clay
Eitzman William, clerk with Joseph Blonigeu.dwl
722 Pacific
Ek Johan. tailor, dwl 3 Church Place
Ekelund Erric, electrogilder and silverplater, 620
Merchant
Ekensteen Augustus, porter with Tobin, Davisson
& Co., dwl 530 Greenwich
Eklof Louis, clerk with Sanderson & Horn, dwl
626 California
Eknian William, boatman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Ekorna Andrus, carpenter, dwl 54 Sacramento
El Dorado Cigar Co., (Chinese) cigar manufactur-
ers, 19 Dupont
El Dorado Mining Co., (Amador Co.) office 402
Montgomery
ElHISPANO AMERICANO, (tri weekly) Andra-
de & Gonzalez, editors and pi-oprietors, office
603 Washington
Elam Robert H., merchant, dwl 621 Leavenworth
Elard Walter H., machinist S. P. R. R.
Elb Alvin, with Barlow J. Smith, 637 California
Elberg Erric A., seaman, dwl 531 East
Elberling Henry, cabinetmaker with Krageii &
Geishaker, dwl SW cor Fulton and Laguna
Elbers Marcus, groceries and liquors, 225 Perry
Elder Alexander, bookkeeper with T. H. Hatch &
Co., res Oakland
Elder James, seamau N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori
flamme
Elder Stephen W., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Elder William, seamau, dwl 504 Davis
Elder William J., (Elder & Bobbie) dwl 254 First
Elder & Dobbie, ( William J. Elder and James B.
Bobbie) stoves and tinware, 544 Clay
Eldracher Peter, dwl 121 Seventh
Eldredge Albert S., clerk, dwl 14 Brenham Place
Eldredge Benjamin G., ( W. W. Clough & C'ojdwl
1006 Powell
Eldredge James, milkranch, NE cor Greenwich
and Pierce
Eldredge Thomas R., translator languages, dwl 314
Union
Eldridge Charles, carpenter, dwl 636 Green
Eldridge Charles H., salesman with J. C Johnson
& Co., dwl 105 Mason
Eldridge G. C, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
WATKINS' YC-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
230
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Eldridge George C, coal aud wood, 511 Dnpont,
res Oakland
Eldridge J. Oscar., (H. M. Newkidldb Co.) dwl
6 Ifi Folsom
Eldridge Joseph, dwl 1 3i> Shipley
Eldridge K. ('., merchant, dwl 809 Jackson
Eldridge I>. A , carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Eldridge Michael, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
& Co.
Eldridge Oliver, (Eldridge & Irwin) dwl 615
Sutter
Eldridge Sylvester A., solicitor Union Ins. Co.,
dwl E B Capp !>er Sixteenth and Seventeenth
ELDRIDGE & IRWIN, (Oliver Eldridge and
RichardS. Irwin) agents Pacific Mail Steam-
ship Co., office Co.'s Wharf foot First cor Bran
Eldridge — See Eldredge
Electrical Construction and Maintenance Co.,
George S. Ladd superintendent, office 522
California
Elen Erick, cigaiboxmaker with A. Waldsteiu, dwl
1915 Howard
ELEVATOR, (weekly) Philip A. Bell editor and
proprietor, G!6 Battery
ELFELT A. B. & CO., (Alfred P. Elfelt, Solomon
Goldsmith and Albert A. Levi) importers cloth-
ing and gent's furnishing goods, 108 and 110
Sansom
Elfelt Alfred P., (A. B. Elfelt 8? Co.) dwl 407
Sutter
Elfelt Augustus B., (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) res New
York
Elfelt Joseph, merchant, dwl 407 Sutter
Elfers Arnold D., (Green &Co.) res Oakland
Elfers Charles D., driver Dublin Brewery, dwl 214
First
Elford Alfred T.. foreman California Planing Mill,
dwl 0181 Folsom
Elford Henry, machinist S. P. R. R., dwl 118 Fell
Elford W. K., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Elford S. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 63 Tehama
Elfords Charles, brewer, dwl 214 First
Elger Wenzel, cooper with Francis W. Arnold,
dwl 218 Pacific
Elmers Alexis, teacher, dwl 1316 Broadway
Elias Anselm. meatmarket, 28 Fourth, dwl 405
Leavenworth
Elias Hugh, accountant, office 415 Montgomery,
dwl Lick House
Elias Lippmann, butcher, 507 Broadway
Elias M., spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
Elias Manus, (Wormser Bros.) dwl 230 Kearny
Elias Philip, broker, dwl 13 Market
Eliaser Abraham, cigars and tobacco, 204 Steuart
Eliaser Isaac, watchmaker and jeweler, 422 Third,
dwl 204 Steuart
Eiifson Charles, liquor saloon, NW cor Drumm
and Clark
Elkin Matilda, (widow) dressmaker, 648 Mission
Ellard William, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Ellard William H., machinist S. P. R. R., dwl 448
Guerrero
Elleau Hipolyte, jeweler, dwl 1521 Post
Ellenberger Philip, cooper with Thomas F. Neagle,
dwl 106 Washington
EllenwoodH. N., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Ellerhorst Henry D., (H. F. Ellerhorst & Co.) dwl
1804 Dupont
Ellerhorst H. F. & Co., (Henry B. Ellerhorst)
produce commission, 117 Drumm
Ellerhorst H. Frederick, (H. F. Ellerhorst & Co.)
dwl 1804 Dupont
Ellerkamp Benjamin, sodawater manufacturer, dwl
349 Grove
Ellery Epes, real estate, 316 Mont, res Alameda
Ellich George, coffeestand, 156 Steuart
Ellich John, coffeesaloou, 505 Sansom, dwl 8 Sac
Ellick C. H., dwl Trinity Court
Ellicot Thomas, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Ellingson Samuel, night watchman, dwl 1403 Stock
Ellingwood Isaac H., proprietor Washington Street
Warehouse, Washington Street Wharf, dwl
1107 Mason
Ellin wood Charles N., physician, office 26 Montgom-
ery, and professor physiology medical depart-
ment University Pacific, dwl' 803 Hyde
Elliot Benjamin, manufacturer foundry facings, 481
Brannan, dwl 318 Brannan
Elliot Charles, city superintendent Spring Valley
Water Works," dwl 629 O'Farrell
Elliot Charles, housepainter, dwl 310^ Tehama
ELLIOT CHARLES E., mining secretary, office
419 California, dwl 515 O'Farrell
Elliot E. J. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 1505 Leavenworth
Elliot Heman O, (Elliot <& Bro.j dwl NE cor Ty-
ler and Leavenworth
Elliot Lydia, (widow) dwl 629 O'Farrell
Elliot Thomas L., (Elliot & Bro.j dwl 617 Turk
Elliot Washington, teacher music Public Schools,
dwl 626 Sutter
Elliot & Bro., (Thomas L. and Heman C. Elliot)
teamsters, SE cor Howard and Steuart
Elliott A. T., grain and hop merchant, office 219
Commercial, dwl 1009 Powell
Elliott, C. A., laborer U. S. B. Mint, res Oakland
Elliott Charles W., salesman with A. M. Simpson,
dwl Virginia Avenue nr Buena Vista, Bernal
Hights
Elliott Frederick A., assistant assessor U. S. Inter-
nal Revenue, dwl S s Seventeenth bet Valencia
and Mission
Elliott George, ass't engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Elliott George, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Elliott George, mate steamer Kalorama, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Elliott George E., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Elliott John, butcher, dwl 444 Sixth
Elliott J. W., seaman schooner Margaret Crockard,
27 Market
Elliott Mary, (widow) dwl S s Austin nr Franklin
Elliott Melinda Miss, dwl 314 Bush
Elliott Richard, stockbroker, office 40 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 211 Shotwell
Elliott Selina Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Fac-
tory
Elliott Thomas, bricklayer, and sexton First Baptist
Church, dwl basement Church
Elliott Thomas W., physician, office and dwl 1016
Mission
Elliott W. G., cashier People's Insurance Co., dwl
850 Market
Elliott William, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl cor Gilbert and Brannan
ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES, Albert H.
Suplee, agent Pacific Coast, 27 New Mont
Ellis Bennett, dwl 461 Minna
Ellis B. V.. carpenter, dwl cor Eighteenth and Rail-
road Avenue
Ellis Charles, carpenter, dwl 1300 Taylor
Ellis Charles, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine
Ellis Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Ellis Daniel, teamster, dwl Bay View
Ellis David O., driver City R. R., dwl Es Minna
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Ellis Delia, chambermaid American Exchange
Ellis Edward, porter, 17 Front, dwl N s Sierra bet
Kentucky and Tennessee
Ellis Edward H., hotelkeeper, dwl 742 Washington
Ellis George, dwl 1045 Howard
Ellis Henry H., captain police City Hall, dwl 306
Lombard
Ellis James, (Griffith, E. & Bemhard) dwl 2
Latham Place
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., "Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SOHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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Ellis James J., laborer with W. T. Garratt & Co.,
dwl 9 Harriet
Ellis John, seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3 Steuart
Ellis John S., (Ellis ^Curtis) dwl 928 Union
Ellis Joseph, drayman, dwl W s Indiana nr Sierra
Ellis Michael, laborer, dwl 2 Pollard Place
Ellis Nathan R. , honsecarpenter, dwl 314 Jessie
Ellis Richard, well digger, dwl N s Nineteenth nr
Sanchez
Ellis Richard B., patternmaker Fulton Foundry,
dwl 23 Grand Avenue
Ellis Samuel, blacksmith, dwl 111 Geary
Ellis Thomas, plumber with G. & W. Snook
Ellis Thomas D., barkeeper with George C. W.
Heuer & Co., dwl cor Berry and Third
Ellis Valentine, real estate, dwl N s Sierra bet Ken-
tucky and Tennessee
Ellis William, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl W s Decatur bet Bryant and Brannan
Ellis William II., dwl 235 Perry
ELLIS & CURTIS, (John 8.' Ellis and. James F.
Curtis) commission merchants and dealers
California wines and brandies, 40 California,
and 33 Murray, New York City
Ellison Isaac, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Ellison John, carbuilder with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Company, dwl 512 Fourth
Ellison William, boatman Vallejo Street Wharf,
dwl N s Francisco nr Dupont
Elliston Norris, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Ellsworth Anson M., agent, dwl 810 Folsom
Ellsworth Charles, salesman with A. C. Nichols &
Co., dwl NE cor Fourth and Stevenson
Ellsworth Frank, insurance agent, dwl 1630 How
Ellsworth John, attorney at law, office 21 Court
Block, 636 Clay, res Alameda
ELLSWORTH TIMOTHY, wholesale lumber,
SE cor Market and East, dwl 39 South Park
Ellsworth William, seaman, dwl Boston House
Ellwood Frederick II., fruits and confectionery, 258
Third
Elm J. H.. machinist Union Iron Works
Elmer B. S. Mrs., (Harrison & E.J dwl 314 Bush
Elmer Mary Miss, teacher dresscutting, dwl 113
Fourth
Elmer Marshall, grocer, 314 Bush
Elmers Nicolaus, (Knippenberg & E. and H. W.
Meyer & Co.) dwl SW cor Powell and Green-
wich
Elmger Abram, shoemaker, dwl 710 Kearny
Elmore Abbie C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 11113 Wash
Elmquist Emil, draftsman Union Iron Works, dwl
2 13 Tehama
Elmquist John M., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 243 Tehama
Elms Elias, painter, dwl 303 Davis
Elms John, upholsterer with Frank G. Edwards
Eloesser Arthur, bookkeeper with Hevnemauu &.
Co., dwl 1431 Taylor
Eloesser Leo, book and job printer, 414 Clay, dwl
1431 Taylor
Elsasser Cha: lea, liquor saloon, 202 Dupont
Elsasser M. L., bookkeeper with Albert Mau &
Co., dwl 204 Ellis
Elwell David A., (of J). A. El well $Co. Marysville)
office 402 Front, res Fruit Vale, Alameda
County
Elwell Frank, merchant tailor, 321 Bush, dwl 134
Geary
Elwell Lot, roofer, dwl 22 Clara
Elwell William E., bookkeeper with Marsh, Pils-
burv & Co., dwl 1105 Powell
Elwert Henry, laborer, dwl S s Sacramento bet Pow-
ell and Mason
Ehvood C. carbuilder, dwl 218 Shotwell
Elwood John, horseshoer, 722 Broadway
Elwood Richard, engineer, 783 Market, 'bds 129 Fol
ELY ALEXANDER, attorney at law, office 605
Clay, rooms 14 and 15, dwl Occidental Hotel
Ely Consolidated M. Co., (Pioche, Nev.J office 419
California
Ely George S. B., engineer stm Pioneer, Jackson
Street Wharf, dwl 210 Washington
Ely Henry, conductor Front St. M. & O. R.R, dwl
' 711 Hyde
Ely Nicholas, laborer, dwl 34 Clementina
Ely O. C, agent, dwl Russ House
Ely Robert, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Washington
Street Wharf
Emanuel Adrian, clerk, 210 Bush, dwl 406 Eddy
Emanuel Charles, dwl 537 Sacramento
Emanuel Emanuel, ( L. & E. Emanuel) dwl 7
Kearny
Emanuel Francisco, clerk with August Pistolesi,
dwl 343 Jessie
Emanuel Harris, tailor, 130 Pacific
Emanuel L. & E., furniture manufactory, Berry
bet Fourth and Fifth, office 308 Pine
Emanuel Lewis, ( L. & E. Emanuel) dwl 48 South
Park
Emanuel Samuel, pressman with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 406 Eddy
Emanuel Simonot, cook with E. Gilbert, dwl 103
Sixth
Emarton Edward, steward steamer Contra Costa,
Davis Street Wharf
Emeler Charles, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Emerald Hill Mining Co., (Utah Ter.) office 64
Merchants' Exchange
Emeric Henry F., clerk with Donohoe, Kelly &
Co., dwl 1115 Geary
Emeric Joseph, real estate and commission mer-
chant, office SW cor Sansom and Jackson, dwl
1115 Geary
Emerson Charles A., paiuter, dwl 744 Folsom
Emerson Daniel W., (I). W. Emerson & Co.) dwl
S s Twenty-sixth nr Bartlett
Emerson D. W. & Co., shoe manufactory, 769 Mkt
Emerson George T. , assistant copying clerk Fif-
teenth District Court, dwl 1317 Larkin
Emerson Jacob, captain barkentine Monitor, pier 9
Steuart
Emerson John A., (Brake & E.) dwl 639 Vallejo
Emerson L., confectionery and varieties, 445 Bush
Emerson Loring G., master mariner, dwl N s
Pleasant bet Taylor and Jones
Emerson Nehemiah S., paiuter, 840j Clay, dwl
1219 Powell
Emerson W. F., fireman S. P. R. R.
Emerson William, minstrel Alhambra Theater, dwl
620 Washington
Emerson vVilliam, captain schooner Greyhound, 27
Market
Emerson William L., dwl SE cor El Dorado and
Hampshire
Emerton John W.,real estate, dwl 526 Eddy
Emery Charles G-, (Charles G. Emery Jj- Co.) dwl
1723 Clav
EMERY CHARLES G.& CO., (Henry McClellan)
wholesale cigars and tobacco, 518 Battery
Emery Eugene, plumber with Charles W. Smith,
dwl Russell nr Hyde
Emery George F., agent John F. Williams, 534
California, dwl W s First nr Harrison
Emery George T., secretary California Mutual Ben-
efit and Protective Association, office 23 Ex-
change Building, dwl 735 Clementina
Emery Israel M., drayman, SW cor Front and
Jackson, dwl 532 Folsom
Emery John G., (Emery & Lord) dwl 235 Sixth
Emerv Olivia C, (widow) dwl 2 Russell
Emery Thatcher, drayman, 204 Davis, dwl 809 Van
Ness Avenue
Emery William E., salesman, 17 Front,dwl55 Silver
Emery & Lord, (John G. Emery and John Lord)
fruits and confectionery, 235 Sixth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Emgren A. W., seaman bark Dublin, pier 17 Steu
Emfl Frantz, tanner with John F. King, dwl SE
cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Eniile Louis, laundry man, dwl SW corDupont and
Broadway
Emilio Luis F., bookkeeper, 40S Montgomery, dwl
Grand Hotel
Einmall Joseph B.,real estate, dwl 925 Pine
Emmet C. Temple, (of Ben Holla day & Co., Port-
land, Oregon) oilice 217 Sansom
Emmons Elmir S., bookkeeper, 102 Sansom, dwl
526 Pine
Emmons Samuel, geologist U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, oflice 74 Montgomery Block
Emory Frederick, clerk with D. J. Harrison & Co.,
dwl 332 Stevenson
Emory John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Empey Charles, market, NW cor Union and Kear-
ny, (and, Empey & Bowen) dwl 1405 Kearny
Empey & Bowen, (Charles Empey and Alfred
Bowen) butchers, 1 Metropolitan Market
EMPIRE BREWERY, Lyon & Co., proprietors,
159 Jessie
EMPIRE FOUNDRY, Savage & Son proprietors,
145 Beale and 220 Howard
EMPIRE HOTEL, Patrick Beirne proprietor, 311-
313 Pacific
Empire House, Hoops & Heimburg proprietors,
cor Sixth Avenue and M, South S. F.
Empire Lodging House, VV. A. Church proprietor,
036 Commercial
Empire Mining Co., (White Pine) office 414 Cal
Empire Marble Works, 1007 Market
Empire Mill and Mining Co., (Gold Hill, Nev.)
office 418 California
EMPIRE MINING CO., (Grass Valley, Cal.)
William B. Bourn president, Seth Piukham
secretarv. office 401 California
empire Mutual life insurance co.,
(New York) O. F. Von Rhein & Co. general
audits, office 105 Montgomery
EMPIRE WAREHOUSE, Charles C. Carlton pro-
prietor, 16 and 22 Beale
Enas George H., boatman, dwl 337 Bryant, rear
Enas Joseph D., carrier, dwl 1311 Sacramento
Enbom Charles A., clerk, dwl 32 Minna
Endris William, (Endris & Dellwig) dwl SW cor
Minna and Third
Endris & Dellwig, (William Endris and Erich
Dellwig) bakery, SW cor Minna and Third
Enegren William, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Ener Joseph, glazier, dwl 229 Pacific
Enfordt Joseph, longshoreman, dwlS Minna
Engalsman Henry, restaurant. 212 Brannan,dwl45
De Boom
Engbrecht Thomas, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Engel Henry, bookkeeper, 113 Front, dwl 246 Sec
Engel Henry G., boatman, 5 Market, dwl N s
Union bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Engel Nicolaus, bottler with Shaeffer, Walter &
Co.. dwl 3 Raphael Place
ENGELBERG EMILE A., German bakery und
coffee saloon, 416 Kearny
Engelbrecht Herman, (Engelbrecht & Levy) dwl
1922 Taylor
Eugelbi't-cbt Stephen, clerk with S. S. Butler, dwl
10119 Kearny
ENGELBRECHT & LEVY, (Herman Engel-
brecht, & Herman L. Levy) importers, jobbers
and nianuf cigars and tobacco, 312 and 314 Front
Engelhard L. A., physician, office and dwl 314 Bush
Eugelhardt Emil G., (Engelhardt, Walter 8? Co.)
dwl 1013 Washington
Engelhardt Frederick, compositor Abend Post, dwl
Gough nr Hayes
Engelhardt George, cooper with David Woerner,
~ dwl 1505Dupont
Engelhardt George E., commercial broker, dwl 1013
' Washington
Engelhardt Henrietta, (widow) lodgings, dwl NE
cor Howard and Steuart
ENGELHARDT. WALTER & CO., (Emil G.
Engelhardt, Otto Walter and, August Wein-
renler) real estate and insurance office, 531 Cal
Engelhardt Wm, (Becker & E.) dwl Hayes Park
Engelken Frederick, bookkeeper with I. Lands-
berger & Co., dwl 2107 Mason
Engelman Edward, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Engelman Edwin R., carriage painter with Mills &
Evans, dwl 423 Bush
Engelman Valentine, hairdresser with H. Sonnen-
feld, dwl 4 Central Place
Engels Charles, tinsmith with Henry A. Engels,
dwl 602 Mission
Engels Frederick, roofer with Conlin & Roberts,
dwl cor Hyde & O'Farrell
Engels Frederick H., apothecary City and County
Hospital
Engels. Henry A., stoves and tinware, 602 Mission
Enger Rudolph C, cashier with C. P. Van Schaack
& Co., dwl Morton House
Engert Alexander F. C, salesman with Jones &
Co., dwl 1120 Stockton
Engine Allen, longshoreman with C. K. Haseltine
England Alfred, barkeeper. 351 Third
Englander Emanuel, hairdresser with Gustave Eng-
lander, dwl 553^ Natoma
Englander Emil, musician, and fringeraaker with
William Englander, dwl 123 Sixth
Englander Gustave, hairdressing saloon, 997 Mkt,
dwl 5531 Natoma
Englander Leopold, policeman City Hall.d wl 32 Turk
Englander Max, drayman with 'A. S. Roseubauui
"&. Co., dwl W s Franklin nr Turk
ENGLANDER WILLIAM, fringe and tassel
manufactory, 751 Market, dwl 500 Jessie
Engle Jacob B.j carpenter Fort Point, dwl NE cor
Lombard and Fillmore
Engle Walter, carpenter, dwl NE cor Lombard
and Fillmore
Englebart Christopher, soapboiler with Peterson &
Co., dwl NE cor Mission and Tenth
Engles Henry, boatman Market Street Wharf, dwl
Union nr Taylor
Engles Michael, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
English Edward, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protec-
tive Association, 234 Sutter
English Elizabeth Miss, seamstress, dwl 208 Sec
English F. G., marketman, dwl cor Twenty-seconc
and Harrison
English James, laborer with Whitney & Freese
English James W., dwl 2316 Folsom
English Jerome, horseshoer with Jerome A. Eng-
lish, dwl 125 Fell
English Jerome A., horseshoer, 103 Mission, dwl
125 Fell
English John, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 130 Oak
English John F., fruitdealer, dwl Ws Harrison bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
English J. W., (English & Suydam) dwl NE cor
Folsom and Twenty-second
English Matthew C, harnessmaker with H. D.
Jameson, dwl 536 Sacramento
English William, clerk, dwl 231 O'Farrell
English Wm. F., special policeman, dwl 27\ Welsh
English William F., wellsinker. dwl Precita Avenue
opp Columbia, Bernal Higfits
English & Suydam, (J. W. English and J. F. Sny-
dam), liquor saloon and real estate agents, NE
cor Folsom and Twenty-second
Engstrom Charles P., seaman, dwl 25 Harrison
Engstrom Fritz, waiter Grand Hotel
Enguglio Angelo, fish, 1 and 2, Washington Market,
dwl Government Hou.se
Eugwer William, soapmaker with Standard Soap
Co., dwl 828 Union
HUKTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
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233
Engwer William A., soapmaker with Standard Soap
Co., dwl 828 Union
Enkle Jacob, hairdresser with Adam Grimm, dwl
430 Green
Enkle Morris, expressman, dwl 430 Green
Ennis Abraham, laborer Custom House, res Oakland
Ennis Daniel, waiter Nucleus House
Enuis James, engineer P. M. S. S. America, dwl S s
Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth
Ennis John, carpenter, dwl E s Lyons bet Sutter
and Post
Ennis John S.. with James Donnelly, dwl 228 First
Ennis Kate, dressmaker, SW cor Seventh and Miss
Ennis Nicholas, carriagemaker, SW cor Seventh and
Mission
Ennis Nicholas, hackdriver, Plaza, dwl 670 Clem
Ennis William Lieut., aid-decamp Gen. Schofield,
703 Market, dwl Nucleus House
Ennis William, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
300 Fourth
Ennis William H., liquor dealer, dwl 210 Seventh
Enos A. T., workman T. H. Selby & Go's Smelting
Works, dwl Montgomery House
Enos John, laborer with Charles Harley & Co., dwl
cor Sansom and Green
Enos Joseph, hairdresser, 507 Davis, dwl 11(1 Jack
Enos Joseph L., proprietor Portuguese Exchange,
422 Drumm
Enqvist Alfred A., dwl 1510 Pine
Enqvist Charles, (Enqvist $ Peterson) dwl'33 Sac
Enqvist & Peterson, (Charles Enqvist find Jacob
Peterson) coffee saloon, 33 Sacramento
ENRIGHT EDWARD P., groceries and liquors,
226 Fifth
Enright John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
SE cor Second and Natoma
Enright John, laborer, dwl 232| Minna
Enright Patrick, groceries and. liquors, 1131 Howard
Enright Thomas, dwl 200 Seventh
Enright Thomas F., blacksmith with Lowry & New-
ell, dwl 221 Minna
Enright William, plumber with David Bush, dw
107 O'Farrell
Ensburv George, solicitor What Cheer House
Ensbury William, (Potter $■ E.) dwl 142 Fourth
Ensey Abraham F., mill band with Deming, Palmer
& Co., dwl 5 Hardie Place
Ensign E. D., teamster, and driver Engine Co. No.
1, S. F. F. D., dwl Jack bet Kearnj and Mont
Ensign W. F., dwl Russ House
ENTERPRISE, (weekly) Cutter & Pitt, publish-
ers and proprietors, office NW cor Eleventh
and Railroad Avenue, South S. F.
ENTERPRISE MILL & MOLDING FACTORY,
D. A. Macdonald & Co., proprietors, 218-226
Steuart
Entoine Eugene, paperbox maker, dwl 163 Jessie
Entwistle T. S., dwl 7G9| Mission
Entz Ferdinand, bakery, dwl 26 Dupont
Eoff James L., dwl Agricultural Park
Ephraim Bernard, salesman, 624 Market, dwl 360
Minna
Ephraim Ernestina, (widow) dwl 360 Minna
Ephraiui Ferdinand, salesman, 106 Battery, dwl
324 Ellis
Ephraim Magnus, clerk with Woolf & Bro., dwl
225 Post '
Ephraim Morris B,, merchant, dwl 360 Minna
Ephraim Rachel, (widow) dwl 774 Folsom
Episcopal Church Home, E s Mission bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Eppelding John, brewer Broadway Brewery, dwl
637 Broadway
Eppelsheimer William, draftsman with Metropoli-
tan Gas Co., dwl 20 Russ«
EPPINGER LOUIS, " Bureau " saloon, 62 Hal-
leek, dwl Nucleus House
Eppinger William L., clerk, 319 Sacramento, dwl
Nucleus House
Eppler Andrew, shoemaker, 441 Bush, dwl 421 Bdwy
Epps Charles, (colored) expresswagon, 515 Monlgo-
mery, dwl 007 Pacific
Epps George, (Epps & LeBerlhon) dwl 254 First
Epps & LeBerthon, (George Epps and Theodore
LeBerlhon) gastitters and plumbers, 650 Com
Eppstein Frederick, clerk, 115 Bush, dwl 502 Eddy
Eppstein Samuel, bookkeeper, 115 Bush, dwl 502
Eddy
Epson* A*. C, (widow) dwl 907 Jackson
EPSON FEDERICO, editor and proprietor La
Sociedad, office 621 Sansom, dwl 907 Jackson
EPSTEIN H. &, CO., manufacturers IXL bitters,
518 Front
Epstein Henry, (II. Epstein & Co.) dwl 335 Eddy
Epstein Simon, with H. Epstein & Co., dwl 335
Eddy
Epting Frederick, paperhanger, dwl 4 Hardie Place
EQUALIZATION BOARD OF, office room 22
City Hall
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
(New York) Garland & Moore, general agents,
office 430 Montgomery
Erb Emanuel**tailor, 111 Stevenson
Erbe Adam, hairdressing saloon, 842 Market, dwl
548 Tehama
Erdin Theodore, cabinetmaker, dwl 249 Bluxome
Erenberg Louis, tailor, 417 Pine ,
Erhens Henry, mastermariner, dwl S s Bryant bet
Fourth and Fifth, rear
Erickson Alexander, tailor, dwl 813 Filbert, rear
Erickson Casimir C, boarding and lodging, E s In-
diana nr Nevada
Erickson Charles, carpenter, dwl 444 Sixth
Erickson Erasmus, seaman, dwl NE cor Second and
Clementina
Erickson Errick, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Erickson L. Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Cosmo-
politan School, dwl 922 Jackson
Erickson Peter, honsemoving, dwl 444 Sixth
Erickson Stephen O., liquor saloon, 10 Jackson,
dwl 1028 Montgomery
Ericon Oloff, carpenter II. C. League, 128 Kearny
Ericsson Andrew, mate bark Chris.. Mitchell, pier
1 Steuart
Ericsson August, seaman ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17
Steuart
Ericsson Peter E., cabinetmaker with W. J. T.
Palmer & Co., dwl 243 Tehama
Ericsson — see Erricsen
Erkenbrack William, waiter, Montgomery House
Erland Nicholas, captaiu Kitty Stevens, dwl 1805
Mason
Erlandson Ernest, commission merchant, dwl SW
cor Washington and Drumm
Erlanger Herman, (of Erlaager $• Hess, Washoe
City, Nev.J office 301 Front, dwl 1612 Polk
Ei'lenwein John L., market, 530 Valencia
ERLIN & CO., (Gustave Erlin, Frederick Beit-
man and Charles WalgrenJ manufacturers,
school furniture and settees, 445 Braunan, office
607 Clay
Erlin Gustave, (Erlin & Co.) dwl 34 Welsh
Ernest Fritz, (Ernest & Finnen) dwl SE cor Du-
pont and California
Ernest John, carpenter, dwl 518 Filbert, rear
Ernest Sebastian, seaman, dwl NW cor Broadway
and Maxwell
Ernest & Finnen, (Fritz Ernest and Henry Fin-
nen) groceries and liquors, SE cor California
and Dupont
Ernst Aaron, tailor, 802 Jackson, dwl 824 Jackson
ERNST HERMAN, dealer bides and wool, and
agent Pacific Assorting and Scouring Co., office
206 Front, res Alameda
Ernst Johannes, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Ernst Peter, shoemaker, dwl cor Gody and Mission
Ernst William, carpenter, dwl Filbert nr Dupont
Erricsen O. H., stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
JOINTS 3, PULLMAN & CO,, 110 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Erricson C, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole & Co.
Erricson Erric, cook, dwl 531 East
Errickson Casimer, teamster S.F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Iowa nr Nevada
Errickson Charles, boxmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl 12 Washington
Errickson Charles, fireman, dwl 11 Pacific
Errickson Frank, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Errickson John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Errickson John, shipearpenter, 23 Mission, dwl 25
.Mission
Erricksen John E.. waiter Grand Hotel
Erringer John R. Jr., B. It. agent, office 442 Cali-
fornia, dwl 139 Silver
Erskine George E. Mrs., (widow) furnished rooms,
70 1 Howard
Erskine John B., (colored) porter Suisim boat, dwl
I illS .Mason
Erskine Melvin C, captain steamer Alexander, 312
Sansom, dwl 606 Folsom
Ervin Charles, miner, dwl 705 Front
Ei-win Daniel, janitor Potrero school, SW cor Ken-
tucky and Napa
Erwin James, blacksmith, dwl E s Stevenson nr
Nineteenth
Erwin John, expresswagon with Edward Galpen &
Co., dwl Folsom bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Erwin Robert, driver Front Street M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 1 Austin
Erwin. — See Irvin and Irwin.
Erzereber Charles, clerk with James H. Widber,
dwl 353 Jessie
Erzgraber Julius Robert, packer with Goetjen &
Co., dwl cor Webster and McAllister
Erzgraber Philip, clerk, dwl N s Natoma bet Tenth
and Eleventh
Erzgraber Philip, salesman, 211 Front, dwl N s Ellis
nr Fillmore
Erzgraber Robert, with Goetgen & Co., dwl 1020
McAllister
Erzgraber William Mrs., (widow) dwl 1020 McAl-
lister
Esberg Moses, (Esberg & Bachman) dwl 645 Fol
ESBERG & BACHMAN, (Moses Esberg and
Simon Bach/man) manufacturers and importers
cigars and tobacco, 207 and 209 Battery
Escaig Jacques, machinist with Jean Ortet, dwl 223
Leideedorff
Escalle Felix, real estate, dwl 20 St. Charles Place
Esche Otto, bookkeeper with J. Seligman & Coi,
dwl 1107 Pine
Eschenburg Mariquita M., adjuster U. S. B. Mint,
dwl Nucleus House
Esih Ludwig, upholsterer, dwl 31 Hunt
Esmault Louis, wines and liquors, 723 Pacific, dwl
231 Second
Espejo Francisco, compositor Spirit of the Times,
dwl 1319 Dupont
Espil Cadet, clerk with Dellepiane & Co., dwl Du-
pont Alley
Espinasse Reuben, dwl 858 Folsom
Espinella B., cook What Cheer House
Espinosa Timothy, cook, dwl NW cor Van Nees
Avenue and Green
Esplin Alfred A., clerk, dwl 716 Green
Esplin Manuel, hairdresser, dwl 110 Berry
ESPY & CO., (Robert, H. Espii, Willard C.
Doane, Henry S. Gile, Isaac Y. Doane and
John Hunter) general merchandise, Oysterville,
W. T., office 92 California Market "
Espy Robert H., (Bonne Sf Co. and Espy fy Co. J
res Oysterville, W. T.
Essler Gustav, bootmaker with Morris Fishel, dwl
204 Pacific
Essmann Ernest, drygoods, boots and shoes, 714
Montgomery
Estabrook Charles) butcher, dwl 610 Howard
Estabrook Charles D., clerk with Harvev & Co.,
dwl 236 Third
Estabrook Mary E. Miss, teacher, dwl 13 Oak Av
Estabrook M. A. H. Mrs., teacher Washington
Grammar School, dwl 13 Oak Grove Avenue
Estee Morris M., (Estee & McLaurin) dwl SW
cor Pierce and Union
ESTEE & McLAURIN, (Morris M. Estee and
John R. McLaurin) attorneys at law, office 410
Montgomery
Estein Gertrude, (widow) fruits and confectionery,
1118 Folsom
Esten John, homcepathic phvsician, office and dwl
304 Third
Estergood Sylvester, cook, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Oregon
Estes Charles, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dwl
Mason nr O'Farrell
Estrabon Peter, farmhand with Peter Burges, dwl
nr Mountain Lake
Estrada Juan, cigarmaker with C. C. Diez, dwl 16
Morey Alley
Estrade Prosper, (Matthai & Co.) dwl N s Broad-
way bet Kearny and Dupont
Estrayer Joachim, cook, 135 Sansom, dwl 612 Cal-
ifornia
Estrayer R. Mrs., assistant teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, dwl 612 California
Estrella& Co., (Chinese) cigars, 616 Pacific
EteeN., cooper with Flint, Peabodv & Co., dwl
414 Pacific
Etgen Charles, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 25 Everett
Etgen Johanna, (widow) laundress, dwl 1307 Mont
Etick Peter, blacksmith Phoenix Iron Works, dwl
416 Folsom
Etienne Gatier, cook with John Jury & Bros., dwl
526 Merchant
Etling William, seaman, dwl 26 Sicramento
Etsberg Edward, clerk, dwl 15 Frederick
Etting William A., butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 25
Occidental Market, dwl 528 Tehama
Etting William A., clerk with Charles L. Newman,
dwl 52S Tehama
ETT1NGER S., manufacturer fringes, cords and
tassels, 105 Post
Ettling Henry, agent IXL Bitters, dwl 172 Clara ■
Etzler Gustave, (Kappmeier & E.) dwlS s Pacific
bet Front and Davis
Euler Henry, billiard table maker with J. Strahle
& Co., jiwl 815 Sutter
Euler Philip, clerk with Frank G. Newlands, dwl
Sutter nr Jones
EUREKA AND INDEPENDENT COAL CO.,
(Mount Diablo) office 107 Sansom
EUREKA AND NORTHERN COAST STEAM-
SHIP LANDING, N. P. Trans Co.'s Wharf,
foot of Folsom
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, office 414
Clay
Eureka Company, (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
541 Merchant
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED M. CO., (Eureka,
Nev.J office 410 California
EUREKA FOUNDRY, Thompson Bros., proprie-
tors, 129 and 131 Beale
Eureka Gold M. Co., (Grass Valley) office 414 Cal
EUREKA HAIR CO., (J. Herz g> Go.) cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores, office 308 Sansom
Eureka House, Mattthew Joyce, proptr, 129 Folsom
Eureka Railing Works, William McKibben, pro-
prietor, 317 Howard
EUREKA SALT CO., (Samuel Foster, Daniel
N. Bole & Horace Newell) works 45 Beale,
office 36 California
Eureka Smelting and Refining Works. E s Twelfth
bet Folsom and Howard, office 619 Clay
Eureka Soda Works, 'C. A. Reiue.s & Co., propri-
etors, 541 and 543 Bryant
Eureka Social Club, 22 City Hall
Eureka Turn Verein, rooms Powell nr California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [E] DIRECTORY
235
Eureka Steam Coffee Manufactory, E. Guittard &
Co., proprietors, 511 Commercial
EUREKA WAREHOUSE, Andrew J. Gove man-
ager, NW cor Montgomery and Chestnut
EUROPEAN AND OREGON LAND CO., Jo-
seph S. Wilson president, Francis Avery, sec-
retary, office 320 California
Ensson Nicholas, wholesale butcher, dwl 835 How
Eustaqnio Valencia, farmer, dwl S s Sixteenth nr
Dolores
Eustis James, peddler, dwl Silver Avenue nr San
Bruno Road
EVANGEL, (Baptist weekly) Hilton & Cheever,
editors and publishers, office 414 Clay
Evanuo John Marie, hairdresser, 712 Pacific
Evanovich Anthony, fruit stand, SE cor Dupout
and Geary, dwl Pacific nr Dupont
EVANS AARON, apothecary, 227 Haves
EVANS ALBERT S., Agent associated Press, office
522 Cal, dwl S s Green bet Leav and Hyde
Evans Charles, peddler, dwl 516 Mission
Evans Charles E., dwl What Cheer House
Evans Chester H., superintendent S. F. Boiler
Works, 125 Beale, dwl 12 Hawthorne
Evans C. P.,U. S. Mail agent, office S. F. Post Office
Evans David B., {D. B. Evans # Co. J dwl 217
Broadway
Evans D. B. & Co., ( Henry Holmes) proprietors
Welsh Harp Hotel, 217 Broadway
Evans Emma G. Miss, dwl 205 Second
Evans Frances Mrs., stewardess N. P. Trans. Co. s
S. S. Pelican
Evans Frank, waiter Lick House
Evans George, boottinisher with I. 31. Wentworth
& Co., dwl 1317 Powell
Evans George, carpenter Mechanics' Mill
Evans George A., veterinary surgeon and horse-
shoer, 308 Main, dwl cor'Folsom and Main
Evans George T., professor music, dwl (309 Folsom
Evans Goiner, cashier with Parrott & Co., dwl 310
Oak
Evans Henry, dry and fancy goods, 118 Fourth
Evans Hypolite, cook hart Shooting Star, S. F.
Gas Co/s Wharf
Evans John, dwl 336 Union
Evans John, laborer Mechanics' Planing Mill, dwl
423 Bush
Evans John, restaurant, dwl NE cor Van Ness
Avenue and Vallejo
Evans John, shipcarpenter, dwl 541 Second
Evans John, steward steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Evans John, tanner, dwl E s Miss nr Twenty-third
Evans John R , ( Wilson & E.J dwl 34 Silver
Evans John R., boatman, dwl S s Berry nr Third
Evans Jonah, millwright Miners' Foundry, dwl 334
Tli i id, rear
Evans Joseph, printer with J. H. Carmany & Co.,
dwl 1013 Washington
Evans Joseph, salesman, 212 California, dwl 35 Sec
Evans Josephine Miss, teacher Greenwich Street
Cosmopolitan School, dwl 309 Turk
Evans Mary W., (widow J dwl 24 Third
Evans Morgan D., (Jenkins $■ E.J dwl 403 Bdwy
Evans Nelson E., barkeeperwith William B. Dolan,
dwl 143 Third
Evans Oliver P., fCurrey & E.J attorney at law,
office 504 Kearny, dwl Grand Hotel
Evans Peter J., miner, dwl 408 Greenwich
Evans Richard, dwl What Cheer House
Evans Richard, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Evans Richard G. W., horseshoer with George A.
Evans, dwl 308 Main
Evans Rose Miss, clerk with Howland & Peterson,
• dwl 205 Second
Evans Thomas, mate ship Wildwood, pier 1 Steuart
Evans Thomas, (colored) porter, dwl 1014 Pacific
Evans Thomas B., carpenter, dwl NE cor Van Ness
Avenue and Vallejo
Evans West, dealer railroad ties and posts, office 8
Clay,*dwl NE cor Eddy and Leavenworth
Evans William, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Evans William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Evans William, teamster cor Berry and Third, dwl
NE cor Sixteenth and Hampshire
Evans William H., blacksmith Miners' Foundry,
dwl 9 Vassar Place
Evans William I., molder Golden State Foundry,
dwl 331 Minna
Evans William T., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
cor Ohio and Indiana
Evans William T., painter, dwl W s Tennessee nr
Solano
Evans William W., (Mills & E.) dwl 320 Fulton
Evans W. Martin, clerk with C. V. Gillespie, dwl
NW cor Sixth and Minna
Evatt John, special policeman California Theater,
dwl 153 Perry
Evatt William S., hatter with Cornelius Desmond,
and local policeman, dwl 141 Silver
Evelen John, laborer, dwl 624 Commercial
Eveleth Frank D., printer with Mahou, Rapp,
Thomas & Co., dwl SE cor Gough and Pac Av
Eveleth Joseph A., carpenter with Amos R. Nichols,
dwl SE cor Gongh and Pacific Avenue
Eveleth Sarah, (widow) dwl SE cor Pacific Av-
enue and Gough
EVENING BULLETIN, (Daily, Weekly and,
Overland Weekly) San Francisco Bulletin Co.,
publishers and proprietors,, office 622 Montgo-
mery, editoral rooms 517 Clay
EVENING POST, (daily) Hinton, Rapp & Co.,
publishers and proprietors, office 605 Mont
Eveno Charles, cook with Henry Burmeister, dwl
9 Lafayette Place
Everoing Frederick, salesman with J. Everding &
Co., dwl SW cor Scott and Tvler
EVERDING J. <fe CO., starch manufacturers and
commission merchants, 48 Clay
Everding John, (J. Everding & Co. J dwl 2116
Mason
Everett Abiiah P., (Leverids-e, E. & Co. J dwl 615
Third
Everett Augustus ¥., (Gantin & E.) dwl N s Tyler
bet Scott and Steiner
Everett Calvin D., tinsmith with G. & W. Snook,
dwl 1816 Sacramento
Everett Edward, merchant, dwl 913 Bush
Everett Rufus H., agent Eberhart & Lachman, SE
cor First and Market, dwl S s How nr Twelfth
Evers Charles, drayman, dwl 1404 Polk
Evers James, shoemaker with Anton C. Royer, dwl
72 Tehama
Evers Mary A., (widow) real estate, dwl SE cor
Montgomery and Vallejo
Evers William, billiardiablemaker with P. Liesen-
field, dwl Morey Alley
Everson Charles, longshoreman, dvvi N s Filbert bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Everson John, engineer with W. T. Garratt & Co.,
dwl Hinckley nr Kearny
Everson Jonas, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt <fc
Co., dwl 334 Vallejo
EVERSON WALLACE, general agent New Eng-
land Mutual Life Insurance Co., office 302 San-
som, dwl NE cor Sutter and Gough
Evertz J. P., silk and velvet weaver, dwl 3 Fol-
som Avenue
Evor James, shoemaker, dwl W s Tennessee bet
Solano and M
Evrard August, laborer with Noonan & McGrath,
dwl Virginia bet Jackson and Pacific
Ewald Anton, tailor, dwl 741 Broadway
Ewald Charles J., dwl W s Howard nr Erie
Ewald Edward, real estate agent, dwl W s Howard
nr Erie
Ewald Frederick, 6aloon, N s Francisco nr Powell
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
236
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY
Ewald John, brewer with F. Blaukenliorii, dwl
1501 Mason
Ewald Theodore, (Ewald $■ Haslinger) dwl 741
Broadway
Ewald & Haslinger, (Theodore Ewald and John
HaslingerJ hairdresser, 122-2 Stockton
Ewan John 15., clerk with Fletcher & Greenhood,
dwl 502 Sutter
EWELL L. J., proprietor Coso House, 411 Sansom
and Branch House, 424 Sansom
Ewer Warren B., (Dewey & Go.) dwl Ws Folsorn
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Ewing Alison, collarmaker with Main & Winches-
ter, dwl 644 Mission
Ewing Calvin, foreman collarmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 644 Mission
Ewing Charles G., optician, surveying and mathe-
matical instruments and photographic views,
111 Montgomery, dwl 29 Silver
Ewing George, wheelwright with Taber & Cun-
ningham, dwl 658 Howard
Ewing Henry, stableman, dwl 214 First
Ewing Howard, collarmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 644 Mission
Ewing John, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 856
Howard, and groceries and liquors, NW cor
Brvant and Dora, dwl NVV cor Bryant and
Dora
Ewing Robert, builder, dwl 125 Oak
EXAMINER,' (daily and weekly) William S. Moss,
& Co.. publishers and proprietors, office 533 and
535 Washington
Excelsior Bottling Establishment, Henry Brader
proprietor, 738 Broadway
EXCELSIOR HALL, 713 Mission bet Third and
Fourth
EXCELSIOR IRON WORKS, James J. Gallagher
proprietor, 712 Sansom
EXCELSIOR MILL CO., (William A. Meeker,
George D. Gil mo re and Joseph VoglerJ sash,
blinds. doors, shutters and moldings, 441-445 Bran
EXCELSIOR PRINTING OFFICE, Bacon &
Company proprietors, 536 Clav
EXCELSIOR WINDMILL MANUFACTORY,
Atwoodife Bodwell. proptrs, 211 and 213 Mission
EXCHANGE BUILDING.NW cor Wash and Mo nt
Exchequer Mining Co., (Storey Co., Nev.J office
403 California
Exodius Madame, fortuneteller, dwl 37 O'Farrell
Expert A., commercial broker, 523 Front, dwl 713
Broadway
Expert B., commercial broker, office 811 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1015 Stockton
Expert Marie Madame, furnished rooms, 702 Pow
EXPRESS BUILDING, NE cor Mont and Cal
EYRE EDWARD E., stockbroker, office 421 Mont-
gomery, dwl 905 Sutter
Eyre John, carpenter, dwl N s Castro bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Eyre William, photographic gallery, 659 Clay
Eyselee Hermon, hairdresser, dwl 1069 Howard
Ezekiels E. M., dwl 38 Geary
Ezekiels Jeanette Mdme., dealer laces, 38 Geary
Ezekiels Mark, ( J. T. Terry & Co.) dwl 22 Met-
calf Pice
Ezquerro Adela Mrs., dwl 2 \ Auburn
F
8c
Faas William, cabinetmaker with Kragen
Geishaker, dwl 529 Powell
Faass William, housekeeper, dwl 413 Hyde
FABENS FRANCIS A., justice of the peace, 804
Montgomery, dwl 918 Jackson
Fahens Herbert S., milkdealer, dwl 918 Jackson
Faber Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Fabey Leopold M., market, 535 Hayes
Fabian Meyer, (Fabian & Goldstein) dwl 605 Tay
Fabian & Goldstein, (Meyer Fabian, and Leon
Goldstein) lamps, etc., 210 Kearny
Fabier Rodiah, glazier, dwl 708 Commercial
Fabre Caesar, tinsmith, dwl 26 Main
Fabre Francis A., conductor Market Street R. R.,
dwl 11424 Market
Fabry Sebastian, market, NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Bryant, dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Fadden Thomas, welldigger, dwl W s Dolores nr
Thirtieth
Fagan Christopher, laborer, dwl 14 Stanford
Fagan D. F., gasfitter with David Bush, dwl cor
Twenty-fourth and Harrison
Fagan James, hostler, dwl 265 Minna
Fagan John, assistant engineer with P. M. S. S.Co.,
dwl 545 First
Fagan John, laborer, dwl 14 Stanford
Fagan John, laborer, dwl 114 Jones
Fagan John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 362 Clem
Fagan John J., brakeman, dwl 114 Jones
Fagan Joseph, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Fagan Mary A., (widow) dwl 632 Minna
Fagan Michael, (Bay City Soda Water Co. J dwl
452 Natoma
Fagan Michael, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &. Co.
14 Howard
Fagan Patrick, laborer with William Kerr, dwl 909
Battery
Fagan Terrence. teamster with R. & J. Morton,
dwl 157 Perry
Fagan Thomas Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's
Cathedral, dwl 628 California
Fagan William, blacksmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 362 Clementina
Fagerkrantz John, (Fagerkrantz & Armstrong)
dwl 1707 Dupont
Fagerkrantz &. Armstrong, (John Fagerkra ntz and
Robert Armstrong) cooperage, 508 Front
Fagersteeu Gustavus A. F., artist with Howland &
Peterson, dwl 42 Hawthorne
Fagundes Francisco L., lishermau, dwl Oregon nr
Davis
Fagundes Jose, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Faherty Edward, milkman, dwl 6 Mission
Fahey Bridget Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Fahey James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
FaheV James T., clerk with Jacob G. Jackson, dwl
518 Filbert
Fahey John, capitalist, dwl 1433 Taylor
Fahey John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Fahey John, waiter Russ House
Fahey John J., foreman shoemaker with S. W.
Rosenstock &. Co., dwl Irving House
Fahey Lawrence, quarryman, dwl 624 Bran, rear
Fahey Martin, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 458 Natoma
Fahey Rodger, laborer, dwl 20 Hunt
Fahev Thomas, fuller Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Fahey Timothy, porter Occidental Hotel
Fahrbach George, musiciau, dwl 1621 Sutter
Fahrenkrng Christian, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Fahrenkrng John, cigarmaker with Joseph & Ius'.ee,
dwl 228 Bush
FAHRENKRUG WILLlAM.groceries and liquors,
1072 Howard
Fails F., drayman, dwl 907 Larkin
Fairbank Ella Mrs., milliner and millinery, 7 Third,
dwl Nucleus House
Fairbanks Charles E., clerk with Cent. P. R. R.
Co., dwl Nucleus House
Fairbanks J., helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.
FAIRBANKS & HUTCHINSON, scales, agency
126 California
Fairchild G. Harvey, machinist with Hawkins &
Cantrell, dwl 1310 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
Faircbild G. M., carpenter H. C. League, 1:28
Kearny
Faircbild George W., engineer Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 7(16 Jones
Faircbild Harvey, engineer, dwl 706 Jones
Fairchild H. M. Miss, teacher Valencia Street
Grammar School, dwl 1310 California
Fairchild John, upholsterer with J. F. & H. H.
Schafer, dwl 717 Lombard
Fairchild Samuel D., bootmaker, 416 Folsom
Fairchild Solomon R., clerk with Joseph Bassett,
dwl 1310 California
Fairchild Susanna, (widow) private boarding, 409
Folsom
Fairfield Daniel, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
131 Spear
Fairfield John, deckhand steamer Louise, res San
Antonio
Fairfield Josiah F., captain steamer Louise, res San
Antonio
Fairfield Marshall, fireman S. P. R. R.
Fairfowl .fames G., dwl N s Fifteenth nr Mission
Fairman Edward, civil engineer and draftsman,
office 716 Montgomery, dwl 742 Washington
Fairman T. W. .carpenter with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Fairview J. C. K., barkeeper, dwl San Bruno Road
nr Twenty-seventh
Fairweather A. J., salesman with J. W. Davidson
& Co., dwl W s Steiner bet Oak and Page
Fairweather Julian, carpenter Mechanics' Mill,
dwl VV s Steiner bet Oak and Page
Faisandiu William, collector, dwl 619 Vallejo
Fake George J., captain schooner Superior, Wash-
ington Sireet Wharf
Falch Otto, confectioner with Miley & Perrin, dwl
738 Washington
FALCK B. & CO., (Rudolph WickelhausenJ cigars
and tobacco, 210 Montgomery
Falck Bernard, cigars and tobacco, J 13 Second (and
B. Fahk & Co.) dwl 1 13 Second
Falco Alexander, watehcasemaker, 608 Sacramento,
dwl 1601 Powell
Falco John, wagonmaker with Alexandre Bourgeois,
dwl 630 Broadway
Falco Marie J., (widow) dwl 1604 Powell
Falconer Robert S., (P. Douglas S? Go.) dwl Mor-
ton House
Fales Edward, dwl 1521 Mission
Faley Johanna, (widow) dwl 12^ Clinton
Falk Adolph, merchant, dwl 511 O'Farrell
Falk August, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Falk Brothers, (Samuel and Kevaj pawnbrokers,
325 Bush
Falk GustavL., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Fall: Henrietta, (widow) dwl 17 Ellis
Falk Keva, (Folk Bros j dwl 113 Sixth
Falk Levi, tailor, 216 First
Falk Morris, stationery, 60 Second, dwl 232 First
Falk Philip, real estate anent, dwl 541 Turk
Falk Samuel, (Falk Bros. J dwl 319 Taylor
Falk Solomon, cigar manufacturer, dwl 529 Tehama
Falk Wolf, clerk, 325 Bush, dwl 113 Sixth
FALKENAU LOUIS, State assayer, office 421
Montgomery, dwl 633 Post
Falkenstein A., shirt manufactory, 137 Montgomery,
dwl 618 Larkin
Falkenstein Henry, (Falkenstein & Co.) res New
York
FALKENSTEIN & CO., (Henry Falkenstein, Mo-
ses Meyerfeld and, C. L. Heller J importers ci-
gars and tobacco, NE cor California and Battery
Falkinburg Henry, boarding and lodging, 164
Jessie
Falkinburg] Nelson H., captain U. S. A. Q. M.
steamer McPherson, dwl 1822 Powell
Falkinburgh Amos B., (Shae.tf'er, Walter S? Co.)
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Falkingham Edwin, (Falkingham & Sherwood)
dwl E s Alabama bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Falkingham & Sherwood, (Edwin Falkingham
and John Sherwood) Pacific Coast Childrens'
Carriage Works, 2015 and 2017 Folsom
FALKNER, BELL & CO., (James Bell, Henry
I). Harrison and James I). Walker) commission
merchants, insurance agents, and Lloyd's
agents, office 430 California
Falkner George, clerk, dwl 423 Sutter
Falkuer — see Falconer and Faulkner
Fall George, barkeeper, dwl N s Ash nr Larkin
Fall John C, mining, dwl 703 Leavenworth
Fallmer R. F., carpenter and cabinetmaker, dwl
1149 Folsom
Fallon Daniel G., drayman with H. Epstein & Co.,
dwl 905 Post
Fallon Edward, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Fallon Edward, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl SW cor Shipley and Eighth
Fallon Edward D., varieties, 219 Folsom
Fallon James, dwl SE cor Seventh and Mission
Fallon James, sashmaker Mechanics' Mill, dwl 345i
Third
Fallon James, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Fallon Jennie Miss, shoetitter with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl Mariposa, Poirero
Fallon John, laborer, dwl 208 Eighth
Fallon Michael, helper with McAfee. Spiers & Co.
Fallon Michael, laborer, dwl 21 Caroline
Fallon Michael G., gardener and janitor Sutter
Street Synagogue School, dwl 514 Mason
Fallon M. M., accountant, dwl 115 Second
Fallon Patrick, tanner with Lynch & Lyons, dwl
cor Fifteenth and Howard
Fallon Peter, bootmaker with I. M. Wentwortb &
Co., dwl cor Oak and Octavia
Fallon Thomas, clerk with Francois A. Rouleau, dwl
803 Geary, rear
Fallon Thomas, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 17 Folsom Avenue
Fallon Thomas, laborer S. P. R. R.
Falls R. J., watchman Custom House
Falls Stephen D., clerk, dwl 8 Monroe
Falls William F., bookkeeper with Dolliver & Bro.,
dwl 5 Taylor Place
Falting Frederick, master mariner, dwl 11 Pacific
Falvey Edward, steward, dwl 210 Pacific
Fanaly Edward, hostler, 921 Sutter, dwl 923
Sutter
Fancher Charles H., furnished rooms, 230 Kearny
Fancher Charles H. Jr., (Andrews & F.) dwl 230
Kearny
Fanjoy W. H. Jr., pictureframemaker with S. & G.
Gump, dwl 22 Mary
Fannin James, hostler, dwl 423 Bush
Fannin Robert C, upholsterer, 665 Mission
Fannin Thomas, coalpasser P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 541
First
Fannin Thomas, currier with Simon Hoffman, dwl
California Avenue nr Folsom, Bernal Hights
Fanning Bernard, gardener, dwl 11 Mason
Fanning Edward, contractor, dwl 320 Chestnut
Fanning James, conductor Market Street R. R., dw7l
NW cor Sixteenth and First Avenue
Fanning James D., hostler, dwl 328 Minna
Fanning John, boilermaker, dwl SW cor Green and
Stockton •
Fanning John, laborer, dwl 1703 Mason
Fanning John Jr., bakery, NW cor Mason and
Green
Fanning Patrick, teamster, dwl 1703 Mason
Fanning Thomas, baker, dwl NE cor Fifth and
Bryant
Fant George, deckhand steamer Louise
Fantes Francisco V., fisherman, dwl Oregon nr
Davis
Farbocker William, brewer with W. A. Fraedericb,
dwl 1008Natoma
Farciot Charles O., machinist and modelmaker, 13
Fremont, dwl 652 Market
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety.
WATKIN3'
YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St.
opp.
Lick House Entrance.
238
SAN
FRANCISCO
[ F]
DIRECTORY.
Fargan John, engineer steamer Cora, dwl 1109
Union
Fargo C. F., office 316 Front
FARGO K. A. & CO., (Jerome B. Fargo) import-
ers and wholesale wines and brandies, 316 Front
Far-.. Karl A., (E. A. Fargo & Co.) dwl 1504
Mission
Fargo Jerome B., (E. A. Fargo # Co.) dwl 1111
Folsom
Fargne John P., engineer steamer Chrysopolis, dwl
1109 Unhm
Farini L., cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Farish A. T., salesman with Moody & Farish, dwl
1101 Larkin
Farish Thomas E., salesman with Moody & Farish,
dwl 1401 Larkin
Farley A. B., farmer, dwl 411 Sansom
Farley Bernard, liquors, junction Ocean Beach
and Old Ocean House Roads
Farley Daniel, captain schooner Fanny Oilmore,
dwl 1103 Montgomery
Farley Edward, laborer, dwl W s San Jose Road
h'et St. Mary's College and Five Mile House
Farley Frank, printer Alta California, dwl NW cor
Greenwich and Polk
Farley George W. molder Eureka Foundry, dwl
1204 Howard
Farley James, longshoreman, dwl W s Sansom het
Union and Alta
Farley James, plumber with James J. O'Shea, dwl
NW cor Greenwich and Polk
Farley James, shoemaker, NE cor Hyde andUnion,
dwl NW cor Greenwich and Polk
Farley John, clerk, 328 Bush, dwl (531 Sacramento
Farley John, marblepolisher with Bernard & Leddy,
dwl 21 Anthony
Farley John, warehouseman with Alois Brandt,
dwl NW cor Greenwich and Polk
Farley Michael, machinist, dwl 435A, Clementina
Farley Patrick, conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl 213
Tehama
Farley Patrick, laborer, dwl Silver Avenue nrKing
Farley Patrick, miner, dwl 210 Pacific
Farley Patrick, porter with George C. Bode, dwl
SW cor Filbert and Sansom
Farley Patrick, stairbuilder, dwl E s Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Farley Robert, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Farley Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Farley Thomas, stockdealer, dwl N s Chestnut bet
Van Ness Avenue and Polk
Farley Thomas, woodturner with Krager & Gei-
shaker, dwl 215 Tehama
Farm a r Richard B., clerk Bamber& Co.'s Express,
dwl 1713 Stockton
Farman Andrew F., tailor, dwl 1 Lewis
Farmau William, with C. W. Gray, SE cor Eddy
and Taylor
Farmer Charles, machinist with I. H. Small, dwl
45 Minna
Farmer Thomas, dwl 533 Seventeenth
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK OF
SAVINGS, Henry Dntton, president, George
M. Condee, cashier, 225 Sansom cor California
Farnan Patrick, laborer, dwl 710 Kearny
Farnfield Charles P., actuary Union Insurance Co.,
dwl 2517 Bush
Farnham Frederick, first mate N.P.Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Pelican
Farnham James G., lumber surveyor, pier 1 Steu-
art, dwl S s Columbia bet Dolores and Guerrero
Farnham Jeremiah W., captain bark Northwest, dwl
S s Columbia bet Dolores and Guerrero
Farnham J. H., carpenter with P.M. S.S. Co.
Farnham John N., shipwright, dwl 40(J First
Farnham — See Farnum
Famhorst John, mate steamer Capitol
Farns worth David L., drayman 210 California,
dwl 124 Eddy
Farnsworth E. S., captain P.M.S.S. Co., dwl 530
Third
Farnsworth Harry H., stairbuilder with Benjamin
H. Freeman, dwl 2512 Sacramento
Farnsworth Isaac L., carpenter, dwl 607^ Pine
Farnsworth John D., salesman, pier 5 Steuart, dwl
N 8 Geary nr Laguna
Farnsworth William O., U. S. Internal Revenue
guager, dwl 2433 Buchanan
Farnum Edward, stockbroker, dwl 1715 Webster
Farnum Joseph, dwl 1715 Webster
Farnum — See Farnham
Farquharson Charles D., builder, dwl 2437 Bu-
chanan
Farquharson Charles S., clerk, 617. Montgomery,
dwl 631 Sacramento
Farquharson David, architect, office 601 California,
dwl 1136 Sutter
Farquharson Henry C, clerk, 7 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwd 631 Sacramento
Farquharson James, manager billiard saloon Lick
House, dwl cor Dupont and Morton
Farr Alonzo, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and
Berry
Farr George, wheelwright, dwl 4 Bryant bet Sixth
and Seventh
Farradav Joseph, bookkeeper with Mugan & Moran,
dwf 222 Page
Farran Charles J., local agent Merchants' Mutual
Marine Ins. Co., dwl E s First Av nr Sixteenth
Farran James, teamster with F. Bernard, dwl E s
Bestole nr Vallejo
Farran John F., clerk, 54 Steuart, dwl N s Valencia
bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Farran Thomas, laborer, dwl 79 Clementina
Farrar Albert, boxmaker Union Box Factory, dwl
Montgomery House
Farrar Ann, (widow) dwl 1823 Stockton
Farrar M. C, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Farrell Anne E., (colored) (widow) dwl 512 Sixth
Farrell Edward, builder, dwl 828 Union
Farrell Edward, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Farrell Eliza, (widow) dwl 12 Scotland
Farrell Francis, tailor, dwl 737 Pacific
Farrell James, groceries and liquors, 458 Natoma
Farrell James, laborer, dwl 79 Jessie
Fanell James, liquors, NE cor Geary and Ceme-
tery Avenue
Farrell James, wood and coal, dwl 608 Broadway
Farrell James H., milkman, dwl 3 Verona Place
Farrell James A., liquor saloon, 110 Berry
Farrell James W., drayman, 35 Battery, dwl 15
Caroline
Farrell John, briekmaker, dwl 313 Main
Farrell John, horseshoer, dwl 722 Broadway
Farrell John, house and sign painter, 29 Geary
Farrell John, stonecutter, dwl 42 Clara
Farrell John, teamster with Hancock & Keko, dwl
414 Beale
Farrell John J., brickmason New U.S.B. Mint, dwl
42 Clara
Farrell John J., sawyer Cal. Planing Mill, dwl 5
Vincent
Fanell John J., stevedore with Charles E, Hasel-
tine, dwl SW cor Harrison and Seventh
Farrell John J., woodcarver with W.B.Gereau, dwl
123 Garden
Farrell John M., coikmaker, dwl 261 Third
Farrell John M.; expressman, dwl 814 Sansom
Farrell John M. Mrs., baker and confectionery, 307
Fifth, dwl 261 Third
Farrell Joseph, boatman Merchants' Exchange
Ass'n, dwl Meiggs Wharf
Farrell Marv A., (widow) dwl 359 Minna
Farrell Matthew, (Farrell fy Irwin) dwl 211
Mason
Farrell Michael, (Cunnane & F.) dwl NE cor Ful-
ton and Octavia
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.
239
Farrell Michael, foreman with John 0. Strauck.dwl
NW cor Sacramento and Webster
Farrell Michael, hackman Lick House, dwl 213
Fourth
Farrell Michael, helper Union Iron Works
Farrell Michael, hostler with John Beatty, dwl 38
Sixth
Farrell Michael, laborer, dwl 23 Natoma
Farrell Michael, laborer, dwl E s Utah bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Farrell Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Farrell Michael, proprietor Central Hotel, 814-816
Sansom
Farrell Michael J., shoemaker, dwl 1063 Market
Farrell Patricio J., clerk with Wilson & Bro., dwl
cor Greenwich and Scotland
Farrell Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R.
Farrell Patrick, laborer, dwl J 12 Steuart
Farrell Patrick, liquor saloon Turf House, Point
Lobos Road
Farrell Patrick, molder Union Iron Works, dwl S s
Minna bet Eleventh and Lafayette
Farrell Patrick, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 531 Howard
Farrell Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
Farrell Peter, laborer, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Farrell Peter E., liquor and billiards, cor Valencia
and Sixteenth
Farrell Simon, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 7 Miller's Place, rear
Farrell Thomas, bagmaker with Neville & Co., 113
Clay
Farrell Thomas, cook, dwl 753 Mission
Farrell Thomas, cook Pacific Club, dwl 530 Cal-
ifornia
Farrell Tho.nas, laborer, dwl 916 Montgomery
Farrell Thonas, marblecutter with Leon R.Myers
& Co., dwl 31 Eddy
Farrell Thomas, steward U. S. Hotel, 304 Beale,
dwl 302 Beale
Farrell Thomas F., barkeeper with Kennedy &
Cassidy, dwl 359 Minna
Farrell Timothy A., teamster Beale St. Planing
Mill, dwl N s McAllister nr Leavenworth
Farrell William, laborer, dwl 710 Kearny
Farrell William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Farrell William, longshoreman, dwl W s Dora bet
Harrison and Bryant
Farrell William, shoemaker, dwl 245 Minna
Farrell & Irwin, f Matthew Farrell fy William Ir-
win) wood and coal, W s Mason bet Ellis and
O'Farrell
Farrelly Charles, (Farrelly & McGruderJ NW cor
Fourth and Jessie
Farrelly John A., clerk Hibernia Bank, dwl 627
Stevenson
Farrelly &, McGruder, {Charles Farrelly & Law-
rence McGruderJ groceries and liquors, NW
cor Fourth and Jessie
Farrelman Frank, cook steamer Pioneer, Jackson
Street Wharf, dwl Folsom nr Spear
Farren Edward, watchman Eureka Foundry
Farreu Henry, upholsterer, dwl 226 Clara
Farren James, laborer Fort Point
Farren James, teamster with Frank Barnard
Farreu John, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Farren John, laborer Metropolitan Gas Co., dwl
New Franklin House
Farren John, laborer with S. B. Whipple, dwl 210
First
Farren John E., engineer with Funcke & Wasser-
mann, dwl 336 Shipley
Farren John W., wagoninaker, 121 Beale, dwl 316
First
Farren Mark, dwl cor Eighteenth and Columbia
Farren Mary, (widow) dwl 244 Perry
Farren Peter, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Farren Samuel M., surveyor, dwl NE cor Howard
and Twenty-second
Farrier James, pilediiver with E. C. Boohar & Co.
Farrigau Daniel, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Farring John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Farrington Bernard, hackman, Plaza, dwl 2 Zoe
Place
Farrington Elvin D., Assay Department U. S.
Branch Mint, res Oakland
Farrington Frank C, dwl Lick House
Farrington Joseph, lumberman, dwl W s Polk nr
Union
Farrington May W., (widow) dwl 44 Sixth
Farris John, captain, dwl E s Fillmore bet Post and
Sutter
Farron Michael, groceries, NW cor Ritch and
Townsend
Farry John, peddler, dwl Wayne nr Hickory, Ber-
nal Hights
Fairy Patrick, dwl 1142 Folsom, rear
Farwell Franklin M., bookkeeper with Phelps Bros,
dwl 1510 Jones
Farwell James D., (J. D. Farwell & Co. J res
Alameda
FARWELL J. D. & CO., (William H. Farwell)
shipchandlers, 307 Clay
Farwell J. H., trustee Pacific Stone Co., res Alameda
Farwell William H., (J. D. Farwell # Co.) dwl
1028 Bush
FASHION STABLE, White & Kanary, proprie-
tors, 18 Sutter
Fass Nathan, tailor, 902 Clay
Fassett Harris H., insurance agent, dwl 2015
Howard
Fassett J., laundryman Occidental Hotel
Fassett James F., tailor, dwl N s Ninth nr Howard
FASSETT, McCAULLEY & CO., (N. C. Fassett,
William McCaul/ey, Barry Baldwin and Ed-
ward Baldwin) grain dealers and shippers, 220
Clay
Fassett N. C, (Fassett, McCaulley & Co.) dwl 1320
Mission
Fast Henry, clerk with D. Wulzen, dwl NE cor
Folsom and Ninth
Fastaid John, carrier, dwl 423 Bush
Fatt John, dwl 532 Broadway
Faubel Henry, (John Faubel & Bro.) dwl NE cor
Fillmore and Sacramento
Faubel Jacob, market, E s Howard nr Fifteenth
Faubel John, (John Fanbel & Brother) dwl NE cor
Fillmore and Sacramento
Faubel John & Brother, (Henry Faubel) market,
NE cor Fillmore and Sacramento
Fauben Philip, market. NE cor Twelfth and Folsom
Faucett O. R., assistant rector Church of the Ad-
vent, dwl 472 Jessie
Faughnor Thomas, porter with Thomas H. Selbv &
Co., dwl 240 Perry
Faulconberg A., dwl 429 Geary
Faulkes William, springmaker, dwl 15 Sumner
Faulkner Daniel A., machinist, 225 Beale, dwl Berry
House
Faulkner Ellen, real estate, dwl 332 Green
Faulkner Francis W., salesman California Type
Foundry Co., dwl 613^ Stockton
Faulkner George, helper with John R. Sims, dwl
1313 Kearny
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 County
Faulkner J., teamster with G. Garneau, dwl N s
Howard bet Seventh and Eighth
Faulkner Jennie Miss, dwl 207 Second
Faulkner Patrick, teamster Black Diamond Coal
M. Co.
JONES, PTJjl,LMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
240
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FAULKNER WILLIAM.president California Type
Foundry Co., office 407 Sansow, res Brooklyn,
Alameda County
Faulkner — sec Falconer and Falkner
Faulstich Thaddeus, groceries, 528 Mission
Faul wetter Frank, miller with Deuiing, Palmer &
Co., dwl Sa Sacramento nr Davis
Fame Martin, (Gamier &,• F.J dwl 631 Pacific
Fau*s Daniel, groceries and liquors, SVV cor How-
ard and Nineteenth
Faoss Heinrich, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Nineteenth
Fauss Henry, chickenranch, dwl Es Potrero Ave-
nue nr Seventeenth
Fauss L., (Rick & F.J dwl Old San Jose" Road nr
Rock Hand i
Fauss Otto, (EJeinclaus, F. & Co. J dwl SE cor
Mission and Nineteenth
Faust Sarah Miss, gloveraaker Pacific Glove Fac-
tory
Fautscli F. E., landscape gardener, 1106 Market
Fav;: Innocenzia, peddler, dwl 1004 Pacific
Favor Chauncey 0., machinehand California Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 41 Welsh
Favor J. H., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Favor Kimbal, physician, surgeon and accoucheur,
office and dwelling 131 Third
Favre Francois/ Favre&Jqugsaud) dwl 531 Vallejo
Favre Mary, (widow) dwl 30(3 Sixth
Favre & Jaussaud, (Francois Favre and Benjamin
Jaussaud) importers wines, liquors, etc., 430
and 43.' Jackson
Fawcett Stephen, ( Fawcett & AugsburghJ dwl 63
Minna
Fawcett William, liquor saloon, . 912 Market, dwl
811 Market
Fawcett & Augsburgh, (Stephen Fawcett and Fred-
erick AugsburghJ fruits and vegetables, 8 Me-
tropolitan Market
Fay Andrew, (Flynndc F.J dwl Ws Mission nr
Twenty-sixth
Fav Bernard, plasterer, dwl 121 Gilbert
FAF CALEB T., manufacturing, office 428 Cali-
fornia, dwl Grand Hotel
Fay Charles, cook, dwl 34 Minna
Fay David, stockbroker, dwl SE cor Leavenworth
and Chestnut
Fay Edward P. Mrs., (widow) dwl 55 Tehama
Fay James, stevedore, dwl Barron House
Fay James, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt & Co.,
dwl 929 Folsom
Fay James E., hrassfinisher California Brass
Works, dwl 9 Natotna
Fay James G., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Iowa, Potrero
Fay Jeremiah, seaman hark Legal Tender, 27 Mkt
Fay John, calker, dwl NW cor Drumm and Com
Fay John, milkman, dwl Napa nr Connecticut
Fay John, shoemaker with S. W. Roseustock& Co.,
dwl 300 Minna
Fay John, so. ^manufacturer, Ns Chestnut nr Tay-
lor, dwl 12014 Powell
Fay Joseph i;. , drayman with Deming, Palmer &
Co., dwl 20 Hunt
Fay Julius, bookkeeper City of Paris, dwl Mason
bet Green and Union
Fay Louis M., canvasser, dwl 12 South Park
Fay Max H.. deliverer with H. H. Key & Co., bds
Morton House
Fay Michael, liquor saloon, E s Mission bet Twen-
ty eighth and Twenty-ninth
Fay Michael, shoemaker, dwl Irving House
Fay Michael 11.. steward, dwl 2b Louisa
Fay Patrick, hostler with Richard Dowling, dwl
60S Howard °
Fay Peter, boatman, dwl N s Francisco bet Stock-
ton and Dupont
Fay Philip S., re&l estate and money broker, office
' 422 Montgomery, dwl 610 Jessie
Fay Sarah Miss, forewoman City of Paris, dwl 304
Jessie
Fay Thomas, dwl 24 Garden
Fay Thomas, clerk, dwl 20 Anthony
Fay Thomas, laborer S. F Gas Co., dwl 158 First
Fay Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Fifteenth nr How
Fay Thomas J., clerk, 422 Montgomery
Fay Thomas P., furnituredealer, 02!) Folsom
Fayard Jean B., importer human hair and wig-
maker, 617 Clay, dwl 208 Stockton
Fealy W., blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Fearu A. C, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Feary John, niolder Union Iron Works
Featherly Henrietta Miss, teacher Union Primary
School, dwl 1011 Pacific
Featherly Jacob II., oystermau with George Mayes,
dwl 48 Clary
Featherly Sarah, (widow) dwl 1011 Pacific
Featherstone Hugh, dwl 126 Gilbert, rear
Feat hei stone John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Featherstone Patrick J., soapmaker with Richard
Brown, dwl E s Gilbert bet Bryant and Bran
Featherstone Peter, butcher with John Welsh, dwl
126 Gilbert
Fechheimer Frank, laborer with W. Lange
FECHHEIMER, GOODKIND & CO., (M. S.
Fechheimer, Henry Goodkind and, Henry
Kronthal) importers and jobbers clothing, 110
Bush
Fechheimer Martin S., (Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co. J res New York
Fecker Joseph, market, SE cor Clay and Powell
Feder Louis, commission merchant, 18 Battery, dwl
463 Minna
Feder Robert, dwl 1136 Folsom
i Feder Samuel, (Rosenthal, F. & Co. J res Boston
Federick Adolph F., gilder, dwl 422 Filbert
Federick Charles A., gilder, dwl 422 Filbert
Federico. Jose, hairdresser, bds 116 Jackson
Fedier Charles, framemaker with Max Burkardt,
dwl 909 Kearny
Fee James P., baggagemaster S. P. R. R.
Fee William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Feehan John, groceries and liquors, NW cor First
and Natoma, dwl 126 Fell
Feehan John, shoemaker with S. W. Roseustock &
Co., dwl 1715 Leavenworth
Feehan William, real estate, dwl 717 Clementina
Feeley J. W., carpenter II. C. League, 128 Kearny
Feely Dennis, Cisco Lodgings, 532 Commercial,
and Oregon Lodgings, 641 Commercial
Feely William, laborer, dwl E s Gilbert bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Feely William, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Feeney Ellen, (widow) dwl 6 O'Farrell Alley
Feeney Eugene, laborer, dwl 19 Harrison Avenue
Feeney James, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Asso-
ciation, 234 Sutter
Feeney James, packer Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl
30 Jessie
Feeney James, roofer, dwl E s'Laguna nr Pine
Feeney John, packer Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl
30 Jessie
Feeney John C, pressman Alta Job Office, dwl 19
Harrison Avenue
Feeney Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 22 Second
Feeney Michael, glassblower, dwl 641 Commer-
cial
Feeney Nicholas, blacksmith, dwl 423 Hayes
Feeney Nicholas, dwl 427 Hayes
Feeney Owen, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben. As-
sociation, 814 Howard
Feeney P., laborer Gal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amelia, dwl 214 Broadway
Feeney Patrick, earriagepaiuter wtth Costigan &
Brother, dwl E s Taylor bet Union and Filbert
Feeney Patrick, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
HHNxINGTON-, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO FJ DIRECTORY
241
Feeney'Thonns, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Asso-
ciation, 234 Sutter
Feeny Helen Maria Miss, actress California Theater
Feeny James, laborer Custom House, dwl E s
Dora nr Bryant
Feeny James, laborer, dwl 1120 Montgomery
Feeny James, laborer, dwl 1420 Pacific.
-Feeny Joseph, bootfitter with Buckingham &.
Hecnt, dwl 948 Howard
Feeny Michael, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl
W s Scott bet Geary and O'Farrell
Feeny Patrick, coachman with Samuel C. Hard-
ing, dwl 1415 Taylor
Feer Thomas, seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Fegan Andrew, bootmaker, dwl 1407 Stockton, rear
Feb Philip, laundry, 1717 Mason
Fehnemann Minna, (widow) groceries and liquors,
NW cor Green and Larkin
Febnuth Edward, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Fehr Christian, wigmaker with Chretien Pfister,
dwl 147 Jessie
Fehrenbacber William, laborer, dwl 1008 Natoma
Fehrs J., seaman Colorado Steam Navigation Co.'s
steamer Newbern
Fehrs John, gardener, dwl 39 Jackson
Feig Alexander, furniture, 237 Third
Feig Henry, carpenter, dwl 32 Garden
Feige Henry, shoemaker, 7 Fifth Avenue
Feige Richard, with Anthony Sholle, dwl 647 Post
Feige Richard, upholsterer with McElwee & String-
er, dwl 22 Turk
Feigenbaum Benjamin, (Feigenbaum & Co. ) dwl
14 Eddy
Feigenbaum Benjamin, willowworker, 654 Market
Feh/enbaum Joseph, (Feigenbaum & Co.) dwl 19
Taylor
FEIGENBAUM & CO., (Benjamin Feigenbaum,
Louis Sckwavzschild and Joseph Feigenbaum)
importers and wholesale tovs and fancy goods,
120 and 122 Sausom
Feine Augustus, miller with Edward Kennedy, dwl
Mont bet Vallejo and Green
Feiscorn Charles, compositor, dwl 911 Kearny
Feisel Frederick T., blacksmith, S s Mission nr
Eleventh, dwl Ns O'Farrell bet Laguna and
Buchanan
Feist Adolph, salesman with L. & M. Sachs & Co.,
dwl 547 Mission
Feisz John, carpenter, dwl 34 Welsh, rear
Feisz Richard, (Garms & F.J dwl 429 Fourth
Feix John, melter U. S. Brauch Mint, dwl 320 Fell
Felber Clemence, engineer, dwl 312 Ritch
Feldbrook George, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 217
Tehama
Feldbusch John D., bakery, 1221 Polk
Feldbusch Johu Henry, groceries and liquors, 1501
Polk
Feldbus.h John H. D., (Feldbusch & Co.) dwl 322
O'Farrell
Feldbusch <fc Co., (J. H. D. Feldbusch and F.
M. L. Peters) importers and wholesale toys
and fancy goods, 306 and 308 Battery, and re-
tail 207 Montgomery
Felde Heinrich, steward schooner Staghound, 27
Market
Feldin Laurence, driver with Lorenzo B. Clark,
dwl 73 Fourth
Feldman Charles W., (Charles W. Feldman & Co. J
dwl 15 Morton
Feldman Charles W. & Co., (Joseph J). Briggs)
liquor saloon, 15 Morton
Feldman Henry, farmer, dwl 39 Jackson
Feldmann Henry, porter with W.W.Dodge <fe Co.,
dwl 6 Natoma
FELDMANN L. & CO., (Herman Cordes) im-
porters and wholesale wood and willow ware
aud fancy goods, and agents S. F. Brush Fac-
tory, 315 and 317 Sacramento
Feldmann Louis, (L. Feldmann $c Co. and Feld-
mann, Simpson & Co.) dwl NE cor Shotwell
and Twenty -first
FELDMANN, SIMPSON & CO., (Louis Feld-
mann, Richard, IV. Simpson and Herman
Cordes) proprietors S. F. Brush Factory, 406
Sansom
Felin Jean, engineer with Whitney & Freese
Felix David, carpenter, dwl 225 Stevenson
Felke John, gilder, dwl 11 Freelon
Fell Caroline Mrs, costumer, 315 Montgomery
Fell Jacob, nurse, dwl 246 Clara
Fell William, (Gleeson & F.J dwl 258 Clara
Fella Charles, pressman with Francis & Valentine,
dwl Kosciusko nr Cortland Avenue, Bernal
Hights
Fella John, varnisher with J. Strahle & Co., dwl
115 Geary
Fellen David" drayman, dwl 905 Post
Fellerath August, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Powell and Washington
Felles John, restaurant, 522 Broadway
Fellheimer Bernhard, bootmaker with Mason &
Taylor, dwl 213 Fourth
Fellows David, dwl Filbert nr Baker
Fellows Everett P., bookkeeper with John Taylor
& Co., dwl 411 Powell
Fellows George W., coal oil, dwl S s Greenwich
bet Hyde and Larkin
Fellows M. H. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School
Fellows Samuel S., clerk with Redington,Hostetter
& Co., dwl N s Union nr Baker
Felon Jules W., cellarman with I. Landsberger &
Co,, dwl 615 Dupont,
Felsenthal Philip, merchant, (Piocke City, Nev.J
office 7 Sansom, dwl 515 Geary
Felt Ira W., salesman, 223 California
Feltmann Adolph, hairdresser with Montgomery
Baths Co., dwl 10 Stockton Place
FELTON CHARLES N., United States Assistant
Treasurer, office 528 Mont, dwl 14 Kearny
Felton Franklin E., dwl Union Club
FELTON HOWARD T., agent Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machines, 113 Post, dwl Grand Hotel
Felton John, expresswagon, SW cor Stockton and
Pacific, dwl 2208 Larkin
Felton John, laborer N. P. Trans. Co's S.S. California
FELTON JOHN B., attorney at law, office 4
Court Block, 636 Clay, res Oakland
Felton Tract Homestead Association, James E. Da-
mon, secretary, office 506 Montgomery
Felvey Lawrence, cooperage, 106 Market, dwl Bry-
ant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Fenderick Charles, dwl 1206 Stockton
Fendly James H., dealer, dwl cor Hyde aud Union
Fendt Peter, laborer International Hotel
Fengeler Heinrich, bootmaker, 539 Clay, dwl NW
cor Battery and Jackson
Fenker Charles, stairbuilder with Jesse & Drew,
dwl 115 Second
Fenkhausen Amandus, (Fenkhausen & Gerichlen)
dwl 1123 Sutter
Fenkhausen Caesar, bookkeeper, 208 Battery, dwl
1123 Sutter
FENKHAUSEN & GERICHTEN, (Amandus
Fenkhausen and Charles P. Gerichten) im-
porters and wholesale wines and liquors, and
manufacturers Star of the Union Bitters, 221
California
Feulon Jeremiah, plumber with P. R. O'Brien, dwl
147 Minna
Fenu Frederick C. M., dwl 32 Garden
Fenn Lyman, carpenter, dwl W s Shotwell bet
Twenty-first aud Twenty-second
Fenn Thomas W., stockbroker, office 411 Califor-
nia, (and Fenn & Bur dell) res Oakland
Fenn & Burdell, (Thomas W. Fenn and Harvey
Burdell) agents Napa Soda, 124 Sutter
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
16
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
242
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m
Fennel] Dennis, harness and saddlemaker, 520 and
522 Battery
Fennell Henry, bootmaker, dwl S a Serpentine Av
bet Harrison and Folsom
Fi ■niifll Martin. policeman City Hall, dwl Twentieth
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Fennell Michael, builder, dwl W s First Avenue nr
Sixteenth
Fennell Obadiah B., tool maker, 32 Fremont, dwl S
W cor Jones and Jackson
Fennell Patrick, seaman, dwl Ss Sixteenth nr Do-
lores
Fennell T. Mrs., (widow) laundress, 40 Clara, rear
Fennell Thomas, clerk, dv>l 814Sansom
Fennell William, harnessmaker, dwl 16 Harlan
Place
Fenner Daniel, captain, dwl 819 Montgomery
Fennessy David, ( Collins # F.J dwl 120 Valencia
Fennessy Edward, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 2 Cal-
ifornia, rear
Fennessy James, tailor with Green & Seiler, dwl 33
Everett
Fennessy James, with George L. Clark, dwl 526
Pine
Fennessy William, laborer Golden Gate Park
Fennig Henry, barkeeper with Adolph M.Jochim,
dwl 210 Prospect Place
Fenniman William, cabinetmaker with Goodwin &
Co., dwl 829 Pacific
Feno Manuel F., deckhand steamer Alameda, res
Haywards
Fenstermacher Martin, hotelkeeper, dwl 413 Stev
Fenton D., clerk, dwl 102 Eddy
Fenton Daniel, shoemaker, 618 Grove
Fenton D. P., clerk, dwl 1526 Geary
Fenton Edward, machinist with Hawkins &, Can-
trell
Fenton F.M., carpenter, dwl 20 Ellis
Fenton Henry W., teacher, dwl American Exch
Fenton James, blacksmith, dwl E s Dora bet Har-
rison and Bryant
Fenton James, tinsmith with Caleb M. Sickler, dwl
5 Hampton Place
Fenton John, driver with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
311* Jessie
Fenton John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
Grove nr Laguna
Fenton John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl Grove nr Laguna
Fenton Martin, brakeman S.P.R.R.
Fenton Patrick, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
304 Beale
Fenton Patrick, fruits, 614 Grove
Fenton. Samuel F., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 523 Kearny
Feour Alice, domestic with Robert Murray, dwl
1617 Howard
Feour D-auiel, sawyer with Excelsior Mill Co., dwl
36 Garden
Feour John, fireman S.F.& P. Sugar Refinery, dwl
36 Garden
Fereri Dominic, peddler, dwl 6 Bartol
Feretto G.,.rJsh, 52 Washington Market, dwl Gov-
ernment House
Ferguson Alexander, carpenter H. C. League, 12S
Kearny
Ferguson Alexander, (colored) hairdresser, dwl 126
Perry
Ferguson Alexanders., dwl 314 Lombard
Ferguson David, drayman, 525 Washington, dwl
1326 Washington
Ferguson Edward E., carpenter, dwl 65 Jessie
Ferguson Frederick, tinsmith with Joseph J. Vas-
concellos, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Ferguson George, carpenter, dwl 212 Chestnut
Ferguson George B., salesman with J. W. David-
son & Co., dwl 17 Perry
Ferguson George H., deputy superintendent streets,
dwl 1906 Broadway
Ferguson Henry, plasterer, dwl J 035 Market
Ferguson Henry W., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl N s Shasta nr Illinois
Ferguson James, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Ferguson James, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Ferguson James, machinist, dwl 42 Sacramento
Ferguson James A., (colored) hairdresser with
Burns & Bro., dwl 206 Montgomery
Ferguson James P., shipwright, dwl 638 Second
Ferguson John C, bootcutter with Mason & Taylor,
dwl Overland House
Ferguson John H., miner, dwl 788-Folsom
Ferguson Joseph, mathematical instrument maker
with John Roach, dwl NW cor Pac and Kearny
Ferguson Joseph, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
Ferguson Michael, shoemaker, dwl 111 Jessie
Ferguson Thomas, stovemounter with James De La
Moutanya, dwl 14 Frederick
Ferguson William, laborer, dwl 5 Market
Ferguson William, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl S s Bran bet Gilbert and Bran PI
Ferguson William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
&Co.
Ferguson William, roofer with John Kehce
Ferguson William, tanner, Twentieth Avenue bet
H and I, South S. F.
Ferguson William A., blacksmith with William
Deacou, dwl W s Fourth nr Townsend
Ferguson William H., (colored) whitewasher, 630
Kearny, dwl cor Powell and Jackson
Ferguson William S., agent Contra Costa Laundry
Association, dwl 15 Stockton
Ferigan Anne Miss, teacher, dwl 616 Natoma
Fern C, laborer, dwl 18 Sansom
Fern George, carriagemaker with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 31 2 Mason
Fern Patrick, painter, dwl 271 Minna
Fern William, clerk with Starr & Little, 312 Wash-
ington
Fernald David, blacksmith, dwl 1418 Jackson
Fernald Joseph S., stock broker, dwl 1418 Jackson
Fernandez Alexander, bookkeeper, dwl 407 Green
Fernandez Demas Miss, saleswoman with J. W.
Davidson & Co., dwl 506 Bush
Fernandez John, vegetables, dwl N s Hinckley
Alley
Fernandez Louisa Mrs., dwl Virginia bet Jackson
and Pac i tic
Fernandez Manuel, bookbinder with Bartliug &
Kimball, dwl 407 Green
Fernandez Manuel, cook Moses Taylor, Australia
S. S. Line
Fernandez Manuel, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Julia
Fernaudez Micaela, (widow) dwl 407 Green
Fernbach Joseph, bootmaker, 516 Mission
Fernen Engelhardt, porter, 22 Steuart, dwl 326
Green, rear
Fernen Henry, dwl 326 Green
Ferney Joseph, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Feroggiaro Giau B., proprietor Hotel d'ltalia, 723
Sansom
Ferot Felix, baker, dwl 37 Louisa
Ferrand C, wines and liquors, 536 Broadway
Ferrari Dominique, fruitstaud, NW cor Washington
and Battery, dwl Bartol nr Broadway
Ferrea Angelo, peddler, dwl 1135 Mission
Ferrea Louis, dwl 1135 Mission
Ferrenbach Hermann, ex-deputy sheriff, dwl 627
Green, rear
Ferrer Manuel Y., teacher music, dwl 1516 Mason
Ferrera Alberto, shoemaker with "Joaquin J. Silva,
W s Drumm bet Washington and Oregon
Ferrera Antonio, laborer, dwl 114 Sacramento
Ferrera Jose, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Ferrera Michele, peddler, dwl 604 Vallejo
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Markel
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY
243
Ferrera Salvator, oysterdealer, 47-48 Grand Central
Market, dwl 520 Stevenson
Ferrie William, clerk, dwl 23 Kearny
Ferris A. S., physician and surgeon, office and dwl
832 Howard
Ferris Charles, driver with Daniel Harris, dwl 424
Sansom
Ferris Daniel, pipecaulker Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 911 Market
Ferris David, bootmaker, 749 Clay
Ferris David C, mining, office 316 California, dwl
11 Kearny
Ferris George B., packer with J. A. Folger & Co.,
dwl 312 Union
Ferris John, pilot Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s stmr Cornelia
Ferris John, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Ferris John Alex., dwl Russ House
Ferris Maria, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 312 Union
Ferris Martha L., teacher Mission Primary School,
dwl 710 Howard
Ferris Michael, waiter, dwl 29 Jessie
Ferris Owen, hostler, lids 29 First
Ferris Peter, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 721
Howard
Ferris Robert T., printer with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl 65 Clementina
Ferris Samuel A., salesman, 312 Pine
Ferris William H., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,dwl
SE cor Tehama and Fourth
Ferry Edward, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
911 Battery
Ferry Hugh, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Ferry Thomas, molder, dwl 82 Natoma
Fersenheim Leopold, salesman with Max Burkardt,
dwl 904 Stockton
Fessendeu Marv C. Miss, dwl 615 Harrison
Fessenden Sewall H., (R. A. Swain <& Co. J res
Boston, Mass.
Fessus Pedro, office Courrier de San Francisco, dwl
1234 Stockton
Fetherston James, packer with Charles Langley &
Co., dwl 313 Geary, rear
Fety Claude B., seal engraver with California Jew-
elry Co., dwl 10 Jasper Place
Fetz Joseph, cellarman with Eberhart &, Lachman,
dwl 100 First,
Feuchtwanger Sigmund, bookkeeper 101 Battery,
dwl 502 Bush
FEUERSTEIN R. & CO. {Frederick Roeding and
Gustavus Banzel) commission merchants, 215
Front
Feusier Edward D., bookkeeper with Cohu, Martin
& Co., dwl 625 Greeu
FUSIER HENRY, merchant, office 221 Clay, dwl
625 Green
Feusier Louis, merchant, office 221 Clay, dwl 916
Jackson
Fey Conrad, barkeeper with Conrad Seipel, dwl
515 Vallejo
Fey Federick, laborer, dwl 515 Vallejo
Feyge Albert, (Hajj'ner S? F.) dwl cor Eighteenth
and Shotwell
Fichter George, waiter, 612 Sac, dwl 536 Post
Fichtner Carl, dwl 504 Fell
Fichtner Gustave, bookbinder with Edward Bosqui
& Co., dwl 504 Fell
Fick John F., porter with J. S. Wall & Co., dwl
William Tell House
Fick Joseph H., blacksmith with Frank Newhoff,
bds Railroad House
Ficken Henry, driver Eureka Soda Works, dwl
206 Ritch
Ficken Lewis, drayman with Joseph E. Selleck,
dwl cor Eighth'and Clementina
Fickett Isaac S., gilder with Snow & Roos, dwl 37
Eddy
Fiebig Charles, carriagemaker with Larkins & Co.,
dwl 15= Tehama
Fiebusch Marcus, clerk with E. Newman, dwl 936
Howard
Fieg Henrietta, (widow) seamstress, dwl 505 Third
Fiege Henry, clerk with John C. Haake, dwl 46
Steuart
Fiehn Edward, laborer, dwl Hotel Rheiu
Field Albert E., purser P. M. S. S. Co., dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Field Carrie P. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram -
mnr School, dwl 420 Powell
Field Charles, market, dwl Howard bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
Field Charles, (Field $■ Fre.i) dwl 569 Bryant
Field Charles, marbleworker, 773± Market, dwl 234
Stevenson
Field David C, cashier's department Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl 113 S.ockton
Field Eugene, painter, dwl 2617 Bush, rear
Field Hampton E., confectionery and toys, 1008 Mkt
Field Hampton S.., clerk with J. W. Tucker & Co.,
dwl 609 Sutter
Field Jeremiah, distiller, dwl Nineteenth Avenue
bet H and S. South S. F.
Field Joseph, cook, dwl 112 Steuart
Field Joseph T., clerk with David Samuels, dwl 345
Jessie
Field Sarah A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 420 Powell
Field Stephen D., electrician Western Union Tele-
graph Co., dwl 808 Leaven wni'th
Field Stephen J., associate justice U. S. Supreme
Court, office 2 U. S. Court Building, res Wash
ington, D. C.
Field William, ironfonnder, dwl 516 Stevenson
Field William, ironmolder. dwl 32 Russ •
Field William, messboy Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line
Field & Frei, (Charles Field and Andrew Frei)
bedstead and furniture manufacturers, 483 Bran
Fieldin Fieldin, engineer with W. G. Weir, dwl
Humboldt bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Fielding A. T., chief engineer N. P. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. Senator, dwl 1110 Market
Fielding Samuel M., clerk with M. S. Whiting,
dwl 903 Post
Fields James L., paying teller California Trust Co.,
dwl 213 Mason
Fields John, watchman N. P. Trans. Co., dwl 23
Vallejo
Fielitz Henry, clerk with William Fielitz, NE cor
Fourth and Folsom
Fielitz William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Folsom
Fienkeng Richard, tailor, dwl 3 Cottage Place
Fiern Gus, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
FIERRO FELIPE, editor and proprietor La Voz
del Nuevo Mundo, office and dwl 728 Mont
Fies John, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dwl 34
Welsh
Fife John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 116
Tehama
Fife John, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Fife John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Fife — see Fyfe
Fitield William H., ( Taylor & F.J attorney-at-law,
office 533 Kearnv
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT COURT, Exchange
Building, third floor
FIGARO, (dramatic daily) J. P. Bogardus editor
and proprietor, office 532 Merchant
Figaro & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 306
Sacramento
Figel Arthur, salesman with Samuel Figel, dwl 122
Ellis
Figel Edgar, clerk, dwl 122 Ellis
FiRel Joseph, tailor, dwl 630 Vallejo
FIGEL JOSEPH, merchant tailor and clothing,
211 Montgomery, dwl 1209 Howard
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
244
SAN FRANCISCO [FJ DIRECTORY
Figel Samuel, merchant tailor and clothing, 3 Ma-
sonic Temple, dwl 122 Ellis
Figer Benedict, t Finer Bros.) dwl 828 Pacific
Figer Bros., (Benedict and Joseph) California
Brush Factory, 7:53 Washington
Figer Joseph. (FtgerBros.J dwl 828 Pacific
Figuera Louis, clerk with George O. Whitney &
Co., <lwl 26 Allen
Figuera Louis Jr., clerk with George O. Whitney
& Co., dwl 26 Allen
Figoerro Agapito, shoemaker, 531 Broadway
Figuiere J.. U. S. Mail Agent S. F. Post Office, dwl
902 Montgomery
Filben Thomas, laborer, dwl 2 Beale Place nr Main
Filbert Thomas, brakeman S- P.R. R., dwl 921
Market
Filhin Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 434 Shipley
Filbon John, carpenter, dwl NE cor Page & Octavia
Fild Joseph, tailor, dwl 13 Everett
Fillan Peter, bootmaker, dwl 234 Oak
Filiebrown James, carpenter, dwl 429 Tehama
Filley Charles, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Filley James, housemover, dwl Vermont nr Mari-
posa
Fillio Nelson Rev., dwl NE cor Leav and Tyler
Fillmar Rudolph, carpenter, dwl 3 Folsorn Avenue
Fillmore Frederick, bootcutter with Buckingham
& Hecht, dwl 423 Minna
Fillmore J. O. Rev., pastor Larkin Street Presby-
terian Church, dwl NW cor Jackson and Taylor
Fillmore John, mate schooner Bobalink, dwl 1
Howard
Fillmore Minnie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater,
dwl 6 John
Fillmore Thomas (colored), bootblack, dwl S s
Broadway bet Dupont and Kearny
Fillmore William, seaman, dwl 238 Ste'uart
Filmer William, superintendent Electrotype Depart-
ment California Type Foundry Co., dwl SE
cor Larkin and Washington
Finan Bartholomew, shoemaker, dwl E s Howard
nr Twenty-first
Finberg Abraham, watchmaker and jeweler, 1218
Stockton
Finberg Louis, jeweler with B. Morris & Co., dwl
3 Maiden Lane
Finch Richard, driver Cent. R. R,, dwl 421 Sixth
Finch William G., agent, dwl E s Lundy Lane nr
Esmeralda, Bernal Hights
Finch William H., bookkeeper, 21 Sansom, dwl
W 8 Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Finchley P. E. (widow) dwl 238 Taylor
FINCK" GEORGE, watches, jewelry and silver
ware, NW cor Kearny and Geary, dwl 5
Monroe
Fiuck Henry, ( Finck & G underlach J dwl NE cor
Union and Montgomery
Finck Henry, driver with Laurentz Ladner, dwl
1315 Powell
Finck Henry A., (Finck & Goetjen) dwl 677 Miss
Finck Julius, ( Will & F.) dwl 1615 Dupont
Finck & Goetjen, (Henry A. Finck & Adolph Goet-
jen) hay and grain, 707 Mission
Finck & Gunderlach, (Henry Finck 8r Frederick
Gnnderlach) confectionery, 1312 Dupont
Findeisen A., cabinet maker, 741 Mission
Findla James, dwl Grand Hotel
Findlay Robert, newspapers and stationery, Cus-
tom House Place and 1010 Market
Findley James II., fruit and vegetables, dwl NW
cor Hyde & Allen
Finegan James C, tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 536 Mission
Finely Henry, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Finerty James, laborer, dwl Sierra Nevada Lodg-
ings
Finerty Peter, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Finerty Thomas, liquor saloon, Meiggs' Wharf, dwl
725 Vallejo, rear
Finerty William, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protect-
ive Association, 234 Sutter
Finerty — See Finnerty
Finger Henry, salesman, 32 Post
Finger Herman, (Finger, Yovng §- Co.) dwl S 8
Serpentine Avenue nr Folsom
Finger, Young & Co., (Herman Finger, Michael
Young Sf Henry Matson) tanners, S s Serpen-
tine Avenue nr Folsom
Finigan Holmes, phvsician, office and dwl 608 Jack
FINIGAN PETER A., proprietor Norfolk Stables.
126 Ellis, dwl 123 Ellis
Finigan — See Finnigan
Fink A. P. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl Greenwich bet Octavia and Laguna
Fink Henry, jeweler with Hnbash & Kutz, dwl 17^
Dupont
Fink James L., salesman with C. C. Hastings &.
Co., dwl 428 Sutler
FINKE ALOIS, champagne mauqfacturer, SE cor
Mason and Greenwich
Finke August, fireman with Matthew Nunan, dwl
N s Harrison bet Seventh and Eighth
Finke Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Powell
and Union
Finkenstead Henry, porter, 217 Front, dwl nr
School House Station
Finking Richard, tailor, dwl 3 Cottage Place
Finlay Hamilton, plasterer, dwl 12 Eleventh
Fiulayson James E., (Hatchings <& F.) dwl 1234
Pacific
Finley David, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
dwl 23 Clinton
Finley John, hackmau City Stable, 332 Bush, dwl
Dupont nr Pine
Finley John B., porter with James Scott, dwl 5
Beale Place nr Main
Finley Joseph, lastmaker with Joseph Leveque,
dwl NW cor Broadway and Stockton
Finley Richard, wholesale "butcher, dwl 204 Fifth
Finley Thomas, longshoreman, dwl N W cor Drutnm
and Commercial
FINLEY THOMAS E., wines and liquors, 113
Leidesdorff, dwl NW cor Wash and Laguna
Finley William, barkeeper, 113 Leidesdorff, dwl
826 Filbert
Finley William F., extraman Hose Co. No. 4, S. F.
F. D., dwl 735 Vallejo
Finn Augustus, miller, dwl 329 Vallejo
Finn Daniel, laborer, dwl 121 Main
Finn David, dwl 1209 Powell
Finn David A., pressman with Francis & Valentine,
dwl 12-,'3 Stockton
Finn Edward, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 406
Tehama
Finn James, carpenter, dwl 21 Rausch
Finn James, laborer, dwl 732 Natoma
Finn James, laborer, dwl N 8 Filbert nr Mont
Finn James, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
Finn James, teamster, dwl 419 Natoma
Finn Jeremiah, teamster, dwl E s Chesley nr
Harrison
Finn John, laborer Empire Foundry, dwl 145 Beale
Finn Patrick, hostler Fashion Stable, dwl 406 Te-
hama
Finn Patrick, porter, dwl 513 Howard
Finn Robert, bootmaker with Mason & Taylor, dwl
215 Minna
Finn Thomas, bookkeeper, dwl 1209 Powell
Finn Thomas, gardener, dwl 3 Verona Place
Finn Timothy, dwl E s Boardman Place nr Brannan
Finn Timothy, laborer, dwl 218 Ritch
Finn Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 103
Freelon
Finnegan Anne Miss, dressmaker, dwl Irving
House
Finnegan Catherine Miss, cook, dwl 555 Bryant
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY
245
Finnegan Daniel, laborer S. P. R. R. depot, dwl
E s Stevenson nr Nineteenth
Finnegan Edward, plasterer, dwl 732 Natoma
Finnegan Henrv J., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl
1139 Howard
Finnegan James, laborer, dwl 34 Natoma
Finnegan James, laborer, dwl E s Valencia ur
Quinn
Finnegan John, (Reilly & F.J dwl S s Jessie nr
Fourth
Finnegan John, groceries and liquors, 137 Hayes
Finnegan Julia, dwl 405 Natoma
Finnegan Michael, laborer, dwl 716 Natoma, rear
Finnegan Owen, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
FinncTiTi Peter, local policeman Broadway Wharf,
dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-third
Finuegan Simon, groceries and liquors, 319 Fifth
Finnegan Theobald, porter, 102 San, dwl 565 Miss
Finnegan Thomas, niolder Union Iron Works, dwl
21 Natoma
Finnegass Henry, deputy U. S. Marshal, dwl 206
Sixth
Finneren Delia, dressmaker, dwl 44 Clementina
Finnerty John, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 509 Minna
Finnerty John, sawyer Mechanics' Mill, dwl 6
Natoma
Finnerty John E., bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 509 Minna
Finnerty Peter, bricklayer, dwl 423 Natoma
Finnerty — See Finerty
Finney Michael, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Finney Josiah, carpenter, Green in- Stockton, dwl
1709 Mason
Fiunie Alexander S., (William Walker and Alex-
ander 8. Finnie) dwl 504 Franklin
Finnigan Catherine, (widow) nurse, dwl 1139
Howard
Finnigan John, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Finnigan. — See Finegan and Fiuigan
Finnin Ellen, (widow) dwl 1021 Mission
Finnin Thomas, printer with Cuddy &, Hughes, dwl
1021 Mission
Finueane John, tailor with Francis Dixey, dwl SE
cor Glover and Leavenworth
Fiori Auselino, fruits and groceries, 1701 Powell
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH,
Exempt Fire Co.'s Building, Breiihain Place
FIRE BOARD UNDERWRITERS, (Ban Fran-
cisco) Charles D. Haven sec'y, office 416 Cal
FIRE DEPARTMENT, CHIEF ENGINEER,
office 23 Kearny
FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMISSIONERS, of-
fice 23 Kearny
FIRE MARSHAL, office 14 City Hall, third floor
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO., D. J.
Staples president, G. T. Lawton vice-president,
Chas. R. Bond sec'y .office SW cor Cal and San
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. COS BUILDING,
SW cor California and Sansom
Firmin Francis A., teacher French, dwl 11 Oak
Grove Avenue
Firmin Jnhn L. E., ( Firmin, McCarthy & Co.)
dwl 43 J Minna
FIRMIN, MCCARTHY & CO., (John L.E. Fir-
min and, T. F. McCarthy) chandeliers and
gastixtures, factory 119 Minna, office 67 New
Montgomery
Firmin. — See Furman
Firnkas John, varuisher and polisher, dwl 426 Jack
First Edward, fisherman, dwl N s Oregon bet East
and Druuiui
FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO, George F. Hooper president,
N. R. Masteu cashier, NW cor Mont and Sac
Firth Joseph B., foreman machinists Pacific Iron
Works, dwl 12 Guy Place
Fischbeck Henry F., porter with Getz Bros., dwl
828 Pacific
Fischbeck Hermann, soap manufacturer, cor Six-
teenth and Nebraska, dwl 1007 Pacific
FISCHBECK JOHN R. Jr., groceries and liquors,
1019 Pacific
Fischbeck & Dyer Soap Co., depot and office 19
Clay
Fischer Alexander, hairdresser with A.Morgeustern,
dwl 551 Tehama
Fischer Andrew, clerk with Henry Cline, dwl 5
Mission
Fischer Carl, physician, office and dwl 314 Stockton
Fischer Charles, teacher music, dwl 738 Green
Fischer Charles H., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearn y
Fischer Eiiiil A^, (Schultz, F. # Mohrigjdvtl 2310
Washington
Fischer Eugene, apprentice with Schultz, Fischer &
Mohrig, dwl 2310 Washington
Fischer George, cabinetmaker with A. Boisnet,
491 Brannan
Fischer John, seaman, dwl SW cor Clay and East
Fischer John, tailor, 537 California
Fischer John II., barkeeper, 213 Kearny, dwl N s
Sutter nr Kearny
Fischer Julius, merchant, dwl 323 Jessie
Fischer Moritz, expressvvagon, NE cor Battery and
Jackson, dwl 1309 Jackson
Fischer Nicholas, hairdresser, dwl 113 Third
Fischer Peter, taUor with Paul Motzenbecker, res
Oakland
Fischer Sigmund, upholsterer with George O.
Whitney & Co., dwl 178 Stevenson
Fischer William, shoemaker, 837 Dupont
Fischer — See Fisher
Fish Arthur L., agent Kuowles' Steam Pumps, 9
First, dwl 1109" Folsom
FISH COMMISSIONERS, office 401 California
Fish Edward P., foreman hook and newspaper de-
partment H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 917 Stock
Fish Frank H., clerk with Arthur L. Fish, dwl
1109 Folsom
Fish Franklin, clerk, dwl 227 O'Farrell
Fish Harvey, (Land Mortgage Union) dwl 607
Sutter
Fish James H., president Land Mortgage Union of
California, dwl 607 Sutter
Fish Lyman, builder, office 9 First, dwl 1109
Folsom
Fish L. W., miner, dwl E s Larkin bet Sac and Clay
Fish Nathan, real estate, dwl 16 Garden
Fishel Julius, porter, dwl 521 Geary
Fishel Morris, hoots and shoes, and shoemaker, 657
Clay
Fishel William, manager Pacific Mutual Life In-
surance Co., office 137 Montgomery
Fisher Albert, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 283
Stevenson
Fisher Augustus A., (Fisher & Co.) res New York
Fisher Benjamin, porter, 22 Battery, dwl 521 Geary
Fisher Benjamin, truckman, dwl 918 Geary
Fisher Benjamin A., wagonmaker aud blacksmith,
310 Mission, dwl 3 Minna
Hisher B. Frank, ( Selleck & F.) dwl 565 Howard
Fisher Charles, carpenter, dwl SE cor Treat Avenue
and Twenty-second
Fisher Charles. salesman with P. Douglas & Co.,
dwl 423 Bush
Fisher Charles A., (Fisher & Co.) dwl 611 Bush
Fisher Charles C, clerk, dwl 1024 Geary
Fisher Charles F., stevedore, dwl S s Filbert bet
Sansom and Montgomery
Fisher Charles H., (colored) waiter, dwl 1508
Mason
Fisher Clarence W., usher Alhambi'a Theater
Fisher E., waiter What Cheer House
Fisher Edgar W., drayman with Sroufe, Sweeny &
Co., dwl 701 Clementina
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Fisher Edward, molder, dwl 78 Clementina
Fisher Ellen, (widow) furnished rooms, dwl 171
Minna
Fisher Ellen Mrs., dwl 537 Mission
Fisher Ernest, porter with Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
dwl 236 Sutter
Fisher Frank, clerk, dwl 22 Second
Fisher Frank, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Fisher Frederick, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 147 Silver
Fisher Fritz, peddler, dwl 438 Broadway
Fisher George, barkeeper, dwl 327 Green
Fisher George, consul for Greece, office 729 Mont-
gomery, dwl 915J Howard
Fisher George, goldbeater with Snow & Roos, dwl
327 Geary
Fisher George H., hairdresser with Martin Koch, dwl
What Cheer House
Fisher George M., clerk letter-department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl J 1 14 Jackson
Fisher George P., carpenter with Henry G. Pratt,
dwl 567 Howard
Fisher George YV., jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl NE cor Washington and Jones
Fisher George W., salesman with Heathtield, Bogel
& Co., dwl 1307 Pacific
Fisher George W. B., collector, dwl NE cor Jones
and Washington
Fisher G. N., dwl 120 Seventh
Fisher Godfrey, passenger agent Chicago andNorth-
western Railway, dwl 410 Kearny
Fisher Gustave, upholsterer with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 537 Mission
Fisher Henry E., plasterer, dwl 522 Geary
Fisher Henry J., melter with James A. Mars, dwl
1114 Jackson
Fisher Herbert, longshoreman, dwTl 710 Kearny
Fisher Herman C, scrollsawyer with Kragen &
Geishaker, dwTl NW cor Stev and Second
Fisher James, seaman ship Lookout, dwl 301 Beale
Fisher John, apprentice Pacific Saw Manufacturing
Company, dwl 918 Geary
Fisher John, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Fisher John, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Fisher John, seaman, dwl 37 P.icitic
Fisher John, seaman, dwl 132 Stenart
Fisher John, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Fisher John J., laborer, dwl S s Oregon bet Drumm
and Davis
Fisher Lucy A., (widow) furnished rooms, 923
Washington
Fisher Lui, milkranch, W 8 San Jose Avenue bet
Twenty-third and Twentv-fourtb
FISHER LUTHER P., advertising agent, office
20 and 21 Merchants' Exchange, res Oakland
Fisher Malcolm, butcher, dwl 561 Mission
Fisher Maria, (widow) dwl 930 Howard
Fisher Philander, coaldealer, dwl 826 Harrison
Fisher Philip I., bookkeeper, 14 Battery, dwl 1901
Stockton
Fisher Robert, seaman bark Samoset, pier 11 Steu
Fisher Samuel, clothing, 543 Jackson
Fisher Sarah J. Miss, compositor Women's Co-
operative Union, dwl 1306 Jackson *
Fisher Sidney A., stockbroker, office 14 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 726 Sutter
Fisher Thomas, plasterer, dwl 423 Hyde
Fisher Thomas A., salesman, 102 San'som, dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Fisher Thomas D., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Fisher Wallace, drayman, dwl 826 Harrison
Fisher William, salesman, 209 Montgomery, dwl
Steiner bet Hayes and Fell
Fisher William J., bookkeeper with Church&Clark,
dwl Morton House
Fisher William J., salesman S. F. & P. Sugar Com-
pany, dwl 34 Ellis
Fisher William W., drayman with G. E. Sloss, dwl
826 Harrison
FISHER & CO., I 'Charles A. Fisher and Augus-
tus A. Fisher) hatters, 300 Montgomery
Fisher — See Fischer
Fishina Pietro, dishwasher Martin's Restaurant
Fisk Andrew J., (Snow & F.) dwl 1623 Mission
Fisk Asa, monevbroker, office 304 Montgomery,
dwl 1014 Gearv
Fisk Asa W./Fisi & Sheer) dwl 131 Montgomery
Fisk John, baker Swain's Bakery, dwl N s Everett
nr Fourth
Fisk John B., merchant, office SE cor Jackson and
Drumm, dwl 32 Sixth
Fisk Josiah M., laborer U.S. Appraiser's Store, dwl
964 Mission
Fisk Royal, commission merchant, 402 Front, dwl
1221" Washington
FISK & SLICER, (Asa W. Fisk and Walter B.
SNcerj general commission merchants, 508
Washington .
Fiske Charles T., tollgate keeper, Point Lobos Road
Fiske George, photographer with Thomas House-
worth & Co.
Fiske Henry G., metalroofer, 809 Market, dwl 817
Mason
Fitch Byron S., clerk Cent.P.R.R., dwl 607 Sutter
Fitch Casper, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Fitch Casper, proprietor Mechanics' Restaurant,
Hunter's Point
Fitch Charles S., clerk with Fletcher & Greenhood,
dwl 2 Vernon Place
FITCH GEORGE K, (S. F. Bulletin Co. and S.
F. Call Co.) dwl 1030 Bush
Fitch George M., conductor City R. R., dwl 91 Fif-
teenth
Fitch H., ink manufacturer, dwl 212 Broadway
Fitch Henrietta, (widow) dwl 127 Kearny
Fitch Henry S., real estate, office 506 Montgomery,
dwl 911 Vallejo
Fitch Horace Y., ( H. Y. Fitch $• Co.; dwl 648 Miss
Fitch H. Y. & Co., (Henry Breslnuer and Samuel
P. Blinn) junk dealers, 622 Battery
Fitch James R., stockbroker, office 411 California,
dwl 823 O'Farrell
Fitch John B, compositor Examiner, dwl Brooklyn
Hotel
Fitch Mary L., (widow) dwl 2 Vernon Place
Fitch Thaddeus S., real estate, office 520 Montgom-
ery, res Bay Street Station, Alameda county
Fitch William S., attorney at law, office, room 25
Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl NE cor Lombard
and Kearny
Fitchburg Homestead Association, Henry S. Fitch,
secretary, office 506 Montgomery
Fife John S., carpenter, dwl 128 O'Farrell
FITTER EIBE IL, liquorsaloon, SW cor Jackson
and East, dwl 5 Lewis Place
Fittig A. Miss, teacher Mission Street Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 516 Jessie
Fitzgerald Austin, tailor, dwl 2 Tay
Fitzgerald Christopher, bricklayer, dwl 421 Natoma
FITZGERALD EDWARD, secretary Marine
Board S. F., office 607 Front, dwl 617 Vallejo
Fitzgerald Eliza, (widow) dwl 5 Howard Court
Fitzgerald Ellen, (widow) confectionery, 4 Turk
Fitzgerald Ellen, (widow) dwl Twenty-first Ave-
nue nr Railroad Avenue
Fitzgerald George, porter with E. Commins & Co.,
dwl 30 Second
Fitzgerald George R., cooper with Charles Sealy,
dwl 12241 Pine
Fitzgerald J., laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amelia
Fitzgerald Jacob, (colored) barber, dwl 1316 Bdwy
Fitzgerald James, boatman, dwl N s Union bet San-
som and Battery
Fitzgerald James, groceries, 549 Mission, dwl 27
Anthony
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO " ."F ] DIRECTORY
247
Fitzgerald James, laborer Point Lobos Road, dwl N
8 Point Lobos Road
^Fitzgerald James, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Fitzgerald James, miner, dwl 521 Jessie
Fitzgerald James, teamster, dwl 111 William
Fitzgerald John, boatman, dwl SE cor Front and
Vallejo
Fitzgerald John, clerk, dwl 709 Mission
Fitzgerald John, clerk with Archbishop J. S. Ale-
many, St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl Point Lobos
Avenue nr tollgate
Fitzgerald John, gardener, dwl 2611 Bush
Fitzgerald John, helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Fitzgerald John, laborer, dwl 39 Ecker
Fitzgerald John, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Fitzgerald John, laborer, dwl YV s Devisadero bet
Eddy and Ellis
Fitzgerald John, tanner, dwl N s Santa Clara nr
Carolina
Fitzgerald John, tanner, dwl San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
Fitzgerald John F., bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 156 Clara
Fitzgerald Joseph, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro.
Ass'n, 234 Sutter
Fitzgerald Lawrence, deputy license collector city
and county, dwl 115 Franklin
Fitzgerald Maggie Miss, millinery goods, 137 Kear
Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, 271
Minna
Fitzgerald Martha Mrs., boarding and lodging, 1316
Broadway
Fitzgerald Maurice, metalroofer with John Kehoe,
dwl 622 Battery
Fitzgerald Michael, cartman, dwl 1115 Broadway
Fitzgerald Michael, coaldealer, dwl New Franklin
House
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, dwl Railroad House
Fitzgerald Michael, mariner, dwl 505 Fourth
Fitzgerald Michael, oiler with P. M. S. S. Co.
Fitzgerald Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 531
Howard
Fitzgerald Michael, stoker, dwl 504 Davis
Fitzgerald Michael, teamster with W. H. Miller &
Co., 110 Jackson
Fitzgerald Miles, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
A6s'n, 814 Howard
Fitzgerald Morris, roofer with John Kehoe, dwl 622
Battery
Fitzgerald Nicholas, laborer, dwl 366 Natoma
Fitzgerald Nicholas, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Fitzgerald O. P. Rev., dwl SW cor Jones and Bay
Fitzgerald Patrick, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fourth
Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries and liquors, 549 Mis-
sion, dwl Irving House
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Howard
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, bds 301 Beale ■
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, dwl 154 Clara, rear
Fitzgerald Patrick, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Fitzgerald Patrick, shoemaker with P. Kelly, dwl
319 Jessie
Fitzgerald Peter, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Fitzgerald Philip, boarding and lodging, SE cor
Front and Vallejo
Fitzgerald Rebecca, (widow) furnished rooms, 709
Mission
Fitzgerald Richard, helper with Calvin, Nutting &
Sou, dwl 211 Folsom, rear
Fitzgerald Richard D., bootmaker with Bucking-
ham & Hecht, dwl 537 Hayes
Fitzgerald Stephen, (W. E. Miller & Co.) dwl 136
Silver
Fitzgerald Thomas, expresswagon, Davis nr Pacific,
dwl SW cor Davis and Pacific
Fitzgerald Thomas, foreman N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
534^ Jessie
Fitzgerald Thomas, horsetrainer, dwl 19 Grand
Avenue
Fitzgerald Thomas, printer, dwl 860 Folsom
Fitzgerald W., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Fitzgerald William, actor Metropolitan Theater
Fitzgerald William, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Fitzgerald William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
519 Bush
Fitzgerald William W., salesman with Samuel Graaflf
& Co., dwl 231 Stevenson
Fitzgerald William J., driver Omnibus R. R,, dwl
214 Tehama
Fitzgihbon David, dancing academy, 771 Market,
dwl SW cor Mission and Third
Fitzgihbon Edward, clerk with Dr. John F. Gibbon,
dwl 923 Pine
Fitzgihbon John M., policeman City Hall, dwl 545
Howard
Fitzgihbon Morris, salesman, 624 Market, dwl 319
Jessie
Fitzgihbon Thomas, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.
S. Senator
Fitzhenry James, wines and liquors, 534 Commercial,
dwl 42 Ecker
Fitzhenry John, mariner, dwl 14 Clarence Place
Fitzhenry Michael, teamster, dwl 621 Grove
Fitzlar Joseph, weigher, dwl 427 Third
Fitzmaurice Ann, (widow) dwl 928 Harrison
Fitzmaurice Martin, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Fitzon Charles, steward New Pacific House, 418
Drumm
Fitzpatrick A., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Fitzpatriek Ann, (widow) dwl 2 Zoe Place
Fitzpatrick Anne, (widow) dwl 12 Scott Place
Fitzpatrick Anthony F., clerk with Cent. P. R. R.,
dwl 808 Third "
Fitzpatrick Arthur G., contractor, dwl S s Twenty-
second bet Shotwell and Folsom
Fitzpatrick Charles, butcher, dwl 566 Mission
Fitzpatrick Dennis, tailor, dwl 40 Natoma
Fitzpatrick Edward, laborer, dwl 18 Minna
Fitzpatrick Elizabeth Mrs., seamstress with Adolph
Mnller, dwl Brannan nr Gilbert
Fitzpatrick Francis, hamessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 152 Minna
Fitzpatrick Hugh, laborer, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty -second and Twenty-third
Fitzpatrick Hugh, steward steamer Santa Cruz,
Washington St. Wharf
Fitzpatrick James, laborer, dwl 11 Ritch, rear
Fitzpatrick James, laborer, dwl 224 Francisco, rear
Fitzpatrick James, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Fitzpatrick James, painter, dwl 215 Fourth
Fitzpatrick James, plumber, dwl S s Filbert nr
Webster
Fitzpatrick James, tanner, dwl W s Iowa nr So-
lano
Fitzpatrick John, bakery, SE cor Sixteenth and
Shotwell
Fitzpatrick John, bricklayer, dwl 3 Valencia
Fitzpatrick John, clerk with Conway & Blaney,
dwl 343 Jessie
Fitzpatrick John, cooper S.F.& P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 1 Gordon nr Harrison
Fitzpatrick John, janitor Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary School, dwl E s Hyde bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Fitzpatrick John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
Hyde nr Filbert
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Fitzpatrick John, laborer with R. &. J. Morton
Fitzpatrick John, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Fitzpatrick John, teamster, dwl 83 Stevenson
Fitzpatrick John, truukmaker with E. Galpen &
Co., dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Shotwell
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
248
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.
Fitzpatrick John E., Bodamaker, dwl 120 Geary
Fitzpatrick John P., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 445 Clenientiua
Fitzpatrick Julia Miss, tailoress, dwl 236 First
Fitzpatrick Martin, livery and sale stable, 814 Miss
Fitzpatrick Mary, (widow) dwl S s Brannan bet
Gilbert and Seventh
Fitzpatrick Michael, engineer Golden Age Flouring
Mills, dwl 1711 Stockton
Fitzpatrick Michael, machinist Union Iron Works
dwl 28 Minna
Fitzpatrick Michael, tanner, dwl NE cor Twentieth
and Shotwell
Fitzpatrick Owen, molder iEtna Iron Works, dwl
83 Stevenson
Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, dwl 705 Front
Fitzpatrick Patrick D., tinsmith, dwl 1111 Bdwy
Fitzpatrick Redmond, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl
318iRitch
Fitzpatrick Roger, blacksmith S. P. R. R., dwl E s
Harrison nr Sixteenth
Fitzpatrick Thomas, brakeman S.P.R.R.
Fitzpatrick Thomas, stevedore Cent. P. R.R., dwl 278
Mission
Fitzpatrick Thomas, teamster S.F. Gas Co., dwl 361
Tehama
Fitzpatrick Thomas L., salesman with Patrick F.
Nolan, dwl 123 Sixth
Fitzpatrick Timothy, /'Fitzpatrick & O'Brien) dwl
511 Minna
Fitzpatrick William F., carpenter and builder, dwl
E s Dolores nr Seventeenth '
Fitzpatrick & O'Brien, [Timothy Fitzpatrick and
John O'Brien) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Minna
Filzsimmous Charles, confectionery, 603 Sutter, dwl
403 Geary
Fitzsimmons James, laborer, dwl 14 Sumner
Fitzsimmons James, plumber, dwl cor Minna and
Seventh
Fitzsimmons James, stevedore, dwl SE cor Chest-
nut and Polk
Fitzsimmons James, tinsmith, dwl 607 £ Minna, rear
Fitzsimmons John, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 164 Jessie
Fitzsimmons John, painter, dwl Twelfth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Fitzsimmons Joseph, porter, 321 California, dwl 759
Mission
Fitzsimmons Margaret, (widow) real estate, dwl Ns
Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansom
Fitzsimmons Patrick, stonemason, dwl E s Second
Avenue nr Sixteenth
Fitzsimmons Thomas, bookkeeper Phcenix Iron
Works, dwl 279 Stevenson
Fitzsimmons Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Fitzwilliam Daniel, waiter with Philip Donoho,dwl
SW cor Harrison and Fifth
Fivey William, watertender N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Oriflamme, dwl 414 Stevenson
Fjord Lorentz, shipcarpenter, dwl 927 Greenwich
Flach Joseph, market, SW cor Dolores and Seven-
teenth, dwl Ss Railroad Avenue nr Dolores
Flaehet Dominick, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co.
Flachmeyer Christian, expresswagon, 100 Spear,
dwl SW cor Fulton and Laguna
Flack Samuel, plasterer with W. Kellett, dwl 439
Jessie
Fladin John, laborer, dwl Railroad House
Flagg Byron S., dairyman with John A. Shepston,
dwl' SW cor Twenty-sixth and Old San Jose
Road
Flagg Henry, woodturner, dwl 569 Bryant
Flagg 11., stockbroker, dwl 1 Eddy
Flaglor Gilbert, real estate, dwl 254 Clementina
Flagler Patnelia, (widow) dwl 1303 Broadway
Flaglor William G., painter, dwl 254 Clementina
Flahaut James, upholsterer and furniture, 740 Wash-
ington, dwl 3 Adona Place
Flaherty Bartley, laborer, dwl 9 Miller's Place
Flaherty Dennis, hackman, dwl NE cor Gough and
Grove
Flaherty Edward, ex-supervisor, dwl 631 Sac
Flaherty Edward, laborer S. P. R. R.
Flaherty James, carpenter, dwl 48 Silver
Flaherty John, laborer, dwl 109 William
Flaherty John, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
3 First
Flaherty John, seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3 Steu
Flaherty Mary A. P., (widow) dwl 439 Clementina
Flaherty Michael, laborer with John Fay, dwl
N s Chestnut nr Taylor
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, dwl Twelfth Avenue nr
M, South S. F.
Flaherty Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Flaherty Patrick, machinehaud California Planing
Mill, dwl 233 Perry
Flaherty Peter, stevedore, dwl 324 Vallejo,rear
Flaherty Richard, (Larkin & F.J dwl N s Ash Av-
enue nr Larkin
Flaherty Thomas, carpeuter, dwl 553 Mission
Flaherty Thomas, cartman, dwl 9 Geneva
Flahey John, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Flahive James, coalpasser with P. M. S.S. Co.
Flaig Martin, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Flammer Charles, bookkeeper with Taaffe & Co.,
dwl 3 Howard Court
Flamming William, mariner, dwl 107 Chambers
Flanagan Charles B., clerk with Dewey & Co., dwl
924 Minna
Flanagan Daniel, watchman Central R. R., dwl
957 Bryant
Flanagan Edward, pressman with Francis & Val-
entine, dwl 537 Sacramento
Flanagan James, dwl 1708 Dupont
Flanagan James, laborer, dwl 1909 Hyde
Flanagan James, saloon, 728 Pacific
Flanagan James A., lumber surveyor, dwl Ws
Fillmore nr Turk
Flanagan John, (John Flanagan & Co. J dwl 24
Tehama
Flanagan John, barkeeper, 413 Mont, dwl 438 Jessie
Flanagan John, bootmaker, 207 Stevenson, dwl N 8
Jessie bet Third and Fourth
Flanagan John, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl
304 Beale
Flanagan John, porter with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
728 Market
Flanagan John, salesman with Armes & Dallam,
dwl 618 Greenwich
Flanagan John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Flanagan John Jr., bootmaker, dwl N s Jessie bet
Third and Fourth
FLANAGAN JOHN & CO., importers and job-
bers wines and liquors, 421 Front
Flanagan Joseph M., clerk Cent. P. R. R., dwl 119
Welsh
Flanagan Lawrence G., boilermaker S. F. Boiler
Works, dwl 150 Shipley
Flanagan Mary, (widow) dwl 438 Jessie
Flanagan Mary Mrs., dwl 817 Pacific
Flanagan Michael, clerk with Littletield, Webb &
Co., dwl 617 Mission
Flanagan Michael, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Flanagan Michael A., oyster stand Bank Exchange,
dwl 438 Jessie
Flanagan Patrick, shoemaker with James S. Swain,
dwl SW cor Dupont aud Broadway
Flanagan Thaddeus, clerk with James Kellv, dwl
924 Minna
Flanagan Thomas, drayman with Israel M. Emery,
dwl 20 Ellis
Flanagan — see Flannagan and Flannigan
Flanders Alvan, collector, dwl 1513 Jackson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO J?] DIRECTORY
249
Flanders Jonathan P., driver Central R. R., dwl
2 Bryant Avenue
Flanders Nathan, engineer, dwl 1225 Pacific
Flaneliey Miles, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 811 Howard
Flanigan Bernard, carpenter, dwl 420 Bryant
Flanigan James, laborer, dwl S s Twentieth nr
Columbia
Flanigan James, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Flanigan Michael, (Flanigan Sf Kennelly) dwl
N W cor Front and Pacific
Flanigan William, laborer, dwl W s Broard nr Ori-
zaba
Flanigan & Kennelly, (Michael Flanigan and
Jeremiah Kennelly) liquors, NW cor Front
and Vallejo
Flanigan. — See Flanagan and Flannigan
Flannagan James, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 422
Brannau
Flannagan John, blacksmith, dwl 728 Market
Flannagan Michael, blacksmith, dwl 728 Market
Flannagau Michael, horseshoer with Dunnigan &
O'Dea, dwl 333 Bush
Flannagan Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bitch and Clara
Flannerly John, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Flannery Michael, gardener, dwl 28 Minna
Flannery Roger, laborer, dwl 10 Hartrnan
Flannigan Bernard, liquors, SW cor Hayes and
Laguna
Flannigan Edward, printer, dwl 537 Sacramento
Flannigan James, clerk, dwl 617 Mission
Flannigan James, hackmau, Plaza, dwl 321 Jessie,
rear
Flannigan James, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Flarney James, laborer, dwl 91fij Folsom
Flarthey Margaret, (widow) dwl 618 Post
Flatau Louis, deputy assessor, dwl 131 Montgomery
Flathman Claus, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Folsom & Haywood
Flatlev John, cartman, dwl 367 Natoma
Flatt C. J., (A.Holmes & Co.) dwl 537 Turk
Flattery John, physician, office 305 Montgomery,
dwl 227 Stevenson
Flause Joseph, helper with John R. Sims, dwl cor
Broadway and Mason
Flavin Eliza, (widow) I.X.L. Auction Store, 616
Kearny, dwl 230 O'Farrell
Flavin Martin J., salesman, 616 Kearny, dwl 230
OFarrell
Fleet Walter, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Fleger John, expresswagou, cor California and
Battery, dwl 307 1 Seventh
Fleischaker Samuel, clerk with John Bloch, dwl 615
Green
Fleischauer Wm. C, hairdresser, dwl 309 O'Farrell
Fleischer Wolf, capmanufacturer, 405 California,
dwl 822 Post
Fleischman John, hairdresser, dwl 728 Harrison
Fleischmanu Charles, barber, dwl 1100 Stockton
Fleisher Charles, steward with Arthur B. Stout, dwl
SW cor Twenty-first and Howard
Fleishhacker Aaron, riierchant, dwl 1015 Post
Fleishman B. M., (of Fleishman & Kaufman, Yolo
County, Cal.J office 9 Battery, dwl 622 Green
Fleishmau Henry, waiter Nucleus House
Fleishman Israel, (Fleishman, Sichel & Co.) res
New York
Fleishman Jacob, bakery, E 8 Valencia nr Sixteenth
FLEISHMAN, SICHEL &. CO., (Israel Fleish-
man, Julius Sichel and Louis Wertheimer)
importers and jobbers hardware, 112 and 114
Front
Fleissner Julius, porter with Joseph Lipman, dwl
338 Bush
Fleming Bartholomew, bookkeeper with Frank
Eastman, dwl 18 Russell
Fleming David, calker, dwl SE cor Sec and Natoma
Fleming David J., machinist with Calvin Nutting
& Son, dwl 51 Clementina
Fleming David L., varnisher with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 359 Minna
Fleming George, cook, dwl 533 Commercial
Fleming George, waiter, dwl 129 Morton
Fleming George L., compositor Morning Call, dwl
624 Pacific
Fleming James, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl Pacific House
Fleming James, hostler, dwl 8 Hunt
Fleming James, laborer, dwl 336 Main
Fleming James, laborer, dwl 408 Seventh
Fleming James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Flemiug John, expresswagon, cor Miss and Beale
Fleming John, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 266
Clementina
Fleming John T., clerk with Eugene Lies, dwl 122
Davis
Fleming Mary, (widow) lodgings, 570 Howard
Flemiug Patrick, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Fleming Peter, plumber, dwl E s Larkin bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Fleming Peter J., clerk with P. J. Sullivan, dwl
266 Clementina
Fleming Samuel, clerk with Kittle & Co., dwl E s
Hyde bet Filbert and Union
Fleming Socrates C, special policeman, dwl 122
Davis
Fleming Thomas, brassfinisher California Brass
Works, dwl 51 Clementina
Fleming T. W., cook, dwl 32 Steuart
Fleming William, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel^ dwl 342 Fifth
Fleming William, clerk with Numa Grange, dwl
N s Hyde bet Union aud Filbert
Fleming William, laborer, dwl 640 Mission
Flemiug William, mechanic, dwl 512 Fourth
Flemiug William, shipcarpenter, dwl 51 Clementina
Flemiug William B., driver with Bowen Bros., dwl
44 Tehama
Flemming David, laborer with De Vries & Chase
Flemming James, farmer, dwl 129 lackson
Flemming Patrick, engineer steamer No. 7, S. F. F.
D., dwl S s Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Flemming Patrick E., morocco shaver with C.
O'Donnell, dwl 13 Clinton '
Flemming Philip, engineer with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 314 Beale
Flemming Thomas, conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 257 Perry
Flennig Louis, musician Metropolitan Theater, dwl
117 Pacific
Fleuniken Robert, (Phipps & F.) dwl 9 Yerba
Buena
Fleres Antonio, hairdressing saloon, 541 Sacramento,
dwl 929 Jackson
Fleres John, clerk, dwl 929 Jackson
Fletcher Artemus T., agent New York and Phila-
delphia Boards Underwriters, office 318 Califor-
nia, dwl 1020 Pine
Fletcher Asa P., carrier Bulletin and Alta Califor-
nia, dwl 43 Stanly Place
Fletcher Annie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 614 Mason
Fletcher Barney, (colored) janitor Exchange Build-
ing, dwl 1330 Broadway
Fletcher George, waiter Montgomery Hotel
Fletcher George W., clerk, 208 Bat, dwl 1020 Pine
Fletcher Henry, teacher drawing, dwl 247 Perry
Fletcher John, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Fletcher Joseph, carpenter, dwl 320 Sansom
Fletcher Joseph, steward Montgomery Hotel
Fletcher Joshua, graiuer with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 17 Fourth
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Kata and Trimmings.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Mcratg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Fletcher Alary A. Miss, dwl 314 Bush
Fletcher Montgomery, dwl Union Club
Fletcher Richard F., (Fletcher <$« Greenliood) res
Alameda
Fletcher Samuel J., upholsterer with Plum, Bell
&Co.
Fletcher Sarah, (widow) dwl SE cor Ellis and
Buchanan
Fletcher Stephen, molder with Risdon Iron and
Locomotive Works Co., dwl 213 Jones
Fletcher Thomas, (Fletcher & BclhnerJ dwl SE cor
Sacramento and Drumm
Fletcher William, carrier Alta California, dwl 2104
Mason
Fletcher William, harnessmaker with H. D. Jame-
son, dwl 2104 Mason
Fletcher William M., carpenter, dwl NE cor Tyler
and Devisadero
Fletcher & Bellmer, (Thomas Fletcher and John
H. C. Bellmer) restaurant, 215 Davis
Fletcher & Greenhood, (Richard F. Fletcher and
Otto Greenhood) city agents Phcenix, Home
and Travelers Ins. Cos., office 424 California
Fleurier Madame, lacemender, 659 Market
Fleurier Louis F., engineer with W. T. Garratt
& Co., dwl 659 Market
Fleury Adolph Jr., laundryman French Laundry,
525 Sixth
Fleury Alexander, laundryman, dwl 916 Powell
Fleury Desire Mdme., dwl 615 Stockton
Fleury Paul, housesmith and awningmaker, 715
Dupont, dwl SE cor Octavia and O'Farrell
Flick Charles, carhuilder with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 546 Fourth
Flick Jacob, baker, dwl 23 Scott Place
Flick William F., (Standard Soap Co.) dwl 331
Jessie
Flimmer Philip, engineer, dwl 314 Beale
Flinn James, plasterer, dwl20Folsorn Avenue
Flinn James J., (Patrick T. Flinn & Son) dwl
SW cor Howard and Eighth
Flinn John, coaldealer, SW cor Seventh and Miss
Flinn M., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearnv
Flinn Patrick T., (Patrick 7\ Flinn & Son) dwl
SW cor Howard and Eighth
Flinn Patrick T. & Son, (James J. Flinn) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Howard and Eighth, and
hay and straw, 213 Eighth
Flinn.— See Fiynn
Flint Alexander B., (Flint & Haskins) dwl 675
Mission, rear
Flint A. T. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
dwl 706 Sutter
Flint Augustus L., harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 613 Pine
Flint Augustus P., (Heywood & /V res Oakland
Flint Benjamin, (Perkins, F. & Co.) res San Juan,
Monterey Co.
Flint Edward P., (Flint, Peabody & Co.) res
Oakland S
Flint Elijah, (Palmer & F.) dwl 731 Bush
Flint Francis E., (Flint 8f Morton) dwl 1412 Pine
Flint James P., (Flint, Peabody & Co.) res Oak-
land
Flint Jane H., (widow; treasurer Ladies Relief
Society, dwl 1312 Powell
Flint Julius, captain bark Ainothvst, Rincon Wharf
Flint Milford M., carpenter and builder, dwl 626
Jessie
Fliut Olof, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
FLINT, PEABODY & CO., (James P. and Ed-
ward P.Fhnt.George H.Kcllo?rg and William
K. Flint) shipping and commission merchants,
and agents Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory,
office 408 California
FlintThomas, ( Perkins, F. & Co.) res San Juan,
Monterey Co.
Flint William K., (Flint, Peabody & Co.) res Oak-
land
Fliut & Haskins, (Alexander B. Flint and Hiram
D. Haskins) junk, 675 Mission
Flint & Morton, (Francis E. Flint and Edgar J.
Morton) wholesale and retail grocers, 121 Post
FLINT'S WAREHOUSE, Perkins, Flint & Co.,
proprietors, SW cor Battery and Greenwich
Flintoff Thomas, laborer, dwl 248 Tehama, rear
Flockett Oliver, rigger, dwl 239 Fremont
Flood — , (widow) dwl Ns Harrison nr Dora
Flood Alexander, carpenter, dwl 34 Welsh
Flood Bernard, tailor, dwl 157 J Clary
Flood Charles B., teamster with C. H. Wetherbee
& Co., dwl 424 Fell
Flood Christopher, clerk with Michael Flood, dwl
56 Jessie
Flood Daniel, cook, dwl 12 Clementina
Flood Edward, plasterer, dwl N a Sheridan bet
Ninth and Tenth
Flood Henry S., (McCain, Flood & McGlnre) dwl
216 Turk
Flood Hugh, marblepolisher, dwl 144 Natoma
Flood J., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Flood J., domestic Lick House
Flood James, laborer, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Flood James, plasterer, dwl 1317 Sacramento
Flood James, stevedore, dwl 10 Verona Place, rear
Flood James C, (Flood & O'Brien) dwl 419 Ellis
Flood John, dwl 56 Jessie
Flood John, baker, dwl 1324 Dupont
Flood John, hostler with Hugh Glinn, dwl 116 Mkt
Flood John, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Flood John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 12 Verona
Place
Flood John, seaman with bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Flood John, pianomaker, dwl 22 Turk
Flood John, plasterer, dwl 1517 Sacramento
Flood John, poultry, dwl 560 Natoma
Flood John W., payingteller with Donohoe, Kelly
& Co., dwl 422 Eddy
Flood J. R., laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
FLOOD MICHAEL, importer Catholic books and
stationery, 685 Market, dwl 811 Ellis
Flood Michael H., porter, dwl 110 Dora
Flood Noah F., principal Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 900 Powell
Flood Patrick, gasfitter, dwl N s Harrison nr Dora
Flood Patrick, laborer, dwl 317 Fifth
Flood Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Flood Patrick, porter with Kane & McGuire
Flood Patrick, roofer with John Kehoe, dwl Teha-
ma n r Second
Flood R., seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
FLOOD & O'BRIEN, (James C. Flood and Wil-
liam S. O' Brien) milling, office 507 Mont
Flood & O'Brien's Building, 319 Montgomery
Florence J. Geortre, proprietor North Beach Livery
Stable, lSIOPowell
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES, Samuel Hill
agent, 19 New Montgomery
Flores Antonio, manufacturer cirsiugles, dwl N s
Dupont Alley
Flores John, laborer with Domingo Ghirardelli
Flores Policarpo, shoemaker with H. M. Beers &
Co., dwl 20 South Park
Flores Trinidad, harness and saddlemaker, 529 Pac
Florida Co., (Chinese) cigar manufs, 744 Wash
Florine John, clerk, 500 Kearny, dwl SW cor
California and Stockton
Florine O. N., bricklayer, dwl 1434 Pine
Floto John H., physician, office and dwl 402 Kearny
Flournette John, cook Occidental Hotel
Flower Charles F., stevedore, dwl W s Hampshire
nr Twenty-third
Flowers Edward, clerk with Plum, Bell & Co.
Flowers Henry, foreman with Whitney ifc Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Floyd Edmund P.. shipjoiner, dwl 21 Stanford
Floyd G. S., dwl What Cheer House
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
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Floyd John W., tobacconist with Cvrus Adams,
dwl 1 SOS Powell
Floyd Robert, engineer, dwl 519 Jones
Floyd R. S., captain N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. John
L. Stephens, dwl 415 First
Floyd Thomas, machinist with Joshua Hendy, dwl
551 Folsoni
Floyd Thomas W., shipjoiner with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 178 Perry
Floyd Zaccheus, meterman S. F. Gas. Co., dwl 1004
Jackson
Flubacher Emile, foreman with F. X. East, dwl 8
Virginia Place
Fluegger John C, boots and shoes, 210 Brannan,
dwl 18 Clarence Place
Fluem Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl E s Harrison bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Fluor Christian, cabinetmaker with Luch singer &
Son, dwl 722 Minna
Flynn Andrew, boots and shoes, 126 Third, dwl
323| Minna
Flynn Anthony, carpenter, dwl 29 Pleasant
Flynn Bridget, (widow) dwl 1061 Market, rear
Flynn Catherine, (widow) dwl 622 Natoma
Flynn Daniel, cashboy, 606 Market, dwl 1061 Mkt
Flynn Daniel, hackman, dwl 81 Jessie
Flynn Dennis, miner, dwl 41 Ritch
Flynn Dennis, whitewasher Cosmopolitan Hotel
Flynn Edmond, groceries and liquors, SE cor Post
and Taylor
Flynn Edward, laborer, dwl E s Utah nr Mariposa
Flynn Edward, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard '
Flynn Edward, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co.
Flynn Ellen, (widow) dwl 115} Shipley
Flynn Hugh, coal and wood, 860 Howard
Flynn James, bootmaker, 47 Second, dwl 79 Everett
Flynn James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Flynn James, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Flynn James, Riggers' and Stevedores's Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Flynn James, shoemaker, 47 Second, dwl 37 Everett
Flynn James, stevedore, dwl 143 Silver, rear
Flynn James, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 322 Green
Flynn James S., (Flynn 8? Fay) dwl S s Twenty-
sixth nr Bartlett
Flynn Jeremiah, drayman with William McCriudle,
dwl Chesley nr Harrison
Flynn John, carpenter, dwl 1223 Myrtle Avenue
Flynn John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Larkinand Ash
Flynn John, coaldealer, 1115 Mission
Flynn John, cook Alms House
Flynn John, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl 231
Pacific
Flynn John, laborer, dwl 9 Virginia
Flynn John, laborer, dwl cor York and Butte
Flynn John, laborer with DeVries & Chase
Flynn John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Flynn John, seaman, bds 238 Steuart
Flvnn John, stevedore, dwl 143 Silver
Flynn John M., clerk, 102 Sansom, dwl 1153Folsom
Flynn John T., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Flynn Luke, groceries and liquors, 136 Eighth
Flynn Mary, (widow) seamstress, dwl 17 Anthony
Flynn Mary, (widow) dwl 214 Ritch, rear
Flynn Mary Miss, millinery, 912 Dupont
Flynn Maurice, laborer, dwl 69 Jessie
Flynn Maurice, porter, 217 Bush, dwl NW cor
Brannan and Sixth
Flynn Michael, carpenter, dwl 128 Oak
Flynn Michael, laborer Miners' Foundry, dwl 211
Tehama, rear
Flynn Michael, waiter with Noonan & McGratb,
dwl 218 Main
Flynn Michael M., tinsmith with Locke & Mon-
tague, dwl Twenty-second bet Miss and Capp
Flynn Morris, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl W s Diamond nr Nineteenth
Flynn Patrick, (Flynn # Go.) dwl 1903 Hyde
Flynn Patrick, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., dwl 150
Silver
Flynn Patrick, laborer ^Etna Iron Works, dwl 316
Beale, rear
Flynn Patrick, market, SW cor Brannan and Sixth
Flynn Patrick, milkranch, N s Moid ton nr Wehster
Flynn Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 26 Turk
Flvnn Peter, special policeman, dwl 10 Kate
Flynn Thomas, clerk with Patrick T. Flinu & Son,
dwl SW cor Howard and Eighth
Flynn Thomas, expressman, S W cor Third and Mar
ket, dwl 41 Ritch
Flynn Thomas, real estate, dwl E s Columbia nr
Eighteenth
Flynn Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 17 Third
Flynn Thomas O, shoemaker with James Flynn,
dwl Irving House
Flynn Timothy, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Flynn Timothy, plasterer, dwl 452 Clementina
Flynn William, carriageblacksmith with Lowney
Brothers, dwl 721 Minna
Flynn William, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Flynn William G., stairbnilder with A. McGuire,
dwl 21 £ Mary
FLYNN &" CO., (Patrick Flynn, Philip Reilly
and Jeremiah Riordan) City Restaurant, 538
and 542 Clay
Flynn & Fay, (James S. Flynn, and Andrew Fay)
market, W s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Flynn — See Flinn
Foa Julius, (Gouzy & Co.) dwl SW cor Broadway
and Dupont
Foalstich Dedois, groceries, 550 Mission
Foard Jeremiah W,, accountant, dwl 122 Taylor
FOARD J. McDONOUGH, editor Golden City,
office 427 Montgomery, dwl 631 Sacramento
Foard — See Ford
Focacci Domenico, boarding, 932 Montnomerv
Focacci Louis, (W. J. T. Palmer & Co./ dwl 932
Montgomery
Foege Carsten, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak
and Octavia
Foehl Carl, toolmaker with J. H. Schmitz, dwl 18
Sansom
Foeth John H. , carpenter, SW cor Pac and Mason
Fogarty David, (Fog arty & Meyer J dwl 615
Larkin
Fogarty E. R., carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Fogarty Henry P., saloonkeeper, dwl Dolores nr
Sixteenth
Fogarty James, butcher, 37 Occidental Market, dwl
E s Fillmore bet Fell and Hayes
Fogarty James, coachman with E. V . Hathawav,
38 South Park
Fogarty James, hostler La Grande Laundry
Fogarty James, shoemaker, dwl 409 Geary "
Fogarty J. G., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Fogarty John, shoemaker, dwl 2615 Bush
Fogarty Michael, hostler with H. & W. Pierce, dwl
916 Montgomery, rear
Fogarty Patrick, carpenter, dwl 81 Stevenson
Fogarty Patrick C, contractor, dwl NW cor Fill-
more and Haight
Fogarty Patrick H., laborer, dwl S s Dolores nr
Sixteenth
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Twentieth bet
Dolores and Church
Fogarty Thomas, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy
Fogarty William, conductor City R. R.
Fogarty William, laborer, dwl 673 Howard
Fogarty William, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Fogarty & Meyer, (David Fogarty & Jacob Meyer)
blacksmiths and carriagemakers, 966 Mission
Foge Frank, groceries and liquors, 120 Second, dwl
100 Minna
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
252
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.
Foge Theodore, baker, dwl 32 Rauseh
Poge William, groceries aud liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Stevenson
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay
Fogel Jacob, ( Fogel 4' Harris) dwl 261 Tehama
Fogel it Harris, (Jacob Fogel and William Harris)
tailors, 337 Bush
.Foger Frank, groceries, NW cor Second and Minna,
dwl 43 Minna
Foger .Minnie Mrs., furnished rooms, 43 Minna
Fogg Augusta, (widow) dwl 616 McAllister
Fogg George, drayman Commercial Flour Mills,
dwl 122 Eddy"
Fogif George W., superintendent Pacific Iron
Works, dwl 350 First
Fogg J. S., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Fogg William A., (Douglas & F.) dwl 616 McAl-
lister
Fogle Lewis C, clerk with Charles H. Stoutenbor-
ongh, dwl 704 Sutter
Fogle Owen 13., teller with Hickox & Spear, dwl
' 701 Sutter
Fogler Joseph, dwl 1232 Mission
Fogler Philip, bootmaker, 304 Jackson
Fogothey House, Madame Gaubois, proprietress,
N.'ii Broadway
Fogshell Frank, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Fogns D. H.. dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Fohrenholz John, mate steamer Capital, dwl SE
cor Davis and Clark
Foizey Richard S., engineer Lick House, dwl 216
Prospect Place
Folan Mary Ann, (widow) dwl 418>£ Grove
Folen Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park
Foley Alfred A., bookkeeper with A. L. Bancroft
& Co., dwl 511 Folsom
Foley Ann, saleswoman with Hughes & Foley, dwl
43 Fourth
Foley C, laborer with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Foley Christopher C, engineer steamer Petaluma,
dwl N s Moulton Place nr Montgomery
Foley Cornelius, laborer, dwl Greenwich bet Leav-
enworth and Jones
Foley Daniel, laborer, dwl 211 Tehama, rear
Folev Daniel B., boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
& Co., dwl 230 Sixth
Foley Dennis, broker, dwl W s Guerrero bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Folev Dennis, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 840 Market
Foley Dennis C, salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl 526
Pine
Foley Edmund, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Montgomery and Filbert
Foley Edmund, porter with Green & Searle, dwl
E s Montgomery bet Filbert and Greenwich
Foley Edward, laborer, dwl Bay View
Foley Edward, laborer, dwl Jefferson nr Presidio
Foley Edward T., clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 230 Sixth
Foley Ellen Miss, shoefitter with Orrin Jones, dwl
51 Natoma
Foley Francis, hide and wool dealer, dwl 336
Seventh
Foley Francis, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl 21 Moss,
rear
Foley Frank, baker, dwl 210 Third, rear
Foley Henry, clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 51 Natoma
Foley James, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Foley James, ropemaker S.F. Cordage Factory, dwl
S s Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
Foley James, engineer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Foley James, trackman Market Street R.R.
Folev J- C, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Foley John, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 114
Fourth
Foley John, expresswagon, cor Fourth and Folsom
Foley John, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Foley John, fireman with L. & E.Emanuel, dwl
E s Crook bet Braunan and Townsend
Foley John, foreman press-room with Francis &
Valentine, dwl 218 Prospect Place
Foley John, laborer, dwl 4 Willow
Foley John, laborer, dwl 75 Natoma, rear
Foley John, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 27 Minna
Foley John, laborer with Wilde & Allen, dwl 331
Fourth, rear
Foley John, manager Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., 503 California, dwl Lick House
Foley John, painter, dwl 319 Tehama
Foley John, shoemaker with John McGuire, dwl
51 Natoma
Foley John J., clerk, dwl 938 Mission
Foley Julia, (widow) dwl 11 Crook
Foley Kate Miss, shoefitter with Orrin Jones, dwl
51 Natoma
Foley Kate E. Miss, machine operator with Buck-
ingham & Hecht, dwl 255 Minna
Foley Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, 750 Howard
Foley M., laborer with Thomas Braden,dwl SWcor
Pierce and Eddy
Foley Mary Miss, shoefitter with Orrin Jones, dwl
51 Natoma
Foley Matthew, laborer, dwl 230 Minna
Foley Michael , (Hughes & F.) dsvl 43 Fourth
Foley Michael, blacksmith, dwl 317 Tehama
Foley Michael, calker with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl 336
Fifth
Foley Michael, helper Union Iron Works
Foley Michael, laborer, dwl 109 Dora, rear
Foley Michael, laborer with Haucock &. Kelso
Folev Michael, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
600 Third
Foley Michael, machinist Golden State Iron Works
Foley Michael G., machinist, dwl 7 Fifth Avenue
Foley P., porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Foley Patrick, dwl 32 Rauseh
Foley Patrick, drayman, SW cor Sansom and
Washington, dwl 323 Oak
Foley Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 553 Mission
Foley Peter, inolder Miners' Foundry, dwl 50
Tehama
Foley Robert, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth
and Stevenson
Foley Sarah, liquor saloon, W s Drumm bet Jack-
son and Oregon
Foley Thomas, (Makoney, F. & Boyle) dwl 449
Natoma
Foley Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 448 Natoma
Foley Thomas, boots and shoes, S s Sixteenth nr
Second Avenue
Foley Thomas, hackman, cor California and Mont-
gomery
Foley Thomas, laborer, dwl 37 Ecker
Foley Thomas, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl cor
Third and Berry
Foley Thomas, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Foley Timothy, barkeeper with Michael G. Sears,
NW cor Broadway and Davis
Foley Timothy, fireman Bay View Distillery, dwl
Fifteenth Avenue nr H, South S. F.
Foley Timothy, glassblower S. F. Glassworks, dwl
cor Berry and Fourth
Foley William, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl 119
Third
Foley William, operator Western Union Telegraph,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Folger Allyn S., mail clerk Alta California, dwl SE
cor Sutter aud Leavenworth
Folger Daniel F.. bookkeeper, dwl 814 Ellis
Folger Daniel W., superintendent Flint's Ware-
house, SW cor Battery aud Greenwich, dwl
814 Ellis
Folger Eugene, clerk, 338 Mont, dwl 5 Stockton
Folger Frederick, reservoir keeper Spring Valley
Waterworks, dwl Luke Honda
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas,
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.
253
Folger Hattie Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl cor Twentieth and Valencia
FOLGER J. A. & CO., (Otto Schoemann) Pio-
neer coffee and spice mills, 220 Front
Folger James A., (J. A. Folger & Go.) res Oakland
Folger Sarah E., (widow) dwl 10 Willow Avenue
Folger Seth, porter with John Rosenfeld, dwl 116
Oak
Folger Shubal, master mariner, dwl 1507Larkin
Foliug Mary, (widow) dwl S s Ash nr Octavia
Folk Solomon, cottonbattiutr maker, dwl 229 First
Folkers A. H. B.,(J.H.A.Folkers & Bro.J dwl 107
Leavenworth
Folkers J. H. A., (J.H.A. Folkers & Bro.) dwl 814
Hvde l>et Bush and Sutter
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BROTHER, (A. KB. Fol-
kers J agents Tiemann &, Co.'s surgical and den-
tal instruments and trusses, 118 Montgomery
Folks Samuel, merchant, dwl 333 Tehama
Follansbee Alonzo W., clerk with George Howes&
Co., dwl 711 California
Follen John, laborer City R.R.
Folley James, miner, dwl 179 Minna
Folley Samuel, liquor saloon, junction Market and
Sacramento
Follier Robert G., shoemaker with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 1067 Market
Follis Richard H., butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 90 and
91 California Market, dwl NE cor Ellis and
Fillmore
Follmer Reinhold A., liquor 6aloon, W s Kentucky
nr Sierra
Follmer William, ropemaker S.F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Iowa, Potrero
Folly James, engineer Prince Alfred, dwl 6 St.
Charles Piace
FOLSOM ALBERT, carriage manufacturer, 531
California, dwl N s Sacramento bet Broderick
and Devisadero
Folsom Charles F. B., expresswagon, 650 Market,
dwl 1507 California
Folsom Franklin T., blacksmith with Albert Fol-
som, dwl 209 Minna
Folsom George A., bookkeeper with Albert Folsom,
dwl 209 Minna
Folsom George T., insurance adjuster, office 302
Sansom, dwl NE cor Bush and Stockton
Folsom Myrick, carpenter, dwl S s Eleventh Avenue
bet N and P, South S. F.
Folsom Samuel, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Folsom Street and Fort Point R.R. and Tunnel Co.,
office 428 California
Fonda Alfred, (John Gray $• Co. J dwl 520 Sutter
FondaFrankM.. ticket agent S. P. R. R., dwl 334
O' Fan ell
Fonda William T., bookkeeper, 427 Montgomery,
dwl SW cor Sacramento and Broderick
Fontana Carlo, dwl Garibaldi House
Foutana Francisco, mariner, dwl 604 Vallejo
Fontaua Giuseppe, (A. Biggi & Co.) dwl Ns Bran-
nan bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Fontana M. J., bookkeeper with A. Galli &, Co.,
dwl Vincent nr Green
Foo Lang, (Chinese) merchant tailor, 839 Dupont
Fook Kee, ( Chinese) carver and painter, 705 Jack
Fook Yuen & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 711 Dup
Fookes William G., carviagespring maker, SW cor
Market and Fifth, dwl 15 Sumner
Foorman Simon, commission merchant, office 728
Montgomery, dwl 429 O'Farrell
Foorman Solomon, (Hecheimer & F.J dwl 429
O'Farrell
Foote H., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Foote Henry D., engineers' department P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 331 Montgomery
Foote Henry L. Rev., assistant rector Trinity
Church, dwl Trinity Church study
Foote John, cook, dwl 238 Steuart, rear
Foote Joseph H., (Clark & F.) dwl 32 Sixth
Foote William W., (Foote # Carter) res Oakland
Foote & Carter, ( William W. Foote and John W.
Carter J attorneys-at-law, office 25 and 26 Mont-
gomery Block
Footman John J., carriagepainter with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 24 Freelon
Foran Edward F., compositor Alta California, dwl
920 Clay
Foran Patrick, porter, 23 Front, dwl 734* Howard
Forbech Charles, seaman bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Forbes Alexander, (Forbes Brothers Sf Co. J dwl
Lick House
Forbes Alexander, patternmaker, dwl N s Fern Av
nr Polk
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 Montgomery, dwl 14 Essex
FORBES BROTHERS & Co.,* (Alexander and
Charles Forbes) importers and com merchants,
805 Sansom
Forbes Charles, (Forbes Brothers 8? Co.) dwl NE
cor South Park and Third
Forbes G. Frank, clerk, 221 Battery, dwl 1615 Pow
Forbes J. A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 233 O'Farrell
Forbes Jane, (widow) dwl 1615 Powell
Forbes Jane R., (widow) clerk S.F. Post Office, dwl
331 Sixth
Forbes John, stevedore, dwl 1021 Battery
Forbes J. Winchell, chemist with Benjamin B.
Thayer, dwl 619 Mission
Forbes Melville P., marble worker with John Dan-
iel & Co.
Forbush Frederick, goldpenmaker with A.J.Haight,
dwl 26 1 Kearny
Forcada Francisco, fisherman, dwl 723 Davis
Forchenas Henry, fisherman, dwl Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis
Ford Alexander, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 636 Jessie
Ford Andrew, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine, 36 Steuart
Ford Byron, miner, dwl 431 Minna
Ford Charles, drayman with Schussler & Ulmer,
dwl 11422 Market
Ford Cyrus, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Ford Daniel, hostler Central R. R., dwl 110 Clinton
Ford Dennis, marblepolisher, dwl cor Mary and
Minna
Ford D. 11., driver City R. R.
Ford E. B., captain bark Martha Rideout, pier 3
Steuart
Ford Elihu, farmer, dwl 921 Market
Ford Ellen, widow, dwl 130 Second
Ford F., watchman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Cornelia
Ford F. Allen, bookkeeper, 114 Montgomery, dwl
921 Market
Ford Francis, barkeeper with Neil Duffy, dwl Ri-
alto House
Ford Frederick, butcher with Brown & Sniffeu, dwl
51 Clara
Ford George, carpenter, dwl 411 Sansom
Ford Henry Mrs., (widow) dwl 51 Clara
Ford Ira, hotel proprietor, dwl 921 Market
Ford James, drayman with U. S. Draymen, dwl cor
Ellis and Hyde
Ford James, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
1108 Hyde
Ford James P., oysterman with Solomon Tesmore,
dwl 208 Ritch
Ford Jeremiah T., machinist S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Tennessee, Potrero
Ford John, bootmaker, 106 Pacific, dwl 342 Union
Ford John, butcher with M. Selig & Co., dwl cor
Fourteenth Avenue and P, South S. F.
Ford John, carpenter, dwl Tenth Av nr R. R. Av
Ford John, waiter, dwl 1516 Dupont
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
254
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.
Ford Jolm E., brnshmaker S. F. Brush Factory,
dwl Monltrie, Bernal Hights
Ford Joseph A., bookkeeper," 102 Sansom, dwl 329
Gear;
Ford Joseph C, stockbroker, office 420 Montgomery
Ford Martin, laborer, dwl 8W cur Bat and Green
Ford .Mary, (widow) lodgings, 71 Natoma
Ford Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 148 Shipley
Ford Mary A., furnished rooms, 921 Market
Ford Michael, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Foul Michael, bootmaker with Buckingham &.
Hecht, dwl NE cor Pacific and Sansom
Ford Michael, horseshoer with Thomas Ford, dwl
W s Steiuer bet Eddy and Ellis
Ford Michael, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltiue, 36 Steuart
Ford Michael, stevedore with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 365 Clementina
Ford Michael A., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
N s McAllister bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Ford M. J., dwl Russ House
Ford N. Br., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Ford N. V., conductor City R. R.
Ford Patrick, hempspinner S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl S s Napa ur Connecticut
Ford Patrick, soapmaker, dwl E s Potrero Avenue
nr Brannan Street Bridge
Ford Patrick, tailor, dwl 1112 Montgomery
Ford Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
Ford Silas P.. carpenter and builder, dwl 731 Green
Ford Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
635 Ellis
Ford Thomas, horseshoer, 13 First, dwl W s Steiner
bet Eddy and Ellis
Ford Thomas, laborer with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
148 Shipley
Ford Thomas, shoemaker with Mason & Taylor, dwl
429 Minna
Ford Thomas W., brushmalier S. F. Brush Factory,
dwl 405 Natoma
Ford Timothy, marblepolisber, dwl 149 Shipley,
rear
Ford YV. H., carpenter, 1013 Kearny
Ford William, (Reynolds & F.) dwl 615 Pine
Forde William C, compositor Evening Post, dwl E
s Jones nr Clay
Fordel John, speculator, dwl 1432 Stockton
Fordham Robert B.,f Fordham & Jennings) dwl
1210 Mason
FORDHAM & JENNINGS, (Robert B. Fordham
and Charles B. Jennings) jobbing and retail
grocers, NE cor Front and Jackson
Fordman Deitman, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Foree George, clerk with William Sherman & Co.,
dwl 424 Sansom
Foreman Andrew, superintendent type department
California Type Foundry, dwl 1*712 Polk
Foreman Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 45 Everett
Foreman John, engineer, dwl nr Cliff House
Foreman Major, clerk, dwl 45 Everett
Foreman Solomon, dwl 555 Minna
Foreman William, mining, dwl 424 Sansom
Forest James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Forester E. S. Mrs., teacher Powell Street Primary
School, dwl 914 Jackson
Forey Peter, collector, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy
Forkins Thomas, seaman, dwl N s Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis
Forley John, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Fol-
6oni, dwl 10 Louisa
Forman Sands W., reporter Examiner, dwl 1010
Pine
Formhals Ferdinand, tinsmith with Joseph J. Vas-
concellos, dwl 1603 Dupont
Forner Jacob B., policeman City Hall, dwl 418
Green
Forney Peter, pantryman with John Reagan, 610
Montgomery
Forpiani Frank, groceries andliquors, W s Mission
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Forrer Julius, gardener, dwl Baker nr Beach
Forrest Alexander P., salesman with J. W. Da-
vidson & Co., dwl 807 Bush
Forrest Antonio, dwl Union Club
FORREST BUILDING, 719 Market
Forrest C. F., contractor and builder, dwl 719
Market
Forrest James, dravman, SW cor California and
Davis, dwl 430 Fell
Forrest James M., (Pacific Strata Works Co.) dwl
312 Capp
Forrest James R., speculator, dwl 113 Welsh
Forrest Jennie Mrs., dwl 30 Kearny
Forrest John, shipcarpenter, dwl 730 Harrison
Forrest William D., bookkeeper with Stein, Simon
& Co., dwl 112 Mason
Forrester James, blacksmith, dwl S s Seventeenth
bet Mission and Howard
Forrester James F., plumber with McNally &
Hawkins, dwl 530 Sixth
Forsaith Edward W., (Forsaith, Tyler & Shaw)
dwl 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, cabinetmaker with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 243 Tehama
Forsberg Frederick, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Forschler Adam, (Kachele & F.) 619 Mason
Forsluud Jonas, tailor, dwl 337 Bush
Forsman Hugh, upholsterer with J. A. Shaber &
Co., dwl 516 Jones
Forsman William T., lettercarrier Bamber & Co.'s
Express, dwl S s Clark bet Drumm and Davis
Forst R. B., seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Foist er Laura, (widow) dwl W s Shotwell bet
Twentieth aud Twenty-first
FORSTER LOUISE MADAME, (Academie Pa-
risienue) trench boarding and day school, 912
Sutter
Forster Theodore, fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Forster William, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Forster William, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Forster — See Foster.
Forsyth , teamster with R. & J. Morton
Forsyth Alexander, lumber surveyor, office with
Whitney & Freese, dwl 516 Folsom
Forsyth George, bootmaker, dwl 526 Natoma
Forsyth George C, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 126 Page
Forsyth George W., porter with J. A. Drinkhouse,
dwl SW cor First and Stevenson
Forsyth Orrin W., clerk with Lewis & Morrill, dwl
112 Page
Forsyth Robert L., engineer, dwl 125 Perry
Forsyth Samuel, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
' E s Howard nr Nineteenth
Forsyth Thomas, dwl 210 Pacific
Forsyth William C, tinsmith with W. W. Walms-
ley, dwl 111 Welsh
Forsyth William K., shoemaker with Buckingham
& Hecht, dwl 112 Page
Forsyth — See Forsaith.
Fortado Antonio, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Fortado Manuel, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Fortbman John, laborer, dwl S s Seventeenth bet
Mission and Howard
Fortier Pierre A., optician, dwl 734 Twenty-second
Fortier Shadrach N., elerk with Frank F. Taylor,
dwl 1 1 Wetmore Place
FORTMANN F. &CO., (Henry Fortmann & Louis
Graber) prop's Pacific Brewery, 271 Tehama
Fortmann Frederick, (F. Fortmann & Co.) dwl 268
Tehama
Fortmann Henry, (F. Fortmann & Co.) dwl 268
Tehama
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.
255
Fortmaun Henry, barkeeper with F. Bertram &
Co., dwl 160 Steuart
Fortmanu. Henry, clerk with Sehriefer Brothers,
dwl 155 Natoma
Fortriede Henry, with William Fromhein, dwl 213
Minna
Fortro Josepli I., drayman with G. E. Sloss, dwl
161 Tehama
Fortun* Henry W., real estate, dwl 1025 Post
Fortune James A., salesman, 15 San, dwl 1023 Post
Fortune Thomas, cook, 3? Pacific
Fortuue Thomas, cook with John McLaue, E s
Front bet Broadway and Vallejo
Foshero William, blacksmith S. F. Glass Works,
dwl W s Chenery ur Randall
Fosbery George, band sawyer with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl Wes,t End
Fosert Franz, compositor California Demokrat, dwl
123 Tehama
Foshea Thomas, painter, dwl 718 Market
Foss Christieu O., cabinetmaker with Kimball Ma-
nufacturing Co., dwl 323 Tehama
Foss Hiram C, carpenter, dwl 605 Sacramento
Foss J. Frederick, mastermariuer, dwl S\V cor
Clay and East
Foss Le Roy, U. S. N., dwl 221 Powell
FOSS OSCAR, photographic gallery, 606 Kearny,
and photographic materials, 410 Kearny, dwl
6U6 Kearny
Fossard Amable, broker, office SE cor Sacramento
and Kearny, dwl 1917 Mason
Fossas Pedro. compositor Counter de San Francisco,
dwl 1234 Stockton
Fosse Alfred, lapidary with Frontier & Bellemere,
dwl 310 Hyde
Fosseu O. R., butcher Grand Hotel
Foster Albert, captain Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador, dwl 308 Lombard
Foster Antliouy, fruits and confectionery, 421 Fourth
Foster Arthur J., bookkeeper with Foster & Dole,
dwl 715| Bush
Foster Charles, seaniau, dwl 37 Pacific
Foster Charles, seaman, dwlNE cor Davis and Jack
Foster Charles H., shipjoiuer, dwl 140 Turk
Foster Daniel B. Jr., machinist with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl Steiumaun's Hotel
Foster E. Mrs., principal Geary Street Cosmopoli-
tan School, dwl cor Folsoui and Sixth
Foster Edward, superintendent engineer Cent. P.
R. R. Ferryboats, dwl 9 Calhoun
Foster Edwin J.. Homestead House, cor Twenty -
tifth Avenue and Point Lobos Road
Foster Enoch, (N. P. Cole $• (Jo. J dwl 813 Bush
Foster Fannie, cbambermaid American Exchange
Foster F. M., /Foster & Co. J dwl 342 Seventh
Foster Frederick, hempworker S. F. Cordage
Factory, dwl Iowa, Potrero
Foster George, actor Alhambra Theater
Foster George E., machinist with B. & J. S. Doe,
dwl 318 Ritch
Foster George I., compositor, dwl N s Ash nr Van
Ness Avenue
Foster George M., harnessmaker, dwl 531 Fourth
Foster George W., messenger with Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express
Foster Hans, miner, dwl 39 Jackson
Foster Henry A., ship and steamboatjoiuer, 4 Cal,
dwl S s Tyler bet Buchauau and Webster
Foster Hugh, bookkeeper with S. L. Mastick& Co.,
dwl 137 Montgomery
Foster Jacob M., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Foster Janies, salesman, 329 Bush, dwl 316 Tyler
Foster James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Foster James, seamau, dwl 23S Steuart
Foster John, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Foster John, shoemaker, dwl 128 Post
Foster John R., salesman with J. A. Shaber &. Co.,
dwl 254 Tehama
Foster Junius G., proprietor Cliff House, terminus
Point Lobos Road, 6^ miles from City Hall
Foster Robert, laborer S. F. Boiler Works, dwl cor
Capp and Twenty -fifth
Foster Samuel, (Foster ty Bole and Eureka Salt
Co. J res Oakland
Foster Samuel, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Foster Thomas, salesman, 606 Mkt, dwl 20 Mont
Foster Thomas J., agent Shoalwater Bay Oyster
Co., 89 California Market, res Oakland
Foster Thomas XV. ,( Foster & Co. J dwl 81 Fifteenth
Foster Thomas W. Jr., confectioner with R. Leh-
man & Co., dwl 81 Fifteenth
Foster W., printer, dwl 589 Market
Foster W. F., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Foster W. H., special policeman, dwl Seventeenth
nr Church
Foster William, dwl 115 Clark
Foster William, harnessmaker with Main &, Win-
chester, dwl 123 Second
Foster William, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 32
Natoma
FOSTER WILLIAM H. JR., commission and
general merchant, and general agent China and
Japan Marine Ins. Co., and Union Ins. Society
of China, office 210 Battery, dwl 1122 Pine
Foster William VV. (Mead, F. & WoolleyJ dwl
710^ Mission
Foster & Co., ( T. W. Foster & F. W. Foster)
confectioners, 313 Seventh
FOSTER & DOLE, (Samuel Foster and Daniel
N. Dolej wholesale grocers and shipping mer-
chants, 36 California
Foster. — See Forster
Foth Otildo, (widow) liquor saloon, 928 Kearny,
dwl Kearny Street House
Foubert Eugene, jewelerwith William Baehr & Co.,
dwl 551 Tehama
Foubert Eugene Jr., ieweler with William Baehr
& Co., dwl 551 Teliama
Fouchard Madame, dwl 532 Broadway
Fougazi Antonio, (Fougazi & FerozzJ dwl NW
cor Steiner and Turk
Fougazi ifc Perozz, (Antonio Fougazi and G. B.
FerozzJ vegetable garden, JN VV cor Turk and
Steiner
Fougere Emile,tinsmith with Isaac A. Stoutenburgh,
dwl W s Dupout bet Broadway and Vallejo
Fougere Louis, merchant, dwl 916 Jackson
Foulds J. E., shorthand writer, dwl International
Hotel
FOULKE LEWIS M., supervisor Internal Reve-
nue U. S., office 419 Cal, dwl Taylor nr Wash
Foulkes Stephen G., bookkeeper with Agard,Foulkes
&l Co., dwl 722 Green
Foulkes Thomas, ( Agard, F. & Co.) res London
Foulkes William, laborer with W. Lunge
Fountain George W., salesman, 212 California, res
Oakland
Fountain Lazarus, (colored) whitewasher, dwl 1507
Powell
Fountain Washington A., conductor Front St. M.
& O. R. R., dwl 5 Austin
Fouratt Enos, pilot Cal. P. R. R. Co's steamer
Sacramento, dwl S s Filbert nr Larkiu
Fouratt Isaac, pilot steamer Yosemite, Cent. P.R.R.,
dwl Ss Filbert nr Larkin
Fourchette Charles, cook with Miley &, Perrin, dwl
SE cor Jackson aud Stockton
FOURGEAUD VICTOR J., physician, office 513
Kearny, dwl 121 O'Farrell
Fouruess William, machinist with George T. Pracy,
dwl 134 Eighth
Fournier Peter, cabinetmaker with Rolland & Mar-
cot, dwl 8 Virginia Place
Fourot Victor, polisher with Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
dwl 617 Union
Fouts Clarence L., draftsman S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl 1023 Powell
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
256
SAN FRANCISCO []F] DIRECTORY
Fonts William, dwl 314 Bush
Foul/. William, i Martin Mangels fy Co.) dwl SE
eor Lombard and Taylor
Fowkes A. II.. first assistant engineer Moses Tay-
lor. Australia S. S. Line
Fowkes Henry, woodturner with E. K. Howes <fc
Co., dwl 81 1 Union
Fowkes Richard, milkman, dwl 814 Union
Fowler Albeit G., street contractor, dwl 718 Union
Fowler Gharles A., driver Cent. R. R., dwl 21
Garden
Fowler Charles, chop bouse, NE cor Pacific and
Kearny
Fowler George H.. pyrotechnist with Church &
Clark, dwl 632 Stevenson
Fowler James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Fowler James W., painter, dwl 308 Stockton
Fowler John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Fowler John B., marketwagon, dwl 1254 Mont
Fowler Joseph A., groceries, 115 Eighth
Fowler Laura T. Miss, teacher Valencia Street
Grammar School, dwl 208 Shotwell
Fowler .Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 120 Seventh
Fowler Mary E. Mrs., dressmaking, 308 Stockton
Fowler Thaddeus W., conductor N. B. & M. S. R.,
dwl 308 Stockton
Fowler William, solicitor with James McCann, E s
Front bet Broadway and Vallejo
Fowler William C, race boat saloon, SW cor Fourth
and Channel
Fowler William W., dwl 1917 Howard
Fowlis Thomas W., clerk with Marcos C. Hawley
& Co., dwl American Exchange
Fox Alexander, artist, 229 Kearny
Fox Charles, salesman, 332 Mont, dwl 629 Clay
Fox Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Fox Charles James, printer Hdqrs. Dept. Cal., 703
Market, dwl 2220 Hyde
Fox Charles N., ( Campbell, F. 8? Campbell) attor-
ney-at-law, office 528 California, (and Clark
Sf'F.) res Redwood City
Fox Charles W., (Cahill&F.) dwl 26£ Kearny
Fox David C, salesman with C. C. Hastings & Co.,
dwl 316f Third
Fox Frederick Rev., pastor First Reformed Church,
dwl 524 Greenwich, rear
Fox George, proprietor Dexter Livery and Sale
Stable, 223 Bush, dwl 754 Folsoin
Fox Henry A., clerk, dwl 101 1 Montgomery
Fox Henry A., (of Fox & Strutz, Sacramento
City) office 509 Sacramento, dwl 318 Taylor
Fox Hermann 15.. hairdresser, 8 Washington
Fox Hymau, dwl 9 J Moss
Fox James, actor Buckley's Varieties, dwl 1414
Stockton
Fox John, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl 421
Folsom
Fox John, cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Fox John, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Fox John, machinist with David Stoddart, dwl
153 \ Second
Fox John, metal roofer with H. G. Fiske, dwl 1213
Pacific
Fox John, varnish er and polisher, dwl 211 Turk
Fox Louis, waiter, dwl (ill Pacific
Fox Michael, fireman N.P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Idaho
Fox Morris, fruits, 631 Union
FOX PATRICK S., groceries and liquors, 38
Natoma
Fox Peter F., engineer, dwl 4 Card Alley
Fox Pbilo B., conductor N. B. & M. R. It., dwl 818
Folsom
Fox Sallie Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,
dwl 809 Mission
Fox Samuel, tailor, dwl 520 Geary
Fox Sarah K., dressmaker, 316| Third
Fox Thomas, coppersmith with James Macken,
dwl 11 Priest
Fox Timothy, carpenter, dwl 29 Stevenson
Fox William C, foreman with A. Wassermann &
Co., dwl San Jose Road nr Five Mile House
Foy Francis, teamster, dwl Ws Washington Ave-
nue bet Mission and Howard
Foy John J., teamster with J. Martenstein & Co.
Foy Joseph &Co., (Chinese) slipper manufacturers,
3(l!li Battery
Foy Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Minna, rear
Foye Charles, mariner, dwl 14 Ellis •
Foye Thomas, stationery, 1119 Folsom
Fove William, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
FOYE WILLIAM H., broker, office and dwl 340
Fremont
Foye William M., laborer with Spohn & Dougart,
dwl 37 Sacramento
Foye W. R. S., (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) res
Sacramento city
Fragley Henry H., clerk, 827 Folsom
Fragley Martin, groceries and liquors, 827 Folsom
Frah Philip, laborer, dwl 11 William, rear
Frame Robert, bricklayer, dwl 1328 California
Franca Giacomo, saloon, 536 Bdvvy, dwl Vallejo
France William, machinist with H. A. Deining, dwl
318 Third
France William T., collector La Graude Laundry,
dwl 308 Third
Francey William, molder, dwl N s California nr
Fillmore
Franchi Pietro, porter with Andreas Wunderer, dwl
1233 Stockton
Francioli Marco, laborer Occidental Hotel
Francis Charles, waiter with E. J. Foster
Francis D. B., (Francis & Valentine) dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Francis G., collector Imperial Fire Insurance Co.,
430 California
Francis George, club rooms, 535 Cal, dwl 616 Sac
Francis George G., salesman with Rockwell, Coye
& Co., dwl'330 Bryant
Francis Grosvenor, cabinet maker with Charles
Suckow, dwl 1705 Sacramento
Francis Harry M., clerk with G. Abraham, dwl 20
Silver
Francis Henry L., bookkeeper with Daltou & Gray,
dwl 10 Powell
Francis James, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Francis James, seaman bark Dublin, pier 17 Steuart
Francis James C, (colored) porter, 406 California,
dwlSE cor Hyde and Vallejo
Francis James E., (Francis & Wilson) dwl S s
Vallejo bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Francis John, cook, dwl 32 Steuart
Francis John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Francis John H., laborer, dwl N s Boyd nr Eighth
Francis Joseph, shoemaker, 4 Market, dwl Ohio
bet Pacific and Broadway
Francis William, laborer with Whitney & Freese
FRANCIS & VALENTINE, (D. B. Francis &
S. D. Valentine) Commercial Steam Printing
House, 517 Clay and 510 and 514 Commercial
Francis & Wilson, (James E. Francis and Israel
C. Wilson) (colored) bootblackiug, Merchauts'
Exchange
Francisco James, seaman N. P. Trans. Co. s S. S.
Orizaba
Francisco John, fisherman, dwl W s Sansom bet
Green and Union
Francisco Jose, shoemaker, bds 116 Jackson
Franciscovhh Matthew, coffee and liquor saloon, 41
Pacific, dwl E s Main nr Harrison
Franck Charles, proprietor Bacchus Concert Hall,
NW cor Commercial and Kearny, dwl cor
Mason and Clay
Franck George, painter, dwl 263 Jessie
Franck Helena Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 263 Jessie
Franck Joseph, brewer with Bavaria Brewery,
dwl 620 Vallejo
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY
257
Franck Lion, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Washing-
ton and Montgomery, dwl 914 Jackson
Franco Abraham, tailor, 202 Pacific
Franco Charles F., salesman with Frank Laere-
muns. dwl NE cor Washington and Taylor
Francois Jean, shoemaker, dwl 734 Vallejo
Francoeuer Germain, printer with J. H. Carmany &.
Co., dwl S s Twentieth bet Valeucia and Guer-
rero
FRANCONI LOUIS, secretary California Beet
Sugar Co.. and San Jacinto Tin Co., office 348
Montgomery, dwl 1902 Stockton
FRANETTA JOHN, liquor and billiard saloon,
NW cor Geary and Hyde ■
Franey James, conductor Market Street R. R., dwl
Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Frank Abe L., bookkeeper, 5 Battery, dwl 642 Fol
Frank A. H., (Gohn #• F.J dwl 1115 Leavenworth
Frank Antonio, seaman, dwl 32 Steuavt
Frank Asher, (Strauss <Sk F.) dwl 420 Post
Frank August, foreman butcher with Fred. Katz,
dwl 255 Perry
Frank August W., painter, 820 Washington
Frank Bernhard, mat trassmaker with Henry Frank,
dwl 64 Everett
Frank Charles, commission merchant, dwl303Tvler
Frank Emanuel M., (J. Angeli & Co. J dwl 302
O'Farrell
Frank Entile, liquors and tobacco, 434 Pine, dwl
912 Jackson
Frank Ephraim, clothing, 211 Pacific, dwl 929
Jackson
Frank Farley, laundryman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Frank Frederick, baker Union Bakery, dwl 1216
Pacific
Frank Frederick A., butcher, dwl 255 Perry
Frank George, seaman barkentine Eureka", pier 9
Steuart
Frank Henry, bedding and furniture, 217 Commer-
cial, dwl 64 Everett
Frank Henry, umbtellam'aker with John D. Barr,
dwl 619 Mission
Frank Isaac, butcher, dwl 439 Eddy
Frank Isaac H., salesman, 101 Battery, dwl 107
O'Farrell
Frank Isidore, (Frank fy Brother) dwl 914 Jackson
Frank Jacob J., (Frank & Co.) dwl 524 Geary
Frank James, brewer, dwl 13 William
Frank Jeanette, (widow) dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Frank John, cabinetmaker with N. G. Norden
Frank John, cigars and tobacco, Grand Central
Market, dwl 432 Jessie
Frank John, packer Commercial Flour Mills, dwl
SE cor Fillmore and Haight
Frank Joseph, barkeeper Muh's Hotel, dwl 433
Broadway
Frank Joseph, real estate, office 6 Montgomery, dwl
615 Taylor
Frank Joseph H.. (Frank Jj- Co.) dwl 602 Lombard
Frank Leon, (Frank Jp Brother) dwl 914 Jackson
Frank Louis, ( Sachs, Slrassbitrger & Co.) res New
York
Frank Louis P., insurance broker, office 220 Bat-
tery, dwl 625 O'Farrell
Frank Maurice, salesman, 22 Battery, dwl 213 Fran-
cisco '
Frank Moses J., salesman, 108 San, dwl 439 Eddy
Frank Nicholas, restaurant, 205 Third, dwl 63*6
Howard
Frank O. H., deputy Superintendent Streets, dwl
819 Broadway
Frank Samuel, clerk with Wooster & Shattuck, dwl
303 Ty lei-
Frank Samuel, salesman, 18 Kearny, dwl 773 Fol
Frank William, insurance agent, office 13 Merch-
ants' Exchange, dwl 1120 Stockton
Frank William, laundryman Occidental Laundry,
dwl N s Filbert bet'Gough and Octavia
Frank & Brother, (Leon and Isidore Frank) ci-
gars and tobacco, 704 Montgomery
Frank & Co., (Joseph H. and Jacob J. Frank) im-
porters and jobbers stationery, NE cor Sacra-
mento and Sanson)
Franke John, (Frauke & Brother) cor Sixteenth
Avenuue and I, South S. F.
Franke Reinhardt, (Franke & Brother) cor Six-
teenth Avenue ami I, South S. F.
Franke & Brother, (John and Reinhardt Frauke)
milkranch, Sixteenth Avenue nr I, South S. F.
Franke Rudolph, shoemaker, 430 Geary
Frankel Jacob Key.. rabbi Congregation Ohabai Sba-
lome, dwl 611 Gearv
Frankel L. B., merchant, (Gold Hill, Nev.) office
102 Battery, dwl 233 Tyler
Frankel Solomon, farmer, dwl nr Lake Honda
Fraukenberg Joseph, saddle and haruessmaker, 419
Sansom, dwl 433 Green
Frankenburg Julius, shoemaker, dwl 503 Sutter
Frankeneau Alfred, clerk, dwl 219 Powell
Frankenfield Julius, salesman, 328 Kearny, dwl
1423 Stockton
Frankenheimer Isaac, butcher, dwl 30 Ellis
Frankenheimer Joseph, butcher Metropolitan Mar-
ket, dwl 30 Ellis
Frankenstine H., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Frankenthal Jacob, salesman, 21 Battery, dwl 19
Stockton
Frankenthal Max, ( Adelsdorfer Bros.) dwl 525
Turk
Frankfort George, driver with Laurentz Ladner,
dwl 648 Sixth
Franklin A. A., bootmaker with I.M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl 303 Oak
Franklin Abraham, pawnbroker, 813 Kearny, dwl
109 Morton
Franklin Alhert, porter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Franklin Anna, (colored) (widow) dwl 17 Scott
Place
Franklin B. B. & Co., (Evean E.George) fruits and
produce, 205 Washington
Franklin Benjamin, (colored) cook stmr Yosemite,
dwl 17 Scott Place
Franklin Benjamin B., (B.B. Franklin & Co.) dwl
29* Third
FRANKLIN BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF-
FICE, Frank Eastman proprietor, 509 Clay
Franklin Carl, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Franklin Charles, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl N s Union bet Sansom and Bat
Franklin George, clothing, 511 Davis
Franklin Herman, bookkeeper with Bremer & Bro.,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Franklin Hotel, Hugh Currau proprietor, 414—116
Pacific
Franklin John, clerk with Abraham Franklin, dwl
109 .Morton
Franklin Joseph, (Franklin & Douglass) dwl 114
Jackson
Franklin Joseph, dry goods, 511 Market, dwl 715
O'Farrell
Franklin M„ commission dry goods, 511 Market
Franklin Roderick P., dwl 522 Howard
Franklin Samuel C, pressman with Edward Bosqui
& Co., dwl 109 Morton
FRANKLIN STEPHEN, secretary Bank Califor-
nia, orfii-e NW cor California and Sansom, dwl
519 O'Farrell
Franklin & Douglass, (Joseph Franklin and James
Douglass) prptrs Columbia House, 114 Jackson
FRANKS BUILDING. W s Breuham Place
Franks Fred., (Cline & F.) dwl 215 Geary
Franks James, drayman, dwl 13 William
Franks Matthew, restaurant, dwl 409 Main
Fransen Charles, carpenter with Middleman & Boole
Fransen Hans, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 1J6 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
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WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY
Fransen John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
FranBen John J., shipbuilder, dwl 3214 Mason
Frantz Charles, extra man Engine Co. No. 2, S. F.
K. I)., dwl 412 Hush
Frautzky George, (Bedding & F.) dwl 616 Sac
Fran/. Joseph, muster Pioneer Malt Works, dwl
E e Stockton nr Bay
Franzen Henry, upholsterer with H. Horstmanu &
Co., dwl 825 Post, rear
Franzen Jens, oysteimau with Techau & Gessen,
dwl 1 115 Kearny
Frapolli Baptiste, merchant, dwl 911 Filbert
Fraser A. E., real estate, dwl 325£ Bath
Fraser Alexander, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Fraser Andrew, seaman, dwl 3? Pacific.
Fraser Archibald, carpenter, dwl 728 Market
Fraser Charles, laborer, dwl 34 Natoma
Fraser Daniel, real estate agent, office 301 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1207 Hush
Fraser Donald, dwl Union Club
Fraser Edwin J., homeopathic physician, office and
dwl 102 Stockton
Fraser Henry, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 29
Everett "
Fraser Hugh, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point '
Fraser Hugh, proprietor Mechanic's Home, SE cor
Mission and First, and bookkeeper with Ber-
nard Gallagher, dwl 103 Fiist
Fraser James, tailor, dwl 337 Bush
Fraser John P., ass't engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Fraser Joseph, agent Rubber Clothing Co., 607 Mar-
ket, (Grand Hotel) dwl 736 Market
Fraser Lewis C, clerk with Moses G. Cobb
Fraser Roderick Hugh, engineer P.M.S.S. America,
dwl 30 Frederick
Fraser Thomas, clerk, dwl 211 Ritch
Fraser Thomas E., carpenter, dwl 6'J Natoma
Fraser William H., patternmaker City Iron Works,
dwl 211 Ritch
Fraser William J., bookkeeper with C. Adolphe
Low & Co., dwl 332 O'Farrell
Fraser see Frazer and Frazier
Frasey Edmond, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Frasey John, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Fratinger Antoine M., (Sullivan, F. & Co.) dwl
.105 Mason
Fratis John D., deckhand Cent. P. R. R., Co's
steamer Alameda, dwl 160 Jackson
Fran Thomas, fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Frauen Henry, with J. C. Fluegger, dwl 210 Bran
Frauenholz Hugo, sugar boiler S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finerv, dwl Gordon nr Ninth
Frauenholz Philip, (J. Gundlack & Co.) dwl 624
Vallejo
Frawley Josephine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 260 Stev
Frawley Michael, (Craig & F.J dwl S s Stevenson
nr Seventh
Frawley Patrick, packer California Cracker Com-
pany, dwl 268 Jessie
Frawley Richard, driver N.B. & M. R.R., dwl Mil-
ler's Place
Frawley William, carpenter, dwl 506 Minna
Frawley William, teamster, dwl 611 Stevenson
Frazee Vitruvius, architect, office 315 Montgomery
Frazer Alexander, stonecutter, dwl 73 Natoma
Frazer Charles, piledriver with E.C. Boobar & Co.
Frazer Daniel, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
dwl 48 Clay
Frazer Henry, carriagemaker, dwl 1405 Wash
Frazer James, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Frazer John, housemover, dwl 623 Davis
Frazer John P., carpenter, dwl 251 Third
Frazer William A., clerk with August Ludorff, dwl
1107 Montgomery
Frazer William R., "clerk with August Ludorff,
dwl 142| Fourth
Frazier Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Frazier — See Fraser
Freaderek W. A., proprietor Jackson Brewery,
1130 Mission
Freaney Thomas, carriagemaker with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 233| Perry
Frear Chauncey E., boxmaker with" Hobbs, Gil-
more <fe Co., dwl 911 Sacramento
Frederic!) Gustav, clerk, dwl 630 Sutter
Frederichs Conrad, laborer with Deutsch &■ Co.,
dwl N s Bdwy bet Montgomery and Kearny
Frederick Adolphus F.,. gilder with Kenny & Co.,
dwl 422 Filbert
Frederick John, seaman, dwl 123 Spear
Fredericks Barton C, physician, and agent Knick-
erbocker Life Insurance Company, office NW
cor Kearny and Geary
FREDERICKS JOHN, groceries and liquors, SE
cor Main and Howard, dwl E s Fillmore bet
Hayes and Grove
Fredericks Joseph, (Hardie & F.J dwl 1128 Sutter
Fredericks William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Tehama
Frederickson John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Frederickson Thomas, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Fredrickson Anton H, cook with Deutsch & Co.,
dwl 412 Green
Free William, superintendent Corporation Yard,
S.F.F.D., Ns Sacramento nr Drumm, dwl 828
Lombard
Freeborn James, ( Woods & F.J dwl Union Club
Freeborn William H., lodgings, NE cor Kearny and
Washington, and market, 1207 Mission, dwl
First Avenue nr Fifteenth
Freed Abraham, expresswagon, SE cor Kearny
and California •
Freel W., compositor Examiner, dwl 214 Turk
Freelon Thomas W., attorney-at-law, office 729
Montgomery, dwl 81S Powell
Freeman Asaph H., teamster with R. & J. Morton,
dwl 313 O'Farrell
FREEMAN BENJAMIN H., stairbuilder, scroll-
sawyer and woodturner, 413 and 415 Mission,
and president San Francisco Fire Department,
dwl 2512 Sacramento
Freeman C, dwl 424 Sansom
Freeman Calvin N., captain brig Brewster, dwl
1207 Union
Freeman Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Freeman Charles, (Jellings & F.J dwl 309 Sutter
Freeman Charles W., foreman printer with Bacon
& Company, res Oakland
Freeman Elisha, master mariner, dwl 721 Howard
Freeman Emanuel S., salesman, 21 Battery, dwl
223 Kearny
Freeman Enoch, musician, dwl 915 Pacific
Freeman Frank S., clerk with Marcus C. Hawley
&. Co. dwl 16 John
Freeman Hirara T., carpenter, dwl 146 Perry
Freeman Jacob, (Freeman & WrinJ dwl NE cor
California Avenue and Fair Avenue
Freeman John, laborer, dwl 23 Market
Freeman John E., bookkeeper with Spruance, Stan-
ley A Co.. dwl 109 Montgomery
Freeman John II., captain P.M.S.S. Japan, d^svl
Nucleus House
Freeman Joseph, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl 30 Baldwin Court
Freeman Mary Miss, whipmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 4H) Folsom
Freeman Mary C.,Mrs., (colored) waitingmaid Cal-
ifornia Theater
Freeman Otis K., accountant with P. M. S. S.Co.,
dwl 18 Essex
Freeman Samuel E., (colored) porter, dwl 209 Pros-
pect Place
FREEMAN, SMITH & CO., (Arthur A. Smith.)
shipping and commission merchants, 110 Cal
Freeman Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 30 Baldwin Court
Freeman William, (colored) dwl 9 John
HUNxINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 71! and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY
259
Freeman William, seaman, dwl 37 P.ierfic
FREEMAN & WRIN, {Jacob Free wan & Michael
.1. Wmi) tinsmiths and plumbers, 342 and 314
Third
Freeze Andrew C, f Whitney 8? F.J dwl E s Thir-
teenth bet Mission and Howard
Freese Frederick, ( Weichhart .\- F.J&snl 342 Third
Freese — see Frese
Freester Nicholas, seaman, dwl 3D Jackson
Frei Andrew, (Field <$ F.J dwl NW cor Fourth
ami Brannan
Freibor William, dwl53G Broadway
Freid Siegfried, clerk with Buyer, Reich & Co.,
dwl J02S Clay
Freidenrich David, attorney at law, office 408 Cali-
fornia, dwl Nucleus House
Freie John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sutter
and Stockton
Freiermuth George A., carrier Evening Bulletin
Freiijel Henrv. laborer, dwl 104 William
FREIGHT CIRCULAR, (monthly) John H. Car-
many & Co. publishers, office 409 Washington
Freilin^ Peter, hairdresser, 537 First
Freisenhausen John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
SE cor Geary and Devisadero
Freiser Fritz, porter With Hug & Schmidt, dwl 236
Sutter
Freitag Christina Mrs., dwl 311 Jackson
Freitas Antonio de, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Freitas Antonio Luis, laborer, dwM16 Jackson
Freitas Jago A. de, goldsmith, dwl 116 Jackson
Freitas Joachim de, cook, bds 116 Jackson
Freitas Jose, cook Lusitania House, SW cor Drumm
and Oregon
Freitas Jose de, shoemaker, dwl 116 Jackson
Freitas Manuel, jeweler, dw! 116 Jackson
Freitzen John, carpenter S. P.'R. R.
Frel James, blacksmith, dwl 42 First
French Arthur, ironmolder, dwl 157 Second
French B. F., carpenter, dwl 303 Mason
French Charles H., bookkeeper with Thomas J.
Morse, dwl 36 Geary
French Frank, delivery clerk with Bowen Bros, dwl
1:206 Kearny
FRENCH FRANK J., attorney at law, office 528
California, dwl 1617 Jackson
French George, actor California Theater, dwl 505
Bnsh
French George S., clerk What Cheer House, dwl
412 Geary
French H. E., machinist with I. H. Small, dwl 900
Powell
French Henry, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
FRENCH HOSPITAL, S s Brvant bet Fifth and
Sixth
French J., deckhand steamer Petaluma, Vallejo
Street Wharf
French J. A, student Heald's Business College, dwl
157 Second
French James, farmer, dwl 157 Second
French John, laborer Golden Gate Flour Mills
French John B., driver with A. R. C. Ice Co.; dwl
k 1206 Kearny
French John S.,* teamster, dwl 814 Jessie
French Joseph, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun
and Sausoin
French Joseph M., (French & GilmanJ dwl 22
Hawthorne
French Kreutzer C, laborer New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 464 Minna
French Lloyds, (Veritas) Joseph Ringot agent,
office 406 California
French Louis, special policeman, dwl 754 Wash
French M. B. & Co,, (John R. Stege) butter,
cheese, egxs, etc.. 23-26 California Market
French Moses B. (M.B.French & Co.) dwl 1036 Mis
FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIE-
TY, (Societt Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutu-
elle) office 808 Montgomery
French Norman G., clerk Twelfth Light House Dis-
trict, 204 (Montgomery, dwl 16 Perrv
FRENCH SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
(Societe Franchise d'Epargnes et de Prevoy-
auce Mutuelle) 401 Bush
French Stephen T., foreman with Cutting & Co.,
dwl 412 Austin
French Thomas J. treasurer California Theater, dwl
704 J Mission
French Underwriters, E. Chevassus, agent, office
524 Montgomery
French Wheeler N., porter Empire Warehouse, dwl
6 Garden
French William, teamster with R. &. J. Morton,
dwl NE cor Ellis and Taylor
French William, teamster with S. F. & P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl 1117 Folsom, rear
French William P., miscellaneous clerk Naval
Office, Custom House, dwl 305 Van Ness Av
French William H., lieutenaut-colonel U. S. A., dwl
Presidio
FRENCH & GILMAN. (Joseph M. French &
Granville B. GilmanJ importers and jobbers
wines and liquors, 205 and 207 Front
Frese Christian, cook Bank Exchange
FRESE EMIL, importer drugs and medicines, and
proprietor Frese's Hamburg Tea, 324 Clay
Frese Henry, cook, dwl 29 Everett
Fresno Quicksilver M. Co., (Fresno Co. Cal.J
office 414 California
Fretas L., laborer, dwl 24 Commercial
Freters Jesse, watchman steamer Alameda, Ala-
meda Ferry
Fretz Antonio, Varnisher with Chr. Schreiber &, Co.,
dwl 422 Drumm
Fretz Franz H., (Schmidt <& F.J dwl cor Broadway
and Stockton
Fretz Henry, agent, dwl 806 Vallejo
Freud Emily Miss, saleswoman with M. Freud, dwl
102 Jessie
Freud Hannah Miss, saleswoman with M. Freud,
dwl 102 Jessie
Freud Morris, hoopskirtand corset manufacturer,36
Second, dwl 102 Jessie
Freudenberg Matthew, porter with Schultz & Von
Bargen,dwl E s Larkin bet Geary and O'Farrell
Freund Frank M., hairdresser, 43u Third, dwl 31
Welsh
Freund Philipp, (Freund & Co. J dwl 502 Bush
FREUND ifc Co., (Philipp Freund) books and sta-
tionery, 204 Bush
Frey Charles, cutler, dwl 1012 Union
Frey Edward C, laborer U. S. A. Subsistence
Depot, dwl 15 West Avenue
Frey Joseph, brushmaker with Figer Bros., dwl
1207 Dupont
Frey William, baker with Swain & Co., dwl 140
Second
FREY WILLIAM A., music, musical instruments
and fancy goods, 404 Kearny, dwl 708 Mason
Frey — See Fry
Freybal Anton, bookkeeper with F. Korbel & Bros.,
dwl 114 Silver
Freze James, dwl Ns Post bet Buch and Webster
Frichette. Athanase, carpeuter with Frichette &
Daigueau, dwl Chapultepec nr Coso Avenue
Frichette Louis D., /Frichette & Baigneau) dwl
Chapultepec nr Coso Aveuue
Frichette & Daigueau, (Louis B. Frichette & Juli-
an Baigneau) carpenters and wheelwrights, E
s Drumm bet Washington and Oregon
Frick Alfred, mining engineer, dwl 28 Welsh
Frick Augustus, stairbuifder, dwl NE cor Hyde and
Green
Frick Christian, shoemaker, dwl 268 Jessie, rear
Frick Emma, (widow) seamstress, dwl SW cor
Dupout and Broadway
Frick Henry, clerk with A. Frick, dwl NE cor
Hyde and Green
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' yO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
260
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY
Frick John.clerk with James Kirwen,dwl 18-24 Pow
Frick Wallace, roofer, dwl 549| Brvant rear
Prick Walter, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl S
Bryant, rear
Flicker Jolin H., tailor, dwl 4 St. Mary Place
Frie John, laborer S.F.& P. Sugar Refinery, dwl IS
Sumner
Fried Adolph, (Fried & BcsseJ dwl 1007 Powell
Fried David, hairdressing and bathing saloon, 441
Sixth
Fried Siegfried, salesman with Buyer, Reich & Co.,
dwl 1028 Clay
Fried & Besse. (Aldolph Fried and Samuel If.
BcsseJ manufacturers rustic shades, 617 Mission
Friedberg Charles, bookkeeper with G. Venard.
dwl lOQuincy
Friedberg Elias, compositor with Bacon &. Co., dwl
181 Jessie
Friedberg Jacob, cattledealer, dwl 119 Garden
FRIEDBERG MORRIS S., cigars and tobacco,
NW cor Mission and Third
Friedeberg Adolph, bookkeeper, 113 Battery, dwl
722 California
Friedel Frederick, bootmaker, 108| Steuart, dwl W.
s Dolores nr Twenty -second
Friedemann Charles, salesman with Phipps &
Flenniken, dwl 330 Green
Friedenbergh John H., sashtnaker, dwl 103 First
Fiiedhofer August, cooper, dwl 248 Fourth
Friedhofer Paul, blacksmith, 249 Fourth, dwl 248
Fourth
Friediani Giovanni, framemaker with L. Gliilardi,
dwl 533 Howard
Friedlander H. & Co. /Jonas JonassouJ ladies' and
children's underwear, 9 Third
Friedlander Herman, (H. Friedlander & Co.) dwl
116 0'Farrell
Friedlander Herman, (Triest & F.J res New York
FRIEDLANDER I., commission merchant, and
graindealer. office 300 and 302 California, dwl
438Bryaut
Friedlander Morris, (Michels, F. $■ Go.) 9 Battery
Friedlander Samuel, salesman, 538 Kearny, dwl
632 Market
Friedlander Samuel J., salesman, 117 Battery
Friedlander Siegmund, clerk with Charles Zissig,
dwl NW coV Pacific and Kearny
FRIEDLANDER S BUILDING, NE cor Califor-
nia and Sansoin
FRIEDLANDER'S WAREHOUSE, I. Fried-
lander proprietor, SW cor San and Chestnut
Friedman Edward, ( Rosenbaum & F.J dwl 1025
Geary
Friedman' Isaac, fruitpeddler, dwl 1912 Larkin, rear
Friedman Jacob, glazier, dwl E 8 Front, nr Bdwy
FRIEDMAN JOSEPH S., real estate, office 611
Wash, dwl E s Van Ness Av bet Sutter and Bush
Friedman Louis, tailor, 11 Steuart
Friedman Louis F., hairdresser with Samuel Brodek,
dwl 327 Bush
FRIEDMAN SOLOMON, books, stationery and
fancy goods, 1108 Stockton, dwl Prescott House
Friederichs Philip, teacher music, dwl 120 Hayes
FRIEDRICH BROS., (John G.and Charles G.J
groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth and
Seeoud Avenue
Friedrich Charles G., (Friedrich Bros. J dwl SW
cor Sixteenth and Second Avenue
Friedrich Gustave, bookkeeper London and S. F.
Bank, dwl 630 Sutter
Friedrich John G., (Friedrich Bros. J dwl SW cor
Sixteenth and Second Avenue
Friedriehsen William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Friel Charles, jauitor St. Iguatius College, dwl 136
Natorna
Friel James, horseshoer with Thomas Ford, dwl
42 First
Friel James, shoemaker, dwl 265 Jessie
Friel William, stoves and tinware, 69 Fourth
Friend Samuel, clerk with David Samuels, dwl 46
Third
Friend William II., bookkeeper with Amies &
Dallam, res Oakland
Frier Adolph, bottler with Pache & Co., 219 Beale
Frier George, bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank,
dwl 702 Post
Fries Alois, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 228
Second
Fries Lewis, laborer, dwl E s Morey Alley nr Bdwy
Fries Otto, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 228
Second
Fries Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Friesenhausen John, groceries and liquors, SE cor
(leary and Devisadero
Frigneiro Antonio J., laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Princke Louis, paperhanger, dwl 10 Hardie Place
Frink George W., real estate, office 328 Montgom-
ery, dwl 224 Seventh
Frink Miner F. Jr., insurance agent, dwl 921 Mkt
Frink Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Flip Chei'ubiuo, laborer with John Jury & Bros.,
dwl 526 Merchant
Frisbee Thomas, dwl 131 Dora
Frisbie William D., cooper with Flint, Peabody &
Co., dwl 15 Verona Place"
Prisch J. W., groceries and liquors, 121 Seventh
Fiischniuth Charles, baker with Saulmaun &. Lau-
enstein, dwl 333 Bush
Friselle James, tinsmith, dwl E s Drumm bet Clay
and Washington
Frisb Joseph, fanner, dwl bet Lake Merced and
Ocean
Frisius Frederick A., bookkeeper S. F. Chronicle,
504 Montgomery
Frissell Sarah E. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 13 Oak Avenue
Pritch George, clerk with Richard D. Chandler ,dwl
NW cor Green and Jones
Fritch Homer, clerk with R. D. Chandler, dwl N s
Green bet Leavenworth and Jones
Fritchell Theodore C, miller Genesee Mill, dwl
537 Howard
Fritchie Joseph, bootmaker, dwl 515 Bush
Fritsch Charles, manager German Theater, dwl
1808 Taylor, rear
Fritsch George, laborer, dwl 1127 Harrison
Fritsch William, boots and shoes, E s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth
Fritsche J., tailor, dwl 338 Bush
Fritshi Ulrica, cabinetmaker with Luchsinger &.
Son, dwl 722 Minna
Frittenback Jacob, machinist Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills
FRITZ ALFRED J., wharfinger Mission Street
Wharf, dwl 215 Perry
Fritz Charles, steward P. M. S. S. Co., dwl N s
Brannan nr Second
Fritz Deizr, carrier with Simon Hoffman, dwl E s
Folsom nr Sixteenth
Fritz Diediich H., blacksmith with Benjamin A.
Fisher, dwl 10£ Rausch
Fritz Eugene N., gaslitter, dwl 168 Perry $
Fritz Henry, butcher, dwl Fifth Avenue
Fritz John, assayer with F. Reichling &. Co., cor
Main and Harrison, dwl 323^ Fifth
Fritz John, deckhand stm Alameda, Alameda Ferry
Fritz Joseph, foreman with Eberhart & Lachman,
dwl 3 Tehama
Fritz L., brewer, dwl S s Twentieth nr Folsom
Fritz Mai-garet, (widow,! dwl 168 Perry
Fritz William, shoemaker with Isaac Lowenstein,
dwl Myers Hotel
Fritz William EL, quartermaster P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl N s Brannan nr Second
Fritze Gustavns, conductor Cent. R. R., dwl Cliu-
ton'nr Brannan
Fritzschen Hermann, barkeeper with Henry Brock-
mann, dwl 1007 Battery
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY
261
Frizell Joseph R., shoemaker, NE cor Druinni and
and Clav
FRODSHAM CHARLES MILL, watchmaker and
jeweler. 826 Broadway, dwl -415 Broadway
Frodsham Edward, packer Commercial Flour Mills,
dwl S s Piige nr Buchanan
Frodsham John, watchmaker with C. Alliens, dwl
1506 Mason
Frodsham John Jr., watchmaker, 706 Kearny, dwl
S s Page bet Buchanan and Webster
Frohmann Snsman, boots and shoes, 246 Fourth
Frohn John, bootmaker, 158 Steuart
Frombern Charles, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 530 Bush
Froment, Mars A., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 826 Lombard
Fromhein Julius, poultry, game, etc., 43 and 44
California Market, dwl 2.28 Bush
Fromheiu William, fruits and produce, 153 Fourth,
dwl :210 Seventh
Fromies Philip, cooper with John P. Meyer, dwl
620 Pacific
Fromm Albert, brewer with W. A. Fraederek, dwl
1428 Mission
Fromm Louis, fringemaker with William Eng-
lauder, dwl 955 Howard
Frommer George, brewer with Gluck & Hausen,
dwl SE cor Fulton aiid Webster
Frond t Peter, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
FRONT STREET BLOCK, E 8 Front from Clay
to Washington
FRONT STREET, MISSION AND OCEAN
RAILROAD, office 1336 Bush
FRONT STREET WAREHOUSF,. Haycock &
Crary, proprietors, SW cor Broadway and Front
Front Street Wharf, foot Front
Frontier Pierre, { Frontier & Bellemere) dwl 11
Harlan Place
FRONTIER & BELLEMERE, (Pierre Frontier
and Augustus Bellemere) manufacturing jew-
elers, lapidaries and diamond setters, 706 Mont
FRONTIN JOSEPH, real estate agent, office 304
Montgomery, dwl 1515 Jackson
Froom A. W., assistant bookkeeper with John G.
Hodge & Co., dwl 613 Mission
Froomberg Abraham, (I. <Sr A. Froomberg) dwl
312± Minna
Froomberg Henry, fur manufacturer, 781 Folsom
Froomberg I. & A., auctioneers, 815 and 817 Kearny
Froomberg Isaac, (I. & A. Froomberg) dwl 172
Clara
Frost Bridget, (widow) tailoress, 711 Folsom
Frost Frank F., machinist S. P. R. H., dwl Es
Valencia nr Sixteenth
B'rost Horatio, (Frost & Richards) dwl 1610 Clay
Frost James, mastermariner, dwl 934 Folsom
Frost John, baker, dwl 21 Caroline
Frost Percy D., teamster Union Box Factory, dwl
114 Spear
Frost William, carpenter, 813 Sutter
Frost & Richards, (Horatio Frost and Calvin Rich
ardsj house and sign painters, 10 Morton
Ijfcowenfeld Jacob, (B. Dreyfus Sf Co.) dwl 207
Kearny
Frowley John, milkranch, dwl Ns Castro bet Fif-
teenth and Henry
Frowley Thomas, fruits, dwl 1028 Howard
Fruaen Peter, cabinetmaker with Johnson & Best,
dwl N s Harrison bet Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-fourth
I Fruelitnicht John, agent. La Grand Cigar Manufac-
turing Co., 312 Washington, dwl NW cor
Twenty first and Folsom
Frust William, baker American Bakery, dwl 715
Pacific
FRY JOHN D., president Crown Point, and Belcher
M. Co.'s, etc., office 419 Cal, dwl 321 Ellis
Fry Thomas J., hackman Morton House
Fry— see Frey
Fryda Frank, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Fryer George Holmes, exchangeteller London and
S. F. Bank, dwl 1720 Turk
Fryer Thomas, coachman, dwl 24 Oak
Fuchs Charles, salesman, 332 Mont, dwl 629 Clay
Fuchs Julius, laborer, dwl 611 Pacific
Fuchs Louis, tinsmith, dwl 803 Montgomery
Fuchs Philip, refiner S. F. Assay and Refining
Works, dwl S s Twenty-second bet Valencia
' and Guerrero
Fudge Henry G., carpenter, dwl cor Post and
Market
Fuentes Charles A., carriagepainter, dwl 519 Sac
Fuentes Manuel D., machinist, dwl 528 Green
Fuentes Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
528 Green
Fuentes Miguel, jeweler with William Baehr & Co.
Fuess Daniel, clerk with J. T. Helmken, dwl NW
cor Stockton and Broadway
Fugel Huijo, coffee and liquor saloon, 17 Pacific
Fugelsang August,porter Pacific Lodgings, NW cor
Kearny and Pacific
Fulir Charles A., cabinetmaker, dwl Lick House
Fuhrinau Adolpfa M., foreman with J. M. Eckfeldt.
«fe Co., dwl 617 Union
Fuhrmann Mary A., (widow) dwl 617 Union
Fulda Henry C, (31. Fulda # Sons) dwl 947 Miss
Fnlda Lamartine, (M. Fulda & So?is) d\y\ 947 Miss
Fulda M. <fc Sons, f Lamartine and Henry C.
Fulda) California Wine Cooperage Co., SW
cor Drumm and Commercial
Fulda Martin, (M. Fulde^^- Sons) dwl 947 Mission
Fullani Edward A., molder Risdon Iron Works, dwl
543 Howard
Fnllam Thomas, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 146 Clara
Fullam Thomas, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Fullard William, (Fullard & McPherson) dwl 720
Folsom
Fullard William C, clerk, 325 Sacramento, dwl 720
Folsom
Fullard & McPherson, (Witliam Fullard and John
McPherson) shippingmasters, office 4 Steuart
Fullen Thomas, laborer, dwl 9^ Welsh, rear
Fuller A. A., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Fuller A. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 1050 Howard
Fuller Albert H., molder Empire Foundry, dwl 55
Natoma
Fuller Alonzo F., butter, cheese and eggs, Grand
Central Market, dwl 634 Minna
Fuller Arnold, miner, dwl 1518 Pacific
Fuller Charles, expresswagon, SW cor Broadway
and Davis, dwl 216 Francisco
Fuller Charles B., longshoreman, dw7l 511 Mission
Fuller David, expresswagou,cor Fourth and Market,
dwl 440 Jessie
Fuller Edward, clerk, dwl 410 Kearny
Fuller Francis, baker Lick House
Fuller Frederick H., laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Fuller Frederick O., local agent Fireman's Fund
Ins. Co., res Oakland
Fuller George clerk, dwl 900 Clay
Fuller George F., manufacturer crystal doorplates,
631 Sacramento
Fuller Jesse B., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express, dwl Russ House
Fuller J. Henry, (Fuller & Co.) dwl 109 Mont
Fuller John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 453
First
Fuller Josiah, collector with Dam & Blanehardj dwl
1007 Jones
Fuller Josiah P., carpenter with J. P. Curtis, dwl
1301 Broadway
Fuller Kate M. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, dwl 215 Francisco
Fuller M. J., miner, dwl 1050 Howard
Fuller Oetavius W., shoemaker with F. X. Kast,
dwl 274 Clementina
Fuller Orlando, insurance agent, dwl 36 Stanford
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Keticules.
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
202
SAN FRANCISCO [ (x ] DIRECTORY
Fuller Rolla, letter department Welle, Fargo &Co.,
dwl room 110 Montgomery Block
Fuller Sarab Mrs., dwl E a Clinton bet Brannan
and Townseud
Fuller Terry, farmer, dwl 1518 Pacific
Fuller Thomas, barnessmaker, 312 Jackson
Fuller William, conductor Front St. M. &, O. R. R.
Fuller 'William, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Fuller William A., blacksmith with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co.. dwl 2714 Folsom
Fuller William P., ( Wkittier, F. & Co.) dwl 322
lie.de
Fultnann Hermann, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Fulton Adoneia. magazinekeeper with John Skinker,
dwl E s Illinois ur Sierra
Fulton Alouzo, cook', dwl 49 Natoma
Fulton David, assistant ei yineer with P. M. S. S.Co.
FULTON FOUNDRY. Hinckley & Co. proprietors,
NE cor Fremont and Tehama
Fulton John A., piledriver, bridge and wharf build-
er, 252 Spear
Fulton John B., fireman S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl W s Indiana nr Nevada
Fulton N. L.Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School
Fultou Robert, waiter N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. John
L. Stephens
Fulton Theodore, salesman, 328 Third, dwl 170
Silver
Fulton Thomas, clerk, dwl 706 Folsom
Fulton Thomas, mastermariner, dwl 309 Third
Fulton William, butcher, dwl 421 Eddy
Fulton William Jr., salesman with Chenery, Souther
& Co., dwl 421 Eddy
Funcke Frederick, (Fnncke & Wassermann), dwl
11 Oak Grove Avenue
Funcke & Wassermann (Frederick Funcke and A.
Wassermann & Co.) tannery, E s Ninth bet
Bryant and Brannan, office 312 Sansom
Funded Debt 1855 Commissioners of, office 3 City
Hall, first floor
Funk Christian C, sailloft, 5 Jackson, dwl 1521
Dupont
Funk Joel, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
FUNKENSTEIN CHARLES, wholesale and re-
tail liquors. SE cor O'Farrell and Stockton, dwl
35 O'Farrell
Funkenstein Julius, liquordealer, dwl 35 O'Farrell
Funkeustein Piucus, broker, dwl 1113 Leavenworth
Funkenstein's Building, NE cor Sansom and Mkt
Furbush Ellis M., (R. P. Spier <& Co.) dwl 216
Francisco
Furbush Josiah, teamster, dwl 710 Kearny
Furbush "Moses, assay department U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 813 Lombard
Furcate Jean, butcher with P. Baca & Co., Fifth
Avenue
Furey James, laborer, dwl Black Point
Forger Mary A., (widow) dwl 944 Folsom
Farley Mary J., (widow) dwl 902 Stockton
Furley John F.. goldbeater with Snow & Roos, dwl
915 Sacramento
Furley Philip E., chief clerk U. S. N. Paymaster,
434 California
Furlong Andrew, hotelkeeper, dwl 456 Tehama
Furlong George, laborer, dwl N s Union bet San-
som and Battery
Furlong George, teacher Industrial School
Furlong George J., carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Furlong John, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
aw '
$T Glenuan) dwl 123
1 47 Minna
Furlong Joseph, (Furlong
Olive Avenue
Furlong Nicholas, butcher with Furlong & Glen-
uan, dwl 139| Natoma
Furlong Patrick, farmer Sau Miguel Ranch nr
Golden Gate Park
Furlong Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 10 Rausch
Furlong & Glennan, (Joseph Furlong and Martin
G/ennan)bnlchers, NE cor 0"Farrelland Jones
Furman Charles, reporter Evening Post, dwl 706
Stockton
Furman C. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, SW cor Mont-
gomery and California
Furman Victor, clerk with Sol. F. Pnrdy, dwl 706
Stockton
Furness John, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Furrer Emile, importer opium, 429 Battery, dwl
607 Pine, rear
Furrev Andrew J., porter with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 2714 Folsom
Furrev William C, salesman with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 611 Folsom
Forth Charles, carpenter Pioneer Woolen Mills
Fosari Giacomo, cook, dwl 519 Sacramento
Fuselier John, driver with Martin Mangels & Co.,
dwl 624 Filbert
Fusilier William, clerk with Brandt & Coulon, dwl
320 Minna
Fusz Peter, cook, dwl 815 Pacific •
Futter Jacob, tailor, 106 First
Fyfe Heibert, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 12 Everett
Fyfe Robert, clerk S. F. Gas Co., dwl 7 Rondel
Place
a
Gabbs Albert S., millwright, dwl 321 Oak
Gabbs William H., sawiiling, Ver Mehr ur Kearny,
dwl 321 Oak
Gabbs William II. Jr., upholsterer, dwl 321 Oak
Gabel Henry, carpenter II. C. League, 128 Kearny
Gabel Henry, varnisher, dwl 4 Scott Place
(label Jacob, laborer, dwl 112 Valparaiso
Gabney Thomas Rev., pastor St. Peter's Church,
dwl E a Alabama bet Twenty -fourth and
Twenty - tilth
Gabriel August, laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl S s Geary nr Gough
Gabriel Jacob, teacher languages, dwl 711 Hyde
Gabut Claude, carpenter, dwl Lestrade Alley
Gade August, bathmau with Lampe Bros., dwl 569
Howard
Gadsby Elijah H., house and sign painter, 585
Market, dwl 531 Seventeenth
Gaffe Narcisse N., bootblacking, cor Ver Mehr and
Kearny
Gaffey A. F. Mrs., teacher Greenwich Street Cos-
mopolitan School
Gaffey William V., 'Gaffey 8? Murray) dwl 540
Howard
Gaffey & Mflrray, (W. V. Gaffey and John Mur-
ray) wines and liquors, 25 Secoud
Gaffigan Mary, (widow) dwl 2 Thompson Avenue
Garlney Catherine, (widow) dwl 308 Jessie, rear
Gaffney Charles H., hairdresser with Adam Grimm,
dwl J I Dikeman Place
Gaffney Deviue, (widow) dwl W s Dodson's Alley
Gaffney James, fireman with P.M. S. S.Co., dwl 172
Perry
Gaffney James, foreman S. F. Gas Works, dwl 963
Howard
Gaffney James, streetcontractor, dwl 1520 Hyde
Gaffney James, tailor, dwl 342 Fifth
Gaffney James J., driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 21
Langton
Gaffney Jeremiah, driver with J. H. O'Brien & Co.,
dwl E s Hyde bet Washington aud Clay
Gaffney John, seaman, dwl 19 Baldwin Court
Gaffney Luke, fireman with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl 172
Perry
Gaffney Malachi, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 309
Folsom
Gaffney Michael, clerk with George Hughes, dwl
903 Sacramento
Gaffney Michael, laborer, dwl 37 Ecker
Gaffney Michael H., liquor saloon, 612 Washington,
dwl NE cor Polk and Jackson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 71C Kearny Street, SmoTcorf.' Articles.
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Gaffiiey Owen, saloon, 824 Clay
Gaffnev Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel
Gaffiiey P. M , liquor saloon, 10)1 Market, dwl 521
Jessie
Gaffiiey Rose Miss, domestic Occidental Hotel
Gaffiiey T., fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'a 8. S. Pelican
Gaffiiey Thomas, hairdresser, dwl 67 Minna
Gaffiiey William, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 309
Folsom
Gagan Cornelius, treer with Buckingham & Hecht
Gagan Thomas, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 1226 Howard
Gagan Thomas, clerk U. S. Commissary Depart-
ment, dwl 29 Oak Avenue
Gagan William, inspector Custom House
Gagan William, laborer, dwl Flint Alley nr Battery
Gage Aaron H, treer with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl W s Stevenson bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Gage Edward F., photographer with George D.
Morse, dwl 417 Montgomery
Gage George, captain steamer Capital, res Vallejo
Gage John W., contractor, dwl 11 19 Howard
Gage John W., captain bark Webfoot, 1 Howard,
dwl 1119 Howard
Gage M. D. Mrs., photographer, 205 Third
Gage Nelly N., (widow) dwl 548 Folsom
Gager James H, bookkeeper with Flood &. O'Brien,
dwl N s Twentieth bet Guerrero and Valencia
Gagbegan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 911
Market
Gagliardo Andrew, wholesale and retail grocer, 723
Sausom, dwl Hotel d'ltalia
Gagliardo Anna Mrs., dwl 220 Francisco, rear
Gahagan Garrett, shoemaker, dwl 42 Jessie
Gahagan .James, shoemaker, dwl 25 Anthony
Gahagan Richard, laborer, dwl 5 Lick
Gahan Andrew, assistant engineer with P.M.S.S.Co.
Gab an James, laborer with Whitney &. Freese
Gahan John, job wagon, cor California and Battery,
dwl 37 Filih Avenue
GAILHARD HOTEL, S. L. Pereira, proprietor,
507 and 509 Pine
Gaillard John P., clerk, 442 Cal, dwl 417 Bryant
Gaillard Joseph, clerk with A. F. Benard, dwl NE
cor Fifth and Howard
Gaillard Leon, shoemaker with William Joiner, dwl
78 Natoma
Gailliot Louis, confectioner with Salomon & Co.,
dwl cur Dupont and Broadway
Gains Michael, cutler with Michael Price, dwl Ws
Salmon bet Pacific and Broadway
Gainey Elizabeth M., (widow) dressmaker, dwl
264 g Minna
Gainor Edward G., laborer, dwl 37 Natoma
Gaitland Hugh, engineer, dwl 39 Jackson
Galavotti Theodore, teacher dancing, dwl 209 Ellis
Galbreath John, groceries and liquors, SW cot-
Fourth and Bryant, dwl E s Seventh bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Galbreath William, clerk with John Galbreath,
dwl 502 Fourth
Gale Borden, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Associ-
ation, 23 1 Sutter
Gale Gilman, employee California Theater, dwl 759
Clay
Gale Howard M., soliciting agent City Paving Co.,
dwl 808 California %
Gale Walter, dwl Morton House
Galeano Antonio, cigarmaker, 717 Sansom, dwl 5
Alta Place
Galeano Benjamin, cigarmaker with Antonio Gal-
eano, dwl 5 Alta Place
Galeano John, painter, dwl 5 Alta Place
Galeano Joseph, dwl 5 Alta Place
Galeano Joseph, clerk with Lemoine, Ganibert &
Co., dwl 323 Filbert
Galehouse F., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Galen M., dwl International Hotel
Galinger Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Eddy and Jones
Galivan Michael, laborer, dwl3rEcker
Galivan Peter, shoemaker, dwl 37 Ecker
Galis Jean M., confectioner with Salomon &, Co.,
dwl 1508 Dupont
Gall Rika, (widow) dwl 239 Clara
Gallagher Annie, (widow) dwl 311 Filbert
Gallagher Arthur I., painter with Noble & Gallagher,
dwl 11 Seventh
GALLAGHER BERNARD, blacksmith and wa-
gonmaker, 222 Mission, dwl 10 Perry
Gallagher Bernard, foreman with McAfee, Spiers
& Co.. dwl 3 10 Third
Gallagher Bernard, laborer with C. O'Donnell, dwl
609 Brannan
Gallagher Bernard J., longshoreman, dwl 28 De
Boom
Gallagher Charles, carpenter, dwl N s Quinn bet
Valencia and Mission
Gallagher Charles, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-second
nr Hampshire
Gallagher Charles, plumber, dwl 1038 Folsom
Gallagher Cornelius, laborer, dwl 235 Sutter
Gallagher Daniel, eartman with Superintendent
Public Streets, dwl 3 Brannan Place
Gallagher Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
Folsom nr Tenth
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher with Dow & Co., dwl
6 Leroy Place
Gallagher E. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Primary
School, res Oakland
Gallagher Edward, laborer, dwl 509 Davis
Gallagher Edward A. T., repacker provisions, etc.,
619-023 Front, dwl 227 Geary
Gallagher Edward M., (Noble # G.J dwl 11 Sev-
enth
Gallagher Elizabeth, (widow)dwl 15 Everett
Gallagher Farrell, blacksmith with Bernard Gal-
lagher, dwl 31 Louisa
Gallagher Frank, ( Welsh & G.J dwl NE cor Brod-
erick and Sutter
Gallagher Frank, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Gallagher Frederick, teamster, 214 First
Gallagher George, clerk, dwl 1 Thompson Av-
enue
Gallagher George, apprentice Fulton Foundry, dwl
Harrison nr Fourth
Gallagher Henry, carpenter with J. M. Eekfeldt &
Co., dwl 9 Adelaide Place
Gallagher Henry, pressman with J. H. Carmany &
Co., dwl 826± Harrison
Gallagher Henry A., clerk Cent. P.R.R., dwl 438
Brannan
Gallagher Hugh, cooper, dwl 345 Freelon
Gallagher Hugh, hostler, 213 Pine, dwl 43 Jessie
Gallagher Hugh, tanner with N. Bech, dwl 4 Oak
GALLAGHER HUGH P.Rev., pastor St. Joseph's
Church, dwl W s Tenth bet How aud Folsom
Gallagher Humphrey, bootmaker with Mason &
Taylor, dwl 9 Minna
Gallagher Isabel Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary
School, res Oakland
Gallagher James, blacksmith with Bernard Gal-
lagher, dwl 8265 Harrison
Gallagher James, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl
14 Cleaveland
Gallagher James, laborer, dwl 208 Third, rear
Gallagher James, longshoreman, dwl cor Ninth and
Mission
Gallagher James, shoemaker, dwl 231 First
Gallagher James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Gallagher James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Gallagher James J., proprietor Excelsior Iron
Works, 712 Sansom, dwl W s Railroad Av bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Gallagher James L., japanner Empire Foundry.dwl
223 Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
264
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Gallagher Jane Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School
Gallagher J. B., clerk County Recorder's Office,
dwl 21 Prospect Place
Gallagher John, dwl 26 Moss
Gallagher John, calker, dwl 412 Bush
Gallagher John, cooper with EdwardA.T.Gallagher,
dwl 439 First
Gallagher John, lahorer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 118
Freelon
Gallagher John, laborer with Richard D. Chandler,
dwl 905 Battery
Gallagher John, porter, 213 Cal, dwl 19j Sumner
Gallagher John, seaman, dwl 232 K Perry
Gallagher John, water tender N.P. Trans. Co. 'a
S.S. John L. Stephens
Gallagher John A., liquor saloon, 673 Market, dwl
590 Stevenson
Gallagher John D., carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-third
nr Alabama
Gallagher Joseph, messenger, 533 Kearny, dwl 434
Stevenson
Gallagher Joseph A., assistant-pastor St. Joseph's
Church, dwl W s Tenth bet Howard and Fol
Gallagher Maggie Miss, teacher South San Francis-
co School, dwl 227 Geary
Gallagher Mary, (widow) dwl 340 Third
Gallagher Mary, (widow) dwl 2021 Hyde
Gallagher Mary, (widow) groceries, 54*6 Mission
Gallagher M. E. Miss, teacher Silver Street Prim-
ary School, dwl 105 Mason
Gallagher Michael, baker with Daniel Bensinger,
dwl 34 Freelon
Gallagher Michael, doorkeeper U. S. B. Mint, dwl
418 Filbert
Gallagher Michael, hairdresser with Montgomery
Baths Company, dwl 625 Merchant
Gallagher Michael, soapmaker with John Toner,
dwl E s Potrero Avenue nr Sixteenth
Gallagher Michael, stonecutter with Larseneur &
Sheerin, dwl 955 Bryant
Gallagher Michael, trunkmaker with H. Behreudt
& Co,, dwl 219 Bitch
Gallagher Nancy Miss, furnished rooms, 255
Minna
Gallagher Nellie Miss, typesetter with California
Type Foundry Co., dwl 315 Hunt
Gallagher P., piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Gallagher Patrick, (Daley & G.) dwl W s Third
bet Folsom and Harrison
Gallagher Patrick, carriagemaker, dwl 244 Clara
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, dwl 112 Steoart
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet-
Valencia and iMissiou
Gallagher Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
t me, 36 Steuart
Gallagher Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Gallagher Patrick, porter N. P. Trans. Co. s S.S.
California
Gallagher Patrick J., expresswagon, 234 Mission,
dwl 712 Natoma
Gallagher Peter, blacksmith, dwl Es Grove bet
Gough and Franklin
Gallagher Peter, boilernmker, dwl 23 Ellis
Gallagher Peter, plasterer, dwl 15 Freelon
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, dwl 210 Pacific
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Gallagher Thomas, liquor saloon, 1125 Mission
Gallagher Thomas, liquor saloon, N W cor Seventh
and Jessie
Gallagher Thomas H., stonecutter with Charles Me-
Viekar, dwl 1406 Hyde
Gallagher Thomas J., (Gallagher & PteraonJ dwl
626 California
Gallagher William R., furniture, 771 Mission, dwl
141 Fourth
Gallagher Winifred Mrs., midwife, dwl 6 Lerov
Place
GALLAGHER &• PIERSON, (Thomas J. Galla-
gher and William M. Pierson) attorneys-at-
law, office NW cor Montgomery and Com
Galland Abraham, office 208 Davis, dwl Van Ness
Avenue nr McAllister
Galland Frederick, broker, dwl 724 Mission
Gallardo Gertrude, widow) dwl 12 John
Gallardo Raphael, (Vagts S? G.J 36 Fremont
Gallatin Albert, (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) res
Sacramento City
Gallatin Leonidas C, collector Front St. Wharf
Gallaudett James H., liquor saloon, Long Bridge nr
Steamboat Pier
Gallavan James, laborer, dwl N s Bush bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Gallavan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 209 Eighth, rear
Gallego R. C, foreman with E. Detrick & Co.,
dwl 709 Mission
GALLI A. & CO., fruit and produce commission,
508 and 510 Sansom
Galli Alfonso, (A. Galli & Co.) dwl 508 Sansom
Galli Joseph, (Galli & Co.) dwl 519 Sacramento
Galli Lorenzo, clerk with A. Galli & Co., dwl S s
Pacific bet Dupont and Stockton
Galli & Co., (Joseph Galli and Joseph Schneily)
machinists and blacksmiths, 504 Commercial
Gallick Henry, (of H. Gall irk & Co., Mazatlan)
office 25 Battery, dwl 232 Sixth
Gallida Raphael, laborer, dwl 255 Clementina
Gallie Charles, stonecutter with Larseneur & Shee-
rin
Galligan Frank, hostler, dwl 236 Sutter
Galligan John, dry goods, 306 Third, dwl 220
Third
Galligan Matthew, blacksmith, dwl Old San Jose
Road nr Twenty-ninth
Gallivan Daniel, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
Galloup Edward H, barkeeper, dwl Branch House
Galloway A. L. D., (widow) dwl 17 Harriet
Galloway Isabella, (widow) laundress, dwl 117
Vallejo
Galloway James, watertender Cal. P. R. R. Co's
steamer Amador •
Galloway James D., shipjoiner, dwl 1063 Bdwy
Galloway Joseph, (J. Galloway 4* Son) dwl 1421
Powell
Galloway Nicholas, calker with P.M. S. S. Co,, dwl
234 Folsom
Gallowav William, captain steamer Antelope, dwl
510 Taylor
Gallowav William T., bookkeeper, 212 California,
dwi 510 Taylor
Gallup James, "wharfinger Jackson Street Wharf,
dwl 331 Montgomery
Galoney John, painter Omnibus R. R.
Galpen Edward, (Edward Galpen & Co.) dwl 304
Third
Galpi n Edward & Co., ( William A.Steele and Marx
Straits) trunk manufacturers, cor Seventeenth
and Shotwell, salesroom 21 Sansom
GALPEN R. HOWARD, importer and manufac-
turer trunks, valises, etc., 2 Post, Masonic Tem-
ple, dwl SW cor Folsom and Third
Gait James, laborer Industrial School
Galvin Annie, (widow) seamstress with Elias
Wolf, dwl 12 Miller Place
Galvin Garet, (Banks <$* G.) dwl 1 Howard Court
Galvin James, laborer, dwl Es Market bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
Galvin Jeremiah, laborer with Matthew Nunau,
dwl W s Eighth nr Sumner
Galvin Mary Miss, boarding and lodging, 7 Everett
Galvin Morris, engineer, dwl \Y s Wetmore Place
Galvin Patrick, teamster with Michael llartnett, 30
Fourth
Gal way Daniel, dwl 369 Natoma
Gal way James, porter, dwl 122 Taylor
Gam age Armstrong, superintendent Carmen Island
Salt Works, dwl 17 Verona Place
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO,, Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
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265
Gamlni Louis, French restaurant, SWcor Poet and
Dupont, dwl 430 Eddy
Gambaro Rafael, clerk with B. Sbarbaro & Bro.
Gambert Felix, (Lemoine, G. & Go.) res San Jose
Gambill A. Jackson, clubroom, 620 Market
Gambit/. Kadv, clerk with Abraham Blev,dwl 423
OTarrell
Gamble Alexander, clerk, dwl 1515 Post
GAMBLE JAMES, general superintendent West-
ern Union Telegraph Co., office 522 California,
res Oakland
Gamble John, professor University Mound College
Gamble Patrick*, laborer, bdsl29 Polsom
Gamble Robeit, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 32 Rausch
Gamble William H., receiver Western Union Tele-
graph Co. , dwl 103 Powell
Gam boa AvelinaO. de, (widow) dwl 233 Minna
Gambs Ferdinand, blacksmith, dwl 26 Garden
Game Matthew F., bookkeeper with A. J. Moulder,
dwl 110 Mason '
Gamerston John T., steward, dwl Ws Capp bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Gamma Joseph, laborer with Eberhart & Lachman,
dwl cor Tehama and Second
Gammans George B., merchant, dwl 70S Stockton
Gammons Martin, shipearpenter, dwl 535 Howard
Gancovich George, cotfeesaloon, 221 Leidesdorff
Ganella Gui^eppe, barkeeper with David Toretti,
609 Sansom
Gang David, carpenter, dwl 14 Brooks
Gang Herman, carpenter, 13 Dupont
Gang Samuel B.. cooper with Francis W. Arnold,
res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Gangloff Joseph, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson,
dwl 521 Union
Ganglotf Theresa, (widow) dwl 117 William
Gannon Charles, millhand with Benjamin F. Gil-
man, dwl 515 Howard
Gannon Edward, laborer, dwl 460 Minna, rear
Gannon James, policeman City Hall, dwl 1509 Clay
Gannon John, laborer S. P. R. R., dwl 44 Jessie
Gannon Michael, laborer, dwl 30 Ritch, rear
GANNON PETER T., cigars and tobacco, junction
Montgomery, Market and Post, dwl 713 Ellis
Gannon Philip, filegrinder, dwl 516 Mission
Ganrie Jeremy, cook Lick House
Gans Bernard, clerk with Harry M. Heineman, dwl
621 Post
Gans Jacob, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Market and
Kearny, dwl 414 Tehama
Gans Samuel, butcher, 3 Union Market, dwl 933
Howard
Gans William, butcher with George Moock, dwl
558 Stevenson
Gansberg George, cook, 626 Market, dwl 34 Harriet
GANSL ALBERT, manager with B. Davidson &
Co., dwl Union Club
Ganstrom John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Gantner John, liquor saloon, E s Valencia bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Gantner Richard, ( Sinde\& Go.) dwl 519 Filbert
Ganz John, liquorsaloon, 505 Pacific, dwl 920 Mont-
gomery
Gauzhorn Christian, beersaloon, 930 Kearny, dwl
5 Virginia •
Garbini Antoine, vegetables, dwl 9 Union Place
Garcaie Joseph, cigarmaker, dwl 21 Anna Lane
Garcelou Harvey, carpenter, dwl SW cor Second
Avenue and Camp
Garcia Charles, waiter N. P. Trans. Co's S.S. Idaho
Garcia Felix, engineer Empire Foundry
Garcia Francisco, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Garcia Francisco, liquorsaloon and restaurant, 718
Montgomery, dwl E s Fifteenth bet Noe and
Castro
Garcia Francisco, seaman, dwl SW cor Drumm and
Oregon
Garcia J. M., dwl Russ House
Garcia Jose A., cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez &
Co., dwl 21 Anthony
Garcia Joseph, laborer with Dohrmann & Co., dwl
15 Vallejo
Garcia Joseph S., with P. Sainsevain, dwl 20 Hamp-
ton Place
Garcia Pedro, cook, dwl S s Dupont Alley
Garcin Leon P., (Garcin & Periam) dwl Ss
Twenty-second nr Alabama
Garcin &. Periam, (Leon P. Garcin and John T.
Periam) Vulcan forges and machine shop, 226
Howard
Gard John, hootcrimper with Mason & Taylor, dwl
615 Grove
Garde William, boatman, Vallejo Street Wharf,
dwl W s Mason nr Francisco
Gardell Charles, laborer with James Farrell, dwl
Ns Geary nr Devisadero
Garden Tract Homestead Association, office 328
Montgomery
Garden Valley" Homestead Association, office 24
Merchants' Exchange
Garden West-ley, barkeeper, dwl 311 Pacific
Gardiner Baldwin, bookkeeper, 336 Montgomery,
dwl 1506 Taylor
Gardiner Charles", hostler, dwl N s Geary bet Lyons
and Baker
Gardiner George D., (Norton & G J dwl 718 Lomb
Gardiner Henry, wellborer, dwl N s Tyler nr Buch-
anan
Gardiner James J., chief deputy surveyor city and
county, dwl S 8 Filbert bet Hyde and Larkin
Gardiner John, seaman bark Shooting Star, foot
Second
Gardiner John H. N., carpenter, dwl 1104 Pine
Gardiner Joseph H., laundrvman with S. F. Laun-
dry Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Gardiner Martin Van B., dwl 622± Ellis
Gardner Albert, saloon keeper, dwl 435 Bdwy
Gardner Clarence C, messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express, dwl 101 O' Farrell
Gardner Francis B., hostler, dwl 515 Hyde
Gardner Frank, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 232
Clementina
Gardner George M., (Gardner 8? Go.) dwl 926
Montgomery
Gardner Henry E., carriagemaker, 928 Harrison «
Gardner James H., (Gardner & Miller) res Sauce-
lito, Marin Co.
Gardner James T., assistant U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, office 74 Montgomery Block, res Oakland
Gardner John, farmer, dwl 8 Camp
Gardner John, superintendent Omnibus Railroad,
dwl 721 Howard
Gardner John, laundryman, dwl 630 McAllister
Gardner Joseph, miner, dwl 515 Sacramento
Gardner Joseph W., barkeeper with Gardner & Co.,
dwl N s Greenwich bet Sansom and Montgomery
Gardner M., dwl 300 Fourth
Gardner Orrin G., machinist with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 220 Third
Gardner Roland B., clerk with Maurice Dore &
Co.. dwl 821 Market
Gardner Samuel, {Samuel Gardner Sf Co.) dwl
631 Sacramento
GARDNER SAMUEL & CO., proprietors Mint
Saloon and restaurant, 605 Commercial
Gardner Thomas, seaman barkentiue Melancthon,
1 Howard
Gardner Thomas F., bookkeeper, dwl W s Victoria
nr Bright
Gardner William, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gillmore
& Co., dwl 528 Bush
Gardner & Co., (George M. Gardner) liquor sa-
loon, 707 Davis
Gardner & Miller, (James H. Gardner and Robert
8. Miller) ship and custom house brokers, office
Custom House, second floor
Garecke Leon, laborer with Eberhart & Lachman
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Garesse John, mariner, dwl 928 Jackson
Garfield Ann Mrs., dwl 422 Butter
Garfield Henry L., (Bailey % G.J dwl 33 Kearny
Garfield John Q., (Jennings & G.J dwl SE cor
Broadway and Laguna
Gargan Philip, driver with Lyons & Co., dwl 420
Chestnut
Garden Edward, dwl SW cor Brannan and Clinton
Garibaldi House, Laigi Paravagna, proprietor, NE
cor Broadway and Sansoin
Garibaldi Joseph, drayman, 420 Battery, dwl 22
Lafayette Place
Garibaldi Livery Stables, Lorenzo Marsili, proprie-
tor, 320 Broadway
Garibaldi Stephen, clerk with Peter Castagnetto,
dwl N s Bannam Place
Garibay Simon, cigurmaker with Cobo, Martinez &
Co., dwl 208 Jessie
Garin P. A., teacher drawing' Public Schools, dwl
113 Eliis
Garlan James, oiler N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Orizaba
Garland C G.. mining, dwl 1028 Market
OAKLAND MILTON H., wholesale and retail
confectioner and manufacturer celebrated cough
drops. 828 Market
Garland Samuel, laborer, dwl 19| Garden
Garland Samuel, teamster with D. A. & J. McKin-
ley, dwl 20 Oak
Garland William O., (Garland & Moore) dwl 803
Mason
GARLAND & MOORE, (William D. Garland
and .Justin P.Moore) general agents Equitable
Life Assurance Society, office 430 Montgomery
Garms Peter, (Garms & FeiszJ dwl 429 Fourth
Garms William, driver Pacific Brewery, dwl 271
Tehama
Garms & Feisz, (Peter Garms and. Richard FeiszJ
groceries and liquors, 429 Fourth
Gain Louis, capmaker with Wolf Fleischer, dwl 13
Minna
Gam William, capmauufacturer, 434 Cal, dwl 51
Jessie
Garnado Thomas, saloonkeeper, dwl 421 Stockfbn
Garneau Gaspar, wood, coal, hayand grain, SE cor
Mission and Sixth
Garner Eliza Miss, dressmaker, dwl 71 Natoma
Earner John, collector Washington Street Wharf,
dwl 41 S Union
Garner John, painter, dwl SW cor Washington and
Sansome
Garner Maggie, dressmaker, dwl 71 Natoma
Garnery Fanny, (Garnery & Go.J dwl W s Du-
pont bet Clay and Washington
Garnery & Co., (Fanny Garnery and Alphonse
Gravier) vegetables and fruits, 6 S m Francisco
Market
Garness William II.. assistant storekeeper with P.
M. S. S. Co., dwl 539 Second
GARNETT LOUIS A., president and manager S.
F. Assaying and Refining Works, office 416
Montgomery, dwl 35 Es.^ex
Gamier Felix, cleric with Leon Amadou, dwl 504
Washington
Gamier Florentino, laborer with Laurentz Ladner,
1315 Powell
Gamier Giiiseppe , (Gamier & FaureJ dwl 631
Pacific
GARNIER & FAURE, (Guiseppe Gamier and
Martin FaureJ honor saloon, 631 Pacific
GARNISS JAMES R., general agent Guardian
Mutual Life Ins. Co., office 13 Merchants' Ex-
change, res Oakland
Garratt Benjamin F., brasstinisher with W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., dwl E s Capp bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Garratt Joseph, with W. T. Garratt & Co., dwl E s
Capp bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Garratt William T., (W. T. Garratt & Go.) dwl
405 Sixth
GARRATT W.T.& CO., (James Hillman and Wil-
liam T. Little) brass and bell founders, 138-142
Fremont, cor Natoma
Garretsee G., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
Continental Hotel
Garretson Fannie Miss, actress Bella Union Thea-
ter, dwl 920 Montgomery
Garretson J. Dewitt, freightclerk N. P. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. California, dwl 921 \ Post
Garrett Alexander Charles Rev., rector St. James
Episcopal Church, dwl 1310 Pine
Garrett Francis, shoemaker, 312 Pacific
Garrett Henry, bookkeeper, 23 Front* dwl 719 Bush
Garrett Jacob L., commission merchant, office 205
Front, dwl 220 Third
Garrett James, carpenter, dwl 326 Yallejo
Garrett James H., ( Wit/land & G.) dwl 266 Tyler
Garrett Samuel, porter with Coghill, Lyons & Co.,
dwl 209 Second
Garrett Thomas, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 312 Pacific
Garriek Anne J., matron Episcopal Church Home,
dwl E s Mission bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Garriek Michael, (Garriek & Go.J dwTl 815 Folsom
Garriek William H., chief officer with P. M. S. S.
Co.
Garriek & Co., (Michael Garriek and Roger Si-
cottej carriagemakers, 850 Howard
Garrigan Langhlin, laborer, dwl S s Filbert bet
Sansom and Montgomery
Garrigan Patrick, laborer, dwl NW cor Battery
and Green, rear
Garrigan Patrick, stovemounter, dwl 21 Anthony
Garrigan T., (widow) dwl 36 Louisa
Garris Edward L., (Garris & Lageman) dwl 51
Fifth
Garris & Lageman, (Edward L. Garris and Henry
LagemanJ wood and coal, 131 Fifth
Garrison Alfred C, (colored) waiter, dwl 907
Vallejo
Garrison G. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
dwl 35 South Park
Garrison Lewis B., merchant, dwl 411 Brannan
Garrison William, driver City li.R.
Garrissere Francis, proprietor Mint Bath House and
hairdressing saloon, 615 Coin, dwl 823 Wash
Garrissere Jean, engineer, 615 Com, dwl 828 Wash
Garrissere Peter, hairdresser with Francis Garis-
sere, dwl 702 Vallejo
Garrity Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 215 Tehama
Garrity Eugene, miner, dwl Ns Borland bet Dolores
and Guerrero
Garrity James, plumber, dwl E s Salmon nr Pacific
Garrity James, real estate, dwl 439 Bush
Garrity John, boarding, 234 Octavia
Garrity John, laborer, dwl E s Salmon nr Pacific
Garrity John, steward Moses Taylor, Australia
S.S. line
Garrity John J r., painter, dwl E s Salmon nr Pacific
Garrity Patrick, dwl 14 Harlan Place
Garrity Patrick, drayman, 732 Sacramento, dwl 48
Everett
Garrity Peter, policeman' City Hall, dwl SE cor
Leayenworth and Broadway
Gai rone Felix, furnished rooms, 720 California
Garry Edward, r Garry & Murphy/ 512 Mission
Garry &, Murphy, (Edward Garry ami Nicholas
Murphy ) liquor saloon, 512 Mission
Garside George W., civil engineer, dwl 3561 Bran
Garside Philip, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Garson Andrew, foreman with Schierhold A: Kruse
Brothers, dwl 445 Clementina
Garson Henry, seaman schooner Greyhound, 27
Market
Garston Nicholas, laborer with John H. Cook, dwl
117 Minna
Gartelman John, (Drinker & G.) dwl 814 Clay
Garteuberg Adolph, peddler, dwl 417 Jones
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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267
Garthorne Caroline Miss, saleswoman Womens' Co-
operative Union, dwl NW cor Washington Av
and Howard
Garthorne Cliarles, bookkeeper, dwl NW cor Wash -
ington Avenue and Howard
Gartland Hugh, fireman U.S.A. Q.M. steamer Mc-
Pherson, dwl SE cor Twenty -second and Church
Gartland John, conductor Cent. R. R., dwl E s
Clinton nr Brannan
Gartland Philip, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
GARTNER NICHOLAS, proprietor Meyer's Ho-
tel, 814 Montgomery
Garthw lite Harry, lumber surveyor, pier 5 Steuart,
res Oakland
Garthwaite Harry P., clerk Pacific Insurance Com-
pany, res Oakland
Garthwaite William W., clerk Pacific Insurance
Company, res Oakland
Garvey Anna Miss, milliner with Mrs. R. Riordan,
dwl 244 Minna
Garvey David, teamster, dwl 209 Eighth
Garvey Ellen, (widow) dwl 214 Ritch, rear
Garvey James, bellhanger, 75 New Montgomery,
dwl Montgomery House
Garvey James, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Garvey James, porter with B. & J. S. Doe, dwl
56 First
Garvey James J. S., clerk, 72 California Market,
dwl 62a Bush
Garvey James P,, searcher records, 304 Mont
Garvey Peter, fireman steamer New World, dwl
337 Greenwich
Garvey Thomas, molder Golden State Iron Works
Garvey William, clerk with Sharp & Lloyd, dwl
629 Green
Garvey William, hostler City Stable, dwl244Minna
Garvey William, molder, dwl 214 Ritch, rear
Garvev William V.,real estate agent.offiee 18 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl 626 Green
Garvin Daniel, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Garvin Lawrence, driver, 1 California Market
Garvis John, milkman, dwl 1526 Post
Garwood Daniel S., secretary Japanese consul, 22
Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
Garwood George M., assistant assessor U.S. Inter-
nal Revenue, dwl 235 Sixth
Garwood William T., physician, office and dwl 520
Kearny t
GAS COMPANY, S. F., office SE cor First and
Natoma
GAS METER MANUFACTORY, Morris Dobrzen-
sky, proprietor, 417 Mission
GAS METER INSPECTOR, office SW cor Mission
and First
GASHWILER JOHN W., mining, office 438 Cali-
fornia, dwl E s Thirteenth bet Mission and How
Gaskin Charles M., local policeman, dwl 409 Wash-
ington
Gaskin John B., clerk, 206 Montgomery
Erasmus Edward, bootmaker with Joseph Gutberlet,
dwl 228 Minna
Gasne Francis, porter with M. Keller & Co., dwl
cor Broadway and Kearny
Gaspard Autoine, waiter Martin's Restaurant
Gaspard John, lookingglass maker, dwl 536 Bdwy
Gasper Clarence, dwl 604 Pine
Gasque Henry P., clerk with John Hillebrandt, dwl
SW cor Folsom and Sixteenth
Gass George V., driver with Wells, Fargo & Co.,dwl
221 First
Gassert William, groceries and liquors, NW cor
' Ninth and Mission
Gassman John B., french laundry, 406 Union
passman Joseph, furnished rooms, 428 Broadway
Gasson Andrew, cigarmaker, dwl 415 Clementina
Gast LiMiis, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Gaston Alexis, waiter, 135 Sansom, dwl 132 Morton
Gaston Henry C, ladies' shoemaker, 417 Bush
Gately John, laborer Clay Street Wharf, dwl 820
Sansom
Gately Mary B., (widow) dwl 716 O'Farrell
Gately Michael, real estate broker, office and dwl
720 Market
Gately Patrick, drayman, 315 Washington, dwl N s
Post nr Buchanan
Gately Patrick, groceries and fruits, 402 Post
Gately Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Broadway nr Van
Ness Avenue
Gately Thomas B., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
S s California nr Webster
Gateus John, laborer, dwl 232 Beale
Gater John, cooper, dwl NE cor Howard and Spear
Gates Alfred W., livery stable, 807 Montgomery,
dwl 309 Green
Gates Alva, dwl 308 Sutter
Gates Alva Jr., clerk with Alfred W. Gates, dwl
308 Sutter
Gates August, driver, dwl 1425 Dupont
Gates Horace, Eagle cotfee, spice and drug mills, 10
Stevenson, dwl 223 Seventh
GATES HORATIO S., physician and real estate,
office 526 Merch, dwl NE cor Sutter and Steiuer*
GATES JAMES H., wholesale and retail druggist,
NW cor New Mont and How, dwl 10 Russ
Gates James R., (J. R. Gates & Co.) dwl 226 Sutter
GATES J. R. & CO., wholesale and retail drug-
gists, NW cor Sansom and Commercial
Gates Joseph, expresswagon, NW cor Steuart and
Folsom
Gates Paul, carpenter, dwl 15 Pinckney Place
GATES V. B., physician, office and dwl 209 Geary
Gath Fritz, waiter, dwl 728 Market
Gathener William, stonemason, dwl 35 Everett
Gatiuell Joseph, cook, dwl 1216 Powell
Gatke John, (Gatke & Alters) dwl NW cor Seventh
and Mission
Gatke & Albers, (John Gatke and Henry Aiders)
groceries and liquors. NW cor Seventh and Miss
Gatoin John, laborer, dwl Black Point
GaUel Bernhard, merchant, office 315 California
Gaiter Francis W., captain barkentine Fremont,
dwl 1505 Larkiu
Gatto John B., with Michele Gatto, cor Green and
Larkin
Gatto Michele, wood and coal, SE cor Green and
Larkin
Gaubetz Adam, laborer, dwl E s Miss nr Twenty -sixth
Gaubetz Martin, laborer with Simon Hoffman, dwl
E s Mission nr Twenty -sixth
Gauchet Henry, laundrv, 414 Natoma
Gaudin J. M., fDerre & G.) dwl 845 Dupont
Gaughegan Thomas, baker, dwl J 156 Folsom
Gaul James, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl
7 Harrison Avenue
Gaul William J., cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co.,
dwl Kentucky, Potrero
Gauline Hyppolite, driver Market Street R. R., dwl
S s Sixteenth bet Valencia aud Mission
Ganley Charles, workman Selby & Co. 's Smelting
Works, North Beach
Gauley James, distiller, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Gault Adolph, machinist Union Iron works, dwl 15
Morey Alley
Gault Alexander A., porter with Adrien G. Chau-
che, dwl 15 Morey Alley
Gault James, steward" Industrial School
Gaunce Leonard, porter, 315 Pine, dwl 603 Turk
Gaussail Bernard, liquor saloon, SW cor Broadway
and Stockton
Gaut I. A., expresswagon, cor Jackson and Kear-
ny, dwl White nr Vallejo
Gauthier Etieune, groceries aud liquors, 1204
Dupont
Gauthier John, driver, 427 Mont, dwl 831 California
Gautier Alexander, molder Risdou Iron Works, dwl
50 First
Gautier Francois, butcher Lafayette Market
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
268
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Gautier Leon P., physician, office 102 Geary, dwl
•JOS Eddy
GAUTIER LOUIS M., proprietor Pioneer Paris
Scouring and Blanket cleaning depot. 1719 Pow
Gavan James, varnisher with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co,, dwl 31 Clara
Gavan Michael J., (McDonald # G.J dwl S s Cle-
mentina nr Fifth
Gavan Thomas, seamanship Germania, dwl 127 Fol
Gaven Patrick T., fruits and vegetables, 38 Occi-
dental Market, dwl 75 Minna
Gaver Edward S., clerk, dwl 714 Howard
Gayer John, blacksmith, dwl 1309 Vallejo
Gaves John, Riggers' and Stevedores' Association,
429 Pacific
Gavet Robert, (colored) porter, Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Amelia
Gavigan Martin, laborer with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl Boston Place nr First
Gavigan Thomas, expresswagon, cor Market and
Second, dwl SW cor Steiner and Fell
GAVIGAN WILLIAM, wood, SE cor Jackson and
East, dwl 149 Clara
Gavin James, marblepolisher with 31. Heverin,dwl
1305 Jackson
Gavin John, pipemaker, dwl 1318 Jackson
Gavin Patrick, laborer, dwl 1305 Jackson
Gavin Samuel, dwl S s Lombard nr Fillmore
Gavner John, laborer, dwl N s Point Lobos Road
Gawlev A. E., (widow) dwl 607 Sutter
Gawley William H.,(Meigs <& G.J dwl 417 Har
Gaxiola Carlos E., mine owner, dwl 20 South Park
Gaxiola Jesus, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson, res
Alameda
Gaxiola ~Hico\as,( Gaxiola & AndradeJAvil 20 South
Park
GAXIOLA & ANDRADE, (Nicolas Gaxiola and
Guillermo AndradeJ wood dealers and general
commission merchants, 430 Jackson
Gay Albert C, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty third nr
Harrison
Gay Alfred, (Morris & G.J dwl 114 Sacramento
GAY CHARLES, collector and general ag^nt,
office 523 Montgomery, dwl 631 Sacramento
Gay Daniel C, pilot steamer Yosemite
Gay Jane, (widow) dwl 516 Minna
Gav John, woodcarver with Joseph Rosenthal, dwl
123 Tehama
Gay John G., superintendent Masonic Cemetery
Gay William, cabinetmaker with Edward H. Lin-
foith. res San Miguel R.R. Station
Gaylor George M., patternmaker Miners' Foundry,
dwl 225 Fourth
Gaylord George L., carpenter, dwl 225 Third
Gaylord William H., stock dealer, 669 Market, dwl
Bay View
Gayuard James, laborer S. F. Glass Works, dwl
cor Fourth and Berry
Gaynard Maggie Miss, seamstress, dwl 37 Natorna
Gaynor Charles, seaman, dwl 242 Fremont
G.iyuor John P., architect, office 315 California.dwl
4-l| Sixth
Gaynor Margaret, (widow) dwl 1 McCormack
Gaynor Michael, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Gaynor Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Valencia nr Rid-
ley
Gaynor William, policeman City Hall, dwl 227
Perry
Geagen Thomas, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht. dwl 1238 Howard
Geaney Peter, furnished rooms, 915 Market
Geanti't Alphonse, Lion market, 1202 Dupont, dwl
1419 Dupont
Gearon John F., (Gearon & Murphy) dwl 1110
Harrison
Gearon & Murphy, (John F. Gearon and Dennis
Murphy J hairdressing saloon, 998 Folsom
Gearon William, plasterer, dwl 270 Minna
Geary Daniel, foreman with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Geary Dennis, groceries and liquors, 410 Folsom
Geary Frederick, farmer, dwl E s Pierce nr Ellis
Geary Henry, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell nr Steiner
Geary James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Geary James, carpenter, dwl 1435 Taylor
Geary Jeremiah, currier, dwl Ws Guerrero nr
Fifteenth
Geary John, bookbinder with Bartling & Kimball,
dwl Guerrero nr Fifteenth
Geary John, laborer JEtna Iron Works, dwl 325
Main
Geary John A., clerk 410 Folsom, dwl 325 Main
GEARY JOHN P., physician and surgeon, office
and dwl 632 Howard
Geary John W., trunk maker with E. Galpen &
Co., dwl W s First Avenue bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Geary Michael, drayman, dwl 63S^ Jessie
Geary Thomas, bricklayer, dwl NW cor Lombard
and Franklin
Geary Thomas, clerk with E. Abramson, dwl 325
Main
Geary William, (Redington, Hostetter Sf Co.) dwl
1907 Polk
Geary William, cook N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. Idaho
Geatgen Seibert, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Gebbels Nicholas, fruits and confectionery, 978 Har
Gebbie James, clerk with Daniel W. Murphy, dwl
34 Minna
Gebhardt Adolph P., clerk Metropolitan Gas Co.,
dwl 1105 Powell
Gebhardt August, sodamaker with C. A. Reiners &
Co., dwl 147 Silver
Gebhardt Frederick, blacksmith andcarriagemaker,
dwl SW cor Welsh and Fourth
Gebhardt Wendell, upholsterer, 826 Clay, dwl SW
cor Clay and Powell
Gebhart Joseph, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 147 Silver
Geckler John, carriagemaker with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 231 Sutter
Geddes Alexander, shipearpenter, dwl 978 Harrison
Geddes Alexis, farmer, dwl 3)2 Tehama
GEDDES CHARLES, architect, office 328 Mont-
gomery, dwl 638 Minna
Geddes George, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Gederholm William, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Gedge J. Harry P., (Gedge & Thayer) dwl 615
Dupont.
Gedge & Thayer (J. Ilarry P. Gedge and S. G. E.
Thayer) gent's furnishing goods, 323 Mont
Gee Fernand, master mariner, dwl 123 Perry
Gee James, laborer Miners' Restaur ant, dwl 473 Har
Gee James, machinist Union Iron Works, res Val-
lejo
Gee Myron, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Gee Robert E., driver Omnibus R. R.
Geffke Henry, workman California Sugar Refinery,
dwl N s Bryant nr Eighth
Gegau Bridget, (widow) dwl 414 Jones
Gegau Thomas, laborer U.S. Subsistence Depot, dwl
29 Oak Grove Avenue
Gegan William, laborer with DeVries &. Chase
Gegan William H., surveyor with N. Y. Board Un-
derwriters, dwl 227 Second
Gegax Samuel, sackmaker Commercial Flour Mills
Geggus Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 5 Everett
Geggus Louis, butcher, NW cor Third and Everett,
dwl 72 Everett
Geghan Thomas, baker with James Cameron, dwl
1780 Folsom
Geliagan Margaret, (widow) dwl 921 1 Folsom, rear
Gehan Charles, salesman, dwl 476 Jessie
Gehan Michael, teamster, dwl 164 Jessie
Gehen Charles, stookoutter with Mason A Taylor,
dwl N s Jessie bet Fifth and Sixth
Gehret Sophie Madame, corsets, 741 Clay
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO, Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
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269
Gehricke Henry P., clerk, dwl 562 Minna
Gehricke Otto F., local agent Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Ins. Co.. dwl 562 Minna
Gehrig Ferdinand, laborer, dwl -013 Dupont
Geib Jesse, salesman, 25 Battery, dwl 412 Xatoma
Geigan Anthony, laborer, dwl 21-1 Broadway
Geiger John G., barkeeper with Thomas W. Bren-
nan, dwl 518 Stockton
Geigerman Charles, (I. Sherman & Co) SE cor
Sixth and Market
Geigre Mary Miss, dwl 636 Green
Geils Frederick, liquor saloon, 301 Mission, dwl 102
Beale
Geils H. H.. groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific
and Polk
Geils Richard, (Geils & Barklagc) NVV cor Spring
and Summer
Geils & Barklage, (Richard Geils & William Bark-
luge) liquor saloon, NW cor Spring and Sum
Geimanu William, merchant tailor, 509 Montgomery
dwl 9ii5 Jackson
Geirrine Charles, clerk with Kohler, Chase & Co.,
dwl 324 Vallejo
Geis Kiliau, hairdresser, 822 Montgomery, dwl 7
Montgomery Court
Geiser Charles, butcher, dwl 1819 Powell
Geishaker Andrew, (Kronen & G.J dwl 413 Bryant
Geishaker Mai tin, sawyer with Kragen &. Geish-
aker, dwl 413 Bryant
Geissendorfef F., books and stationery, 438| Third
Geist William, pawnbroker, 633 Sacramento
Geitner George, shoemaker with Hermann Thum-
ler, dwl 8 William
Geitner Leonhart, (Hantzsch & G.J dwl William
nr Geary
Geleher Michael, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Gelien Robert B., clerk with Rudolph Gelien, dwl
623 California
Gelien Rudolph, painter, dwl Hotel Rhein
Gelien Rudolph G., manufacturer cigars and tobac-
co, SK cor Front and California, and cigars, 710
Market, dwl 623 California
Gelin.es John, merchant, dwl S s Howard nr Fif-
teenth
Gellick Terence, waiter U. S. Restaurant, 507* Clay
Geloud Albert, waiter with I.Friedlander,438 Bryant
Gelston J. M. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Primary
School, dwl 924± Pine
Gelston .Mary Mrs., dwl 924| Pine
Geminiani Luigi, ( Giamboni & G.J dwl 912 Mont
Gemmel Louisa, (widow) dwl 5 Telegraph Place
Geinpler George, sawyer with City Paving Co.,
dwl Sutter Street House
Gendar Edward F., salesman with Church & Clark,
dwl 545 Stevenson
Genell James, carriage maker, dwl 424 Shipley
General Lee S. M. Co., (White Pine) office 426
Montgomery
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CO., (French
line) Belloc Freres agents, office 524 Mont
Genereanx B. C, master mariner, dwl 917 Bryant
GENESEE FLOURING MILLS, Edward Ken-
nedy proprietor, Gold nr Sansom
Genet Andre, tailor with Joseph Assion, 205 Mont
Geneve Victor, waiter with A. Laronche &Co., 825
Dupont
Gens Alnert, (J. Katz & Co.) dwl 435 Natoma
Gensail Emile A., printer with Francis& Valentine,
dwl NW cor Stockton and Broadway
Gensberg Max, bookkeeper, 205Sahsom, dwl 211
Powell
Gensen William, bootmaker, dwl 464 Jessie
Geusler Julius, tailor, dwl 320 Sixth
Geusler Michael, salesman with Simon Cohn, dwl
344 Clementina
GENSOUL ADRIEN, cashier French Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 423 Post, rear
Genst James, seaman* dwl 9 Broadway
Gentry Abner, clerk, 112 Sutter, dwl 316 Pine
Genty Madame, french laundry, 819 Clay
Genung A. M. Mrs., dwl 120 Seventh
Gennng A. W., accountant, dwl 310 Stockton
Geotfroi Granffel. baker Pioneer Bakery, dwl NE
cor Mason and Clay
Geoghagan Bartholomew, drayman, 101 Battery,
dwl 949 Folsom
Geoghagan James, shoemaker with Marks Levin-
sky, dwl 25 Anthony .
Geoghagan Michael, dwl NW cor Leav and Jack
Geordes Claus H., teamster, dwl SW cor York and
Twenty-fourth
George B. F., hotelkeeper, dwl 117 Post
George Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
George Daniel, stage proprietor, dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
George Damn, sexton Home of Peace Cemetery,
dwl SW cor Dolores and Dorland
George David, wood and coal, 13 Webb, dwl 713
Broadway
George Evan E., salesman with C. D. Anderson
and B. B. Franklin & Co., dwl 263 Stevenson
George Henry, editor Evening Post, {and Hinlon,
liapp Jp "Co. J dwl 608 Stevenson
George Henry C, clerk with Davis tfc Cowell, dwl
S s Chattanooga bet Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-third
George John, laborer, dwl 1 Lincoln Place
George John, seaman, dwl S s Oregon bet Drumm
and Davis
George John J., foreman Beale Street Planing Mill,
dwl 1 Lincoln Place
George John V., printer, dwl 26 Anna Lane
George Joseph, watchman steamer Alameda, dwl
5 s Moulton Place nr Montgomery
George Julius (George & Loughborough) dwl 717
Sutter
George Levi F., carpenter, dwl 842 Clay »
George Louis, cutler with M. Price, dwl William
Tell House
George Nelson, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kear
George Robert, Secretary Board of City Hall Com.,
office cor Leavenworth and McAllister, dwl S
s Geary nr Gough
George S. Duncan, auditing dep't Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Fast Freight Office, dwl 924| Pine
George Samuel, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kear
GEORGE & LOUGHBOROUGH, ( Julius George
and Alexander II. Loughborough) attorneys-
at-law, offire NW cor Montgomery and Sac
Gerabeck Frank, cook, dwl 236 Sutter
Geraghty Michael, stationery, 1127 Folsom
Geraghty Patrick, drayman, dwl 48 Everett
Gerard James, carpenter, dwl 110 Minna
Gerard Louis, bootmaker, dwl 90 Stevenson
Gerard Paul, laborer, dwl 615 Commercial
Gerber John B., bootmaker with A. Jacques, 445
Jackson
Gerberding Albert, clerk with Williams, Blanchard
6 Co., dwl 823 Post
Gerberding Frederick W., clerk with R. G. Dun &
Co., dwl 823 Post
Gerberding Mary J., (widow) dwl 823 Post
Gerbie W., (widow) dwl 32 Sixth
Gercke Gustave, waiter, 416 Kearny, dwl 228 Bush
Gercke William, cabinetmaker with" L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 228 Bush
Gerdes Alexander, groceries and liquors, 25 Fourth,
and President Grocers' Protective Union
Gerdes Carsten, expresswagon,SE cor Kearny and
Post, dwl E s Mission nr Eighteenth
Gerdes Ferdinand H., clerk with P. W. Donahue,
dwl S s Mission bet First and Second
Gerdes Frederick, boatman with George Roeben,
37 Pacific
Gerema Charles, restaurant, 420 Bran, dwl 224 Ritch
Gereau William B., shipcarver, 11 Spear, dwl 1505
California
JONHS, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress JButtons in great variety.
W ATKINS' Y/O-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Mcratg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Gereginni John, salesman, dwl 11 Union Place
Gerhard Berthold, confectionery, 1102 Dupont
Gerhard F. G., clerk 414 Pine, dwl 1137 Union
Gerhard! Peter, hairdresser, dwl 1213 Kearny
Gerhardy Louisa, (widow) dwl 1116 Montgomery
Gerhardv Philip J., butcher 60 and 6'2 California
Market, dwl 1 106 Montgomery
GERHOW FREDERICK, groceries and liquors,
NVV cor Mission and East, dwl 243 Fremont
Gerlit Henry, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Gerichten Charles P., (Fcnkhausen & Co) 221
California
Gerichten Conrad M., (Gal. Rectifying Go.) dwl
502 Franklin
Gerichten Louis, cigars and tobacco, 414 Pine, dwl
333 Bush
Gerichten Philip, salesman, dwl 114^ Dora
Geriga Andrew Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis'
Church, dwl 519 Green
Gering William, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
259 Twelfth
GERKE HENRY, wine merchant, 418 and 420
Market, res Vina, Tehama county
Gerke William, joiner, dwl 228 Bush
Gerken Charles, barkeeper Hayes' Park, dwl 435
Broadway
Gerken Glaus, (Blohm & G.J dwl NE cor Mission
and Beale
Gerken Diediich, (Gerken & Wocbberj dwl NE cor
Clay and Powell
Gerken Ernest, mastermariner, dwl 339 Union
Gerken John, bootmaker. 218 First
Gerken Martin, clerk with H. Doscher & Co., dwl
1L2 Tehama
Gerken & Wdebber, (Died rick Gerken and Peter
Wocbberj groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay
and Stockton
Gertens John G. H., janitor Piatt's Hall, dwl 228
Bush
Gerlach Conrad, shoemaker, dwl 101 O'Farrell
Gerlach G. E. & Co., (Henry Von Staden) grocer-
ies and liquors, NW cor Washington and Pow
Gerlach George E., (O. E. Gerlach % Go.) dwl N
W cor Washington and Powell
Gerlach Reuhald, cooper with David Woerner, dwl
123 Tehama
Gerlach William, bookkeeper with Dewey & Co.,
dwl 20 i Eleventh
Gerlack Daniel, whipmaker with J. C. Johnson &
Co., dwl 21 Clara
Gerlich John H., (Gerlich S,- Kasnig) dwl NE cor
Folsom and First
GERLICH & KCENIG, (John H. Gerlich and
William H. L. Kcenig) groceries and liquors,
NE cor Folsom and First
Germain Dwight, compositor Alta job office, dwl
114 Perry
Germain Henry, wood and coal, 418 O'Farrell
Germain HenrV J., clerk, dwl 418 O'Farrell
GERMAN EMPIRE CONSULATE, C A. C
Duisenberg, office 314 Sacramento
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY, office 732 Washington
(GERMAN HALL, Norden & Henningsen propri-
etors, 18 Sansoni
GERMAN HOSPITAL, 427 Brannan nr Third
GERMAN LLOYD, Hellman Bros. & Co., agents,
SW cor Front and Jackson
German Medical Society, office 226 Sutter
GERMAN MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY, office
• 732 Washington
German Savings and Building Union, office 136
Fourth
German Savings and Building Union No. 2, office N
W cor Montgomery and Hush
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
Lawrence Gottig, president, George Lette,
secretary, office 513 (after May 1st,) 526 Cal
GERMAN THEATER, N s Bush bet Kearny and
Dupont, (California Theater) Charles Fritsch,
manager
Germania Brewery, F. Blankenhorn proprietor, N
E cor Mason and Broadway
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO., Julius
Jacobs general agent, office 319 California
GERMON A. & CO,, (James Ney fan) shipknees,
laurel timber and shingles, 18 and 20 Spear
Gernion Adolphus, (A. German Sf Co.) dwl 18
Spear
Gerndt F. W., carpenter, dwl 54 Everett
Gernich Augustus, carriagemaker with Larkins &.
Co., dwl 273 Jessie
Gerolomo Garibaldi, fruits, dwl 1505 Powell
Gerot Delia, (widow) dwl 20 Clinton
Gerran John, reporter Guide, dwl 521 Clay
Gerrein Theophile, pantryman Miner's Restaurant,
dwl 1335 Montgomery
Gerretta Eugenie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater,
dwl 1112 Kearny
Gerrig Antone, laborer with Adam Wagener
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., wax florist and teacher poonah
painting, 22 Geary
Gerrity James, brakesman, dwl 21 Sixth
Gerrity John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
Salmon
Gerry Ferdinand F., clerk with C. H. Wetherbee
& Co., dwl 754 Howard
Gerry Jeremiah, with Mahoney & Tevlin, dwl W s
Guerrero bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Gerry Samuel R., physician, office and dwl 102
Geary
Gerson Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Gerson Marie, dwl 517 Stevenson
Gerstenberg H., grocer, dwl Railroad Avenue nr
Fourteenth, South S. F.
Gerstle Lewis, ( A.Wasxermann & Co., Louis SIoxs
& Co., Hutchinson, Kohl & Go., and Funcke
Sf Wassermann) dwl 1107 Van Ness Avenue
Gerstner Anton, pork and beef packer, 45 Clara
Gerths August, fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Gerts Neil L., carpenter, dwl E s Fillmore bet Union
and Green
Gerty Harriet, (widow) laundress, dwl 636 Pacific
Gerty James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Gertz Charles, cook, 520 California
Gertzen Otto, carpenter, dwl N s Post bet Buchauan
and Laguna
Geruich Augustus A., carriagemaker, dwl 273 Jessie
Gerull Henry, laborer, dwl Fort Point
GERZABEK OSCAR V., hardware commission
and agent for manufacturers, 563 Market, dwl
cor Harrison and Sixth
Gerzat Mathieu, woodcarver with Bryant, Strahan
& Co., dwl 421 Dupont
Geslin P. O., nurse Alms House
Gessen Peter, ( Techau & G.) dwl 218 Third
Gest James, longshoreman, dwl N s Francisco bet
Dupont and Kearny
Getchell George G., teamster, dwl 537 Howard
Getchell James T., porter with Marcus C. Hawley
& Co., dwl 501 Fourth
Getchell John C, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, res Oakland Point
Getchell Wales L., bookkeeper, 3 Front, dwl NE
cor Bush and Stockton
Getchell— See Gitchell
Getbins James A., teamster, dwl E s Grand Avenue
nr Mission
Getleson Bernard, (L. E. Week # Go.) dwl 1806
Stockton
Getliffe Charles J., bookkeeper with B. Davidson &
Co., dwl 1219 Clay
Gett Antonio & Co., (Martin Joseph) wood and
coal, 1518 Stockton
Gettsendanner Salathiel, bricklayer, dwl 355 Jessie
Getty James, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl S s
Pine nr Van Ness Avenue
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 736 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [Gf] DIRECTORY
271
Getz Abraham, dvvl 319 Sixth
Getz Anna Madame, teacher waxwork, 719 Howard
GETZ BROTHERS, {Joseph and Louis) commis-
sion merchants and dealers butter, cheese, lard,
ham, etc., 513 Front
Getz Joseph, (Getz Brothers) dwl 104 Seventh
Getz Louis, (Getz Bros.) dwl 319 Sixth
Getzler Charles H., clerk, dwl 836 Market
Geutjes Sievert, seaman bark Mary Glover, pier 10
Steuart
Geyser John, porter with Pless & Van Bergen, dwl
2 Chelsea Place
Geyser Stage Line, W. S. Edgar agent, office 214
Montgomery
Gheen William P., cooper, 143 Minna
Gherina Charles, dwl 636 Green
Ghilardi Louis, manufacturer picture frames, 24
Second, dwl 533 Howard
Ghio Felice, merchant tailor," 711 Montgomery
Ghio John B., foreman with E. Goslinsky &. Co.,
dwl NE cor Dupont & Greeu
Ghirardelli Anthony, (Ravenna, G. & Co.) dwl
N 8 Vallejo bet Dupont and Stockton
GHIRARDELLI DOMINGO, importer, jobber and
manufacturer chocolate, coffee and spices, 415
and 417 Jackson, res Oakland
Ghirardelli Domingo Jr. , salesman with Domingo
Ghirardelli, 415 Jackson
Ghirardelli Joseph, clerk with Domingo Ghirardelli,
res Oakland
Ghiselin Thomas A., clerk U. S. A. Medical Pur-
veyor's Store, dwl 747 Market
Ghisla Fuugeuzio, (Ghisla & Sciaroni) dwl 1017
Kearnv
Ghisla Piefro, cook, 342 Montgomery, dwl 1316 Stock
Ghisla Salvatore, umbrellas and parasols, 1314 Stock
Ghisla & Sciaroni, ( Fungenzio Ghisla and Charles
Sciaroni) liquor saloon, 1017 Kearny
Giaccomazzi Antoine. porter with A. E. Sabatie &.
Co., dwl SE cor Green and Dupont
Giacommetti Litigi, laborer with Brignardello,Mac-
chiavello & Co., dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Giacomini Giovanni D., salesman, 219 Front, dwl
626 California
Giamboni Frederick, clerk Campi's Restaurant,
dwl 1223 Kearny
Giamboni Natale, (Giamboni Sf Geminiani) dwl
1223 Kearny
Giamboni & Geminiani, (Natale Giamboni and
Lni5;i Geminiani) proprietors Campi's Italian
Restaurant, 519 Clay
Giannini Francisco, laborer with Lucchetti & Cere-
ghino, 512 Sansom
Giannini Giosue, proprietor Swiss House. 572 Fol
GIANNINI P. A., wholesale watches and manu-
facturer California watch cases, and sole agent
Mathez Freres & Roskoft's watches, 622 Clay,
dwl 316 Haves
GIANT CEMENT CO., (Robert J. Kellett and
Charles L. Williams) 419 Washington
GIANT POWDER CO., Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co. agents, office 210 Front, office secretary
734 Montgomery
Gibb Gavin J. W., (Gibb % Afe!endy)dw\ 156 Third
GIBB JAMES, Cosmopolitan Saloon, 617 Merchant,
dwl 252 Tehama
Gibb John, laborer, dwl E s Treat Avenue bet
Twentieth and Twenty-First
Gibb & Melendy, (Gavin J. W. Gibb and Hiram
B. Melendy) sign painters and importers and
manufacturers paints.oils and varnishes, 704 Miss
Gibbee James, bookkeeper, dwl 34 Minna
Gibbes Charles D., civil engineer, 112 Mont Block
Gibbon J. F., physician, office 623 Kearny, dwl 923
Pine
Gibbons A. Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, dwl 939 Geary
Gibbons Alex<*nder, tailor, dwl Broderick bet Pine
aud California
Gibbons Alfred, bookkeeper with J. C. Merrill &
Co., res Alameda
Gibbons B. Franklin, clerk with C.J.Hawlev & Co.,
dwl 610 Howard
Gibbous D., printer, dwl 411 Sansom
Gibbons Francis W., inspector, dwl 435 Jessie
GIBBONS HENRY, physician, office 26 Mont, and
professor Practice of Medicine, Medical Depart-
ment University Pacific, dwl 939 Geary
GIBBONS HENRY Jr., physician, office 26 Mont,
and professor Materia Medica, Medical Depart-
ment University Pacific, dwl 1006 Pine
Gibbons James, upholsterer with Goodwin &. Co.,
dwl 271 Stevenson
Gibbons James, wood and coal, NW cor Seventh
and Harrison
Gibbons John, butcher, dwl 37 Valparaiso
Gibbons John, waiter with Flynn & Co., dwl 1304
Powell
Gibbons Patrick, cook What Cheer House
Gibbons Robinson, draftsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's office, res Alameda
Gibbons Thomas, baker, dwl E s Valencia bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Gibbons William, attorney-at-law, office 520 Mont-
gomery, res Alameda
Gibbs C. H., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 838 Mission
Gibbs Charles E., (Scolchler <fc G.) dwl 833 Post
Gibbs Charles Erwin, attorney-at-law, office NW
cor Sacra mepto and Montgomery, dwl 11 Silver
GIBBS C. V. S., adjuster marine losses, office 318
California, dwl 428 Eddv
Gibbs F. A., merchant, dwl 122 Taylor
Gibbs George W., (George C. Johnson &Co.) res
New York
Gibbs J., surveyor, dwl 424 Sansom
Gibbs Jennie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 6 Harriet
Gibbs Josiah H., U. S. Mail agent S. F. Post
Office, dwl Government House
Gibbs Patrick, machinist, dwl 311 Seventh
Gibbs Reuben F., sawsmith, 95| Stevenson, dwl
Brooklyn Hotel
Gibbs U. S. Bonded Warehouse, John O. Strauch
proprietor, SW cor Vallejo and Front
Gibbs William, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Gibbs William C, bookkeeper, 11 Moutgomerv,
dwl 428 Eddy
Gibbs William H., saddler with Stone & Hay den,
dwl 320 Sansom
Gibley William, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Giblin Daniel, blacksmith with James Dunn, dwl
419 Stevenson
Giblin James, groceries and liquors, 18 Harrison
Avenue
Giblin John, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Geisha-
ker, dwl 6 Missiou
Giblin .John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tiue, 36 Steuart
Giblin Patrick, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.,
dwl SE cor Folsom and Spear
Giblin Thomas, laborer, dwl 59 Stevenson
Giblin Thomas, plasterer, dwl 821 Broadway
Giblin Timothy, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Giblin Timothy, saloonkeeper, dwl 6 Mission
Gibney Francis, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwi 58 First
Gibney Francis, liquor saloon, 158 First
Gibney John, cook N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Senator
Gibney Margaret, (widow) nurse, dwl 506 Bryant
Gibney Michael, laborer, dwl S s Greenwich bet
Montgomery aud Sansom
Gibney Patrick, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflamme
Gibney William, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
Gibon Paul, hairdresser, dwl 814 Sacramento
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
272
SAN FRANCISCO [G"] DIRECTORY.
Gibson Adam T., carpenter ship Lookout, Riucon
Wharf
Gibson Alexander, laborer, dwl 606 Tliiid
Gibson Alexander, porter with Wilmerding & Kel-
logg, dwl biii Minna
Gibson Charles, (Gibson & Co.) dwl 1009 Union
Gibson Charles, seaiuuu, dwl 409 Druinm
Gibson Daniel, carpenter with Thomas McMahon
Gibson Dorsey, printer witb Frank Eastman, dwl
(_\».> House
Gibson Elvira, (widow) dwl Occidental Hotel
Gibson Fanny Miss, vocalist Alhambra Theater
Gibson George,barkeeperwith Thomas Finerty,dwl
636 Green
Gibson George, waiter, 32 Steuart
Gibson Henry, restaurantkeeper, dwl 30 Post
Gibson Henry Si., molder, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson James, butcher, dwl 122 Gilbert
Gibson James, driver with A. E. Swain, 636 Market
Gibson James, housepainter, dwl 520 Mission
Gibson James, marbleworker witb John Daniel &
Co., dwl 122 Gilbert
Gibson James, salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl E s Capp
ur Fifteenth
Gibson James, painter, dwl 320 Sansom
Gibson John, carpenter, dwl S s Townsend bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Gibson John B., porter with Rediugton, Hostetter
& Co., dwl 661 Mission
Gibson John G., (Gibson & Preston) dwl 7-13 Pine
Gibson Margaret, (widow) dwl W s Guerrero nr
Seventeenth
Gibson Matthew M. Rev., pastor United Presbyte-
rian Church, dwl 114 Eddy
Gibson Otis Rev., missionary Chinese Mission
House, dwl 916 Washington
Gibson Peter, seaman steamer Donald, Washington
Street Wharf
Gibson Phoebe,- (widow) dwl S 8 Broadway bet
Hyde and Larkin
Gibsoii Robert H., junk, 254 Steuart
Gibson Thomas, laborer, dwl 313 Main
Gibson Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine, 3b Steuart
Gibson Thomas, seaman, dwl 409 Druinm
Gibson Thomas R.; watchman C. II., dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson William, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Gibson William, lapidary with Frontier & Belle-
me.e, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson William, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumin and
Commercial
Gibsoii William, steward, dwl 26 Sacramento
Gibson William J., lather, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson & Co., {Charles Gibson, George W. Ken-
uard and Archibald McGibbuu) draymen, 215
Front
Gibson & Preston, (John. G. Gibson and Albert \Y.
Preston ) gents famishing goods, "JI8 Mont
Gicly Bernard, laborer. 612 Sac, dwl 619 Union
GicoVich Martin, restaurant, 101 Berry
Giddinga Henry, carpenter with P. M". S. S.Co.
Giddings Henry, marbleworker with John Daniel &
Co., dwl 12 Boardman Place
Gidlev Theodore, agent Oakland Daily Transcript,
office 504 Kearny, dwl 737 Howard
Gieglingeu Arthur, clerk, dwl 305 Van Ness Avenue
Gielow Charles, longshoreman, dwl 162 Perry
Gielow Ellen, (widow) dwl 319 Jessie
Gienger Charles, brewer Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 131 Tehama
Giercke Gustave, confectioner with E. A. Engel-
berg, dwl 228 Bush
Gierien Sebastian, cigar manufacturer with Joseph
Gross, dwl 426 Union, rear
Giers George M , (colored) porter, dwl 125 Silver
Gies Adam, hairdresser, dwl Lilv nr Gough
Gieschen Charles, with John P."Schmitz, dwl 1032
Market
Giesenkirchen Adam, peddler, dwl 767 Bryant
Gieser Frank, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Gieske H. C, ( Wilkins <& Co.) dwl SW cor Pine
and Polk
Giesmann Charles, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 205
( lommercial
Giffiii Coleman, tinsmith with John M. Bryan, dwl
cor Taylor and Filbert
Giffin George, fisherman, dwl 8 Commercial
Giffin John Jr., tinsmith, 1508 Stockton, dwl 900
Filbert
Giffin M. T. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, dwl 900 Filbert
Giffin O. F.. merchant, office 418 California, dwl
Grand Hotel
Gilford Charles, merchant, dwl 923 Washington
Gifford Ellen, (widow) dwl 14£ Moss
Gilford John H, lieutenant U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Gibon Thomas, card and seal engraver, 519 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Gilardi Amie, porter Pacific Fruit Market, dwl 1034
Clay
Gilbert Augnste, confectioner, 53 Third
Gilbert Benjamin, driver with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 716 Mission
Gilbert Catharine, (widow) laundress, dwl 19
Valparaiso
Gilbert Charles, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
&Co.
Gilbert Edmund C, compositor Morning Bulletiu,
dwl 1616 Stockton nr Washington
Gilbert Edward, chophouse, 103 (Sixth
Gilbert Elizabeth, (widow) dwl E 8 Twelfth nr
Folsom
Gilbert Ernest, cooper with Sweenev & Connor,
dwl 104 Market
Gilbert George, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Gilbert G. I. W., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Webster and Ellis
Gilbert John, shipwright, dwl 20 Stanford
Gilbert Joseph, tanner with C. O'Donuell, dwl NE
cor Twelfth and Folsom
Gilbert Julius A., printer, dwl NW cor Bush and
Pierce
Gilbert Leonard, painter, dwl 643 Third
Gilbert Louis J., nieteruiaker Union Brass Foundry,
bds California Hotel, First
Gilbert M., tailor, dwl 524 Sixth
Gilbert Michael, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Gilbert M. J., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Gilbert S., cook Brooklyn Hotel, dwl 506 Market
Gilbert Victor, hairdresser, dwl,728 Pacific
Gilbert William, grocer, dwl NW cor Hyde and
Union
GilbertBon Emma Miss, seamstress, dwl Howard nr
Second
Gilbertson John, conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl 721
Howard
Gilburn John, salesman, 100 Kearny, dwl Minna bet
Fifth and Sixth
Gilchrist James carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Gilchrist John G., (Kelly, Henderson <fc G.) dwl
2D Prospect Place
Gilchrist Maria, dressmaker, dwl 754 Howard
Gilchrist Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 512
Mission
Qildemeester J.P.IL, real estate and general agent,
office 113 Montgomery Block, dw!845Dupont
Gjldemeister Henry A., (Gildemeister, Muecke &
Co.) res Peru, S.A.
GILDEMEISTER, MUECKE & CO., (Eenr$ A.
Qildemeisler and Gottlieb Muecke) importers
and commission merchants, room 8. 109 Cal
Gilderts Edward, stonecutter with W. Cranly, dwl
SWT cor Geary and Devisadero
Gile Edwin T., ( Gite, Hayes & Co ^rdwl 914 Lar-
kin
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P.' VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
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273
GILE, HAYES & CO., (Edwin, T. Gile, John J.
■ Hayes, Byron G. Crane, and Everett L. Has-
tings) importers and wholesale dealers wines
and liquors, 008-612 Front
Gile Henry S., ( Doane & Co. and Espy & Co.)
res Oysterville, W.T.
Giles Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 443 Fifth
Giles Frank, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &.
Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Giles James, grain weigher, dwl 111 Second
Giles James, porter, dwl 412 Hush
Giles James W., clerk with Andrew McAleer & Co.,
dwl 11 1 Natoma
Giles J. T., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Giles Mary, (widow) dwl fi Zoe Place
Giles Patrick, laborer Risdon Iron Works, dwl 134
Folsom, rear
Giles William, teamster, dwl 104 Clara
Gilfeather Francis, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 1108 Pacific
Gilfeather Margaret Miss, binder U.W.M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 609 Stockton
Gilfillan John F., machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
119 Dora
Gilfillan Jonah C, (Gilfillan 8e Hohenschild) dwl
529 Union
Gilfilliin & Hohenschild, (Jonah C. Gilfillan,
George Hohenschild and - Dominick Gometti)
fruits and vegetables. 33 and 34 California Mkt
Gilfoil John, laborer, dwl 178 Stevenson
Gilfoil — See Guilfoyle
Gilham Frank M., salesman, 216 Battery, dwl SW
cor First and Folsom
Gill Allied, seaman, bark Legal Tender, 27 Market
Gill Francis, clerk with J. Deveuny,dwl Ns Eddy
het Pierce and Scott
Gill Frank, barkeeper, 133 Fremont
Gill Frederick, clerk headquarters dept Cal., 703
Market, dwl Ss California bet Dup and Stock
Gill Frederick W., with Pacific Ins. Co., dwl 909
Bush
Gill J. M., chief officer with P. M. S. S. Co., res
San Pablo
Gill John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co., 14
Howard
Gill Mary, laundress wilb S. F. Laundry Associa-
tion, dwl N W cor Turk and Fillmore
Gill Mary Miss, dwl 35 Louisa
Gill Owen, barkeeper, dwl 64 Natoma
Gill Robert, salesman with D. Holland & Co., dwl
328 Third
Gill Robert, special policeman, dwl Wisconsin Hotel
Gill Seth, night inspector Custom House
Gill William, tinsmith with Brit tan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 34 Louisa
Gillam Jefferson D., coachman Brooklyn Hotel
Gillan Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 730 Harrison
Gillan Frank, hack man, Plaza
Gillan James, teamster with Shaw <fe Sharp, dwl
29 First
Gillan William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Gillanl Aime, driver with Builetti & Selna, dwl
711 Commercial
Gillanl Charles, engraver, dwl 6 Haggiu
Gillard George D., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 5
Stockton
Gillaspia William, drayman with Joseph Bunker,
dwl SW cor Ritch and Brannan
Gille Henry, bookkeeper with Reid & Brooks, dwl
44<>i Natoma
Gille Mrs , tasselmaker with M. Ettinger, dwl 4 I6|
Natoma
Gillef Charles J., butcher with William O'Brien,
dwl cor Tenth and Riilroad Av, South S. F.
Gillen Alexander, carpenter, dwl 46 Ritch
G-Ulen Bartly, laborer, dwl E 8 Hampshire bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Gillen Bernard, waiter with John Reagan, dwl
727 Broadway, rear
Gillen Charles, butcher, dwl S s Tenth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue, South S. F.
Gillen C. M. Mrs., proprietress Arlington House,
127 Kearny
Gillen Owen, fireman, dwl SW cor Bdwy and Davis
Gillen Patrick, brickmason, dwl Fort Point
Gillen Thomas, miner, dwl 814 Sansom
Gilleran Brothers, 'Patrick and William) produce
commission, 212 Drumm
Gilleran Patrick, (Gilleran Bros.) dwl 19| Downey
Gilleran William, (Gilleran Bros.) dwl 19| Downey
GILLESPIE C. V., attorney at law and searcher
records, office 641 Washington, dwl 1012 Van
Ness Avenue
Gillespie Edward, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Gillespie Farnham, janitor Fourth and Silver Street
Primary Schools, dwl 348 Fourth
Gillespie Horace N., drayman with James A.
Brown, dwl Cushmaunr Sacramento
Gillespie James, (Van Laak Jj- G.) dwl W s Van
Ness Avenue bet Oak and Fell
Gillespie James, fireman with P. M.S. S. Co.
Gillespie James, laborer, dwl S s Hinckley nr Dup
Gillespie Jane, (widow) dwl 108 Virginia
Gillespie John, clerk with H. P. Wakelee, dwl 619
Mason
Gillespie Kate Miss, shoefitter with Orrin Jones
Gillespie Kate Mrs., books and stationery, 34S
Fourth
Gillespie Michael, laborer, dwl Ss Pine het Web-
ster and Fillmore
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, dwl 1316 Kearny, rear
Gillespie Robert, broommaker with Van Laak &
Gillespie, dwl W s Van Ness Avenue bet Oak
and Fell
Gillespie Thomas, peddler, dwl 109 Welsh
Gillet Charles, basketmaker with Victor Narlet,
dwl 1808 Powell
Gillett O, office 401 California, dwl 10 Silver
Gillett Isaac C, carriagemaker with Case bolt &
Kerr, (and Madden A- G-.) dwl 6 Langton
Gilley G., butcher, dwl First Avenue nr Railroad
Avenue, South S. F.
Gillian William, bricklayer, dwl 1912 Polk
Gillick Matthew, fruitdealer, dwl E s Michigan nr
Shasta
Gilliet Aristid, dyer, 1409 Mason
Gilligan James, iaborer, dwl 225 Austin
Gilligan Martin, teamster with P. T. Flinn & Son,
dwl SW cor Howard and Eighth
Gilligan Michael, waiter American Exchange
Gilligan Owen, bootmaker with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 638| Mission, iear
Gillitran S., milkman, Sin Bruno Road
Gilliland William, tailor with Column Bros., dwl
35 Erie
Gillin Alexander, carpenter H. C League, 128
Kearny
Gillin Bartholomew, porter sheriffs office, City Hall,
dwl 1109 Montgomery
Gillin J. W., clerk with'j. H. Widber, dwl 1109
Montgomery
Gillingham Charles F., physician, office and dwl 103
Post
Gillingham Samuel M., compositor with Cubery &
Co., dwl 445 Natoma
Gillis Charles, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 151
Natoma
Gillis George P., stockdealer, dwl E s York bet
Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth
Gillis Gold'M. Co., (Tuolumne Co.) office 511 Cal
Gillis Isabella, (widow) lodgings, 125 Sacramento
Gillis Robe rr,, sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 28 First
Gillmard Ulysses, (colored) dwl 2 Adele Alley
Gillmor Ellen, (widow) dwl 412 Second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Laces and Embroideries.
18
WATKLNS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [GJ DIRECTORY
GILLMORJ. B., embalmer, (operator under Dr.
Benj. P. Lyford's patent) office 402 Kearny
GillraorN. B., (widow) dressmaker, 22 Geary
Gillooley Hugh, porter, III Pront, dwl 2571, Clara
Gillooley John, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Qillooly Thomas, butcher with William O'Brien,
dwl 133 Polsora
Gillou James, bookkeeper First National Gold Bank,
dwl HI7 OTarrell
Gillony Bridget, (widow) dwl 1 Bagley Pl.ice
(Jill my John M., painter Omnibus R. R., dwl 9
Langton
Gilloway Bridget, (widow) dwl 41:5 Natoma
Gilly Adele Madame, french laundry, 627 Union
Gilly Ferdinand, tailor with J. Miulon, dwl 627
Union
Oilman A. H. J., lanndryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Tack and Fillmore
OILMAN A. M., importer and wholesale wines and
liquors, 308 California, dwl Occidental Hotel
Oilman Andrew J., bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 524 Linden
Oilman Benjamin F., boxfactory, 7 and 9 Drumm,
dwl 515 Howard
Oilman Byrou, purser P. M. S. S. Co., dwl Occiden-
tal Hotel
Oilman Charles F. T., pressman with Francis &.
Valentine, dwl 1013 Montgomery
Gilman David P., bookkeeper, 205 Front, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Oilman Edward, dwl 1616 Washington
Oilman Frank L., (Oilman & Mellon) dwl 311
Clementina
Oilman George, expresswagon, 21 Commercial
Oilman Granville B., (French & G.J dwl Grand
Hotel
Gilman Henry, hairdresser with Heider & Hilberer,
dwl 266 Stevenson
Gilman Henry, purser N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
California", dwl 906 Market
Gilman Jennie Miss, teacher Market Street Primary
School, dwl cor Market and Ellis
Gilman Jerome A., upholsterer with John Hoey,
dwl 823 Mission
OILMAN JOHN, superintendent J. M. Bradstreet
& Son, Mercantile Agency, office 31? California,
dwl Grand Hotel
Gilman Joseph, boatbuilder, 24 Commercial, dwl 65
Natoma
Gilman Marvin M., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue,
res Oakland
Oilman P., seaman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. Oriflamme
Gilman Roscoe M., machinist, dwl 324 Beale
Oilman Samuel, carpenter H. C. League 128
Kearny
Gilman Trnstum C, carpenter, 1031 [Montgomery
Gilman William W., pressman with Francis &
Valentine, dwl 1013 Montgomery
Gilman & Mellon, (Frank L. Gilman and John S.
Mellon) housepainters and glaziers, 422 Com
Gilmai tin James, laborer and rec. sec. Laborers' Pro.
and Ben. Ass'n, dwl 1316 Kearny
Gilmore Archibald N., engineer S.P.'R.R., dwl 540
Mission
Gilmore Charles C, planer with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl518Folsom
Gilmore Charles M., assistant treasurer Cal. P.R.R.
Co., dwl 228 Post
Gilmore Elijah S., planer Union Box Factory, dwl
W s Church bet, Twenty seventh aud Twenty-
Eighth
Gilmore George C, driver Omnibus R.R., dwl 452
Minna
Gilmore George D., (Excelsior Mill Co.) dwl 10
Garden
Gilmore George W., cutter with Charles Donavan,
dwl 212 Second
Gilmore H. W., blacksmith aud wheelwright, dwl
1040 Mission
Gilmore James, expresswayon P. M. S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 307 Seventh
Oilmore James, waiter Russ House
Gilmore .lames E., bookbinder with Battling &.
Kimball, dwl 535 Howard
Oilmore J. B., dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Oilmore John H., (Gilmore & Van Norden) dwl
1013 Larkin
Oilmore John H. , salesman, 7 .Mont, res Oakland
Gilmore Joseph, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kear
Oilmore Julia, (widow) dwl N s Fell ur Fillmore
Oilmore Samuel, real estate, dwl 181 1 Mason
Gilmote S:ephen D., (Hobbs, G.& Vo.) dwl 518
Folsom
Oilmore Susan Mrs., boarding and lodging, 510 Miss
Oilmore W. IL, assistant treasurer C. P.R.R. Co.
dwl 228 Post
GILMORE & VAN NORDEN, (John II. Gil-
more and Robert T. Van Norden) advertising
agents. 509 Clay
Gilmore — See Gillmor andGilmour
Oilmour John D., shipsmith with A. Muir & Co.,
dwl 627 Vallejo
Oilmour Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Grove and Laguna
Gilpin Leman, physician, office and dwl 105
Geary
Gilpin Z."T.. student Heald's Business College, dwl
105 Geary
Oilroy James, clerk, dwl 631 Howard
Gilroy Thomas, teamster U.S. Clothing Depot, dwl
1201, Clara
Oilson Edward, bookkeeper, dwl 1920 Taylor
Gimbel Henry, sawdust vendor, dwl 52 Clementina
Gimpel M. C, painter, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr
Thirtieth
Oingg Conrad, driver, 540 Kearny, dwl 1 Montgom-
ery Court
Oingg Jacob, (Jacob Gingg & Co.) dwl 705 Val-
lejo
Oingg Jacob & Co., (William Yung) market, 1319
Stockton
Oingg John, carrier, dwl 6 Telegraph Place
Oinocchio G., commission merchant, 423 Battery,
dwl 1512 Powell
Ginocbio Joseph, assistant wharfinger Oakland Fer-
ry Wharf, dwl 623 Davis
Ginochio Pietro, (A. Caferato Jj* Co.) dwl 726
Lombard
Ginsberg Ascher, glazier, dwl 108 Sacramento
Ginty James, (Ginty & Shannon) dwl 730 N itoma
Ginty &, Shannon, (James Ginty and Dominick
Shannon) liquor saloou, SE cor Third aud
Mission
Giohatto Prato, cook with Bartolemo Arata, 5
Clay
GIOROIANI A., commission merchant, importer
fruits, and manufacturer fireworks, and agent
Bay Salt Company, 421 Wash, dwl 924 Pine
Giovaunini Alberto, (Alberto Giovannini & Co.)
dwl SE cor Broadway aud Sansoni
Giovannini Alberto <fe Co., (Danerlrio AlberidgeJ
wood aud coal, SE cor Broadway and Kearny
Giovannini Angelo, express, dwl 2 Cadell Alley
Giovannini Antonio & Co.. wood and coal, 637
Vallejo
Giovannini Baptiste, laborer with D. Giovannini.
816 Pacific'
Giovannini Daniel, wood and coal, 816 Pacific
Giovannini Francisco, laborer with D. Giovannini,
816 Pacific
Giovannini Philip, hr.isslinisher Union Brass Found-
dry, dwl 518 Market.
Oirard Eloi, cook, 617 Sacramento, dwl Pacific bet
Dupont and Stockton
Oirard Ernest, shoemaker with August Jeannin,
dwl SE cor Post and Jones
Girard James, carpenter, dwl Minna nr Second
HUjMTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAA.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [ (x ] DIRECTORY
275
Girard L., real estate, office 8 Stevenson's Building,
dwl Union Club
Girard Thomas, butcher, dwl R.R. Avenue nr Four-
teeutli Avenue
Girardiu Emil, saloon, 1111 Dupont
Girand Antoine, liquors and cigars, GI3 Broadway
Girand Charles, cook, dwl 826 Pacilic
Giraud Pierre, liqnor saloon, 532 Pacific
Giraux Adelaide Madame, midwife, dwl .525 Green.
Gird Richard, (H. B. Martin 8f (Jo.) dwl 838 Miss
Girnes Owen, workman T. H. Selby & Co.'s Smelt-
ing Works, North Beach
Girolami Francis, laborer with Domingo Ghirardelli
Girot Stephen, laborer, dwl 24 Riteh
Girson Cecilia Miss, seamstress, dwl 145 Second
Girwin Hermann, earbuilder with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl l'-'IU Welsh
GiVzikowsky William/JTwA/ & G.Jd-wl Hotel Rhein
Giscart Jozeph, knifegrinder, dwl 134 Vallejo
Giselaar G. H., laborer with Deutsch & Co., dwl
4" Sacramento
Giselle John, cook City Hotel, 29 First
Git Chung, (Chinese) slipper manuf, liil Com
Gitchell 8. M., (S. H. Seymour & Co.) dwl Russ
House
Giudici Serafino, (Joseph B. Bianchi & Co.) dwl
5 s Pacific bet Kearny and Dupont
Giusti John, gilder and silverplater with W. K.
Vanderslice «& Co., dwi NW cor Powell and
Filbert
Giusti Joseph, (Giusti St Co.) dwl 1025 Pacific
Giusti & Co., (Joseph Giusti) oyster saloon and
chowder house, 105 Cal
Giusto Prank, expressman, cor Fourth and Market,
dwl 307 Hayes
Givano Adolph, carpenter. dwl N s McAllister nr Polk
Giveanni John, ranch, S s Union nr Van Ness Av
Given C. M., (widow) boarding and lodging, 509
Bush
Given Michael, laborer S. P. R. R.
Given William, watchman Cal. P. R.R Co'sStmrJulia
Givens Daniel, laborer, dwl Taylor bet Uuiou and
Filbert, rear
GIVENS ROBERT R., real estate agent, office 402
Montgomery, dwl J 110 Clay
Gladdeuburtr Adolph, junk dealer, dwl 417 Jones
Gladding Allen I., (of Bam Jj- Gt, Oakland) office
320 Montgomery, res Oakland
Gladding J. M., dwl What Cheer House
Gladson August, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Gladwiu Edward H., clerk, 238 Montgomery, dwl
W s Howard bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Gladwin George S., (G. S. Gladwin & Co.) dwl
W s Howard bet Eighteenth and Niueteenth
Gladwin G. S. & Co., exchange brokers, 238 Mont
Gladwin William II., with G. S. Gladwiu & Co.,
dwl329 0'Farrell
Glair Thomas H., wharfinger La Rue's Wharf, dwl
419 Pine
Glann Patrick, laborer, dwl 644^ Jessie
Glanville Conrad, shoecutter with H. M. Beers
6 Co., dwl 223 Stevenson
Glanville James, laborer, dwl 32 Steuart
Glas Frank, solicitor with John Renault, res Alameda
Glasby Jessie K., millwright, dwl 303 Jessie
Glasco Maurice, tailor, dwl 727 Brannau
Glaser Adolph, compositor California Demokrat,
dwl 726 Washington
Glaser Charles, merchant, dwl 113 Fifth
Glaser Peter, bakeoven builder, dwl 622 Pacific
Glasford Peter 8., (Glasford & Leishman) dwl 217
Tyler
Glasford Richard H., clerk with William T. Rey-
nolds & Co., dwl 1429 Pine
Glasford & Leishman, (Peter S. Glasford and Rob
ert Leishman) drygoods, 816 Market
GLASGOW IRON AND METAL IMPORTING
CO., William McCrindle manager, office and
warehouse 22 and 24 Fremont
Glasgow James, farmer, Oceau Beach Road nr
Ocean House
Glasgow Jennie Miss, teacher Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 829 Howard
Glass James, carpenter 11. C. League, 128 Kearny
Glass Julius, hats and caps, 1008 Dupont
Glass Marcus, machine sewing, 822 Clay
Glassen Eliza, (widow) dwl 506 Brannau
Glasses John, clerk, dwl 111 Virginia
Glassman Jacob, exchange broker, 334 Montgomery,
dwl 314 Jones
Glassman Mendel, pedler, dwl 5 Trinity
Glave Dora Mis., (Glave & Co.) 21 New Mont
Glave Lucy Mrs., (Glare & Co.) 21 New Mont
Glave <t Co., (Mrs. Dora and Mrs. Lucy Glare)
worsted and fancy goods, 21 New Montgomery
Glayson M., janitor Boys' High and Powell Street
Primary Schools
Glazier August, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Glazier Hugh, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
GLAZIER'l. & BROTHER, (Simon W. Glazier)
real estate agents, office 42t> Montgomery
Glazier Isaac, (Glazier <Jf- Seligsberg and I. Gla-
zier & Bro.) dwl 1117 Gearv
Glazier Simon W.,(I. Glazier & 'Bro.) dwl 424 Post
Glazier William W., teamster witli George O.Whit-
ney & Co., dwl 11$ Clinton
GLAZIER * SELIGSBERG, (Isaac Glazier and
William Seligsberg) stock and money brokers,
office 426 Montgomery
Gleasou Dennis, malster with Lyon & Co., dwl cor
Francisco aud North Beach
Gleasou Edward b\, (Gleason Jj; Bro. ydwl 519 Bush
Gleason James, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 469 .Mission
Gleasou James, waiter Lick House, dwl 115 William
Gleason James D., inolder Eureka Foundry, dwl
612 .Minna
Gleason John, carpenter, dwl 7 St. Mary Place
Gleason John, barkeeper, 30 Mont, dwl 423^ Ciem
Gleason John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Gleason John, expressman, cor Mission aud Sixth,
dwl 153 Shipley
Gleason John, hostler with P. A. Finigan, dwl 210
Mason
Gleason John, uight watchman City and County
Hospital
Gleason Joseph, (Gleason & Bro.) dwl 519 Bush
Gleason Martin, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl Ws Dora bet Harrison and Bryant
Gleason Michael, calker with Middlemas & Boole,
res Oakland
Gleason Michael F., janitor Boys' High School, dwl
3 Salmon
Gleason Patrick, housemover, 1106 Market
Gleason Patrick H., liquor saloon, N s Francisco nr
Powell
Gleason P. F., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl Dora nr Bryant
Gleason Stephen, mariner, dwl 240 Towusend
Gleasou Thomas, tailor, dwl 25 Glover
Gleason Timothy, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl
Harriet bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Gleason Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 259
Clara
Gleason William, lamplighter S.F.Gas Co., dwl 916
Montgomery
Gleason William, steward Lick House, dwl S s
Hinckley nr Montgomery
Gleason William H., salesman with Keane, O'Con-
nor & Co,, dwl 226 O'Farrell
Gleason & Bro., (Joseph and Edward F. Gleason)
butchers, 4 and 5 Occidental Market
Gleeson Authony, gtoceries, dwl W s Dora bet
Harrison and Bryant
Gleeson Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, SW cor
Sansom and Vallejo
Gleeson Richard, laborer, dwl 44 Jessie
Gleeson Sarah, (widow) dwl 111 Sixth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
J7«i
SAN FRANCISCO [Gr~ DIRECTORY.
Gleeson Thomas, laborer, <l\vl 838 Dupont
Qleeson Thomas, tailor with Frank Elwell, dwl
Glover up Leavenworth
Gleeson Thomas C, (Qleeson fy Fell) dwl 534
Bash
Qleeson Timothy J., hostler, dwl Second Avenue nr
Sixteenth
Qleeson William, real estate, dwl 916 Montgomery
Qleeson William G., carpenter, dwl S b Elm Av bet
Franklin and,Gough
Qleeson William 11.. (Mirk* 8f G.J dwl S 8 Twen-
ty sixth bet .Mission and Bartlett
Qleeson^ Pell, ( Thomas G. Qleeson and William
Fell) dry goods, J -4-1 Fourth
Glein Carlos b\, hardware, 1036 Market, dwl 12
.Mason
Qlency William, bricklayer, dwl 10 Harlan Plaee
Glenn Edward, teamster, dwl 928 Folsom
Glenn John, blacksmith with Graney & Grace, dwl
308 Tehama
Glenn Kate, laundress with S. F. Laundry As*'n,
dwl NW or Fillmore and Turk
Glenn Thomas, hostler, dwl Denial Hights
Glenn William, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Ass'n, dwl N W cor Fillmore and Turk
Glennan Martin, (Furlong & G.J dwl 522 O'Far-
rell, rear
Glennon James W., dwl 537 Sacramento
Glennon Joseph W., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific.
Glennon Lawrence, hostler, dwll20 William
Glennon William, laborer Pacilic Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Gleuny Isaac, barkeeper, 304 California, dwl 1818
Dupont
Glickmau David, watchmaker with William Tur-
ner, dwl '2514 Webster
Glidden Albion K. P., real estate, dwl S s Twenty-
second bet Sliotwell and Folsom
Glidden A. P., carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Glidden Charles, conductor Front St. M. & O.R.I!.,
dwl Railroad House, NE cor Pacific and San
Glidden John ML, agent, office 1118 Cal, res Boston
Glidden Louisa, (widow) dwl NW cor Sliotwell
and Twenty-third
GLIDDEN A- WILLIAMS' LINE CALIFORNIA
PACKETS, office 218 California
Gliuchev James, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
0U3" Battery
Glinn Huyh, livery and sale stable, 126 Fourth, dwl
113 First
Glinn John, wooldealer, dwl 1524 Jackson
Glize Edward, laborer, dwl 315 Chestnut
Globe Hotel, (Chinese) NW cor Jackson and Dun
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(New YorkJ Mervin Tabor manager Pacific
Coast, office 6 Montgomery
Globig Bruno, waiter, 728 Market
Glone James, barkeeper, 332 Mont, dwl 357 Minna
Gloor Ralph S., compositor with Bacon & Company,
dwl 708 Pine "
GLOOTZ ADOLPH, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Clay and Dupont, dwl 013 Jackson
Gloolz John, groceries and liquors, 706 Jackson/Jwl
4 Medau Place
Gios Frank, shoemaker, dwl 256 Jessie
Glouber Herman, commission merchant, dwl 024
Geary
Glover Andrew, policeman City Hall, dwl 428 Val-
lejo
Glover George F.M.,stockbroker. 320 Montgomery,
dwl 714 Guerrero
Glover James, clerk with E. Supple, dwl 22 Minna
Glover James, expressman, dwl 1016 Stockton
Glover James F., shoemaker with H. M. Beers
& Co., res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Glover John, brasslinislier Cal. Brass Works, dwl
42 Louisa
Glover John, laborer, dwl Sau Jose Road opp St
Mary's College
Glover John G., shoemaker with H. M. Beers &
Co., res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Glover Joseph T., (W. W. Dodge & Co.; res Oc-
cidental Hotel
Gluck George, cabinetmaker with George B. Mav
& Co.. dwl 111! Pacific
Gluck J. F.,(Gliick& flansen^dwl 1032 McAllister
GLUCK A HANSEN, (J. F. Giiick and Charles
E. Hansen J National Brewery, SE cor Fulton
and Wel»3ter
(ilncksman Isaac, junk, 40J Fol. dwl 306| Sixth
Glueing George, groceries and liquors, 539j Natoma
Gluyas George K.. superintending engineer Cal. P.
R. R. steamers, office NE cor Broadway and
Front, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Gluyas Reese W.. (Gluyas & Button J dwl 6 La-
fa vette Avenue
GLUYAS & DUTTONYiiVese W. Gluyas and 8.
Edwards Z>>///o//ymanufueturing and importing
stationers, 402 and 404 Sansom
Glynn Emerson ()., (Cross & G.J dwl 206 Turk
Glynn James, bricklayer, dwl 6 Willow
Glynn James, shipclerk, dwl 6 Francisco
Glynn Martin, laborer, dwl 26 Freelon, rear
Glynn Patrick, teamster with Nicholas Bichard
Glynn Thomas, marbleworker, dwl 417 Powell
Glynn Timothy, laborer, dwl 210 Pitch
GnipGhong, (Chinese) tailors, 710 Jackson
Gnobel Abraham, laborer Swiss Hotel, dwl 627
Commercial
Gnoebel Abraham, confectioner with George A.
Brash, 522 Kearny
Gobbe Ernest, jeweler with Frontier & Bellemere,
dwl 535 Folsom
Gobbee Joseph, patternmaker, dwl 535 Folsom
Gobener Henry, dyer Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
S s Lombard bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Gohenio Bastianio, vegetables, dwl 1500 Dupont
Goble D. L., student Heald's Business College, dwl
Overland House
Goble John, laborer, dwl 8 Crook
Godave Albert, laundry, dwl Es Taylor bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
Godchaux Adolph, (Godchaux Bros. & Co. J res
Paris
GODCHAUX BROS. & CO., (Adolph and Joseph
Godchaux ) importers and jobbers fancy and dry
goods, UK) Battery
Godchaux Edmund, salesman, 100 Battery, dwl 624
Green
Godchaux Jacques, real estate agent, office 422
Montgomery, dwl 32 Hinckley
Godchaux Joseph, c Godchaux Bros. & Co.) dwl 624
Green
Godchaux Lazard, merchant, dwl 202 Seventh
Godchaux Lazard, ( M. Brandenstein & Co. J dwl
111 Powell
Godchaux Myrtil, bookeeper, 109 Battery, dwl 624
Green
Goddard Abraham H., carringepainter with Case-
bolt & Kerr, dwl 22 Turk
Goddard A. F.. architect, dwl Ss California bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Goddard George E., purser P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Goddard George H.. civil engineer, dwl S s Califor-
nia bet Jones and Leavenworth
Goddard Henry K., dwl 617 Bush
Goddard P. H*. carriagetrimmer, dwl 22 Turk
Goddard Thomas W., foreman carriagepainters with
Casebolt & Kerr, res Oakland
GODDAKD & CO., (Ira P. Rankin and Albert
1'. Brayton) proprietors Pacilic Iron Works,
First and Fremont bet Mission and Howard,
office 127 First
Godeau Eugene, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 12'J5 Dupont
Godeffroy Alfred, (Godejroy & Sillern) dwl 1411
Powell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN" SCHA.A.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
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277
GODEFFROY & SILLEM, (Alfred Go&effroy
and. Will/am Sillem) agents Mendocino Saw
Mills, 34 California
Godet Louis, French laundry, 910 Howard
Godferling Joseph, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Godfrev Addie Mrs., (colored) (Godfrey & Valen-
tine) dwl 22Taylor
Godfrey Dennis, expresswagon, cor Second and
Mission, dwl 42 Jessie
Godfrey Edward A., cashier with Crane «fc Brig-
ham, dwl 304 Third
Godfrey George, laborer, dwl 5 Liberty
Godfrey George, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Godfrey Henry, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Steu
Godfrey I. L., carpenter H. C. League, 1528 Kearny
Godfrey Ira, miner, dwl Russ House
Godfrey Ira, salesman, 137 Mont, dwl* 36 Geary
Godfrey James T., general broker, dwl 508 Pow
Godfrev Joseph D. W., (colored) porter Cent. P.
R.R.,dwl 22 Taylor
Godfrey Leonard S., carpenter, dwl 722 Green
Godfrey Nathaniel A., (colored) hairdresser with
Isaac G. Gary, dwl E 8 Salmon nr Pacific
Godfrey Willard H., porter with George Howes,
& Co.. dwl S s Jackson nr Montgomery
Godfrev William A. H, gents' furnishing goods,
105' Second, dwl 405 O'Farrell
Godfrey William B., captain schooner Margaret
Crockard, 27 Market
Godfrey &• Valentine, (colored) (Mrs. Addie God-
frey and Mrs. Clara Valentine J hairdressers. 8
"Taylor
Godkin Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 629 Vallejo
Godlev Montgomery, with John Parrott, dwl 767
Mission
Godoy Jose A. Mrs., (widow) dwl 333 Geary
Godoy Jos6 V., clerk with Winans & Belknap, dwl
333 Geary
Godsil James, porter with Doyle & Cunningham,
dwl 544 Jessie
Godsil John, barkeeper Lick House, dwl 516 Miss
Godsil Timothy, fruits, dwl 733 Brannan
Gody Philip, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Goeiiel Henry, vaniisher with George Q. Whitney
& Co., dwl 920 Pacific
Goedecke Louis, sausage manufacturer, 1322 Du-
pont, dwl 503 Filbert
Goepel Otto, bootmaker with R. Goepel, 405 Dup
Goepel Robert, bootmanufacturer, 405 Dupont
Goepp G. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, dwl 250 Octavia
Goepp Gottfried, teacher French, dwl 259 Octavia
Goethe Adolpb, cooper with David Woerner, dwl
NE cor Howard and Spear
Goetjen Adolpb, ( b inch 8? G.J dwl 707 Mission,
re ir
Goerjen Charles, hostler with Martin Mangels &
Co., dwl 624 Lombard, rear
Goetjen Henry, milkman, SW cor Steu and Fol
Goetjen Nicholas, (Goetjen # Go.j dwl NE cor Mc-
Allister and Webster
Goetjen & Co., (Nicholas Goetjen and Sol Wan-
genheim) manufacturers cider, vinegar, pickles,
etc., 120 and 122 Davis
Goetter Charles, carbnilder with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 546 Fourth
Goetting Charles, musician, dwl 709 Filbert
Goetz Albert, watchmaker, dwl 338 Bush
Goetz Andre, porter with E. A. Fargo & Co
Goetz Balthasar, wood and coal, 514 Union, dwl
522 Filbert
Goetz Edward, shoemaker, 215 Sansom
Goetz Etnil, icecream manufacturer, 625 Turk
Goetz Julius, bookkeeper, 217 Front, dwl 7 Kearny
Goetz Louis, carriagetrimmer with A. Folsom, dwl
cor Spring and Summer
Goetz Paul, cabinetmaker with George B. May &
Co., dwl 15 Pinckney Place
Goetz Thomas W., gardener, dwl San Bruno road
Goetze Henry, driver with Dohrmann & Co., dwl
Dupont nr Geary
Goetzen John H, cleric with Herman Wendt, NE
cor Third and Folsom
Goewev James M., (J. M. Goetccy & Co.) dwl 314
Turk
GOEWEY J. M. & CO., (Charles I. Crowell mid
Hn<j;h McCrum) importers and jobbers wines
and liquors, 409 and 411 Front
Goey Hing Kee & Co., (Chinese) merchant tailors,
725 Dupont
Golf Almon B., glazier with John Hall &. Son, dwl
118 Fell
Golf Dwighfc, captain ship Derby, dwl 327 Union
GoflF Patrick, laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Goff — See Gough
Coffin Louisa, dressmaker, dwl 132 Fifth
Gogan William, pressman with Frank Eastman,
dwl 523 Pine
Gogan William, hempworker, S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, dwl Sierra, Potrero
Gogartv Owen, carpenter, dwl 63 Tehama
Goger Charles, metermaker with M. Dohrzensky,
dwl 106 Kearny
Goggins David, porter with Shea, Bocqaeraz & Mc-
Kee, dwl 340 Tehama
Goha George, bootmaker, 1504 Stockton
Goikomsky Ji., dwl 333 Bush
Gold Albert, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Cold Hannah, (widow) dwl 929£ Howard
Gold Hill Quartz M. & M. Co., (Gold Hill, Nev.J
office 414 California
Cold John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Cold Leah Miss, dwl 929* Howard
Goldberg Aaron, hairdresser, 800| Market, dwl NE
cor Sixth and Clara
Goldberg Caroline Madame, milliner and millinery,
210 Kearny, dwl 422 Tehama
Goldberg Charles, steward, dwl 303 Mason
Goldberg Daniel, dressmaker, dwl 1423 Leav
Goldberg George, dressmaker, dwl 142S Pacific
Goldberg Israel, merchant, office 210 Kearny, dwl
422 Tehama
Goldberg Max L., barber with John Brougham,
dwl 36 Third
Goldberg Philip, tailor, 343 Bush, dwl I5l)i Tehama
Goldberg Simon L., cigars and tobacco, 36 Third,
dwl 242 Minna
Goldberg Solomon, produce dealer, dwl 325 Sixth
GOLDEN ADLEli HOTEL, John W. Stachler
proprietor, 338 Bush
GOLDEN AGE FLOURING MILLS, F. D. Con-
ro &. Son proprietors, 717-72) Battery
Golden Axe Hotel, John O'Brien proprietor, 127 Pac
Golden Chariot M. Co., (Owyhee, Idaho) office 402
Montgomery
GOLDEN CITY (literary weekly) Golden City
Publishing Co. proprietors, office 429 Mont
Golden City Brewery, George Brekle proprietor,
1431 Pacific
GOLDEN CITY CHEMICAL WORKS, cor Se-
venth and Townsend, H. P. Wakelee, proprie-
tor, office SE cor Montgomery and Bush
Golden City House, Margaret O'Brien proprietress,
116 Pacific
GOLDEN CITY PUBLISHING CO., publishers
and proprietors Golden City, office 429 Mont
Golden Edward, maltster with Lyon &. Co., dwl
151 Jessie
Golden Edward, watchman, dwl 174 Jessie
GOLDEN ERA, (weekly) G. B. Densmore & Co.
editors and proprietors, office 540 Clay
Golden Gate Brewery, Charles Metzler proprietor,
713 Greenwich
GOLDEN GATE DRIVING PARK, Cliff House
road, five miles from City Hall
GOLDEN GATE FLOUR MILLS, Horace Davis
& Co. proprietors, 41-45 First
JOJST.ES, PULLMAN & CO;, 116 SaDsom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Goods-
W ATKINS* YO-SEMITE ART GALLEEY, 26 Monte. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
27 8
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GOLDEN GATE HOTEL, Scbnatenbaas Bros.
proprietors, 728 Market
Golden Gate House, Thomas Murray proprietor,
510 Davis
Golden Gate Sugar Refinery, cor Grove and Polk,
office 217 Front
Go] len George W., waiter, dwl 1209 Howard
, James, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 130 Oak
Golden John, laborer, dwl 417 Clementina
Golden John W., with Thomas Golden, dwl 219
Turk
Golden Manuel, blindmaker Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 217 Clementina
Golden Michael, Bhoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co.. dwl 1-,'iH Natoma
Golden Rule M. Co., (Calaveras Co.) office 432
Montgomery
GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS, Palmer,
Knox & Co. proprietors, 19-25 First
Golden State Relief Association, (Life Insurance)
office 4H> Montgomery
Golden Sun Gold Mining Co., (Butte County)
office til 1 Washington
Golden Thom is, broommaker with M. Zan & Co.,
dwl 2351 Minna
G Iden Thomas, second officer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Golden Thomas, undertaker, 709 .Market, dwl 219
Turk
Golden Thomas H., painter dwl219Turk
Golden Timothy J., pressman with Smyth & Shoaff,
•r>l 1 Sacramento
Goldenmeyer Louis, meatmarket, 1104 Folsom, dwl
109 Dora
GoMer James, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Golding James, broker, dwl 70S Montgomery
Golding John, laborer, dwl 919 Union
Golding John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 steuart
G dding Michael, laborer with P. M.S. S. Co.
Golding Thomas, carpenter II. C. League, 128
Kearny
Goldman Isaac A., real estate agent, 222 Sansom,
dwl 1912 Howard
Goldman Jacob, market, 1202 Stock, dwl 20 Mason
Goldman Joseph, commission merchant. 30(5 Mont-
gomery, dwl 508"Ellis
Goldman Max, (Leibmann & GJdwl 1008 Jackson
Goldman Philip, shoecutter with Buckingham &
Hecht
Goldman Samuel, laborer, dwl San Bruno Road
Goldman Solomon, bootmaker, dwl 440 Clementina
Goldmann Bernard, clerk with Moses Sichel, dwl
G18 Green, rear
Goldsrhmit Leon, insurance solicitor, dwl 916 Fol
Goldsmith Albert, clerk, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Goldsmith B., peddler, dwl 275 Stevenson
Goldsmith Bernard, salesman, 628 .Market, dwl 12
Ellis
Goldsmith E. Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, dwl 415 Jones
Goldsmith Edwin S., engraver with William E.
Goldsmith, dwl 835 Mission
Goldsmith George, liquors, NW cor Pacific and Bat
Goldsmith Gustave, trader, dwl 359 Jessie
Goldsmith Henry. (S.BamtkSf Co.) dwl Ns Pine
nr Kearny
Goldsmith Isaac, meat inspector, dwl 415 Jones
Goldsmith Jonathan G., bookkeeper, dwl 3J7 Har-
rison
G ildsmith Joseph, mariner, dwl 721 O'Farrell
Goldsmith Louis, merchant, dwl 457 Stevenson
Goldsmith Mark, clerk, dwl 415 Jones
Goldsmith Nathan, (Kolin 8? G.J dwl 35 Sixth
Goldsmith Rudolph, messenger, 108 Sansom dwl
1018 Post
Goldsmith Simon, gentlemen's furnishing goods 250
Third, dwl 18 Hampton Place
Goldsmith Solomon, (A. B.EIfelt& Co.) dwl 1018
Post
GOLDSMITH WILLIAM E., card and seal en-
graver, 507 Montgomery, dwl 835 Mission
Goldson Alexander, barkeeper with Hannah Bow-
ers, dwl 730 Pacific
Goldstein Abraham, clothing, 409 Pacific
Goldstein. Amelia Miss, teacher Bush Street Cos-
mopolitan School, dwl 467 Clementina
Goldstein A. S.. tinsmith, dwl 107 Clementina
Goldstein Edmund L., (Goldstein, Setter $ Co.)
res Europe
Goldstein Esther, (widow) dwl 39 Jessie
Goldstein Eva, (widow) manufacturer ladies' and
children's wear, laces, dresstrimmings, etc., 26
Second
Goldstein Hiram P., salesman, 33S Kearny, dwl
454j Tehama
Goldstein Leon, (Fabian & G.J dwl 605 Taylor
Goldstein Louis, expresswagon, .>?4 California, dwl
-15 i 5a Tehama
Goldstein Michael, confectioner with Dexter & Co.,
dwl 39 Jessie
Goldstein Morris, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &.
Co.. dwl 467 Clementina
Goldstein Moses, tailor, dwl 276 Jessie
Goldstein Peter, manufacturer underwear, 45-1^
Tehama
Goldstein S. A., dwl 411 Sansom
Goldstein Samuel, laborer, dwl 467 Clementina
Goldstein Samuel, merchant, office 115 Batterv, dwl
514 Bush
GOLDSTEIN7, SELLER & CO., (Emanuel L.
Goldstein, Joseph Seller and Meyer Elirman)
importers and wholesale groceries and provis-
ions, 217 Front
Goldstein Simon, (Simon. Goldstein <$• Co. J dwl
360 Minna
Goldstein Simon & Co., (Herman Cohen) manu-
facturers imitation hair work, 205 Fourth
Goldstein William, manager S. F. Perfumery and
Soap Co., 125 Sansom, dwl 1208 Jackson
Goldstoue Charles, merchant, dwl 1042 Howard
Goldstone Davis, waiter, 636 Market, dwl 4"J2 St.ev
Goldstoue Jacob, furnishing goods, 924 Dupont
Goldstone John, (Ipswitch <k G.) dwl 12g Russ
Goldstone John B., teamster, dwl 437 Natoma
Goldstone Kaufman, waiter Swain's Bakery, dwl
422 Stevenson
Goldstoue L.. merchant, dwl Nucleus House
Goldstone Mitchell, merchant, office 2 Battery, dwl
610 Leavenworth
Goldstone Morris, clerk", dwl 272 Stevenson
Goldstone Samuel, clerk, 120 Sansom, dwl 437
Natoma
Goldth waite Alfred, newspapercarrier, dwl 34 Welsh
Goldtree Nathan, (of Goldtree Bros., San Luis
ObispoJ office 25 Battery, dwl Lick House
Goldwater Michael, merchant, dwl 722 Post
Goldwater Morris, salesman, 106 Battery, dwl 722
Post
Goller John C, foreman cabinetmaker with George
B. May & Co., dwl 2 -Monroe
Gollv Ambrose, watchmaker, 1205 Dupont, dwl
520 Filbert
Golly J. B. & Co., (Edward Zschicsche) German
booksellers, 111 Post
Golly John, hairdresser, 1203 Dupont, dwl 520
Filbert
Golly John B., (J. B. Golly S? Co., and Wentzel,
Hnefner, G. & Co.) dwl 520 Filbert
Gollv Leon, clerk with Glazier & Seli^sberg, dwl
520 Filbert
Goltzene Christien, cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 128 Clara
Goman William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Gomez Antonio, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Gomez Francisco J., hairdresser, bds 116 Jackson
Gomez Frank, messenger U. S. N. paymaster,434 Cal
H-JSTINGTOar, HOPKINS & 03., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
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279
Gomez John P., carpenter, dwl 25 Oak
Gomez Maria D., (widow) dwl 736 Folsom
Gomez Rny, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Gomez Thomas A., clerk, 138 Mont, dwl 736 Fol
Goncalves Antonio J., laborer, <iwl 116 Jackson
Goncalves Joachim, hairdresser, bds 116 Jackson
Goncalves Manuel, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Goncalves Manuel, shoemaker, dwl 616 Post
Gondorin Alexander, cook Lick House
Gonigle Neil, coalpeddlar, dwl 33 Jessie, rear
Gonnell i Dominique, liquor saloon, 609 Pacific, dwl
6)1 Vail, jo
Gonyeau John B., carpenter, dwl 831 Vallejo
Gonzalez Dominick, (Johnston & G.) dwl 949
Howard
Gonzalez Frank, laborer with John O. Strauch, dwl
E s Ohio bet Broadway and Vallejo
Gonzalez Edward, ( Andrade. & G.) dwl NW cor
Pacific and Stockton
Gonzalez Emanuel, laborer Cliff House, Point Lo-
bos Road
Gonzalez Gregorio, harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 4 Howard Court
Gonzalez Isabella Mrs., restaurant, 1019 Kearny
Gonzalez Joseph, salesman, 646 Market, dwl 949
Market
Gonzalez Juan, harnessrnaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 525 Pacific bet Kearny and Mont
Gonzalez Manuel, tinsmith, dwl 528 Green
Gonzalez Silvano, earriagemaker with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 1019 Kearny
Gonzalez William, porter, dwl 902 Stockton
Good Annie, dwl 839 Mission
Good Antonio, coffeesaloon, 546 Clay, dwl NW cor
Jackson and Drumm
Good Christian, (Good. # Tschurr) dwl 1609
Leavenworth
Good I. B. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 81 Clementina
Good John, dwl What Cheer House
Good John, carpenter Enterprise Planing Mill, dwl
81 Clementina
Good Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 81 Clementina
Good Templars' Hall, 747 Market
Good & Tschurr, (Christian Good and Christian
Tschurr) confectionery and restaurant, <227
Kearnv
Goodall Charles, (Goodall 8f Nelson J dwl 528 Sixth
Goodall Edwin, bookkeeper wilh Goodall & Nel-
son, dwl 630| Jessie
GOODALL & NELSON, (Charles Goodall and
Christopher Nelson) agents Santa Cruz and
Lower Coast steamers, tugboats Wizard and
Water Witch, and Spring Valley water for
shipping, NE cor East and Clay
Goodchild Mary, (widow) dwl 1705 Stockton
Goochhild Samuel, barkeeper, 323 Bush, dwl 319
Bash
Goodenoutd) Alexander, machinist, dwl 3 Thomp-
son Avenue
Goodenow George V., carrier S. F. Post Office,
dwl 9 Nevada
Goodfellow Michael, teamster, dwl 1 Antonio
Goodfellow Thomas, barkeeper, 37 Sutter, dwl 20
Anna
Good hall Frances, (widow) dwl 619 Stevenson
Goodhart George 0., porter with Dalton & Gray,
dwl junction Market and Sutter
Goodhue John, jeweler with Leopold Millzner, dwl
740| Washington
Goodhue Thomas, carpenter, dwl W s Laguna nr
Ellis
Goodkiud Benjamin, clerk, 110 Bush, dwl 419 Eddy
Goodkind Henry, (Fechheimer, G. & Co.) dwl 419
Eddy
Goodman Abraham, (Goodman $■ Marcus, and S.
Lust <fc Co.) dwl 315j Third
Goodman Alphonso, coachman with P. A. Finigan,
dwl NE cor Sacramento and Powell
Goodman Benjamin F., baker American Bakery,
dwl 536 Green
Goodman David, (Hart & G .) dwd 129 O'Farrell
Goodman Frederick, (Goodman & Lindner) dwl
412 Post
Goodman Fannie, (widow) dwl 420 Stevenson
Goodman George, (colored) porter, 605 Clay, dwl
2 Miles Place
Goodman Isaac, teamster, dwl Ss Tyler nr Webster
Goodman Isidor, bookkeeper, 210 Sansom, dwl S s
McAllister nr Van Ness Avenue
Goodman James, laborer S. F. Boiler Works, dwl
511 Mission
Goodman J. H., dwl Union Club
Goodman John, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Goodman Joseph, cutter with G. Abraham, dwl 153
Clara
Goodman Joseph, porter, 107 Battery, dwl 405
Third
Goodman Lewis, with Oppenheimer & Bro., dwl
724 Post
Goodman Louis, fringemaker with William Eng-
lander, dwl S s Morton bet Kearny and Duponl
Goodman Sarah, (widow) dwl 405 Tln'rd
Goodman Simon, importer and jobber staple and
fancy dry goods, 208 and 210 Sansom, dwl S s
McAllister nr Van Ness Avenue
Goodman & Lindner, (Frederick Goodman and
Mux Lindner) clothing and furnishing goods,
237 Kearny
Goodman & Marcus, (Abraham Goodman and J.
Marcus) drv goods, 130 Third
Goodnow Albeit L., (Palchell & G.J dwl 932
Folsom
Goodrich George, millwright, dwl 606 Third
Goodrich John H., salesman with J. D. Caseboltifc
Co., dwl S s Fulton nr Laguna
Goodrich Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Goodridge Henry C, inspector Custom House, dwl
457 Bryant
Goodrum George, master mariner, office SW cor
Front and Jackson, dwl 23 Twelfth
Goodsell D. C. M., (J. W. Hodglau & Co.) dwl
Fifteenth Avenue nr N, South S. F.
Goodwin , dwl 314 Post
Goodwin Adolph P., clerk, 152 Steuart, dwl 1608
Powell
Goodwin Adolph P., laborer, dwl 1409 Stockton
Goodwin A. F., carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Goodwin Benjamin, bookbinder with D. Hicks &
Co., dwl Fark Hotel
Goodwin C. H., laborer, dwl 127 Folsom, rear
Goodwill Frederick, mate barkentine Eureka, pier
9 Steuart
Goodwin James, clerk, dwl 532 Folsom
Goodwin James A., (Levi Sf G.) dwl 113 First
Goodwin James P., (Goodwin & Co. and George
B. May & Co.) dwl 1313 Taylor
Goodwin John, blacksmith with J. W. Farren, dwl
13 1 Steuart, rear
Goodwin Lewis, saddler, dwl 522 Pine
(JOODWIN M. & Co., importers and wholesale
dealers wiues and liquors, 407 Battery
Goodwin Michael, (M. Goodwin & Co.) dwl 41
Welsh %
Goodwin Michael, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Goodwill Robert, supervisor Fifth Ward and sales-
man with Goodwin & Co., dwl 322 Pine
Goodwin Susan B., (widow) furnished rooms, 721
Howard
Goodwin Thaddeus P. .foreman with Pope &. Talbot,
dwl Folsom nr Fourth
Goodwin Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 26 Tehama
Goodwin William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
GOODWIN & CO., (James P. Goodwin and
Philip B. Holmesfimyovters, manufacturers and
dealers furniture and bedding, 322-334 Pine
GOODWIN'S BUILDING, 322 Pine
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co.. office 428 Cal
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
280
SAN FRANCISCO [G] DIRECTORY
Goodyear Watson A., (Goodyear & Blake) dwl
216 Hush
Goodyear 4 Blake, {Watson A. Goodyear and
'ore .1. Make) mining and civil engineers,
office 216 Bush
Goold Edmond L., attorney-at-law, dwl Grand
Hotel
Gooley Mary, (widow) dwl 1324 Pacific
Goor Charles, beersaloon, 12 Fourth
Goote Henry, clerk, dwl 20 Eleventh
Gooling Jacob, baker with John D'Arcy,dwlN8
Jessie nr Sixth
Gorcohea Dorotea, boilermaker, dwl 836 Broadway
Gordon Albert S.. cooperage, 415 and 417 Main
Gordon Bridget Miss, dwl 528 Folsom
GORDON CHARLES W.. hook and job printer,
. : i J t , Sansom, dwl 320 Ellis
Gordon C. Powell, clerk with E. E. Eyre, dwl 504
Powell
Gordon Edward, harnessmaker with William Cos-
hie & Brother, dwl cor Harrison and Sixth
Gordon Frank L., dentist with George S. Boyle,
dwl Ss Pine bet Kearny and Dnpont
Gordon George F., clerk with A.L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 411 Clementina
Gordon George W., ( Hambleton &, G.J attorney at
law, office 622 Clay, dwl 916 Stockton
Gordon Henry G. salesman with Adams, Blinn &
Co, dwl pier 17 Steuart
Gordon James, laborer, dwl 3 Green Court
Gordon James, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Gordon James, seaman bark Monitor, pier 9 Steuart
Gordon James E., salesman, 5 Front, dwl 27 South
Park-
Gordon Jean R., porter, 602 Market.dwl 621 Vallejo
Gordon John, dwl 413 Broadway
Gordon John, author, dwl 906 Filbert
Gordon John, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Gordon John, watchmaker with J. W. Tucker &
Co., dwl 219 Tehama
Gordon John C, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 54 First
Gordon Joseph, dwl 23 Kearny
Gordon Louise, (widow) dwl W s Laguna nr Post
Gordon Michael, laborer, dwl 251 Jessie
Gordon Noah M., proprietor Maine Lodgings, 616
Kearny
Gordon Patrick, laborer, dwl 527 Geary, rear
Gordon Robert, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl E s Eighth bet Folsom and Harrison
Gordon Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 528 Fol
Gordon Samuel A., (Gordon # Burke) dwl 22 Turk
Gordon Thomas, capitalist, dwl 1116 Powell
Gordon Wellington, principal Point- Lobos School
Gordon William, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Gordon William, marblecutter with Larseneur &
Sheerin, dwl 22 Turk
Gordon William, watchmaker, dwl 219 Tehama
Gordon & Burke, (Samuel A. Gordon and Michael
Burke) cigars and tobacco, 842 Market
Gordon. — See Gourdon I
Gore Benjamin B., cashier with Ross, Dempster &
Co., dwl E s Columbia Square nr Folsom
Gore John C., civil engineer, office 315 California,
dwl 37 Second
Gorecki Leo, porter, dwl 135 Post
Gorevan James, porter with John Parrott, dwl 1002
California
Gorevan Thomas, marblecutter with M. Heverin,"
dwl NE cor California and Mason
Gorfinkel Aaron, dry goods, 1136 Dnpont
Gorgens Pache, captain schooner Liberty, dwl
Hinckley nr Kearny
Gorham Charles E., commission merchant, office
SE cor Front and Pine, dwl Ws Capp bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Gorhani Daniel, assistant entry clerk Naval Office,
Custom House, dwl 1121 Powell
Gorhani George, seaman, dwl 19'Commercial
Gorham John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co. 's steamer
Sacramento
Giuliani John E., collector, 608 Merchant, dwl 19
John
Gorhani Joseph R., watchman New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 1221 Polk
Gorham Richard, housemovcr, dwl 214 Broadway
Gorhani W.T., student Heald's Business College,
dwl W s Capp nr Seventeenth
Gone James, (Sanderson & G.) dwl NW cor Mkt
and Turk
Gorini Alexander, cook with G. Perata& Co., dwl
111 Leidesdorff
Gorley Hugh A., salesman with Tobin, Davisson &
Co., dwl SW cor Sacramento and Devisadero
Gorlier Michael, waiter, dwl 1 Ewer Place
Gorman Andrew J., varuisher with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl S s Alta bet San and Mont
Gorman Bridget Miss, school teacher, dwl 231 Sec
Gorman Catherine, (widow) dwl 820 Vallejo
Gorman Charles, teamster, dwl 710 Kearny
Gorman Dennis, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl 142
Perry
Gorman Dennis, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
Gorman Dennis, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Gorman Dennis, machinist, dwl E s Folsom bet
Twenty-third and Twenty -fourth
Gorman EdwardL clerk with Duden Freres & Co.,
dwl 820 Vallejo
Gorman Ellen, laundress, dwl N s Cortland Av nr
Prospect Avenue, Bernal Hight&
Gorman James, engineer with Murphy, Grant &
Co., dwl 14 Rausch
Gorman James, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Gorman J. B. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School
Gorman John, carpenter H.C. League, 12S Kearny
Gorman John, liquors, 100 Hayes
Gorman John, notary public and commissioner
deeds, office 506 Montgomery, dwl 350 Eleventh
Gorman John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart,
Gorman John, stevedore, dwl S s Alta bet Sansom
and Montgomery
Gorman Kate Miss, school teacher, dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Gorman K. E. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar
School, dwl 44 i Sixth
Gorman Laurence, hostler with Alfred W. Gates,
dwl SE cor Second and Main
Gorman Laurence, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Gorman Laurence, la borer, dwl Ss Alta bet Sansom
and Montgomery
Gorman Lawrence, laborer, dwl 75 Minna
Gorman M., carder Pioneer Woolen Mills
Gorman Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 225 Minna
Gorman Michael, boottreer U.W.M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 614 Natoma
Gorman Michael, carpenter, dwl 121 Shipley
Gorman Michael, fruitdealer, dwl W s Gordon nr
Harrison
Gorman Michael, porter, dwl 204 Sutter
Gorman Michael, waiter Grand Hotel
Gorman Owen, porter Occidental Hotel, dwl 326
Mason
Gorman Patrick, expressman. NE cor Montgomery
and Sutter, dwl S s Elm Avenue nr Polk
Gorman Patrick, laborer, dwl W s San nr Vallejo
Gorman Patrick, laborer with Charles E.Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Gorman Simon, molder ^Etna Iron Works, dwl 315
Folsom, rear
Gorman Thomas, farmer, dwl Es Lake Merced
Gorman Thomas S., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
431 Turk
Gorman Timothy, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Gorman William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Gorman W.J. .principal South S.F. Grammar School,
dwl W s N nr Twelfth Avenue, South S.F.
HUNTINGDON, HOP-KZNS & CO., Wholesale ^.ariware and. Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee 1ST otions.
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281
.Gormley Crawford, mariner, dw] 138 Second
Gormley James, laundryman, dwl N a Brannan bet
Fifth and Sixth
Gormley John, plasterer, dwl '2006 Taylor, rear
Gormley John, teamster Cal. Soap Co.'s Works, dwl
W s Sansom nr Greenwich
Gormley Michael, bricklayer, dwl 12 Heron
Gormley Michael, laborer Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl SW cor Fifth and Natoma
Gorner Theodore, harnessmaker with Charles Han-
sen, dwl 609 Union
Gorringe John, batcher, dwl 1005 Pacific
Gorrsen Christian, laborer, dwl 1224 Kearny
Gorih James, boatman Long Bridge, dwl 2 Agnes
Place nr Vallejo
Gorton John H., stairbuilder with Benjamin H.
Freeman, dwl 12 Qnincy
Gortzheim Emrich, clerk, NW cor California and
Leavenworth
Gortzheim Herman, market, NW cor California
and Leavenworth
Gosen Henry, porter, dwl Frank's Building
Gosland Thomas, painter, dwl 20 Sherwood Place
Goslin Maggie Miss, chambermaid Occidental
Hotel
Gosling Amelia Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Delia
Cady, dwl 434 Clementina
Gosling .lames, architect, office 128 Kearny, dwl
435 Clementina
GOSLING .JOSEPH, architect, office 608 Market,
dwl 110 Stockton
Goslinsky E. & Co., [George BrownsteinJ manufac-
turers cisrars and importers leaf tobacco, 219
and 221 Battery
Goslinsky Elias, (E. Goslinsky & Co.) dwl 1222
Geary
Goss Jacob, fruits, etc., SE cor Shotwell and Twen-
ty-second
Goss Michael, laborer with John Pisania & Co.,
dwl .Jasper Place
Goss Peter, bricklayer, dwl 5 Stockton
Goss William, physician, dwl 17 Third
Gossman Thomas, property man California Theater,
dwl 510 Howard »
Gostorfs L. B. clerk Batik California, dwl 839 Cal
Gotgan Ahrend, barkeeper with John Biickwedel,
dwl S s Post bet Broderickand Baker
Gothgen August, seaman bark Shooting Star, foot
Second
Gottarski Morris, peddler with Levi Herman, dwl
822 Montgomery
Gotte Henry, clerk with A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.,
dwl 27 Eleventh
Gotter Charles, mechanic Kimball Manufacturing
Co., dwl 5 12 Fourth
GOTTIG LAWRENCE, president German Savings
and Loan Society,office 513 (after May 1st, 526)
California, dwl 1915 Taylor
Gottlieb Samuel, waiter, 324 Mont, dwl 417 Sutter
Gottschalk B., compositor Hebrew, dwl 228 Bush
Gottschalk Charles, compositor Hebrew, dwl 228
Bush
Gottschalk Charles H., watchmaker and jeweler,
413 Montgomery, dwl 1014 Taylor
Gottschalk Ferdinand J. A., laborer, dwl S s Green-
wich bet Montgomery and Sansom
Gottung Charles W., porter with J. R. Gates &- Co..
dwl 437 Jessie
Gottnug Frederick, metallic sign engraver, dwl 137
Jessie
Gotz Nicolay, sail maker, dwl 129 Jackson
Goucbke Louis, butcher, dwl 509 Filbert
Goud George L., salesman with Tav , Brooks &
Backus, dwl 909 Clay
Goudoin Jacques, tinsmith, 125 Fifth
Gouegon Charles, carriagetrimmer with Pollard &
Carvill Manufacturing Co., dwl 22 Tnrk
Gouge Claudius, superintendent French Hospital,
S s Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
Gough Cornelius, metal roofer with Conlin & Rob-
erts, 749 Mission
Gough Francis, chief engineer with P .M. S. S. Co.
Gough Frederick W., glassblower S. F. Glassworks,
dwl Minnesota, Potrero
Gough H. Dorsey, attorney at law with Quint &
Hardy, dwl 524 Union
Gough James, laborer California Planing Mill, dwl
558 Howard
Gough James, liquor saloon, N s Brannan bet
Eighth and Ninth
Gough .James, plumber, dwl 558j Howard
Gough John, groceries, 939 Folsom
Gough John A., butcher with J. Y. Wilson, dwl
37 Everett
Gough Neil, metal roofer, dwl 210 Pacific
Gough Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Octavia nr Geary
Gough Patrick, laborer, with P. M. S. S. Co.
Gough Philip, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Gough William, steamboatman, dwl 4158 Jessie, rear
Gough — See Gort"
Gould Adin 15. boxmaker with Hobbs, Gillmore &
Co., dwl 224 Dupont
Gould Alexander, rigger and stevedore, dwl 1306
Montgomery
Gould Andrew J., porter, 226 Bush
Gould Charles B., conductor S. P. R. R., dwl 1244
Howard
Gould Charles G., carpenter and builder, 322 Jack-
son, dwl 231 Pacific
Gould Ellen K., (widow) variety store, 16U4 Pacific
Gould Ellinor, (widow) dwl 110 Eddy
Gould James R., dwi Union Club
Gould John, brakeman S. P. R. R.
Gould Joseph A., machinist, dwl 644 Howard
Gould Patrick, rigger, dwl 514 Howard
Gould S. P., tailor, dwl 513 Market
Gould Thomas, finisher with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 421 Hush
Gould Thomas, laborer with John Ganahan
Gould Thomas B., printer, dwl 525 Pine
GOULD AND CURRY SILVER MINING CO.,
office 22 Merchants' Exchange
Gould — See Goold
Goulding Daniel, porter, dwl 214 First
Goulet Isidore, merchant tailor, 415 Montgomery,
dwl 542 Jessie
Gourdon Charles, coffee peddler with Madame E.
Gourdon, dwl 984 Harrison
Gourdon Emilie Madame, manufacturer Chartres
coffee, 984 Harrison
Gourdon Rene, painter, dwl 984 Harrison
Gourgues Ferdinand, clerk with F. Daneri & Co.,
dwl E 8 Dupont bet Broadway and Vallejo
Gourley F. A., dwl 227 Second
Goustiaux A. Mrs., teacher Taylor and Mason Street
Cosmopolitan Schools, dwl 25 Stockton Place
Gonx John Baptiste, dyer, 233 Third
Gouzan Geoige, butcher with M. Brandenstein &
Co., dwl cor Eighth Avenue and L
Gouzy John, f Gouzy & Co.) dwl SW cor Broad-
way and Dupont
Gouzy & Co., (John Gouzy and Julius Pfoa) gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor Bdwy and Dupont
GOVE ANDREW J., manager Eureka Warehouse,
cor Mont and Chestnut, dwl 925 Vallejo
Gove Aquilla, drayman with John Hall <fc Son, 11
California
Gove George, captain bark Samoset, pier 11 Steuart
Gove J. G., bricklayer, dwl 748 Folsom
Government House, NW cor Washington and San
Government Warehouse. Quartermaster's Dep't U.
S. A.. Front Street Wharf
Gowan Edward, ( Waleom, G. & Co.) dwl 210 Tyler
Gowan William, salesman with Tobin, Davisson &
Co., dwl 210 Tyler
Gowdy A., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 248 Third
Gowdy Maigaret, (widow) dwl 248 Third
Gowenlock Robert, manufacturer, dwl 1822 Market
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Comba and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Gtowrie ,] mes, paperruler with I). Hicks & Co.,
dwl Biittli nr 1 > 1 1 p i > 1 1 1
Gh>yeneche Thomas li.. commission merchant, 202
' California, dwl 312 Jessie
GraafTG., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Qranff JnliiiB S., cigars and tobacco, 300 Kearny,
dwl 127 Union
Graaff Samuel, (Samuel Graaff & Co.) dwl 427
Union
Graaff Saraae] & Co., ( Frederick Lw&er.; cigars and
cigar manufacturers, 539 Clay and NE cor Du-
pont and Pacific
Graane Peter, miner, dwl 231 Minna
Qral e Frank, secondhand bags, 115 Sacramento, dwl
IIS Sacramento
Grabe Lonisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Sac
Graber Lonia.fF.Fortmanrfdk Co.ydwl 2(5-1 Tehama
Orabi.de Andrea, fish, 28 Washington Market, dwl
Government House
Grace Henry, jeweler with William Baehr & Co.,
dwl 23 I 'Clara
Grace John. (Graney & G. > dwl 16 Rondel Place
Fobn, baker X. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. John
L. Stephens
Grace John, fireman steamer Cora, dwl 22 Vallejo
Grace John, teamster with E. K. Pattridge, dwl
128 Steuart
Grace Michael, jeweler witb CaU Jewelry Co.
Grace Thomas, laborer, dwl 9 Clara
Grace Thomas, laborer with Graves & Co., Ws
Long Bridge
Grace William, carpenter, dwl 353 Clementina
Grace William, driver N. B. & M. K. R., dwl 217
Perry
Graciara Joachim, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Gracier Francis J., (Grader & Johnson) dwl Cali-
fornia Avenue nr Isabella, Berual Heights
GRACIER & JOHNSON, (Francis J. Gracier
and James H. Johnson J woodwork and general
jobbing, X K cor Beale and Mission
Gradville Frederick W., dwl 114 Kearny
Grady Dennis, stonemason, dwl W s Gilbert bet
Brannan and Townsend
Grady James, laborer, dwl Ws Railroad Avenue nr
Twelfth. South S. P.
Grady James, porter, 107 Battery, dwl S Scott Place
Grady .Tames II., miner, dwl 12 Lewis
Grady James J., tanner, dwl 20 Jessie, rear
Grady J >hn, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl 431 Stev
Grady John, laundry man La Grande Laundry
Grady John, milk ranch, dwl W s Sanchez nr Six-
teenth
Grady John H., oiler with Goodwin & Co., dwl 17
Lewis
Grady Joseph T., tinsmith with James De La Mon-
tauva, dwl 25 Geary
Grady Michael, (Crady & Go.) dwl 512 Post
Grady Michael, hostler, 903 Vallejo
Grady Michael, shoemaker, 640 Third
Grady Patrick, laborer, dwl 1 Zoe Place
Grady Patrick, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
Grady Patrick, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Stenart
Grady & Co.. (Michael Grady and Michael Whear-
ty) butchers, SW cor Post and Taylor
Graefen Charles, clerk Headquarters Department
California, 703 Market, dwl 516 Leavenworth
Graefner Mark, liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Graf Jacob, watchmaker, 315 Kearny, dwl 411 Post
Graf Minnie Miss, principal South" Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 1 109 Powell
Graff Christian, repairer sewing machines, dwl 428
Minna
Graff Robert W., clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 216 Stevenson
Graffam Benjamin, glassblower Pacific Glass Works,
dwl Mariposa, Potrero
Graham A. P., dwl 411 Sansotn
Graham Alexander, liquor s:iloon, 210 Stockton
Graham Andrew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Graham Andrew J., harnessmaker, dwl 911 Sac-
ramento
Graham Anna Miss, shoefitter with D. W.Emerson
& Co., dwl 356 Jessie
Graham Catherine, (widow) dwl E s San Bruno
Road nr Thirtieth
Graham Charles, 'watchman N. P. Trans. Co.'s
S.S. Pelican
Graham Daniel, calker with P.M. S.S. Co.
Graham Daniel, pilot with N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
John L. Stephens
Graham E., clerk, dwl 907 Larkin
Graham Edward, upholsterer, 1 O'Farrell, dwl 5
O'Parrell
Graham Ellen, (widow) dwl 1019 Market
Graham George, stevedore Black Diamond Coal M.
Co.,dwlSE cor Folsnm and Spear
Graham Irwin, porter, 23 Front, dwl 907 Larkin
Graham James, boarding, 127 Folsom
Graham James, drayman, 116 Front, dwl 907
Larkin
Graham James, salesman, 206 Kearny, dwl 521
Stevenson
Graham James C, (Seagrave 8? G.) dwl W s Shot-
well nr Nineteenth
Graham James E., steward, dwl 21 Ritch
Graham James J., captain schooner Francis Ber-
nard, dwl 1117 Powell
Graham John, ( Seagrave & G-) dwl W s Shotwell
nr Nineteenth
Graham John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Graham John, chief engineer with P.M. S.S. Co.,
dwl 51 Third
Graham John, engineer Occidental Hotel
Graham John, piledriver with E C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Graham Joseph, dry goods, dwl 1409 Kearny
Graham Joseph V., steward Miut Saloon, dwl 1409
Kearny
Graham L". H. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School
Graham L. P., general U. S. A., dwl Grand
Hotel
Graham Matilda, (widow) dwl 320 Eleventh
Graham Nelson, carpenter, dwl SE cor Castro and
Jersey
Graham R., waiter Occidental Hotel
Graham Robert, cook, 23 Vallejo
Graham Robert J., bookkeeper with Coffin &Hend-
ry, 5 Market
Graham Robert J., U. S. drayman, office SW cor
Jackson and Battery, dwl 409 Jones
Graham Thomas, bookkeeper, 113 Sansom, dwl 402
Sixth
Graham Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Tyler bet Tay-
lor and Jones
Graham Thomas, laborer, dwl Fort Point. -
Graham Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works, dww
553 Howard
Graham Thomas D., clerk, 330 Montgomery
Graham T. W., carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Graham William, bootmaker with Buckingham &.
Hechr, dwl 106 Minna
Graham William, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Grain F. II., dwl Union Club
Gran Julius, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Granard Patrick, teamster with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl 414 Beale
Granconrt John B., confectionery, 1419 Stockton
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC HALL,
SE cor New Montgomery ami Minna
GRAND CENTRAL MARKET. II. G. Blankman,
proprietor, S s Market nr Sixth
GRAND CHAPTER R. A. M., Charles L. Wig-
gins, grand secretary, Masonic Temple
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jesaop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
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283
Grand Division Sons of Temperance, George Bram-
all, secretary, office SE cor Kearny and Cal
Grand Duke Tunnel and 51. Co. ( Tint ic,Uf ah )i>fficc
27 Merchants' Exchange
GRAND HOTEL, Johnson & Co., proprietors,
Spy cor New Montgomery and Market
GRAND JURY ROOM. 21 Citv Hall, third floor
GRAND LODGE P. & A. M., Alexander G.
AhiTl, grand secretary, Masonic Temple
GRANER CHARLES. proprietorDresdenei House,
337 Bnsh
Graney Catherine, (widow) dwl 20 Langton
Graney George P., (Graney & Grace) dwl 229
Jessie
Graney Maggie E., (widow) furnished rooms, 707
Minimi
Graney Margaret, dwl 824 Geary
Graney Stephen, saloonkeeper, dwl -151 £ Tehama
Graney & Grace, (George P. Graney and John
Grace) horsesnoers, 186 Stevenson
Gmnlield William, teamster with Thomas Reid, 958
Mission
Grange John, laborer, dwl SW cor Dnp and Bdwy
Grantre Josiah. gardener, \V s Railroad Avenue nr
Bay View Park
GRANGE NUMA, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansom,
dwl 4(1!) Turk
Granger Samuel, machinist with I. H. Small, dwl
113 Freelon
Granger William, laborer, dwl 113 Freelon
GRANNISS GEORGE W., agent and attorney for
Halleck, Peachy & Billings, 43 Montgomery
Block, dwl 326 Second
Grant Adam, (Murphy, G. & Co.) dwl SE cor Pine
and Taylor
Grant Alfred N., (J. B. Holmes S? -Co.) dwl 35
Tehama
Grant Algebra, teamster, dwl 511 Howard
Grant Catherine, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 76 Jessie
Grant Charles B., stoneyard, dwl 322 Fremont
Grant Charles B. Jr., seaman U. S. steamer Califor-
nia, dwl 322 Fremont
Grant Charles W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., dwl NW cor Guerrero and Col-
umbia
Grant Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 212 Broadway
Grant Daniel W., (Knapp Sr G.) dwl 2114 Larkin
Grant David. steward United States MarineHospital
Grant Edwin, mate brig Orient, 1 Howard
Grant Ellen G. Miss, teacher Union Grammar
School, dwl N s Howard bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
Grant Frank, miner, dwl 518 Bryant
Grant George, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Grant George, clerk, dwl 703 Post
Grant George, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Grant George, teller Bank British North America,
dwl 333 Fremont
Gram George A., carpenter, dwl Ss Thirteenth
Avenue bet P and Q, South S. F.
Grant George W., shipsmith, 133 Spear, dwl 319
Bryant
Grant H. A. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Primary
School, dwl 714 Broadway
Grant Henry, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Grant James, carpenter, dwl SsFilteenth Avenue
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Grant James 51., physician, office and dw!772 Miss
Grant Jib N., carpenter, dwl Alms House Road nr
Market
Grant John, carpenter and builder, 914 Market
Grant John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Grant John, coppersmith with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
Wa South Park Avenue
Grant John, merchant, dwl South Park Avenue
Grant John, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Grant Joseph, cooper with Albert S. Gordon, dwl
417 Main
Grant Joseph, salesman with James Yuill, dwl 222
Leidesdovff
Grant Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 749 Market
Grant Lawrence, porter. 139 Mont, dwl 71ti Mission
Grant Lewis T., assay department U.S.B.Mint, dwl
1033 Howard
Grant Mary S. Mrs., phvsician, office and dwl 772
.Mission
Grant Patrick, helper iEtna Iron Works, dwl 214
Ritch, rear
Grant Patrick, laborer, dwl 27 Natoma
Grant Patrick, liquors, dwl 17 Natoma
Grant Peter J., carpenter with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 09 Natoma
Giant Robert P., salesman, dwl 311 Capp
Giant Silvester, carpenter, dwl 749 Market
Grant Thomas C, insurance agent, dwl 728 Guerrero
Grant William, gastitter, dwl 7 Garden
Grant, William, storekeeper Lick House
Grant William B., boatman Broadway Wharf, dwl
625 Davis
Grant William M., porter, 15 Sansom, dwl 143*
Tehama
Grantz Adolph, shipping clerk with California
Cracker Co., dwl 2518 Webster
Granville James, laborer, dwl 62 Jessie
Granville Joseph, carriagepaiuter with- Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl Minna nr Sixth
Granz Charles, varnisher, dwl 37 Jessie
Grauz Herman, furniture factory, Berry bet Third
and Fourth, dwl 614| Fourth
Grapel John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Grapel John, restaurant, NW cor First and Stev
Grard Edward, cook with Louis Thorin, d\\l SW
cor Dupont and Broadway
Grard Louise Miss, ironer with Louis M. Gautier,
dwl SW cor Broadway and Dupont
Grase Mary, (widow) famished rooms. 769 Market
Graser M., carpenter II. C. League, 128 Ke irny
Grases Hattie Mi^s, (colored) hairdresser, 410 Third
Grases James E., clerk with William Doolan, dwl
1 60 Perry
Graslund N. G., seaman, dwl 531 East
Grass D., piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co., 14
Howard
Grass Frederick, salesman with Phipps & Flenui-
ken, dwl 420 Post
Grasselly Eugene, laundryman, dwl 22 Scott Place
Grasshotf Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1510 Powell
Grattan William, laborer, dwl 106 Harrison
Grattan William H, real estate, office 45 Exchange
Bnilding, dwl SW cor Pierce ami Haight
Gratton Edward, blacksmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl Chapultepec bet Howard and
Mission
Gratz John, laborer with T. J. Andrews, 436 Bran
Gratzer J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Grave B. tfc Co., (William Neuwald) carriage and
wagonmakers, 724 Broadway
Grave Bernard, (B. Grave Sf Co.) dwl 724 Bdwy
Gravener David, waiter, dwl 228 Folsom
Graver Louis, brewer Pacific Brewery, dwl 272
Tehama
Gravest J., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
cor Eighth and Bryant
Graves Augustus B.. clerk with Edwin Foster, dwl
1711 Mason
Graves Alpha C, musical instrumentmakev with H.
M. Balch, dwl 432 Kearny
Graves David, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Graves Hiram T.. bookkeeper with J. M. Eckfeldt
& Co., dwl 1605 Mason
Graves James, (Graves & Co.) and Superintendent
Bay View and Potrero 11. R., dwl cor Thir-
teenth Avenue aud M, South S. F.
Graves John, wellborer, dwl 411 Sansom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Triniminga.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Graves (>. Franklin, < 11'. //. Martin & CoJ'MQ
Montgomery
Graves (>> i in N.. drayman with II. T. Holmes <s
Co., dwl 32 Bpear
Graves Bamnel, with J. M. Eckfeldt & Co., dwl
16 15 Mason
Graves William II., merchant, offioe 118 California,
res New York
Graves & Co., contractors, Ws Long Bridge nr
Sieamboal Pier
Gravier Alpbouse, (Gnrnery <£• Co.) dwl -131 Jack
Gravillier Jean, expresswngon, cor Dnpont and
Pacific, dwl 722 Larkin, rear
Grav A. L. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 616
Powell
Gray Albert A., seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3 Sten
Gray Alexander, clerk Imperial Fire Ins. Co., dwl
S s Filbert bet Hyde and Larkin
Gray Alouzo M , contractor, dwl 810 O'Farrell
'Gray Amelia Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Fac-
tory
({iay Bernard J., shorthand reporter, dwl N s Fil-
bert bet Taylor and Jones
Gray Charles, drayman, dwl 245 Minna
Grey Charles, hatpresser with A. Lapham, dwl 158
Tehama
Gay Cyril V.. (Gray & Brandon) dwl 122 Taylor
Gray Daniel, plumber, dwl 14 Tehama Place
Gray Daniel, porter, 11, Kearny
Gray Dennis, miner, dwl 118 Gilbert, rear
Gray E., (widow) dwl 317 Fourth
GRAY EDWARD P., agent Phoenix Mutual Life
Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn., office 425 Kearny,
dwl 822 Powell
Gray Edwin <;., collector, office 402 Montgomery,
dwl 1412 Pine
Gray Ellen, (widow) dwl 14 Tehama Place
({ray Emmett, tidal observer Fort Point
Gray Frank, printer with Mahon, Rapp, Thomas &
Co., dwl 15 Second
Gray George, hostler, dwl 778 Harrison
Gray George D., bookkeeper with Dolbeer & Car-
son, dwl 822 Powell
Gray- George E., chief engineer S.P.R.R', dwl 11 15
Bush
Grav George O., (S. F. Laundry Association) dwl
1211 Turk
Gray Giles H., (Gray S? Haven) res Oakland
Gray H., mining, dwl 424 Sansom
Grav Hamilton W. , assayer with Piiotte & Luck-
"hardt, dwl 420 Pine
Grav Henry M.,dwl 1112 Mason
Gray Henry W., (H. W. Gray & Co.) dwl 865
Mission
Gray H. W. & Co., (James Roseberry and William
'Williamson) proprietors Yolo flour and feed
mills, SE cor Beale and Market
Gray James, with Cutting & Co., dwl 589 Market
Gray James M., / Dal ton & G.) res Alameda
Gray Joel, carpenter, dwl 61b Powell
Gray John, merchant, dwl 653 Folsom
Gray John, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Gray John, driver with A.R. C.Ice Co., dwl 1219
Kearny
Gray John, fireman P. M. 8. S. Co., dwl 541 First
Gray John, seaman, dwl 1116 Jackson
Gray John, special policeman, dwl 359 Brannan
Gray John, wines and liquors, SW cor First and
Howard, dwl 14 Tehama Place
Grav Johli A., weigher, dwl 503 Washington
Gray John T„ (Sutherland & G.) dwl 549 Minna
Gray John T., woodworker with Allen Wilcox, dwl
cor Tweutv -fourth and Noe
GRAY, JONES 6l CO., (Samuel C'< Gray, Ed-
via ltd Jones and Joseph Boston) depot Santa
Cruz Tannerv, 418 Batterv
GRAY JOSHUA, Bup't Pacific Wire Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl S s Shotwell nr Twenty-Second
Gray Julie, (widow) dwl 234 Clara
Gray Lemuel C, mate bark Northwest, pier 1 Steu
Gray Lydia B., matron California State Woman's
Hospital, NW cor Twelfth and Howard
GRAY MATTHIAS, importer, wholesale and retail
dealer music and musical instruments, and
publisher sheet music, 623 and 625 Clay, dwl
SW cor Kearny and Lombard
Gray Michael, fuller Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills, dwl W s Harrison nr .Mission Creek
GRAY NATHANIEL, undertaker, importer and
mannf, and undertakers' materials, warerooms
641-645 Sacramento, dwl 822 Powell
Gray Paris, sawyer with Hobbs, Gilniore& Co.,
dwl 639 Mission
Gray Patrick, solicitor Western Hotel, 214Bdwy
Gray Patrick F., saloon and tobacconist, SE cor
Second and Minna
Gray. Peter, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Gray Peter, tinsmith with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 14
Tehama Place
Gray R. B., jeweler, dwl Lick House
Gray Robert, seaman bark Christopher Mitchell,
pier 1 Stenart
Gray Samuel C, (Gray, Jones Sf Co. 1 dwl 26 Ellis
Gray Simon, tailor and fancy goods, 1824 Powell,
dwl 708 Filbert
Gray S. W., mining, dwl 424 Sansom
Gray Thomas, dwl N s Filbert bet Taylor and Jones
Gray Willet S., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
15 Second
Grav William, bookkeeper with George Howes &
'Co., dwl 132 Turk
Grav William, butcher, 8 Union Market, dwl 526
Oak
Gray William, upholsterer, dwl E s San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-Seventh
Gray William A., (colored) hairdresser, 850 Wash-
ington, dwl 106 Bernard
Gray William G., salesman with William H. Cum-
mings. dwl 21 San Bruno Road
Grav William H., bootmaker with Mason & Tay-
lor, dwl 313 Pacific
Gray William J., wholesale butcher, First Avenue,
dwl 1514 Taylor
Gray William v., foreman lithographer with A.
L. Bancroft & Co., dwl cor Fourth and Perry
Gray Willis, boatman, Broadway wharf, dwl S s
Commercial bet Davis and Front
GRAY & BRANDON, (Cyril V. Gray and Joseph
R. Brandon) attorneys at-law, office 604 Meich
GRAY & HAVEN, (Giles H. Gray and James M.
Haven) attorneys-at-Iaw, office 420 California
Gray — See Grey
Grayson Albert H., assistant librarian Odd Fellows
Library, dwl 325 Montgomery
Greany Michael, (McKenna & Or.) dwl S s Bran-
nan bet Seventh and Eighth
Greany Patrick, laborer, dwl 216 Mission
Greany Patrick W., porter with McKenna &
Greany, dwl S s Brannan bet Seventh and
Eighth
Grear James, carpenter, dwl 422 Powell
Greathouse Clarence R., attorneyat-law, office
41 1 5 California, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Greave Julius, longshoreman, dwl N s Vallejo bet
Battery and Sanson)
Greaver John, blacksmith with Taber & Cunning-
ham, dwl 24 Garden
Greaves Benjamin, custom house broker, 508 Bat-
tery, dwl NE cor Larkin and Bush
Greaves Edward, laborer, dwl 5 Rincou Court
Greaves William, tailor, 34 Geary
Greb Conrad, cabinetmaker withL, & E. Emanuel,
dwl 24 Garden
Grebe Christian, barkeeper, dwl 220 Stevenson
Greed John, porter with Reynolds & Ford, dwl
555 Mission
Greeley Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 815 Dnpont
Greeley G. G., carpenter 11. C. League, 128 Kearny
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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Greeley .lames, expresswagon, 500 Kearny, dwl
715 Commercial
Greeley John, dwl 214 Broadway
Green A., (widow) dwl 1011 Stockton
Green Abraham V., ( Great, & Hamilton) dwl 104
Kearny
Green Adam T., commission merchant, office 3
Front, dwl 28 Stanly Place
Green A. F. Mrs., ladies bail-dressing saloon, 104
Kearny
Green Alfred, farmer Ocean Beach Road nr Ocean
House
Green Alfred, salesman with Dennis A. Healey,
dwl 5 Stockton
Green Alonzo, (Green & Markley) res Alameda
Green Ann Mis., liquor saloon, SE cor Liedesdorff
and llalleck
Green Anna Mrs., saleswoman, 131 Kearny
Green Bernard, hostler with P. Moishead, dwl
848 Howard
Green Charles, cook N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Pelican
Greeu Charles, newspapercarrier, dwl 110 Val-
paraiso
Green Charles E., assistant marine reporter, dwl
Point Lobos
Green Charles I., teamster, dwl Es Tennessee bet
Butte and Solano
Green Daniel, furniture, dwl 631 McAllister
Green Daniel, tanner with W. Griffiths, dwl W s
Gilbert bet Braunau and Towusend
Green David, doorkeeper U. S. B. Mint, dwl 231
Stevenson
GREEN DEMING J., ba^ge agent Cent. P. R.
R., Front St, Wharf, dwl L'6 Oak
Green Edmund, mining, dwl 528 Ellis
Green Edward, laborer, dwl 30 Welsh
Green Edward, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Green Edward, woodcarver with Kragen & Gei-
shaker
Green Eli C, clerk, 729 Montgomery
Green Erastus 11., (Cooley \ G.) dwl 938 Market
Green Frank, clerk, dwl Si John
Green Frank, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 330 Jessie
Green Frank, shoemaker with Marks & Levinsky,
dwl 250 i Jessie
Green Frank, (colored) waiter, dwl 9 Dnpont
Green Frederick, accountant, office 39 Merchants'
Exchange
Green Gardener, shoemaker with Charles Palmer,
dwl Ecker nr Folsom
Green George, conductor, dwl Rutledge Avenue nr
Columbia Avenue, Bernal Hights
Green George, conductor Central R. R., dwl 421
Sixth
Green George, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange (and
Egglelou & Green) dwl 1 Central Place
Green George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl W
s Georgia bet Sierra and Shasta
Green George, liquors, 1923 Polk, dwl 1€05 Pacific
Green George, packer with Anthony J. Griffith,
dwl 500 Vallejo
Green George W., butcher, GO Washington Market,
dwl 818 Powell
Green George W., clerk, dwl 27| Fourth
Green George W. Jr., clerk County Recorder's
office, dwl 27 5 Fourth
Green Gustave, (Hojj'man <ic G.) dwl 527 Green,
rear
Green Harris, clothing, 107 Pacific
Green Henry, bricklayer, dwl 21 Seventh
Green Henry, mate bark Monitor, pier 9 Steuart
Green Henry, farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr Ocean
House
Green Henry, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Green Henry A., barkeeper with A. T. Lea, dwl
42SO'Farrell
Green Henry D., jigsawyer with Chr. Schreiher&
Co., dwl Berry House
Green Jacob, nurse, dwl 1 100 Stockton
Green James, millinery, 110 Sixth
Green James E , naperhanger with Geo. W. Clark,
dwl 0 Central Place
Green James J., clerk with Michael F. Green,
dwl 420 Natoma
Green James J., land agent with Cent. P. R. R.
Co., and Slate Controller, dwl 15 Perry
Green John, ( E. Gr/sar & Co.) res Alameda
Green John, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Gei-
shaker
Green John, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Greeu .John, dyer Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills,
dwl Ws Folsom bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Green John, engineer S. S. Pelican, dwl 2S Moss
Green John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 30 Steuart
Green John, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 304
Beale
Green John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 238
Jessie
Green John, porter Oriental U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, dwl Ws Montgomery bet Greenwich
and Filbert
Green John, stevedore, dwl 131 Harrison
Green John, wool broker, office 200 Front, res
Alameda
Green John, watchman S.F. Cordage Factory, dwl
Tennessee, Potrero
Green John B., patternmaker Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 26 Natoma
Green John L ., attorney at law, dwl 114 Leid
Green Joseph, clerk with Louis F. Baker, dwl 92S
Clay
Green Joseph, engineer Dublin Brewery, dwl 26
Natoma
Green Joseph M , carriage painter with Griswold &
Berry, dwl 811 Stockton
Green Joseph P. .musician Globe Theater, dwl 1112
Kearny
Green Julius C, dairyman, dwl 322 Fulton
Green Kate Miss, teacher Union Primary School,
dwl 121 Davis
Green Kauffman, salesman, 211 Montgomery
Green Laurence, repacker with E. T. Anthony &
Co., dwl 122 Oak
Green Leopold R., steward steamer Kalorama,
Washington Street Wharf
Green Louis, ( Green & Seller) dwl 145 Natoma
Green Louis, manufacturer spring beds and lounges,
1009 Folsom
Green Lucius P., freight clerk N. P. Trans. Co. s
5 S. Idaho
Green Maria, (colored) (widow J dwl 9 Dnpont
Green Michael, laborer with Graves «fc Co., W s
Long Bridge
Green Michael F., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Natoma and Mary
Green Nelson, seam m, dwl 32 Steuart
Green Patrick, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
6 Co., dwl 13 Hubbard
Green Richard, sbipjoiuer P.M S.S. Co., dwl 589
Market
Green Robert, carpenter, dwl 178 Minna
Green Samuel, clerk with R. Lehman & Co., dwl
107 Pacilic
Green Samuel, cook Colorado Steam Navigation
Co.'s steamer Newbern
Green Samuel, cooper, dwl S s Fourteenth Avenue
nr P, South S.F.
Green Samuel, shoemaker, dwl 105 Garden
Green Samuel H., dwl Lick House
Green Simon, shoemaker with Orrin Jones
Green Thomas, (Green & McCnl 'lough J dwl 1106
Folsom
Green Thomas, cabinetmaker, dwl Berry House
GREEN THOMAS, physician, office 046 Market
Green Thomas, produce, dwl 26 Natoma
Green Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 111 Jessie
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 20 Moats. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
BAN FRANCISCO [ G" ] DIRECTORY
Green Thomas, varnisber with J. F. & II. H.
Scl :il<T
Green Thomas E., (Green <v Go.) dwl 314 Fremont
Green Tl •- W., teamster with Knowland &
Doe dwl 128 Tehama
Green Will 8., f W. 8. Green & Co.) dwl 548
How ird
Green William, (Grand- Vivian) dwl 2 Green
Conrl
Green William, carpenter with P.M.S.S.C6.
Qrei ii \\ iili.im salesman with Rudolph llirshfeld.
dwl 324 Ellis
Green William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Green William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Poirero Point
Green William A.. Green .(• Searle) NW cor Bat-
tery mid Greenwich
Green William H.. liquor saloon, SW cor Market
and Third, dwl 613 Bnsh
Green William s., clerk with Jones & Wilkinson,
dwl 304 Third
Green Wrighl W., teamster with Knowland & Doe,
dw 1 12a Tehama
Green W. S. &l Co.. (J. B. Be Jamntt) real estate
agents, and proprietors Green's Land Paper,
office 3Q6 Pine
GREEN &. CO., (Thomas E. Green and Arnold
B. Elfers) proprietors Dublin Brewery, 235
First
Grei ii A Hamilton, (Abraham V. Green nndJamrs
Hamilton) furniture and bedding, 727 Market
GREEN & MARKLEY, (Alonzo Green and Levi
Marklcy) grain dealers, 202 and 204 Davis
Green A McCullough, ( Thomas Green and Peter
McCullovgh) wood and coal dealers, 1106 Fol
Green A Searle, I William A Green andjokn Searle)
proprietors Greenwich Dock U.S.BondedWare-
house, NW cor Battery and Greenwich
Green tV. Seiler, (Lama Green ami Band Seller j
boys' clothing, etc., 689 Market
Green & Vivian. i William Green andRobertVivian)
rigger's, -J 4 Howard
Green's Land Paper , (weekly) W. S. Green &Co.,
publishers, office 306 Pine
Green's Line Sonoma Packets, Joseph Henry, agent,
office NE cor Market and East
Gii Miiiamn Louis, (L. Buikehniel & Co.) dwl 332
Eddy
Greenberg Abraham, salesman, 1 Sutter, dwl 106
Seventh
Greenberg Charles, janitor Mason Street Cosmo-
politan School
Greenberg Charles, collector and sexton, dwl 102
Mason ■
Greenberg Charles, laborer, dwl 44 Stenart
Greenberg Henry, leal estate agent, 306 Montgom-
ery, dwl 106 Seventh
Greenberg John, brewer dwl 214 First
Greenberg Leon, superintendent Ea^le Brass and
Bell Foundry, 205 Fremont, dwl 661 Harrison
Greenberg Leopold, crockery and glassware, 336
Kearny
Greenberg Morris, (Greenberg <$■ Co.) dwl 661
Harrison
Greenberg Samuel H., bookkeeper, 313 Bush, dwl
106 Seventh
Greenberg & Co., (Morris Greenberg) proprietors
Eagle Brass and Bell Fonndrv, 'in5 Fremont
Greene Abbie L. Miss, teacher, dwl 7 12 Howard
Greene Anne E.. (widow) dwl 1534 Mission
Greene Benjamin J., seacaptain, dwl E s Leaven-
worth bet Union and Filbert-
Greene Charles B., builder, dwl 22 De Boom
Greene t lay M., (Biggins <£ G.J dwl 1534 Mission
Greene David, hotelkeeper, dwl 231 Stevenson
Greene George, carpenter with P. M. S\ S. Co.
Greene George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Greene Harry A., superintendent San Francisco G.
aud S. Mining Co., dwl 1534 Mission
Greene Henry E., real estate, office 428 California
Greene James L., bricklayer, dwl S s Nineteenth
nr Folsom
Greene Leander D., salesman, 200 Sausom, dwl
231 Stevenson
Greene Nelson," seaman ship Lookout. Rincou
Wharf
Greene Samuel, cooper with John R. Began, dwl
Fourteenth Avenue bet P and Q. South S. F.
Greene Sol. S., printer Morning Cail, dwl 1 Mea-
cliam Pl.ice
Greenebanm Alfred, clerk, 215 Cal, dwl 36 Geary
Greenebauin Berthold, salesman with Einstein
Bros. &. Co.. dwl 507 Pine
GREENEBAUM BROTHERS, (Jacob, Moses and
Herman) manufacturers and importers and
jobbers clothing aud gents' furnishing goods,
7 Sausom
Greenebanm Herman, (Greenebauin Bros.) res
New York
Greenebanm Jacob, (Greenebanm tfc Co.) dwl 508
Eddy
Greenebaum Jacob, (Grr.cnehaum Bros.) dwl 1121
Geary .
Greenebanm Morris, bookkeeper, 21 Battery, dwl
918 Stockton
Greenebanm Moses, (Greenebanm Bros.) dwl 720
Geary
Greenebanm Sigmnnd, commission merchant, 21
Battery, dwl 508 Eddy
GREENEBAUM & CO., (Jacob Greenebanm and
Henri/ Colin) auctioneers and commission mer-
chant's, 1 15 and 117 Bush
Greeneberg Abraham, furniture, 708 Pacific
Greenewald Jacob, (Bentsch <$■ Co.) dwl 627 Green
Greenewald Moritz F., salesman, 17 Battery, dwl
231 Tyler
Greenewald Richard, captain schooner West Wind,
dwl 305 Main
Greenfield Louis, salesman with Charles Colman,
dwl 502 Push
Gi eenhalgh John, gaslitter with McNally & Haw-
kins, dwl 183 Jessie
Greenham Frederick, wharfinger Broadway Wharf,
dwl 215 Clara
Greenhood Jules, cashier New England Mutual
Lite Ins. Co., dwl 1030 Jackson
Greenhood Maurice, commission aud insurance
agent, office 302 Sausom, dwl 1030 Jackson
Greenhood Otto, (Fletcher Sf GJdwl 1030 Jackson
Greenhood William W., coaldealer, office 402 Sau-
som, dwl 1900 Stockton
Greening John, soda water, dwl 340 Grove
Greenlaw John, shipcarpenter, dwl 129 Harrison
Greenlaw Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Stenart
Greenleaf William, expresswagon, dwl NIC cot-
Mission and Twenty -ninth
Greenleif William C , captain bark Mary Glover,
dwl SW cor Sanchez and Eighteenth
Greenleys John, carpenter, dwl 609 Post
Greenough John R., local agent Continental Life
Ins. Co., dwl 15 Monroe
Greentree John D., miner, dwl E s Torrens' Gonrt
Greenville M. Co., ( LJhunas Co. Cal.) office 419
California
Greenwald Frank J., special policeman, dwl 513
Davis
Greenwald Henry, hairdresser with John J. Hay-
den, dwl 205 Sansom
Greenwald Simon, fLoiiis Sloss & Co., A. Wasser-
mann & Co., Funcke & Wassermann) dwl 1105
Van Ness Avenue
Greenwav Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 26 Howard
Green well L. Wallace, stockbroker, dwl 609
Taylor
Greenwell William E., assistant U.S. Coast Sur-
vey, 629 Kearny
Greenwich Dock, E s Battery bet Greenwich aud
Lombard
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
W. S. GREEN. J- B. DeJARNATT.
DEALERS I3NT
Ami Publishers of GBEEN'S LAHB PAPEM,
HAVE REMOVED TO
COR. OF MONTGOMERY AND MARKET STS.
Over mbernia Bank, SAN FRANCISCO.
To those who wish to dispose of any kind of landed property,
we offer facilities that cannot be found anywhere in the United
States. We have an agent in every principal town in California,
and reliable connections in the other States ; and when a tract of
land is left with us for sale, we print descriptions, terms, etc., and
send to each of our agents, so we have a large number of active
men interested in making a speedy sale.
For an advance fee of $7.50, we print and send out these des-
criptions, and advertise the land during the time it is left with us
in Green's Land Paper, which has a larger country circulation
than any other paper printed in California.
For further particulars, send for GREEN'S LAND PAPER.
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Catalogue of Standard Publications for sale by Henry Keller & Co. Special Agents.
Dore's Gallery, 50 parts at $1.00 each.
Dore's Bible, 60 parts at $1.00 each,
Dote s Milton.
Dnre's Dante's Inferno and raradise.
Dorg's Dun Quixote, 21 parts at 50 cts. each.
Dore's Fables. 22 parts at 50 cts each.
History oi" the United Mates, 47 parts at 50 cts each.
History of the World, 4(1 parts at 50 cts. each.
Histoiy of the Indian Tribes, 50 parts at 50 cts. each.
('ass-ell's AYar between France and Germany.
CassoH's Popular Educator, 31 parts at 50 cts. each.
Scripture History for the Younsr, 27 parts, 25 cts. each.
Chamber's Encyclopaedia, in parts or volumes.
Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Biography and
Mythology. 37 parts at 50 cts. each.
National Poritait Gallery of Eminent Americans, 50
parts at 50 cts. each.
Shakespeare's Works, 28 parts at 50 cts. each.
Myron's Works, 24 parts at 50 cts. each.
Moore's Works. 20 parts at 50 cts. each.
Byron and Moore Gallery.
Fletcher's Devotional Bible.
Haydock's Bible, 32 parts at 50 cts. each.
Fleetwood's Lite of Christ.
Lift" of Blessed Virgin.
Zell's Hand Atlas of the World.
'2W
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [ G" ] DIRECTORY
287
GREENWICH DOCK U. S. BONDED WARE-
HOUSE, Green & Senile proprietors, NYV cor
Battery and Greenwich
Greenwood Henry, butcher, 36 Jessie
Greenwood John, carpenter, dwl 210 Ellis
Greenwood Joseph, shoemaker with Charles Palm-
er, dwl E s Fourteenth nr Columbia
GREENWOOD MONROE, superintendent fire-
alarm and police telegraph, office Brenham
Place, dwl 810 Powell
Greenwood Thomas, broommaker with M. Zan &
Co., dwl 26 Sacramento
Greenwood William M., with Dickson, De Wolf &
Co., 41- Battery, and proprietor India Rice
Mill, 203 and 205 Mission, dwl Grand Hotel
Greer Isaac, carpenter and builder, dwl 769£ Miss
Greer Jane E. Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, dwl 009 Seventeenth
Greer M. L. Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School
Greer Robert, tvpedresser California Type Foun-
dry Co., dwl 609 Seventeenth
Greetliausen Henry, groceries and liquors, 422 Clem
Greffoz JuKen, watchmaker with Barrett &. Sher-
wood, dwl 1001 Powell
Greffoz Juliet) Jr., watchmaker with Barrett & Sher-
wood, dwl 1004 Powell
Gregans Philip W., laborer, dwl 47 Louisa
Gregg Alice Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl 210S Polk
Gregg Charles I., clerk, 512 Kearny, dwl 2108 Polk
Gregg David A., carrier Evening Post, dwl 63b
Commercial
Gregg Joseph W., recording secretary House Car-
penter's Eight Hour League No. 1, 128 Kearny,
dwl 2108 Polk
Greggains Thomas, peddler, dwl 23 Clinton
Greghel Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 546 Fourth
Gregoirc Louis, salesman with Payot, Upham<fcCo.,
dwl 310 Stockton
Gregory A. R., clerk, dwl 217 Third
Gregory Fiances Miss, milliner with Mrs. R. Rior-
dan, dwl 018 Geary
Gregory Frank, carrier Alta, dwl 438 Fremont
Gregory George II., machinist Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 018 Geary
Gregory Hugh M., mastermariner, dwl Lick House
Gregory Jomi S., clerk, 17 Front, dwl 23| Second
Gregory Thomas, shoemaker with Buckingham &.
Hecht, dwl 1032 Market
Gregory Thomas V., shoemaker, dwl 423 Bush
Gregory William, mariner, dwl 11 Freelon
Gregsaglio Matteo, chophouse, NE cor Dupont and
Market
Greichen William H., apprentice with Charles Cos-
ter, dwl Hi Mission, rear
Greif Herman, butcher with F. Reinle, dwl SE cor
Hayes and Octavia
Greif John, hairdressing saloon and San Francisco
Baths, 636 Washington, dwl 1314 Kearny
Greig Lewis B., (Kavanagh & G.) dwl Fourteenth
Avenue bet N and P
Greiner Frederick, groceries and liquors, 36 Sixth
Greis Leopold, upholsterer, dwl 100 Fourth
Greis Mary A. Mrs., milliner, 109 Fourth
Grelis John W., (Grelis & QuinnJ dwl 242 Minna
Grelis & Qninn (John W. Grelis and Patrick
QuinnJ liquorsaloon, 210 Bush
Grellet August, bookkeeper with B. Bonnet, dwl
2504 Clay
Grellet Eugene, laundryman, dwl 615 Dupont
Gremenger Michael, butcher with Strobel & Co.,
dwl 1129 Folsom
Gremke Henry, groceries and liquors, cor Shasta
and Michigan
Grenan John, longshoreman, dwl E s Ohio bet Val-
lejo and Broadway
Greninger Daniel, hardware andstoves,542 Fourth,
dwl 544 Fourth
Grenlich Charles, upholsterer, dwl S s Sutter bet
Broderick and Devis ulero
Grennan & Cranney, (Thomas Granney) spar and
lumber dealers, office 39 Merchants' Exchange
Grenouilleau Francois, baker with Nuuia P. Gre-
nonilieau, dwl 639 Broadway
Grenouilleau Numa P., bakery, K39 Broadway
Grenz Charles, varnisher with George O. Whitney
& Co., dwl 37 Jessie
Gressweld Benjamin, .painter, dwl Mont House
Grete Christian, upholsterer wtih McEhvec &
Stringer, dwl 21 Fulton
Grete John, boarding ami lodging, 32 Ransch
Grethen Madame, laundry, 106 Geary
Gretton George, chief officer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 307 Fremont
Greve Charles, dwl What Cheer House
Greve Julius, laborer, dwl 631 Davis
Greves Jose, cook, dwl 116 Jackson
Greves Matthew, coachman with E. W. Burr, dwl
SW cor Union and Polk
Grey Alexander M , (McAlpin & G.J dwl Green
bet Powell and Mason
Grey Cyril V., (Grey Sf Brandon) dwl 122 Taylor
Grey Dudley, clerk Pacific Straw Works, dwl
158 Tehama
Grey H. II., cabinet maker, dwl 356 Third
Grey Peter J. Uev., rector St. Patrick's R. C.
Church, dwl 731 Mission
Grey Sarah M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 122 Taylor
Grey William, shoemaker, dwl 311 Pacific
GREY & BRANDON, (Cyril V. Greif & Joseph
R. Brandon) attorneys-at law, office 6U4 Merch
Grey — See Gray
Grihben William, boatman, Vallejo Street Wharf,
dwl N s Francisco bet Dupont and Stockton
Griele Henry, porter, dwl 1029 Pacific
Grier Robert, carpenter H. C. League, 12S Kearny
Griese Henry, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Giiess Henry, farmer, dwl 228 Bush
Griesser Frederick, butcher with Werner ifc Bar-
rington, dwl SW cor Polk and Clay
Griffin Daniel, laborer, dwl 146 Per: y
Griffin Daniel, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 609 Stevenson
Griffin Daniel, waiter, dwl 532 Commercial
Griffin Delia Mrs., furnished rooms, 305 Mont
Griffin Ellen, (widow) dwl 1814 Hyde
Griffin Fernando C , clerk Weigher's Department
Custom House, dwl 222 Minna
Griffin James, peddler, dwl 11 Gilbert
Griffin James, clerk, 314 Pine, dwl 555 Mission
Griffin Jeremiah, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
527 Mission
Griffin Jeremiah, shoemaker, dwl 231 First
Griffin John, ( Tobin, Davisson & Co.) res Paris
Griffin John, assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
Perry nr Third
Griffin John, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &
Co.
Griffin John, bricklayer, dwl 20 Rausch
Griffin John, cook with Henry Scott, dwl 268 Stev
Griffin John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont
and O'Farrell, dwlNW cor Franklin and Turk
Griffin John, helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.
Griffin John, laborer S. F. <fc P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 609 Stevenson
Griffin John, merchant, dwl 826 Turk
Griffin John, tinsmith, 1508 Stockton
Griffin John, waiter Sanders' Hotel
Griffin John D., boatbuilder, W s East bet Jackson
and Pacific, dwl 1125 Sutter
Griffin John F., conductor Market Street R. R., dwl
cor Sixteenth and Rondel Place
Griffin Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 25 Welsh
Griffin Margaret Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Griffin Mary, (widow) lodgings, 56 Minna
Griffin Mary, (widow) dwl N s Twelfth Avenue bet
N and P, South S. F.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART QALLEEY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
288
SAN FRANCISCO [G] DIRECTORY.
Griffin Michael, driver N". B. & M. B. R., dwl 244
Clementina
Griffin Michael, engineer Grand Hotel, dwl 20
Harriet
Griffin Micliael, laborer, dw] 268 Stevenson
Griffin Michael, laborer, bde3(l4 Beale
Qriffiu Michael, laborer, dwlWs Baker bet Post
nnd Geary
Griffin Michael B., salesman with M. Ullmann &.
Co., dw] 319 Tyler
Griffin MichaelJ., clerk with James M.Taylor, dwl
SE cor Natoma and Russ
Griffin .Morris, milkrancb, W s Kansas nr Twenty-
Second
Griffin Patrick, laborer, dwl G10 Third
Griffin Patrick, machinist, dwl 520 Mission
Griffin Patrick, miller, dwl 610 Third
Griffin Patrick, tailor, dwl 367 Jessie
Griffin Patrick, teamster with DigginsA Sons, dwl
N b Sutter bet Deyisadero and Broderick
Griffiu Patrick G., moroccodresser, dwl Es Grove
bet Franklin and Gongh
Griffin Peter, grocer, dwl 247J Perry
Griffin Thomas, clerk, and news reporter Merchants'
Exchange Association, dwl 746 Mission
Griffin Thomas, fireman N. P. Trans, (jo's S. S.
Senator
Griffiu Thomas, laborer N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Idaho
Griffin Thomas, seaman, dwl 19 Natoma
Griffiu William G., carrier Alta, Call and Examiner,
dwl 27 Oak Avenue
Griffin William W., watchman S. P. R. P., dwl Ns
Seventeenth nr Cbnrcli
Grilling George J., miner, dwl 1409 Jackson, rear
Griffith A. Mrs., principal Union Primary School,
dwl 8-24 Lombard
Griffith Alexander, painter, dwl Ns Olive Avenue
nr Van Ness Avenue
GRIFFITH ANTHONY J., smoked, pickled and
dried lish, 121 and 123 Wash, dwl 1313 Kearny
Griffith Charles, (colored) porter P. M. S. S. Co.*,
dwl 19 Scott Place
Griffith 1)., dwl What Cheer House
Griffith E. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 824 Lombard
Griffith, Ellis & Bemhard, (Milton Griffith, James
Ellis and Samuel II. Bemhard) produce and
fruit commission, 500 Sansom
Griffith Enoch, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Church and Seventeenth
Griffith George, with W. Griffith, dwl 11 Geneva
Griffith John P., painter, dwl NW cor Sanchez and
Nineteenth
Griffith Milieu, captain tng Rescue, dwl 569 liar
Griffith Milieu, clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., dwl SW cor Har and Stanly PI
Griffith Milton, (Griffith, Ellis ^ Bemhard) dwl
's-4 Lombard
Griffith Thomas, with W. Griffith, dwl 11 Geneva
Griffith Thomas H., captain schooner Mary Cleve-
land, 1 Market
Griffith William, tannery, Brannan Place nr Bran-
ca i, dwl 1 1 Geneva
GRIFFITHS DAVID T., proprietor Wright's
Hotel, 218 Broadway
Griffiths John H., bookkeeper Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co., 137 Montgomery, dwl cor Har-
rison and Oak Grove Avenue
Griggs George, freightmaster Cent. P. R. R., dwl
505 Bush
Grim A. K., stockbroker, office 409 California, dwl
122 Eleventh
Grim Emil, baker American Exchange
Grimani Antoine, musician, dwl 20 Minna, rear
Grimes Elizabeth, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 986 Har
Grimes George, cook N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. John
L. Stephens
Grimes George T., merchant, dwl 924 Jackson
Grimes Jane, (widow) dwl NE cor Pierce and Eddy
Grimes John, painter with John F. Kennedy, dwl
Lick nr First
Grimes Lyman, bookkeeper with Win. K. Dietrich
Grimes Michael, teamster with W. H. Miller & Co.,
dwl 438 Union
Grimes N. E., stockbroker, office 418 California,
res Oakland
Grimes Stephen, waiter N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
John L. Stephens
Grimes William, engineer, dwl 519 Howard
Giimlach William, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.
Grimm Adam, hairdresMiig saloon and baths, Lick
House, dwl 36 McAllister
Grimm Adolph, tinsmith, 1110 Dupont, dwl 607
Vallejo
Grimm Alexander, liquor saloon, 13 Third
Grimm Charles, special policeman, dwl 1431 Pac
Grimm Ferdinand, grocer, dwl 300 Clementina
Grimm Frederick W., liquor saloon, 47 Third, dwl
306 Clementina
Grimm Henry, barkeeper with Ernest Mavriscb,
dwl 1433 "Pacific
Grimme William H., jeweler with California Jew-
elry Co., dwl 103 First
Grimwood Adolpbus D., deputy clerk U. S. District
Court ami U. S. commissioner, office 14 U. S.
Court Building, dwl 516 Taylor
Giinbanm M. S., (of M. S. Grinbaum & Co., Hon-
olulu) office lOi Battery
Gi indie Frank, upholsterer with William J. Heney
& Co., dwl 19 Caroline
Grindley John EL, bookkeeper with Deming, Pal-
mer it Co., dwl SW cor Sac and Drnmm
Grinnell Henry F., driver with Bowen Bros., dwl
1533 Polk"
Gripp Fritz, clerk with William Mentel, dwl NE
cor Broadway and Stockton
Gripp John, clerk, 30 Sansom, dwl 115 Sixth
GR1SAR E. & Co., (John Green, ami (feorge
Abbot) proprietors San Francisco Wool Ex-
change and general wool brokers, NW cor
Sansom and Broadway
Grisar Emil, Belgian Consul, office NW cor San-
som and Broadway, (and E. Grisar & Co.)
dwl 1517 Powell
Grisingber Aquiliuo, barkeeper, dwl 440 Union
Grisley Thomas, oysterman, dwl 506 Market
Grisser Adolph, salesman with J. W. Davidson &,
Co., dwl 1511 Leavenworth
Grissim's Building, S s Bush bet Mont and Sansom
Grist Freeman, laborer with D. A. & J. McKinley
& Co., dwl 749 Folsom
Gristock E. Mrs., dressmaker, 528 Bush
Griswold Frederick M., (George F. Keller $• Co.)
dwl 1215 Mason
Griswold Jane, (widow) dwl 6 Martha Place
Griswold John C, deputy Superintendent Streets,
dwl 1013 Jackson
Griswold Josiah, (Griswold & Berry) dwl 2530
Webster
Griswold M. S., dwl 121 Sansom
Griswold Samuel D., seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Griswold W. C.. capitalist, dwl Riiss House
GRISWOLD WOLCOTTN., homoeopathic phy-
sician, office and dwl 652 Market
Griswold ifc Berry, (Josiah Griswold and. John
Berry) cari-iagepainters, 11-0 Main
Grocers Protective Union, Alexander Gerdes presi-
dent, Julius Buhlert secretary, office 114 Kearny
Groemm Adulphe, tinsmith, 1110 Dupont, dwl 824
Vallejo
Groeschei Abraham, butcher with Abraham New-
man, dwl 619 Post
Groeschei Benjamin, butcher with Abraham New-
man, dwl 619 Post
Groesel Hermann, wheelwright, dwl 248 Fourth
Groezinger Charles-, manager with G. Groezinger,
dwl 338 Bush
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [Gr] DIRECTORY
289
GROEZINGER G., wholesale native wines and
brandies, NW cor Pine and Bat, dwl 36 Geary
Groffhian Charles P., stoves and tinware, 46 Jack
Grofsehanzski Sigmund, merchant, dwl 7 Kearnv
GROGAN ALEXANDER B., real estate, office
NW cor Jackson and Sanson)
Grogan Alexander E., clerk Home Mutual Life
Insurance Co., dwl NE cor Stockton and Bush
Grogan Malachi, clerk with Henry Hutaif, dwl SVV
cor Broadway and Ohio
Grogan Michael,' blacksmith, dwl 126 Turk
Grogan Richard, driver with James Cauuavan, dwl
16 Clara
Grogan Sarah J., seamstress, dwl S 8 Berry nr
Third
Grogan Thomas, driver Lafayette Brewery, dwl 725
Green
Grognet Joseph, cabinetmaker with A. Boisuet,dwl
E s Stockton nr Broadway
Gronbeck Johan P., laborer, d\vl 606 Third
Grondies John, cook, 17 Pacific
Groom Henry, dwl 833 Clay
Groom Roger, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixth
and Jessie, dwl 502 Jessie
Grower Gustav, master mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Groper H. Charles, mariner, dwl S s Francisco bet
Stockton and Dupont
GROS ALFRED, importer drugs and apothecary,
(French) NW cor Kearny and Washington, dwl
818 Broadway
Gros E. ifc Co.,'(Alpho?ise Mervy) druggists, SE
cor Green and Stockton
Gros Edouard, (E. Gros & Co.) dwl SE cor Green
and Stockton
Grosbauer J. Frederick, liquor saloon, SW cor
Bdwy and Davis, dwl SE cor Pac and Davis
GROSBAUER JOHN, billiard and liquor saloon,
SE cor Broadway and Front
Grosh Samuel, (Grosk <$• Rutherford) dwl 220
Seventh
GROSH & RUTHERFORD, (Samuel Grosh and
Thomas L. Rutherford) proprietors Commer-
cial Flour Mills, 141-145 First
Groskopf Antoni, driver with Lyons & Co., dwl 420
Chesnut
Gross Catharine Miss, dwl E s Polk nr Grove
Gross Edward, clerk, dwl 103 First
Gross Elkan, shoemaker, 406 Jackson
Gross E. S., carpenter H. C- League, 128 Kearny
Gross Francis, clerk with James M. Taylor, dwl 13
Moss
Gross Herman, (Isaacs # G.) res New York
Gross Jacob, milkman with E. H. Knight, dwl 2221
Greenwich
Gross James, rigger, dwl 132 Steuart
Gross John, baker, dwl S s Twenty-fourth bet Ala-
bama and Columbia
Gross John, fireman Colorado Steam Navigation
Co.'s steamer Newbern
Gross John F., (Gross & Kennedy), dwl 519 Te-
hama
Gross John L., dravman with James Nibbe, dwl
1320 Pine
Gross John T., painter, dwl 617 Mission
Gross Joseph, cigar manufacturer, 717 Sansom, dwl
1322 Kearny
Gross & Kennedy, (John F. Gross and Albert W.
Kennedy) grainers, 519 Tehama
Grossert Frederick W., dwl 636 Commercial
Grossert William, barkeeper with Louis Riege
Grossetta Martin, saloonkeeper, dwl 803 Union
Grossfield Edward, newspaper carrier, dwl 223 Min
Grosslicht Charles, drayman, 112 Sansom, dwl 417
Natoma
Grossman Charles, groceries and liquors, 263 Stev-
enson
Grossman George, porter, 222 Sansom, dwl 109
Seventh
Grossman Marks, glazier, dwl 1206 Sutter
Grote FVederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Geary and Bro,derick
Grote Frederick, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Grote Gertrude, dressmaker, 435 Broadway
Groth Carsten H., (Eggers jj- G.) dwl 534 O'Far-
rell
Groth Henry, carrier, dwl 1236 Sacramento
Groth William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Grotheer Fritz, laborer Pacific Brewery, dwl 271
Tehama
Grotheer John (Grotheer & Blohme. Bros.) dwl N
W cor Sutter and Polk
GROTHEER & BLOHME BROS., (John Gro-
theer and Herman and John, Blohme) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Sutter and Polk, and NE
cor Second and Tehama
Groupp Sebastian, machinist with I. H. Small, dwl
433 Broadway
Grove Charles, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Grove Charles, stevedore, dwl N s Bay bet Stock-
ton and Dupont
Grove James, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Grove John, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Grove Peter, butcher with John Reagan, 610 Mont
Grover John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Grover Samuel, drayman, cor Washington and
Davis, dwl 2007 Powell
Grover S. B., carpenter, dwl 1433 Pacific
Grover William A., physician, dwl 526 Stevenson
GROVER &. BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Roland G. Brown, agent, 116 Montgomery
Groves Ayscough, ( H. Peasley & Co.), dwl 659
Howard
Groves Charles, calker with Middlemas &. Boole,
dwl 26 Tehama
Groves Edward, gasfitter with James K. Prior, dwl
NW cor Twenty-fourth and Church
Groves Thomas J., cutter with Joseph Figel, dwl
N s Market bet Stockton aud Powell
Grow Britt, clerk with Sherman &, Hyde, dwl 245
Stevenson
Grow Sarah, (widow) dwl 245 Stevenson
Growney Owen, laborer, dwl 252 Clementina
Growny" Theodore, assistant engineer N. P. Trans.
Co.'s S. S. Idaho, dwl 5584, Howard
Grubb Samuel N. .plumber and gasfitter, 911 Kearnv,
dwl 2013 Mason
Grube John, laborer California Planing Mill
Grube John H., gardener, dwl 13 Moss
Grube Wilhelm, dwl 218 Pacific
Giuber Adam, with Henry Whitman, dwl 630 Green
Gruber Antony, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Giuber Charles, restaurant, dwl 535 Geary
Gruber Emil A., clerk with Rediugtou, Hostetter
& Co., dwl 10 Natoma
GRUBER FERDINAND, naturalist and taxider-
mist, 626 California, dwl 607 Grove
Gruber Jacob F., expresswagon, cor Washington
and Davis, dwl 626 Green, rear
Gruber Joseph, (Gruber Sf Co.) dwl 136 Stevenson
Gruber & Co., (Joseph Gruber and, Frederick Hoff-
man) manufacturers lubricating oil, junction
Market and California
Gruel Frank, bootmaker, W s Franklin nr Market
Gruenberg Max, commission merchant aud agent
Eastern manufacturers, office 422 Sacramento,
dwl E s Buchanan bet Fell aud Oak
Grueuhagen Charles H., (Charles H. Gruenhagen
& Co.) dwl 35 Fourth
Gruenhagen Charles H. &. Co., manufacturers wire-
work, 665 Mission
Gruenhagen Theodore, confectioner with George
Haas &. Co., dwl 9 Bagley Place
Gruenhagen William D., (George Haas Sf Go.)
dwl 9 Bagley Place
Gruet Pierre, artist, dwl 532 Broadway
Gruett John S., brassfinisher with Tay, Brooks &.
Backus, dwl 1016 Montgomery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
19
WA.TKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 28 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
'190
SAN FRANCISCO [G] DIRECTORY
Gragan Philip, laborer with Whitney 4 Freese
Gruhler Elias K., clerk, dwl 610 Howard
Grating Francis, burlier with Victor Guyod, dwl
N s Dupont Alley
Grande] Frederick, engraver nud ivory turner,
635 Kearny, dwl 8 Taylor
Grimily Charles, cabinetmaker with W. G.Weir, dwl
40 Hayes
GruneberK William, cook with Frederick Scbnman,
dwl SE cor Sacramento and Drumm
Graner Frank, watchmaker and jeweler, 818 Wash-
ington, dwl 515 Vallejo
Graner Frank Jr., jeweler with B. Morris & Co.,
dwl 515 Vallejo
Graner William J., watchmaker with F. Gruner,
dwl 515 Vallejo
Grunnagle George, bookkeeper, dwl 918 Folsom
Grunnagle G. Lewis, glass-stainer with John Mai-
Ion, dwl 918 Folsom
Grnnnen Michael, boilermaker, dwl 227 Second
Grunwald A., dwl 100 Sixth
Gruschenske Marks, cigars and tobacco, 43 Third,
dwl 337 Stevenson
Groafa Charles, helper with G. &, W. Snook
Crush D., engineer, dwl Montgomery House
Grush J. Henry, patternmaker and millwright, 13
Fremont, dwl 109 Austin
Grush Rufus, patternmaker with J. Henrv Grush,
dwl 109 Austin
Grnxinger Louis, tanner with Jacob Beisel, dwl
E s Mississippi nr Mariposa
Gschwind Remi, boarding, 523 Valencia
Guadras Martin, deckhand Cal. P. R. R. Co.'sstmr
Julia
Gualzata Charles, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl W s Fifth nr Folsom
GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO.. James R. Garniss general agent, office
13 Merchants' Exchange
Guberena Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl 430 Vallejo
Guccione John, hairdresser, 505 Washington, dwl
N s Pacific bet Stockton and Powell
Guckenheimer Marx, butcher with Felix Uri, dwl
603 Post
Gud.le M. B., laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl 116 Gilbert
Gudehus Christian, liquor saloon, SE cor Drumm
and Commercial
Gudehus Fred., groceries and liquors, cor Clara
Lane and Berry
Gudzenske Charles, carpenter, dwl 12 Welsh
Guelfo Bartholomew, (Ravenna, Ghirardelli Sf
Co.) dwl 421 Battery
Guenasso P., expresswagon, cor Kearny and Bdwy
Guenin Felix, french bakery, 1510 Dupont
Guerello Antonio, dwl 206 Eddy
Guerimond Alphonse, cook, dwl 522 Merchant
Guerin James, (31. Guerin <%• Son) dwl 5(13 Third
Gueiin James M., clerk with Michael Guerin, dwl
503 Third
Gnerin John, assistant baggage master S. P. R. R.
Guerin John, gas fitter with Thomas Day, dwl 1507
Dupont
Gnerin John F., hairdresser, dwl 1110 Harrison
Guerin Lewis, machinist, dwl 13 Minna
GUERIN M. & SON, (James Guerin) importers.
manufacturers and retail boots and shoes, 327
and 329 Bush
Gnerin Maurice, laborer, dwl E s Larkin nr Bdwy
Guerin Michael, ( M. Guerin & Son) dwl 503 Third
Guerin Patrick S., receiving clerk S. P. R. R., dwl
2 Valencia
Guerin Peter, carpenter, dwl 928 Jackson
Gueir i Jesus, longshoreman, dwl S s Commercial
bet East and Drumm
Guerra Manuel, longshoreman, dwl S s Commercial
bet East and Drumm
Guerra Raphael, laborer with Leon R. Myers &
Co., dwl 24 Commercial
Guerrero J. B., teacher music, dwl 1116 Kearny
Guerrero Joseph, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
John L. Stephens
Guerrero Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 132 Fifth
Guess Henry W., (colored) porter Mutual Life In-
surance "Co., (N. Y.) dwl 1815 Leavenworth
Gugelsber Andrew, junk dealer, dwl 12 Sonora
Guggenheim Henry, clerk, 714 Washington, dwl 802
Stockton
Guggenheimer S. Simon, salesman wTith Frank &
Co., dwl 111^ Minna
Guggenhime Leon, bookkeeper, 19 Sansom, dwl 650
Howard
GUIDE, (tri-weekly) Vandall & Voigt, proprietors,
office 521 Clay
Guideau Allor, dwl 1917 Mason
Gnidi Achille, (Rittore & G.J dwl SW cor Pacific
and Dupont
Guidi Giuseppe A., (Rittore & G.) dwl SW cor Pa-
cific and Dupont
Guignard John, importer watches, jewelry and dia-
monds, (ill Merchant, dwl 911 Sacramento
Guild Albert H. Jr., bookkeeper Evening Post,
dwl 915 Bush
Guilford John, sail loft, 48 Clay
Guilfoy James, metal roofer with Conliu & Roberts,
dwl 21 Louisa
Guilfoyle John, laborer with Supt. Public Streets,
dwl 118 Stevenson
Guilfoyle John, woodcarver with Bryant, Strahan &
Co., dwl Mission nr Fourth
Guilherme Francisco A., laborer, dwl 1 16 Jackson
Guillard Thomas, laborer with Whitney <fc Freese
Guillas John, porter, 617 Sacramento, dwl Broad-
way bet Dupont and Stockton
Guillemaril Arthur, shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl S s Dupont Alley
Guillemaril Edouard, shoemaker, U. W. M. Boot
and Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl S s Dnp Alley
Guillemard Joseph E., gardener, dwl SsDnp Alley
Guilleinard Ulysses, shoemaker, U. W. M. Boot
and Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl S s Dun Alley
GUILLEMIN PAUL E., wholesale and retail wine's
and liquors, 119 Sutter, dwl 17 Morton
Guillemin Reider, dwl 515 Filbert
Guillet Charles, (Guillet & Klaas) dwl 68 Clenj
Guillet <fc Klaas, (Charles Guillet and Matheus
Klaas) Swiss confectionery, 206 Second
Guilliam Toussan, teamster, dwl 422 Post
Gnillincettce Bridget Madame, jeweler with Floren-
tine Mueliz, dwl 631 Vallejo
Gnillot Jacques, tailor, dwl 636 Pacific
Guinane James, furniture and upholsterer, E s Val-
encia nr Sixteenth
Guinaz Antonio, (Cella & G.J dwl Brannan Place
Guinde Stephen, painter, dwl 1408 Dupont
Gninee John, laborer, dwl 720 Third ,
Guinn John, laborer, dwl 106 Natoma
Gninn. — See Gwinn
Guinness M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 933 Sacramento
Guion George W., importer hardware, 620 Market
Guion Leonard, policeman City Hall, dwl 762 Fol
Gairard Alphonse C, clerk, 104 California Market,
dwl 303 Mason
Guiraud Joseph, carpenter, 605 Post dwl 4 Adelaide
Place
Guirey William C deputy inspector U. S. Custom
House, dwl 862 Folsom
Guirk Patrick, laborer, dwl 14 Noble Place
GUITTARD E. & CO. , (A. Birgham) proprietor a
Eureka Coffee, Chocolate and Spice Mills, and
manuf s Cafe des Gourmands, 511 Com
Guittard Etieune, (E. Guillard & Co.) dwl 822 Pac
Gulbard Loreuza, (widow) dwl Greenwich nr
Franklin
Gulf of California Commercial Co., office 506 Mont
Gulley Michael, longshoreman, dwl E s South
Park Avenue
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [G-] DIRECTORY
291
GullicksonL., machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Gullhkson Sigmund, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Gulliver Elizabeth Miss, furnished rooms, 205 Bush
Gulliver Harriet, (widow) dwl Valencia nr Sixteenth
Gulliver Stephen, carpenter, dwl 919 Stocktou
GULLIXSON HENRY A., carpets, oilcloths, pa-
perhangings, etc., 687 Market, dwl 147 Jessie
Gullixson Henry P., clerk with H. A. Gullixson,
dwl 34 Clara
Gum Ya Sung, (Chinese) hoarding, 216 Brannan
Gummer Charles J., clerk, dwl 504 Stockton
Gummer Frederick C., clerk, 102 San, dwl 504 Stock
Gummer L. L. Miss, teacher Denmau School, dwl
504 Stockton
Gummer Sarah, (widow) dwl 504 Stockton
Gump Gustave, (S. & G. Gump) dwl 311 Eddy
GUMP S. & G., importers and manufacturers mir-
rors, looking glasses, picture frames, moldings,
etc. . factory S s Market bet Seventh and Eighth,
salesroom 117 and 119 Sansom
Gump Solomon, SS. & G. Gump) dwl 1224 Geary
Gumpel Michaelis, lithographer with Britton &.
Rey, dwl 144 Perry
Gundel finger Louis, bookkeeper with Wormser
Bros., "dwl 514 Stockton
Guuder Gottlieb, coppersmith with Pierre Perey,
dwl 7 William
Gundersen Christian, mariner, dwl 1326 Sac
(Sanderson Rier, stevedore Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., dwl 333 Bryant
Gundliich Fred, (Finck <fc G.J dwl NE cor Union
and Montgomery
Gundlach Jacob, (Jacob Gundlach & Go.) dwl 620
Vallejo
GUNDLACH JACOB & CO., (PliilipFrauenholz)
proprietors Bavaria Brewery, 620 and 622 Vail
Gundlach Jacob G., driver Bavaria Brewery, dwl
1223 Dupont
Gundlach John H., groceries, SW cor Mason and
Greenwich
Guner Sigmund, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Gunerson Nils, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Gunkel Richard, upholsterer, dwl 256 Jessie
Guun Alexander, 6eaman, dwl 20 Washington
Guuu A. L. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 707 Ellis
Guun Anna Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, dwl 240 Taylor
Gunn Annie I. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 1028 McAllister
Gunn Anthony W., salesman with Francis J. Gunn,
dwl 15 John
Gunn Benjamin M., bookkeeper with William J.
Gunn, dwl 1438 Sutter
Gunn Charles, laundry nian, dwl Ns Brannan bet
Fifth and Sixth
Gunn Dennis, molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 30 Min
Gunn E. Le B. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 1028 McAllister
Gunn Felix, engineer, dwl 30 Minna
Gunn Francis J., drygoods, 705 Mont, dwl 15 John
Gunn James, harnessmaker, dwl 835 Broadway
Guun James O. B., assistant secretary Cal. P. R. R.
Co., dwl 1126 Pine
Gunn John, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl W s
Mission nr Fifteenth
Gunn Joseph H., blacksmith and wagonmaker, S s
Market bet Seventh and Eighth
Gunn Lewis C, physician, dwl 1028 McAllister
Gunn Mary A., (widow) dressmaker, 707 Ellis
Guun Patrick, hostler with Nathan P. Hopkins,
dwl 182 Stevenson
Gunn Peter, laborer with Charles Prior, dwl 927
Folsom
Gunn Peter, molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 30 Min
Gunn Robert, dwl 325 Chestnut
Gunn Robert, clerk with William J. Gunn, dwl 1438
Sutter
Gunn Robert T., machinist with Deacon & Bulger,
dwl 30 Minna
Gunn Thomas, clerk, 109 Battery, dwl Card Alley
Gunu William, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, 216 Battery
Gunn William real estate, office 24 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 1438 Sutter
GUNN WILLIAM J., real estate, office 24 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 504 Eddy
Gunning Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Miller's Place
Gunning Patrick, laborer, dwl 328 Third, rear
Gunnison Albert R., special agent People's Ins. Co.,
16 Merchants' Exchange
Gunnison Andrew J., (Gunnison & Beatty) dwl
323 Geary
Gunnison Robert, sawgrinder Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 813 Harrison
GUNNISON & BEATTY, (Andrew J. Gunnison
and Samuel G. Beatty) attorneys-at-law, office
604 Merchant
Gunoved Rohdy, blacksmith, dwl Niantic Hotel
Gunter August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
33 Ransch
Gunther E. W., baker, 911 Larkin
Gunther John, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Gunther William G., clerk with E. Grisar & Co.,
dwl 140 Fell
Gnntz F. L., upholsterer, dwl 119 Oak
Gunzburger Emil, bookkeeper, 408 Market, dwl 337
Eddy
Gurgiinas William W., longshoreman, dwl 327 Main
Gurnald Richard, seaman, dwl cor Folsom and Main
GURNEE CLINTON, attorney-at law, office 306
Pine, dwl Lick House
Gurper Martin, hostler City R. R.
Gurrel Alfred, dwl 13 Yarenne
Gurrola Nicolasa, (widow) dwl 502 Stevenson
Gurrola Marcelina Miss, dwl 502 Stevenson
Gury Henry, salesman, 38 Kearny street, dwl 70
Silver
Gury Jolm.foreman with Gracier & Johnson, dwl W
s Hampshire bet Twenty -second and Twenty -
third
Gus Carson, baker, dwl 23 Ellis
Gusina Marco, fruits, etc., 1237 Mission
Gust Peter, restaurant, 618 Pacific, dwl 1316 Dup
Gustafson Gustaf, gardener with William F. Kelsey,
res Oakland
Gustafson Nelson, painter S. P. R. R.
Gustavason Andrew, machinist with William Smith,
dwl 3 Hardie Phice
Gustenberg Charles, shoemaker, dwl W s Railroad
Avenue nr Eleventh, South S. F.
Gutberlet Joseph, bootmaker, 546 Washington, dwl
413 Broadway
Gntcher William, cigarmaker, dwl 138J Rose
Gutfriend Fritz, packer wTith Hermann Rossbach,
dwl 429 Dupont
Guthrie A..bagmaker with E.Detriek & Co. ,123 Clay
Guthrie Alexander, (Balfour, G. & Go.) res San
Rafael
Guthrie David B., salesman, 1 Sutter, dwl 407 Turk
Guthrie Flavil, painter, dwl 27 Jessie
Guthrie Jane, (widow) dwl 640 Howard
Guthrie Jonathan B., saloonkeeper, dwl 925 Wash
Guthrie L. William, laborer Golden Age Flouring
Mills, dwl Sanson] bet Broadway and Vallejo
Guthrie Samuel, U. S. Supervising Inspector Steam-
boats, office 11 U. S. Court Bhig, dwl 1153 Miss
GUTTA PERCHA AND RUBBER MANUFAC-
TURING CO., John W. Taylor agent, office
room 21, 109 California
Gutte Isidor, commission merchant, 223 Battery,
dwl West End
Gutte Julius, bookkeeper, 216 California, dwl 85
Everett
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
292
SAN FRANCISCO [H_ DIRECTORY
Gnttman Samuel, merchant tailor, 522 Pacific
(iiiHiimii Samuel Jr., clerk, dwl 522 Pacific
Quttridge Richard, laborer, dwl Es Boardman
Place nr Brannan
Guttridge William, clerk with Palmer & Flint, dwl
:iiil Minna
Gutzeit Henry, hairdreeeingBaloon, 907 Folsom
(inv Abel, real estate, office 612 Commercial, res
Paris
Guy John, shoemaker with M. Guerin & Son, dwl
' 659 Howard
Gnyett Frank, drayman with John Howes, 504 San
Gnyod Victor, hairdresser, 536j Broadway
Gwider Patrick, molder Golden State Irou Works,
dwl 107 Leidesdorff
Gwin Abby S., (widow) dwl 19 Powell
Gwin Thomas W., mate N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Gwvnn Benjamin F., bookkeeper with H.T. Holmes
& Co., dwl 429 Turk
Gwvnn Charles H.. bookkeeper with H.T. Holmes
"A Co., dwl 1119 Sutter
Gwynn William, carpenter, dwl 704 Larkin
Gwynn William, watchman, dwl 77 Natoma
Gwynn William, ( H. T. Holmes & Co.) res Sacra-
mento
Gwynn William M., dwl 507 Harrison
Gwvnn — See Guinn
Gwyther George, physician, dwl 822 Green
Gynne John, laborer, dwl 720 Third
Gysin Albert, tinsmith with Martin Prag, dwl 333
Bush
H
Haacke Charles, oysterman. dwl 403 Third
Haacke Josie Mrs., dwl 129£ Clara
Haaf Jacob, contractor and builder, office 516
Kearny, dwl 29 Willow Avenue
HaagEberhard, cabinetmaker with G. Ueflinger &
Co., dwl 222 Ritch
Haag Frederick, bootblacking, 312 Kearny, dwl 9
Harlan Place
Haak Charles, tinsmith, dwl 236 Sutter
Haak Peter, tanner with Funcke & Wassermann,
dwl cor Bryant and White's Place
Haake Charles, (Winant & H.J dwl cor Third and
Harrison
HAAKE JOHN C, shipchandler, 46 Steuart, dwl
S 8 Seventeenth nr Church
Haas George, (George Haas & Co.) dwl 908 Geary
Haas George, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Haas George & Co., (Williajn B. Grucnhagcn)
manufacturers and wholesale and retail confec-
tioners, 20 Kearny
Haas Henry, waiter, 435 Pine
Haas Jacob, (ofHellman, Haas& Co., Los Angeles,
and Haas Brothers, Vallecito) office 216 Cali-
fornia, dwl 113 Silver
Haas Joseph, laborer, dwl Ws Ohio bet Vallejo
and Broadway
Haas Joseph, salesman with M. Berkowitz, dwl 914
Jackson
Haas Kalman, (Loupe & H.J 216 California
HAAS MARTIN L., fancy goods, 221 Kearny, dwl
323 Kearny
Haas Morris, tailor, 872 Folsom
Haas Samuel, manufacturer clothing, 311 Pine, dwl
733 Geary
Haas Solomon, merchant, dwl 530 Eddy
Haas William, bookkeeper, 216 Cal, dwl 502 Bush
Haas William W., clerk, 1 Sutter, dwl 305 Turk
Haase Frederick, liquorsaloou, SE cor Spear and
Harrison, dwl NE cor Harrison and Spear
Habatsky Frank, varnisher with Chr. Schreiber &
Co., dwl Fifth bet Howard & Folsom
Habenicht Fritz, (Rodgert, Meyer & Co.) dwl 25
Oak Avenue
Haher Henry, liqnorsaloon, 212 Dupont, dwl 17
Sumner
Haher Joseph, (S. B. Binkelspcil $• Co.) dwl 1205
Polk
Haberlin James, blacksmith, Railroad Avenue nr
L, South S. F.
Haberlin James, grocer, 1235 Union
Haberlin John, shipsniith with David R. Coleman,
dwl E s Sansom bet Broadway and Vallejo
Haberling John C, native wines and liquors, 213
Kearny, dwl 12 Clara Lane
Habermehl Henry, restaurant, Woodward's Gar-
dens
Habrick Henry, laborer with W. T. Garratt& Co.,
dwl Preecott House
Hachmeister Charles, cabinetmaker with Johnson
A Best, dwl SE cor Howard and Second
Hack George, dwl 106 Dupont
Hack George W., barkeeper with James Dickey,
dwl Point Lobos Road
Hacke Christopher, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Sacramento and Waverly Place, dwl 608 Larkin
Hacke Henry, clerk with Christopher Hacke, dwl
NE cor Sacramento and Waverly Place
Hacker Andrew, laborer with Bryant, Strahan &
Co., dwl 980 Harrison, rear
Hacker Bernard, confectioner with M. A. Mercer,
dwl 980 Harrison, rear
Hacker Charles, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 980 Harrison, rear
Hacker Charles, teamster, dwl S s Post bet Lyons
and Baker
Hacker Edward, packer Golden Gate Flour Mills,
dwl 347 Fremont
Hacker Katie, (widow) dwl 980 Harrison, rear
Hackett Frederick H., clerk, dwl 728 Howard
Hacked James, ass't engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hackett James, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Hackett Jeremiah, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 726
Natoma
Hackett Judah M., carpenter, dwl 728 Howard
Hackett John, captain Cent. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Thoroughfare, dwl 712 Howard
Hackett Luke, laborer, dwl E 8 Columbia bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hackett Martin, laborer California Planing Mill,
dwl 1 Beale Plaoe
Hackett Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart •
Hackett Thomas, bookkeeper, dwl W a Eighth nr
Folsom
Hackett Thomas, cutter, dwl 18 Minna
Hackman John, cook, 408 Pine
Hackney Frederick, sawyer with Hobhs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 307 Sutter
Hadau Henry, carpenter, dwl 825 Kearny
Hadeler Herman, wholesale fruit, dwl 429 Tyler
I laden Porter, speculator, dwl 515 Bush
Hadenfeldt Charles, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz,
dwl 521 Green
HADFIELD'S VACUUM CURE,office331 Kearuy
Hadler C, ( Steinhoff & H.) dwl 425 Bush
Hadlev Dvkeman L , machinehand Enterprise Plan-
ing Mill, dwl W s Pierce bet Ellis and Eddy
Hadley Frederick W., bookkeeper City and County
Surveyor's Office, dwl 122 Taylor'
Hadlev Henry, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine, 36 Steuart
Hadley John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 1028
Market
Hadlev Moses F., porter with Sroufe, Sweeney &
Co., dwl 1404 Hvde
Hadley Walter, hairdresser, dwl 309 Third
Hadlock William, waterman, dwl 513 Hyde
Hadnett Michael W., special policeman, dwl cor
Capp and Twenty-third
Haehl C, dwl 236 Sutter
Haesters Frank, teacher music, dwl 1115 Clay
HUNTINGTON' HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO H DIRECTORY.
293
Hafenegyer Joseph, manufacturer explosive pow-
der, dwl 28 Rausch
Hafenegger Powder Co., Samuel L. Cutter agent,
office 410 Kearny
Hafenriehten F. C, chief draftsman Tide Land
Commission, dwl 315§ Third
Haferkorn Anton, cigarmanufacturer. 26 Howard
Court (and, Neller & H.) dwl 26 Howard Court
Haffertv Patrick, hostler Dexter Stable, dwl 223
Bush
Hafferty William, blacksmith, dwl 551 Mission
Haffey William, teamster, dwl SE cor Twentieth
and Shotwell
Haffuer Gottlob, engraver on metal, 631 Sacramen-
to, dwl 611 Stockton
Hafford Samuel, carpenter, dwl 2 Scotland
Hafner Charles, / Hafner Jj- Feyge) dwl cor Eigh-
teenth and Shotwell
Hafner Charles Jr., clerk, dwl SW cor Eleventh
and Folsom
Hafner & Feyge, (Charles Hafner and Albert
Feyge) New York Brewery, cor Eighteenth
and Shotwell
HAFT E. E., attorney at law and commissioner of
deeds, office 507 Mont, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hagan Alexander H., special policemau Pacific Fruit
Market, dwl 197 Stevenson
Hagau Anne, (widow) dwl W s Ninth nr Mission
Hagan Benjamin, (Hagan S? Mauheim) dwl NE
cor Turk and Taylor
Hagan Bernard, milkman, dwl Filbert nr Steiner
Hagan Charles C., Imp. Calkers Assn, 713 Mission
Hagan James, oiler Cal. Planing Mill, dwl 4 Harriet
Hagan John, deputy Superintendent Streets, dwl E
s Broderick bet Bush and Sutter
Hagan John, laborer, dwl 27 Baldwin Court
Hagan John, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Hagan John, seaman, dwl 319 Tehama
Hagan Luke, blindmaker Beale Street Planing Mill,
dwl 22 Tehama
Hagan M. B., conductor Cent. R. R.
Hagan Michael, laborer, dwl 11 Baldwin Court
Hagan Patrick, laborer, dwl 132 First
Hagan Patrick, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 17 Welsh
Hagan P. C, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No.
l; S. F. F. D., dwlN s O'Farrell nr Dupont
Hagan Peter, oysterman with J. J. Brady & Co.,
dwl Bryant bet Third and Fourth
Hagan Susan, (widow) dwl 459 Jessie
Hagan Thorny, expressman, NE cor Second and
Mission, dwl 148 Minna
HAGAN & MANHEIM, (Benjamin Hagan and
Isaac Manheim) commercial brokers, office
316 California
Hagans George W., compositor with Bishop & Sher-
man, dwl 15 New Montgomery
Hagans G. W. Mrs., manufacturer gents' shirts,
underclothing, etc., 15 New Mont, Grand Hotel
Hagar Thomas S., (Hugar & Co.) dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
HAGAR & CO., (Thomas S. Hagar) type found-
ers and sole agents R. Hoe & Co., manufacturers
presses and printiug materials, 532 Clay
Hagar — see Hager
Hage JohnT., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hage Tobias, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
Hagedorn Alexander, malster with Lyon &. Co.,
dwl S 3 Water bet Mason and Taylor
Hagedorn Herman C, draftsman with William
Craine, dwl 1616 Powell
Hagedorn William H., carriagepaiuter, 107 Fourth
Hagemau George, (Sample & H.) dwl 5 Monroe
Hageman Matthias, drayman, SW cor Clay and
Battery, dwl 207 Clara
Hagemann Charles, butcher with Dengler & Breil-
iug, dwl 229| Minna
Hagemann Frederick, (Spreckles & Co.) dwl 758
Howard
Hagemann Frederick Jr., bookkeeper Albany Brew-
ery, dwl 758 Howard
Hagemann Victor,bookkeeper with August Dirking,
dwl 652 Market
Hagemnnu William, (Hagemann & Luttge) dwl
634 Green
Hagemann & Luttge, ( William Hagemann and
Charles A. Zw^ireyRaths-Keller beer saloon,
NE cor California and Kearny
Hagemeister John, laborer, dwl N 8 Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Hagemeyer E. T., tinsmith, dwl 22 Turk
Hagen George, papercutter with F. Korbel & Bros.,
dwl 417 Brannan
Hagen Henry, (Driscoll Sf H) dwl 2114 Powell
Hagen Henry, wholesale and retail native wines
and liquors, NE cor Montgomery aud Pine, dwl
1507 Stockton
Hagen Peter, salesman with Henry Hagen, dwl
1507 Stockton
Hagenah William, clerk, 734 Broadway
Hagenau Diedrich, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hagenauer Julien, laborer with G. Venard, dwl
"4 St. Mary
Hagenkamp Adolf, tailor, dwl 218 Clara
Hager John S., attorney-at-law, dwl Pacific Club
Hager William, bootmaker, dwl 820 Vallejo
Hager — See Hagar
Hagerstrom C. A., upholsterer Grand Hotel
Hagerty Dennis, laborer, dwl 9 Lick
Hagerty Dennis, shoemaker with Marks & Levin-
sky, dwl cor Mission and Ecker
Hagerty James, boots and shoes, dwl 124 Post
Hagerty John, laborer, dwl E s Fifteenth bet San-
chez and Noe
Hagerty Michael, bookkeeper, dwl 214 First
Hagerty Patrick S., policeman City Hall, dwl 774
Folsom
Hagerty Robert, (anner, dwl 632 Brannan
Hagerty Timothy C, shoemaker with Buckingham
&- Hecht, dwl 36 Louisa
Hagerty William, engineer, dwl 142 Shipley
Hagerup F. C. & Co., (Christian Kleinhammer)
silk and woolen dyers, 148 Third
Hagerup Frederick C, ( F. C. Hagerup & Co.) dwl
148 Third
Haggerty Charles,calker, dwl W s Twenty -fourth ni
Columbia
Haggerty Cornelius, laborer, dwl NE cor Main
and Harrison
Haggerty Daniel, carpenter, dwl 1186 Harrison
Hangerty James, shipsmith, dwl 616 Mission
Haggerty John, laborer, dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley
Hagtcerty Johu, sawyer Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl "59 Shipley
Haggerty Mary, (widow) dwl 31 Freelon
Haggerty Michael, (Burns & Co.) dwl312 Tehama
Haggerty Michael, express wagon, cor Sausom and
Vallejo
Haggerty Michael, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
127 Morton
Haggerty Peter, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
W s Twenty-fourth nr Columbia
Haggerty — See Hagarty and Hagerty
Haggett Aldah C, upholsterer, dwl SW cor Mason
and O'Farrell
Haggett Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl SW cor Ma-
son and O'Farrell
Haggin James B., (Haggin & Tevis) dwl 1019
Jack sou
Haggin Joseph B., physician, office and dwl 235
Kearny
Haugin Louis, dwl Union Club
HAGGIN & TEVIS, (James B. Haggin & Lloyd
Tevis) attorneys-at-law and real estatg, office
411^ California"
Hagman John, tailor, 427 Bush, dwl 3 Mary Lane
Hagman Peter, clerk with Peter Lane, dwl 812
Jackson
JONES, PULLMAN &\jO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Keticulea.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
294
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
Haguuist Charles R., mariner, dwl N s Brannan nr
Second
Hagsphil Oscar, laborer, dwl 2 Carlos Place
HagBtrom Charles F.. carriage trimmer, dwl 128
O'Farrell
HagBtrom Nicholas 1'., carriage trimmer, dwl 128
O'Farrell
Hagthrop Edward, merchant, dwl 626 Sutter
II gthrop Johu Stanley, master mariner, dwl 626
Sutter
Hagthrop Robert J. B., stovemounter with James
De La Montanva, dwl 515 Taylor
Hague Arnold, geologist U.S. Geological Survey,
office 74 Montgomery Block
Hague Jonathan, clerk with Dickson, De Wolf &.
Co., dwl 731 Bush
Halm Alfred, musician, dwl 730 Filbert
Halm August, (Holm & Curvey) dwl S s Bush bet
Buchanan and Webster
Haim August, groceries and liquors, NE cor Laguna
and Post
Ilahn Charles, professor of music, dwl 232 Seventh
Hahn Christian, clerk with William B. Hahn, dwl
1016 Clay
Hahn Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 1610 Pacific
Hahn Henry, dwl 1604 Mason
Hahn Henry, boot filter with Buckingham & Hecht
Hahn Henry, merchant, dwl 2 Wetmore Place
Hahn Henry, real estate, dwl E s Folsom ur Twen-
ty-second
Hahn Jacob, baker, dwl 636 Mission
Hahn John, dwl 716 Filbert
Hahn John W., sugarboiler S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl Ws Eighth nr Shipley
Hahn Joseph, jeweler with William Baehr & Co.,
dwl 1019 Montgomery
Hahn Julius, cook International Hotel, dwl 48 Clara
Hahn Oscar, butcher with Bernard Strauss, dwl 255
Jessie
Hahn Seligman, (Toklas, Hahn & Brown) dwl
1214 Geary
Halm William B., groceries and liquors, 1016 Clay
Hahn & Curvey, (August Hahn and John Curvey)
horseshoers, 704 Front
Hahner Frederick, compositor Sonntags-Gast. dwl
2 Chatham Place
Hahoe John, dwl 834 Mission
Haig Alexander, porter American Exchange
Haight A. J. Mrs., private boarding, 26J Kearny
Haight Andrew J., gold pen manufacturer, '315
Montgomery, dwl 26* Kearny
Haight E. S., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Haight Harrison, carpenter, dwl 503 Leavenworth
Haight Henrv Mrs., (widow) dwl 710 Leavenworth
HAIGHT HENRY H., (Haight, Temple S? Saw-
yer) res Edgewood, Alameda County
Haight James, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 503 Washington
Haight Robert, (Marshall & H.J dwl 1410 Leav
HAIGHT, TEMPLE & SAWYER, (Henry H.
Haight, Jackson Temple and Charles H. Saw-
yer) attorueys-at-law, office 320 California
Haight W. H., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Hailer Christ, watchman Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
45 Clementina, rear
Hain Carl H, (Hain Sf Pollard) dwl 919 Geary
HAIN & POLLARD, (Carl H. Hain and Charles
H. Pollard) importers and manufacturers
watches, jewelry, etc., 7 Kearny
Hame Joseph, physician, office and dwl 415 Sutter
Haines A. H., clerk, dwl 1014 Mission
Haines D. L., conductor Omnibus R. R.
Haines James W., (Haines, Johnson fy Co.) res
Genoa, Nevada
Haine*>ErasmnB W., general agent Home Shuttle
Sewing Machine, 17 New Mont, dwl 639 Ellis
Haines George, laborer, dwl 9J, Welsh, rear
Haines George W., wheelwright with Gracier &
Johnson, dwl Railroad House
Haines, Johnson & Co., (James W. Haines, J. R.
Johnson and 8. A. Kinsey) agents Danforth's
Petroleum Fluid, 226 California
Haines Joseph, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Haines Joseph, seaman, dwl 238 Stenart
Haines M. W, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Haines Patrick, barkeeper, dwl SW cor Alabama
and Twenty-third
Haines Richard, milkranch, dwl Ws Alabama nr
Twenty-fourth
Haines — see Haynes
Hair Elijah, (colored} laborer, dwl 429 Union
Hais Frank J., painter, dwl 273 Stevenson
Haise Charles, blacksmith with I. H. Lawton &.
Co., dwl 1149 Folsom Avenue
Hait Daniel, shoemaker with Charles Donovan, dwl
55 Shipley
Hait Louise M. Miss, saleswoman with Wilcox &
Gibbs' S. M. Co., dwl 419 Sutter
Haker William, (W. Hiker & Hinz) dwl 510 Stock
HAKER W. & HINZ, (August C. Hinz) importers
millinery and artificial flowers, 5 and 7 Sutter,
and 506 Market
Halansy Charles, cook, 112 Kearny, dwl 104 Fran-
cisco
Halbeck John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Halborn Minna, (widow) lodgings, 31 Second
Halbrock William, porter with E. K. Howes &
Co., dwl 913 Montgomery
Halck Albert, clerk, 13 Steuart, dwl 19 Commercial
Hale Augustus W., local agent Equitable Life As-
surance Society, dwl 803 Mason
Hale H. A. Mrs, dwl 120 Seventh
Hale Henry, deputy collector U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, dwl 1715 Larkin
Hale Hubbard A., tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 28 Clara
Hale J. A., bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n, 234
Sutter
Hale James, clerk, dwl 17 Hubbard
Hale Joseph P., drygoods, dwl 314 Oak
Hale Samuel T., clerk, dwl 13 Florence
HALE WILLIAM, attorney at law, office 1 and 2
Exchange Building 606 Wash, dwl 932 Pacific
Hale William, carrier S. F. Chronicle
Hale William Jr., clerk with William Hale, dwl
932 Pacific
Hale William E., clerk with Woods it Freeborn,
dwl 534 Bush
HALE WILLIAM F., physician, offke 520 Kearny,
dwl 334 Ellis
Hale William G., room clerk, Lick House
Hale William T., clerk with William Hale, dwl
932 Pacific
HALE & NORCROSS S. M. Co. (Virginia, Nev.)
office 438 California
Halerow James, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Haley , laborer, dwl NE cor Vallejo and
Steiner
Haley Andrew, carpenter bark General Cobb, dwl
238 Steuart
Haley Ann, (widow) dwl 402 Seventh
Haley Anna Miss, dwl Rassette Place No. 3
Haley Anthony, laborer, dwl 35 Natoma
Haley Bridget, (widow) dwl 121 Sixth
Haley Charles M., exchange broker, office 340 Mont
gomerv, dwl 416 Post
HALEY CHARLES S, physician, office and dwl
213 Clara
Haley Daniel, dwl What Cheer House
Haley Dennis, fruits, NEcor Commercial and Mont-
gomery, dwl Jessie nr Second
Haley Dennis, laborer Omnibus R. R., dwl 1723
Leavenworth
Haley Dennis J., clerk, dwl 121 Sixth
Haley Dermitt, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 21
Hunt
Haley Hugh, stovemounter with Locke & Montague
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jessop & Son* Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
295
Haley James, Imp. Calkers Ass"n, 713 Mission
Haley James," carriage painter, dwl 1723 Leav
Haley James, milkranch, dwl NW cor Greenwich
and Buchanan
Haley James, shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl S s
Everett het Third and Fourth
Haley James, stevedore, dwl 3 Zoe Place
Haley Jeremiah, bootblacking, 3-27 Sansom, dwl S
E cor Montgomery and Broadway
Haley Jeremiah, gardener with Frank Pixley, dwl
S s Union bet Steiner and Fillmore
Haley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl E s Bartol nr Vallejo
Haley John, assorter with R. A. Swain & Co., dwl
34 Nevada
Haley John, blacksmith, dwl 29 First
Haley John, hackman. Plaza, flwl 6-19 Broadway
Haley John, laborer, dwl 29 Zoe
Haley John, laborer, dwl Wayne nr Hickory, Ber-
ual Hights
Haley John, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 20 >£
Harriet
Haley John, plumber, dwl 615 Natoma
Halev John, shoemaker, dwl NE cor Laguua and
Post
Haley John, watchman Fulton Foundry
Halev John J., real estate, office 340 Montgomery,
dwl 416 Post
Haley John M., physician, office and dwl S s Turk
nr Fillmore
Haley Michael, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Haley Michael, cook Montgomery House, 227 Sec
Haley Michael, sewer builder, dwl 231 Perry
Haley Morgan, laborer, dwl W s Mont nr Lombard
Haley Patrick, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 173
Minna
Haley Patrick, shipbuilder, dwl N s Moulton nr
Steiner
Haley Patrick, steward Lick House, dwl 643 Stev
Haley Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 1831 Bush
Haley Robert, captain, dwl 611 Union
Haley S. M. B., artesian well borer, dwl 220 Fill-
more
Haley Thomas, cartman, dwl 928 Harrison
Haley Thomas, hackman, dwl 215 Minna
Halev Thomas, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
24 1 Garden
Haley William, baker, dwl 351 Tehama
Haley William, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Haley William, milkranch, dwl NW cor Greeu-
wicli and Buchanan
Haley William, shoemaker, dwl 16 Langton
Haley & O'Neill Tract Homestead Association, office
413 California
Haley — See Healey
Halferty Frank, distiller Bay View Distillery
Halgren Carl, cook, dwl 531 East
Hall , clerk with Cahill & Fox, 406 Montgo-
merv (first name and dwl refused)
Hall Abraham, (Miller & H.) dwl 1612 Clay
Hall Adeline, nurse Alms House
Hall Andrew, (colored) dwl 111 Prospect Place
Hall Annie H., dressmaker, dwl 1511 Stockton
Hall Benjamin, adjuster duties Custom House, dwl
311 Pine
Hall Benjamin, porter, 206 California, dwl 108
Hickory
Hall C A., laborer, dwl SW cor Fillmore and
Turk
Hall Catherine, (widow) furnished rooms, 718 Mkt
Hall Charles, packer with Ackermau Bros., dwl
222 Stockton
HALL, CHARLES & MACKIE, (Edward M.
Hall, Henry A. Charles, and Henry Mackie)
bankers and stock and exchange brokers, 408
Montgomery
Hall Charles F., machinist with Kimball Manu-
factory Co., dwl 1 14 Welsh
Hall Charles H., policeman City Hall, dwl 754
Washington
HALL CHARLES R., piano manufacturer, 14
Tyler, dwl 28 Jessie
Hall Christiana, (colored) (widow) dressmaker, dwl
1607 Jones
Hall Corydon P., attorney-at law, dwl 656 Folsom
Hall Dauiel, watchmaker and jeweler, 242 Third,
dwl NE cor Linden and Van Ness Avenue
Hall David, expresswagon, dwl NE cor Jackson
and Dupont
Hall David W., painter, dwl 1027 Sutter
Hall Edward, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hall Edward, machinist La Grande Laundry
Hall Edward, laborer, dwl Fifteenth Avenue nr
R. R. Avenue
Hall Edward, (colored) porter, dwl 27 Morton
Hall Edward B., (Hall & Lachviau) dwl N s
Van Ness Avenue nr Sacramento
Hall Edward D., (colored) dwl 1227 Clay
Hall Edward D., foreman La Grande Laundry
HALL EDWARD F. & CO., (S. B. Boswell spe-
cial partner) stock brokers, office 410 California
Hall Edward F. Jr., (Edward F. Hall & (Jo.) dwl
Grand Hotel
Hall Edward K, printer, dwl 26 Eddy
Hall Edward L, (E. 1. Hall & Co.) res Brooklyn,
Alameda Co.
Hall Edward M., (Hall, Charles & Mackie) res
Oakland
Hall Edward S., machinist, dwl S s Fifteenth Ave-
nue nr Islay Creek, South S. F.
Hall Edward W., bookkeeper with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 925 Harrison
Hall Edwin, shoemaker with Buckingham &. Hecht,
dwl 20 Ridley
Hall E. L. & Co., groceries and provisions, 28 and
29 Metropolitan Market
Hall Elizabeth, (widow) dwl S s Fifteenth Avenue
nr Islay Creek, South S. F.
Hall Emma, (widow) dwl 17 Third
Hall Eugene, milkranch, NE cor Greenwich and
Pierce
Hall Francis, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Hall Gaven D., attorney-at- law, office 24 and 25
Exchange Building, dwl 1054 Howard
Hall Georye, dwl What Cheer House
Hall George, (Lewis Albert ft Co. J dwl 177 Clara
Hall George, official reporter Twelfth District Court,
office SW cor Montgomery and Jackson, dwl 613
Turk
Hall George, lumberman, dwl 103 First
Hall George E., shoemaker with H. M. Beers &
Co., dwl 122 Geary
Hall George W., bookkeeper London and S. F.
Bank, dwl 201 Taylor
Hall George W., turner irouk dwl 756 Harrison
Hall Gilbert C, salesman with Tobin, Davissou &
Co., dwl 511 Van Ness Avenue
Hall Harvey, market, 111 East, dwl W s Howard
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth
Hall Henry, engineer, dwl 7 Perry
Hall Henry, janitor South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 17 Anna Lane
Hall Henry, special policeman, dwl 907 Vallejo
Hall Henry J., mining, office 402 Front, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Hall H. F., bds 333 Bush
Hall Hiram B., miner, dwl SW cor Pac and Gough
Hall Horace B., foreman with L. &, E. Emanuel,
dwl 38 Moss
Hall H. W., (widow) teacher music, dwl 746 How
HALL ISAAC E., cigars and tobacco, 432 Califor-
nia, dwl 1014 Stocktou
Hall Isaac M., (Hall & Co.) dwl 1 1 Kearny
Hall Isaac R., (Ballard & H.) res Maine Prairie,
Solano County
Hall J., domestic, Lick House
Hall J., 8hipcarpenter, dwl 424 Sansom
Hall J., compositor Morning Call, dwl SE cor Jones
aud Geary
JONES, PULLMAN &■ CO.. 116 Sansom^Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
296
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Ball James, batcher, dwl 248 Clam
Ball James, cook with Mary Harmon, E s Drumm
bej Jackson and Oregon
Hall James, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine, 36
Steuart
Hall James, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SEcor
Steuart and Mission
Hal] .lames, sawfiler, dwl W s Webster bet Clay
and Washington
Hall .lames H, {Eall& Hutchinson) dwl Ss Twenty -
second bet Howard and Shotwell
Hall J. Lyman, (John Hull & Son) dwl Nucleus
Boose
Hall John, (John Hull & Son) res Boston
Hall John, hairdresser with J. Streib &. Co., dwl
526 Pine
HALL JOHN &. SON, (J. Lyman Hall) doors,
windows and blinds, 11 and 13 California, and
114 and 116 Market
Hall John O, attorney at-law, office 306 Pine, dwl
H2 0'Farrell
Hall John C, printer, dwl 548 Howard
Hall John P., shipping clerk, dwl i217 Clara
Hall John 8., engraver, dwl 4 Tyson Place
Hall Joseph F., lanndryman, dwl 1021 Hyde
Hall L. A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, dwl Russ House
Hall Lawrence, bookkeeper Loudon and S.F.Bank,
dwl 201 Post
Hall Legrand, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Hall Leman, seaman, bds 238 Steuart
Hall Maggie Miss, principal Pine Street Primary
School, dwl 406 Minna
Hall Marcus P., accountant with Edward F. Hall &
Co., 410 California
Hall Martin, foreman with Kimball Manufacturing
Co., dwl 756 Harrison
Hall N. B., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potreco
Point
Hall Norman H., real estate, dwl 518 Howard
HALL OF RECORDS, SE cor Kearny and Wash-
ington
Hall Otis O., bookkeeper Cal. P. R.R., dwl 912
SSutter
Hall Peter, seaman bark Monitor, pier 9 Steuart
Hall K. B., night inspector Custom House
Hall Rea, stovemonnter with Brittan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 1511 Stockton
Hall Robert, (Howe & H.) dwl 1003 Mission
Hall Robert C., clerk with Chauucey & Co., dwl
912 Sutter
Hall Robert H, salesman with Pilsbnry, Webb &
Co., dwl SW corFolsom and Thirteenth
Hall Robert W„ clerk, dwl 203 Taylor
Hall Samuel, clerk, 121 Montgomery
Hall Samuel, (colored) laborer with David W. Rug-
bies, dwl Cariboo House
Hall Samuel, market, SW cor Fifth and Clara, dwl
327 Fifth
Hall Samuel M., broker, dwl 2022 Van Ness Av
Hall Samuel P., assayer with Louis Falkenau, dwl
627 Ellis
Hall Samuel S.. conductor N. B. & M. R. R.
Hall Sarah B. Miss, missionary, room 20, 609J San
HALL S. HASTINGS, physician, office 402 Mont-
gomery, dwl 615 Stockton
Hall S. J. Miss, teacher, dwl 406 Minna
Hall Thomas, butcher, dwl 327 Fifth
Hall Thomas, hairdresser with Henry Schuck.dwl
266 First
Hall Thomas Jr., blacksmith with R. M. Hiller, dwl
327 Fifth
Hall William, farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr Ocean
House
Hall William, forgeman Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl 764
Bryant
Hall William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potiero Point
Hall William, market, 328 Third, dwl 761 Brvaut
Hall William, seaman ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17
Steuart
Hall William A., foreman, dwl SW cor Pacific and
Gongh
Hall William D. L., porter Citv and Couuiy Tax
Collector's Office, dwl 1013 Stockton
Hall William H, dwl 523 Post
Hall William H., (colored) hairdresser, dwl 1227
Clay
Hall William Hammond, civil engineer, office 240
Montgomery, dwl 1709 Webster
Hall Winslow, carpenter and builder, office 638
Market, dwl 722 California
HALL & CO., (Isaac M. Hall) fruits aud veget-
ables. 21 California Market
Hall & Hutchinson,^,/. H. Hull & Daniel Hutch-
inson) milkmen, Greenwich nr Scott
Hall & Lachman, ( Edward B. Hall und Morris
Lachman) upholsterers, 324 Pine
Hallahan Eugene, blacksmith, dwl 126 Dora
Hallahan Owen, blacksmith Fulton Foundry, dwl
124 Dora
Hallanao Dennis, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 29 First
Hallbeck Theodore, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Halleck Edward, shoemaker, dwl 82 Jessie
HALLECK, PEACHY & BILLINGS, real estate,
office 43 Montgomery Block
Halleck Robert, butcher with B. Horn, dwl cor
Fourth Av and Railroad Av South b. F.
Haller John, blacksmith with S. W. Weston, dwl
Moulton nr Steiner
Haller Lucas, woodturner with Bryant, Strahan &
Co., dwl 240 Taylor
Haller P. K., blacksmith, dwl Filbert bet Filuiore
and Webster
Halleran William, plumber, 617 California, dwl
1221 Sacramento
HALLETT, BARTLETT & DALTON, (George
H Halktt, Pliny Burtlett and P. E. Ballon)
proprietors Contra Costa Laundry, oiiic^ 13
Broadway
Hallett Charles O., U. S. mail agent S. F. Post
Office, dwl 905 Howard
Hallett F. M., machinist, dwl 537 Natoma
Hallett George H., (Hallett, Bartletl & Bolton)
dwl 326 Geary
Hallett Joseph H, master mariner, dwl 1122 How
Hallett Oliver G., (Taylor Sf H.) dwl 333 Eddy
Hallett Winslow L., agent Contra Costa Laundry
Association, dwl 905 Howard
Halley Thomas, fireman N. P. Trans. Co. S. S.
Senator
Hallidan Dennis, hostler, dwl 235 Sutter
Halliday John, fruits and vegetables, 127 Third
HALLIDIE A. S., importer and manufacturer
wire and. wire rope, aud suspension bridge
builder, factory N s Chestnut nr Taylor, aud
agent Pacific Wire and Wire Rope Manufactur-
ing Co., 519 Front, (president Mechanics Insti-
tute (dwl 1026 Washington
Halligan John, butcher Senate Market, dwl 928
Post
Hallinan Thomas, stonemason, dwl W s Gilbert bet
Brannan and Townsend
Hallissey Dennis, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
541 'First
Hallman Edward, seaman bark Naramissic, Pac-
tie Street Wharf
Hallowell Caleb, clerk with M. B. French & Co.,
dwl 822 Folsom
Hallowell Charles, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hallowell .Samuel E., salesman with Martin & Hot-
ton, dwl 1622 Powell
Halmo Henry, bagrnaker with Frank Grabe, dwl
118 Sacramento
Halon Thomas, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Halpheu Ferdinand, ( Weyl, H. & Go.) dwl 1217
Sutter
Halpin Agues, (widow) dwl 529 Bryant
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.* Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
297
Halpin James, laborer with Perkins, Flint & Co.,
dvvl N s Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansom
Halpin John, engineer, dwl 431 Hayes
Halpin John Mrs., dressmaker, 431 Hayes
Halpin William, ( Wynne, Lowth & Co) dwl 316
Fourth
HALSEY CHARLES, attorney-at-law and court
commissioner Fourth District Court, office 41
and 42 Exchange Building, dwl SW cor Hyde
and Greenwich
Halsey Charles W., homestead secretary, office 415
Mont, dwl SW cor Hyde and Greenwich
Halsey Edward A., clerk with Fordham & Jennings,
dwl 741) Harrison
Halsey J. C. Mrs., dwl 314 Bush
Halsey T. H, major, paymaster department Califor-
nia, 703 Market, res Oakland
Halsey William F., bookkeeper with Meigs &
Gawley, dwl 740 Harrison
Halstead Henry C, wood and coal, 818 Mission,
dwl 413 Second
Halstead J. Mandeville, produce dealer, dwl 327
Geary
Halstead Margaret, (widow) dwl 63 Tehama
Ham Albert L., salesman with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 518 Bryant
Ham Charles H., principal West End School, dwl
11 Downey
Ham Charles M., teamster with R. & J. Morton,
dwl 532 Stevenson
Ham Frederick, lather, dwl 783 Market
Ham I. H. & Co., produce and fruits, 324 Davis
Ham Israel H., (I. H. Ham & Co.) dwl 724 Shot-
well
Ham James H., salesman with George W. Clark,
dwl 2010 Folsom
Ham Richard, (Cntlow & H) dwl 310| Tehama
Ham K. K., (Benton, Smith & Go.) res Santa
Clara
Hamau John, blacksmith, dwl 447 Jessie
Hamann Jacob, carpenter, dwl SE cor Montgomery
and Vallejo
Hambleton James, seaman, bds 127 Folsom
Hambleton James D., (Hambleton Sf Gordon) dwl
151b Mission
HAMBLETON & GORDON, (James B. Hamble-
ton and George W. Gordon) attorneys-at-
law, office 622 Clay
Hambrecht Louis, cabinetmaker with A. Yung-
blot <& Co., dwl 500 Sixth
Hamburg Adam, upholsterer dwl 143 Fourth
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO., West
India Line, Ziel, Bertheau & Co. agents, office
122 California
Hamburg American Steamship Co., J. F. Meinke
& Co. agents, SW cor California and Sansom
HAMBURG BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,
Hellmann Bros. & Co., agents, SW cor Front
and Jackson
HAMBURG BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Morris Speyer& Co. agents,office 13 Merchants'
Exchange
Hamburg John, laborer with Charles Harley & Co. ,
dwl 316 Davis
Hamburg Thomas, sawyer Beale St. Planing Mill,
dwl cor First and Tehama
Hamhurtrer Charles, compositor Abend Post, dwl
504 Fell
Hamburger G. & Bro., (Morris Hamburger) cloth-
ing, 52 Third
Hamburger Gustav, (G. Hamburger S? Bro.) dwl
52 Third
Hamburger Morris, (G. Hamburger & Bro.) dwl
13 Sixth
Hamelin Arthur, butcher with John Duran, dwl
802 Jackson
Hamelin J. Mrs., dwl 1040 Mission
Hamer E. C, clerk, 317 California, dwl 718
Howerd
Hamer Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Humes Adolph, brewer with Spreckles & Co., dwl
S s Eighteenth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Hamill A. H. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 1038 Howard
Hamill John, notary public and commissioner deeds,
office 422 Montgomery, dwl 35 Page
Hamill Joseph, salesman with P. Douglas & Co.,
dwl 1038 Howard
Hamill. — See Hammill
Hamilton A., dwl What Cheer House
Hamilton Agnes M., (widow) dwl 416 Harrison
Hamilton Alexander, bookkeeper with J.W.David-
son & Co., dwl 212 Post
Hamilton Andrew, bricklayer Bricklayers Pro.
Ass'n, 234 Sutter
Hamilton Andrew, teamster with R. & J. Morton,
dwl 11 William
Hamilton Anne, (widow) real estate, dwl E s Bes-
tole nr Vallejo
Hamilton Callaghan, shoemaker with James S.
Swain, dwl 606 Mission
Hamilton Charles E., dwl 121 N, South S. F.
Hamilton Charles F., real estate agent, office 424
Montgomery, dwl 856 Folsom
Hamilton Charles N., hackmau Lick House, dwl
109 Montgomery
Hamilton Christopher, laborer, dwl 26 Hinckley
Hamilton David, conductor S. P. R. R., dwl N s
Minna bet Eleventh and Lafayette
Hamilton E. S., watchman U. S. B. Mint, res San
Leaudro
Hamilton Frances J., (widow) dwl 704 Howard
Hamilton Frank, machinehaud Enterprise Planing
Mill
Hamilton Frederika Mrs., liquor saloon, 531 Jack
Hamilton George, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hamilton Harry, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Hamilton James, (Green & H .) dwl S s Twenty-
third bet York and Hampshire
Hamilton James, assistant foreman shoeshop In-
trial School
Hamilton James, boilermaker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hamilton James, bookkeeper with Joseph Hamil-
ton, dwl 401 Third
Hamilton James, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro.
Ass'n, 234 Sutter
Hamilton James, contractor, dwl 55 Second
Hamilton James, expresswagon, SW cor Stockton
and Pacific, dwl 741 Broadway
Hamilton James, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Hamilton James, seaman ship Germania, dwl 26
Steuart
Hamilton James, seaman, bds 127 Folsom
Hamilton James P., boilermaker Risdon Iron
Works, dwl 108 Dora, rear
Hamilton James W., foreman Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 1 Hubbard
Hamilton John, conductor Bay View and Potrero
R. R., dwl Potrero
Hamilton John, laborer, dwl 3 Meacham Place
Hamilton John, laborer with C. O'Donnell, dwl SW
cor Chesley and Boyd
Hamilton John, saddler with Joseph Hamilton, 401
Third
Hamilton John, waiter Grand Hotel
Hamilton John R., manager Commercial Union As-
surance Co., dwl 508 Third
Hamilton Joseph, saddler, 401 Third
Hamilton Napier, carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 163 Tehama
Hamilton Robert, capitalist, dwl 443 Minna
Hamilton Robert, (Baker & H.) res Sac City
Hamilton Susie Miss, seamstress, dwl 2! 2 Second
Hamilton T., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hamilton Thomas, carpenter, dwl 452 Sixth
Hamilton Thomas, painter, dwl California Avenue
nr Twenty-ninth, Bernal Hights
Hamilton Thomas J., broker, dwl 225 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
Hamilton William J., (Straut & 11.) dwl 528
Kearnv
Hamilton William Tv laborer, dwl581 Jackson
Hamlin Charles, porter with J. W. Davidson & Co.,
dwl 112 Second , ,
Hamlin Charles H., laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
1221 Polk
Hamlin Charles L., shoemaker with H. M. Beers
& Co., dwl 411 Jones
Hamlin Frank, folder Occidental Laundry, dwl N s
Filbert bet Gougb and Octavia
Hanilni George, agent, dwl 1)13 Valencia
Hamlin George, -with Henry Gerke, dwl Es Fif-
teenth bet Noe and Castro
Hamlin George C, chief engineer Occidental Laun-
dry, dwl N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Hamlin M. J., conductor City R. R-
Hamlin Philip, farmer, dwl 123 Bernard
Hamlind Thomas, fruits, NW cor Stockton and Sac-
ramento, dwl 112 O'Farrell
Hamm Fannie L. Miss, teacher Shotwell Street
Primary School, dwl 724 Shotwell
Hamm Joseph T., searcher records, dwl 3 Clay Av
Hamm Louis J., bookkeeper Home Mutual Life
Ins. Co., dwl 3 Clay Avenue
Hanima Irvin, carpenter with James C. Weir, dwl
613 Mission
Haniman D. 0., bootcntter, dwl 605 Minna
Hammarberg Augusta C. Miss, seamstress, dwl 8
O'Farrell Alley
Hammell E. S. P., blacksmith, dwl 1300 Bush
Hammer Edward H., salesman with Thomas H.
Selby & Co., dwl 44 Silver
Hammer Frederick H., (John Ziegenbein & Co.)
dwl 1308 Pine
Hammer Gotleib, laborer Woodward's Gardens,
dwl Sixteenth nr Dolores
Hammer John, hairdresser with F. Murphy, dwl
'NE cor Sixteenth and Second Avenue
Hamrrferich E., captain schooner Witch of the Bay,
Commercial Street Wharf
Hammers Albert, saddler, N s Hayes nr Gough
Hammerschmidt August, musician, dwl 1313 Stock
Hammerschmidt John, hairdresser, 229 Hayes, dwl
115 Oak
Hammersmith Simon, furnished "rooms, 106 Dupont
dwl 210 Powell
Hammill John, dwl 125 Gilbert
Hammill Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Hammond Abraham, shipwright with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 20 Stanford
Hammond Andrew E., carpenter, dwl SE cor San-
som and Alta
Hammond Anseltn C, clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., dwl 534 Geary
Hammond Clara, (widow)liquorsaloon, 1321 Stockton
Hammond Elizabeth M., (widow) furnished rooms,
26 Hampton Place
Hammond Horace, conductor City R. R. dwl N s
Sixteenth bet Market and Mission
Hammond James, bookkeeper with C. & E. Raas,
& Co., dwl 1046 Howard
Hammond James A., clerk with Howe & Hall,
408 Davis
Hammond Jesse, market, cor Valencia and Twenty-
third, dwl SE cor Howard and Twenty-second
Hammond John, butcher, dwl 21 Lafayette
Hammond John, teamster, dwl 618 Minna
Hammond Joseph H., merchant tailor, 531 Califor-
nia, dwl E s Howard nr Twenty-fourth
Hammond O. W., fireman S. P. R. R.
Hammond R., dwl What Cheer House
Hammond Richard P., office Southern Pacific Rail-
road, dwl 113 Taylor
Hammond Richard W., boatman, Vallejo Street
Wharf, dwl S s Francisco bet Powell and Mason
Hammond Thomas, boatman, Vallejo Street Wharf,
dwl SE cor Front and Vallejo
Hammond Thomas V., real estate, dwl 134J Seventh
Hammond William, physician, office and dwl 859
Mission
Hammond William, tailors' trimmings, 29 Post
Hammond William B., clerk with Howe ife Hall,
408 Davis
Hammond William D., machinist with William D.
Hooker, dwl Es Howard nr Twenty-fourth
Hammond William H., painter, dwl SE cor Sansom
and Alta
Hampshire William, rigger with Green & Vivian,
dwl 131 Main
Hampton Henry, bookkeeper with N. P. Trans. Co.,
res Oakland
Hampton Robert Jr., gasfitter with W. W. Walms-
ley, dwl 320 Minna
Hanaberv Michael, cartman withjSuperintendent
Public Streets, dwl 630 Ellis
Hanaford Edward T., packer Golden Gate Flour
Mills, dwl 46 Silver
Hanagan Edward, hostler with Bouton & Sou, dwl
Palm House
Hanak Jacob, jewelry, dwl 23 Garden
Hanauer M., dwl 24| Langton
Hauavan John, laborer, dwl 414 Clementina
Hancbell captain, dwl 911 Larkin
Haucock Charles H., {Hancock & Kelso) dwl 414
Beale
Hancock Edward, farmer, dwl 107 Turk
Haucock Henry, driver Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 107 Austin
Hancock John, foreman San Francisco Chronicle
composing rooms, dwl 1721 Hyde
Hancock John, woolen manufacturer, dwl 352 Jessie
Hancock Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl 219 Folsom,
rear
Hancock Richard, laborer, dwl 3 Green Court
Haucock Samuel, {Hancock &- Atkinson) dwl 506
Ellis
Hancock & Atkinson, {Samuel Hancock and Na-
than Atkinson) real estate agents, 305 Mont
HANCOCK & KELSO, (Charles H. Hancock and
John Kelso) S. F. Hauling Co., office 414 Beale
HandD., (widow) dwl 1214 Folsom
Hand James, laborer with P. Farrell
Hand John J., ( Tormey S? H.) dwi 207 Tehama
HAND JOHN S., merchant tailor, 63-65 New Mont
Haud Joseph W. A., clerk with C. J. Hawlev &,,
Co., dwl 1009 Washington
Hand Josiah, bookkeeper with George C. Bode, dwl
1009 Washington
Hand Michael, barkeeper with William Milnes, dwl
S s Union bet Stockton and Powell
Hand Patrick, hostler, dwl 14 Harlan Place
Haud Stephen H., freightclerk Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamers, Broadway Wharf, dwl 17 18 Turk
Hand William M., salesman with Bowen Bros., dwl
1533 Polk
Handbury Thomas H., lieutenant engiueers U.S.A.,
office 533 Kearny, dwl 645 Clay
Handerkin William, boarding, 146 Folsom
Handerling Lawrence, seaman steamer Kalorama,
Washington Street Wharf
Handerluud Hermann, carpenter, dwl 535 Howai'd,
rear
Handiboda Peter, laborer, dwl E s Mission bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Handlen James S., refiner, dwl 318 Pine
Handler John, machinist, dwl 219 Minna
Handley Harry C, painter, dwl 256 Stevenson
Handley Kale Miss, milliner with Mrs. R. Riordan,
dwl 13 Ritch
Haudley Mary Miss, boarding ami lodging, 219 Min
Handley Patrick, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange,
dwl 315 Filbert
Handley — See Hanley and Hanly
Handmann Erwin, local policeman, dwl NE cor
Kearny and Union
Handy John, teamster with Black Diamond Coal
Co., dwl 140 J Shipley
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
Handy L. N. & Co., (James L. Carthcvtt) cooper-
age, 27 Clay
Handv Lucian N., (L. N. Handy & Co.) dwl 27
Stone
Handy Thomas, waiter, dwl 264>£ Minna
Handy William L., cooper, dwl 122 Turk
Hane Charles, teamster with R. & J. Morton
Hanehan Thomas, fruitstand.SW cor Montgomery
and Jackson, dwl N s Pacific nr Kearny
Hanes Daniel L., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
673 Howard
Hanes Henry, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Hanes Jacob, clerk with Howe & Hall, 408 Davis
Hanes Leonard, hairdresser, dwl 708 Branuan
Hanes — See Haynes
Haney Barbara, (widow) dwl 104 William
Haney Dennis, (Haney <$• Tunis) dwl cor Fillmore
and Green
Haney Hugh, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-fifth nr Bry-
ant ♦
Haney John, shipwright, dwl 415 Brannan
Haney William, drayman, dwl NW cor Montgom-
ery and Lombard
Hanev William, woodturner, dwl 839 Mission
HANEY WILLIAM W., Gem Saloon, NE cor
Front and Sacramento, dwl 613 Jones
Haney & Innis, (Dennis Haney and Martin In-
nis) milkranch, cor Fillmore and Green
Hanfman Leopold, hairdressing saloon , 631 Union,
dwl 810 Union
Hanford Benning T., watchman, 428 Montgom-
ery, dwl 826 Howard
Hang Ferlow & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 713 Dup
Hanglm Margaret, (widow) dwl 5 Sherwood Place
Hanifin John, drygoods, 350 Third
Hauivan Michael, apprentice with W. H. Wing, dwl
Montgomery Hotel
Haniver William, dwl 1230 Sacramento
Hank John B., dwl 710 Kearny
Hanke Herman, farmer, dwl 437 Minna
Hanks Fanny Mrs., actress Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 1 16 Natoma
HANES HENRY G., assayer and chemist, and
proprietor Pacific Geological Museum, 649 Clay,
dwl 215 Shotwell
Hanks John M., wholesale butcher, dwl 412 Minna
Hanks Leslie C, (J. C. Merrill S? Co.) 204 Cal
Hanks Walter S., clerk, dwl 36 Geary
Hanley Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 121 Fifth
Hanley James, broommaker with Van Laak & Gil-
lespie, dwl 40 Minna
Hanley James, shipcarpenter, bds312 Beale
Hanley John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., dwl 14()i Shiplev
Hanley Michael, laborer'U. S. B. Mint, dwl230Min
Hanley M. J., cutter with D. W. Emerson & Co.,
dwl 769 Market
Hanley Patrick, dwl 663 Minna
Hanley Patrick, laborer, dwl 218 Ritch, rear
Hanley Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Hanley Patrick, teamster with Nicholas Bichard
Hanley Peter, lather, dwl 27 Stevenson
Hanley — See Handley and Hanly
Hanlon Daniel, Imp. Calkers Ass'n, 713 Mission
Hanlon Felix J., agent, dwl 996 Folsom
Hanlon Felix O., wood and coal, 133 Second, dwl
653 Mission, rear
Hanlon J., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hanlon James, cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl 616
California
Hanlon James O., drygoods, 725 Montgomery
Hanlon John, gardener with George Eugelhart, dwl
NW cor Laguna and Hayes
Hanlon John, stairbuilder, dwl 716 Natoma
Hanlon Martin, laborer Occidental Hotel
Hanlon Matthew, laborer, bds 29 First
Hanlon Richard, hostler, dwl 35 Louisa, rear
Hanlon Stephen, market, 519 Fourth
Hanlon Valentine, expresswagon, SW cor Vallejo
and Davis, dwl 308 Union, rear
Hanlon William, second officer Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
Hanly Dennis J., clerk, dwl 730 Clementina
Hanly George, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben. As-
sociation, 814 Howard
Hanly George, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Hanly George T., (W. W. Hanly % Co.) dwl 230
Kearny
Hanly James, carpenter, dwl 710 Tehama
Hanly Lawrence J., clerk with R. B. Swain & Co.,
dwl 730 Clementina
Hanly Mary A., (widow) dwl 730 Clementina
Hanly Patrick, drayman, dwl 414 Pacific
Hanly Patrick, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and SBoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 451 Jessie
Hanly Patrick, waiter, dwl 59 Shipley, rear
Hanly Thomas J., collector, dwl 730 Clementina
Hanly William W., (W. W. Hanley & Co.) res
New York
Hanly W. W. & Co., (George T. Hanly) importers
teas, office 321 Front
Hanly see Handley and Hanley
Hann William, barkeeper, dwl 533 Mission
Hanna Aquila W., law student with Pattersou, Ir-
vine &. Stow, dwl S s Ellis nr Larkin
Hanna Hugh, woodturner with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 29 Freelon
Hanna J. & P. N., bags, twine, duck, linens, felt,
and general merchandise, 308 Davis
Hanna James, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
331 Montgomery
Hanna John, carpenter, dwl 34 Minna
Hanna John, ex-County Clerk, dwl 519 Ellis
Hanna John, merchant, dwl 714 Green
Hanna Peter N., (J. S? P. N. Hanna) dwl 714
Green
Hanna Philip, hostler, dwl 318 Minna
Hanna P. R., groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Columbia
Hanna Robert G., dwl 518 Stockton
Hanna Robert H., bookkeeper with J.&. P.N. Han-
na, dwl 714 Green
Hannaberry A. B., salesman with Ryan & Co., dwl
457 Minna
Hannaford Edwin T., miller Golden Gate Milli.dwl
46 Silver
Hannafy Thomas, laborer, dwl 1112 Kearny
Hannah Henry, bullion clerk Bank California, dwl
534 Bush
Hannah Harriet, (widow) boarding, 611 Folsom
Hannah James, vamisher with Goodwiu & Co., dwl
164 Jessie
Hannah James C, clerk, dwl 513 Ellis
Hannah Levi, captain schooner Sea Nymph, Wash-
ington Street Whai-f
Hannah Robert, porter, 22 Fremont, dwl Twenty-
eighth nr Columbia Avenue Bernal Hights
Hannah Thomas, broker, dwl 711 Howard
Haunan Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 209 Eighth,rear
Haunan Da#id, laborer with Locke & Montague
Hannan Henry, carpenter, dwl 728 Market
Hannan James, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 43 Clementina
Hannan James, with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 410
Kearny
Hannan John, farmer, dwl Ns Point Lobos Road
Hannan John, laborer, dwl 43 Clementina
Hannan John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 42
Ritch
Hannan John H. F., clerk with Goodall & Nelson,
dwl 810 Folsom
Hannan Joseph, clerk Headquarters Mil. Div. Pac.
703 Market, dwl 365 Minna
Hannan Mary, laundress Occidental Hotel
Hannan Michael, driver with Thomas Anderson,dwl
22 Scott Place
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanaom Street, Sewing and Embroidering SiUts.
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
Banna n William, aeaman, dwl 1!' Natoma
Bannath ('. J., dwl 1117 Howard
Bannavan Catherine, (widow) dwl 52 Shipley
Banneford John H., expressman, cor Third and
Harris dwl 111 Clementina
Hannemann Albert) baker with Schroth & Wester-
1,1,1. 228 Kearny
Hannigan Charles L., goldbeater with Suow&Roos,
dwl NE cor Pacific ami Franklin
Hannigan James W., carpenter, dwl N s Pacific nr
Franklin
Hannigan Jobn, glassblower S.F. Glass Works, dwl
NE cor Franklin and Pacific
Hannigan Jobn, laborer, dwl 8 St. Charles Place
Hannigan John, longshoreman with Charles E.
II Beltine, 36 Steuait
Hannigan Michael P., clerk with Lazard Freres,dwl
30 Kearny
Bannigan Morris, salesman, 634 Market, dwl 21
Kearny
Hannigan Patrick, carpenter, dwl Ns Pacific ur
Franklin
Hannigan William, honseraiser, dwl Ws Sansom
bet Green and Uuion
Hannon John, laborer, dwl 8 Clara
HannonJohn, Beaman, dwl 411 Drnmm
Hannon John, shoemaker with James Flynn
Hannon John, wood and coal, 1021 Pacific, dwl 15
Auburn
Hannon Michael, laborer, dwl 670 Harrison
Hannon Peter, junk, dwl 12 Scotland
Hannon — see Bannan
Hannum S. C, fireman S. P. R. R.
Hanovan John, hostler, dwl cor Hyde and Sutter
Hanovan William, helper Occidental Laundry, dwl
N s Filbert bet Gougb and Octavia
Hanrahan David, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
5 Haywood
Hanrahan Edmund, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 262i Clara
Hanrahan John, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 231 Sutter
Hanrahan Patrick, teamster, dwl 29 Minna
Hanrahan William, laborer, dwl 22 Rausch
Hanretty James, saloon, 207 Sutter, dwl 236 Sutter
Hanron Hans, carpenter H. C League, 128 Kearny
Hans William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Green-
wich and Stockton, dwl 1712 Dupont
Hansa Hotel, Weidenhofer & Ahlborn proprietors,
429 Bush
Hansbroitgh Henry, printer, dwl 228 O'Farrell
Hansbury Patrickj laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
Hansbury Patrick J., teamster, dwl 29 First
Hansburv Thomas, laborer, dwl 232 First
Hanscom John O., (Hanscom S? Co.) dwl 116 Ellis
Hauscom Meldon L., bookkeeper iEtna Iron Works,
dwl W s Treat Avenue bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Hanscom William W., (Hanscom & Co.; dwl 612
()' Farrell
HANSCOM & CO., (John 0. Hanscom, Henry 8.
Smith, Thomas Pendergast and William W.
Hanscom) proprietors ^Etna Iron^Works, SE
cor Fremont and Tehama
Hausell William, upholsterer with J. W. Burnham
6 Co., dwl 710 Larkin
Hansell William E., carpenter H.C. League, 128
Kearny
Hansen Albert, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hansen Andrew, dwl 218 Pacific
Hansen Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hausen Andrew, seaman, dwl 32 Steuait
Hansen Andrew, seaman schooner Meldon, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Hansen Asm us, assayer S. F. Assaying and Refin-
ing Works, dwl 2017 Mason
Hansen Andrew N. (Outsen S? H.) dwl 214 Steu
Hansen Asmus, proprietor North German Hotel,
39 and 41 Jackson
Hanseu Charles, clerk with Hellmann Brothers &
Co.,
Hansen Charles E., (Ghick # H.) dwl 204 Hyde
Hansen Chris., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hansen Christian, barkeeper, dwl 39 Jackson
Hausen Christian, mate, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen Edward, longshoreman, dwl 27 Frederick
Hansen Emanuel, bookkeeper First National Gold
Bank
Hausen Emil, conductor Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 3 Austin
Hansen Frederick, cigars and tobacco, SW cor
Jackson and East
Hansen George, (Hansen & Knhl) dwl 8 Berry
Hansen George, clerk with George B. Kuowles,
dwl 729 Clementina
Hansen H., hairdresser, dwl 129 Jackson
Hansen H. A., machinist, dwl 512 Fourth
Hansen Halvord, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hausen Henry, deckhand steamer El Capitau, dwl
109 Vallej'o
Hansen Henry, mate steamer El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, dwl NW cor O'Farrell and William
Hansen Herman, mastermariner, dwl 148 Silver
Hansen Herrmann, waiter, dwl 129 Jackson
Hausen H. H., captain schooner Walter Rowley, 39
Market
Hansen H. P., seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Hansen J., captain schooner Little River, 39-Market
Hansen James, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hansen Johan C, 6eaman bark Amethyst, Rincon
■\V barf
Hansen John, cook New Atlantic Hotel, 624 Pacific
Hansen John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Hansen Kate, ( Misses S. & K. Hansen) dwl 4
Virginia Block
Hansen Lorenz, groceries and liquors, 327 East
Hansen Louis, cook with Harry Crown, 1025 Dun
Hanseu Louis, harnessmaker, 209 Sansom, dwl 609
Union
Hansen Louis H., cigars and tobacco, 118 Second
Hansen Marquard, scrollsawyer Cal. Planing Mill,
dwl 532 Howard
Hansen Martin, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hausen Mayuard, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Hansen N., seaman steamer Santa Cruz, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Hansen Peter, (Lankenau # H.) dwl SW cor
Railroad Avenue and Eleventh Av, South S. F.
Hansen Peter, boatman, dwl NW cor Commercial
and East
Hansen Peter, drayman, NE cor Mission and
Steuart, dwl cor Hyde aud Filbert
Hansen Peter, foreman stevedores with Whitney &
Freese
Hansen Peter, laborer, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen Peter, seamau bark Oregon, pier 17 Steuart
Hansen S. & K. Misses, millinery, 4 Virginia Block
Hansen Susan, (Misses S. and K. Hansen) dwl 4
Virginia Block ,
Hansen Thomas, laborer, dwl 23 Market
Hansen Thomas, seaman steamer Mouterey, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Hansen William E., carpenter, dwl 710 Larkin
Hanseu &, Kuhl, (George Hansen and Gustave
Knhl) Pearl Liquor Saloon, 108 Sutter
Hansenberg Charles, carpenter, d.wl Barron House
Hansenhott'er Louis, farmer, nr Industrial School
Hansen Robert, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Hansman Edward, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
HANSON, ACKERSON & CO., (Charles Hanson,
John IV. Ackerson and William P. Wallace)
• lumber, and Tacoma and Puget Sound Packets,
pier 11 Steuart
Hanson Albert, carpenter, dwl 504 Third
Hanson Albert, carpenter Cal. Planing Mill, dwl
W b Railroad Av nr Thirty -fourth, South S. F.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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Hanson Albert, seaman schooner Stagbound, 27
Market
Hanson Allen, painter, dwl 215 Tehama
Hanson Andrew, boxmaker, dwl 570 Howard
Hanson Andrew, porter with William McColl, dwl
Es Capp bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Hanson Andrew G., confectionery, 826 Washington
Hanson August, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Geis-
haker, dwl 425 Third
Hanson C, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
Hanson Charles, (Hanson, Acker'son & Go.) res
Redwood City, .San Mateo Comity
Hansou Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Hansou Charles, laborer with Whitney &. Freese,
SE cor Steuart, and Mission
HANSON CHARLES, liquorsaloon.SWcor Vallejo
and Davis, dwl 536 Washington
Hanson C. W., bds 333 Bush
Hanson Daniel, (Johnson & H) dwl 51 Sacramento
Hanson E., student Heald's Business College, dwl
216 Stockton
Hanson Edward, expresswagon , NE cor Davis and
Market, dwl Es Capp bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Hanson Feargus, butcher, 11 and 12 California
Market, dvvi 1835 Stockton
Hanson Frank, salesman, dwl SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Hanson Frederick, cook, dwl Flint Alley nr Battery
Hanson Hans, dwl N s Moulton Place nr Mont
Hanson Hans, handcartman, dwl 132 Steuart
Hanson Hans A., cabinetmaker with L. &. E. Eman-
uel, dwl 142 Perry
Hanson Hanson, waiter, 410 Pine
Hanson Henry, (Utschig & H.) dwl 17 Stock Place
Hanson J., nurse U. S. Marine Hospital
Hanson Jacob, mariner, dwl 1257 Montgomery
Hauson Jacob, seaman N. P. Trans.Co.'s S.S. Senator
Hanson James, billposter, dwl 641 Commercial
Hanson James, carpenter, dwl 1025 Montgomery
Hansou James, cook, bds 121 Folsom
Hanson James, framemaker, dwl 658 Bryant
Hanson James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl
Potrero Point
Hanson James, mastermariuer, dwl 425 Green
Hauson James C, cook steamer Bell, dwl NE cor
Sansom and Vallejo
Hanson John, (Hanson & Adams) dwl 1155 Miss
Hanson John, (Hanson Sf Go.) dwl 1020 Mont
Hanson John, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 116
Welsh
Hanson John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Hanson John, wood and coal, cor Ninth and Mis-
sion, dwl 1155 Mission
Hanson John Cpump and blockmaker, 9 Spear,
dwl 15 Verona Place
Hanson Joseph, basketmaker, dwl 178 Stevenson
Hanson Joseph C, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Hansou J. P., carpenter; 1502 Stockton
Hanson Lawrence, carpenter, dwl 238 Seventh, rear
Hanson Lewis, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltiue, 36 Steuart
Hanson O. B., carpenter H. C. League. 128 Kear
Hanson Peter, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Hansou Peter, porter with E. J. Foster
Hanson Peter, stevedore, dwl 31 Natoma
Hanson Peter M., drayman with William McColl,
dwl E 8 Capp bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Hanson Richard, real estate, dwl 909 Geary
Hanson Richard C, dwl 19 Park Avenue
Hanson Richard C, blockmaker with John C. Han-
son, dwl 15 Verona Place
Hanson Stephen B., (Hanson & Moore) dwl 351
Eleventh
Hanson Stilaw O., laborer with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 10 Freelon
Hansou Thomas, barkeeper with Charles Hanson,
dwl N s Francisco bet Dupont and Stockton
Hanson Thomas, laborer with Whitney &, Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Hanson William, captain brig Glencoe, dwl 911 Lar-
kin
Hanson William, foreman with Mayrisch Bros. &
Co., dwl 916 Montgomery
Hanson William G., miner, dwl Prescott House
Hanson William V., conductor Cent. II. R.
Hanson & Adams, (John Hanson and A. F. Adams J
wood and'coal, 125 Ninth
Hanson A Co., (John Hanson and Peter Daly)
lienor saloon, NE cor Jackson and Drumm
Hanson & Moore, (Stephen B. Hanson and David
Moore) draymen, SE cor California and Battery
Hanton George, shipwright, dwl 4 Htggin
Hantzsch Charles, (Hantzsch & Geitner) dwl 20
Natoma
Hantzsch &. Geitner, (Charles Hantzsch and Leon-
hardt Geitner) blacksmiths, 1 Front
Hanway Daniel S., photographic printer with George
D. Morse, dwl 969 Howard
Hany Michael, driver, dwl 514 Minna
Haquette Ernest, barkeeper, 321 Cal, dwl 421 Stock
Hara Patrick, waiter, dwl 753 Mission
Haraszthy Arpad, (I. Landsberger & Co.) 429 Jack
Harback Henry, cook, dwl 429 Jackson
Harbangh Felix, molder, Union Iron Works
Harbeck Adolph, clerk, dwl 228 Bush
Harbert Christian, laborer with Kohler & Frohliug,
dwl 1124 Kearny
HARBOR COMMISSIONERS STATE, (Board
of) office 414 Montgomery
HARBOR MASTER, L. B. Edwards, office SW cor
Pacific and East
HARBOR POLICE, office E s Davis nr Pacific
Harbor Thomas, expresswagon, cor Dupont and
Jackson
Harbourne Henry, foreman shoe Bhop Industrial
School, dwl 558£ Howard
Harbourne John W., salesman, 5 Montgomery, dwl
558i Howard
Harbrick Jacob, waiter, dwl SW cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Harby Rosalind, (widow) dwl 601 Turk
Harcum Louis, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl
Potrero
Harden Benjamin, dwl NW cor Turk and Brod-
erick
Hardenbergh Charles P., gasfitter with McNally &
Hawkins, dwl SE cor Clay and Stockton
HARDENBERGH JAMES R., United States Sur-
veyor-General, office 306 Pine, dwl Grand Hotel
Hardenbergh James R. Jr., clerk U. S. Surveyor-
General's office, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hardenbergh Richard H. Jr., clerk U.S. Surveyor-
General's office, 306 Pine
Hardenbergh S. B., clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hardenbruck David C, fruits, Ns Francisco nr
Powell
Hardenburgh Isaac, woodturner with William Har-
denburgh, dwl 517 Post
Hardenburgh William, woodturner and scrollsaw-
yer, 24 California, res Alameda
Harder Henry, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Harder Peter, waiter S. F. Verein Club, dwl 428
Kearny
Harders Timothy F., teamster, dwl 36 Clara
Hardie Claus, laborer, dwl Ns Grove nr Buchanan
Hardie Diedrich, (Hardie Sf Fredericks) dwl W s
Twelfth bet Howard and Folsom
Hardie Frank, clerk with Hardie & Fredericks, dwl
W s Twelfth bet Folsom and Howard
Hardie James, (Martin & H.) dwl SE cor Bush
and Polk
Hardie James, actor Metropolitan Theater, dwl 136
Seventh
Hardie Robert, (Hardie & Harley) dwl 1224 Fol
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
302
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HARDIE <fc FREDERICKS, (Diedrich Hardie
and Joseph Fredericks) importers and jobbers
carpets, oilcloths, upholstery, etc., NE corSan-
Koni mill Market
Sardie & Barley, ( "Robert Hardie and David Har-
ley) Eureka Manufacturing Co., wadding, bat -
ting, etc., 47 and 49 Beale
Hardh — Sec Hardy
Hardigand Donald, laborer, dwl 1 Zoe Place
Hard i man Annie, (widow) dwl 319 Ritcli
Hardiman John, blacksmith with Charles Oester,
dwl E s Clinton bet Brannan and Townsend
Hardiman Patrick, morocco finisher with J. W.
Davidson & Co., dwl NW cor Clinton and
Brannan
Hardiman T., conductor Occidental Hotel
Hardimer Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Harding Augustus, ( Harding Bros. ) dwl 1142|
Market
Harding Brothers, (Ght&tave and Augustus) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Market and Taylor
Harding Clans, dravman with Rountree & Mc-
Mullin
Harding Edward B., machine operator with Mason
A Taylor, dwl 1511 Pine
Harding Franz, expresswagon, NW corWashington
and Montgomery, dwl 5 Maiden Lane
Harding Gustave, (Harding Brothers) dwl 11421,
Market
Harding Isaac, captain steamer Nebraska, Australia
S.S. Line
Harding James W., attorney-at-law, office 704 Mont-
gomery, dwl West End
TLwYmn, U<,\\\\,( Harding & Brann) dwl 706 Cal
Harding John, calker with P.M.S.S. Co.
Harding J. R,, dwl 236 Sutter
Harding Lockwood, (colored) whitener, 513 Bryant
HARDING SAMUEL C, collector.office 736 Mont-
gomery cor Jackson, dwl 1415 Taylor
Harding & Brann, (John Harding and Robert C.
Brann) sail loft, 215 Front
Hardman D. W., Miss, teacher Valencia Street
Grammar School
Hardman James H, tnelter S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works, dwl 11 Downey
Hard man n Jacob, butcher, dwl S s Ash nr Octavia
Hardmeyer William, porter with O. Cbauvin, dwl
44? Stevenson
Hardnet John, laborer, dwl 81 Stevenson
Hardtner Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 230 Sutter
Hardwick Lewis B., miller National Mill, dwl 413
Clementjna
HARDY BENJAMIN F., physician and surgeon,
office and dwl 824 Mission
Hardy Diederich,distiller,dwl N s Filbert nr Steiner
Hardy Edward, porter, dwl 355 Clementina
Hardy Heniv, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Hardy Jacob, (McLean & H.) res Oakland
Hardy James H., ( Quint & H.) attorney -at law,
office 30 Montgomery Block, dwl N s Seven-
teenth bet Sanchez and Church
Hardy James P., collector Com Street Wharf, dwl
S s Market nr Fourteenth
Hardy John J., clerk with Quint & Hardv, dwl N s
Seventeenth bet Sanchez and Church
HARDY LOWELL J., attorney-at-law, office 533
Kearny, rooms 19 and 20, dwl 809 Stockton
Hardy Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 30 Steuart
Hardy Thomas, mate barkentine Webfoot, 1 How
Hardy William Mrs., dwl 803 Hyde
Hardy William H , silver plater with Edward G.
Denniston, dwl 842 Clay
Hardy William J., clerk with Quint & Hardy, dwl
E s Valencia bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Hardy William J., salesman City of Paris, dwl W
8 Taylor nr Green
Hardy — See Hardie
Hate Alexander, dwl 811 Hyde
Hare Andrew J., bookkeeper with J. W. Hodgkin
&. Co., (and Hare & Bro.) dwl cor Ninth Ave-
nue and N, South S. F.
Hare Charles, anchors, chains, ship stores, etc., 34
and 36 Steuart, dwl 505 Harrison
Hare Charles J., bookkeeper with Charles Hare,
dwl 505 Harrison
Hare Edward, clerk with Michael Price, dwl 214
Ellis
Hare Elias C, (Hare S? Bro) dwl W s Railroad
Avenue nr Eleventh, South S. F.
Hare J. O., steward stmr Petaluma, Vallejo Street
Wharf
Hare John H., salesman, dwl 1210 Larkin
Hare John S., teamster, dwl cor Ninth Avenue and
N, South S. F.
Hare Michael, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
36 Steuart
Hare Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hare Richard, laborer, dwl 107 Dora
Hare & Brother, (E. C. Sf A. J. Hare) varieties,
NW cor Railroad Av and Eleventh, South S. F.
Harenberg Conrad, hairdresser, 1824 Powell
Harford Edmund, shipcarpenter, dwl 156 Third
Harford Hiram A, special policeman, dwl Es Dora
bet Harrison and Bryant
Harford W. G. W., conchologist, dwl SE cor Broad-
way and Jones
Hargadan Patrick, plasterer, dwl 127 Morton
Hargan James, stonecutter, dwl 1121 Mission
Hargitt Godfrey, contractor and builder, dwl 118
0 'Fan-ell
Hargrave Henry, machinist Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 1622 Howard
Hargro James, coachman, dwl 32 Mary
Harker Asa, (Irvine, H. Jp Co.) dwl 15U Cal
Harkins Charles, laborer, dwl 308 Folsom, rear
Harkins Cornelius, blacksmith, dwl 22 Everett
Harkins Dennis, longshoreman, dwl 324 Vallejo,
rear
Harkins James, blacksmith, dwl 22 Everett
Harkins John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Potre-
ro Avenue and Sixteenth
Harkins Owen, rouemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl S s Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
Harkins Patrick, barkeeper, 139 Beale
Harkins Patrick, tanner, dwl 716 Brannan
Harkins Patrick, teamster S. F. Gas Co., dwl 34
Minna
Harkins Robert, brassfinisher Cal. Brass Works,
dwl 3 King
Harkins Rose, seamstress, dwl 424 Third
Harkins Thomas, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Harkness Agnes Miss, dressmaker, dwl 776 How
Harkness Morris M., law student with Clarke &
Carpentier, dwl 201 Ritch
Harkness William, dwl W g Alabama bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Harlan Charles, examiner weighers' returns Cus-
tom House, dwl 803 Bush
Harley Charles, (Charles Harley & Co.) dwl 11
Langton
HARLEY CHARLES & CO., (George Hurley)
junk dealers, 116 and 118 Davis
Harley David, (Hardie Sf H.) dwl 7 Langton
Harley George, (Charles Harley & Co.) res New
York
Harley Jeanette, (widow) dwl 7 Langton
Harlock H., hoilermaker with McAfee, Spiers &.
Co., dwl 11 Garden
Harlock Henry E., machinist with Singer Manufac-
turing Col, 137 Montgomery, dwl W e Bryant
nr Twenty-third
Harlock Margaret, (widow) dwl W 8 Bryant nr
Twenty-third
Harloe Archie, captain steamer Kalorama, dwl 17
Park Avenue
Harloe Marcus, captain N.P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Sen-
ator, dwl 752 Bryant
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
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303
HARLOW FAYETTE S., proprietor California
Police Gazette, office NE cor Montgomery and
Jackson, dwl 1071 Howard
Harlow James, carpenter and builder, dwl 704
Howard
Havlow James, master mariner, dwl 242 Fremont
Harman Benjamin F., dwl 1023 Sutter
Harman Harry, packer with Maiden & Myrick,dwl
17 Anthony
Harman William, carpenter, dwl 24 Everett
Harman William C, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 918 mirison
Harmer George D., foreman molders Golden State
Iron Works, dwl 20 Clementina
Harnaee Louisa Miss, actress California Theater
HARMON A. K. P., president Ophir, Chollar Po
tosi and Imperial Mining Co.'s., office 419 Cali-
fornia, dwl 423 Harrison
Harmon C. B., shoemaker with Orrin Jones
Harmon Charles, seaman ship Warhawk, pier 10
Steuart
Harmon Christopher, miner, dwl 705 Front
Harmon George W., policeman City Hall, dwl 742
Washington
Harmon Henry, (Wright & H.J dwl Russ House
Harmon .lames, miner, dwl 705 Front
Harmon John, dwl 333 Bush
Harmon John, blacksmith Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 447 Jessie
Harmon John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
HARMON JOHN B., attorney-at-law, office NW
cor Montgomery and Commercial, res Oakland
Harmon Mary, (widow) liquor saloon and restaur-
ant. E s Dramm bet Jackson and Oregon
Harmon Philip, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Harmon Philip, haircurler, dwl SW cor Mason and
Union
Harmon Robert E., watchman Metropolitan Gas
Co., dwl 238 Seventh, rear
Harmon Samuel H., (Heywood & H.) dwl 3 Essex
Place
Harmonde Frederick, bagsewer with J. & P. N.
Hanna, dwl Eureka Lodgings
Harmony Isabel, ( widow ) liquor saloon, 1010
Kearny
Harms Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-sixth
aud Folsom #
Harms Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Harms Hermann, fSchleuter & Co.) dwl 533 Fourth
Harms Jacob, (Harms & Schnoorj dwl SW cor
Shasta and Michigan
Harms John, liquor saloon, W s Sau Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
Harms & Schnoor, (Jacob Harms and Henry
Schnoorj groceries and liquors, SW cor Shasta
aud Michigan
Harmstead Joseph B., coiner U.S.B.Miut, dwl 2225
Howard
Harnack Henry, painter, dwl N s Cortland Av nr
Banks, Bernal Hights
Hainan Michael, laborer with R. Card & Co., dwl
1014 Union
Harnard Alexander, stockbroker, dwl Johnson
House
Harnden Frederick A., cashier's department Wells,
Fargo & Co., res Alameda
Harnden William H., noteteller with Sather & Co.,
res Alameda
Harnett James P., compositor Alta Job Office, dwl
Adeline Place nr Taylor
Harnett Jeremiah, laborer, dwl W s Octavia nr
Broadway
Harnett Maurice, barkeeper, dwl U. S. Hotel
Harney Daniel, contractor, dwl 918 Larkin
Harney J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
Harney James, fruit dealer, dwl SE cor Twenty-
second and Bartlett
Harney Michael, laborer, dwl 110J Freelon
Harney Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Harney Patrick, salesman with Roos Bros., dwl 78
Natoma
Harnev Robert, carpenter with Cole & Haskell. dwl
110 1 Freelon
Harney Thomas, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Harney Thomas, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl
265 Jessie
HARNEY WILLIAM.clerk City and County .office
18 and 19 City Hall, first floor, dwl 1512 Sac
Harney William, fruitpeddler, dwl Ss Fair Oaks bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Harney William, laborer, dwl 24 Jessie
Harney William, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl
472 Natoma
Harniger August, cook, dwl 3 Ashburton Place
Hani soon David, teacher Hebrew, dwl 18 Mary
Haroer William, foreman molders Pacific Iron
Works, dwl 338 Main
Harohue James, longshoreman, dwl 210 Pacific
Harold J., machinist Metropolitan Gas Co., dwl 32
Rausch
Haron Daniel, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
HARl>ENDING ASBURY, real estate, office SW
cor California and San, dwl 324 Fremont
Harpending's Block, S s Mkt bet First, and Sec
Harper C. A. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, dwl cor Fair Oaks and Twenty -sixth
Harper Edward, (colored) porter with N. C. Snsand,
dwl 28 Stone
Harper Edwin, (Harper $- Raftery) dwl 29 First
Harper Gustavus D., molder Fulton Foundry, dwl
211 Second
Harper James M., conductor S. P. R. R., dwl 212
Eleventh
Harper John, drayman, dwl S s Moulton PI nr
Montgomery
Harper John, gardener with Collie & Stewart, dwl
S 8 Geary bet Devisadero anil Broderick
Harper John, workman T. H. Selby & Co.'s Smelt-
ing Works, North Beach
Harper Richard L. repairing furniture, 934 Folsom
Harper Richardson J., seaman, dwl 254 Beale ■
Harper Thomas, watchman N. P. Trans. Co., dwl
254 Beale
Harper William, foremau Morning Call, dwl 2225
Jackson
Harper William H., (colored) hairdresser with W
C. Patrick, 129 Fourth
HARPER & RAFTERY, (Edwin Harper and
Michael Raftery J proprietors City Hotel, 27
and 29 First
Harran Owen, dwl 829 Folsom
Harrer Gustave, groceries and liquors, cor Gunnison
Ayenue and Precita Avenue, Bernal Hights
Harries Julian B., searcher records, office with
George & Loughborough, dwl Bryant bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Harrigan Andrew, capitalist, dwl 1509 Powell
Harrigan Cornelius, laborer, dwl NE cor Leaven-
worth and Bernard
Harrigan Cornelius, peddler, dwl 718 Brannan
Harrigan Dennis, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Heeht, dwl 469 Jessie
Harrigan Dennis, hostler, dwl 20 Salmon
Harrigan H. A., bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 469 Shipley
Harrigan John, clerk.with H. Pyser, dwl 1509 Pow
Harrigan John, blacksmith, dwl Es Twelfth bet
Folsom and Howard
Harrigan John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Harrigan John, mariner, dwl 32 Welsh
Harrigan John L., painter with Noble & Gallagher
Harrigan Mary Miss, teacher West End School
Harrigan Mathew, laborer, dwl 143 Shipley
Harrigan Michael, contractor, dwl NE cor Fifteenth
aud Noe
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 20 Mcmtg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Harrigan Michael, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36Stenart
Harrigan Patrick, laborer, dwl I2j Clinton
Harrigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 1219 Polk, rear
Harrigan Timothy, seaman, dwl 219 Folsom
Harriman Washington K.. mate, dwl 5 Elizabeth
Harrington Aschel, seaman, dwl Ws Drumm bet
Jackson and Oregon
Harrington C, laborer, N s Larkin nr Hayes
Harrington Cornelius, laborer, dwl E s Chattanooga
lna Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Harrington Cornelias T., liquor saloon. 131 Main
Harrington Daniel, laborer, dwl 530 Mission
Harrington Daniel, laborer S. P. R. R.
Harrington Daniel, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine. 36 Steuart
Harrington Daniel. Riggers' and Stevedores' Asso-
ciation, 129 Pacific
Harrington David, watchman, dwl NW cor Broad-
way and Davis
Harrington Eugene, bootcutter with Mason & Tay-
lor, dwl 29 Stevenson
Harrington Frederick, with S. F. Laundry Associa-
tion, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk"
Harrington Isaac, special policeman, dwl 11 Moss
Harrington James, laborer, dwl 1209 Mont, rear
Harrington James, watchman Union Iron Works
Harrington Jennie, chambermaid American Ex-
change
Harrington Jeremiah C, stonecutter, dwl E s Leav-
enworth bet Tyler and McAllister
Harrington Johannah, dwl 2 Steveloe
Harrington John, carriagesmith, dwl 728 Market
Harrington John, employee California Theater,
dwl 608 Jones
Harrington John, laborer, dwl 42 Julia
Harrington John, laborer Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl Post bet Lagnna and Buchanan
Harrington John, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
649 Minna
Harrington John, seaman, dwl N s Post nr Bu-
chanan
Harrington John B., carriagepainter with Kimball
Manufacturing Co.. dwl 310 Fifth
Harrington John C., (Harrington, S- Loftus) dwl
17 Third
Harrington John W., mastermariner, dwl 709 Shot-
well
Harrington Joseph A., portrait painter, studio and
dwl 432 Montgomery
Harrington Mary, (widow) boarding and Iodising,
911 Market "
Harrington Mary, waitress, dwl 520 Mission
Harrington M. C (widow) dwl 652 Market
Harrington Michael, hackman, Plaza, dwl 256 Te-
hama
Harrington Owen, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 517 Eighth
Harrington Patrick, laborer, dwl 310 Fifth
Harrington Patrick, shipcarpenter, dwl 212 Bdwy
Harrington Patrick, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt
& Co.. dwl Ws Hampshire nr Twenty-second
Harrington Patrick V., laundry, dwl 241 Minna
Harrington T. Bagley, framemaker with Currier
& Winter, dwl 45 Everett
Harrington Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 29 Stevenson
Harrington Timothy, laborer, dwl 610 Natoma
Harrington William H., shoe manufacturer, dwl
409O'Farrell
Harrington W. J., coiner's department U. S. B.
Mint, dwl NW cor Folsom and Beale
HARRINGTON & LOFTUS. (John G. Harring-
ton rind George W. Loftus) wholesale and re-
tail liquors, 744 Market
Harris Abraham, shoemaker, dwl 35 Pacific
Harris Abraham, tailor, 506 Mission
Harris Albert H., ( Morison, H. & Go.) dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Harris Alfred, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Harris Allan McL., (Harris & Co.) dwl 1908 Stock
Harris Amelia, (widow) milliner, 248 Third
Harris Anson, carpenter, dwl E s Webster nr Kate
Harris Avery T., commission broker, dwl 17 Guy
Place
Harris Barnet, tailor, 210 Leidesdorff
Harris Benjamin, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflamme
Harris Benjamin, liverystablekeeper, dwl 709 Miss
Harris Benjamin E., ex-assessor, dwl 212 Sutter
Harris Bernard, furniture, 253 Third
Harris Bridget, (widow) dwl 41 Commercial
Harris C, dwl What Cheer House
Harris C, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl SW
cor Pierce and Eddy
Harris Cecilia, (widow) dwl 261 Tehama
Harris Charles, cigars aud tobacco, 137 Third, dwl
225 Third
Harris Charles, tailor, 529 Pacific
Harris Clara, (widow) dwl 913 Folsom
Harris Daniel, butcher, 3 and 4 California Market,
dwl 1913 Howard
Harris Daniel, plasterer, dwl 49 Everett
Harris David, contractor, 916 Geary
Harris David, merchant, dwl 235 Minna
Harris David, tailor, 845 Clay
Harris D. C, plasterer, dwl 654 Mission
Harris E., tailor. 226 Third
Harris Edwin, (Poo] & H ) res Oakland
Harris Edwin, fireman, dwl 815 Clay
Harris Edwin R., real estate, dwl 329 Pine
Harris Frank, hairdresser with A. Creamer, dwl
110 Pacific
Harris George, bookkeeper with W. S. Chapman,
dwl 2520 Sacramento
Harris George, carpenter, dwl 1006 Clay
Harris George, clerk, dwl 305 Leavenworth
Harris George A., bookkeeper with A. R. C.
Ice Co., dwl 802 Washington
Harris George B., machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
343 Minua
Harris George D., clerk, dwl 815J Folsom
Harris George J., (C. Klopstock & Go.) dwl 113
Stockton
Harris George W., salesman with Richards & Har-
rison, dwl 1503 Larkin
Harris Henry, hairdresser, 235 Pac, dwl 56 Shipley
Harris Henry, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Harris Henry, tailor, 703 Davis
Harris Henry, tailor with G. Abraham, dwl 51 £
Clementina
Harris Henry, trunkmaker, dwl 661 Howard
Harris Herman, cigarmaker, dwl 263 Clementina
Harris Hermann, tailor, dwl 251 J Clara
Harris Isaac, clothing, 613 Davis, dwl 323 Bdwy
Harris Isaac, (colored) laborer, dwl 611 Greenwich
Harris Israel, bats and caps, 122 Kearny and 814
Market
Harris Jacob, dry goods, 5 Virginia Block
Harris James, dwl 749 Market
Harris James, bookkeeper, dwl 1016 Stockton
Harris James, dver Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Harris James, machinist, dwl 60 Natoma
Harris James, peddler, dwl 34 Langton
Harris James, (colored) Lincoln Exchange Saloon,
SE cor Washington and Spofford, dwl 6 Scott
Place
Harris James, seaman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. Ori-
flamme
Harris James H., bricklayer and builder, office 326
Montgomery, dwl 10o7 Mission nr Seventh
Harris John, barkeeper with George Goldsmith,
dwl 625 Davis
Harris John, foreman with Charles E. Haseltine, 36
Steuart
Harris John, laborer, dwl 3 Green Court
Harris John, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 814
Sansom
HUN-LlNGTOar. HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
305
Harris John, (colored) restaurant, 8:29 Clay, dwl
1106 Clay
Harris Jolm, seaman, dwl 238 Stenart
Harris John, seaman bark Sainoset, pier 11 Steuart
Harris John, waiter N. P. Trans. Co. 7s S. S. John
L. Stephens
Harris John P., salesman Carmen Island Salt
Works, dwl 171 Clara
Harris Joseph, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Harris Joseph, seaman bark Legal Tender, 27
Market
Harris Joseph, tailor, dwl 530 Tehama
Harris Lena Mrs., nurse, dwl 248 Clementina
Harris Lipnian, glazier, dwl 116 Shipley
Harris Marks, clothing, 319 Pacific
Harris Marks, salesman with H. Meversteiu, dwl
919 Washington
Harris Mary, (widow) groceries and liquors, 40 Main
Harris Marx, tailor, dwl 18 Sherwood Place
Harris Matthew, cook, 32 Steuart
Harris Matthew, teamster, 411 Mission, dwl 416
Seventh
Harris Meyer, clerk, 505 Commercial, dwl 2 Market
Harris Michael, tailor, dwl 905 Battery
Harris Mitchell, tailor, 64 Shipley
Harris Moses, glazier, dwl 10 Jessie
Harris Nathaniel, teamster Mechanics' Planing Mill,
dwl 232 Turk-
Harris Pincus, porter, 21 Battery, dwl 1411 Sac
Harris Richard, (colored) bootblack, S s Merchant
nr Kearny, dwl N s Pacific nr Stockton
Harris Richard, shipjoiner, dwl 606 Third
Harris Richard T., washer Occidental Laundry, dwl
N s Filbert bet Cough and Octavia
Harris Robert L., civil engineer, office 72 Montgom-
ery Block
Harris Samuel, carpenter with Charles L. Parent,
bds Bootz Hotel
Harris Samuel, clerk, dwl 328 Bush
Harris Samuel, clerk with Solomon Harris, dwl 404
Post
Harris Samuel, clothing, 212 Steuart
Harris Samuel, shoemaker, dwl 310 Sixth
Harris Simon, tailor, dwl 56 Shipley
Harris Sol., clerk, dwl 318 Pine
Harris Solomon, cigars and tobacco, 503 Washing-
ton, dwl 404 Post
Harris Solomon. shoemaker with Marks & Leviusky,
dwl 208 Pacific
HARRIS STEPHEN R., physician, office and dwl
12 Court Block, 636 Clay"
Harris T., laborer Occidental Hotel
Harris Thomas, shoemaker with Charles Palmer,
dwl 171 Clara
Harris Thomas, steward, dwl 22 Hampton Place
Harris Thomas R., fireman steamer No. 3, S. P. F.
D., dwl S s Sutter nr Jones
Harris Timothy, brassfiuisher Eagle Brass Foundry,
dwl N s Ridley bet Valencia and Mission
Harris William, f'Fo«el Sp H.) dwl 235 Kearny
Harris William, (Harris & Baptis) dwl 208
Leidesdorff
Harris William, clothing, 508 Davis
Harris William, (colored) restaurant, 829 Clay, res
Oakland
Harris William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Harris William, tailor, bds 235 Kearny
Harris & Co., (Allan McL. Harris) publishers and
proprietors Court and Law Guide, office 511
Sansom
Harris & Baptis, (William Harris and John H.
Baptis) cutlers, locksmiths and bellhangers, 208
Leidesdorft
Harris — see Harries
Harrison Anthony, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Harrison Benjamin, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Harrison Bridget, (widow) dwl 59 Shipley, rear
Harrison B. S. Mrs., (Harrison & Elmer J dwl 314
Bush
Harrison Caroline Miss, dressmaker, dwl 33 Langton
Harrison Charles, engraver, dwl 213 Seventh
Harrison Charles II., pilot, office 517 Front, dwl 206
Chestnut
Harrison Chailes J., bookkeeper with Charles Hare,
dwl 505 Harrison
Harrison Charles T., bookkeeper Hibernia Bank,
dwl SE cor Steiner and Tyler
Harrison D. J., (I). J. Harrison & Co.) dwl 229
Stevenson
Harrison D. J. & Co., restaurant, 745 Market
Harrison Ed., passenirer agent Chicago, Burlington
and Missouri River R. R. Line, 211 Mont
Harrison Emma Miss, dwl 314 Bush
Harrison Francis, painter, dwl 108 Bernard
Harrison Frank, brasstinisher Eagle Brass Foundry,
dwl Potrero Avenue
Harrison Frank, compositor with Bacon & Compa-
ny dwl, SW cor Kearny and Clay
Harrison George H. mate N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator, dwl 131 Folsom, rear
Harrison Henry, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Harrison Henry D., (Falkncr, Bell & Co. /res
Loudon
Harrison Henry E., mariner, dwl cor San Bruno
Road and Silver Avenue
Harrison James E., cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 315 Eighth
Harrison James 8.," merchant, dwl 127 Turk
Harrison James V., bookkeeper with J. W. Tucker
& Co., dwl SW cor Green and Steiner '
Harrison James W.,(J. W.Harrison & Co. ) dwl
Twenty-eighth nr Harrison
HARRISON JOHN, Boomerang, Staffordshire
Ale, NW cor Washington and Dnpont, dwl
W s Telegraph Place nr Greenwich
Harrison John B. , bookkeeper S. P. R. R. Co., dwl
723 Hayes
Harrison John Francis, carpenter, dwl 22 Minna
Harrison John M., bookkeeper with Sroul'e, Swee-
ney & Co., dwl 233 O'Farrell
Harrison John W., (Cos-hill & H.)&\\\ 127 Turk
Harrison J. W. & Co., (Robert Ward) junk, 1330
Dupont
Harrison Patrick, student, dwl 3 Mont Court
Harris in Philip C, blacksmith with Calvin Nutting
& Son. dwl 759 Howard
Harrison Ralph C, (Jarboe, H. & Robinson) attor-
ney at law, office 402 Mont, dwl 919 Pine
Harrison Randolph, clerk with Col. G. H. Mendell,
533 Kearny, dwl 307 Tyler
Harrison Robert, dwl 828 California
Harrison Robert, (Pixleij Sf H.) attorney at law,
office 430 California, dwl 900 Powell
Harrison Robert J., (Richards <b H.) res Oakland
Harrison Samuel L., auctioneer and real estate
agent, office 304 Mont, dwl 210 Powell
Harrison Samuel T., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl Philadelphia House
Harrison Smith, barkeeper with John Harrison,
dwl W s Telegraph Place nr Greenwich
Harrison Street Wharf, foot Harrison
Harrison Theresa, (widow) dwl 5 Clintou
Harrison Thomas, mariner, dwl 118 Perry
Harrison William, stitcher with I. M. Wentworth
& Co., dwl 44 Sixth
Harrison William, tailor, dwl 612 Pine
Harrison William B., (colored) porter, 62 Halleck,
dwl 111 Prospect Place
Harrison William F., nightclerk Lick House
Harrison William H., carriaKepainter with Case-
bolt & Kerr, dwl S s Shipley nr Fifth
Harrison & Elmer, (Mrs.B. S. Harrison and Mrs.
M.E.Elmer) furnished rooms, 314 Bush
Harritt John, laborer, dwl 240 Beale
Harrold James, commission merchant, 525 Front,
dwl 222 Chestnut
Harrold James, policeman, dwl N s Union bet San-
som and Battery
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
20
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
306
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
Earrold James, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pucific
Harrold John, (Lyon 8? Oo.J&vrl 116 Chestnut
I! irrold John W., (Harrold & Coolidge) dwl 803
Howard
Hanoi. I Philip, blacksmith and wagouniakcr, San
Brnno Road nr Hay View
Harrold Richard, brewer with Lyon & Co., dwl 143
Jessie
Harrold >fc Coolidge, (John W. Harrold and John
P. Coolidge) liquor saloon, S\V cor Fourth and
Howard
Harrop John, laundryman, dwl 1215 Folsom
1 larrup Samuel, boilennaker. dwl 1215 Folsom
Harryman Charles, milkranch, cor Union and Brod-
erick
Harehall Gerson, clothing and merchant tailor, 2121
Third, dwl 166 Tehama
Hart Albert J., commercial reporter Alta California,
dwl 606 Folsom
Hart Ann, (widow) dwW53Tehama
Hart Anna M. Miss, shoefitter with SW.Rosenstock
• iV Co., dwl San Bruno Road
Hart A. \\\, bootmaker, dwl U42| Market
HART CHARLES B., searcher records, office 59
Exchange Building, dwl 638 Stevenson
Hart Daniel, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl 55 Shipley
Hart Daniel, expresswagon,cor Davis and Commer-
cial, dwl cor Fillmore and Lombard
Hart Daniel W., boot and shoemaker, dvvi Alameda
nr Jersey
Hart David, messenger, 106 Sansom, dwl 209 Hyde
Hart F. A., first officer stmr Nebraska, Australia S.
S. Line
Hait Frances M. Miss, dwl 108 Virginia
Hart Frank V., woodcarver, dwl 10118 Market
Hart George, drayman, dwl 1142£ Market
Hart George, hackman, dwl 179 Jessie
Hart George, salesman with Lizard Freres, res
Oakland
Hart George A., inspector, dwl 734 Union nr
Mason
I fart George O., driver Front St. M.& O.R.R., dwl
SE cor Bush and Polk
Hart Harry, laborer, dwl 4 Quincy
Hart Henry, laborer with superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 1604 Pacific Avenue, rear
Hart Henry, printer, dwl 1109 Montgomery
Hart Henry, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Hart Henry H., clerk, 106 Sansom, dwl 921 How
Hart, Hugh R., (King & H.J dwl 423 O'Farrell
Hart James, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
Hait James, laborer, dwl 115 First
Hart James, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
Hart Jerome A., printer with Bacon & Company,
dwl 74 Natoma
Hart Jesse B., attorney at law, office 631 Sacra-
mento, dwl 219 Lombard
Hart John, boa ding and lodging, 894 Front
Hart John, calker, dwl 30 Main
Hart John, laborer S. F. <fc P. Sugar Refinery, dwl
E s Bryant Avenue bet Harrison and Bryant
Hart John, stevedore Cent. P. R. R., dwl 179 Jessie
Hart John L., laborer, dwl S s Twenty-second nr
Valencia
Hart Joseph, bottler with Eherhart & Lachman,
dwl 16 Louisa
Hart J. W., dwl Union Club
Hart L. J., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hart Louis, real estate agent, dwl 8 Jansen
Hart Mary Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 656 Folsom
Hart Mary, (widow) dwl N s Alameda nr Jersey
Hart Michael, cartmau, dwl 468 Minna
Hart Michael, plumber with G. & W. Snook, dwl
E s Larkin bet Broadway and Vallejo
Hart Michael, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n
234 Sutter
Hart M. L. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 43 South Park
Hart Morris, laborer, dwl N\V cor San and Green
Hart N. F. Miss, dressmaker, 153 Third
Haii (uio, woodturner, dwl 531 Fourth
Hait Patrick, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl 553 Natoma
Hait Pauline Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, res Oakland
Hart Richard, barkeeper with Charles D. Stuart,
res Brooklyn, Alameda County
Hart Roger, peddler, dwl NE cor California and
Leavenworth
Hart Sarah Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 656 Folsom
Hart Simon, (Hart & Goodman) dwd 1 Martha
Place
Ilari Thomas blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Hart Thomas, clerk, dwl 656 Folsom
Hart Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R.
Hart Ttiomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Hart Thomas, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Hart Thomas, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hart Thomas R., clerk with Joseph C. Ford, dwl
656 Folsom
Hart William, laborer, dwl 1 Cushman
Hart William, messenger with Joseph C. Ford, dwl
656 Folsom
Hart William, winebottler with Eherhart & Lach-
man, dwl 16 Louisa
HART & GOODMAN, (Simon Hart and David
Goodman) poultry and game, 76 and 78 Cali-
fornia Market
Hart & Herrmau, (Marcus Hart and Benjamin
Herrman) butchers, 801 Geary
Harte Gregory P., insurance agent, dwl 910 Geary
Hartenstein Frederick, cutter, 39 Fourth, dwl 276
Jessie
Harter Henry, blacksmith with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 258j Perry
Hartford Edward, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., (Hart-
ford, Conn.) Hey wood & Flint managers,
office 313 California
Hartford James, laborer, dwl N s Union bet Cal-
houn and Sansom
Hartford John, carman with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Hartford John, laborer, dwl N s Union bet Calhoun
and Sansom
Hartford John W., carpenter and builder, dwl 24
Sixth
Hartford William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hartigan James, clerk with Ann Morrison, NW cor
Tehama and Fifth
Hartigan James, clerk with Patrick Hartigan, dwl
162 First
Hartigan Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
First and Howard
Hart ins Bernard, dwl 522 Folsom
Hartleben Otto, clerk, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Hartlett William, waiter Grand Hotel
Hartley Edward, cabinetmaker with Edward H.
Liuforth, dwl 18 First
Han ley James, (James Hartley <& Go.) dwl 2605
Bush
Hartlev James, wood merchant, dwl 534 Bush
HARTLEY JAMES & CO., (Thomas Bailey)
proprietors Pacific Wool Depot, NW cor Front
and Broadway
Hartley William" H, barkeeper with Bereud H.
Boer, dwl 706 Folsom
Hartly Mary, (widow) . dwl S s McAllister nr
Franklin
Hartman A., physician, dwl 55 Second
Hartman Augustine Mdme., irouer with Louis M.
Gautier, 1719 Powell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO [ H ' DIRECTORY
307
Hartman Benjamin, salesman with Buyer, Reich &
Co., dwl 1028 Clay
Hartman Christian, laborer S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works, dwl 1:207 Turk
Hartman F. M., dyer, dwl 1112 Market
Hartman Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 123
Kearny
Hartman Isaac, carpenter, dwl 505 Bush
Hartman Jacob, coremaker Risdon Iron Works,dwl
230 Oak
Hartman Morris, clerk with Polack & Hartman,
dwl 1012 Stockton
Hartman Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 10 Garden
Hartman Sadie, (widow) dwl 125 Fourth
Hartman Solomon, (Polack & H.J dwl 632 Market
Hartman William, ironshuttermaker Pioneer Iron
Works, dwl 104 Minna
Hartmanu Adolph, secretary Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, office 16 Geary, dwl 1711 Polk
Hartmann' A. Emil, watchmaker and jeweler, 16
Third, dwl 315 Minna
HARTMANN CHRISTOPHER, groceries and
liquors, NW cor Third and Brannan
Hartmaun Clans, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Dnpnnt and Morton, dwl i OS Geary
Hartmaun Edward, painter and paperhauger, dwl
719 Greenwich
Hartmann Edward Jr., clerk with B.Dolheguy, dwl
719 Greenwich
Hartmaun Ernst, professor music, dwl 1427 Mis-
sion
Hartmann Frederick E., (Hartmann & Hqffer) dwl
446^ Guerrero
Hartmann Henry, confectioner with Miley& Perriu,
dwl 738 Washington
Hartmann Henry, tinsmith, dwl 2021 Mason
Hartmann Henry, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &.
Co., dwl 802 Stockton
Hartmann Jacob, batcher with L. Unger, dwl 5 Ash
Hartmann M., baker Lick House
Hartmann T., jeweler with California Jewelry Co.,
dwl Jasper Place
HARTMANN & HOFFER, (Frederick E. Hart-
man and Flo rent Hojferj wholesale native
wines and liquors, 228 Sutter
Hartmeyer S. Lewis, assistant receiver Spring Val-
ley Water Works, dwl 506 Greenwich
Hartnack Johannes, cooper with Leouhard &. Buck-
ing, dwl 140 Minna
Hartnack John, cooper, dwl 39 Jackson
Hartnagle Henry J., clerk with Clark Churchill,
dwl 337 Bush"
Hartnagle Herman J., clerk, 534 California, dwl
Stockton Place
Hartnett Daniel, carpenter with T. Crowley, dwl
16 Clarence Place
HARTNETT DANIEL, proprietor Broadway Ho-
tel, 212 Broadway
Hartnett Jeremiah, bvickmason New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl Octavia bet Pacific and Broadway
Hartnett Jeremiah, laborer Golden Gate Park
Hartnett John, hostler with Josiah H. Swain, dwl
81 Stevenson
Hartnett Lawrence H., butcher with Theodore
Zeh, dwl 11 John
Hartnett Maurice, liquor saloon, dwl 304 Beale
Hartnett Michael, wood and coal, 30 Fourth
Hartnett Thomas, laborer, dwl 778£ Harrison
Hartnett William, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 3 Ade-
laide Place
Hartuey F. P., student Heald's Business College,
dwl Octavia nr Uuion
Hartney Lizzie Mrs., laundry, 917 Sacramento
Hartoj; Edward, interpreter and general agent, office
630 Sacramento
Hartrup G. E., cook brig Hidalgo, pier 9 Steuart
Hartsell Charles A., painter, dwl 240J Perry
Hartshorn Edmund F., (Hartshorn & McPhun)
dwl 140 Fourth
Hartshorn Elbridge, (Hartshorn S? Haley) dwl S s
Twenty-third bet Bartlett and Valencia
HARTSHORN & MALEY, (Elbridge Hartshorn
& Michael MaleyJ liquor saloon, 13 Third
Hartshorn & McPhun, (Edmund F. Hartshorn &
William McPhun, Jr.) manufacturers window
shades and agents self-acting shade rollers, 140
Fourth
HARTSHORNE BENJAMIN M.. president Colo-
rado Steam Navigation Co., office 610 Front,
dwl 223 Ellis
HARTSHORNE SAMUEL, Exchange billiard
saloon, 314 Montgomery, dwl 616 Taylor
Hartung Mary, saloon, 1207 Dupont
Hartung Theodore, watch maker and jeweler, 910
Market, dwl 524 Bryant
Hartvie A., (widow) teacher music, dwl 31 Eddy
Hartwell George, steward Agricultural Park
Hart wig Charles F., machinist with Phelps Bros.,
dwl 331 Minna
Harty John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Harty John, clerk with Thomas Duffy, dwl 213
Broadway •
Harty John A., teamster, dwl 516 Minna
Harty Lizzie Miss, compositor Pioneer, 420 Mont-
gomery
Harty Thomas, mariner, dwl 333 Pitch
Hiirtz Marie, (widow) laundress, dwl 835 Broadway
Hartzell A. T., passe-partout maker with Snow &
Roos, dwl 224 Fourth
Hartzell C. A., framemaker with Snow & Roos,
dwl 2832 California
Harvey Alfred A., (Turner # H.) dwl 1417 Powell
Harvey Andrew, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associ-
ation, 429 Pacific
Harvey Andrew, warehouseman Broadway Wharf,
dwl W s Sansom nr Greenwich
Harvey Benjamin F., salesman, 312 Kearny, dwl
719 Pacific
Harvey Charles C. L., carpenter, dwl 13 Allen
Harvey Comings, merchant, dwl N s Piue nr La-
gu'na
Harvey Edward C, sailmaker with Harding &
Brann, 215 Front
Harvey Edward E.. {Hirvey S? Go.) dwl SW cor
Nineteenth and Castro
Harvey Francis P., engineer steamtug Wizard, dwl
1026 Montgomery
Harvey George H., captain steamtug Water Witch,
Washington Street Wharf
Harvey Gregory, harnessm.iker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl cor Kearny and V::llejo
Harvey James, laborer Portland Boiler Works
Harvey James C, dwl 1005 Clay
Harvey James J., waiter, 640 Mkt, dwl 27 Clara
Harvey James M., laborer, dwl 132 Morton
Harvey John, laborer, dwl N s Shipley' nr Fifth
Harvey John, nightwatcliman St. Mary's Hospital
Harvey John, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Harvey John C, sprinemaker with Charles D.
Hinckley, dwl 1307 Sacramento
Harvey John D., compositor with G. B. Densmore
& Co., dwl 1316 Pacific
Harvey Joseph, clerk with S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl
18 Hawthorne
Harvey Joseph, fish, 115 Occidental Market, dwl
251 Third
Harvey Le Roy G., bookkeeper F. & M. Bank of
Savings, dwl 909 Bush
Harvey Minnie Miss, teacher, dwl 127 Kearny
Harvey Patrick, bootmaker, 1007 Battery, dwl S s
' Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomery
Harvey Thomas, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Harvey Thomas, teamster with Joseph W. Souther,
dwl 3 Howard Court
Harvey Thomas H., seaman, dwl 150 Second
Harvey William, machinist, dwl 119 Dora
Harvey William H., teamster with WilliamO'Brien,
dwl S s Broadway nr Fillmore
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLEEY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
308
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
Harvey & Co., (Edward E. Harvey and Peter
tshenkel) pork packers, 236 Third
Harville J. W., physician, <l\vl 510 Sixteenth
Harwood Charles B., ( Roesler&H.) dwl 413 Hayes
ETarwood Thomas, carpenter, dwl 416 Greenwich
Has Brouck Joseph, (S. Whitney & Co.) dwl 1 13
Page
Baseltine Asa A., commission merchant, 423 Davis,
dwl 38 Tehama
HASELTINE CHARLES E., rigger and steve-
dore, < >(ti«-e 36 Stenart, <lwl 631 Sutter
Ilasilr ino Robert E., clerk with Asa A. Haseltine,
dwl 38 Tehama
Haseltine William, (William Haseltine A Co. J dwl
505 Greenwich
HASELTINE WILLIAM & CO., (James Neall)
importers Japanese and Chinese goods, 609
Sacramento
Haselion James, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Hasenmaier Frederick, cartman, dwl 69 Water
Haser George, porter with Edgar O. Brown, dwl
I1I7| Stockton
Hasev Samuel L., proprietor Palace Variety Store,
521 Kearny, dwl 3:12 O'Farrell
Hasbage Herman, blacksmith with Charles Stein-
weg, dwl 18 Sansom
Hasliagen Herman, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Hashagen Louis, handcart, cor Davis and Pacific,
dwl SW cor Washington and Dupont
Haskell A. D., carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kear
Haskell Benjamin, expressman, dwl 712 Dupont
Haskell Charles L., foreman with William F. Dor-
rance, dwl 7 Bernard
Haskell Daniel H., bookkeeper with Wood Pre-
serving Co., dwl 824 Third
Haskell Edward W., collector, dwl 416 Second
Haskell Ellen P. Miss, se unstress, dwl 638 Howard
Haskell Frank E., plumber with Alfred J. Smith,
dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr Mission
Haskell Frank J., clerk, 420 Kearny, dwl 560Minna
Haskell G., carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kearny
Haskell George, laborer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 17
Frederick
Haskell George S., grocer and tea dealer, 605 Mar-
ket, dwl 1324 Mission
Haskell Gilbert W., laud agent, dwl 724 Guerrero
Haskell John, clerk, dwl 177 Minna
Haskell John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Haskell Joseph E., fancy goods, twenty-five cent
store, 806 Market, dw'l 1107 Howaid
Haskell N. T., oiler with P. M. S. S. Co.
Haskell Nathaniel, machinist Miners' Foundry,
dwl S s First bet Howaid and Tehama
Haskell Phineas, (Cole $• H.J dwl 875 Folsom
Haskell Samuel, carpenter H.C. League, 128 Kear
Haskell William, clerk, dwl 804 Third
Haskell William H., merchant, dwi 500 Minna
Hasket Joseph, with James Maguire, dwl Grove nr
Franklin
Haskin Daniel, laborer with Taylor & Bendel, dwl
7^4 Union, rear
Haskin Henry, printer with S. F. Co-operative
Printing Company, dwl 1010 Powell
Haskin? Hiram D., (Flint & HJ dwl 675 Miss, rear
Haskins Isaac, liquors, Lake House, Ocean Beach
Road
Haskins James, dwl NW cor Leavenworth and
Greenwich
Haslau Henry, salesman with James De La Mon-
tanya, dwl SE cor Pacific and Franklin
Hasler Charles, clerk, 677 Mission, rear
Hasler John, dwl What Cheer House
Haslett Charles, engineer, dwl 5 Gilbert
HASLETT JAMES, wharfinger East Street Wharf
from Mission to Folsom, dwl NE cor Powell
and Green
Haslinger John, (Ewald Sf H.J dwl 15 John
Haslop Frederick, (Haslop & Money penny) dwl
SW cor Columbia ami Twenty-fifth
Haslop Wilhelm, clerk, dwl SW cor Columbia and
Twenty fifth
Haslop & Moneypenny, (Frederick Haslop and
Charles Moneypenny) groceries and liquors,
SW cor Columbia and Twenty fifth
Haspril William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hass Abraham, merchant, (Ham/lion, Nevada) dwl
914 Post
Hassel Horace T., first engineer U. S. Rev. Cutter
Wyanda, dwl 8 Essex
Hasselbach George, (Hasselbach & SaalJ dwl 320
Stenart
Hasselbach & Saal, (George Hasselbach and Henry
Saal) market, 206 Steuart
Hassell Henry, vegetables and fruit, 14 Clay Street
Market, dwl E s Ridley bet Miss and Valencia
Hassell James, clerk Bank British North America,
res Oakland
Hassen James, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hassenpfiug Fritz, ( Chevallier & H ) dwl 802 Stock
Hassett E. F. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 17 Rausch
Hassett John, rani igemaker, dwl 420 Natonia
Hassett Malaehi. conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
NW cor Fourth and Berry
Hassett Martin C, attorney at law, office 615
Kearny, dwl 17 Rausch
Hassett Mary A. Miss, teacher Eighth. Street Primary
School, dwl 17 Rausch
Hassett Patrick, farmer, dwl 17 Rausch
Hassett Richard B., shoemaker, dwl 538 How, rear
Hassett William J., compositor Evening Post, dwl
175 Perry
Hassey Francis A., stockbroker, office 402 Mont-
gomery, dwl Occidental Hotel
Hasshagen John, (John Hasshagen ^- Co.) dwl 226
Minna
Hasshagen John & Co., (Charles Carstens) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Jackson aud Sanson
Hasslinger John, hairdresser, dwl 15 John
Hasson William, blacksmith, dwl 6 Hubbard
Haste John H., (Haste Jj- Kirk) res Berkeley, Ala-
meda Co.
Haste Julius A., (Hoag & Co.) dwl 626 California
HASTE & KIRK, (John HJHaste and Christian
Kirk) importers and dealers coal and pig iron)
22-26 Beale
Hasting & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 734
Commercial
Hastings Ashley, laborer, dwl 503 Washington
Hastings Benjamin F., banker, dwl 1324 Mission
HASTINGS C. C. & CO., importers, manufacturers
and retailers clothing, SW cor Mont and Sutter
Hastings Charles C, (G. C. Hastings & Co.) res
New York
Hastings Everett L., (Gile, Hayes & Co.) dwl 1611
Washington
Hastings Frank, tinsmith with Ezra T. Bucknam,
dwl 829 Pacific
Hastings George A., housecarpenter, dwl 352 Clem
Hastings George S., dwl 435 Pine
Hastings Horace M., (Sharpstein & H.) attorney
law, office 102 Montgomery, dwl 526 Pine
Hastings James, farmer, dwl 710 Kearny
Hastings J. Frank, photographer with 1. W. Taber,
dwl 108 Stockton
Hastings John, physician, dwl 1215 Sutter
Hastings John H., upholsterer, dwl 34:) Minna
Hastings Nathaniel, contractor, dwl 331 O'Farrell
Hastings S. Clinton, real estate, office 16 Court
Block, 63ii Clay, dwl Grand Hotel
Hastings William, attorney at law, office 436 Jack-
son, dwl 1321 Washington
Hastier J. S. Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 1008 Taylor
Hasty Alonzo P., dravman. NE cor Front aud Pine,
dwl 1120 Howard
Hasty John, drayman with George B. Larkin
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 713 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
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Haswell John O, foreman S. F. Bulletin composing
rooms, dwl 524 Greenwich
Haswell M. A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 524 Greenwich
Hatch Algernon A., fitter with California Type
Foundry Co., dwl 320 Sansom
Hatch Asa D., merchant, office 210 Pine, dwl 1014
Sutter
Hatch Charles, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Hatch Charles E., (Fred. A. Hatch) dwl 1014 Sutter
Hatch Fred. A., (Fred. A. Hatch) dwl 1014 Sutter
HATCH FEED. A., (Charles E. Hatch) butter,
cheese, eggs, etc., 72 and 73 California Market
Hatch Henry, eclectic physician, office and dwl 314
Bush
Hatch Henry O, shipwright with T. Bigley & Co.,
dwl 838 Mission
Hatch James, carpenter H. C. League, 128 Kearny
Hatch James, fireman, dwl 238 Steuart
Hatch James, vatietymolder California Planing
Mill, dwl 22 Tehama
Hatch John L., dwl 215 Sansom
Hatch Mary, (widow) dwl 22 Tehama
Hatch Ronello, machinist, dwl 838 Mission
HATCH T. H. & CO., (Richard M. Brangon)
wholesale commission butter and cheese, 320
Front
Hatch Theodore H., ( T. H. Hatch & Co.) dwl 811
Hyde
Hatch Thomas, carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl 22 Tehama
Hatch Thurston B., physician, office SW cor Cali-
fornia and Kearny, dwl 845 .Mission
Hatch Willard O., shoemaker, dwl 220 Third
Hatcher James, blacksmith, dwl 705 Front
Hattield Annie Miss, seamstress, dwl 29| Third
Hatfield Joseph, shoemaker with F. X. Kast,
Hatfield William M., clerk with Orville C. Pratt,
res Oakland
Hathaway A., dwl Government House
Hathaway Andrew H., drayman with Jacob Brown-
ing, dwl California Avenue nr Twenty-ninth,
Bernal llights
Hathaway Charles B., drayman, Cowell's Wharf,
dwl 1613 Leavenworth
Hathaway C. W., dwl Grand Hotel
Hathaway Edmund V., prop'r Hathaway's Ware-
bouse, foot Spear, dwl 38 South Park
Hathaway Frank W., mariner, dwl 134 Perry
Hathaway Frederick M., painter, dwl W s Sbotwell
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Hathaway J. T., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Hathaway Job T.. porter with Richard Patrick &
Co., dwl 516 Folsom
Hathaway Nathan, carpenter, dwl 858 Mission
Hathaway William H., salesman, 11 Montgomery,
dwl Mission bet Fourth and Fifth
Hathaway's Warehouse, E. V. Hathaway proprie-
tor, Hathaway's Wharf, foot Spear
Hathaway's Wharf, foot Spear
Hathorne Henry W., secretary N. B. & M. R. R.,
office SW cor Fourth and Louisa, dwl 51 G Third
Hatman George W., milkranch, N s Union nr
Franklin
Hatman Israel, peddler, dwl 430 Minna
Hatridge Edward, porter, dwl 1010 Filbert
Hatt Mark, cook Golden Gate House, 510 Davis
Hattabough W. W., dairyman, dwl cor Mission and
Virginia
Hattell Jacob, oysterman with John C. Olmsted,
329 Montgomery
Hatteroth William, telegraph instrument maker
with William Luudberg, dwl 210 Green
Hatton Richard W., hairdresser, dwl 235 Sixth
Hatton Thomas F.. roller Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
SE cor Sierra and Michigan
Hatton William, carpenter, dwl 226 Sutter
Haub George, laborer, dwl 13 Morey Alley
Hauh George, dairy, 925 Folsom
Haub John, broommakerwith Van Laak & Gillespie,
dwl 2 Vallejo Place
Haub Philip, batcher, dwl 13 Morev Alley
Haubrich Frederick W., (Dingeon % H.) dwl 805
Filbert
Hanck John, dwl S s McAllister nr Webster
Hauck Louis, liquor dealer, dwl 1306 Powell
Hanck Lucas, laborer, dwl 1 Hardie Place
Hauck Mathias, cabinetmaker, dwl 515 Sacramento
Hauck Stephen, hi borer, dwl 27 Sumner
Haudbine J., ornamental painter, dwl 1213 Dupont
Hauffe Frederick, clerk, dwl 1031 Pacific
Haug Martinez, carpenter, dwl 420 Sixth
Hang Matthew, carpenter, bds 333 Bush
Haugh John, I Havgh S? Irwin) dwl SW cor Sixth
and Market
Hautrh John A., janitor Mercantile Library, dwl
216 Bush
Haugh & Irwin, (John Haugh and George W.
Irwin) liquor and billiard saloon, 995 Market
Haugh wont Tunis, salesman with Jason Springer,
dwl S46 Folsom
Haugby Frank, teamster, dwl 23 Minna, rear
Hauirhy James, steward ship Germauia, dwl 316
Folsom
Haugsted Louis, barkeeper with Returned & Oter-
sen, dwl 2015 Dupont
Haupt Frederick E., upholsterer with William J.
Heney & Co., dwl 26 Rausch
Hauques Martial, machinist Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 96.3 Folsom
Hauschild Ferdinand, porter with Schultz & Von
Barren, dwl 12 t Morton
Hauschildt J., porter Park Hotel
Hauschildt Joachim, bootmaker, 205 Fourth
Hauschildt Johannes, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hauschildt John, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hauschildt Tides, shoemaker, dwl 30 Geary
Hause Edward W., bookkeeper, 32 Sansom, dwl
925 Harrison
Hauser Adolf, baker Pioneer Bakery, dwl NE cor
Mason and Clay
Hauser Bernhard, liquor saloon, 1226 Dupont
Hauser Conrad, laborer, dwl 8 Morey Alley
Hauser Hermann, hairdresser with Henry Woerz,
dwl 127 Jackson
Hauser John, foreman with Liebes & Bowman
Hauser John, musician, dwl 2 Vallejo Place
Hauser John C, proprietor Palm House, 627-633
Broadway
Hauser Joseph, assistant bookkeeper with Acker-
man Bros., dwl 11 Kearny
Hauser Louis, musician, dwl 3 Vallejo Place
Hauser Peter, waiter Palm House, dwl 627 Bdwy
Hauser Rudolph, cigarpacker with Liebes & Bow-
man, dwl 551 Tehama, rear
Hauser Sophia, (widow) lodgings, 1014 Mont
Hauser Sophia, (widow) Readier German, dwl 1231
Union
Hauser Victor, jeweler, dwl 947 Mission
Hauskeller Gustavus, waiter, 333 Bush
Hausler Frederick, (Frederick Hausler S? Co.) dwl
513 Pacific
Hausler Frederick & Co., ( William Hausler) butch-
ers, 513 Pacific
Hausler William, (Frederick Hausler & Co.) dwl
513 Pacific
Hausman Fred., cigarmaker, dwl 430 Greenwich
Hausmann Adolph, merchant, dwl 216 Tyler
Hanssler Leonard F., cabinetmaker and carpenter,
231 Jackson
Haussmaiiu Henry, clerk, 304 Cal, dwl 216 Tyler
Haustein Alfred, clerk with Gustave Brodek, dwl
SW cor Pine and Jones
Hanthon George, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Havans H., Imp. Calkers' Association, 713 Mission
Havecker Henry, clerk with T. Wohrdeu, dwl NE
cor Fourteenth and Mission
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sanaom Street Dress Trimmings.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
310
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Havel) Alfred II.. music ami musical instruments,
Nejw Montgomery nr Howard, dwl 628J Jessie
Haven Albert It.. clerh lT. S. Int. Rev. Export
Warehouse, dwl 1014 Washington
HAVEN CHARLES D., secretary Union Ins.
Co.. (.(lice llti California, re* Oakland
Egbert I> . student at law with Grav & Ha
ven, dwl 226 Shotwell
Haven James, calker, dwl 13 Anthony
Haven James M., (Gray & H.j atfornev at law,
office 420 California, dwl S 8 Twenty-first bet
Guerrero and Fair Oaks
Haven John, laborer, dwl Sierra nr Marvland
Havenar A., talker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Havener Edward C, shipcarpenter with Willcutt&
liovve, dwl 156 Third
Havener William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Havens Charles D., clerk Hartford Ins. Co., dwl
209 Kearny
Havens Charles 51., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Havens Frank C. receiving teller Savings & Loan
Society, dwl 209 Kearny
Havens Harry, porter with Gile, Hayes & Co.
Havens Henry T. Jr., clerk with C. E. Howland,
dwl 50,' Mason
Havens Howard, bookkeeper with Donohoe, Kelly
& Co.. dwl 937 Butter
Havens Wickham S., chief bookkeeper Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 417 Eddy
Haver Henry, saloon, 212Dupont, dwl 17 Sunnier
Haverstick J. H. Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Haveistiek William H., clerk S. P. R. R., dwl
Giand Hotel
Havey Lizzie Miss, whipmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 509 Jones
Havighorst H., laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Eighth and Bryant
Havighorst T., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Havilaiid Charles, captain, dwl N s Bush bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Haviland Fiances Mrs., dwl 119 Third
Haviland John T., (Haviland. Hooper &■ Co.) dwl
212 Sutter
HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., (John T. Havi-
land, Joseph Kent Hooper and Murray Davis)
importers, jobbers and retail crockery and glass-
ware, cutlery, etc., and agents San Francisco
Plating Works, 335 Pine
HAWAIIAN PACKET LINE to Honolulu, office
218 California
Hawb Philip, ( Wagner # H.) dwl 14-10 Stockton
Haw. as Albert L., photographer with Bradley &
Ralofson
Hawes Alexander G., (Crane & H.) 426 Mont
Hawes Charles M., milkrauch, cor Napa and Con-
necticut
Hawes Ehenezer, laborer, dwl 121 Bernard
Hawes Elisha, (Brisrham & H. ) dwl 411 Brannan
Hawes Oliver C., clerk, dwl 156 Second
Hawkes John E., miller, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Hawkies John, laborer with Lyon & Co., dwl 151
Jessie
Hawkins Arthur K., (McNally & H.J dwl 315
Jones
Hawkins Charles H., laborer with William Haw-
kins, dwl 26 Perry
Haw-kins E. W., dwl'537 Sacramento
Hawkins Frank C, 102 Leidesdorff, dwl 422 Sutter
Hawkins James, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 315
Jones
Hawkins J. M., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 769^ Mission
Hawkins John P., contractor nightwork, 235 Sutter,
dwl 33 Geary
Hawkins John W., clerk with Soria & Co., dwl
613 Pine
Hawkins Joseph P., engineer, steamer No. 8, S. F.
F. D., dwl 1210 Pacific
Hawkins Michael, (Daly & H. ) dwl 315' Jones
Hawkins Patrick, drayman, dwl 34 Minna
Hawkins Patrick C, carpenter, and proprietor Fran-
cisco Brewery, S s Francisco nr Powell
Hawkins P. B., dwl 537 S.icramento
Hawkins Peter, collector Justice's Court, dwl 530
Pacific
Hawkins R. A., stock broker,37 New Merchants Ex-
change, dwl 1124 Folsom
Hawkins Sarah, (widow) dwl 275 Clara
Hawkins Thomas, miner, dwl 284 Stevenson
Hawkins William,/ Hawkins & Cautre/I) dwl 415
Minna
HAWKINS WILLIAM, agent and manufacturer
U. S. A. Indian Root Bitters, 418 Sacramento,
dwl 312 Hayes
Hawkins William I., baker, dwl 503 Washington
HAWKINS & CANTRELL, (William Hawkins
and Thomas G. Cantrell) machine works, 210
and 212 Beale
Hawks Harriet, (widow) dwl 750 Mission
Hawks Robert, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl
E s Cemetery Avenue nr Post
Hawley Charles A.., merchant, office SE cor Battery
and California, dwl 1414 Sacramento
HAWLEY CHARLES J., (C. J. Hawley & Co.)
dwl 2221 Howard
HAWLEY C. J. & CO., grocers, 42 Second
Hawley David N., (Hawley 8f Co.) dwl 863 Miss
Hawley E. A., salesman with Welch & Co., 109
Califo nia
Hawlev Ebenezer R., (Pacific Straw Works Co.)
dw'l 324 Ritch
Hawley George C, engineer with N. P. Trans. Co.,
dwl 136 Natoma
Hawlev George T., (Marcus C. Hawley & Go.)
dwl 32 South Park
Hawley Jacob C, agent Glenn lumber and shin-
gle mills, office 128 Steuart, dwl SW cor Laguna
and Turk
Hawley John, dwl What Cheer House
Hawley John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hawley Marcus C, (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.)
res New York
HAWLEY MARCUS C. & Co., (George T. Haw-
ley) importers and wholesale dealers hard-
ware and agricultural implements, 108 and 110
Front and 12 and 14 Pine
Hawley Nathan E., carpenter, dwl W s Mission
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty -fifth
Hawley Samuel, boilermaker, dwl 11 Folsom Av
Hawh-v Walter N., merchant, office 110 Front, dwl
960 Howard
Hawley W. H., dwl 537 Sacramento
HAWLEY & CO., (David N. Hawley) importers
and jobbers hardware and agricultural imple-
ments, SE cor California and Battery
Hawthorne I). M.. nigtitclerk Coso House, 411 San
Hawthorne Hairy J., stonecutter, dwl cor Sacra-
mento and Broderick
Hawthorne James, steward with Alexander Jack-
son, dwl 43 Yallejo
Hawver William, foreman molders Pacific Iron
Wrorks, dwl 338 Main
Hawxhurst Walter, merchant, office 432 Montgo-
mery, dwl NW cor Twenty-fourth and Bartlett
Haxe George .).. butcher, 13 and 14 California Mar-
ket, dwl 121 Stockton
Hay Alexander, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-Sixth
Hay Alexander, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Hay Alexander, stove and tinware, 1103 Stockton,
dwl 1114 Leavenworth
Hay Alfred M., Montgomery Avenue Commis-
sioner, office 3 Mont Block,* dwl 1521 Wash
Hay Auguste, laundry, 21 Virginia
Hay Henry, actor Alhambra Theater, dwl 617
Mission
Hay Henry, lodgings, 202 Sixth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market. :
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
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311
Hay H. Henry, molder Fulton Foundry, dwl 211
Second
Hay John, foreman molders Fulton Foundry, dwl
211 Second
Hay J<>hn Mcll., clerk with Bulletti & Selua, dwl
605 Clay
Hay Robert, barkeeper, 534 California
Hay — See Hey
Hayburn Annie M. Miss, teacher Potrero School,
dwl 2 Garden
Hayburn James C, painter, dwl 2 Garden
Hayburn John, bricklayer, dwl 2 Garden
Haycock James F., (Haycock & Crary) dwl 1616
Washington
HAYCOCK & CRARY, (James F. Haycock and
0. B. Crary) proprietors Front Street Ware-
house, SW cor Broadway and Front
Hayden Benjamin F., barkeeper with E. J. Foster
Hay den Charles, upholsterer with Goodwiu & Co.,
dwl 768 Mission
Havden Edwin, clerk with Littlefield, Webb &
Co., dwl 1041 Howard
Hayden Frank, tailor, 527 Kearny, dwl E s How-
ard ur Third
Hayden Granville G., dentist, office and dwl 719
Clay
Hayden James, laborer N. B. &. M. R. R.
Hayden James A., carpenter, dwl N s Tyler bet
Scott and Devisadero
Hayden John, carpenter Mission and Pacific Wool-
en Mills
Hayden John, meat market, SW cor Perry and
Fourth
Hayden John F., (colored) porter, dwl 5 Bdwy
Hayden John J., butcher with John E. Lumsden,
dwl 506 Market
Hayden John J., hairdressing saloon, 1218 Bush, dwl
Mission nr Fourth
Hayden John W., carpenter, dwl E s Bartlett nr
Twenty-sixth
Hayden Peter, (Stone & H) res New York
Hayden Peter, drayman, dwl 127 Gilbert
Hayden Peter, laborer, dwl 16:2 Gilbert
Hayden Porter, clerk, dwl 515 Bush
Hayden Thomas, laborer, dwl 131 Main, rear
Hayden Thomas, laborer California Planing Mill,
dwl 128 Howard
Hayden Washington, porter with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 222 Stockton
Havden William, foreman with W. J. T. Palmer
* & Co., dwl 3 Park Place
Hayden William, salesman with M. Short, dwl. 768
Mission
Haydon William Mrs., dwl NW cor Mission and
Twenty-second
Hayes Bartholomew, porter, dwl N s Linden* nr
Gondii
Hayes Benjamin W., (B. 31. Alchinson & Co.) dwl
SW cor Bryant and Downey
Hayes Charles" H, bookkeeper, 216 Battery, dwl
1608 Bush
Hayes D.&, Co., (Edward Southivick and Charles
C. Shalt nek) draymen, office 226 Sacramento
Hayes Daniel, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Hayes Daniel, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine, 36
Steuart
Hayes Daniel, laborer with Graves& Co., We Long
' Bridge
Hayes Daniel, laundryman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Fillmoie and Turk
Hayes Daniel D., superintendent steamers S. F. F.
D., dwi 718 Tehama
Hayes Daniel E.. (Hinckley # Co.) dwl W s Fol-
som bet Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth
Hayes Dennis, laborer Golden Gate Park
Hayes Edward, carpenter, dwl 114 Hyde
Hayes Edward, shoemaker with S.W.Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 535 Stevenson
Hayes Elihu R., jeweler, dwl 208 O'Farrell
Hayes George W., (Donovan & H.) dwl 312 Fol
Hayes James, hostler Central R. R., dwl W s Clin-
ton bet Brannan and Towiitsend
Hayes James, lumberman, dwl 20 Howard
Hayes James, lumberman, dwl SE cor Market and
East
Hayes James, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 9 Natoma
Hayes James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Hayes James J., laborer with W. G. Weir, dwl 103
Hayes
Hayes Jeremiah F., printer with C. A. Murdock &
Co., dwl 531 Geary
Hayes John, (Hayes & Courtney ) dwl Ns Boyd
nr Ciiesley
Hayes John, carpenter, dwl 411 Sansom
Haves John, expresswagon, Davis nr Pacific, dwl
* 131 Pacific
Hayes John, laborer, dwl 25 Baldwin Court
Hayes John, laborer, dwl S s McAllister bet La-
gnna and Buchanan
Hayes John, shoemaker, dwl 20 Page
Hayes John, waiter, dwl 240 Perry
Hayes John A., clerk, dwl 646 Mission
Hayes John B., dwl W s Howard bet Twentieth
and Twenty first
Hayes John H.. boot fitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 14 Gough
Hayes John J., (Gile. H. & Co.) dwl NW cor Guer-
rero and Twentieth
Hayes John W., porter, dwl SW cor First and Stev
Hayes Joseph P., blacksmith Union Foundry, dwl
" 48 Tehama
Hayes Margaret, (widow) dwl NE cor McAllister
and Steiner
Hayes Mary Miss, jauitress Market Street Primary
School
Hayes Mary A., (widow) dwl 431^ Clementina
Hayes Maurice, shoemaker with Mason & Taylor,
" dwl S 8 Park Av opp Columbia, Bernal Hights
Hayes Michael, jackspinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
Hayes Michael, longshoreman, dwl N s Twenty-
sixth nr Castro
Hayes Michael, real estate, dwl S s Hayes bet
Franklin and Van Ness Avenue
Hayes Owen, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
HAYES PARK PAVILION AND CONCERT
HALL, Hayes, Laguna, Grove and Lincoln
Hayes Patrick J., molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
9 Natoma
Hayes Philip, laborer, dwl NE cor Union and
Larkin
Hayes R. D., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Hayes Richard, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Hayes Richard, blacksmith with Giuseppe Massone,
dwl 28 Mary
Hayes Richard,' laborer, dwl 131 Folsom
Hayes Robert, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl cor
Twentieth and Eureka
Hayes Robert, marbleworker with M. Heveriu, dwl
413 Union •
Hayes Robert, patternmaker with Steiger & Bo-
land, dwl 9 Natoma
Hayes Sophie Miss, fringemaker with M. Ettinger,
dwl cor Sixth and Brannan
Hayes Susan, (widow) dwl 9 Natoma
Hayes Thomas, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 4 Rose
Hayes Thomas, engineer N. P. Trans. Co., dwl 268
Clementina, rear
Hayes Thomas, hostler, dwl SE cor Drumm and
Oregon
Hayes Thomas, seaman N. P, Trans Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Hayes Thomas, watertender N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.
S. California
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Good*
WATKINS" YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Eayee Thomas J., carriagetrimmer, HI O'Farrell,
' dwl 358 .Minna
Hayes Thomas B., (Main dt Winchester) dwl W s
" Howard bet Twentieth and Twenty- first
HATES WILLIAM, attorney at law, office NW
cor ('lav and Montgomery
Hayes William, clerk, awl 320 Sansom
l l.Tves William, horseshoer, 722 Broadway
Hayes William, pressman with S. P. Co-operative
* Printing Co., dwl 515 Commercial
Hayes William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hayes William J., book-keeper with Conroy&O'-
' Connor, dwl 101 Eighth
Haves & Courtney, (John Hayes and Daniel Court-
net/) liquor saloon, 1000 Market
Hayes. — See Hays and Heyes
Hayessen Jacob, (Hayessen& Quant) dwl 815 Har-
rison, rear
Hayessen A: Quast, (Jacob Hayessen and John
Quasi) wood and coal. 836 Harrison
Hayford, Himes & Co., (William B. Hayford, IT.
A. Himes, W. H. Wallace and James Bods)
general merchandise. Colfax, office 226 Cal
Hayford William, (Hayford, Himes & Co.) res
Colfax. California
Haymond Thomas W-> dwl 705 Front
Hayne A. P. physician, office and dwl 742 Wash
Hayne Joseph T., printer with C.A.Murdock & Co.,
dwl Prescott House
Hayne Patrick, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl N s
Ellis nr Broderick
Hayne Robert Y., clerk with Sidney L. Johnson,
dwl 535 Clay
Haynes A. S., assistant superintendent Cent. R. R.,
116 Taylor
Haynes Benjamin, (Haynes & Lawton) res Brook-
lyn. Alameda Co.
Haynes Junes, bellman Occidental Hotel
Haynes John W.,local agent CommercialUnion As-
surance Co., dwl N W corBartlett and Twenty-
fourth
Haynes Kate, laundress Occidental Hotel
Haynes Patrick, expressman, dwl SW cor Twenty-
third and Alabama
Haynes Thomas W., stamping:, dwl 429 Sutter
HAYNES & LAWTON, (Benjamin Haynes and
Orlamlo Lawton) importers and jobbers crock-
ery and glassware, and proprietors Pacific Plate
Works, 611 Market, Grand Hotel
Hnynes — See Haines and Haues
Hays Alexander, shipcarpenter, dwl 32 Tehama
Hays Annie Miss, shoefitter with D.W. Emerson &
Co., dwl 358 Minna
Hays Benjamin J., watchman New U.S. B. Mint, dwl
Francisco bet Powell and Mason
Hays Eliza, (widow) dwl SW cor Bran and Sixth
Hays James, machinist, dwl 521 Howard
Hays John, machinist, dwl 521 Howard
Hays Maggie Miss, shoefitter with S.W. Roseustock
& Co., dwl 358 Minna
Hays Mary, i widow) liquor saloon, 132 Pacific
H ys Michael, milkman, dwl NW cor Brannau and
Gilbert
Hays Michael, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Hays Robert, dwl 110 Sixth
Hays William, baker with Swain & Co., dwl 115
Natoma
Hays William K.,molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl (53 Natoma
Hays — See Hayes
Havten Ira. packer with Felix Uri
HAYWARD ALVINZA, real estate, office 224
California, res San Mateo
Hayward Charles F. .salesman with J. C. Johnson &
Co.. dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Havward George, clerk, dwl219 Tyler
HAYWARD JAMES A., presid't Pacific Stone Co.,
office NE cor Turk and Larkin, dwl 209 Turk
Hayward Luther, farmer, dwl Ws Washington Av
bet Mission and Howard
HAYWAED'S BUILDING, 415-119 California
Haywards Park Homestead Association, office 230
Kearny
Haywood A. T., laborer Golden Gate Park
Haywood Louisa, (colored) (widow) dwl 1410
' Mason
Haywood William, (colored) drayman, dwl 919 Pac
Haywood — See Heywood
Hazard Clement, blacksmith with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl Silver nr Third
Hazard John, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso, dwl
1232 Pacific
Hazard Patrick, jobwagon, cor East and Clay, dwl
455 Clementina
HAZARD POWDER CO., P. L. Weaver agent,
office 118 Front
Hazard Robert, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Branuan and Gilbert
Hazazer Moses, porter, 427 Mont, dwl 121 Fifth
Hazel John, laborer with Whituey & Freese, dwl
E s South Park Avenue
Hazell John, lather, dwl 804 Washington
Hazelquist Louis, groceries and liquors, 814 Jack
Hazen Edward S.. (colored) cook, 432 California,
dwl Hinckley nr Kearny
He SangToug &, Co., (Chinese) drugs and medicines,
650 Jackson
He Yek, (Chinese) merchants, 713 Jackson
Heacock George, brassfinisber with W.T. Garratt &
Co., dwl San Francisco Hotel
Head Addison E., real estate, office 414 California,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Head Edward F., attovuev-at-law, office 47 Mont-
gomery Block, res Oakland
Head Truman, laborer Custom House
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DEPARTMENT
CAL., 703 Market
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION PA-
CIFIC, 703 Market
Headrick Edward G. agent Haines, Johnson & Co.,
226 California, dwl44± Sixth
Heagan Bernard, milkranch, SE cor Pierce and
Filbert
Heagan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 17
Welsh
Heald Austin A., teacher, dwl 10281 Folsom
HEALD EDWARD P., president Heald's Busi-
ness College, office 24 Post, dwl 5 Stockton
Heald G. L., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Heald John, (Heald $ Bavis) dwl 5 Ellis
Heald Joseph, laborer with Glacier A Johnson, dwl
228 Mission
Heald Samuel, engineer, dwl 229 Haves
HEALD & DAVIS, (John Heald and Henry C.
Davis) dentists, office SW cor Mont and Bush
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Edward P.
Heald president, College Building, 24 Post
Healev Anna Miss, shoefitter with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 127 Fourth
Healey Charles T., surveyor, dwl 118 Eleventh
Healey Daniel, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridye
Healev Dennis A., boots and shoes, 818 Market and
1412 Stockton, dwl 1071 Market
Healey George Hall, teamster, dwl NW cor Filbert
and Fillmore
Healey Jeremiah, iron frontfitter, dwl .rlii Natoma
Healey John, clerk, dwl W s Nevada bet Folsom
and Harrison
Healey John, tailor, dwl 1321 Larkin
Healey Martin, laborer, dwl 31 1 Pacific
Healey Michael, helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.
Healey Michael, laborer, dwl 675 Mission
Healey Thomas, laborer, dwl 24j Garden
Healey William, baker with California Cracker Co.,
dwl 351 Tehama
Healing James, painter, dwl 240 Perry
HUNTING- xON, HOPKINS & GO., Wholesale hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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113
HEALTH OFFICE CITY AND COUNTY, 521
Jackson
Healy Bartholomew, milkranch, N s Precita Ave-
nue in- Bernal Hights
Healy Charles M., clerk C. P. R. R., dwl 416 Post
Healy Charles S-, delivery department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl W s Treat Avenue bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Healy Dennis, laborer with Louis Jaffe, 126 Sutter
Healy Dennot, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
Healy Dora Miss, dressmaker with Madame J. Suter,
dwl 631 S;evenson
Healy Prank, auctioneer with Harris Myers, dwl
613 Union
Healy George, dwl W s Trent Av. nr Twenty-third
Healy .lames, steward with John Reagan, 610 Mont
Healy Jeremiah, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 513 Howard
Healy Jesse, (Healy & Jewell) res Oakland
Healy John, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Healy Joseph, coaldealer, office 316 Montgomery,
dwl 1\ Verona
Healy L. B , farmer, dwl 128 Eleventh
Healy Mark, lather, dwl 56 Tehama
HealV Morgan, laborer with John O. Strauch
Healy Nicholas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 31 Clem
Healy Patrick, boatbnilder with Gaston Boisse, dwl
S s Lombard nr Fillmore
Healy Patrick, hostler Dexter Stables, dwl New
Franklin House
Healy Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Lea-
venworth and Hyde, rear
Healy Patrick, waiter Lick House
Healy Patrick J., shoemaker witli Charles Dono-
van, dwl 17 Fourth
Healy Thomas, shoemaker, 186 Jessie, dwl 741 Fo!-
Bom, rear
Healy Timothy, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Healy William, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Healy William, laborer, dwl Vallejo bet Leaven-
worth aud Jones
Healy William E., laborer, dwl 38 Natoma
Healy & > Jewell, (Jesse Mealy and Martin C.
je/re/lj agents California Chemical Paint Co.,
NW cor Fourth and Townsend
Healy— See Haley, Heley and Hely
Heaney Edward, laborer", dwl 4 Baldwin Court
Heauey James, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Heaney James, stevedore Black Diamond Coal M.
Co., dwl SE cor Folsom and Spear
Heaney John, (Kane & H.) dwl 514 Minna
Heanev John P., druggist with J. R. Gates & Co.,
dwl 449 Minna
Heaney Michael, driver Cent. R. R.,dwl 514 Min
Heaney William, woodturner with Cameron & Hull,
dwl 856 Mission
Heany Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 242 Fre-
mont, rear
Heany John, bootmaker, 405 Pacific, dwl 410 Vallejo
Heany Thomas H., carpenter, dwl NW cor Broder-
ick and McAllister
Heard Christian, hairdresser, dwl 1049 Folsom
Heard Frank, bookkeeper, dwl 1122 Howard
Heard Hannah E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 212 Powell
Heardt Christian, barber, dwl 309 Sutter
Hearn Henry C. dwl cor Fourth aud Berry
Hearit John, carrier Alta California
Hearn Patrick, clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
735 Green, rear
Hearst George, mining, office 419 California, dwl
SW cor Chestnut and Leavenworth
Heart Daniel, expressman, dwl W s Fillmore nr
Lombard
Hearth Johanna, (widow) dwl 21 Fulton
Hearty James, laborer, dwl 324 Vallejo, rear
Heates James, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Heath Albert M., clerk, dwl 609 Sutter
Heath Elander, machinist and modelmaker, 20 Fre-
mont, dwl 1627 Mission
Heath Henry C, nielter S. F. Assaying aud Refining
Works
Heath James, salesman with Wand, Kane & Co.,
dwl 470 Jessie
Heath James A., bookkeeper with N. B. Edgerly
& Co., dwl E s Dolores bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Heath J. J., (widow) dwl 1617 Dupont
Heath Joseph W., cooper with Albert S. Gordon,
dwl 10 Anthony
Heath Nathaniel, mining asjent and ore dealer, 302
Montgomery, dwl 938 Pacific
Heath Patrick, milkranch. S s Cortland Avenue bet
San Jose and San Bruno Beads
Heath Richard W., stockbroker, office 304 Sansom,
and Port Warden S. F., res Oakland
Heath Richard W. Jr. , bookkeeper Guardian Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., dwl 107 Sansom
Heath Samuel, quartermaster with P. M. S. S. Co.
Heath Thomas, blacksmith, Pioneer Woolen Mills
Heath Thomas, butcher, dwl 227 Second
Heath William D., clerk with J. B. E. Cavallier,
dwl 1617 Dupont
Heatbfield Edwin, (Heathfcld, Bogel S? Co.) res
Victoria, B. C.
HEATHFIELD. BOGEL & CO.. (Edwin Heath-
Jie/d, Theodore Bogel ', John Abrams and James
E. Carroll ) importers and wholesale druggists,
206 and 208 Battery
Heatley Edward D., (Dickson, BeWo/f & Co. J dwl
SW cor Kearuy and Chestnut
Heavev Bernard, shoemaker with S.W. Rosenstock
&'Co., dwl 24 Dora
HEBREW, (weekly) Philo Jaeoby publisher and
proprietor, office 420 Montgomery
HEBREW OBSERVER, (weekly) William Saal-
burg proprietor, office 502 Montgomery
Hebur William, gunsmith, dwl 1021 Pacific
Hecheimer Lee, ( Hecheimer <Jj* Footman) dwl 873
Mission
Hecheimer & Foormau, (Bee Hecheimer and Solo-
mon Foorman) market, S s Miss nr Fifth
Hecbt Abraham E., (Hecht Bros. & Co.) dwl 124
O'Farrell
HECHT BROTHERS & CO., (Jacob H.. Banc,
Abraham E., Bonis, Jr., and Lewis Hecht)
manufacturers and wholesale leather boots and
shoes and findings, and agents Boston Rubber
Shoe Co., 106 Sansom
Hecht Edward, expresswagon, NE cor Green aud
Stockton, dwl 811 Lombard
Hecht Henry, salesman with Ephraim Frank, dwl
Continental Hotel
Hecht Isaac, (Hecht Bros. Sf Co. and Buckingham
& H.) dwl 124 O-Farrell
Hecht Jacob H.. (Hecht Bros. $■ Co.) res Boston
Hecht Lewis, (Hecht Bros. & Co.) res Boston
Hecht Louis Jr., (Hecht Bros. & Go. and Buck-
ingham & H.) dwl 124 O'Farrell
Hecht Louisa Mrs., teacher music, dwl 1300 Cal
Hecht Michael, merchant, dwl 124 O'Farrell
Hecker Adolph, hardware, 115 Second, dwl 504^
Howard
Heckmaii Francis, shoemaker with Kohler & Maier,
dwl 91 6 Montgomery
Heckman J. H., merchant, dwl Rnss House
Heckmau Thomas, butcher, 1064 Howard
Heckmann Hermann, liquor saloon and restaurant,
NE cor Wash and Davis, dwl 252 Perry
Hedderich Charles II., cabinetmaker with W. J. T.
Palmer & Co., dwl 425 Third
Hedeza Anastasia, (widow) dwl 1222 Powell
Hedges B. F., freight clerk N. P. Trans. Co.'a S.S.
Orizaba
Hedges George W., machinist JEtna Iron Works,
dwl 3CleaveIaud
Hedley John, molder, dwl 1028 Market
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Hee Wan, (ChineBe) provisions, 735 Sacramento
Beeb Philip, cook, l35Pine
Heegler Godfi-ey, hairdresser with Sand Bros., dwl
§36 Stevenson
Heeley Hugh, Btovemounter, dwl 30 Natoma
II,., nan Dennis, groceries and liquors, 1020 Pacific
, B. J., carpenter II. C. League, 2:30 Kearny
Heenan Henry, Beaman, bds32 Steuart
11,-, ii in Katio'Miss. dressmaker with Marv Meagh-
er, dwl 817 Market
Heeney Dennis, milkman, N s Lombard nr Fillmore
Heeney .lane Miss, dressmaker, dwl Irving House
Ileeiiv James, laborer with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl 28
De Boom
Heerdink Join. [Beer dink & Co.) dwl 39 Langton
Heerdink & Co., [John Heerdink and Valentine
Banmgartner) manuf'a tobacco, 23 Seventh
Heeth Albert, merchant tailor, 11 Washington
Heffernan James, merchant tailor, 26J Fourth, dwl
14 Louisa
Heffernan Michael, barkeeper, 37 Sutter, dwl 120
Eddy
Heffernan Patrick, laborer, dwl 305 Filbert
Heffernon Michael, tailor, dwl 338 Fifth
Heflin H. M., carpenter Mission and PacificWoolen
Mills, dwl Folsom nr Fifteenth
Heffron Patrick, boarding stable, NE cor Market
and Front
HeftVou William, stableman, dwl 17 Stevenson
Hegarty John, tinsmith with P.M.S.S. Co.,
Hegarty Robert B., morocco shaver and dresser
with J. W.Davidson & Co., dwl 632 Rrannan
Hegeman Samuel J., insurance agent, dwl 214 Pow
Hegemann Victor, bookkeeper, dwl 315 Chestnut
Hegerstroni Charles A., upholsterer, dwl 16 Na-
toma
Heggarty Daniel, clerk with C. Curtin, dwl 1186
Harrison
Heule Nicolas, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Heglnnd John, seaman, dwl 409 Drnmm
Heick Christien, boots and shoes, 508 Fourth
Heider Christopher, (Heider & Hilberer) dwl 319
Minna
Heider & Hilberer, {Christopher Heider and Philip
Hilberer) bail-dressing saloon, 310 Bush
Heidhofi Albert H., boarding and lodging, 220 Third
Heidinger Charles F., cook with William W.Haney,
dwl 7)2 Market
Heidkampe Conrad, carpenter II. C. League, 230
Kearny
Heidmann Christian, barkeeper, dwl 1023 Kearny
Heidon Joseph, carpenter, dwl 132 Morton
Heigel Jean J., stonecutter, dwl Meyers' Hotel
Heike George, furrier with Adolphe Muller, dwl
1014 Powell bet Clay and Washington
Heil Constantin, confectioner with Hemme&Reu-
_ ter, dwl 17 Dnpont
Heilbron Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Jackson and Buchanan
Heilbrun Samuel, (Held Bros.-) dwl 426 Eddy
Heilman Frank, driver, dwl 20 Belden
HeilinamiG-ustav. upholsterer, dwl 728 Market
Heilmann James H., superintendent California Soap
• Works, dwl 708 Brannan
•Heilrath John, blacksmith with Will & Fiuck, dwl
1615 Dupont
Heim Adam, porter, 119 Battery, dwl 48 Minna
Heim Franz, shoemaker with Maass & Israel, dwl
25 Morton
Heim John G., (Heim & Wahl ) dwl 21 Stock PI
Heim & Wahl, (John G. Heim and, Christopher
Wahl) liquor saloon, NW cor Geary and Sutter
Heiman Isaac, clothing, 42 Jackson
Heimburg Emil, (Hoops & H.J dwl SE cor Sixth
Avenue and M
Heimburg E. W., (widow) dwl Continental Hotel
Heimburg Louis, barkeeper, 62 Halleck, dwl 1206
Kearny
Heimeler Amanda, shoelitter with Marks & Levin-
sky, dwl 41 Nevada
Heimerly W., (widow) laundress, dwl E s Nevada
bet Folsom and Harrison
Heimrath John, furrier with H. Liebes & Co., dwl
435 Pine
Heimrath Joseph, tailor, dwl 338 Bush
Heims Louis, carpenter, dwl 867 Folsom
Hein Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 13 Eddv
Hein George, (J. G. Hein Sons) dwH3 Eddy
HEIN J. G. SONS, (John and George Hein) im-
porters leather, shoetindings, etc., 41b Battery
Hein John, (J. G. Hein Sons) dwl 465 Minna
Hein Peter, barkeeper with Schumaker &, Buthe,
dwl SE cor Filbert and Battery
Heinbockel P., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Heinbockel H., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Heine Adolph, candy manufacturer, 421 Davis, dwl
Washington bet Sansom and Montgomery
Heine Joseph, clergyman St. Boniface Church, dwl
S s Tyler bet Jones and Leavenworth
Heineberg Abraham, insurance agent, office 25
Battery, dwl 7 Seventh
Heineken A. C, (I. Landsberger & Co.) 419 Jack-
son nr Montgomery
Heineman Harry M., necktie and scarf manufac-
turer, 125 Sansom, dwl 15| Harriet
Heineman Samuel, stockbroker, 819 Montgomery
Heinhard Herman, waiter Cliff House, Point Lobos
Road
Heinholdt Michael, tanner, dwl W s Missouri bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
HEINIMANN MICHAEL, physician, 804 Mont,
dwl Ns Fourteenth bet Howard and Folsom
Heinrich Rudolph, cook, 18 Sansom
Heinrichs Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Heiurichs John, waiter, 110 Sutter
Heins Conrad, (Heins & SilvaJ dwl 1 107 Stockton
Heins Diederich, clerk with Martin Tiedemann,SW
cor Polk and Hayes
Heins Herman, (Heins & Eden) dwl 1111 Mont
Heins William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Union
and Larkin, dwl 2021 Hyde
HEINS & EDEN, ( Herman Heins and John Eden)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Battery aud
Vallejo
Heins &. Silva, (Emanuel Heins and Manuel L.
Silva) hairdressers, 1407 Stockton
Heintemann Christopher A., barkeeper with J. C.
A. Nolting, dwl 3 Sonora Place
Heintz Frederick, shoemaker with Beez & De
Longe, dwl 248 Fourth
Heintz Jacob, boarding, 34 Hayes
Heintz Valentine, carpenter Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 123 Tehama, rear
Heintze Ferdinand, shoemaker, dwl 10 Hardie
Place
Heinz Conrad, waiter, dwl 638 Pacific
Heinz George, bookkeeper, dwl 236 Sutter
Heinz Jacob, hairdresser, dwl 236 Sutter
HEINZ JACOB J., proprietor Sutter Street House,
236 Sutter
Heinz Philip, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Front and
Sacramento, dwl 445 Jessie
Heinzenberger C, carpenter H. C. League, 128
Kearny
Heinzenberger Julius A., carpenter, dwl 717 Union
Heise Charles Edward, clerk with Charles Baum,
dwl 516 Third
Heiser Jacob, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dwl
_ 506 Union
Heishmann Annie, (widow) dwl 510 Bdwy, rear
Heissenberg Conrad, shooting gallery, 913 Kearny,
dwl 433 Broadway
Heissner Francis, carpenter, dwl 258 Tehama
Heitman Frederick, (Erlin & Co.) dwl SW cor
Bryant and Sixth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, .Furnishing Goods.
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315
Heitniiui Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bryant and Downey
Heitmann Henry, salesman with Ernest Essmann
Heitmann Henry H., producedealer, dwl 446 Minna
Heitmann John, confectioner with Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, dwl 307 Fulton
Heitmann Nicholas, drayman with Johu Van Ber-
gen & Co., dwl 307 Fulton
Heitmann William, tanner, dwl SW cor White's
Place and Bryant
Heitmuller Henry, bakery, 418 Brannan
Heitmuller William, baker with H. Heitmuller, 418
Brannan
Heitmuller William, laborer Mission Soap and
Candle Works
HEITSHU SAMUEL, (Redington, Hosletter #
Co.) dwl 427 Geary
Heitzeberg Paul, printer, dwl 427 Turk
Heizman John, watchmaker, 408 Com, dwl 302 Fell
HelaiiBy Charles, cook, dwl 613 Union, rear
Helbeck Charles, machinist with Rafferty & Cald-
well, dwl 429 Bush
Helhing August, (Helbing & Straus) dwl 1409
Powell
HELBING & STRAUS, (August Helbing and
Emanuel Straus) importers and jobbers crock-
ery, glasswrare, cutlery, plated ware, etc., NE
cor Battery and Pine
Helbush Frederick, carpenter, dwl 4 Thompson Av
Helluit Frederick, laborer, dwl 54 First
Held Bernbard. [Held Bros. J dwl 426 Eddy
HELD BROTHERS, (Bemliard, Simon and
David, and Samuel HeilbrunJ importers and
jobbers millinery and straw goods, 1 Sutter col-
Market
Held David, (Held Bros.) dwl 426 Eddy
Held Elizabeth, dwl 554 Natoma
Held George, hairdressing and bathing saloon,
Grand Hotel, dwl 163 Tehama
Held Louis S., waiter Grand Hotel
Held Simon, (Held Bros.) res New York
Held William, brewer with F. Blaukenhorn, dwl
1501 Mason
Heley James, dwl 613 Hyde
Heley Kate Miss, shoetitter California Shoe Factory,
dwl 649 Mission
Heley Christopher W., painter, dwl 8 Adelaide
Place
Helgoth Henry, plasterer, dwl 355 Minna
Heliges George, watchman Cal.P.R.R.Co's steamer
Sacramento
Helios, (E. J. Muy bridge) landscape photographer,
12 Montgomery
Helke Charles, saddle and harnessmaker, 619 Mis-
sion, dwl 529 Fourth
Helke Willie L., with William T. Wenzell, dwl
529 Fourth
Hell Frederick, collector with Kohler & Frohling,
dwl 4 1 6 Post
Hellberg Frank, boatman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Hellenschmidt Frederick, butcher, dwl E s Hamp-
shire ur Sixteenth
Heller C. L., ( Falkenstein & Co.) dwl 1628 Stock
Heller Emanuel, salesman with L. & M. Sachs &
Co., dwl W s Leavenworth nr Geary
Heller Frank, driver with Lyon & Co!, dwl 815
Greenwich
Heller Frederick, seaman, dwl 531 East
Heller George, carpenter, dwl 12 Washington
Heller Jonas, (M. Heller & Bros.) res New York
Heller Joseph, manufacturer ladies 'undergarments,
853 Harrison
Heller K., dwl 1827 Howard
HELLER M.& BROS., (Martin & Jonas; import-
ers and jobbers dry goods, 112 and 114 Sanson)
Heller Martin, (M- Heller & Bros.) dwl 117 Jones
Heller Moses, (M. Heller & Bros. j dwl 119 Jones
Heller Samuel W., salesman with L. & M. Sachs &
Co., dwl W s Leaveu worth nr Geary
Heller William, (L. & M. Sachs ifc Co.) resN. York
Hellerman Christian H., tailor, dwl 5 Morton
Hellermau George, longshoreman, dwl 25 Com
Hellert F., teacher Lincoln Evening School, Fifth nr
Market
Hellgan Herman, clerk, dwl 677 Mission
Hellinen Nathaniel, blacksmith, dwl 6 Willow Av
Helling Frederick, drayman, cor Washington and
Davis, dwl 816 Ellis
Hellman Henry Jr., collector, office 320 Montgoin-
gom'ery, dwl 923 Folsom
Hellman Jacob, dress and cloak making, 225 Geary
Hellmau William M., clerk with George D. Rob-
erts, dwl 225 Geary
HELLMANNBROS. & CO., (Richard Bellman*,
and Adolphns Erhorn) importers, commission
merchants and agents Hamburg Board of Under-
writers and German Lloyd, room 7 SW cor
Front and Jackson
Hellmann Richard, (Hellman Brothers & Go.) res
San Rafael
Hellrich Paul, woodturner with G. Ueffinger & Co.,
dwl 310 Ritch
Hellriegel Conrad, deputy license collector City
and County, dwl 803 Union
Hellwig Christian, tannery, S s Serpentine Ave-
nue nr Twenty-sixth
Hellwig Fred, baker, 110 Dupont
Hellwig Henry, tanuer, dwl S s Serpentine Ave-
enue nr Twenty-sixth
Hellwig— See Helwig
Helm Charles, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl W s Sixteenth bet Potrero Avenue and
Hampshire
Helm Frederick, flumeman Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl W 8 Sixteenth bet Potrero and
Hampshire
Helm George, superintendent Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl N s North Point nr Van Ness Avenue
Helmer A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Helmer J alias, cabinet maker with Johnson & Best,
dwl 1004 Sutter
Helmer William, clerk with P. Craig &. Son, dwl
234 Stevenson
Helmering Clement A , (Hclmering & Plege) dwl
NW cor Post and Taylor
HELMERING & PLEGE, (Clement A. Helmer-
ing & Henry Plege) groceries and liquors, "NW
cor Post and Taylor
Helmers Nils S., teacher music, dwl 463 Bryant
Helmken C, laborer, dwl NWcor Eighth and Bi-vant
HELMKEN J. THEODORE, importer and retail
hardware, 516 Kearny, dwl 1223 Clay
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 Sev-
enth
Helscher Bernard, paperdealer, dwl 134 Clara
Helstrup Edward, driver with Henry J. Boese, dwl
Sacramento bet Devisadero and Broderick
HELVETIA HOTEL, Schneider & Dittmar pro-
prietors, 431 Pine
Hely Daniel, shoemaker, dwl Rassette Place No. 3
Hely John R., bookkeeper, dwl 1902 Broadway
Hemenway Sylvester, merchant, office cor Sac and
Davis, dwl N s Lombard bet Leav and Jones
Hemme August, (Riehn, H. % Co.) dwl SW cor
California and Van Ness Avenue
Hemme Louis, (Hemme & Renter) dwl 746 Mission
HEMME & REUTER, (Louis Hemme and Wil-
liam Renter) German bakery and restaurant,
27 Kearny
Hemmeberg Henry, bakery, NE cor Fourteenth
Avenue and N., South S. F.
Hemmel John, laborer with Whitney &- Freese
Hemmelmann Richard, clerk with Diederich W.
Tietjen, dwl NE cor Battery and Pacific
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties,
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [LI] DIRECTORY.
Bemmenway William, carpenter, dwl Ns Fern
Avenne nr Gougb
Bemmenway William II., clerk, dwl N s Fern Av-
enue nr Bough
euway William J., carriagepainter, dwl 100|
Second '
Beamier Benry, boots and shoes, 530 Kearny, dwl
1 106 Kearny
Bempel Emil, clerk with Morris Speyer & Co., 13
Merchants' Exchange
Bempel Herman E., shoemaker, dwl G Miles'
Court
Bemphill Jolin Rev., pastor Calvary Presbvteriau
Church, dwl -213 Geary
Hemphill William, clerk with James Mears, dwl
213 Geary
Bemphill William, laborer, dwl Berry House
Hemprich Louis, hairdresser with fl. W. Stable,
owl 5 Moi ton
Benarie D. V. B., (E. Martin & Co.) dwl 934
Pine
Heneke Hermann, (Von Iionn fy Hencke Bros.)
dwl 1815 Mason
Hencke William, ( Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.) dwl
1815 Mason
Hencken Clans, (8. Rosenberg <fe Co.) dwl 11 Val-
paraiso
Bencken Martin, driver, 416 Kearny, dwl 418
Kearny
Hencken Martin, ( Henry Brickwedel & Co. ) dwl
633 Minna
Hencken William H., groceries and liquors, 4171
Third
Henderson Andrew J., (Hney & II) dwl 230
Kearny
Henderson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Henderson David, carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Henderson David, distiller South San Francisco Dis-
tillery,dwl cor Sixth Avenue and M. South S.F.
Henderson I). Mitchell, bookkeeper with Sather &
Co., res Oakland
Henderson Duncan, blacksmith, dwl Ss Twenty-
second nr Howard
Henderson Edward, stonecutter, dwl Point Lobos
Road nr Parker
Henderson F., assistant janitor Boys' Hisjh School
Henderson Frank, (Kelly, H. & Gilchrist) dwl 506
Eddy
Henderson H., dwl 329 Vallejo
Henderson Henry A., laundry, dwl 612 Ellis
Henderson Henry M., fruits, 17 Grand Central
Market, dwl 21 Hawthorne
Henderson Hiram, pressman with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 324 Green
Henderson Isabella, (widow) nurse, dwl 31 Clara
Henderson J. A., phreuologist and healer, office 128
Kearny
Henderson James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Henderson James, machinist Pacific Iron Works,dwl
31 Clara
Henderson James, mason, dwl Point Lobos Road nr
Parker
Henderson James S., landscape gardener, dwl NW
cor Nineteenth and Noe
Henderson James W., sashmaker Enterprise Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 131 Folsom
Henderson John, foreman Women's Co-operative
Union, dwl 520 Taylor
Henderson John, master mariner, dwl 19 Twelfth
Henderson John Jr., wood and coal, 836 Washing-
ton, dwl NW cor Twenty-first and Sholwell
Henderson John C, chief engineer N. P. Trans.
Co.'s S. S. Pelican, dwl 212 Seventh
HENDERSON JUSTUS, liquor saloon, NW cor
East and Commercial, dwl 242 Fremont
Henderson Maggie M. Miss, artist water colors, dwl
319 Fourth
Henderson Mary A., (widow) dwl 324 Green
Henderson Neil, blacksmith, dwl 349 Fourth
Henderson Samuel, ( Henderson & Co.) dwl 352
Jessie
Henderson Samuel, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Henderson Thomas, longshoreman, dwl N s Green-
wich bet Montgomery and Sanson)
Henderson Thomas, Riggers' aud Stevedores' Asso-
ciation, 429 Pacific
Henderson Thomas H., with Henderson & Co., res
Oakland
Henderson W. H., laborer Golden Gate Park
Henderson William, mastermariuer, dwl Hinckley
nr Kearny
Henderson William, solicitor Union Ins. Co., dwl
928 Washington
Henderson & Co., (Somite! Henderson) dry goods
and furnishing goods, 844 Market
Hendley Aaron C., (Haywood Jj- H.) dwl 19 Pros-
pect Place
Hendley James H., special policeman, dwl 415 Har
Hendren James R., clerk S. F. &P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 5 Fay
Hendrick Charles, goldsmith, dwl Continental
Hotel
Hendricks Adolph, seaman, dwl 241 Fremont
Hendricks E. C, clerk, dwl 44 Sixth
Hendricks E. C, (widow) dwl 619 Stevenson
Hendricks Samuel B., (Hendricks & Co.) dwl S 8
Ellis bet Buchanan and Laguna
Hendricks ifc Co., (Samuel B.Hendricks) cigars and
tobacco, 413 Montgomery
Hendrickson C, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Hendrickson Christian, machinist, dwl 57 Jessie
Hendrickson Frank, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Hendrickson Hendrick, bookstand, N s Washington
bet Battery and Sansom, dwl 716 Pacific
Hendrickson Henry W.. special policeman, dwl 214
Powell
Hendrickson John, carpenter, dwl 12 Washington
Hendrickson John, steward, dwl 39 Jackson
Hendrickson N., carpenter with P. M. S S. Co.
Hendrickson W. A., shipcalker, dwl 227 Second
Hendrie J. W., dwl Grand Hotel
Hendry Charles J., (Coffin & H.) dwl 415 Bryant
Hendry Emma, (widow) dwl 30 Sdver
Hendry Howland, inspector, dwl 404 Bryant
Hendry James, fireman steamtug Wizard, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Hendry William, engineer with J. Y. Wilson, dwl
Fillmore nr Webster
Hendry William M., blacksmith, dwl 314 Brannau
Hendry William M., shipsmith.E s Second nr Town-
send
Hendy James, drayman, 412 Front, dwl 1818 Pow
HENDY JOSHUA, manufacturer patent ore con-
centrator, circular saw mills, and steam en-
gine governors, 32 Fremont, dwl 40 Minna
Hendy Samuel J., machinist with Joshua Hendy,
dwl 40 Minna
Hendy Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel
Henebery Andrew B., salesman, 120 Kearny, dwl
457 Minna
Heney Julia Miss, teacher Broadway Primary
School, dwl 24 Mary
Heney Richard Jr., (William J. Heney & Co.) dwl
12j Sherman
Heney Richard Si\, ( William J. Heney $■ Co.) dwl
24 Mary
Heney William J., ( William J. Heney $? Co.) dwl
338 Turk
Heney William J. & Co., (Richard 8r. and Rich-
ard Heney Jr.) furniture, 725 Market
Henick E. D., U. S. mail agent S. F. Post Office
Henicke Frederick, clerk with D. Hilleu, dwl 1301
Larkin
Henicke William, compositor with Benjamin F.
Sterett, dwl 118 Austin
Henigan Thomas, compositor Morning Bulletin
dwl What Cheer House
Henkle William, cooper, dwl 516 Hayes
HUJNTTINGTOST, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [ JJ J DIRECTORY.
317
Henley Charles, silverplater, dwl 639 California
Henley John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Heuley John, furnished rooms, 704 Folsom
Henley Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Heuley William, lather, dwl 267 Minna
Henly William, physician, dwl N 8 Fifteenth nr
Howard
Henn John H., salesman with Stono & Hayden,
dwl 13 Powell
Henne Caspar, laborer with Eherhart & Lachman,
dwl 317 Bush
Henne William, bottler with Goetjen & Co., dwl
324 O'Farrell
Henneberry Andrew, laborer with P.Martin Padey,
dw 1 9 Gaven
Henneberry Michael, teamster, dwl 630 Ellis
Hennegin Peter W., chiropodist, office and dwl
320 Kearny
Hennenfeld Peter, clerk with Joseph Wores, dwl
607 Washington
Hennessey James, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Hennessey James, paperhanger with George W.
Clark, dwl 526 Pine
Hennessey Martin, marbleworker with John Dan-
niel & Co., dwl SE cor Jones and Vallejo
Hennessey Peter, mate bark Legal Tender, 27 Mkt
Hennessey Peter, carpenter and treasureboxmaker,
510 Front, dwl Ss Bush bet Broderick and
Baker
Hennessey Robert, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl
531 Fourth
Hennessey William J., molder Union Iron Works,
dwl 28 Hunt
Hennessy Andrew, mantels, 511 O'Farrell
Henuesy Dauiel, hatter, dwl N s Point Lobos
Road
Hennessy David, teamster, dwl 210 Eighth
Hennessy Fanny, liquor saloon, 514 Mission
Hennessy Henry, freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 3 Verona Place
Hennessy James, clerk, 317 Cal, dwl 743 Pine
Hennessy James, seaman ship Revere, pier 9 Steu
Hennessy John, (P. Hennessy & Bro.J dwl 28
Mary
Hennessy John, steward Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hennessy Kate Mrs., laundress, dwl 10 Anthony
Hennessy Lewis, longshoreman, dwl N s Oregon
bet Diumm and Davis
Hennessy Maurice, fO'Ronrke & Co.) res Oakland
Hennessy Michael, ( Rio r dan Sf H.J dwl 627 How
Hennessy Michael, cooper with Flint, Peabody &
Co., dwl 24 Clinton
Hennessy Michael, gardener, dwl 310 Jessie
Hennessy Michael, laborer, dwl 506 Jones
Hennessy P. & Bro., (John Hennessy) wood, coal,
feed and boarding stable, 751 Mission
Hennessy Patrick, (P. Hennessy <& Bro.J dwl 319
Minna
Hennessy Peter, carpenter, dwl 2621 Bush
Hennessy Robert, laborer Cent. P. R.R., dwl 531
Fourth
Hennessy Thomas, currier, dwl 428 Shotwell
Hennessy William, janitor Mission Primary School
Hennessy William, tailor, dwl 28 Hunt
Hennesy Edward, cooper with Thomas F. Neagle,
dwl 568 Mission
Hennicker Madeline, dressmaker, dwl 518 Green
Hennicker Nicolaus, laborer with Taylor &. Ben-
del, dwl Vallejo ur Stockton
Hennig Louis, musician, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Henniger G., dwl 39 Moss
Henning Gustav W., longshoreman, dwl 1621 Hyde
Henning Howard, machinist Union Iron Works,
res Oakland
Henning Otto, oil manufacturer with Allyne &
White, dwl 515 Chestnut
Hennings Adolph, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hennings Augustus, expressman, cor Sixth and
Market, dwl 1135 Harrrison
Hennings Christian, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hennings Fve&.,( Reinecke & H.J dwl 705 Vallejo
llenningsen Hans. (Norden & H.J dwl 18 Sauso'm
Henny John, Gambriuus Saloon, 423 Kearny, dwl
621 California
Henratty Elizabeth, nurse California State Wo-
man's Hospital, NW cor Twelfth and Howard
HenrattyL Patrick, horseshoer with F. W. Ayres,
dwl 178 Stevenson
Henretta John, dwl Hunters Point
Henretta John J., drayman, dwl 41 Clara
Henrich Nicholas, ship carpenter, dwl 617 Davis
Henrich Louis, surveyor with William N. Hall, dwl
258 Minna
Henrichs Henry, blacksmith with Phelps Bros.,
dwl 417 Bush
Ilenrici Ernest, manufacturing jeweler, 631 Sacra-
mento, dwl 417 Post, rear
Henrici Herman C, bookkeeper with Schafer &
Co., dwl 203 Leavenworth
Henricks Charles, carpenter, dwl 26 Scott Place
Heuricks Michael, hostler Front St. M. & O. R.
R., dwl 9 Austin
Henrickson Christian, machinist with John G. Us,
dwl 57 Jessie
Henrickson L. F., seaman, dwl 531 East
Henriksen Bernhard A., draftsman with Prosper
Huerne, dwl 328 Kearny
Henriques David, stockbroker, office 506 Montgom-
ery , dwl 331 Kearny bet Bush and Pine
Henriques Joseph S., (colored) porter C ho liar Potosi
M. Co., dwl 1510 Mason
Henrix Edward, captain schooner Josephine Will-
cutt, 34 California
Henry Alfred, clerk, 332 Mont, dwl 318 Jones
Henry Augustus M., bookkeeper with Howe & Hall,
408 Davis
Henry Charles, waiter, dwl 16 Union Place
Henry Charles A., general agent Rocky Mountain
Coal & Iron Co., 448 California
Henry Charles D., ( Henry & Brown J dwl 928 Pine
Henry Charles N., glovemaker with California
Glove Co., dwl 14" Harlan Place
Henry Davis, dwl 102 Eddy
Henry Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 2103 Hyde
Henry Frederick, machinehand Cal. Pianing Mill,
dwl 1107 Howard
Henry Frederick T., captain bark Oregon, pier 17
Steuart
Henry George, teamster, dwl 533 Commercial
Henry George, seaman N. P. Trans. Co. 's S.S. Senator
Henry Henry, tailor, dwl 631 Ellis
Henry Henry A. Rev., Rabbi Jewish Synagogue,
dwl 318 Jones
Henry James, (Henry & Co. J dwl SW cor Harri-
son and Oak Avenue
Henry James, dwl 331 Montgomery
Henry James, drayman, dwl 232 Stevenson
Henry John, contractor, dwl Ss McAllister bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Henry John, laborer, dwl Ns Oak nr Webster
Henry John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Henry John W., wood and coal, 1626 Powell
Henry Joseph, wood and coal, and agent Green's
Line Sonoma Packets, NE cor Market and
East, dwl 253 Jessie
Henry Lewis M., engineer, dwl 639 Vallejo
Heurv L. J., physician and surgeon, office and dwl
745 Clay
Henry Lucinda G.Mrs., furnished rooms, 1016 Stock
Henry Maggie Miss, domestic Occidental Hotel
Henry Mary, (widow) dwl Old San Jose Road nr
Thirty-first
Henry Patrick, mastermariner, dwl 432 Clem
Henry Robert, stockbroker, dwl SE cor Drumm
' and Oregon
Henry Samuel, furniture dealer, dwl 251 Stevenson
Henry Samuel H., attorney at law, office 712 Mont-
gomery, dwl 726 Vallejo
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
318
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.
Henry Sarah E. Miss, actress, dwl 328 Kearny
Henry Thomas, druggist, dwl M Harlan Place
Henry Thomas, milkman, dwl 313 Fell
Henry WilliHm,piledriver with E.G. Boobar& Co.,
14 Howard
Henry \\ iiliitiu, clerk, dwl SW cor Dnp and Bdwy
Henry William, wharfinger Hobbs' Wharf, dwl
51 i'.', Bran nan
HENRY W. WARNER, wholesale groceries, 421
Clav, dwl 921 Market
HENRY & BROWN, (Charles D. Henry and
David .1. Brown) carriagepainters, 554 Mission
Henry & Co., (.Tame* Henry and Dennis KeougkJ
grocei iesand liquors, S W cor Harrison and Oak
Avenue
Henschel Herman, watchmaker, dwl Prescott
House
Henscben J., (J. Mooss & Co.) dwl S s Ellis nr
Steiner
Henscbpenkt Abraham, glassblower, dwl 3 Agnes
Plaee nr Vallejo
Heusbaw David, dwl 537 Sacramento
Henslielwood Thomas R., salesman, 7 Montgomery,
dwl 325 Ellis
Hensick Margaret, (widow) dwl 302 Union
Heusler Arnold, (Loretz & H.J dwl 213 Dupont
Heiisley Francis, teamster, dwl 244 Minna
Hensley Frederick C, driver with Lyon & Co.,
dwl 76 Natoma
Hensley William D., policeman City Hall, dwl 220
Lombard
HENT REOPEN W., attorney at law, office 605
Clav, dwl 1013 Washington
HENTRIOH LEWIS, dealer hams, bacon, lard,
pork, etc., 1, 3 and 5 S. F. Market, dwl 1012
Leavenworth
Hentsch Henry, (Henlsch & BertonJ res Geneva,
Switzerland
HEiNTSCH & BERTON, (Henry Hentsch and
Franci* BertonJ bankers and assayers, SW cor
Clay and Leidesdorff
Hentscliel Alfred F., watchmaker with E. Marks,
dwl Prescotl House
HENTZ AUGUSTUS H., LaGrand Exchange sa-
loon, bJO Market, dwl 742 Howard
Hentz Harry, telegraph instrument maker with
William Lundburg, dwl 624 Commercial
Hentz William, brassfinisher, dwl 624 Commercial
Hentze Leonard, hairdresser, dwl 708 Brannan
Hentzi Charles, barkeeper SE cor Sac and Kearny
Hep You, (Chinese) tinware, 915 Dupont,
Hepburn William H., machinist, dwl 12 Hawthorne
Hepp George, shoemaker, dwl 334 Stevenson
Hepptier John L , merchant tailor, 627 Sacramento
Hepworth Susan B., first assistant matron Protes-
tant Orphan Asylum
Heran Mary, (widow) dwl 17 Fifth Avenue, rear
Herber Antone, with B. Bonnet, SW cor Twenty-
first and Valencia
Herber John, Eureka Wine and Billiard Hall, 527
Kearny, dwl 915 Washington
Herber William, ( William Herber & Co.) 224 Bat
Herher William & Co., importers and jobbers ci-
gars and tobacco, 224 Battery
Herbert Allen, liquor dealer, dwl 225 Bush
Herbert Andrew, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Herbert Henry, tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook &
Co.. dwl 445 Natoma
Herbert Richard, carpenter, dwl 1904 Dupont
Herbert Richard, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Herbert William, steward with S. P. Collins, dwl
424 Sansom
Herbsr Adolph, teacher Boys' High School, dwl
1813 Powell
Herbst August, boltmaker with Phelps Bros, dwl
431 Pine
Herbst Charles, wagonmaker, 5 Mason
Herby C. B. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1142* Market
Herby Samuel, bootfitter, dwl 1142^ Market
Heren John, newspaper carrier, dwl SE cor Valencia
and Twenty-fifth
Herendeen Edward, master mariner, dwl 463 Stev
Heryes John, porter, 226 Bush, dwl 10 Sonoma Place
Herges William, matrassmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 10 Sonoma Place
Herget John, locksmith, dwl 428 Union
Her^uth Joseph, pictureframemaker with S. & G.
Gump, dwl 5 Stockton
Herguth Samuel, pictureframes, 5 Stockton
Herhn Patrick, tailor, dwl 1604 California
Herianlt Adam, candlemaker, dwl W s Nevada bet
Folsoni and Harrison
Hering Alfred F., (Meyer & Co.) dwl Post nr Cem-
tery Avenue
Hering T. A., (Meyer & Co.) dwl N s Post bet Lyon
and Cemetery Avenue
Heringer Henry A., decorator, dwl 155 Perry
Heringer John C. Jr., clerk with Stevens & Gray,
dwl 1721 O'Farrell
Heringer Rudolph P., fish dealer, 19 Union Mar-
ket, dwl 729 Harrison
Heringhi Bernard, real estate agent, office 306
Montgomery, dwl 768 Harrison
Herkenham Charles, steward, dwl 24 Natoma
Herlihv Edmund, horseshoer with William Kerr,
dwl 115 Vallejo
Herlihy John, laborer, dwl 1316 Filbert
Herlihy Maurice, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl N s Harrison nr Tenth
Herlihy Richard, laborer, dwl 20 Allen
Herlihy Richard, laborer, dwl 1320 Filbert
Herliky William, mate brig Tanner, pier 17 Steuart
Herlitz Hermann, mariner, dwl 17 Howard Court
Herman Alfred, jeweler with Charles Lemme, dwl
1027 Pacific
Herman Charles, jeweler with L. Miller & Son,
dwl 10,17 Pacific
Herman Christian, brewer Broadway Brewery,
dwl 637 Broadway
Herman E. S., fancy goods, 422 Third
Herman G., (widow) dwl 3 Cedar Avenue
Herman J. J., extraman Hook & Ladder No. 1, S. F.
F. D., dwl N s O'Farrell nr Dupont
Herman Levi, clothing, 822 Montgomery
Herman Lucien, clerk, dwl 430 Tyler
Herman Martin, mining, office 5 Battery, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Herman Rudolph, proprietor Harbor View House,
cor Baker and Tonquin
Herman William, advertising agent, dwl 313 Mont
Herman. — See Hermann and Herrmann
Hermann Charles, dwl 1025 Mission
Hermann John B., house and sign painter, 1015
Dupont, dwl 916 Dupont
Hermann John, barkeeper, dwl 438 Broadway
Hermann Melville, bookkeeper, 108 Sansom, dwl
702 Jones
Hermann Peter A., carpenter, dwl W s Folsom bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Hermann Samuel, notary pubiic, office 424 Mont-
gomery, dwl 242. Taylor
Hermann William, clerk, 106 Leidesdorff, dwl 242
Taylor
Hermanson Albert, barkeeper with Thomas John-
son, dwl 413 Broadway
Hermers Adolph, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl Nineteenth bet Mission and Market
Hermes Mining Co., (Ely District, Nevada) office
411i California
Hern Michael, teamster, dwl NW cor Sixteenth and
Capp
Hern W. E., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Hernandez Benito, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 517 Vallejo
Hernandez Frank I., salesman with C. P. Van
Schaack & Co., dwl SE cor Seventeenth and
Church
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN RCHAACK & CO., 708, 7^2, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
319
Heme Henry, teamster with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Heme Jeremiah, contractor, dwl 265 Stevenson
Herney Michael, laborer, dwl 26 Ritch
Hero Antoine, laundry man, dwl 415 Powell
Herolil Adam, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Herold Conrad, groceries and liquors, SW cor Welsh
and Zoe
Herold John, laborer with J. J. L. Du Brntz, dwl
147 Stevenson
HERON JAMES, cashier Wells, Fargo& Co.'s Ex-
press, office NW cor California and Montgom-
ery, dwl SW cor Twenty-first and Shotwell
Heron Junes P., letter messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express, dwl cor Green and Mason
Heron Owen, tailor, dwl S s Pine nr Polk
Heron see Heran, Herrin and Herron
Herr Daniel, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Herr James J., ( Welch 8f H.J dwl 1014 Van Ness
Avenue
Herrera Clotilda Miss, teacher music, dwl 542 How
HERRERA FRANCISCO, consul U. S. Columbia,
Bolivia, Costa Rica, and consul general for
Nicaragua, and leal estate and money broker,
office 331 xMontgomery, dwl 542 Howard
Herrera Hypolite, laborer with Victor Bordeaux,
dwl 646 Pacitic
Herrera Ignacio Jr., pressman El Hispano Ameri-
cano, dwl 1434 Stockton
Herreras Maria, (widow) dwl 8 Sacramento
Herrguth August, butcher, dwl 17 Louisa
Herrick Alfred H., clerk, 208 Bat, dwl 316 Taylor
Herrick Edward, shoemaker with S. W. Roseustock
& Co., dwl 45 Jessie
Herrick George E., inspector Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 516 California
Herrick Hazard P., real estate, dwl Nucleus House
Herrick James R., civil engineer and surveyor, dwl
SE cor Filbert and Pierce
Herrick Merza Miss, actress, dwl 29| Third
Herrick Nelson, machinist, dwl SE cor Pierce and
Filbert
Herrick Richard C, carpenter with S.M. Hills,dwl
900 Clay
HERRICK S. E., produce commission, 126 Clay,
dwl 3D Tyler
Herrick William F., accountant, dwl N s Colum-
bia bet Valencia and Guerrero
Herring A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Herring Margaret A., (widow) boarding, 566 Miss
Herring Theodore, barkeeper with J. Pierre Ricaud,
dwl 916 Montgomery
Herring Thomas A., bookkeeper with Dr. James
Blake, dwl 426 Sutter
Herring Tilman, clerk with Brown & McDonald,dwl
532 Mission
Herring William J., expressman, dwl 532 Mission
Herringer John C, clerk with John Gray, dwl S s
O'Farrell nr Steiner
Herringtou Patrick, bootblack, SW cor Fourth
and Market, dwl 441 Minna
Herringtou William, mate schooner Margaret
Crockard, 27 Market
Herrman Charles F., tailor, dwl 80 Jessie
Herrman John, trader, dwl 228 Bush
Herrman Philip, spinner with Dana & Codington
Herrmann Conrad, hatter with J. C. Meussdorffer &
Bro., dwl 245 Clementina
Herrmann Isaac, poultry, dwl 702 Jones
Herrmann Malbel, clerk, dwl 702 Jones
HERRMANN, NEIS & CO., ( Sigismund Herr-
mann, P/tilip Neis,and Henry G. Young) im-
porters and jobbers hops, corks and brewers'
materials, and agents South Park Malt House,
313 Sacramento
Herrmann Otto, carpenter and builder, dwl 121S
Larkin
Herrmann Sigismund, ( Herrmann, Neis & Co J dwl
312 Stockton ,
Herrmann William, clerk German Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 312 Stockton
Herrmann — Bee Herman and Henuann
Herron James, milkman, dwl S s Point Lobos Road
nr Boise
Herrold John, teamster, dwl 126 Minna
Herron Patrick, laborer Cent. P. ft. R.
Herron Sarah, (widow) dwl 20| Folsom Avenue
Herron Susan A., (widow) dwl S s Seventeenth bet
Valencia and Mission
Herron— See Heron and Herrin
Hersey Joseph, tinsmith with Charles P. Groffman,
dwl 316 Davis
Herteman Eugene, liquors, 1021 Dupont
Hertel George, sheriff's officer, dwl 813 Filbert, rear
Hertle John, malster with Martin Mangels & Co.,
dwlSE cor Lombard and Taylor
Hertz Adolph, woodturner, 114 and 116 Spear, dwl
531 Fourth
Hertz Alexander, butcher with Hermann Hertz &
Co., dwl SE cor Seventh and Minna
Hertz Edward J., hatter with J. C. Meussdorffer
& Bro., dwl 527 Pine
Hertz Hermann, (Hermann Hertz & Co.) dwl SE
cor Seventh and Minna
Hertz Hermann &. Co., (Jacob Hertz) butchers,
32 Occidental Market
Hertz Jacob, (Hermann Hertz & Go.) dwl 239
Tyler
Hertz L., boots and shoes, 922 Kearny
Hertz Louis, butcher with M. Rosenberg, dwl 239
Tyler
Hertz Moses, dwl SE cor Seventh and Minna
Hertz Peter, saloon, 306 Francisco, dwl SW cor
Green and Dupont
Hertzen Charles Von, barkeeper, 432 California
Herve Eugene F., (P. G. Somps $• (Jo.) dwl 811
Greenwich
Hervey Samuel, fitter with T. Curtis & Co., dwl
1142± Market
Hery C, driver Omnibus R. R.
Herzberg Julius, real estate broker, dwl 821 Green-
wich
Herzberg Martin, jobber fancy goods, office 414
Sacramento, dwl S s Ellis nr Laguna
Herzer Hugo, (Hnefiier, H & Schindler) dwl 11
Carlos Place
Herzfelder Hermann, expresswagon, cor Sansom
and Halleck, dwl 460§ Natoma
Herzo John, real estate, office 321 Front, dwl 1032
Jackson
Herzog Christian, blacksmith, 705 Broadway
Herzog Gustav, cloth merchant, dwl 1804 Stockton
Herzog Herman, blacksmith with Christian Herzog,
dwl 705 Broadway
HERZOG J. & CO., (Morris Cahn) Eureka hair
manufacturers, cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office
308 Sansom
Herzog Joseph, (J. Herzog & Co.) dwl 528 Eddy
Herzog M. & Co., (Ottmar Wahlheim) butchers, 4
Grand Central Market
Herzog Max, ( M. Herzog & Go. ) dwl 507 Stevenson
Herzog Michaelis T., (of Herzog <fc Roth, Yoko-
hama) office 201 Bush, dwl 1007 Harrison
Heskett George, ropemaker, S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl SE cor Sierra and Indiana
Hesketh Joseph, roofer, dwl S s Fulton nr Van
Ness Avenue
Hesketh William, porter with Dakin & Libbey, dwl
305 Montgomery
Heslep A. M., attorney -at-law, office and dwl 29
Exchange Building
Heslip Joseph, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
Minna nr Third
Hess Andrew J., jailor county jail, dwl 516 Bdwy
Hess Augustus, burnisher Pacitic Plate Works, dwl
SE cor Jackson and Drumm
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
320
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY,
Hess Ur<«s.. (Jacob and liobe.rt) boots and shoes,
: 16 w
Hese C i les, merchant, dwl 401 Powell
Hess Charles, optician, 519 Kearny, dwl 1308 Cal
Hess Christian, (Hess & Seiberlich) dwl 8E cor
Jackson and Drnmm
ristianJr., clerk with Hess & Seiberlich,
Si-: cor Jackson and Drnmm
Hess Conrad, boxmaker Union Box Factory, dwl
522 Filbert, rear
Hess Conrad, laborer with Goetjen & Co., dwl 123
Sacr imento
Hess Frederick, (Frederick Hess & Co.) res En-
cinal, Alameda Co.
HESS FREDERICK & CO., (Theodore G. KoMer
and Alms Braver) proprietors California Dem
okrat, and California Staats Zeitung, NW cor
Sacramento and Kearny
Hess George B., liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and
Brenham Place
Hess Henry, (Neuberg & H.) dwl 300 Stockton
Hess Herman, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Hess Jacob, (Hess Bros.) dwl 746 Market
Hess John H., real estate agent, dwl 545 Second
Hess Joseph, preserved meats, 8 Occidental Market,
dwl 1 15 Jessie
Hess Joseph F., dwl 225 Seventh
Hess Joseph L., salesman with L. & E. Wertheimer,
dwl 300 Stockton
Hess Joseph S., teamster P. M. S. S. Co., dwl XE
cor Washington and Larkin
Hess Julius, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hess Julius, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Hess Levi, solicitor Commercial Union Assurance
Co., dwl 300 Stockton
Hess Robeit. (Hess Bros.) dwl 746 Market
Hess Valentine, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber
& Co., dwl 514 Howard
HESS & SEIBERLICH, (Christian Hess and
Frank F. Seiberlich) groceries and liquors, SE
cor Jackson aud Drnmm
Hesse Charles, carpenter Excelsior Mill, dwl 415
Bran nan
Hesse Frederick, shoemaker, 754 Clay, dwl 717 Stock
Hesse George, watchmaker and jeweler, G08 Mkt
Hesse Julias, upholsterer, bds 333 Bush
Hesse L., waiter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Hesse William, real estate agent, dwl 1007 Market
Hessen L). L , dwl 411 Sansom
Hesseuberg Frederick, seaman, dwl 28 Natoma
Hesser Lafayette, sawgrinder Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co , dwl 822 Harrison
Hession Michael, produce, dwl 2027 Polk
Hessler Charles, bookkeeper, 317 Sacramento, dwl
824 Harrison
Hessler William, American Bakery, 715 Pacific
Hesson William, dwl I Willow
Hester Martin, steward What Cheer House, dwl
605 Greenwich
Hestler David, expressman, dwl 305 Fulton
Heston Joseph, carpenter and builder and architect,
13 Beldeu
Hestor M., waiter What Cheer House restaurant
Hestres Emil. merchandise broker, office 302 Cali-
fornia, dwl 618 California
Hetberington Henry, assistant engineer N. P. Trans.
Co.'s S. S. California, dwl 26 Moss
Hetherton Mathew, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Hetmann Charles, cook, 311 Bat, dwl 304 Pine
Hettich William, cook, dwl 13 Bitch, rear
Hettinger Nicholas, cook, 3->9 Mont, dwl 4 Natoma
HEUCK HERMAN, cigars, tobacco aud snuff, 233
Kearny, dwl 30 Moss
Heuck John, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
HEUER GEORGE C. W. & CO., (August Jant-
zen) Young America Saloon, 201 Steuart, aud
branch saloon Berry nr Third
Heuer George C. W., ('George G. W.Heuer & Co.)
dwl 43 Everett
Heuer Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Heuer Philip, groceries and liquors. 713 Lombard,
dwl W s Taylor bet Lombard und Greenwich
Heuer William, musician, dwl 500 Union
Heumaun William, confectioner with A. A. Engel-
berg, dwl 114 Morton
Heusch Constautin, mining engineer, office 240 Mont
Heusler Henry, cabinetmaker with W.J, T. Palmer
& Co., dwl N s Geary bet Kearny and Dupont
Heussmann Henry, cooper, dwl 1115 Folsom
Heustis Edward, laborer, dwl S s Aha bet Sansom
and Montgomery
Heustis Mary Ann, (widow) dwl 42 Sacramento
Heustis — See Enstis
Heuston Frederick G., clothing, dwl 15 Hampton PI
Heuston H. M., merchant, dwl Grand Hotel
Heuston — See Hewston
HEVERIN MICHAEL, proprietor Pioneer Steam
Marble Works, 422 and 424 Jackson, and stone
yard, foot Third, dwl 1817 Stockton
Heverlin James, blacksmith, dwl N s Twelfth Av
bet N and P, South S. F.
Hewdell William, plasterer, dwl 47 Minna
Heweleke Edwin H., clerk, La Grande Laundry
Hewer C, physician, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy
Hewes Charles W. Jr., bookkeeper with Hewes &
Richards, res Oakland
Hewes David, steam-paddy and railroad contractor,
(and Hewes Sf Richards) dwl Occidental Hotel
Hewes Frank W., salesman with Hewes & Rich-
ards, res Oakland
Hewes James, laborer with supt. Pub. Streets, dwl
SW cor Eighth and Howard
Hewes Jesse, (colored) whitening, dwl 557^ Stev
HEWES & RICHARDS/David II, wes and George
G. Richards J jobbing aud retail grocers, 535 and
537 Clay
Hewes — See Hughes
Hewett J. B., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Hewey George, typesetter, dwl 27 Minna
Hewitt Agnes, (widow) dwl 940 Folsom
Hewitt George, conductor Cent. P. R. R. dwl 230
Kearny
Hewitt George, (colored) mariner, dwl 17 Scott
Place
Hewitt Henry F., clerk, dwl Berry House
Hewitt John, clerk with Edward Nelson, dwl 1428
Stockton, rear
Hewitt Joseph M., apothecary with Peter A. Kear-
ny, dwl SW cor Folsom and First
Hewson Frederic, laborer Lick House
Hewson Kate Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Hewson Robert, agent Union Gas Machine Co., 302
.Montgomery
Hewson Sarah, (widow) dwl 769| Mission
Hewson William, conductor Central R. R., dwl
1135 Folsom
Hewstin Nelson A., (colored) whitener, 255 Third
Hewston George, physician, office and dwl 652 Fid
Hewston John G., clerk U. S. Coast Survey, dwl
652 Folsom
HEWSTON JOHN Jr., chemist and superinten-
dent San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works, office 416 Montgomery, dwl 1011 Pine
Hewston— See Heuston
Hey Frederick, porter with Heathtield, Bogel &
Co., dwl W s Reed Place nr Green
Hey Jeremiah W., porter with Kelly, Henderson it
Gilchrist, dwl Juniper nr Folsom
Hey John H., porter with Kelly, Henderson & Gil-
christ, dwl 212 Second
Hey — See Hay
Heydenfeldt Anna, (widow) adjuster U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 1107 Stockton
Heydenfeldt Sol Jr., (Morgan $ H.) attorney-at-
law, office 414 California, dwl 320 OFarrell
Heydenfeldt Solomon, attorney -at-1 iw. office NW
cor California aud Sansom, dwl 1 1 10 Powell
Heye Henry, furnished rooms, 1023 Kearny
HUNTINGTON-, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [H DIRECTORY.
321
Heyer Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Third
and Bryant
Heyes Richard, chronometer and watchmaker with
* Thomas Tenuent, dwl 1028 Market
Heyes Wilfred, chronometer and watchmaker with
Thomas Teunent, dwl 1028 Market
Hey f ron John, longshoreman, dwl Goodsell Place
" nr First
Heyfrou Joseph H., wood and coal, 312 Sixth
Heyfrou Martin, dwl 28 Perry
Heyfron Mathew, wood and coal, 716 Folsom, dwl
28 Perry
Heyfron Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Perry
Heyfron Patrick, driver with Martin Heyfrou, dwl
14 Langton
Heyfrou Peter, laborer, dwl 28 Perry
Heyl George, butcher, dwl 17 Louisa
Heymau Herman, pawnbroker, 7-11 'Washington
Heyrnan Jacob. (San Francisco Shoe Factory J res
Grass Valley
Heymau Martin, seaman brig Lucy Ann, pier 9
Steuart
Hevman Wolf, pawnbroker, 16 Kearny, dwl 431
" O'Farrell
Heyn Anne, (widow) dwl W s Jones bet Francisco
and Lombard
Heyn George, shoemaker, dwl 234 Stevenson
Heyn William, clerk, 17 Front, dwl Hansa House
Heyuemann Hermann, (Heynemann & Co. J dwl
S s Francisco bet Kearny and Dupont
Heynemann Leonard D., (Heynemann & Co.) res
Manchester, England
Heynemann Manfred H., clerk with Heynemann &
Co., dwl S s Francisco bet Kearnv and Dupont
HEYNEMANN & CO., (Leonard D' Heynemann,
Herrmann Heynemann and F. P. Salomons)
importers and jobbers dry goods, carpets, up-
holstery, etc., 5 Sansom
Heys Edward, shoemaker, dwl 535 Stevenson, rear
Heywood Frank, (Heyivood # Harmon) dwl 1616
Clay
Heywood P. P., (Heywood & Flint) res Oakland
Heywood Silas J., ( Hey wood & Hendley) dwl 202
Ellis
Heywood William B., (Heywood & Harmon) dwl
1616 Clay
Heywood Zimri B., (Heywood & Harmon) dwl
1703 Sacramento
HEYWOOD & FLINT, (P. P. Heywood and
Augustus P. Flint) managers Hartford Fire
Insurance Co., office 313 California
HEYWOOD & HARMON, (Zvmri B., William
B. and Frank Heywood and Samuel H. Har-
mon) lumber, pier 13 Steuart
Heywood & Hendley, (Silas J. Heywood and
Aaron G. Hendley) commission butter, cheese,
lard and hams, and agents Crystal Salt Works,
224 Clay
Heywoood — See Haywood
Hibbard Edward, painter, dwl 8 Tyson Place
Hibbard John G.. carpenter, dwl S s Thirteenth Av
bet N and P, South S. F.
Hibberd P. S., sawyer, dwl 725 Brannan
HIBERNIA BREWERY, Matthew Nuuau propri-
etor, S s Howard ur Ninth
Hibernia Hall, Small & Barrett proprietors, 246
Third
Hibernia House, John Murray proprietor,509 Davis
HIBERNIA SAYINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
Myles D. Sweeney president, Edward Martin
secretary and treasurer, N E cor Montgomery
and Market
HIBERNIA SAYINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY'S
BUILDING, NE cor Montgomery and Market
Hibschlev Joseph, dwl 236 Sutter
Hickei Henry, deputy sheriff City Hall, dwl 942
Harrison
Hicken Louis, (Neumann 4* H.) dwl 14 Cleaveland
Hickey James, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Hickey James, laborer with DeYries & Chase, dwl
SW cor Sansom and Valleje
Hickey James, miner, dwl California Avenue nr
Wolfe Avenue, Bernal Hights
Hickey J. J., clerk with Joseph M. Kiuley
Hickey John, laborer, dwl 49 Jessie, rear
Hickey John, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 338
Main
Hickey John, laundryman with S. F. Laundry Ass'n,
dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Hickey John, seaman, dwl 127 Folsom
Hickey Mary Miss, milliner, 128 Second
Hickey Mathew, blacksmith Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 50 Natoma
Hickey Thomas, laborer Market Street Wharf, dwl
7 Clara
Hickey Thomas, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Hickey W., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Hickey William, barkeeper, dwl 100| Second
Hickey William, carpenter, dwl 22 Clarence Place
Hickey William, fireman, dwl 272 Tehama
Hidden Thomas W., bakery, dwl NV\r cor Natoma"
and Eleventh
Hickox Albert A., clerk with John Taylor & Co.,
dwl 2225 Howard
Hickox D. Wesley, cutter U. S. B. Mint, dwl 418
Shot well
Hickox George C, (Hickox & Spear )fa\ 1620 Cal
Hickox Seth H., grocer, dwl 1810 Sacramefik)
Hickox W. C, carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl 743
Pine
HICKOX & SPEAR, {George C. Hickox and John
I. Spear) bankers, 50H Montgomery
Hicks Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hicks Charles W., laborer, dwl 27 Minna
HICKS D. 6c, CO. /Henry Keller) bookbinders and
blaukbook manufacturers. 543 Clay
Hicks Daniel. (D. Hicks & Co.) dwl 415 Union
Hicks E. P., dwl 726 Clementina
Hicks James L. , machinist and sewing machines, 47
Second, dwl 240 Jessie
Hicks John A., bookkeeper with Keane, O'Connor
&Co., dwl 546 Howard
Hicks John R., photographer with C.L. Cramer, dwl
13 Perry
Hicks Richard M., drygoods, 104 Second, dwl 546
Howard
Hicks Thomas.machinist Union Iron Works, dwl cor
Fourth and Tehama
Hicks Thomas, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Hicks William B., blacksmith, dwl 552 Bryant
Hickson Henry, wharfinger East Street Wharf, dwl
564 1 Howard
Hidden Albert, seaman, dwi 32 Steuart
Hidden John, carpenter H. C. League, 27 Post
Hidden Treasure (Cous.) Mining Co., 10 Express
Building
Hidderich Herman, cabinetmaker, dwl 425 Third
Hider Ci.arles, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Hienes Jacob, peddler, dwl 630 Vallejo
Hier Rudolph, sawyer with W. G. Weir, dwl 125
Hayes, rear
Hiergovan Michel, barkeeper with H. Perrier, dwl
206 Third
Hiester Amos C, compositor Stock Report, dwl
7124 Tehama
Higbee L. P. Mrs., printer, dwl 31 Eddy
Higby William, attorney at law, office 622 Clay, res
Oakland
Higel Alois, molder City Iron Works, dwl 520 Miss
Higel Nicholas, molder Union Iron Works, dwl San-
chez bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Higge William, seaman, dwl 409Drumm
Higginbottom David, tinsmith and roofer, dwl 521
Sacramento
Higgms Augustus, carpenter, dwl 202 Sixth
Higgins Bridget, (widow) dwl Chestnut nr Franklin
Higgins Charles, agent, dwl 31 Second
JONES, PULLMAN &■ CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
21
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
322
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.
Higgiua Edward, carpenter, dwl 406 Natoma
Biggins Edward, photographer with John A. Miller
Uiggius EliBha, (Higgim& GollinsJ dwl 604 Fil-
bert
Higgins Ellen, (widow) dwl 1315 Powell
Hiwrins }I., (widow) dwl 202 Sixth
HIGGINS ISAAC N., editor Morning Call, dwl 503
Powell
Higgins James, clerk, dwl 245 Second
Biggins James, laborer, dwl 725 Broadway
Hoggins James B., solicitor Police Gazette, dwl 221
Tebama
Higgins James F., clerk with Higgins & Co., dwl
512 Greenwich
Higgins James H., jeweler with J. W. Tucker &,
Co., dwl 434 Greenwich
Higgins James S., (Higgins & Co.) dwl 512 Green-
wich
Higgins John, dwl What Cheer House
Higgins John, blacksmith, 670 Mission, dwl 10 Moss
Higgins John, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works,
dwl E s Boardman Place nr Brannan
Higgins Jolm, laborer, dwl 1210 Pacific
Higgins John, laborer Spring Valley Waterworks,
dwl 105 Tehama
Higgins John, laborer with Cornelius Mahoney, dwl
1413 Hyde
Higgins John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Higginsi^obn, painter, dwl W s Salmon bet Pacific
and Broadway
Higgins John, porter N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. Idaho
HIGGINS JOHN, proprietor Western Hotel, 214
Broadway
Higgins John F., waiter, 612 Market, dwl Ns Min-
na bet First and Second
Higgius John W., dwl 202 Sixth
Higgins Margaret, (widow) groceries, 525 Mission
Higgins Mark, with Merriiield & Co., dwl 2 Eddy
Place
Higgins Michael, dwl Chestnut nr Franklin
Higgins Michael, coupe, Plaza, dwl 1413 Hyde
Higgins Michael, helper Union Iron Works
Higgins Michael, painter, dwl 435 Pine
Higgins Michael G., liquor saloon, 511 Mission
Higgins Morris, laborer, dwl 2 Eddy Place
Higgins M. W., plumber and gasfitter, dwl 19 Fol-
som Avenue
Higgins Patrick, cooper with Flint, Peabody &. Co.
dwl NEcor Eighth aud Brannan
Higgins Patrick, stonecutter, dwl E s Lyons nr Busli
Higgins Patrick, waiter What Cheer House
Higgins Robert, bricklayer, dwl 442£ Clementina
Higgins Samuel, machinist, dwl 239 Fremont
Higgins Solomon, teamster, 101 Market, dwl 1051
Howard
Higgins Thomas, dwl 535 Minna
Higgins Thomas, anuealer Carson City Mint, dwl
337 Union
Higgins Thomas, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl SW cor Fillmore and Turk
Higgins Uriah, artesian wellborer, office 211 San-
son], dwl 205 Sansom
Higgins Walter B., sewing machines,242 Third, dwl
651 Stevenson
Higgins Warren D., clerk, 92 California Market, dwl
277 Minna
Higgius William, clerk Western Hotel, 214 Broad-
way
Higgins William, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 8 Sal-
mon
Higgins William, longshoreman, dwl 616 Bat, rear
Higgins William, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Higgins William L., (Higgins & Greene) dwl 1520
Mission
Higgins William P., driver Occidental Laundry,
dwl N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Higgins William T., dwl 109 Montgomery
Higgins ifc Co., (James S. Higgins J fruit and pro-
duce commission, 323 Washington
HIGGINS & COLLINS, (Elisha Biggins and
George H. Collins) wholesale wood aud lum-
ber, office I Market
Higgins &, Greene, (William, L, Higgins and Clay
M. Greene) stockbrokers, office 413 California
Higginson John, porter, dwl 48 Louisa
Higgs Henry WT., (H. W. Higgs & Co.) dwl 6
John
Higgs H. W. & Co., asphaltum roofers, office 328
Montgomery
Higham Elijah, sewing machines, 215 Fourth
Highland 8. M. Co., (Elko Co. Nev.) office 28 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Hijihley Lizzie Mrs., dressmaking, 1005 How
Ilightnian Gustave, upholsterer with Mitchell &
Bell, dwl 728 Market
Hightman William, tanner with Funcke & Wasser-
mann, dwl cor Brannan and White's Place
Higliton Edward, corresponding clerk with Piatt &
' Newton, dwl 318 Turk
High ton Edward R., (Higliton & Oakley) dwl E s
Valencia bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
HIGHTON HENRY E., attorney at law, office
528 California, dwl E s Valencia bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Higliton & Oakley, (Edward B. Higliton and
Robert 0. Oakley) real estate agents, 306 Mont-
gomery
Higley Horace A., land agent UniversityJCalifornia,
office 712 Montgomery, dwl 114 Mason
Hiland John, upholsterer, dwl 29 Second
Hilberer Philip, ( Heidcr $ H.) dwl 304 Fell
Hilbert Charles, machinist Empire Foundry, dwl
Greenwich nr Dupont
Hilbert Henry, waiter with D. J. Harrison &, Co.,
dwl 9 Dupont
Hilbert John, machinist Empire Foundry, dwl
Greenwich nr Dupont
Hilbert Leonard, bakery, 1223 Stockton
Hilborn Ralph, teamster with M. Gray, dwl SW
cor Kearny and Lombard
Hildebrand Alexander, bookkeeper with M.Gray,
dwl 112 Eleventh
Hildebrand August, butcher with Louis Geggus,
dwl 72 Everett
Hildebrand Conrad, barkeeper, dwl Vallejo Place
Hildebrand George, clerk with Louis Hazelquist,
dwl 814 Jackson
Hildebrand George, varnisker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 107 Oak '
Hildebrand Herman, wTaiter with Lawrence O'Con-
nell, dwl 826 Market
Hildebrand Jacob, liquor saloon, 1113 Dupont
Hildenbrand Michael, baker Lick House, dwl E s
Thirteenth bet Howard and Mission
Hildebrand William, clerk with Phipps & Flenni-
keu, dwl S s Bush nr Kearny
Hildebrandt Carsten, (Hildebrandt <£• K nop) dwl S
E cor Broadway and Montgomery
Hildebrandt Charles, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Hildebrandt, Christopher, (Hildebrandt & Saas)
dwl 1701 Leavenworth
Hildebrandt Conrad, hostler, dwl 12 Auburn
Hildebrandt Ferdinand, carriagepainter with Lar-
king &. Co., dwl 15i Tehama
Hildebrandt Henry, barkeeper with Osmer & Co.,
dwl NE cor Folsom and Steuart
Hildebrandt Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Sutter aud Clara Lane, dwl 208 Sutter
Hildebrandt John, beer saloon, 530 Pacific
Hildebrandt Philip, express wagon, SW cor Stockton
and Vallejo, dwl 638 Pacific
Hildebrandt William C, bookkeeper, 306 Califor-
nia, dwl W s Capp nr Ewenty-fourth
Hildebrandt & Knop, (Carsten Hildebrandt & El-
fert K nop) groceries and liquors, SE cor Broad-
way and Montgomery
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron. Cor. Bush and Market;
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, "White Shirts.
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323
Hildebrandt & Saas, (Christopher Hildebrandt and
Fred Saas) butchers, 1701 Leavenworth
Hildebrandt — See Hillebrandt
Hildebrecht Otto, blacksmith, dwl 613 Bryant
Hildebrecbt Rudolph W., wood carver, "dwl 413
Bryant
Hildreth Fauny Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1301 Larkin
Hildreth Richard, barkeeper, dwl '21 Garden
Hildreth Thomas, (Dnnphy & H. ) res San Jose
Hiler Peter, blacksmith, dwl N s Moulton nr Steiner
Hilford William, housesmith Phcenix Iron Works,
dwl 551 Mission
Hilgerloh Henry, depot Bay Brewery, 4 Front, dwl
247 Clementina
Hilgis George, seaman, dwl 810 Ellis
Hill A. A. Miss, principal Shotwell Street Primary
School, dwl E s Fillmore bet Hayes and Fell
Hill A. D., dwl E s Fillmore bet Hayes and Fell
Hill Alexander, blacksmith, dwl 214 Broadway
Hill Andrew B., clerk Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl
1712 Turk
Hill Area, laborer with Matbias & Domett, 114
Washington
Hill Benjamin, foreman, dwl 1001 California
Hill Charles D., seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3 Steu
Hill Charles L., painter, dwl W s Chattanooga nr
Twenty-fourth
Hill Christopher, master mariner, dwl 311 Ritch
Hill Edward, cook, dwl 048 Mission
Hill Edwin P., messenger Loudon and S. F. Bank,
dwl 957 Harrison
Hill Epbraim P., compositor Morning Call, dwl 710
Ellis
Hill Frank, upholsterer with A. Berson &. Son, dwl
741 Washington
Hill Frederick, dwl 725 Pine
Hill Frederick A., dwl Union Club
Hill George, porter with Holt Bros.
Hill George A., miller, dwl 204 First
Hill George A., secretary Tallulah Mining Co., of-
fice 19 New Montgomery, dwl 1201 Sacramento
Hill Harry, seaman, dwl 12!) Jackson
Hill Henry, clerk Bootz' Hotel. 435 Pine
Hill Henry 0., with J. Blake Dow, dwl N s Pleas-
ant bet Taylor and Jones
Hill Horace L., stockbroker, dwl Union Club
Hill Howard, cabinetmaker with Edward H. Lin-
forth, dwl 740 Howard
Hill James F., blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl
Bluxoine nr Fourth
Hill James S., machinist with Phelps Bros., dwl W
s Bernal bet Precita Av and Serpentine Av
Hill John, porter, 18 Battery
Hill John, real estate atjent, office 304 Montgomery
dwl NW cor Shotwell and Twenty-fourth
Hill John, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Hill John, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Orizaba
Hill John T., clerk with John S. Mausou, dwl 720
Broadway
Hill Joseph, laborer, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hill Joseph C. A., (Hill & Eastman) res Oakland
HILL, LLOYD & MILLER, (William P. Hill,
Ralph Lloyd and John P. G. Miller) produce
commission, 202 Washington
Hill Margaret, (widow) dwl 788 Folsom
Hill Margaret P., (widow) dwl 1308 Howard
Hill Marian Mrs., dwl 905 Bush
Hill Mary Miss, nurse, dwl 788 Folsom
Hill Octavia W. Mrs., dressmaker, 5 Vallejo Place
Hill Peter, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Hill Richard, clerk Assessor's office, dwl 810 How
Hill Richmond R., porter with J. W. Tucker & Co.,
dwl 5 Vallejo Place
Hill Robert, baker, dwl 524J Sixth
Hill Robert, bakery, S s Twenty-fourth nr Alabama
Hill Rupert G., assistaut with S. Hastings Hall,
dwl 615 Stockton
HILL SAMUEL, general agent Florence Sewing
Machines, 19 New Montgomery, dwl 905 Bush
Hill Samuel, porter Lick House Saloon
Hill Sarah, (widow) seamstress, dwl 209 Minna
Hill Sumner, purser with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 512
Folsom
Hill Thomas, blacksmith Union Foundry, dwl 48
Tehama
Hill Thomas, mate schooner Greyhound, 27 Market
Hill William, boilermaker, dwl 227 Second
Hill William, seaman, dwl 531 East
Hill William B., carpenter, dwl 63 Jessie
Hill William B., laborer with George E. Pindar,
dwl 54 First
Hill William II., clerk with R. G. Dun & Co., dwl
505 Sutter
Hill William H., Golden City Straw Works, 131 Sec
Hill William P., (Hill, Lloyd $ Miller) dwl 424
Sansom
HILL & EASTMAN, (J. G. A. Hill and T. 8.
Eastman) agents Abbot, Downing & Co's
carriages, 411-415 Battery
Hillard Benjamin F., assistant secretary S. F. Stock
and Exchange Board, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hillard John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Hillard William, dwl 726 Mission
Hilldebrand George W., private school, 753 Miss
Hillebrand Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Welsh
Hillebrandt Fabian, agent Albanv Brewery, dwl
400 Brannan
HILLEBRANDT JOHN, groceries and liquors,
SW cor Folsom and Sixteenth
Hillebrandt — See Hilldebrandt
Hillegass William, ( Shaltuck 8f Hi res Oakland
Hillen D. H., groceries and liquors, 1301 Larkin
Hi Her Charles, clerk, 512 Market, dwl 230 Kearny
Hiller David A., homoeopathic physician, office and
dwl 226 Post
HILLER FREDERIC, homoeopathic physician and
surgeon, office and dwl 226 Post
Hiller George, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 214 Te-
hama
Hiller Nicholas, cook, dwl 825 Kearny
Hiller Otto, seaman schooner Greyhound, dwl 32
Steuart
Hiller Richard M., carriage manufacturer, 715 Fol-
som, dwl 519 Brvant
Hillers Ahrend, with Stahmaun & Molk, dwl SW
cor Stockton and Sacramento
Hillers Diedrich, (Diedrich Hillers & Co.J'dwl
SE cor Pacific and Montgomery
Hillers Diedrich & Co., (John H. Molk) groceries
and liquors, SE cor Pacific and Montgomery
Hillery W. H., (colored) pastor Zion Colored
Church, dwl S s Greenwich nr Larkin
Hill^en & Mailer, (Henry Hillgen and Albert
Mailer) groceries and liquors, SE cor Eighth
and Mission
Hillhouse John T. B., civil engineer, dwl 906 Mkt
Hilliard Louis B., conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
224 Fourth
Hilling Henry, paperhanger and decorator, 573 Mis-
sion, dwl 408^ Natoma
Hillirt Frederick, teacher mechanics Public Schools,
(and Portois $• H.) dwl 19 Silver
Hillis George, pantryman Occidental Hotel
Hillman Edward, stevedore, dwl WsPringles Court
nr Greenwich
Hillman Henry, expresswagon, 100 Spear, dwl 624
Minna
Hillman Isaac, razorstrops and medicines, 151
Shipley
Hillman James, (W. T. Garratt & Co.) dwl E s
Mission nr Twenty -second
Hillman John, fireman steamer New World, dwl
Minerva Lodgings
Hillman Philip, porter, 14 Battery
Hillinantle Bernard, tailor, dwl 164 Clara
Hills Austin, carpenter, dwl 156 Third
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in sreat variety-
"WA.TKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Hills Frank X., pressman with C. A. Murdock &
Co., dwl 805 Hyde
Bills J. s.. ,hvl 509 Hush
Hills Rut'us P., carpenter with X. Gray & Co., dwl
641 Sacramento
Hills Sanford ,M.. carpenter, 842 Clay
Billstrommer Charles II.. barkeeper with Louisa
Rosenmoller, 12 Washington
Hillyer Munson C, stockbroker, office 415 Califor-
nia, dwl 331 KMis
Hilnian Thomas, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Hilmer Louis, apothecary with William Smith, XE
cor Fourth and Howard
Hiln Frederick, baker with E. A. Engelberg, dwl
118 Kearny
Hilton Charles, pilemaker, dwl 132 Clara
Hilton George C., laborer, dwl 49 Clay
Hilton George K., printer, dwl 625 Bush
Hilton J. C.| milkman, Chestnut nr Steiner
Hilton John, dwl 1037| Folsom
Hilton John W., b ilesman with George Finck, dwl
Stevenson House
Hilton Prince E., drayman with Miller it Co., dwl
537 Howard
Hilton Samuel M., messenger with Wells, Fargo &.
Co., dwl 331 Montgomery
Hilton Stanford, carpenter, 'dwl Ws Folsom bet
Twentieth and Twenty -first
Hilton Stephen Rev., ('Hilton & Cheevcr) res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
HILTON *&, CHEEVER, (Stephen Hilton and
Silas G. CheeverJ editors and publishers Evan-
gel, office 414 Clay
Hilton — see Hylton
Hilts Abraham, inspector, dwl 410 Octavia
Hilty Godfried, nurse German Hospital
Ilimes W.A., ( Hayford, H. & Co.; res Colfax, Ne-
vada
HIMMELMAXX ANDREW, real estate and
moneybroker, office t>37 Washington, dwl 308
O'Fairell
Himmelmann Jacob, real estate, dwl 23 Garden
Himmelrech Johann J., liquor saloon. 1029 Rear
Himmermann Daniel, contractor, dwl X s Washing-
ton bet Fillmore and Steiner
Himon Abraham, merchant, dwl 12 Russ
Himrod Oliver W. , proprietor Holden House, fur-
nished rooms, 523 Kearny
Hincheon John, millhand with Benjamin F. Gil-
mau, dwl W s Beale nr Folsom
Hinchev Joseph, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Hinchlift'e William B., pressman with Bacon &
Company, dwl b' Melvina Place
Hinchman Albert A., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl
1124 Pine
HINCHMAN AUGUSTUS P., attorney at law,
office 509 Kearny, dwl 703 Bush
Hinchman Charles H., distiller, dwl 1124 Pine
Hinck G. Ferdinand, salesman with Von Ronn &
Hencke Bros., dwl 032 Broadway
Hinck Henry, driver with Von Ronn & Hencke
Bros., 43 Washington Market
HINCK HENRY J., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Bryant and Rincon Place
Hinck John. (Hinck & Hunzcn) dwl 1610 Powell
Hinck & Htinzeu, (John Hinck and William
Hunzcn) liquor saloon, 1018 Market
Hinckley Albeit, dwl X s Twenty-fourth bet Castro
and Diamond
Hinckley Charles D., manufacturer bed and sofa
springs, 73 New7 Montgomery
HINCKLEY CHARLES E., chemist and apothe-
cary, 32 Post, dwl 526J O'Farrell
Hinckley Charles E. Jr., clerk with C. Ado-lone
Low & Co., 208 California
Hinckley Daniel B., (Hinckley & Co. J res Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.
'■ Hinckley George E., physician, office 105 Mont,
dwl 918 McAllister
Hinckley George G., clerk steamer Monterey, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Hinckley George W-, actor Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 120 Montgomery Block
Hinckley Isaiah, clerk with Heysvood & Hundley,
dwl 40 Second
Hinckley James, expresswa^ron. cor Clay and Dup
Hinckley N. X., shipjoiner, dwl 9 Bagley Place
Hinckley Sallie A. Miss, actress, dwl 921 Sac
HiuckleV Walter C, engineer, dwl 118 Oak
HINCKLEY & CO., fifanielB. Hinckley, Leon O.
Marskutz and Daniel E. Hayes) proprietors
Fulton Foundry. NE cor Fremont and Tehama
Hinckley. — See Hinkley
Hind Pa'trick, hostler, dwl 11 Harlan Place
Hiude Charles, drayman with John C. Morrison Jr.,
dwl 722 Clementina
Hinders Henry, boots and shoes, 332 Kearny
Hinds Ambrose, shipping clerk, dwl 1216 Jackson
Hinds Hiram, barkeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
824 Howard
Hinds John, bootmaker, dwl 29 Lafayette, rear
Hine Nelson, merchant, dwl 323 Tehama
Hiueberg B., drygoods, SW cor Sixteenth and
Valencia
Hiner Isaiah D., (colored) waiter steamer Yosemite,
dwl 914 Pacific
Hines Charles, musician, dwl 720 Pacific
Hiues George, special policeman, dwl 20 John
Hines Jacob, cook, dwl 1703 Polk
Hines James, laborer, dwl NW cor Har and Ninth
Hiues John, dwl NE cor Greenwich and Steiner
Hines John, seaman, dwl Boston House
Hiues Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Ohio bet Vallejo
and Broadway
Hines Patrick, laborer, dwl XE cor Van Xess Av
and Fern Avenue
Hines Richard, musician, dwl 19 Ellis
Hiues William H., carpenter with P.M. S. S. Co.,
dwl Sixteenth Avenue nr Railroad Avenue
Hines. — See Hynes
Hing Chang Guen, (Chinese) theater, 630 Jackson
Hing Kee, (Chinese) merchant, 716 Commercial
Hink Adolph, merchant, dwl X s Ridley bet Val-
encia and Mission
Hink Gustavus, clerk, dwl 1171 Howard
Hink John P., clerk with David Samuels, dwl 306
Tehama
Hink P. H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard
and Eighth
Hinke F.,(M. Joost & Co.) dwl NE cor Eleventh
and Mission
llinkel Charles, carpenter, dwl 322 Fell
Hinkel Henry, carpenter, dwl 557| Minna
Hinkley Oliver, (G. W. Swan <!b CoJdwlSll Har
Hinkley Parker, bookkeeper with Wilson & Bros.,
dwl W s Twelfth nr Howard
Hinkley Samuel S., clerk with Foster & Dole, dwl
222 Post
Hinkley William O, dwl 831 Bush
Hinkley — see Hinckley
llinman A. P., news agent Bamber & Co. 's Ex-
press, res San Rafael
Hinman Charles, cook with John Anderson, dwl 22
Anna
Hinney J. S., tailor Industrial School
Hino Jacob, peddler, dwl 30 Louisa
Hinque Martial, machinist, dwl 903 Folsom
Hinrichs Charles, carpenter, G-i6 Broadway, dwl
25 Scott Place
Hinrichs John, waiter, 110 Sutter, dwl 809 Clav
Hinsch Thomas S., bookkeeper with Alfred J.
Smith, dwl 553± Tehama
Hinse Herman, seaman schooner Sparrow, 1 How
Hiusen Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hinton Charles, compositor Evening Post, dwl 915
Jackson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY
325
HINTON, RAPP & CO., (W. M. Hinton, A. H.
Rupp and Henry George) publishers and pro-
prietors Evening Post, office 605 Montgomery
Hinton William M., (Hinton, Rapp & Co., and
Mahon, liapp, Thomas & Co.) dwl 915 Jack
Hiniz Louis J., broommaker with Van Laak & Gil-
les|iie, dwl 24 Natoma
Hintze Isaac, tailor, 320 Pine, dwl 1623 Sutter
Hinz Adolph, salesman, 5 Sutter, dwl 6 Ridley
Hiuz August C, (W. Haker & H.J res Paris
Hinz Carl, clerk, 5 Sutter, dwl 510 Stockton
HINZ CARL E., toolmaker, 42 Spear, dwl 317
Sutter
Hinz Louis, cabinetmaker with George B. May &
Co., dwl 837 Broadway
Hip Wo & Co., (chinese) merchants, 806 Sacramento
Hip Yeck, (Chinese) manufacturer slippers, 429 Pac
Hipp I., dwl What Cheer House
Hippin John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Davis and Pacific
Hippman Rudo\])h,f Kerihi & H.J\>ie Hansa House
Hipson John E., seacaptaiu, dwl 18 Tehama
Hird John, blacksmith and horseshoeing, SE cor
Brannan and Eighth, dwl 449 Stevenson
Hirleman Philip, porter with Levi Strauss & Co.,
dwl 1308 Larkin
Hirn Louis, hotelproprietor, dwl Me vers Hotel
Hiron Victor, patternmaker with W. P. Buswell,
dwl 165 Perry
Hirsch Bernard, clerk with Newman & Katzen-
stein, dwl 11 Dikeman Place
Hirsch Charles, salesman, 4 Kearny, dwl 11 Dike-
man Place
Hirsch Emilie Mrs., pinking and embroidery stamp-
ing, 1022 Stockton
Hirsch Joseph, laborer, dwl 123 Bush
Hirsch Leopold, clerk, 5 Sutter, dwl 1020 Stockton
Hirsch Leopold, (Hirsch & Ruefj dwl 1032 Market
Hirsch Solomon, cigarpacker with Julius Morris,
dwl 1022 Stockton
Hirsch & Ruefj (Leopold Hirsch and Meyer Ruef)
dry goods, 620 Market
Hiischberg Meyer, confectionery, 406 Third
Hirschfeld Benjamin., crockery, 15 Fourth, dwl 448
Natoma
Hirschfeld David, salesman, 38 Kearnv, dwl 614
Taylor
Hirschfeld Hermann, expresswagon, 309 Sansom,
dwl -160i Natoma
Hirschfeld Joseph, jeweler, dwl 5 Hartman
Hirschfeld Julius, salesman with M. B. Licbten-
stein. dwl 127 O'Farrell
Hirschfeld Moses, cigars and tobacco, 107 Sansom
Hirschfeld Peter, baker with Swain & Co., dwl 150
Shipley
Hirschfeld' Philip, clerk with John G. Hodge &
Co., dwl 547 Mission
Hirschfeld Solomon, butter and eggs, 16 Grand
Central Market, dwl 219 Sixth
Hirschfeld William, jewelry, 605 Sacramento, dwl
6)5 Folsom
Hirschfelder Henrietta, (widow) dwl 530 Ellis
HIRSCHMAN ADOLPH, watches and jewelry,
133 Kearny, dwl 733 Geary
Hirshfeld Abraham, hairdresser with Peter Hirsh-
feld, dwl 961 Folsom
Hirschfeld Herman, merchant, dwl 961 Folsom
Hirshfeld Peter, ladies' hairdressing saloon and deal-
er human hair, 121 Mont, dwl 961 Folsom
Hirshfeld Peter, (Mayer & H.) dwl 961 Folsom
Hirshfeld Rudolph, importer jewelry, 125 Sansom,
dwl 14 Eddy
Hirt Bonifacius, printer Hdcps. Mil. Div. Pac, 703
Market, dwl 1812 Stockton
Hirth Blanche Miss, teacher Taylor and Mason
Streets Cosmopolitan School, dwl 411 Post
HIRTH J. & SON, (Leon Hirth) manufacturers
diamond jewelrv, 608 Sacramento
Hirth Julius, (J. Hirth & Son) dwl 411 Post
Hirth Leon, (J. Hirth & Son) dwl 13 Polk
Hirth William, butcher, dwl 18 Sansom
Hise Frederick, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Orizaba
Hisgen Edward C, teacher music, dwl 815 Clay
Hitchcock Charles M., physician, dwl Grand Hotel
Hitchcock Clinton, bookkeeper with George B.
Hitchcock & Co., dwl 1010 Powell
HITCHCOCK D. W., general agent Chicago, Bur-
lington and Missouri River R.R. Line, office 214
Montgomery, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hitchcock George, fireman Colorado Steain Naviga-
tion Co.'s steamer Newbern
Hitchcock George B., (George £. Hitchcock & Co.)
dwl 1010 Powell
HITCHCOCK GEORGE B. & CO., counting-
house stationers, 413 and 415 Sansom
Hitchcock Wilbur F., (Hitchcock, Shaw & Co.) dwl
1509 Jones
Hitchcock, Shaw & Co., (Wilbur F. Hitchcock and
Albert Shaw) commission merchants, 310Davis
Hitcliens James, miner, dwl 115 Mason
Hitchings Edward, paperhanger. dwl 30 O'Farrell
Hite Ormsby Jr., purser N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Orizaba, dwl 331 Kearnv
HITTELL JOHN S., editorial department Alta
California, dwl 619 Steveuson
Hittell Theodore H., attornev-at-law, office 4 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl 726 Folsom
Hixon Omri Mrs., (widow) dwl 1234 Bush
Hixon — See Hickson
Hixson Jasper M., produce commission, and dealer
Chinese i^oods, 322 Davis, dwl 718 Turk
Ho Yun & Co., (Chinese) tailors, 909 Dupont
Hoadley John, laborer, dwl 538 Howard
Hoadley Lucy Mrs., lodgings, 20 Teh a ma
Hoadley Mil'o, civil engineer, office 29 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl NE cor Bush and Cemetery Av
Hoadley Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl
Main nr Folsom
Hoag Charles P., operator WesternUnion telegraph,
res Oakland
Ho.ig Frank, saloon, dwl 1407 Powell
Hoag George S., (George S. Hoag & Co.) dwl 600
Geary
HOAG GEORGE S. & CO., wood and coal, SW
cor Sutter and Powell
Hoag Horace, (Hoag Jj- Co. J dwl Ns Twenty-
sixth bet Mission and Bartlett
Hoag James W., driver N. B. & M. R.R., dwl 829
Folsom
Hoag Mathias, stairbuilder with Benjamin H.
Freeman
Hoag S. Cushing, farmer, dwl 435 Geary
Hoag William, capitalist, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hoag & Co., (Horace Hoag and Julius A. Haste)
real estate and employment, office SE cor Kear-
ny and California
HOAGLAND WILLIAM C, architect, office 533
Kearny, res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Hoar James, laborer, dwl 211 Tehama, rear
Hoar James, laborer, dwl 533 Linden
Hoar James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hoar John, hostler Dexter Stable, dwl Trinity
Court
Hoar Samuel E., agent Weed Sewing Machine Co.,
329 Kearny, dwl 229 Minna
Hoare M. H., blacksmith, W s Potrero nr [Brannan
St. Bridge, dwl Clinton bet Bryant and Bran
Hobain John, laborer, dwl 235 First
Hobart Benjamin Jr., (Hobart, Wood & Co.) dwl
1029 Post
Hobart Benjamin F., machinist with Marcus C.
Hawley & Co., dwl 8 Verona Place
Hobart John R., lumber surveyor, pier 5 Steuart,
dwl 124 Perrv
HOBART, WOOD & CO., (Benjamin Hobart Jr.
Samuel A. Wood and I. M. Wentworth) im-
porters and jobbers boots and shoes, 15 Sansom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
326
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
Hobbert Henry T., booke and stationery, 152 Third,
dwl 1 1 Hampton Place
Hobbey Benjamin, solicitor Chin da Wan, dwl 612
California
Hobbe Caleb S., (Ilobbs, Gilmore & Co.) dwl 534
Howard
Hobbs Frederick, grain broker, 40 California, dwl
1008 Bush
Hobba John K. C, assistant bookkeeper with Hobbs,
Gilmore & Co., dwl 534 Howard
HOBBS, GILMORE & CO., {Caleb 8. Hobbs,
Stephen D. Gilmore and David Pomeroy)
planing mill and box factory, 213-219 Market
Hobbs' Wharf, E s Long Bridge" foot Fourth
Hobe Ailolpbii8 A., deputv treasurer City and Couu-
tv. dwl 113 Eighth
Hobe George J., dwl 1229 Pacific
Hoben James, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 1134
Folsom
Hobkirk Peter, carpenter, dwl S s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Hobro William D., plumber with Edmund Lane,
dwl 914 Jackson
Hobron William McC, captain schooner Adrianna,
dwl 1 Perry
Hobson Abraham, bootmaker, 7 Prospect Place
Hobson Henry, carpenter, dwl N s Seventeenth
Avenue nr Q, South S. F.
Hobson Henry B., clerk with I. Friedlander, res
Oakland '
Hobson Thomas, porter with Thomas Day, dwl 803
Montgomery
Hobson William, barkeeper Bay View House
Hobson William G., bookkeeper with Colorado
Steam Nav. Co., dwl 1326 Polk
Hoburg William H., real estate, office 606 Mont-
gomery, dwl 315 Tyler
Hocb Frederick, wheelwright with Costigan &
Bro.. dwl 407 Pacific
HOCH JOHN HENRY FRANK, Cosmopolitan
Exchange liquor saloon, N\V cor Sansom and
Bush, dwl 1407 Powell
Hochbrun Henry, (Ruck & H.) dwl 209 Tehama
Hochholzer Harriet Mrs. teacher Girls' Higli School,
dwl 1209 Clay
Hochholzer Hugo, architect, office 59 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 1209 Clay
Hochholzer James, apprentice Cal. Planing Mill, dwl
1209 Clay
Hochkofler Rudolph, (Hochkofler & Reed) res
Oakland
HOCHKOFLER & REED, (Rudolph Hochkof-
ler 6c George Reed) merchandise brokers, office
207 Front
Hochmeister Charles, carpenter, dwl SE cor Second
and Howard
Hochstadter Charles, salesman with Keane, O'Con-
nor & Co., dwl 502 Bnsh
Hochstadter Eli, merchant, office 426 Montgomery,
dwl 426 Post
Hock Charles, (Hock & Praizo) dwl 1007 Mission
Hock Henry, beer saloon, 805 Market, dwl N s
Market nr Hayes
Hock John, cook, dwl 123 Jackson
Hock Tobias, hairdresser, dwl 1(107 Mission
Hock Tobias, mason, dwl 1007 Mission
Hock & Praizo, (Charles Hock & John Praizo)
hairdressers, 548 Washington
Hockele Louis, groceries and liquors, 1128 Folsom
Hocken Robert, carpenter H.C.Leagne, 230 Kearny
Hocking Samuel, carpenter, dwl 411 Pacific
Hodes August, barber, dwl 4 Taylor Place
Hodgdeu Ambrose P., carpenter, dwl N s Sixteenth
bet Market and Mission
Hodgdon Charles, master mariner, dwl 635 Stev
Hodgdou C. L. Mrs., physician, dwl 1063 Howard
Hodgdon Eliza A., (widow) lodgings, 8 Mason
Hodgdon W. H., teacher music University Mound
College, dwl 1063 Howard
Hodge Alexander, fruitstand, 713 Folsom
Hodye John G., (John G. Hodge & Co.) res New
York
HODGE JOHN G. & CO., importers and jobbers
books, stationery, etc., SW cor San and Sac
Hodge Joseph, hostler, dwl 116 Sutter, rear
Hodge Michael, drayman, cor Jackson and East,
dwl 338 Union
Hodges Albert, machinist, dwl 347 Fremont
Hodges E. M. Miss, teacher Market Street Primary
School, dwl 107 Fifth
Hodges George, windmill maker with Atwood &
Bodwell, dwl 317 Fremont
Hodges John, driver City R. R.
Hodges Willard, merchant, dwl 637 Folsom
Hodges William, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Hodgkin J. W., (J. W. Hodgkin & Co.j dwl cor
Eleventh Av and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Hodgkin J. W. & Co., (I). C. M. Good sell J lum-
ber, etc., cor L and Fourth Av, South S. F.
Hodgkins Henrv, carpenter, dwl S s Fifteenth Av
bet Q and R, South S. F.
Hodgkins Mary, (widow) dwl 215 Tehama
Hodgkins Pilsbury, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl SW cor Twenty-firs* and Capp
Hodnett Jeremiah, laborer, dwl S s Seventeenth
bet Valencia and Mission
Hoebel Ernst, (Hoebel <§• Luther) dwl 444 1 Third
Hoebel & Luther, (Ernst Hoebel and Hans Luther)
photographers, 444j Third
Hoeber Eugene E. L., apprentice with John F.
Brown, dwl 912 Harrison
Hoeber Henry, U. S. measurer vessels and inspec-
tor Custom House, dwl 912 Harrison
Hoefer Henry G., gilder and frame manufacturer,
813 Washington
Hoegeu Cornelius, bootmaker, NE cor Gough and
Hickory
Hoehna Carl, porter with Mavrisch Bros. & Co., dwl
739 Tehama
Hoel John, laborer, dwl 410 Folsom, rear
Hoelscber Anton, brewer Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 109 Tehama
Iloelscher Ernst, groceries and liquors, SE cor Eddy
and Mason, dwl 209 Taylor
Hoelscher Werner, clerk with Ernst Hoelscber, dwl
SE cor Eddy and Mason
Hoelscher William, (Mausshardt & H.) dwl 832
Harrison
Hoelle George, varnisher with George Ueffinger &
Co., dwl 103 Hayes
Hoen Gabriel, foundry man, dwl S s Fulton nr Octavia
Hoertkorn Charles, boots and shoes, 543 Washing-
ton, dwl E s Bartol nr Broadway
Hoery John, waiter, dwl 606 Powell
Hoey Annie, (widow) dwl 366 Natoma
Hoey David, teamster with Smith, Brown & Co.,
dwl NE cor Ninth and Brannan
Hoey Eugene, upholsterer with John Hoey, dwl
823 Mission
Hoey James, cook ship Germania, Rincon Wharf
Hoey John, furniture and upholstery, 729 Market,
dwl 823 Mission
Hoey Patrick, laborer, dwl 164 Jessie
Hoey Thomas, coppersmith with James Macken,
dwl 536 Sacramento
Hoey Thomas, waiter Lick House
Hoey William, painter and grainer, dwl 34 Everett
Hoey — See Hoy and Hoye
Holer Charles, painter with A. W. Frank, dwl 322
Dupont
Hoff Charles A., tobacconist, dwl 231 Sutter
Hoff Oliver, physician, office 208 Stockton, dwl 850
Market
Hoff William C, real estate, dwl SE cor Sixteenth
and Hoff Avenue
Hoff — See Hough and Huff
Hoffart William, varnisher with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 207 Post
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
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327
Hoffen George, butcher, dwl 710 Kearny
Hoffenberger Jacob, laborer with William Reil, 531
Fourth
Hoffer Florent, (Hartmami & H.) dwl 110 Bush
Hoffman Abraham, teacher music, dwl 222 Stev
Hoffman Albert, plumber, dwl 620 Third
Hoffman Alexander, (colored) laborer, dwl 1611
Powell
Hoffman A. M. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 142:2
Folsom
Hoffman B., laborer, dwl 221 Francisco, rear
Hoffman Charles, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hoffman Charles, newsdealer, dwl 116 Sutter, rear
Hoffman Charles, (Charles and John Hoffman J dwl
709 Davis
Hoffman Charles & John, hairdressers, 709 Davis
Hoffman Charles II., teacher music, dwl 7 Howard
Court
Hoffman Charlotte, (widow) dwl 620 Third
Hoffman Christian, carpenter, dwl 275 Stevenson
Hoffman David, bottler with Wiggett & Co., dwl
SE cor Broadway and Mason
Hoffman Edward, (Hoffman & Green) dwl 527
Green, rear
Hoffman Ferdinand W., clerk, dwl S s Water bet
Mason and Taylor
Hoffman Francis J., porter, 323 Pine, dwl 3 Lafay-
ette Place
Hoffman Frederick, (Gniher & Co.) dwl 136 Stev
Hoffman Gotlieb, engraver, 414 Sacramento, dwl
734 Vallejo
Hoffman Henrv, salesman with Stein, Simon & Co.,
dwl 1013 Green
HOFFMAN H. F. W., general agent John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance Co., office 410 Kearny,
dwl 106 Eighth
Hoffman Isaac, salesman, 17 Battery, dwl 231 Tyler
Hoffman Jacob, painter, dwl 221 Ritch.
Hoffman John, dwl 424 Sansom
Hoffman John, cook, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hoffman John, (Charles and John Hoffman) dwl
709 Davis
Hoffman John V., cabinetmaker with Johnson &
Best, dwl 1117 Kearny
Hoffman Joseph, (Hoffman & Co.) dwl 330 Eddy
Hoffman Lazarus, (Hoffman & Co.) dwl 330 Eddy
Hoffmau Louis, butcher with John Robl, dwl 807
Filbert
Hoffman Louis, peddler, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Hoffman M. Mrs., teacher evening school, dwl 106
Eighth
Hoffman Martin, shoemaker, dwl 1113 Dupont
Hoffman Martin, tin and japan ware, 1003 Market
Hoffman M. B., traveling agent Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Co., dwl Howard Court
Hoffman Ogden, judge U. S. District Court, cham-
bers 10 U. S. Court Building, dwl Pacific Club
Hoffman Peter, jeweler with Ernest Henrici, dwl
1116 Kearny
Hoffman Peter, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Hoffman Philip, compositor California Demokrat,
dwl 533 Broadway
Hoffman Samuel, (Hoffman $• Co.) res New York
Hoffman Seligman, (Hoffman $■ Co.) res Paris
Hoffman Simon, clerk, dwl 251 Tehama
Hoffman T., laborer, dwl NWcor Eighth and Brvant
Hoffman William, ( Teubner & H.) dwl 1316 Larkin
Hoffman William T., clerk with J. W. Sullivan,
dwl W s Hyde bet Turk and Eddy
HOFFMAN & CO., (Seligman, Samuel ', Lazarus
and Joseph Hoffman) importers and jobbers
millinery and fancy goods and yankee notions,
etc., 17 and 19 Battery
Hoffmau & Green, (Edward. Hoffman and Gustav
Green) stoves and tinware, 1228 Stockton
Hoffmann Ctiarles S., woodcarver with Bryant,
St rah an & Co., res Oakland Point
Hoffmann Christian, cabinetmaker with George O.
Whitney & Co., dwl 333 Bush
Hoffmann Conrad, liquor saloon, 533 Broadway
Hoffmann Henrv, salesman with Stein, Simon & Co.,
dwl 1013 Green
Hoffmann Jacob, baker, dwl Prescott House
Hoffmann Johannes, lithographer with Gustave
Drouaillet, dwl 533 Broadway
Hoffmann John, laborer California Sugar Refiuery,
dwl cor First and Brannan
Hoffmann John, storekeeper with S. F. Benevolent
Society, dwl Ws Jones bet Green and Union
Hoffmann John G., stencilcutter and engraver, 414
Sacramento, dwl 734 Vallejo
Hoffmann Joseph, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl cor Folsom and Folsom Avenue
Hoffmann Joseph, roofer, dwl 728 Market
Hoffmann Simon, tannery, Ss Serpentine Avenue nr
Howard
Hoffmann William, cabinetmaker, SW cor Page
and Octavia
Hoffstadt Oscar, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hoffschneider Anna, (widow) dwl 1424 Geary
Hoffschneider William, (Joseph Wintcrbvrn &
Co.) dwl 1428 California
Hoffsommer William, painter, dwl 319 Stockton
Hofgaard Carl, tanner, dwl S s Brannan nr Ninth
Hofling Frederick, watchmaker and jeweler, 101
Third, dwl 722 Howard
Hofmaun Adolf, champagnemaker with Eberhard
& Lachman, dwl 2 Park Avenue
Hofmann Angclo, champagnemaker with Eberhard
& Lachman, dwl 2 Park Avenue
Hofmann Henry, Central Beer Saloon, NE cor
Pine and Kearny, dwl 120 Montgomery
HOFMANN JOSEPH A., (A. Roman & Co.) dwl
572 Howard
Hofmann Ottokar, mining engineer, dwl 2 Park
Avenue
Hofmann Richard H., clerk with A. Roman & Co.,
dwl 572 Howard
Hogan C. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Hogan Charles, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co.
Hogan Charles C, collector with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 508 Hayes
Hogan Daniel, laborer, dwl 321 Third
Hogan Dennis, gasfitter with McNally & Hawkins,
dwl 160 Clara, rear
Hogan Dennis J., laborer Custom House, dwl 1112
Harrison
Hogan Edward, laborer Beale Street Warehouse
Hogan Edward A., (Nolan $• H.) dwl W s Bart-
lett nr Twenty-third
Hogan Eugene, warehouseman, dwl 152 Clara
Hogan Francis, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Hogan Frederick W., coachman Occidental Hotel,
dwl 669 Mission
Hogan George W., foreman with Bouton & Son,
dwl 25 Turk
Hogan Henry, carpenter, dwl 10 Tehama Place,
rear
Hogan Henry, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Hogan Honora, (widow) dwl 8 McCormack
Hogan James, laborer, dwl 520 Mission
Hogan James, secretary Journeyman's Boot and
Shoe Cooperative Union, dwl 425 Broadway
Hogan James L., carpenter, dwl 322 Third
Hogan John, dwl What Cheer House
Hogan John, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Hogan John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Hogan John, liquorsaloon, Greenwich nr Pierce
Hogau John, machinist S. F. Gas Co., dwl 10£
Rausch
Hogan John, seaman brig Hesperian, foot Fremont
Hogan John, teamster S. F. Gas Co., dwl 27 La-
fayette
Hogan John, teamster with Shaw & Sharp, bds
Mission Street House
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering SiUxs.
WATKINS' 5TO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
328
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Eogan John A.. ( Hogan & Co.) dwl W s Nevada
bel Fohom and Harrison
Hogan Lizzie .Miss, domestic Occidental Hotel
Eogan Mary, laundress with S. P. Laundry Abso-
ciation, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Eogan Mary, (widow) dwl W u Dora bet Harrison
and Bryant
Eogan Matthew, laborer Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 101 :•* Market
Eogan Michael, cooper with Hogan & Co., dwlWs
Nevada lir Folsom
Hogan Michael, fish, 35 Metropolitan Market, dwl
963 Harrison
Eogan Michael, laborer, dwl 37 Stanford
Eogiin Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Eogan Michael, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet Leav-
enworth and Jones
Hogan Michael, laborer with De Vries & Chase
Hogan Michael, laborer with Reynolds & Ford, dwl
"3 Eddy Place
Hogan Michael, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
303 Battery
Hogan Michael, (Co-operative Saddlery Co.) dwl
649 Mission
Hogan Michael J., blacksmith Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 513 Howard
Hogan Michael J., janitor Cosmopolitan School, dwl
14 Bannam Place
Hogan Michael L., (Claucey & H.) dwl NW cor
Sixteenth and First Avenue
Hogan M. At., carpenter, dwl Park Lane
Hogan Owen, compositor with William S. Moss &
Co., dwl 1609 Mason
Hogan Patrick, laborer, dwl 81 Stevenson
Hogan Patrick, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Hogan Patrick, porter, 112 Battery, dwl SI Stev
Hogan Patrick, porter, 213 Front, dwl 1717 Hyde
Hogan Patrick, porter with John Wightman & Co.,
dwl SE cor Sacramento and Liedesdorff
Hogan Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hogan Robert, policeman City Hall, dwl 25 Turk
Hogan Thomas, fireman with N. P. Trans. Co., dwl
214 Broadway
Hogan Thomas, laundrynian with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl N W cor Fillmore and Turk
Hogan Thomas, lougshoreinan, dwl SW cor First
and De Boom
Hogan William, expresswagon, cor Sec and Mkt
Hogan William, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s stmr
Amelia
Hogan William H., carpenter, dwl 12 Tehama Place
Hogan William J., dwl 3 Central Place
HoganA Co., (John A. Hogan, Patrick T. Butler
and James McGrath) cooperage, 106 Drum in
Hogarth George, seaman schooner Greyhound, 27
Market, dwl 32 Steuart
Hogarth William, laborer, dwl NW cor Third and
Berry
Hogate Samuel O, salesman, 63 California Market,
dwl -J Highland Terrace
Hoge George G. W., attorney at law, office 5 Mont
Block, and librarian S. F. Law Library
HOGE JOSEPH P., attorney at law, office 4 and 5
Montgomery Block, dwl Pacific Cluh
Hoge Walter, (E. Chielovich & Co. J dwl 619 Pine
Hogeboom Lawrence V., engineer steamer Chrys-
opolis, dwl 314 Tehama
Hogemeister John, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
HOGER ERNEST, groceries, 525 and 527 Wash-
ington, dwl 13] 9 Pine
Hogerto William, cook, 27 Kearny, dwl 23 Morton
Hogerty Daniel, frame mounter with Snow & Roos,
dwl 5 Miller Place
Hogg T. Eginton, real estate, office 302 Montgomery,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hoggstad Abraham, laborer, dwl 47 Sacramento
Hogle George, patternmaker Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 938 Mission
Hohenschild George, (GUJillan & H.) dwl 23 Val-
paraiso
Hohenschild Henry, salesman, 32 Kearny, dwl 863
Folsom
Hohmann Jacob, liquor saloon, 41/ \ Kearny, dwl
Tittels Row
Holm J., dwl 333 Bush
Hohndorf Henry, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl Cushman nr California
Hohwiesner Clemens, clerk with Charles Baum,
dwl 516 Third
Hoin Christopher, clerk with Richard Lung, dwl
SW cor Broadway and Polk
Hoin Felix J., clerk, dwl 617 Larkin
Hoin Isidor N., collector with A. Roman &. Co.,
dwl 617 Larkin
Hoin Peter, saloon keeper, dwl 617 Larkin
Hoin Pierre P. Jr., acting superintendent postal
delivery S. F. Post Oflice, dwl 735 Pine
Hoin Theodore E., surveyor, dwl 617 Larkin
HOITT IRA G., real estate and money broker, 425
Kearny, dwl 804 Bush
Hokansan Olof, barkeeper with Olof Mattson, SE
cor Davis and Jackson
Hoitt — See Hoyt
Holahan Francis J., clerk, dwl 616 California
Hoi a ban Maurice, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Holan Patrick, laborer, dwl 54 Minna, rear
Holand Michael, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Holander Carl, seaman, dwl 531 East
Holbb Gotleib, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 145 Silver
Holborn John, shoemaker, dwl 148 Dora
Hoi brook Benjamin P., salesman City of Paris,
dwl 219 Powell
Holbrook Charles, (Brittan, H. & Co J dwl 728
Sutter
Holbrook Charles B., physician, office and dwl SW
cor Sixth and Folsom
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., apothecary, SW cor
Sixth and Folsom
Holbrook Charles T., clerk Firemans' Fund Ins.
Co., dwl 208 Ellis
Holbrook Laura E., (widow) dwl 208 Ellis
Holbrook Otis L., bootmaker with Mason & Taylor,
dwl S s'Bush bet Dapontand Stockton
Holbrook S. G., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Holbrook T. W. J., local agent Pacific Mutual Life
Ins. Co., dwl 528 Pine
Holbrook William, clerk with E. K. Howes & Co.,
dwl 913 Montgomery
Hole Gustav, cigar merchant, dwl 557 \ Natoma
Holcher John, laborer, dwl 33 Frederick
Holcomb Franklin, real estateagent, dwl 226 Green
Holcomb W. A. &, Co., (Elisha Ransom) storage
warehouse, SW cor Battery and Vallejo
Holcomb Wesley B., salesman with Godetfroy &
Sillem, dwl 10 Ridley
Holcomb William A., (W. A. Holcomb & Co.)
dwl 1008 Clay
Holcombe Atkinson, merchant, dwl 325 Bush
HOLCOMBE. SAMUEL E., English commission
merchant, office 507 Mont, dwl 613 Mason
Holden Edward, engineer, dwl 1409 Dupont
Holden House, O. W. Himrod proprietor, 533
Kearny
Holden James, cartman, dwl 816J Folsom
Holden James B., accountant, 633 Front, dwl 742
Howard
Holden James J., tinsmith with Ezra T. Bucknam,
dwl 818 Folsom
Holden John H., cooper with Reuben Norton, 103
Commercial
Holden Joseph, attorney at law, office 312 Califor-
nia, dwl 612 Mason
HSJi* TINGTON , H.OZKLN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
329
Holden Leonard, (colored) barkeeper with Joseph
Watson, dwl 917 Washington
Holden Martin, bootmaker, 1318 Stockton, dwl 824
Green
Holden Samuel P., (S. P. Holden & Co.) dwl S s
Chestnut bet Jones and Leavenworth
Holden S. P. & Co., {'James Moor head) importers
and jobbers drv goods, linens, hosiery, embroi-
deries, etc., 28 Sansotn
Holden Teresa Mrs., furnished rooms, 759 Clay
Holden William, ex-lieuteiiaut governor, dwl 1018
Geary
Holden William, piledriver, dwl Ws Long Bridge
Holder , dwl NW cor Broadway and Maxwell
Holder David, bootmaker, 405 Dupont
Holder Willi i in W., vice principal South Cosmopo-
litan Grammar School, dwl 41 Sixth
Holderness Harold, clerk with Kodgers, Meyer &
Co., 212 Battery
Holderness S. M.. commission merchant, 402 Front,
dwl NW cor Broadway and Stockton
Holdersbacb John C driver with H. Horstmann &
Co., dwl SE cor Union and Kearny
Holdredge Henry A., porter, dwl 712 Turk
Holdredge Sarah A. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 712
Turk
Holdsworth Samuel H, actor, dwl 1910 Polk
Holea Guillermo. teacher Spanish, 608 Market
Holge John, barkeeper with William Browning,
dwl Pacific House
Holger James, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
tine
Holger John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Holik Peter, carpenter, dwl 5 Dora
Holje Henrv, collector, dwl 623 Grove
Hone John B., (Linn & II.) dwl 801 Union
Holje Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Ninth and
Brannan
Hoik Peter, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
HOLLA DAY BEN, president N. P. Trans. Co.,
office 217 Sansom, res Portland, Or
Holladav Frank, cook with John Reagan
HOLLADAY JESSE, (Holladay $ Brcnham)
dwl Occidental Hotel
Holladay .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 &
C. J. Brenham) agents North Pacific Trans-
portation Co.. office 217 Sansom
Hollaban Ann, (widow) dwl 130 Dora
Hollabau Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 20
Minna
Hollaban Dennis W., machinist, dwl 304 Minna
Hollaban John, marble polisher with M. Heverin,
dwl 43 Jessie
Hollaban Patrick, miner, dwl 130 Dora
Hollaban Richard, laborer, dwl 18 Lafayette Place
Hollaban William, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 20
Minna
Holland Andrew, drayman, Union Iron Works
Holland Bernard, cooper with Thomas F. Neagle,
dwl 13 Cleaveland
Holland Bridget, (widow) dwl S s Twenty-fourth
bet Alabama and Columbia
Holland Bros., (Woolwich, J), and Edward) mer-
chant tailors, 126 Post
HolLind Charles, carpenter, dwl W a York bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Holland Cornelius, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Holland D.& Co., fruits, 305 Washington
Holland Daniel, (D. Holland & Co.) dwl 328
Third
Holland Daniel, carder Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
cor Franklin and Lombard
Holland Denny D., I Richardson, Dell S? Co.) res
cor Seventh and Washington, Oakland
Holland Edward, (Holland Bros.) dwl 126 Post
Holland George, rigger with Green & Vivian, dwl
138 Folsom
Holland Gustavus, phvsician, office and dwl 413
Bush
Holland Henry, real estate, dwl 4 Filbert Place
Holland Homer B., clerk Cent. P. R. 11.
Holland Irvin, molder with Steiger & Boland, dwl
cor Hayes and Fell
Holland James, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Holland James, laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Holland James, laborer Hathaway' s Warehouse
Holland James, longshoreman, dwl E s Ohio-bet
Vallejo and Broadway
Holland James, pressman with Alta California, dwl
cor Spring and Summer
Holland James, seaman, dwl 31 1 Fifth Avenue
Holland James, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Holland James E., molder. dwl 710 Kearny
Holland Jane, cook, dwl 536 Broadway
Holland Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 234 Fremont
Holland John, dwl 41 Natoma
Holland John, laborer, dwl 112 Steuart
Holland John, peddler, dwl E s Third bet Folsom
and Harrison
Holland John, student Heald's Business College,
dwl 143 Third
Holland Joseph, real estate, dwl 403 Folsom
Holland Mary H., (widow) dwl 17 Hunt
Holland Michael, spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl NW cor Lombard and Franklin
HOLLAND NATHANIEL, attornev at law, agent
World Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, and
school director fourth ward, office 605 Clay,
dwl 1414 Taylor
Holland Nicholas, wheelwright with Raabe & Zahn,
dwl 44 Louisa
Holland Patrick, porter with Stein, Simon & Co.,
632 Sacramento
Holland Peter, watchman steamer Yosemite, dwl
23 Vallejo
Holland Samuel M., engineer Golden Gate Flour
Mills, 41 First
Holland T. F., telegraph operator Grand Hotel,
dwl 8 Sherwood Place
Holland William, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Holland William J., shoemaker with Patrick Kelly,
dwl 14 Sherwood Place
Holland Woolwich D.. (Holland Bros.) 120 Post
Holle Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 523 Howard,
rear
Holle George, painter, dwl 103 Hayes
Holler Anthony, liquor saloon, N s Sixteenth nr
Howard
Hollern Michael, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Holley Melincthon W., clerk Mil. Div. Pac. 703
Market, dwl 110 Eighth
Holliday Peter, seaman N. P. Trans Co.'s S. S. Ori-
zaba, dwl 112 Steuart
Hollin August, cooper with Christopher Bingen-
heimer, dwl S s Brvant bet Seventh and Eighth
Holling Charles II., clerk, dwl 306 Hyde
Holling William, salesman, 210 Cal, dwl 35 Russ
Boilings Henry, (Ernest Baruth & Co.) dwl 1
Martha Place
Hollis Alonzo K., collector Real Estate Associates,
dwl 25118 Sacramento
Hollis Joseph, driver with G. C. Thompson, dwl
527 Union
HOLLIS WILLIAM, manager Real Estate Asso-
ciates, office 408 Montgomery, dwl 2508 Sac
Hollister F. Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Hollister Frederick A., bookkeeper with John G.
Hodge & Co. , dwl 429 Geary
Hollo Herman, professor music, dwl 572 Howard
HOLLUB A. & CO., (Simon Seelig) importers
and jobbers paints, oils and lamps, 200 and 202
Front
JOISTSS, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
330
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.
Holtab Adolpbns, (A. Bbttub ACo.J dwl SW cor
Laguna and Tyler
Hollweg II.. dwl 333 Bush
II, lly Charles J., grocer, dwl 2221 Howard
Holly Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
IIollv George C, engineer, dwl W e Shotwell nr
Nineteenth
Holly Oak Park Homestead Association, (Napa)
office 8 Stevenson's Building
Hollywood Andrew, laborer Custom House, dwl
•j| I Tehama
Holm Henry, painters' materials, 1126 Market, dwl
201 Stockton
Holm Julius, hairdresser with Lairtpe Brothers, dwl
333 Bush
Holm Boren H., photographic gallery, 113 Fourth
Holm Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Stock-
ton and Suiter, dwl 313 Stockton
Holm William, clerk, 539 California, dwl 313 Stock
Holman Charles F., mattressmaker with N. P. Cole
& Co., dwl Overland House
Holman Edward, rigger and stevedore, dwl 329
Vallejo
Holman G. C, produce, dwl 509 Bush
Holman Henry, grocer, dwl 8 Bernard
Holman J. K.", agent P.M. S.S. Co., dwl Occidental
Hotel
Holmes A. & Co., (C. J.Flatt) dealers legal ten-
ders, government securities, revenue stamps
and stocks, 604 Montgomery
Holmes Ahira, (A. Holmes & Co.) dwl 537 Turk
Holmes Bartlett R.. shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 77 Natoma
Holmes Charles, stevedore, dwl 53 Natoma
Holmes Charles J., dyer Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl 2010 Taylor
Holmes Charles N., speculator, dwl 15 Clementina
Holmes Charles S., bookkeeper withReuton, Smith
&Co., dwl 610 Shotwell
Holmes Cornelius, bricklayer, dwl 517 Ellis
Holmes Daniel W. clerk, dwl Howard nr First
Holmes Edward, carpenter, dwl 514 Howard
Holmes Edward, foreman with Steiger & Boland,
dwl 54S Folsom
Holmes Edward, harnessrnaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl W s Fillmore bet Eddy and Ellis
HOLMES EDWARD B., secretary 'Savage M.
Co., office 403 California, dwl SW cor Fulton
and Fillmore
Holmes Edwin G. , salesman with H. T. Holmes &
Co., dwl 32 Spear
Holmes Ellis H, principal Girls' High School, dwl
16 Prospect Place
Holmes Fanny V., (widow) teacher Lincoln Gram-
mar School, dwl 64(i Stevenson
Holmes George A., collector, dwl 1303 California
Holmes George R., foreman, 103 Front, dwl 421
Green
Holmes George W., cook, dwl 8 Minna
Holmes George W., draftsman, dwl 3 Bellevue
Avenue
Holmes Henry, (D. B. Evans & Co.) dwl '217
Broadway
Holmes Henry, driver S.F Stock Brewery, dwl SE
cor Powell and Francisco
Holmes Henry J., bookkeeper with W. T. Garratt
<fc Co., dwl 2306 Howard
HOLMES HENRY T., (H. T. Holmes % Co.)
dwl 1119 Sutter
Holmes Hiram, cabinetmaker, dwl 112 Welsh
HOLMES H. T. & CO., (William Gwynn) lime,
plaster and cement, 30 and 32 Spear, and SE
cor First and Market
HOLMES J. B. & CO.. (Robert Smith and Al-
fred X. Grant) hay and grain, 14 and 16-Spear
Holmes J. D., engineer Alms House
Holmes John, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 41
Everett
Holmes John, laborer with P.M. S.S. Co.
Holmes John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar <fc Co.
Holmes John, seaman N.P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Pelican
Holmes John B., (J. B. Holmes & Co.) dwl 524
Folsom
Holmes John C, compositor Morning Call, dwl 424
Sansom
Holmes John R., sashmaker California Planing
Mill, dwl 544 Third
Holmes Michael, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
dwl 21 Sixth
Holmes Milo P., carriage manufacturer, dwl 310
Sutter
Holmes Philip B., (Goodwin & Co.) res Boston
Holmes Robert, blacksmith Pacilic Rolling Mill,
dwl N s Sierra nr Maryland
Holmes Thomas, liquor saloon, E s Cemetery Ave-
nue bet Post and Sutter
Holmes Victor, barkeeper, 329 Montgomery, dwl
706 California
Holmes Walter G., attorney at law and notary pub-
lic, office 418 Mont, dwl 26j Kearny
Holmes William, clerk with Chenery, Souther &
Co., dwl 731 Bush
Holmes William, cook, dwl NE cor Miss and Steu
Holmes William, foreman with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 46 Stenart
Holmes William E., marbleworker with John Dan-
iel & Co., dwl 360 Jessie
Holmquist August, seaman ship Lookout, Rincon
Wharf, dwl 37 Pacific
Holmsberg Joseph, sawmaker Paeitic Saw Manu-
facturing Co. , dwl Battery nr Green
Holn Frederick, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber
& Co., dwl 551 Howard
Holouan Dennis, laborer, dwl 20 Minna
Holonan William, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 20
Minna
Hoist John H., laborer, dwl 10 Jackson
Hoist Falcut, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Holt Brothers, (Charles H and Harrison W.)
importers, dealers and manufacturers carriage
materials and hardwood lumber, 27 Beale
Holt Charles H., (Holt Bros.) dwl 2 Chelsea Place
Holt Francis D., laborer, dwl 28 First
Holt Gustav A., tailor, dwl 742 Pine
Holt Harrison W., (Holt Bros.) res Loudon, N. H.
Holt Henry C, commission merchant, dwl 31 Eddy
Holt Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 742 Vallejo
HoltSarab, (widow) furnished rooms. 156 Third
Holt Sylvanus, carpenter, dwl 1044 Howard
Holt Thomas, dwl 13 Sutter
Holt Thomas B., machinist with Daniel Hughes,
dwl 269 Minna
Holt Thomas G., expressman, SW cor California
and Kearnv, dwl 34 Russ
HOLT THOMAS H, vice president California
Mutual Life Ins. Co., office 323 California, dwl
1803 Stockton
Holt Warren, school furniture, maps and appara-
tus, 520 Washington, dwl NW coi'j Taylor and
Jackson
HOLT ZIBA, stockbroker, office 23 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl Occidental Hotel
Holtmeier Henry, groceries, SE cor Taylor and
Filbert
Holtou Henry, mate steamer Petaluma, Vallejo
Street Wharf
Holton Lewis, barkeeper with Patrick O'Brien, dwl
734 Tehama
Holton Warren, milkranch. Greenwich nr Scott
Holtum Nicolaus, silversmith with W. K. Vander-
slice & Co., dwl N s Washington nr Stockton
Holtz John, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Holtz Louis F., salesman with Taylor &. Bendel,
dwl 802 Jones
Holtz Patrick, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Holtz Paul F., druggiBt, dwl 1-! 1 Me'icalf Place
Holtzen Catherine Mrs., lodgings, 231 Second
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
331
Holway Joseph H., cooper with Albert S. Gordon,
dwl 417 Main
Holway Seth P., attorney at law, office 507 Mont-
gomery, dwl 822 Sutter
Holwell Samuel, barkeeper, dwl 1622 Powell
Holz Louis, importer and retail stationer, 23 San-
som, dwl 3011 Stockton
Holzherger Adolpb, hairdresser with H. Sounen-
feld, dwl California nr Stockton
Holzhauer Hermann, professor music, dwl 5)22 Jack
Holzhancer Peter, butcher with Muller & Koeuig,
dwl NW cor Harrison and Eleventh
Holzheiser Peter, butcher with Muller & Koenig,
dwl 360 Eleventh
Holzmann Joseph, merchant, dwl 508 Broadway
Home Institute, school for young ladies, Miss Isa-
bella Prince, principal, 218 Eddv
HOME INSURANCE CO., (Fire, New York) R.
H. Magill manager, Fletcher & Greenhood,
citv agents, office 424 California
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., (Fire and
Marine ) John H. Rediogton president, Charles
R Story secretary, office 433 California
HOME OF THE INEBRIATE, NE cor Stockton
and Chestnut, secretary's office 233 Montgomery
HOME OF THE LADIES' PROTECTION AND
RELIEF SOCIETY, E a Franklin bet Geary
and Post
Homeger Henry, (colored) laborer, dwl 607 Pow
Homeopathic Dispensary, (free to the sick poor J
J. Sloat Beakley attending and visiting physi-
cian, 122 Geary
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, Boericke & Ta-
fel proprietors, 234 Sutter
Homer Charles Mrs., (widow) dwl SW cor Taylor
and Broadway
Homer Frederick A., bookkeeper with Grnber &
Co.. dwl 505 Sutter
Homer Henry, hackman, dwl 163* Silver
Homer James A., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
1625 Mission
Homer James L., salesman with Bradley & Cock-
rill, dwl 507 Pine
Homer Joshua A. R., lnmbersurveyor, office 4 Mis-
sion, dwl N s Willow Avenue nr Buchanan
Homestead House, Point Lobos Road, 2 miles from
Toll Gate
Homrich Christian, gunsmith with Alois Schneider,
dwl 1321 Kearny
Honau Patrick, watchman Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 44 Minna
Honbersjer Henry, physician, office and dwl 362
Third
HONCHARENKO AGAPIUS, publisher Alaska
Herald, office 611 Clay, dwl 1902 Dupont
Hone Finn, coalpasser Moses Taylor Australia S. S.
Line
Honen Gabriel, engineer with John R. Sims, dwl
Fulton bet Gough and Octavia
Hones Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Stevenson bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Hong Fat, (Chinese) slipper manufacturer, 641 Com
Hong Shitr, Chinese) shoes and slipper manufactur-
er, 760 Clay
Holier Yuen & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 731 Com-
mercial
Hoiilt Wo, (Chinese) provision dealer, 741 Sac
HONGKONG LINE PACKETS, Macondray &
Co., office 206 Sansom
HONGKONG LINE STEAMERS, Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., office and wharf foot of Second
Honig Michael, furrier, 48 Second, dwl 531 Mission
Honigaberger Henry, ( E. Dettelbach $■ Co.) dwl
26 Everett
Honigaberger I. S., merchant, dwl 1217 Mason
Honigaberger Jona8, salesman, 22 Bat. dwl 622 Ellis
Honigsberger Louie, merchant, office 209 Sausom,
dwl 622 Ellis
Honigaberger Solomon, fruits, dwl 414 Post
HONOLULU REGULAR DISPATCH LINE
PACKETS, J. C. Merrill & Co. agents, office
206 California
HONOLULU STEAMSHIP LINE, office 411 Mkt
Hong Frederick, f Hon* & Co.) dwl 200 Steuart
Hons & Co., (Frederick Hon* & Louis B. W. Roes)
liquor 8aloon, SW cor Howard and Stenart
Hood John, laborer with F. Tilford, dwl NE cor
Berry and Third
Hood Peter B., attorney at law, office 604 Merchant,
dwl SE cor Miaaioii and Third
Hood William, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Hooga Albert F., clerk, dwl 106 Ellis
Hoogs Anna A., (widow) dwl 106 Ellis
Hooga William H., coachman, dwl 249 Clara
Hootra William W.. (Hoosrs & Butler) rea Oakland
HOOGS & BUTLER, (William W. Hoogs and
Matthew Butler) real estate brokers, house
agents and rent collectors, office 328 Mont
Hook Ann, (widow) dwl N s Bay bet Stockton
and Dupont
Hook Charles, General Taylor Market, SW cor
Mason and Union
Hook Charles, bootcutter, dwl 34 Hayea
Hook Henry, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Hook Henry, engineer, dwl W s Webster bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
Hook Henry, abstract clerk Naval Office Custom
House, 'dwl 619 Third
Hooke William H. (Hooke & Rutherford) dwi 3f8
First
Hooke & Rutherford, (William H. Hooke and John
S. Rutherford) lumber, pier 19 Steuart
Hooker Alonzo. dairyman with John A. Roy, dwl
San Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Hooker Charles G.. (Hooker & Co.) dwl 917 Bush
Hooker Henry C, stockbroker, dwl 1016 Geary
Hooker John D., (Hooker <£ Co J dwl 1128 Pine
Hooker William D., pumpmaker, 112 Spear, dwl
320 Folsom
HOOKER & CO., (Charles G. and. John J). Hook-
er and Isaac H. Cory) importers and jobbers
hardware and iron, 117 and 119 California
Hoole John, porter What Cheer House
Hooper Arthur A., bookkeeper with Thomas Jen-
nings, dwl 304 Third
Hooper Beverly F., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
71 Clementina
HOOPER C. A- & CO., (George W. Hooper) lum-
ber dealers, SE cor Fourth and Berry
Hooper Charles A., (C. A. Hooper & Co.) dwl 304
Third
Hooper Edward N., cashier with Croas & Co., dwl
Union Club
Hooper Edward M., brickmason, dwl S a Waller bet
Webster and Fillmore
HOOPER F. P. & J. A., wholesale lumber dealers
and proprietors Trinidad (Gal.) Mills, office pier
3 Steuart
Hooper Frank P., (F. P. $? J. A. Hooper) dwl
dwl 10 DeBoom
HOOPER GEORGE F., president First National
Gold Bank, office NW cor Montgomery and
Sacramento, dwl 413 Second
Hooper George W., (C. A. Hooper & Co.) dwl 304
Third
Hooper John, carpenter Beale St. Planing Mill, dwl
411 Pacific
Hooper John A., (F. P. $■ J. A. Hooper) dwl 30
Rincon Place
Hooper John E., packer with Catting & Co., dwl 51
Stevenaon
Hoope* John M., arainsanrpler with Isaac Friedlan-
der, dwl 1208^Larkin
Hooper Joseph Kent, ( Haviland, Hooper &, Co.)
res Oakland
Hooper Lizzie Mrs., nurse, dwl 783 Market
JONIJS, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
332
SAN, FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
p William, plasterer, 713 Mission
Hooper William 1>., (William B. Hooper & Co.)
dwl BE cor 1 1 vile and Chestnut
HOOPER WILLIAM B. & CO., (James M. Bar-
and John S. CarrJ shipping and commis-
sion merchants, office 304 California
llo ipei Zelpha, (widow) dwl 716 Natoma, rear
IIo<>|<s Frederick, (Hoops <lk HeimburgjAw\ SE cor
Sixth A venae and M. South S. F.
Hoops Thomas A., clerk with Murphy Bros., dwl
Nucleus House
Hoops & Heimbnrg, (F. Hoops 8f Ernil Heimbnrg)
proprietors Empire House, SE cor Sixth Avenue
and M., South S. F.
Hoonbeck W. P., exchange clerk Bank California,
dwl 127 Kearny
Hoover Channcy M., piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co., dwl"808 Third
Hoover John C, clerk with David Conrad, dwl 318
Fremont
Hop Kee & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 705 Dupont
Hop Sing & Co., (Chinese) merchant tailors, 716
Sacramento
Hop Wo & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 744 Sacra-
mento and 736 Commercial
Hope E. .)., miner, dwl 53/ Sacramento
Hope Gravel G. M. Co., (Grass Valley) office 27
Merchants' Exchange
Hope Gravel Mining Co. No. 2, (Grass Valley,)
office 606 Montgomery
,1-10 PE J. ARTHUR, manager Mercantile Agency,
(Hope, McKillop t\- Go.) office 317 California,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
HOPE, McKILLOP & CO., Mercantile Agency,
J. Arthur Hope, manager, office 317 California
Hopewell Joseph, plumber with W. W. Walms-
ley, dwl it Harriet
Hopkins A. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Street
Prim iry School, dwl 429 Grove
Hopkins Albert, brewer, dwl 39 Jackson
Hopkins Albert, laborer Pacific Brewery, dwl 271
Tehama
Hopkins Alexander, laborer with McKenna<fc Grea-
ny, dwl Oriental Hotel
HOPKINS CASPAR T., president California Ins.
Co., secretary Marine Bo >rd Underwriters, and
adjuster of average and maritime losses, office
318 California, res Fruitv ale, Alameda Co.
Hopkins C. H., dwl Grand Hotel
Hopkins Edward, laborer, dwl 262 Jessie
Hopkins Edward, laborer N. B. & M. R. R.
Hopkins Edward, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
733 Brannan
Hopkins Ellen, (widow) dwl 410 O'Farrell
Hopkins Emily Mrs., dressmaker, 19 Ellis
Hopkins George W., painter with J. Duff, dwl 3
Auburn
Hopkins Henry, masterrnariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Hopkins Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hopkins Isaac H, night watchman U. S. Branch
Mint, dwl 265 Tehama
Hopkins J. L. , editor World's Crisis, dwl NE cor
Kearny and Washington
Hopkins John, baker, dwl 1518 Stockton
Hopkins John, glassblower, dwl 110 Main
Hopkins Joseph, laborer with Vagts &. Gallardo,
iiwl 7 Clara
Hopkins L. T. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
School, dwl 309 Fifth
Hopkins Mark, (Huntington, H. & Go.) res Sacra-
mento
Hopkins Marcene, carpenter, dwl 429 Grove
Hopkins Michael, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Hopkins Michael, peddler, dwl 218 Main
Hopkins Mortimer, special policeman, dwl*Potrero
Avenue nr Twenty-third
HOPKINS NATHAN P., liverv and sale stable,
679-681 Market (and 8. F. Transfer Co.)
Hopkins Peter, ( Hopkins & Moroney) dwl 423 See
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter, dwl Ws Scott bet Bush
and Pine
Hopkins Rnfns C, keeper archives U. S. Surveyor
General's office, dwl N s Mission bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth
Hopkins Theodore R., dwl 1119 Montgomery
Hopkins Thomas, butcher with William Oswald,
dwl 1012 Pacific
Hopkins Thomas, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Hopkins William, miner, dwl 710 Kearny
Hopkins William B., printer with Spaulding &
Barto, dwl 18 Taylor
Hopkins William L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 214
Stockton
Hopkins William W., driver with S. F. Transfer
Co., dwl 19 Ellis
Hopkins Wirt, assayer with James A. Mars, dwl
1811 Sacramento
Hopkins &. Moroney, (Peter Hopkins and Paul
Moroney) bar and billiard room, Grand Hotel
Hopkirk Peter, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Hoppe Edward, glassblower Pacific Glass Works,
dwl Mariposa, Potrero
Hoppe Ferdinand, laborer with Flint, Peabody &
Co., dwl 6 Downey
Hoppe Henry, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl 13 White's Place
Hoppe John C, clerk with Brigham & Balch, dwl
107 Virginia
Hoppeler Conrad, cigars and tobacco, 1416 Stockton
HOPPER GARRITT H., liquor saloon, SE cor
Davis and Pacific, dwl 1 Bartol
Hopper John A., hempworker S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, dwl Sierra nr Iowa
Hoppey Jacob, glassblower. dwl Ss Berry nr Third
Hopps Charles, I Hopps & Sow) dwl 406 Geary
Hopps Charles E., (H<pps fy Sous) dwl 517 Jones
Hopps Frank W., (H>pps Sf Sow) dwl 408 Geary
Hopps George H. (Hopps & Sous) dwl 10S Geary
HOPPS & SONS, (Charles, Charles E., George
H. and Frank IV. Hopps) bouse and sign
painters, 216 Sansom
Hopwood Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., dwl 548 Mission
Hor Quong, (Chinese) merchants, 810 Sacramento
Horabin Thomas, wood and coal, 907 Washington
Horace John, teamster, dwl 303 Howard
Horace Thomas, seaman, dwl 25:5 Beale
Horagan John, barkeeper, dwl 44J| Third
Horagan Mary, (widow) dwl \Wk Third
Horan Fannie, (widow) dwl 331 Turk
Hoi an John, laborer Empire Foundry, dwl 4 Miller
Place
Horan Joseph G., hostler Folsom Street Stable, dwl
73!) Folsom
Horan Michael, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Horan Michael, laborer, dwl 566 Mission
Horan Patrick, eoremaker Miners' Foundry, dwl
142 Shipley, rear
Horan Thomas, finisher with Kimball Manufacturing
Company, dwl 620 Minna
Horan Thomas, laborer, dwl 608 Natoma, rear
Horan Thomas, miner, dwl 548 Bryant
Horan Thomas, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Horber's Building, 315 Montgomery
Horcbner Charles, peddler, dwl 1 13 Morton
Hord William, stevedore, dwl 5 Market
Horgan Cornelius, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 718 Brannan
Horgan Daniel, bootmaker with Buckingham
Hecht, dwl Market opp Twelfth
Horgan Daniel, special policeman, dwl SW cut Eddy
and Buchanan
Horgan Donald, gardener, dwl SW cor Eddy &. Bu-
chanan
Horgan James, marbleworker, dwl 1121 Mission
Horgan John, borseslioer with Jerome A. English,
dwl 129 Twelfth
HUI\FTLNO-TO.N, HOPKLN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
p, VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas,
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
333
Horgan Patrick, hostler Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl Polk nr Bush
Horgan Timothy, laborer Fort Point
Horgan Timothy, marble works, 818 Market, dwl
50(5 Stevenson
Horgan Timothy, wiremaker, dwl 347 Fourth
poriger Albert, salesman with Keaue, O'Connor &
Co., dwl Morton House
Horiger Edward, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
Morton House
Horlock Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 11 Garden, rear
Horn Barney, wholesale butcher, First Avenue nr
Railroad Av, dwl cor Mariposa and Florida
Horn B. C. & Co., importers and jobbers cigars,
SW cor Front and Clay
Horn Benjamin C, (B. G. Horn & Co.) dwl 422
Ellis
Horn H. P., carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearny
Horn Honora, (widow) dressmaker, 311 Sixth
Horn Jerome, barber, dwl 147 Post
Horn John, carpenter, dwl 303 Howard
Horn John, driver with N. Gray & Co.
Horn John P., bookkeeper, 226 Battery, dwl 619
California
Horn Joseph P., fruits and tobacco, 28* First, dwl
3 Stanley Place
Horn Philip, stevedore, dwl 40 Tehama
Horn Rudolph, clerk, dwl 315 Fell
Horn Thomas, plumber, 508 Valencia, dwl 12
Willow
Horn Thomas L., ( Sanderson & IT.; dwl GlOTaylor
Horn William, clerk with Emile V. Sutter, dwl 40
Tehama
Home Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 29± Third
Horiie Matthew L., machinist, dwl 136 Natoma
Home Thomas, hostler, dwl 33 Jessie
Horner George B., bookkeeper with Haviland,
Hooper & Co., dwl 666 Harrison
Horner Horatio G., secretary Peoples' Ins. Co.,
office 16 Merchants" Exchange, dwl 701 Post
Homer Charles, barkeeper with Dennis O'Brien,
dwl SYV cor Jackson and Kearny
Horner Charles W., physician, office and dwl 1214
Polk
Horner William, milkman, dwl N s Shotwell bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hornet William, laborer, dwl Bay View Distillery
Hornung Frank C, steward, dwl 408 Beale
Horr Bennett H., baker with California Cracker
Co., dwl 167 Silver,
Horr Chauucey A., U. S. mail agent, dwl 1919
Polk
Horr George, clerk with California Cracker Co.,
dwl 1202'j Howard
Horridge John, painter, dwl S s Eddy bet Buchanan
and Webster
Horrigan Daniel, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Cheslev nr Harrison
Horrigan Dennis, hostler with Bouton &, Son, dwl 12
Salmon
Horrigan James, shoemaker, dwl 1/3 Minna
Horrigan Matthew, porter, 111 Front, dwl 143
Shipley
Horrigan Michael, laborer, dwl California and
Wolfe Avenue, Bernal Hights
Horrigan Michael, laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 911 Market
Horrocks George, painter, 909 Folsom
Horsch John, furniture wagons, SW cor Mont and
Pine, dwl 627 Minna
HorstHenrv, porter, 212 Battery, dwl 1220 Kearny
Horstmann "John, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bush and Powell, (and Horstmann & Mahl-
stedt) dwl 613 Powell
Horstmann Clement, tailor, dwl 20 Lewis
HORSTMANN H. & CO., (Frederick Hufschmidt)
manufacturers and importers, and dealers furni-
ture, bedding and upholstery, etc., 323 and 325
Pine
Horstmann Henry, (H. Horstmann & Co.) dwl 912
Post
Horstmann Henry, saloon and bowling alley, SE
cor Dnponta'nd Pacific, dwl 516 Vallejo
Horstmann Herman, carrier Alta California, dwl
11 Adelaide Place
Horstmann Johannes, waiter, dwl 129 Jackson
Horstmann & Mahlstedt, (John Horstmann and
Died rick Mahlstedt) proprietors Bay View
Chemical Works. Sixteenth nr Folsom, office
NW cor Bush and Powell
HORT SAMUEL, (C. Adolphe Low & Go.) res
Menlo Park
Horth George, waiter P. M S. S. Co., dwl N s Bran-
nan nr Second
Horton Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steaart
Horton Charles W.. teamster with George W.
Drake, dwl Twenty-second nr folsom
Horton Daniel B., carpenter, dwl 714 Market,
Horton George, carpenter, dwl Twenty-sixth Av-
enue bet A and B
Horton George, laborer with Graves & Co.,Ws
Long Bridge
Horton M. B. Mrs., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 16
Eddy
Horton Pemberton B., (J. G. Johnson & Go.) dwl S
s California nr Powell
Horton Richard, special policeman Alms House
Horton Richard Jr., painter and paperhanger, dwl
320 Tehama
Horton Thomas R., (Martin S? H.) dwl 1002 Pine
Horton William, attorney at law, dwl 12 Ellis
Hosemann Emile A., teacher music, dwl 422
Sutter, rear
Hosford James, storekeeper Grand Hotel
Hosking John, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Hosking Josiah D., miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Hoskins H., watchmaker, dwl Portsmouth House
Hosmann John, seaman, dwl 423 East
Hosmer Charles, mining stocks, dwl 320 Geary
Hosmer Daniel M., mining, office 432 Montgomery,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hosmer Horace B., receiver City R. R., dwl 9
First Avenue nr Sixteenth
Hosmer Theodore, ticket agent Cent. P. R. R., dwl
Grand Hotel „,„
HOSPITAL CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S
cor Howard and Twelfth
HOSPITAL CITY AND COUNTY S. F., SW cor
Francisco and Stockton
HOSPITAL FRENCH, Bran bet Fifth and Sixth
HOSPITAL GERMAN, Ss Branuan bet Third and
Fourth _ , ,
HOSPITAL ITALIAN AND SWISS, SE cor Fol-
som and Third
HOSPITAL PORTUGESE, Castro nr Twenty-
eighth
Hospital San Francisco Female, 917 Clay
HOSPITAL SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN, 269
Jessie
HOSPITAL SISTERS OF MERCY, cor Bryant
and First
HOSPITAL U. S. MARINE, cor Valencia and
Twenty-fourth
Hoss Gottlob, cabinetmaker with George B. May
& Co., dwl 928 Montgomery
Hoss John, (Cantus % H.) dwl 928 Montgomery
Hossack Alfred, photographic gallery, 3lo Mont-
gomery, dwl 214 Stockton
Hostetter Augustus G., patternmaker Cal. Planing
Mill, dwl 957J Folsom
Hostetter David, (Bedington, H. & Go.) res Pitts-
Hotaling A. P., (A. P. Hotaling # Co.) dwl 1610
How'ard .
HOTALING A. P. & CO., importers and jobbers
wines and liquors, and agents J. H. Cutters
Bourbon Whiskey, 431 Jackson
Hotaling— see Houghtaling
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Hotchkius Theodore B., special policeman, dwl S.
P. R. K. Depdt
Bote] ile France, Mme. AdelaBarbier, proprietress,
516 Pacific
Hold d' Italia, Giau B. Ferroggia.ro, proprietor, 723
Sansom
HOTEL GAILHARD, S. L. Pereira, proprietor,
50/ and 509 Pine
HOTEL RHEIN, Knhl & Girzikowsky, proprie-
tory 909 Kearny
Hotop August, broommaker, 3 Newell
Hotop Charles, cabinetmaker with George B. May
& Co.. dwl I "JO Davis
Hotte William F., clerk with Shaeffer, Walter &
Co., dwl 3 Raphael Place
Hotter Mitliias, cooper with J. W. Coppage & Co.,
dwl Ns Jackson bet Drumm and Davis
Houblin Prosper, clerk with G. Venard, dwl 811
Montgomery
Houche Charles, teamster with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl414Beale
Houche William, teawster with Hancock & Kelso.
dwl414Beale
Houck Charles, tinsmith with Schuster Bros., dwl
236 Sutter
Hough A. M. Rev., pastor Central Methodist Church,
dwl 531 Jessie
Hough Alfred, eeaman, dwl 49 Sacramento
Hough Howard M., ( Lynde & H.) dwl 1711
Webster
Hough James F., bookkeeper with P. L. Weaver,
dwl N s Pine bet Laguua and Buchanan
Hough — si-e Hon" and Huff
Houghtaling Abraham J., policeman City Hall, dwl
1107 Montgomery
Houghton Charles A., salesman, 638* Market, dwl
22 Stockton
Houghton Charles L., expresswagon, dwl 4 Camp
HOUGHTON F. T. & CO., (Edgar A. Coursen)
wholesale wood and willow ware, 221 Front
Houghton Frederick T., (F. T. Houghton & Co.)
and agent white wire clothesline, 221 Frout, res
Oakland
Houghton James, barkeeper, dwl 52 Minna
Houghton James E., foreman Pioneer Paper Collar
Co., res Oakland
Houghton Joseph B,, carpenter, dwl 22 Second Av
Houghton Miles K., shoemaker, dwl 231 Minna
Houghton It. E., (Bar stow, Stetson. Sf H.J attorney-
at-law, office 315 California, res Oakland
Houghton S. Chase, student at law with Barstow,
Stetson & Houghton, dwl 12 Ellis
Houghton William, porter with William Kleeman&
Co.. res Oakland
Houlett Henry, miner, dwl 304 Minna
Houley Charles, truukmaker, dwl 520 Mission
Hourcade Gustave A., blacksmith with Pollard &
Caivill Manufacturing Co., dwl 1221 Dupont
Hourigau Cornelius, laborer, dwl 5 Folsom Avenue
Hourigau Edward, dwl NYV cor Webster and Sac
Housdon Annie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 111 Morton
House Carpenters Eight Hour League, office 230
Kearny, room 27
Houseman James S., special policeman, dwl 41
Clementina
Housemann Jacob, peddler, dwl 8 Anthouy
Houser George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
N s Shasta bet Illinois and Michigan
Houseworth Elliott A., salesman, 317 Montgomery,
dwl SE cor California and Van Ness Avenue"
Houseworth Thomas. ( Thomas Houseworth Sf Co.)
dwl SE cor California and Van Ness Avenue
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., opticians, Cal-
ifornia views, cutlery, etc., 317 and 319
Montgomery
Houslen Joseph, laborer, dwl SW cor Capital and
Sadowa
Housley Edward, mate N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Houston A. H., (estate of.) office 315 California
Houston Carter, spring-maker, dwl 22 Turk
Houston C. L., (widow) dwl Occidental Hotel
Houston Henry, morocco dresser with C. O'Don-
uell, dwl tiiO Sixth
Houston Henry F., engineer steamer Capital, dwl
6 Calhoun
Houston Hugh, laborer with C. O'Donnell, dwl 610
Sixth
Houston James, boot manufacturer, dwl 212 Post
Houston John, collaimaker with Horatio N. Cook,
dwl 132 Dora
Houston Michael, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl
610 Sixth
Houston Richard T., (colored) tailor, 324 Dupont
Hove Jacob, laborer, dwl 1176 Harrison
Hovet Henry, expresswagon, 311 Battery, dwl 760
Mission
Hovey Asa E., machinist with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 35 Welsh
Hovey William, carpenter, dwl 154 Silver
Hovey William T., salesman with Pope & Talbot,
dwl 304 Third
Howard Albert, carpenter, dwl 728 Market
Howard Alfred, (colored) barber, dwl 28 Stone
Howard B. Chandler, ticket clerk Australia S. S.
Line, dwl 808 Leavenworth
Howard C. Greenwich, attorney-at-law, office and
dwl 408 California
Howard Charles, billposter with Keyt & Co., dwl
N s Alta bet Montgomery & Sansom
Howard Charles, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Howard Charles H., dwl 38 Russ
Howard Charles Webb, capitalist, office 11 Mont-
gomery Block, res Oakland
Howard Clarence O., lieutenant U. S. A., Black
Point
Howard Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 127 Kearny
Howard Frank, laborer, dwl 66 Natoma
Howard Frederick L.. purser with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 338 Montgomery
Howard Frederick P., special agent Pacific Pneu-
matic Gas Co., 304 Pine, dwl 1102 Taylor
Howard George, clerk, dwl 1006 Clay
Howard George, laborer with Peter Cassara, 503
Sansom
Howard George, longshoreman with Charles E.
Ha8eltine
Howard George, porter with Tay.Brooks & Backus,
dwl 616 Battery
Howard George, teamster S. F. Gas Co., dwl 603
Bran nan
HOWARD GEORGE H., real estate, office 523
Montgomery, and vice president Home Mutual
Insurance Co., res San Mateo
Howard Henry, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Howard Henry A., with George H. Howard, dwl
523 Montgomery
HOWARD HENRY C, secretary Pacific Hidden
Treasure Co., office 105 Montgomery, dwl 38
Russ
Howard Horace, chief officer P. M. S. S. Great
Republic, dwl 124 Silver
Howard H. Q., chief officer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Howard J., capitalist, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Howard John, assistant engineer steamer Nebraska,
dwl 210 Pacific
Howard John, boilermaker, dwl 120 Gilbert, rear
Howard John, cook Sixth Street Restaurant, dwl
231 Pacific
Howard John, deckhand steamer Antelope
Howard John, hairdresser, dwl 18 Sansom
Howard John, marbleworker with John Daniel &
Co., dwl 1301 Larkin
Howard John, seaman brig Arago, 1 Howard
Howard John W., drayman with Ross, Dempster &
Co., dwl Bueua Vista nr Henrietta
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712. 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.
335
Howard Mary, (widow) dwl 1301 Larkin
Howard Matthew J., carpenter aud builder, dwl
211 Stevenson
Howard May Miss, actress California Theater, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Howard Michael, (colored) hairdressing saloon, 244
Sutter
Howard Michael J., laborer, 14 Post,dwl N s Jessie
bet First and Second
Howard M. J., carpenter, dwl 211 Stevenson
Howard M. T. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Pri-
mary School
Howard Osgood, waiter American Exchange
Howard Patrick, laborer, dwl 331 Tehama
Howard Rebecca A., (widow) physician, office and
dwl 220 Stockton
Howard Street Stable, Philip Morshead proprietor,
850 Howard
Howard Street Wharf, foot Howard
Howard Thomas, carver, dwl Ss Fell bet Pierce
and Steiner
Howard Thomas, cooper with James Boothman,
dwl cor Sansom and Vallejo
Howard Thomas, hostler with Clayburgh & Brand-
enstein, dwl Dupont Alley
Howard Thomas, laborer, dwl Rassette Place, No. 2
Howard Thomas B., real estate, office 31b' Califor-
nia, dwl 434 Second
HOWARD W. D. M., (estate of) office 523 Mont
Howard William, boatbuilder, dwl 5 Market
Howard William, gasfitter with James K. Prior,
dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet Noe and Castro
Howard William, gunsmith, dwl 710 Kearny-
Howard William, watchman, dwl Black Point
Howard William G., baker with Clark & Foote,
dwl 428 O' Farrell
Howard William G., barkeeper with Henry Brown,
S s Clark bet Drumm aud Davis
Howard William H., real estate, office 523 Mout-
gomery, res San Mateo
Howard &£ Pool/ I. Lawrence Poo! /agents Eastport
Coos Bay Coal Mining Co., office 31 Merchants'
Exchange
Howard's Block, 627 Third
Howden John, clerk Montgomery Hotel
Howden James, analytical chemist, dwl 212 Sev-
enth
Howe Albert M., (A. M. Howe & Co.) dwl 1123
Taylor
Howe A. M. & Co., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Taylor and Clay
Howe C. E. B., general agent, dwl 650 Howard
Howe Charles A., clerk with Thomas Teunent.dwl
755 Howard
Howe Charles W., (G. W. Howe & Go.) dwl 730
Bush
HOWE C. W. & CO., groceries and provisions, N
E cor Bush and Mason
Howe Delos J., Bulletin editorial rooms, dwl 416
Bryant
Howe Edward, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 308 Beale
Howe Edward, liremau with P.M.S.S. Co.
Howe Edward A., attoruey-at-law, dwl 69 Minna
Howe Edward K., foreman boxmakers Union Box
Factory, dwl 308 Beale
Howe Edward K, bookkeeper Western Union Tel-
egraph Co., dwl 217 Geary
Howe Frederick E., driver with Z. W. Moore, dwl
768 Howard
Howe George, confectioner, dwl 714 Geary
Howe George A., driver with Snow & Roos, dwl
704 Geary
Howe George L., (George L. Howe & Co. J dwl 730
Bush
Howe George L. &. Co., commission merchants,
219 Clay
Howe George W., compositor Morning Call, dwl
1708 Polk
Howe Henry, watchman, dwl 20 First
Howe Henry J., (Howe & Rosenbaum) dwl 4 Cod-
man Place
Howe Heurv P., clerk with C.W.Howe & Co., dwl
730 Bush
Howe Ida Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 309 Third
Howe James E., druggist, dwl 221 Tehama
Howe John, shoemaker with S. W. Roseustock &
Co., dwl 150 Linden
Howe Marcus P., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Third
and Mission, dwl 757 Howard
Howe Mary, (widow) dwl 221 Tehama
Howe Merrill A., sawtoothmaker with N. W.
Spaulding, dwl 788 Harrison
Howe Patrick H, clerk, dwl 221 Tehama
Howe Robert, (Howe & Hall J dwl E s Howard
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Howe Robert F., shoemaker with H. M. Beers &
Co., dwl 260 Jessie
HOWE SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, 11. A.
Deming, atfent, 113 and 115 Kearny
Howe William, local agent Union Insurance Co.,
dwl 730 Bush
Howe William R,, waiter Metropolitan Restaurant,
dwl 103 First
HOWE & HALL, (Robert Howe and Robe, t Hall)
fruit and general commission merchants, 408 and
410 Davis
Howe & Rosenbaum, (Henry J. Howe and S. Ro-
senbaum) attorneys at law, office 715 Clay
Howell Edward, bootmaker with Stewart Blanc,
dwl 2 Tyson Place
Howell Henry B., bookkeeper, 116 Montgomery,
dwl 633 Geary
Howell H. W., boots and shoes, 1319 Pacific
Howell Jeff D., mate N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
flatnme
Howell Johu S., clerk City Iron Works, dwl Post
bet Buchanan and Webster
Howell Joseph, mixer with Charles Langley & Co.,
dwl 20 Oak
Howell Joseph, Jr., clerk with Anierman & Howell,
dwl S s Post bet Buchanan and Webster
Howell Joseph L., (Amerman & H.) dwl S s Post
bet Webster and Buchanan
Howell Josiah, (Schre.iber & H.) res Sac. City
Howell Moses C, cigars aud tobacco, 610 Montgom-
ery, dwl S s Hinckley bet Mont and Kearny
Howeil Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Howell Rezin G., lieutenant U.S.A., dwl Presidio
Howell Saul S., teacher Boys' High School, dwl
2217 Leavenworth
Howell Thomas, bootmaker with P. Kelly, dwl 16
Lay ton
Howeli Thomas, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook,
dwl 20 Oak
Howell Thomas M., tideland surveyor, dwl Berry
House
Howes Cyrus P., bookkeeper with A. M. Simpson
& Bro , dwl 565 Howard
Howes Edward K., (E. K. Hones & Co.) dwl 619
Leavenworth
HOWES E. K. & Co., (Jabez Howes) manufactu-
rers and importers wooden ware, willow ware,
brooms, etc., 118 and 122 Front, manufactory
37-41 Main nr Mission
Howes George, (George Howes & Co.) res New
York
HOWES GEORGE & CO., (Jabez Howes) ship-
ping aud commission merchants and agents Sut-
ton & Co.'s dispatch line clipper ships, office
302 California
Howes Jabez, (Oeorge Howes &, Co. and E. K.
Howes Jp Co.) dwl 619 Leavenworth
Howes Johu, wholesale produce, 504 and 506 San
Howes Laban H., bookkeeper with Bowen Bros.,
dwl 14 O'Farrell
Howes Ward, stagedriver, dwl 1318 Stockton
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
336
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
Howgage George, Bpecnlator, dwl 388 Main
merchant, dwl 145 Bush
Bowgate Jonas an, dwl 133 Folsom
HOWLAND B. K & CO., (John H. Peterson)
photographic gallery. 25 Third
Howlaud Benjamin V./B. F.Howland fy Co., Mwl
s s Eighteenth nr Guerrero
HOWLAM) CHARLES F., chemist and apothe-
cary, NE cor Poat ami Mason, dwl 502 .Mason
Howlaiid Clarence A., photographer with B. F.
Howland & Co., dwl 940 Mission
Howlaud Edward D.. shipwright Miners' Foundry,
dwl 35 Oak Grove Avenue
Howland Lydia C, (widow) dwl SW cor Nine-
teenth and Gnerrero
Howland Robert M , mining, dwl Nucleus House
Howlaud Llufus, patternmaker Miners' Foundry,
dwl SW cor Solano and Iowa
Howlaud Thomas H., shoemaker with Buckingham
& Hecht, dwl 225 Shotwell
Howland William P. H., clerk with James H.
Stoddard, dwl 9 10 Mission
Howlett Charles, painter with Noble & Gallagher,
Howlett George VV., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 009
Pine
Howleit John, painter, dwl 2104 Powell
Howley Charles, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co.. dwl NW cor Ecker and Mission
Howorth William L , accountant Custom House,
dwl XW cor Vallejo and Leavenworth
Hoy Alexander, stoves and tinware, 1103 Stockton,
dwl II 11 Leavenworth
Hoy Charles A., clerk with Alexander Hoy, dwl
11 14 Leavenworth
Hoy Joseph, coppersmith, dwl 802 Stockton
Hoy .Michael, laborer, dwl 29 Stevenson
Hoy Naomi E. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Cos-
mopolitan School, dwl 1114 Leavenworth
Hoye Thomas, driver N. B. & M. R. R,, dwl E s
Clinton bet Bran nan and Townsend
Hoyer Cornelius, clerk, dwl lOOSLarkin
Hoyer Frederick William, porter with Eberhart &
Lacbman, dwl 501) Howard, rear
Hoyt A. E., laborer with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Hoyt Calvin, porter with Pool & Harris, Main nr
Harrison
Hovt Cyrus D., foreman Omnibus R. R. Stables,
"dwl' 241 Tehama"
Hoyt Henry C, marine reporter Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl NW cor Francisco and Powell
Hoyt Hoffman, marine reporter Merchants' Ex-
change, Point Lobo8
Hoyt James, groceries and liquors, SW cor White's
Place and Bryant
Hoyt James T., (Hoyt & Sears) dwl NW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty second
Hoyt Martha C, (widow) furnished rooms, 112
Second
Hoyt X. B., superintendent laborers Custom House,
rea Oakland
Hoyt Samuel, machinist, dwl 518 Bryant
Hoyt Stanley \V., cashier Union Iron Works, dwl
238 Taylor
Hoyt S. W., special policeman, dwl 1010 Minna
Hoyer William, porter with Wieland Bros., dwl 509
Howard
HOYT & SEARS, (James T. Hoyt and William
H. Sears) attorneys at law, office 63 Merchants
Exchange
Hoyt. — See Hoit and Hoitt
Hranueli Vinci, waiter, dwl N s Greenwich bet
Dupout and Kearny
Hrobatiu Alois, shoemaker with H. G. Miller &.
Co., dwl S s Clay bet Dupout and Stockton
Huant Paulin, proprietor Lafayette Brewery, 725
Greeu, rear
Huard Alexander N., physician, office 754 Washing-
ton, dwl 830 Jackson
Hub Peter, milkman, dwl 128 Welsh
Hnbash Joseph, (Huba&h & Kntz) dwl 809 Mason
HUBASH & KTJTZ, (Joseph Hubash and Gabriel
M. Kutzj manufacturing jewelers, 519 Mont
Hubba.k Edward T., clerk with Dickson, DeWolf
& Co.. res Oakland
Hubbard AdolphusS., superintendent Empire Ware-
house, dwl E s Yerba Buena be? Clay and Sac
Hubbard Christopher, (colored) jobber, dwl 13
Virginia Place
Hubbard C. V. D., special agent Imperial Fire Ins.
Co., 431) California, dwl Nucleus House
Hubbard D., broker, dwl Government House
Hubbard Edward, seaman, dwl 32 Sieuart
Hubbard Elisha, seaman, dwl 26 Stenart
1 1 nh ha rd George, assistant engineer with P. M.
S. S. Co.
Hubbard George D., landbroker, dwl 124 Fifth
Hubbard George W., clerk, dwl 47 Third
Hubbard Hannah Mrs., dwl 6£ Cleveland
Hubbard Henry, coachman with Alpheus Bull,
dwl NW cor Leavenworth and Francisco
Hubhard Henry, salesman with C. P. Vau Schaack
& Co., dwl 504 Stockton
Hubbard Horace H., pbysiciau, office and dwl 5
Kearny
Hubbard Horace J., clerk California Ins. Co., dwl
323 First
Hubbard John C, housepainter, dwl 9 Tehama PI
Hubbard Norman A., wharfinger Black Diamond
Coal M. Co., SE cor Folsom and Spear
Hubbard Michael, laborer, dwl 14 Clara
Hubbard Moses, carpenter, dwl 180 Perrv
HUBBARD SAMUEL, purveyor with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 320 Turk
HUBBARD TIMOTHY W., secretary Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Co., 503 Cal. dwl 425 Kearny
Hubbard William, porter, 329 Mont, dwl Coso House
Hubbeil Clark P., commission merchant, 318 Front,
dwl 832 Howard
Hubbeil Henry, dwl What Cheer House
Hubbeil Samuel T., cooperage, 213 Drumm, dwl
1402 Powell
Huhbeman George, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Hnbenberg Hugo, safemaker, dwl 33 Minna
Huber Albert, confectioner with Hennue & Renter,
dwl 319 Stockton
Huber Caspar, vegetables, dwl 11(5 Main
Huber Charles, (Miller & (Jo.) dwl 5 Quincy
Huber Edward A., salesman with Charles H. Mead,
dwl 352 First
Huber Frederick, cook, 317 Bush
Huber George, bookkeeper with Kohler & Frohling,
dwl 1507 Stockton
Huber Herman, driver Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 5 Austin
Huber Johann Baptiste, tailor, dwl 1220 Stockton
Huber John, tailor, dwl 1215 Kearny
Huber Joseph, molder /Etna Iron Works, dwl 201
Fremont
Huber Joseph, shoemaker, dwl S s Broadway bet
Dupout and Stockton
Huber Joseph, tailor, dwl 30 Jessie
Huber Louis, porter, 333 Bush
Huber Otto, clerk, 113 Sutter, dwl 116 Main
Huber William, baggagemaster S. P. R. R., dwl 31
Austin
HUBERT CHARLES, ship chandlery, 517 Davis,
dwl 521 Pacific
Hubert Francis, laborer with G. Venard, dwl 1121
Dupont
HUBERT NUMA, attorney-at law, office 51 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 85 Montgomery Block
Hublon Esther, (widow) real estate, dwl X" s Alta
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Huck Valentine, (Huck & Hochbrun) dwl 853
Folsom
Huck & Hochbrun, •( Valentine Huck ami Henry
Hochbimu) hairdressing saloon, 129 Third
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.
337
Huckfeldt John, cook with Schwartz & Husing, dwl
5 Market
Huckins William, fireman steamer El Capitan, Oak-
land Perry
Hucks A. E. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,
dwl 70S Lombard
Hucks James, foreman with John J. Hucks &, Son,
dwl 708 Lombard
Hucks J. George, (John J. Bucks & Son) dwl 708
Lombard
HUCKS JOHN J. & SON, ( J.George Hucks) man-
ufacturing chemists, SE cor Taylor and Francisco
HUCKS JOHN J., (Hucks & Lambert and John
J. Hucks # Son) dwl 708 Lombard
HUCKS & LAMBERT, (John J. Hucks and Wil-
liam Lambert) manufacturers H. & L. Patent
. Axle Grease, office 144 Natoma, depot 324 Jack-
son, factory SE cor Taylor and Francisco
Hudri Henrv, laborer, dwl cor Francisco and Jones
HUDDART R. TOWNSEND DR., dwl 501 Sec
HUDDARD R. TOWNSEND MRS., seminary for
young ladies, 501 Second
Huddleson Granville, cook with W. Q. Cook, dwl
SE cor Twenty-first and Mission
Hnddy Thomas, hairdresser, 412 Pacific
Hnddy William, professor dancing, dwl 238 Jessie
Hudson Brothers, {Phinehas Jr., and Matthew H.)
clothing, 325 Sausoin
Hudson Charles, cook bark Oak Hill, pier|3 Steuart
Hudson George, attorney-at-law, office (306 Mont-
gomery
dwl S s Seventeenth bet Valencia and Mission
Hudson George B., sashmaker Enterprise Planing
' Mill, dwl'219 Spear
Hudson Gold M. Co., (Plumas Go.) office 420 Mont
Hudson Harvey, laborer Fort Point
HUDSON H. C. & CO., (Clarence C. Burr) man-
ufacturers mustard, spices, etc., factory foot of
Stockton, office SE cor Front and Pine
Hudson Henry, ealker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hudson Henrv C, (B. C. Hudson & Go.) res New
York
Hudson Henry D., shipcalker, dwl 1221 Sacramento
Hudson Henry S., clerk with Cross & Co., res cor
Eleventh and Castro, Oakland
Hudson James, real estate agent, dwl 16 Howard
Hudson J. C, carpenter bark Oregon, pier 17
Steuart
Hudson Jefferson, waiter Miner's Restaurant, dwl
1375 Kearny
Hudson John, soapmaker, dwl 1316 Kearny
Hudson John M., packer with H. C. Hudson & Co.,
dwl 519 Greenwich
Hudson John W., furniture, 111 Second
Hudson John W., laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Hudson Matthew H., (Hudson Bros.) dwl 13 Wil-
low Avenue
HUDSON NELSON, editorial department Com-
mercial Herald, dwl 1142 Pacific
Hudson Phinehas, (Hudson Bros. J dwl 13 Willow
Avenue
Hudson Pliny E., clerk, dwl Black Point
Hudson Robert N., shipcarpenter, dwl 12 1 ^ Welsh
Hue Henry, harnessmaker with Main &. Winches-
ter, dwl 527 Mission
HUEFNER, HERZER & SCHINDLER, (Wil-
liam Heufner, Hugo Herzer and W. F. R.
Schindler) publishers and proprietors S. F.
Abend Post, otlice 521 Clay
Huefner Otto Ch., (Wentzel, H. Golly <& Co.) dwl
706 California •
Huefner William, (Huefner, Berzer & Schindler)
dwl 808 California
Huellmantel Bernard, tailor, dwl 164 Clara
Huen William F. C, farmer, dwl cor Thirty-first
and Old San Jose Road
Huenke Frederic, clerk with Francis Scanliu &
Co., NE cor Jackson and Davis
HUERNE PROSPER, architect and civil engi-
neer, office NW cor Kearny and Washington,
dwl W s Sanchez bet 'Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth
Huerstel Lawrence, cigars and varieties, 255 Steuart
Huet Eugene, f Charles Tence & Go.) res Paris
Hueter Ernest L., with Gustave Hueter, dwl N s
Market bet Octavia and Laguna
HUETER GUSTAVE, depot S. F. Pioneer Var-
nish Works and importer artists' materials, 408
Commercial, dwl N s Market bet Octavia and
Laguna
Hney John W., (Huey & Henderson) dwl 225 Bush
Huey'& Henderson, (John W.Hney and Andrew J.
Henderson) club rooms, 225 Bush
Huff Oliver B.,land agent, dwl 615 Mason
Hurt' William B., machinist, dwl 608 Leavenworth
Hurl — see Hoff and Hough
HUFFAKER R. G., proprietor Relay House, SW
cor First and Mission
Huffaker Robert, stockdealer, dwl S 8 Twenty-third
nr Guerrero
Huffmann Clarisse lime., dressmaker, dwl 13 Polk
Hufling Frederick, watchmaker, 101 Third, dwl
722 Howard, rear
Huffschmidt Brothers, (Louis and Henry) plumbers
and gasfi iters, 535 Jackson
Huffschmidt Frederick, (H. Bortsmann Se Co.) dwl
725 O'Farrell
Huffschmidt Henry. (Huffschmidt Bros.) dwl cor
McAllister aud Van Ness Avenue
Huffschmidt Louis, (Bujfschmidt Bros.) dwl 1112
Pacific
Hug Augustus, trunkmaker with Edward Aubrey,
dwl 503 Kearny
Hug Charles, clerk with Taylor & Bendel, dwl 710
Howard
Hug Frederick, distiller with Putzman & Co., dwl
Golden Eagle Hotel
Hug John, (Bug 8f Schmidt) dwl 720 Howard
Hug Joseph, real estate, dwl 720 Howard
HUG & SCHMIDT, (John Hug and William C.
SchmiM)_ wholesale and retail drugs and medi-
cines, 535 Commercial
Hngan Michael, horseshoer, dwl 633 Stevenson
Hugg Henry, merchandise broker, office SW cor
California and Front, dwl 983 Harrison
Hughes Abraham, rigger, dwl 14 Lafayette Place
Hughes Andrew, hostler Kentucky Livery Stables,
dwl 420 Pacific
Hughes Arthur, laborer, dwl W s York bet Twen-
ty-fourth aud Twenty-fifth
Hughes B. F., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Hughes Charles G., foreman Alta Press Room, dwl
610 Geary
Hughes Daniel, dwl 254 Stevenson
Hughes Dauiel, driver with James Fogarty, dwl
E s Fillmore bet Fell and Hayes
Hughes Daniel, mariner, dwl 8 Jasper Place
Hughes David, steampadd y and railroad contractor,
SE cor Tenth and Mission
Hughes David B., builder, dwl 721 Treat Avenue
Hughes David P., assistant surveyor with William
P. Humphreys, dwl 33 Geary
Hughes D. M., dentist, office and dwl 33 Kearny
Hughes Edward, dwl 213 Broadway
Hughes Edward, hostler N. B. & M'. R. R., dwl 252*
Perry
Hughes Edward, mate bark Northwest, pier 1 Steu
Hughes Edward C, (Cuddy & H.) dwl 520 Taylor
Hughes Evan E., miner, dwl 15 Hampton Place
Hughes Francis W., special policeman, dwl 38
Langton
Hughes George, clerk, 208 Battery, dwl 222 Post
HUGHES GEORGE, fruit and produce commission,
313 and 315 Wash, res Encinal, Alameda Co.
Hughes George Jr., clerk with George Hughes, 313
Washington, dwl 912 Pine ,
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
22
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
338
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.
Hughes George W., salesman, 5 Montgomery, dwl
' 23 Lafayette
Hughes H., miner, dwl "823 Mission
Hughes Henry, commission mercbaut, G45 Market,
dwl II De Boom
Hughes Henry, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl316Ritch
Hngbee Henry, rigger with Green & Vivian, dwl
123 Spear
Hughes Hugh, blacksmith with W. S. Phelps & Co.,
dwl 4ti Steuart
Hughes James, cartman Market Street R. R., dwl i
Twenty-second nr Valencia
Hughes James, shoemaker with James S. Swain,
dwl W s Valencia bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Hughes James, shoemaker with S. VV. Rosenstock
"&. Co., dwl 24 Hunt
Hughes James, teamster, dwl Mission bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Hughes James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Hughes James E., assistant entryclerk Naval Office
Custom House, dwl 335 Hayes
Hughes J. H., express wagon, cor Steuart and Miss
Hughes John, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Associa-
tion, 234 Sutter
Hughes John, butcher with James Fogarty, dwl E s
Fillmore bet Fell and Hayes
Hughes John, chandelier finisher with Firmin, Mc-
Carthy & Co., dwl 115 Jessie
Hughes John, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Hughes John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl E s Nevada bet Folsom and Harrison
Hughes John, mate Cal. P. R. Co.'s steamer Julia,
dwl 1(16 Alta Place
Hughes John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 1
Tyson Place
Hughes John, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Hughes John, (Hughes & Foley) dwl 43 Fourth
Hughes John P., job priuter, office 611 Clay, dwl
Morton House
Hughes John P., molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
Bryant bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Hughes John R., boots and shoes, 13 Kearny, dwl
26 1 Kearny
Hughes John W., expresswagon, 100 Steuart, dwl
46 Steuart
Hughes Joseph, laborer, dwl S s Twenty -second
bet Chattanooga and Dolores
Hughes Martin B., bootcutter with Buckingham
& Hecht, dwl Mission nr Second
Hughes Mary J., (widow) dwl 148 Natoma
Hughes Matthew, blacksmith, dwl 648 Mission
Hughes Matthew, expresswagon. SE cor Battery
and Jackson, dwl NW cor Battery and Green
Hughes Matthew E., salesman with P. Liesenfeld,
dwl 335 Hayes
HUGHES, McDANIEL & EDSON, (Mrs. Thorn-
ax A. Hughes, James Mc Daniel and Clinton A.
Eilson) ship and custom- house brokers, 504
Battery
Hughes Michael, laborer, dwl W s Folsom nr
Twenty-ninth, Bernal Hights
Hughes Michael, porter with George O. Whitney
& Co., dwl 20 Sansom
Hughes Michael, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl New Franklin House
Hughes Michael, varnisber with Goodwin & Co,
dwl 17 Fourth
Hughes Michael B., (Moore & H.J dwl 347 Fourth
Hughes Owen, porter with Rubber Clothing Co.,
dwl 17 Rausch
Hughes Patrick, conductor, dwl cor Franklin and
Lilly
HugheB Patrick, laborer, dwl S3 Minna
Hughes Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Bernal Hights
opp Bryant
Hughes Patrick, pipecalker Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl SlS^Steven&on, rear
Hughes Patrick, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 37
Minna
Hughes Patrick, waterman S. P. R. R.
Hughes Percy D., cooper with Francis W. Arnold,
dwl NE cor Pacific and Sansom
Hughes Peter, laborer, dwl 410 Folsom, rear
Hughes Peter, stevedore Black Diamond Coal M.
Co., dwl 6 Baldwin Court
Hughes Philip, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 307
"Freelon
Hughes Rienzi, real estate, dwl 218 Tehama
Hughes Thomas, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
44 Steuart
Hughes Thomas A. Jr., bookkeeper with Hughes,
McDaniel & Edson, dwl 806 Bush
Hughes Thomas A. Mrs., (Hughes, McDaniel &
Edson) dwl 806 Bush
Hughes Thomas T.,( Wkittier # H.)Aw\ 502 Bryant
Hughes Thomas L., farmer, dwl 227 Second
Hughes Walton G., bookkeeper Bank California,
res Oakland
Hughes William, bootfitter, dwJ 25 Hunt
Hughes William, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 28 Minna
Hughes William, captain steamer El Capitan, dwl
2<>i Welsh
Hughes William, teamster with R. & J. Morton,
dwl 313 O'Farrell
HUGHES WILLIAM A., wines and liquors, 515
Clay, dwl 627 Jessie
Hughes William G., cabinetmaker with Johnson
& Best, dwl 549 Mission
Hughes William M., inventor, dwl 1309 Pacific
Hughes & Foley/ John Hughes and Michael Foley )
"bakers, 43 Fourth, and 118 Seventh
Hughes. — See Hewes
Hughey George W., electrotyper with Painter &
Co., dwl 27 Minna
Hughson Elias, cooper, dwl 228 Minna
Hughston George C., waterman, dwl 1325 Mission
Hugnewin Jules C, watchmaker with George
Finck, dwl 6 John
Huie George W., physician and druggist, NW cor
Eleventh and Mission
Huie John T., lighthousekeeper Fort Point
Huiett John, clerk, 236 Montgomery, dwl E s
Stockton bet Vallejo and Green
Huin Frangoise, midwife, dwl 639 Broadway
Huin Victor, dwl 639 Broadway
Hulbe Christian, master mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Hulbert Gustave, laundryman, dwl S s Fulton nr
Octavia
Hulbert H. P., (widow) dwl 448 Bartlett
Hulbert John Benjamin, cook, dwl 551 Mission
Hulbert Thomas ,'F., (Wight & H.) attorney at
law, office*620 Washington, dwl SE cor Union
and Stockton
Hulch Samuel, first engineer steamer Chin dn
wan, res Oakland
Hull Benjamin J., driver with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 722 California
Hull Charles, carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearny
Hull Frank W., expressman, cor Second and Howard,
dwl 924 Folsom
Hull George L., ( Cameron & H) dwl 1302 Post
Hull George S., bookkeeper, 22 Post, dwl 1111
Leavenworth
Hull Michael J., salesman with J. Braudenstein &
Co., d*vl 517 Pine
Hull William, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl McAllister
bet Lark in and Hyde
Hullin George, carpenter, dwl 303 Howard
Hnllings Rebecca, (widow) dwl 506 Minna
Hulme James P., (Miller S,- Co.) dwl N s Four-
teenth bet Folsom and Howard
Hiilse David A., bookkeeper, 26 Post
Hulse Dewitt, engineer with Dohrmann &. Co.,
dwl 610 Front
Hulse George L., teamster, dwl 710 Kearny
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Majpket.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
Hulse John, chainmaker with Ebelingtfc Schussler,
620 Merchant
Hulse John, laborer, dwl 238 Stenart, rear
Hulser G-, dwl What Cheer House
Hulsmann Bros., (Frederick F. and John) groceries
and liquors, SE cor Hyde ;md Pacific
Hulsraann Frederick F., (Hulsmann Bros.) SE cor
Hyde and Pacific
Hulsraann John, / ' Hulsmann Bros.) SE cor Hyde
and Pacific
Hulsmann Peter H., clerk with P. N. Butt & Co.,
dwl NE cor Hyde and Broadway
Hult John, tailor, dwl 1720 Leavenworth
Hultgreu August, cook, dwl 531 East
Hultgrens Gustave, seaman, dwl 531 East
Hultman A., seaman bark Chris. Mitchell, pier 1
Stenart
Hultman John P., clerk with Carroll, Brainard &
Co., 305 Front
Hurnlierg August, upholsterer, 555 Seventh, dwl
Ws First Avenue bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Humbert Joseph, tenner with Julian Borde, dwl S
s Precita Avenue nr Howard
HUMBOLDT BAY PACKETS, Dolbeer & Car-
son, agents, 34 Market
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIE-
TY, (bank) Adolphe C. Weber president, Adolph
Hariman secretary, 16 Geary
Hume J. Nelson Rev., dwl 521 Fourth
Hume John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Hummel Augustus, carpenter and builder, dwl W s
York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hummel George, dry goods, 813 Stockton
Hummel John, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Geish-
aker, dwl 20 Minna
Hummeltenberg Mienrad, machinist Miners' Foun-
dry, dwl 410 Beale
Humm'erman Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 20 Minna
Humphrey E. D. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
School, dwl N s Rose Avenue nr Market
Humphrey Erwin D., principal Hayes Valley
Grammar School, dwl N s Rose Avenue nr Mkt
Humphrey George, salesman with Joseph E. Sel-
leck
HUMPHREY PATRICK H., physician and pen-
sion examiner, office and dwl NW cor Kearny
and Geary
Humphrey Samuel, seaman bark Shooting Star,foot
Second
Humphrey William J., cook, dwl 1609 California
Humphreys Alfred L., salesman with Horace H.
Moore, dwl 3 Yerba Buena
Humphreys Charles, seaman steamer Donald,
Washington Street Wharf
Humphreys James, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Eddy* and Mason, dwl 104 William
Humphreys James, with Currier &. Winter, dwl
274 Minna
Humphreys John, tailor with John Lindow, dwl
417 Sutter
Humphreys Julius, dwl 3 Yerba Buena
Humphreys L. A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, dwl 3 Yerba Bu^na
Humphreys M. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 3 Yerba Buena
Humphreys Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 417
Sutter
HUMPHREYS WILLIAM P., civil engineer and
surveyor, office 52 and 53 Montgomery Block,
dwl NE cor Chestnut and Hyde
Humphries William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
&Co.
Hund Catherine, (widow) midwife, dwl 110 Perry
Huud Frederick, (Hund & BaumeisterJ dwl 39
Moss
Hund &, Baumeister, ( Frederick Hund and Fre-
derick BaumeisterJ hairdressers, 16 Sixth
Hundemann Herman, cook with Brown & Young-
man, dwl NW cor Pacific and Kearny
Hundesser Charles A. L., cigars and tobacco, 420
Folsom, dwl 418 Folsom
Hung Gee, (Chinese) cigar manufacturer, 735 Pacific
Hung Sing, (chinese) slipper manufacturer, 534 Com
Hung Sing & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturer,
723 Sacramento
Hung Wo Tong, (Chinese) drugs and medicines, 641
Jackson
Hungar Cornelius, dwl Meyers Hotel
Hunken Henry, driver Boston Cracker Bakery, 36
Geary
Hunnewell Eben, clerk Overland House
Hunt Ann, (widow) dwl 30 Jessie
Hunt C. A. & Co., produce commission, 309 Davis
Hunt Caleb R., laborer with Daniel C. Nostrand,
dwl 1207 Folsom
Hunt Charles, driver with E. J. Foster
Hunt Charles, calker with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl cor Sixth and Harrison
Hunt Charles A., painter, dwl 280 Minna
Hunt Charles A., (C. A. Hunt # Co.) dwl S s
Bush bet Steiner and Pierce
Hunt Christopher, ironmolder, dwl 30 Jessie
Hunt Christopher, seaman schooner Meldon, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Hunt C. L. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1047 Harrison
Hunt Clarence M., machinist with Edwin O. Hunt,
dwl 640 Stevenson
Hunt. David W., machinist with Edwin (). Hunt,
dwl 640 Stevenson
Hunt Dennis D., druggist with William J. Bryan,
dwl 26 Langfon
HUNT EDWIN O., patent windmill, horsepower
and pump manufacturer, and machinist, 123
Spear, dwl 640 Stevenson
Hunt Edmund P., bookkeeper with C. A. Hunt &
Co., dwl S s Bush bet Steiner and Pierce
Hunt Frederick, hairdresser, dwl 39 Moss
Hunt George E. P., captain steamer Caroline, dwl
127 Perry
Hunt George H., clerk with William Burling,
dwl 526 Pine
Hunt Hannah, (widow) dwl 212 Powell
Hunt Harry O., clerk Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
res Oakland
Hunt Henry, poulterer, dwl 459 Stevenson
Hunt Henry B., (E. Chielovich & Co.) dwl 739
Harrison
Hunt, James, laborer, dwl 116 Pacific
Hunt James, laborer Cent. P. R. R.,dwl SW cor
Berry and Third
Hunt Jame3 S., calker with Middlemas & Boole,dwl
410 Sixth
Hunt J. Lewis, seeds and agricultural implements,
SW cor Wash and Battery, dwl 649 Folsom
Hunt John, calker with P.M.S.S Co.
Hunt John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Hunt John, gilder, dwl 410 Sixth
Hunt John, hatter, dwl 1008 Broadway
Hunt John, printer with Cuddy & Hughes, dwl 30
Jessie
Hunt John Jr. ,attornev-at-law, office 407 California,
dwl 1008 Broadway
Hunt John D., mining, dwl 649 Folsom
Hunt John E., wheelwright, dwl 32 Freelon
Hunt John H., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 59 Clem
Hunt Jonathan, president Pacific Insurance Co.,
office 422 California, res Oakland
Hunt M., (widow) furnished rooms, 212 Powell
Hunt Mark, clerk, dwl 107 Eighth
Hunt Mary J., (widow) furnished rooms, 529 Pine
Hunt Michael, laborer, dwl N s O'Farrell nr La-
guna
Hunt Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor
Geary and Laguna
Hunt Mildred, (widow) furnished rooms, 3 Verona
Place
Hunt Roswell, carpenter, dwl 12 Chesley nr Har
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 SaDsom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Good*
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
340
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.
Hunt Samuel O., secretary City Paving Co., office
619 Montgomery, res Oakland
Hunt William, laborer Golden Gate Park
Hunt William, porter, dwl 165 Silver
Hunt William, shoemaker, dwl 320 Jessie
Hunt William, teamster, cor Howard and Beale
Hunt William H., carpenter, dwl S s Elizabeth nr
Church
Hunt William H. H., laborer with John H. Cook,
dwl 459 Stevenson
Hunt William M., salesman, 630 Market, dwl cor
' Mission and Sixth
HUNT'S PATENT WINDMILL MANUFAC-
TORY, Edwin 0. Hunt proprietor, 123 Spear
Huntemaun Christopher A., barkeeper, dwl 3 So-
li ora
Hnntemann Dietrich, plasterer, dwl 3 Sonora
Hunten Lawrence, seaman, bds 127 Folsom
Hunter Alexander Mrs., (widow) furnished rooms,
1000 Clay
Hunter Charles, speculator, dwl 424 Sansom
Hunter David, plasterer, dwl 16 Ransch
Hunter David, real estate, dwl NW cor Van Ness
Avenue and Ellis
Hunter David O., barkeeper, dwl 711 California
Hunter Edward, dwl 128 Dora
Hunter Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 617 Mason
Hunter Henry, cook, dwl 103 First
Hunter Hugh, teamster with R. & J. Morton
Hunter James, hostler City Stables, dwl 333 Bush
HUNTER JAMES, State ganger, office 321 Front,
dwl S09 Hyde
Hunter James R., collector Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 1013 Stockton
Hunter John, (Donne Jj- Co. and Espy & Co.) res
Oysterville, W. T.
Hunter John, dwl Hunter's Point
Hunter John, baker with I. Noonan, dwl 24 Sev-
enth
Hunter John, master manner, dwl E s Fair Oaks
bet Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth
Hunter John, engineer, dwl Railroad House
Hunter John, farmer, dwl 39 Jackson
Hunter John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Hunter John H., clerk California Theater, dwl 844
Mission
Hunter John J., druggist with C.F.Richards & Co.,
dwl cor Pennsylvania Avenue and Solano
Hunter Joseph G., dwl 1050 Howard
Hunter Josiah, cigars and tobacco, 515 California,
dwl Olympic Lodgings
Hunter Lawrence, seaman ship Germauia, Rincon
Wharf
Hunter Lewis C, ( Scott & Co.) dwl 1525 Wash
Hunter Nathaniel, clerk, 523 Kearny, dwl 130
Eighth
Hunter P. Schuyler Jr., conductor Buy View &
Potrero R. R., dwl Potrero
Hunter P. S., coachman, dwl 411 Fourth
Hunter R. A., plasterer, dwl 1312 Green
Hunter Robert E., farmer, dwl Hunter's Point
Hunter Thomas, barkeeper, 221 Bush, dwl 613 Bush
Hunter Walter, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Hunter William, conductor, dwl NE cor Oak and
Van Ness Avenue
Hunter's Point Chemical Works, Crane & Cording
proprietors, N s Hunter's Point
Huntington Colis P., (Huntington, Hopkins & Go.)
res New York
Huntington Edward B., special agent Phoenix and
Home Insurance Companies, 424 California,
res Alameda
HUNTINGTON FRANK A., machinist, 18 and 20
Fremont, dwl Russ House
Huntington Harvey S., manager with Frank A.
Huntington, dwl 351 First
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., (C. P. Hunt-
ington, Mark Hopkins, Charles Miller, Albert
Gallatin, W. R. S. Foye and Horace H. Sea-
ton) importers and jobbers hardware and met-
als, junction Bush aud Market, and 54 K street,
Sacramento City
Huntington Thomas, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Huntoon Isaac D., salesman with Wellmau, Peck
& Co.. dwl 37 Second
Huntoon William M., bookkeeper with Hooker &
Co., dwl 2534 Webster
Huntsman George H., (J. W. Davidson & Co.)
dwl 824 Sutter
Hnntzsch Morris, caster California Tvpe Foundry,
dwl 503 Filbert
Hunzen William, (Hinck & H.) dwl Bush bet
Stockton and Dupont
Huppert Henry Jr., upholsterer with George O.
Whitney &. Co., dwl 51 Shipley
Huppert Thomas, cabinetmaker with George O.
Whitney & Co., dwl 51 Shipley
Hard Frederick, windmillmaker with William I.
Tustin, dwl 54 First
Hurd Josiah M., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
132 Fourth
Hurd M. S., freight department Cent. P. R. R., SW
cor New Montgomery and Market
Hurd T. B., dwl 519 Sacramento
Hurdis Samuel, painter with Holladay & Brenham,
dwl 317 Jessie
Hurdle Thomas, storekeeper N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Hurl Henry, cook, dwl 533 Mission
Hurl John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Hurlbert Benjamin, clerk1, with Locke & Montague,
112 Battery
Hurlbert Henry, tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 44*5 Natoma
Hurlbert. — See Hulhurt
Hurlbrink John, teamster with P. M. S. S. Co.
Hurlburt Gustavus, lauiidryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Hurlbut E. C, dwl 43 Tehama
HURLBUT GEORGE C, librarian Mechanics' In-
stitute Library, 27 Post, dwl 915 Union
Hurlbut James M., harnessmaker with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl Larkin bet Turk aud
Tyler
HurleJohn H., cook, 105 California Market, dwl
533 Mission
Hurlihy John, upholsterer with Mitchell & Bell,
dwl 451 Jessie
Hurley Charles, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 4 Lafayette
Hurley Charles, clerk with N. Skerrett, dwl W s
Stockton bet Bush and Pine
Hurley Charles, laborer Hathaway's Warehouse
Hurley Daniel, laborer, dwl 1 1 O'Farrell Alley
Hurley Daniel, laborer with John Moriarty
Hurley Daniel, (McMurray & H.) dwl 53 Shipley
Hurley Daniel D., wood and coal, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Mission
Hurley Daniel J., clerk, dwl \A\ Frederick
Hurley George W., stevedore, dwl E s Folsom nr
Twenty-ninth, Bernal Hights
Hurley rfanies, butcher with J. D. Coughlin, dwl
25" Clinton
Hurley James, clerk with G. Langridge, dwl SE
cor Union and Hyde
Hurley James, engineer with J. H. Carmany & Co.,
dwl 249 Perry
Hurley James, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
dwl 2 19 J Perry
Hurley Jeremiah, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 266
Cieinentina
Hurley J. M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley Pri-
mary School, dwl cor Gough and Pacific Av
Hurley Johanna, (widow) dwl SW cor Powell and
Greenwich
Hurley John, butcher, dwl S s Thirteenth Avenue
bet N and P, South S. F.
Hurley John, cartman, dwl 136 Natoma
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
341
Hurley John, drayman, dwl 1302 Jackson
Hurley John, laborer with Whitney &, Freese, dwl
53 Shipley
Hurley John, laborer, dwl 7(i3 Mission
Hurley John, upholsterer, dwl 451 Jessie
Hurley John P., carpenter, dwl NW cor Ellis and
Buchanan
Hurley Joseph G., machine operator with Mason &
Taylor, dwl 21 Essex
Hurley Mary Miss, saleswoman with M. Lichten-
stein. dwl 406 Tehama
Hurley Mercy G., (widow) nurse, dwl 1511 Pine
Hurley Michael, laborer, dwl 20 Minna
Hurley Michael, laborer, dwl 406 Tehama
Hurlev Michael, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 210 Fourth
Hurley Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 37
Minna
Hurley Michael, lather, dwl cor Humboldt and
Vermont
Hurley Patrick, bootmaker with Moore & Murphy,
dwl 129 Sixth •
Hurley Patrick, carpenter, dwl NE cor Pacific and
Gough
Hurley Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Rausch, rear
Hurley Patrick, laborer, dwl 755 Bryant
Hurley Patrick, laborer, dwl 759 Mission
Hurley Peter J., teamster, dwl S s Twentieth nr
Treat Avenue
Hurlev Richard, teamster with William McMann,
dwl SW cor Filbert and Polk
Hurley Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Hurley Timothy, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Hurley William, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Hurm William, carpenter, dwl 528 Howard
Hurnev John F., foreman with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 420 Grove
Hurson Edward, laborer Occidental Laundry, dwl
cor Buchanan and Fulton
Hurson James, barkeeper, dwl cor Spring and
Summer
Hurson John, washer Occidental Laundry, dwl 28
Allen
Hurtado Nicholas, saddler, 1 St. Charles Place
Hurtel Henry, stevedore, dwl 5 Market
Hurtz Morris, expressman, dwl 40 South Park
Hush Charles, laborer witii Hancock & Kelso, dwl
441 Beale
Husing Albert, compositor German Demokrat, dwl
113 Silver
HUSING ALBERT, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Mission aud Fifth, dwl 518 Capp
Husing Diedrich, safemaker Phcenix Iron Works,
dwl 113 Silver
Husing John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Post
and Dupont
Husing Rothy, {Schwartz & H.) dwl SE cor Mis-
sion and Eighteenth
Huss Moritz, gunsmith with August Browning, dwl
NE cor Washington and Powell
Husson Paul, (Larroche 8f H.J dwl 835 Howard
Hussey Albion C, carpenter aud builder, 707 Mar-
ket, dwl 333 Jessie
Hussey Charles V., collector with William P.
Humphreys, dwl 509 Bryant
Hussey Edward, painter, 751 Mission
Hussey James L., (Hussey & Stevenson) dwl 422
Sutter
Hussey Lawrence, laborer with Supt. Public
Streets, dwl 242 Perry
Hussey Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hussev S. D. Miss, seamstress with George O.
Whitney & Co.
Hussey Simon, real estate, dwl 326 Green
Hussey Simon Jr., clerk steamer New World, dwl
32"b Green
Hussey Ulrich J., teamster, dwl W s Eleventh nr
Folsom
Hussey William M., contractor, dwl 704 Post
Hussey William P., teamster with D. A. & J. Mc-
Ivinley& Co., dwl 328 Geary
HUSSEY & STEVENSON, '(James L. Hussey
and Robert Steve?isonJ real estate agents, 331
Kearny
Husson Urbin, french laundry, 513 Union
Husted Alanson, collector, dwl 423 Bush
Husted Montgomery, (Gunha fy H.J dwl W s East
bet Jackson and Pacific
Huster Joseph, deckhand steamer Louise, res San
Antonio
Hustes Edward, laborer with De Vries & Chase
Huston George, (George Huston &, Go.) dwl NE
cor McAllister and Gough
HUSTON GEORGE & CO., produce commission
and poultry merchants, 425 Clay
Huston Robert, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Hutaff Henry, groceries aud liquors, SE cor Eddy
and Leavenworth
Hutaff Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Broad-
way and Ohio
Hutehings Daniel F., (Hutehings & Finlayson)
dwl 1913 Stockton
Hatchings Frank J., messenger California Ins. Co.,
dwl 1913 Stockton
Hutehings Samuel W., longshoreman, dwl 511 Miss
Hutehings & Finlayson, (Daniel F. Hutehings and
James R. Finlayson) oils, manufacturers and
bleachers, 517 Front
Hutchins Charles A., engineer with S. F. Weeks &
Co.,dwl213Ritch
Hutchins E. P., secretary Mining Bureau, office 32
Stevenson's Building
Hutchins Oeorge H., clerk S.F. Post office, dwl 509
Powell
Hutchins Henry, Seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hutchins Lemuel W., laborer, dwl E s Harrison
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hutchinson Annie, (colored) laundress, dwl N s
Dupont Alley
Hutchinson Charles C.Jstaiibuilder.dwl 549| Bryant
Hutchinson Christopher, (G. Jp W. Hutchinson)
dwl 16Ritch
HUTCHINSON C. I., general agent National Life
Ins. Co., and president California Beet Sugar
Co., office 338 Montgomery, dwl 845 Mission
Hutchinson C & W., carpenters and block' letter
makers, 213 Pine
Hutchinson Daniel, (Hall Sf H.) res San Mateo Co.
Hutchiusou David, proprietor Eureka Lodgings,
624 Commercial
Hutchinson David S., dentist, office 230 Kearny, dwl
1203 Market
Hutchinson Ely I., law student with Clarke & Car-
pentier, dwl 845 Mission
Hutchinson Ezra I., mining agent, office 23 Ex-
change Building, dwl 237 Stevenson
Hutchinson Frederick W., receiving teller Bank
California, dwl 845 Mission
Hutchinson Gardner S., (Morison, Harris Sf Go.)
res Brooklyn, New York
Hutchinson George B., silver refiner, dwl SW cor
Thirteenth and Folsom
Hutchinson George O., ( Hutchinson & Pilkington)
dwl 549 1 Bryant
Hutchinson Hayward M., ( Hutchinson, Kohl &,Co.)
res Washington, D. C.
Hutchinson Henry L., (Fairbanks <$• H. ) dwl
Grand Hotel
Hutchinson Israel, miner, dwl 841 Mission
Hutchinson James, seaman brig Hidalgo, pier 9 Steu
Hutchinson James, shoemaker, dwl 10 Jessie
HUTCHINSON JAMES S., cashier with Sather &
Co., dwl Ws How bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hutchinson John, exchange broker, 320 Montgom-
ery, dwl 611 Valencia
Hutchinson John J., (G . B. Densmore 4* Co.) dwl
W s Guerrero bet Twenty-second and Twenty -
third
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLEEY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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N FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Hutchinson Joseph, real estate, dwl SWcor Howard
and Fifteenth
Hutchinson Joseph C. real estate agent, office 626
Montgomery, dwl 22 First Avenue
HUTCHINSOS, KOHL & CO., (Hayward M.
Hutchinson, William Kohl, August Wasser-
mann, Louis Sloss, Lewis Gerst/c, Leopold
JBoscowitz, O. Niebanm and John F. Miller)
shipping merchants and wholesale fur dealers,
310 Sanson)
Hutchinson L. Mrs., reporter, dwl International
Hotel
Hutchinson L. D., assorter Pioneer Woolen Mills
Hutchinson Lewis, porter with Spruance, Stanley
& Co., dwl Swiss Hotel
Hutchinson Myron, salesman with Spruance, Stan-
lev & Co.
Hutchinson Osgood, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Hutchinson Roy, butcher with William Wiuckler,
dwl N\V cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Hutchinson William, ( C. S? W. Hutchinson) dwl
754 Howard
Hutchinson William, hoarding, 110 Prospect Place
Hutchinson William L.,expresswagon. cor Clay and
Diumm, dwl Ss Pine nr Van Ness Avenue
Hutchinson & Pilkington, (George O. Hutchinson
and J. Pilkington) physicians, office 128 Kearny
Hutli Charles, clerk with John Wessel, dwl SE cor
Powell and Union
Huth Henry, driver with Samuel Karau, Ns Fran-
cisco bet Jones and Taylor
Hutin Francois, laundrymau French laundry, dwl
13 Oak Avenue
Huttmann H, tanner, dwl Sau Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Hutton A. H., mate bark Fremont, pier 17 Steuart
Hutton Alice Miss, shoefitter with Orrin Jones
Hutton Hugh S., commercial reporter, dwl N s
Green bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Hutton J. A. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, dwl Eleventh bet Market and
Mission
Hutton James, drayman, 325 Davis, dwl 2 Helen
Hutton J. Frank, (Hutton & 0' Neil ) dwl 223
Kearny
Hutton John, engineer steamer Nevada, dwl 9|
Oak Avenue
Hutton John, drayman, 208 Davis, dwl 35 Eleventh
Hutton & O'Neil, ( J.Frank Hutton and, M.Sarsfield
O'Neil) attorneys-at-law, office 609 Sacramento
Huze Fritz, laborer, dwl 338 Bush
Hvistendahl Chr. Rev., pastor Evangelical Lutheran
Church, dwl 874 Mission
Hyani Joseph, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Hyams Brothers, (Edward and William) import-
ers, mannf and wholesale clothing, 227 Sansom
Hyams Edward, clothing, 335 Kearny
Hyams Edward, (Hyams Bros.) dwl'131 Mont
Hyams George J. S., merchant, dwl 1025 McAllister
Hyams James H., clerk with Stolz Bros., dwl 228
Turk
Hyams Leopold, physician, office 659 Clay, dwl SE
cor Clay and Kearny
Hyams William, (Hyams Bros.) res New York
Hyatt 'Alexander, sawmaker with N. W. Spaulding,
dwl 2102 Mason
Hyatt John, student, dwl 314 Bush
Hyatt T. Hart, general agent Atlantic Mutual Life
Ins. Co., office 420 Montgomery, res Oakland
Hyatt T. Hart Jr., attorney at law, office 520 Mont-
gomery, dwl 218 Stockton
Hyde Frederick A., (Sherman & H.) and clerk U.
S. Land Office, dwl 512 Leavenworth
Hyde George, attorney at law, dwl 719 Geary
Hyde George K., (George K. Hyde $ Co.) dwl
Lick House
Hyde George K. & Co., wholesale hardware and
cutlery, 412 Market
HYDE HENRY C, attorney at law, office A\\\
California, dwl 726 Geary
Hyde Isaac, superintendent What Cheer House, 527
Sacramento, res Oakland
Hyde John, cook American Exchange, dwl 612 Pow
Hyde Michael, real estate, dwl N s Precita Avenue
nr Mission
Hyde William H., (Hyde & Chester) dwl E s Mis-
sion bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
HYDE & CHESTER, (Willicfm H Hyde and
Henry Chester) contractors for raising and mov-
ing buildings, 619 Mission
Hydelirt'Michael J., produce commission. 216 Davis,
dwl S s Austin bet Franklin and Gough
HYGEIAN HOME WATER CURE, Dr. Barlow
J. Smith proprietor, 637 California
Hyland Ann, (widow) dwl 669 Harrison
Hyland Bernard, driver N. B. & M. R. R , dwl SW
cor Howard and Third
HYLAND H. J.<fc CO., (0. F. Von Rhein) real
estate and business agents, 105 Montgomery
Hyland Henry J., ( H. J. Hyland & Co.) dwl Coso
Avenue nr Aztec
Hyland James, sailmaker with Harding & Branu,
215 Front
Hyland Joseph B, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl 17 Clinton
Hyland Michael, laborer, dwlN s Natomanr Eighth
Hyland Patrick, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 510 Stevenson
Hyles John, painter, dwl 835 Broadway
Hyman D. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, dwl 1825 Clay
Hyman Henry, barkeeper with Otildo Foth, 928
Kearny
Hyman Henry, (estate of ) pawnbroker, 625 Kearny
Hyman H.W., (of Hyman Bros., Honolulu, and
Portland, Oregon) office 106 Battery, dwl 1220
Geary
Hyman Jacob, hairdresser, 534 Jack, dwl 606 Bdwy
Hyman Lena, (widow) dwl 229 Tyler
Hyman Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway
Hyman Moses, bookkeeper, 112 Sausom, dwl 25
Taylor
Hyman Nathan J., salesman, 242 Montgomery, dwl
815 Stockton
Hyman Pauline Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove
Factory, dwl 12 Russ
Hyman Samuel, (colored) janitor Pacific Museum,
dwl 211 Geary
Hymes H. H., with Stolz Brothers, dwl 228 Turk
HYNES A. R., recorder city and county, office SE
cor Kearny and Washington, dwl 1607 Pac Av
Hynes Bridget, (widow) dwl 127 Tehama
Hvnes Edward P., carpenter California Planing
Mill, dwl 563 Mission
Hynes James, laborer, dwl 1 16 Shipley
Hynes John, laborer, dwl SW cor Wash and San
Hynes John, steward Lick House, dwl Ws Pierce
bet Ellis and Eddy
Hynes Michael, teamster with Thomas Reid, dwl
958 Mission
Hynes Patrick, laborer, dwl 54 Shipley, rear
Hynes William H., carpenter, dwl NW cor Six-
teenth Avenue and P, South S. F.
Hynes — See Hiues and Hinds
Hynman Israel, peddler, dwl 520 Green
HyslopJohn, messenger Merchants' Exchange, dwl
104 Chestnut
Iaeck Adam, hairdresser withJoseph Lipman, dwl
Ohio nr Broadway
Iburg William M., groceries and liquors, 336 Bush,
dwl 3 Belden
Icke Jacob, upholsterer and mattrassmaker, 829 Pac
Ickelheimer H., painter, 15 Dupout, dwl nr Laguua
Honda
HUNTINGTON, H.OFKLN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
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343
Ide Abbott L , clerk, dwl 333 Fourth
Ide John, trunkmaker with E. Galpen & Co., dwl
333 Fourth
Ide Paulinas, bricklayer, dwl 333 Fourth
Ide Obeil, trunkiuaUer with E. Galpen & Co., dwl
333 Fourth
Ignacio Antonio, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Ignacie Joachim, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Igo James, dairyman, dwl California Avenue opp
Bryant, Berual Hights
Ihrie George P., brevet brigadier-general and pay-
master U. S. A., office 703 Market, dwl 1510 Miss
IKEN FREDERICK, commission merchant, office
SW cor Front and Jackson, dwl 117 Stockton
lis John G., importer stoves, etc., and proprietor
Jackson Iron Foundry, 628 Washington
Use William A., assayer S. F. Assaying and Refin-
ing- Works, res Oakland
Imbourg Charles, veterinary surgeon, office and
dwl 128 Kearny
Imbrie Augustus C, tailor, dwl I Hi Geary
Imbaus Emile J., clerk with Carlos F. Glein, dwl
503 Chestnut
Imhaus Louis A., real estate agent, 331 Montgom-
ery, dwl 503 Chestnut
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER, office 614
Merchant, room 23
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.. (London)
Falkner, Bell & Co.. agents, office 430 Cal
IMPERIAL SILVER MINING CO., (Gold Hill,
Nevada) office 419 California
Imperial Real Estate and Loan Co., office 14 Geary
IMPERISHABLE BLOCK PAVEMENT, Bon-
net &. Skinner, proprietors, office 402 Mont-
gomery
Impi'oved Calkers' Association, rooms 713 Mission
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN, hall 342 Bush,
office Great Chief of Records, 007 Washington
Ince Matthew N., (Richard Patrick & Go.) dwl
439 Tyler
Incell Ada Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 110 Geary
Incell Adele Miss, buttoumaker with M. Ettinger,
dwl 110 Geary
Inches Robert, sawyer, dwl 37 Natoma
Indares L. P., cigars and tobacco, 204 Second
Independent Order B'nai Brith, hall 105 Post
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FEL-
LOWS, hall 325 Montgomery
INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MEN, hall 510
Bush
INDEPENDENT ORDER WHITE MEN, Char-
ter Oak ball, Fourth nr Market
Inderbritzen X., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Inderstroth H., miner, dwl 110 Kearny
India Dock, E s Battery bet Filbert and Greenwich
India Rice Mill, William M. Greenwood proprietor,
203 and 205 Mission
INDIAN AFFAIRS, U.S. SUPERINTENDENT
FOR CALIFORNIA, office 224 Kearny
Indorf Frederick, teamster, dwl N s Natoma bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Industrial Depot — ladies' and children's clothing,
NE cor New Montgomery and Natoma
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, office
11 City Hall, second floor, Institution, Old Ocean
House Road, 5 miles from City Hall
Ing Andrew D., clerk with John Skinker, dwl 419
Harrison
Ingalls Patrick, upholsterer with J. T. Terry & Co.,
dwl Bartol Place
Ingell Benjamin A., machine operator with Buck-
ingham & Hecht, dwl 13 Oak
IngellJohn T., bootfitter with Buckingham&Hecht,
dwl 13 Oak
Ingersoll Gaylord, driver American bakery, dwl
715 Pacific
Ingersoll George S., clerk Union Warehouse, dwl
204 Montgomery
Ingerson H. H., physician, office and dwl 112
O'Farrell
Ingerson J. W., mariner, dwl E s McCormack bet
Pacific and Broadway
Inggardiola Frank, laborer, dwl 469 Clementina
Inggardiola Lawrence, speculator, dwl 469 Clem
Ingham Alice Miss, adjuster U. S.B. Mint, dwl 54
' Third
Ingham Mary Mrs., teacher music, dwl SW cor
Sixth and Folsom
Ingham Richard, tankmaker with Atwood & Bod-
well
Ingle Albinus, clerk pay department U. S. A., 703
" Market, dwl 220 Third
Ingle Charles L., bliudmaker Mechanics' Mill, dwl
504 Greenwich
Ingle Edward E., sash and blindmaker, dwl 504
Greenwich
Ingle James A., sash and blindmaker, dwl 504
Greenwich
Ingle J. P., carpenter, NE cor Lombard and Fill-
more
Ingleman Valentine, fireman, dwl 4 Central Place
Inglis Alexander, oysters, Mint Saloon, dwl 160
Jessie
Inglis James G., newspaper carrier, dwl 160 Jessie
Ingold George, cabinetmaker with George B. May
'& Co., dwl 623 Sutter
Ingols James E., clerk S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, res Oakland
Ingolsbe Alva, errand boy Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl SW cor Broadway and Taylor
Ingraham Frank O., cooper with Reuben Norton,
dwl 49 Clay
Ingraham John, driver Cent. R.R.
Ingraham Joseph, cooper with Cutting & tHo., dwl
927 Natoma
Ingraham Ossian P., machinist with Joshua Hendy,
dwl 927 Natoma
Ingraham Richard B., porter with Hawley &. Co.,
dwl 295 Clementina
Ingraham R. P. M is., teacher Powell StreetPrimary
School, dwl 21 Hawthorne
Ingram James, dwl 83 Fifteenth
Ingram Mary Ann, (widow) dwl 1917 Hyde
Iugwersen Henry, master mariner, dwl S s Eleventh
Avenue bet N and P, South S. F.
Innian JobnT., engineer stmr Nevada, dwl 865 Fol
Iund Thomas, shipwright, dwl 104 Minna
Iunes John O, clerk Chief Quartermaster Depart-
ment California, 703 Market, dwl 207 Taylor
Innis Joseph, watchman Cal. P. R. R. Co. 's stmr
Amador
$nuis Martin, (Haney 8f I.J dwl cor Fillmore and
Green
Innis William, laborer, dwl Lombard nr Fillmore
Inscom Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Inselmann Henry, laborer California Sugar Refiuery,
dwl 17 Downey
Inskip Elizabeth, liquor saloon, 3 King
Iuskip John E., brassfinisher California Brass
Works, dwl 3 King
Inslee George W., (Inslee Sj- Joseph) dwl 527 Geary
Inslee & Joseph, (George \V. Inslee and Michael
J. Joseph) cigars and tobacco, 326 Montgomery
INSPECTOR BOILERS U. S., office room 11
U. S. Court Building
INSPECTOR GAS METERS, office SW cor First
and Mission
INSPECTOR HULLS U. S., office U. S. Court
Building
INSPECTOR (STATE) STAMPS, office 601 Cal-
ifornia
INSPECTOR STEAMBOATS U. S., office room
11, U. S. Court Building
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER STATE OF
CAL., office SW cor California and Sausom
Intemmi Charles, clerk with Johu Fredericks, dwl
201 Main
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 113 ransom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Mcratg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESSOR U. S., office
U. S. Court Building
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR U. S.,
office C. S. Court Building
[NTERNAL REVENUE SUPERVISOR U. S.,
office Hi' California
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Hiram C. Patridge
proprietor, 530-53-1 Jackson
[nwood George, carpenter, dwl Se Broadway nr
Van Ness Avenue
[nwood George, painter, dwl 1623 Powell
[onigkeit Hugo, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
[ps witch John, restaurant, lOSteuart (and Ipswitch
A Goldstonej
[pBWitch & Goldstone, (John Ipsicitch and John
Goldstonej stave manufacturers, S a Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth
[pawitch Spiro, barkeeper, 10 Steuart
Irazogin Frank, liquor saloon. NW cor Montgomery
and Pacific, dwl 516 Pacific
IREDALE ALFRED S., plumber, gasfitter and
roofer. 565 Mission dwl 957 Mission
Iredale Wilson, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Iredell Joseph B., carpenter, 228 Francisco
Irelan William, shipwright, dwl 607 Howard
Irelan William Jr., chemist Eureka Smelting Works,
dwl 319 Harrison
Ireland James, bookkeeper with Thomas H. Selby
& Co.. res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Ireland William, gasfitter with J. H. O'Brien & Co.,
" dwl 311 Minna
Ireton Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Ireton William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Irish Alice Miss, milliner with Mrs. Ella Fail-bank,
dwl 1061 Folsom
IRISH AMERICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
HALL, 818 Howard
IRISH AMERICAN HALL, 818 and 820 How-
ard
Irish Literary and Social Club, rooms 14 Third
IRISH NEWS, (weekly) Jeffrey Nunan publisher
and proprietor, office 432 Montgomery
Irish William, laborer with W. W. Walmsley, dwl
1061 Folsom
Irons Amoa A., weigher with Nicholas Bichard,
dwl 327 Green
Irvin Brown, laborer Jackson Street Wharf, dwl
SE cor McAllister and Pierce
Irvin George C, clerk with Wilbur F. Bayley, dwl
464 Clementina
Irvin James T., carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Irvin — See Ervin, Erwin and Irwin ^
Irvine Andrew W., jeweler with California Jew-
elry Co., dwl 22 Turk
Irvine Frank, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Irvine George, porkpacker, dwl S a Twenty-first nr
Mission
IRVINE, HARKER & CO.,/ William Irvine, Asa
Harker, and James Irvine) wholesale grocers
and commission merchants, 226 Front
Irvine James, (Irvine, Harker & Co.) dwl NE cor
' Folsom and Eleventh
Irvine James, liquor saloon, 124 Fourth, dwl 45
Second
Irvine Robert, laborer, dwl 5 Market
Irvine William, (Irvine, Harker & Co.) dwl 1223
Mission
Irvine William, f Patterson, I. # Stow) attorney at
at law, office 609 Sac, dwl 605 Merchant
Irvine William, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Irvine William L.,clerk with Coghill, Lvona & Co.,
dwl 712 Butter
Irving C.M.Mrs., dwl 912 Stockton
Irving David, tailor, 612i Howard
Irving Henry, ahipcarpenter, dwl cor Illinoia and
Napa
Irving Henry P., attorney -at- law, office 44 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl West End, Brenham Place
Irving House, Charles Durney proptr, 568 Mission
Irving James, barkeeper, 5 Summer, dwl 131 Mont
Irving James, carpenter, dwl Irving House
Irving James D., bookkeeper with I. & A.M. Cook,
dwl 69 Minna
Irving John H, clerk, dwl 1416 Folsom
Irving Samuel, (Anderson & I.) dwl 1315 Hyde
Irving Thomas, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 612^ Howard
Irving Washington, special policeman, dwl 5 Wet-
more Place
Irving William K., porter, 721 Market, res Oak-
land
Irwin Benoni, portraitpainter, room 4, 115 Kearny
Irwin David, assistant ganger with James Hunter,
dwl 617 Post
Irwin Francis, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Mont-
gomery and Greenwich
Irwin George W., (Hangh 8? I.) dwl 417 Minna
Irwin Henry, hostler, 417 Folsom
Irwin James, longshoreman with Charles E.Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Irwin James, physician, dwl 42 Clarence Place
Irwin James, porter with Redington, Hostetter &
Co., dwl NW cor Church and Twenty-fourth
IRWIN JAMES,Rotunda Wine Rooms, Merchants'
Exchange, dwl Wadsworth House
Irwin James O., clerk, dwl 42 Clarence Place*
Irwin John, dwl 603 Merchant
Irwin John, shoemannfactorv, 703 Mission, dwl S a
Oak bet Buchanan and Webster
Irwin Joseph, reporter Examiner, dwl 14 Ellis
Irwin Marv, (widow) dwl 103 Hvde
Irwin Richard B., (Eldridge <S? I.) dwl 1500 Van
Ness Avenue
Irwin Robert, (Jones, Pullman §• Co.) dwl 2116
Larkin
Irwin Robert, driver Front St. M. & O.R.R., dwl 1
Austin
Irwin William, (Farrell & I.) dwl S s Oak bet
Buchanan and Webster
Irwin William, clerk with Redington, Hostetter &
Co., dwl Ws Capp bet Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-fourth
Irwin William, laborer with Charles E. Haaeltine,
36 Steuart
Irwin Zenoni, dwl Grand Hotel
Irwin — See Erwin, Ervin and Irvin
Isaac Jo8eph, (Joseph Isaac & Co.) dwl 21 Oak
Avenue
ISAAC JOSEPH & Co., (Herman Rohitscheck)iair
poHersand jobbers books, stationery, blankbook8,
etc., 513 Sansoui
Isaac Marcus, expressman, dwl 737 Pacific
Isaac Morris, tailor, 4 Summer
Isaacs Abraham, clerk with Albert Isaacs, dwl 435
Green
Isaacs Albert, clothing, 903 Kearny, dwl 435 Green
Isaaca Alfred S., messenger Custom House, dwl 3151
Third
Isaacs Benjamin, metal engraver with William Pat-
terson, dwl 25 Rauacb
Iaaaca Benjamin, (H. Isaacs & Co.) dwl 533 Te-
hama
Iaaacs D., teacher music, dwl 350 Jessie
Isaacs David, metal engraver with William Pat-
terson, dwl 25 Rausch
Iaaacs H. & Co., (Benjamin Isaacs) boots and
shoes, 260 Third
Isaaca Harris, (H. Isaacs & Go.) dwl 533 Tehama
Isaacs Heiman, merchant tailor, 507 Jackson
Isaaca Herman, tailor, dwl 236 Sutter
Isaacs Isaac M., clerk, 328 Bush, dwl 631 Sac
Iaaaca Isidor, hairdresser with Morris Rosenthal,
dwl 366 Jessie
Iaaacs J. L., clerk with Sarah Steigor, dwl 411
O' Farrell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.;
C. P. VAN RCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
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Isaacs Kate, (widow) Identical Saloou, SE cor Sac-
ramento and Battery
Isaacs Miohael, tailor, dwl 366 Jessie
Isaacs Morris, (Isaacs & Gross) dwl 109 Mont
Isaacs Reuben, (of R. Isaacs # Bio., Yokohama)
office 133 Sansom, dwl 234 Sixth
Isaacs Samuel, expresswagou, SE cor Dupont and
Jackson, dwl 648 Stevenson
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 831 Washington
Isaacs Simon, clothing, 433 Pacific
Isaacs William B., merchant, dwl 1428 Post
Isaacs & Gross, (Morris Isaacs and Herman Gross)
importers and manufacturers clothing, 221 San
Isaacson Lena, (widow) dwl 12 Laugton
Isabella Company, (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
506 Clay
Isadore Isaac, furniture, 821 Montgomery
Isachen Ole A., cooper with Francis W.Arnold, dwl
31 Everett
Isackson Christian, seaman, dwl 409 Drumru
Iscard John, (Iscard & Lelle) dwl Lombard nr
Octavia
Iscard & Lelle. (John Iscard, and, Philip Lelle J tal-
low factory, Lombard nr Octavia
Iseli Jacob, liquor saloon, 208 Dupont
Iseustien Wolf, pedler, dwl 401 Powell
Isermann Frederick W., tailor, dwl 727 Broadway
Ish Peter, chicken ranch, dwl nr University Mound
College
Isbam Alfred W., driver with S. F. Transfer Co.,
dwl 6 New Montgomery
Isham J. B. G.. dwl Union Club
Isidor Levy, tailor, 205 Second
Isigkeit Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Ison William, laundryman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Israel Charles, salesman with Bremer & Bro., dwl
824 Pine
Israel Charles, dwl 318 Pine
Israel Harris, ( Simon Israel Sf Co.) dwl W s Rail-
road Avenue bet Fifth aud Sixth Avenues
Israel Isaac Grant, broker, dwl 127 Kearny
Israel Julius, (Maass <fc I.J dwl 338 Clementina
Israel Meyer, ( Shirek & Co.) dwl 1316 Powell
Israel Simon, (Simon Israel & Co./ dwl W s Rail-
road Avenue bet Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Israel Simon & Co., f Harris Israel) clothing, W s
Railroad Avenue bet Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Israelsky H. & Co., poultry and game, 81 and 82
California Market
Israelsky Heiman, (H. Israelsky & Co.) res Napa
City
Israelsky Julius, salesman, 81 California Market,
dwlll5l Mission
Issendorf Frederick, (Laiikenau & I.) dwl 301
Howard
Issendorf Herman, miner, dwl 301 Howard
Isson Samuel, watchmaker, dwl 456 Sixth
Isthmus House, Chichester Meluk proprietor, 54
First
Italian and Swiss Hospital, SE corFolsom aud Third
Italian Benevolent Society, 430 Jackson
Italian Hospital, W s Noe bet Twenty-eighth aud
Twenty-ninth
Itseil A. J., teacher German Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School
Ivaucovich George, clerk with' William Pickering,
dwl SE cor Broadway aud Stockton
IVANCOVICH J. & CO., (Mark Vuhcevich)
wholesale fruits, 520 and 522 Sansom
Ivancovich John, (J. Ivaucovich & Co.) 520 San
Ivanovich John, eoffeestand, 624 Kearny
Ivemeyer Henry, (Scheper & I.) dwl 909 Kearny
Ivers Richard, "office 411* Cal, dwl 825 0"Farreli
Iverson Christian, mariner, dwl 5 Liberty
Iverson Henry, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Ives Chiirles, barkeeper, dwl 510 Frout
Ives Charles S.,cle*rk, 216 Battery, dwl 301 Third
Ives George I., stockbroker, office 424 Montgomery)
dwl 417 Montgomery
Ives J., dwl What Cheer House
Ives Ralph O., stockbroker, dwl 1022 Pine
Ivison Henry, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tiue, 36 Steuart
Ivory John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Jachens John, (Jachens S? Newman) dwl cor Bush
and Devisadero
Jachens & Newman, (John Jachens and Christian
Newman) groceries and liquors, 513 Davis
Jaciut Joseph, shoemaker with Joseph Francis, dwl
Ohio bet Pacific and Broadway
Jack Adam, (B. Ansburg & Co.) dwl W s Ohio
bet Vallejo and Broadway
Jack John, molder Risdou Iron Works, dwl Good-
sell Place nr First
Jack Katie A., boarding and lodging, 75 Clementina
Jack Robert, salesman'with Samuel Mosgrove, dwl
318 Jessie
Jackman Darius B., (colored) porter Overmau S.
M. Co., dwl 1006 Washington
Jackman Jehiel B., paver, dwl 34 Austin
Jackman Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Jacks Christina Miss, dwl 925 Washington
Jackson Abraham, cooper, dwl 9£ Grand Avenue
Jackson A. L., dwl 314 Bush
Jackson Alden W., salesman with Pope & Talbot,
dwl 515 Folsom
Jackson Alexander, proprietor Mount Hood House,
43 Vallejo, dwl 35 Park Avenue
Jackson Andrew, hatter with Charles J. Jackson,
dwl 1118 Montgomery
Jackson Andrew, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Jackson Annie, (colored) laundress, dwlN s Dupont
Alley
Jackson Archibald, (colored) paperhanger, dwl
808 Filbert
Jackson Augustus A., clerk with Pope & Talbot,
dwl 515 Folsom
Jackson Benjamin S., expresswagon, 600 Market,
dwl 436 Bush
Jackson Brewerv, W. A. Freaderek proprietor,
1428 Mission"
Jackson Charles, commission merchant, office 405
Front, dwl 1006 Pine
Jackson Charles G., dwl 14 Sherman
Jackson Charles G., lumber surveyor, dwl 911
Sutter
Jackson David B., agent Fort Wayne and Penn-
sylvania Central R. R.,2 New Montgomery
Jackson Franklin L., special agent Piedmont aud
Arlington Life Ins. Co., dwl 26 Sixth
Jackson Frederick, bootmaker with Adolph Levy,
dwl 6S Jessie
Jackson Frederick, upholsterer with Frank G.Ed-
wards, dwl 123 Bernard
Jackson George, foreman, dwl 710 Kearny
Jackson George, messenger Australia S. S. Line,
dwl 1208 Kearny
Jackson George, steward Miner's Restaurant, dwl
803 Montgomery
Jackson George, tinsmith with J. J. O'Shea, dwl
421 Broadway, rear
Jackson Harriet, (c<jlored) (widow) stewardess
steamer Sacramento, dwl 20 Scott Place
Jackson Henry, hairdressing saloon, 229 Filth
Jackson Henry, liquor saloon, E s Potrero Avenue
nr El Dorado
Jackson Iron Foundry, John G. lis proprietor, cor
Gibb and Maiden Lane, office 628 Washington
Jackson Jacob, tailor, dwl 1211 Powell
JACKSON JACOB G., wholesale lumber, pier 2
Steuart, dwl 911 Sutter
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Jackson James, hack man Grand Hotel
Jackson James, laborer, dwl 26 Sacramento
Jackson James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Jackson Jane, (colored) (widow) dwl 18 Stone
Jackson Jane, laundress with S. P. Laundry Asso-
ciation, dwl NWcor Fillmore and Turk
Jackson John, brassfinisher Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 21 Minna
Jackson John, deckhand stmr Alameda, Alameda
Perry
Jackson John, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Jackson John, longshoreman with ObarlesE Hasel-
tine, 3o Steuart
Jackson John P., dwl 720 Sutter
Jackson John S., engineer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
21 Stanford
Jackson Joseph F., fireman stmr El Capitan, dwl
919 Battery
Jackson Lewis, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Jackson Mary E. Miss, (colored) ladies' hairdresser,
dwl 730 Howard
Jackson Mining Co., (Eureka, Nev.J office 419
California
Jackson Otis, salesman Cal. Planing Mill, dwl 563
Mission
Jackson Otto, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Jackson Peter, seamen, dwl 26 Steuart
Jackson Robert, cigar maker, 905 Battery
Jackson Robert, fireman, dwl 509 Davis
Jackson Robert C, salesman, 14 Montgomery, dwl
220 Tbird
Jackson Street Wharf, foot of Jackson
Jackson Theodore, expresswagon, cor Sacramento
and Dupont, dwl 15 White
Jackson Thomas B., carpenter, dwl 964 Mission
Jackson Thomas S., engineer, dwl 559 Stevenson
Jackson Thomas W., commission agent, office 416J
Sacramento, dwl Cottage Place nr Clay
Jackson T. J., foreman with Frank G. Edwards,
dwl 516 Filbert
Jackson William, barkeeper cor Jackson and Stock-
ton, dwl 919 Pacific
Jackson William, barkeeper with John P. Lavin,
dwl 217 Tehama
Jackson William, drayman, 23 Front, dwl 535 How
Jackson William, (colored) hairdresser with Wil-
liam A. Gray, dwl S 8 Clay bet Kearuy and
Dupont
Jackson William, laborer, dwl 405 Stevenson
Jackson William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Jackson William, shoemaker with D. W.Emerson
& Co., dwl 337 Bush
Jackson William, stevedore, dwl 213 Harrison
Jackson William L. G., (colored) porter, 424 Cali-
fornia, dwl 125 Silver
Jacob Bellar, laborer, dwl Hinckley nr Kearny
Jacob Charles E., dwl 1190 Harrison
Jacob Ephraim F., peddler, dwl 109 Shiplev
Jacob Louis, tailor, S s Haves bet Larkin and Polk
Jacobbi Francis, dwl 930 Montgomery
Jacobi Leonard, bookkeeper, 108 Sansom, dwl 1020
Post
Jacobi Leopold, ( Waller & J.) dwl 315 Eddv
Jacobi Michael, clerk with Glazier & Seli^sberg,
dwl 1020 Post *
Jacobi — See Jaeoby
Jacobs Abe, bat and cap dealer, dwl 112 Jones
Jacobs Abraham, clothing, 607 Pacific, dwl 625 Pac
Jacobs Abraham, expresswagon, cor Bdwy and Dup
Jacobs Albert, shipping merchant and real estate,
office 119 Washington, dwl W s Telegraph
Place nr Greenwich
Jacobs Albert E., clerk with M. I. Jacobs & Co
dwl 424 Ellis
Jacobs Baron, clerk with Mierson, Jewell &. Co.,
dwl 620 Green
Jacobs Barron M., (M. I. Jacobs &• Co .) res Tucson
A. T.
Jacobs Benjamin, tanner, dwl NE cor Ninth and
Brannan
Jacobs Bernard, clerk with Abraham Jacobs, dwl
625 Pacific
Jacobs Charles E., (Jacobs & Wright) dwl NE cor
Dupont and Kearny
Jacobs David, clothing. 315 Pacific
Jacobs D&vid, clothing, 518 Pacific
Jacobs Gustav, (Ualisher & J.) dwl 103 Mason
Jacobs H., (widow) fancy goods, 1144 Folsom
Jacobs Hyman S., tailor with Jacob Jackson, dwl
504 Pacific
Jacobs Jacob, (Busse & J.) dwl 713 Union
Jacobs Jacob, manufacturer boys' and men's cloth-
ing, 410 and 412 Sansom, dwl 929 Natoma
Jacobs Jacob, expresswagon, NW cor Broadway
and Dupont, dwl 713 Union
Jacobs John, driver with Schroth & Westerfeld
Jacobs Joseph, hairdresser with Busse & Jacobs,
dwl 713 Union
Jacobs Joseph, salesman, 302 Kearny, dwl 305
Hayes
Jacobs Joseph, tailor, 432 Broadway
JACOBS JULIUS, general agent" Germauia Life
Ins. Co., office 319 California, dwl 1307 Larkin
Jacobs Lionel M., ( M. I. Jacobs & Co.) res Tucson,
A. T.
Jacobs Lizzie Miss, dwl 21 Ellis
Jacobs Louis N., operator Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., dwl 1105 Powell
Jacobs Manheim, pawnbroker, 646 Sac, dwl 215 Pow
Jacobs Mark I., (M. I. Jacobs $■ Co.) dwl 424
Ellis
Jacobs Marks, expressman, SW cor Folsom and
Third, dwl 225 Third
Jacobs Maurice E., salesman, 126 Sansom, dwl 21
Ellis
Jacobs M. I. & Co., (Lionel M. and Barron M. Ja-
cobs) dealers legaltenders, bonds, revenue
stamps, etc., 605 Montgomery
Jacobs Morris, bookkeeper, 6 Battery, dwl Pacific
bet Sansom and Montgomery
Jacobs Morris, clothing, 417 Pacific
Jacobs Nathaniel, clerk with McAllisters & Bergin,
dwl 1818 Market
Jacobs Peter, drayman with Cohn, Martin & Co.,
dwl 402 Grove
Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper Underwriters' Agency,
dwl 251 Stevenson
Jacobs Samuel, merchant, dwl 219 Mason
Jacobs Samuel, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock&
Co., dwl 275^ Clara
Jacobs Simon, mavc\vca\t,( Snelling and Santa Cruz)
office 19 Battery
Jacobs Solomon, cigarmaker with C. C. Diez, dwl
606 Ellis
Jacobs Solomon, drayman, 301 Front, dwl 729
O'Farrell
Jacobs Solomon, drygoods, 302 and 305 Hayes
Jacobs Solomon, teacher Hebrew, dwl 115^ Shipley,
rear
Jacobs Walter, cook, 408 Pine, dwl cor Pine and
Quincy
Jacobs William, (A. Lusk & Co.) dwl S s Pacific
bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue
Jacobs William, real estate, dwl fr-lii Capp
Jacobs William N, U. S. mail agent S. F. Post
Office, dwl 1210 Larkin
Jacobs &. Wright, (Charles E. Jacobs and William
Wright j lamps and coal oil, NE cor Dupont and
Broadway
Jacobsen Christian, jobwagon, NW cor Sutter and
Sansom, dwl Ns Twenty-fifth bet Alabama and
Columbia
Jacobsen Frederick, seaman, dwl 1011 Battery
Jacobsen Gustav, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Jacobsen Henrik, seaman brig Ara.ifo, I Howard
Jacobsen John, lumberman with Whitney A Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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Jacohsen Martin, farmer, dwl NE cor Mission and
Beale
Jacohsen Martin, lumberman with Whitney &
Freese, SE cor Steuart and Mission
Jacohsen Peter, groceries, 2019 Mason
Jacobson Charles, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Jacobson Charles, seaman schooner Bobolink, dwl
32 Steuart
Jacobson David, finisher with Buckingham &
Hecht. dwl 246J Clara
Jacobson Eric, mastermariner, dwl 318 Ritch
Jacobson Ferdinand, cigarmaker, dwl 318 Brannan
Jacobson Harris, coffee saloon, SE cor Battery and
Pacific, dwl 1313 Montgomery
Jacobson Jacob, fruits, 24 Third, dwl 244 Minna
Jacobson John, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Jacobson John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Jacobson Martin, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Jacobson Nils P., silversmith with Koehler & Rit-
ter, dwl 1029 Pacific
Jacobson Peter, bootmaker, 5 St. Charles Place
Jacobv A., agent D. Manheim, office 221 Sansom,
dwl 1008 Larkin
Jacobv Conrad, business manager Hebrew, dwl 228
Bush
Jacoby Ernest, editor Hebrew, dwl 116 O'Farrell
Jacobv George, cigars and tobacco, 530 Sacramento,
dwl 540 California
Jacoby Jacob, merchant, dwl 332 Ellis
Jacoby Jacob, tailor, dwl 103 Minna
Jacoby Joseph, (Max Bielski & Co.) dwlNs Ful-
ton nr Octavia
Jacobv Julius, (Becker & J.) dwl 725 Harrison
Jacoby Julius H., clerk, 213 Mont, dwl 1110 Stock
Jacoby Laney, bookkeeper, dwl 1020 Post
JACOBY LOUIS, manager with Morris Speyer &
Co., 13 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 905 Geary
Jacobv Michael, stockbroker, dwl 1020 Post
JACOBY PHILO, publisher and proprietor He-
brew, office 420 Montgomery, dwl 228 Bush
Jacoby P. K., barkeeper, dwl 304 Minna
Jacoby Samuel, varieties, 1110 Stockton
Jacoby. — See Jacobi
Jacques A., bootmaker, 445 Jackson
Jacques Joseph, (colored) bootblack, 621 Merchant,
dwl 19 Scott Place
Jacques Torret, (Jacques & Mortier) 805 Mont-
gomery
Jacques & Mortier, (Torret Jacques and Edward
Mortier) restaurant, 805 Montgomery
Jacquot Ernest, laborer with Jules B. Neulens, dwl
718 Sansom
Jacquot George, laborer with N. G. Norden, dwl
Brannau St. House
Jacquot Joseph, real estate, dwl S s Fourteenth
Avenue nr N
Jaeger Charles, waiter, 423 Bush
Jaeger Jacob, molder, dwl Meyer's Hotel
Jaffa Henry S., teacher, dwl 730 Howard
Jaffa R. Madame, teacher music, dwl 730 Howard
JAFFE LOUIS, coal yard, 126 Sutter, dwl 820
Geary
Jaffe Max, bookkeeper with Fabian Toplitz, dwl
314 Bush
Jageling Charles, packer with Heathfield, Bogel &
Co.; dwl 12 William
Jagemann William, clerk with John Van Hadeln,
dwl 1601 Powell
Jager Adolph, physician, office 502 Montgomery,
dwl 1013 Washington
Jager Ann Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 1055 Howard
Jagils Henry, (Miller & Jagils) dwl SW cor Sec-
ond and Tehama
Jagoe Robert H., shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 459 Jessie
Jahn Christopher, with Chr. Schreiber & Co., dwl 18
Sansom
Jahncke William H., conductor Cent. R.R., dwl 25
Sixth
Jallu Francois, bakery and wines, 633 B-oadway
James Andrew, bathman, 230 Bush, dwl cor First
and Mission
James Benjamin, (colored) bootblack, Custom House
Place nr Washington
James Caroline N., copyist and translator, dwl 2
Winter's Lane
James Charles A., real estate agent, office 402 Mont-
gomery, dwl 925 Howard
James Elizabeth P., (widow) dwl 822 Folsom
James Eugene, carriatjemanufactory, 493 Eighth
James George, 8eaman, dwl NW cor Drnmm and
Commercial
James George, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1 Steu-
art
James Jeremiah, (James fy Peckerman) dwl 155
Clara
James John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
James Margaret, (widow) dwl 1 Washoe Place
James Richard, compositor Evening Post, dwl S s
Filbert nr Stockton
James Samuel L., housecarpenter, dwl 130 Fifth
James Thomas, carpenter, dwl W s Cheuery nr
Palmer
James Thomas, cook with Charles Smith, 539 Wash
James Wallace T., painter, dwl 227 Hayes
James W. H., carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
James William, (Meeker, J. & Co.) res Newark,
N.J.
Jamps William, laborer Mason's Brewery
James &. FeckermnnJ Jeremiah. James and Samuel
PeckermanJ drygoods, 1114 Stockton
Jameson Henry A., blacksmith with Benjamin A.
Fisher, dwl 3 Minna
Jameson Horace D., harnessmaker, 3!!6 Market, dwl
104 Austin
Jameson James S., bookkeeper with Garland &
Moore, dwl 521 O'Farrell
Jameson Mathew, dwl 829 Folsom
Jameson T. F., conductor N.B.& M.R.R., dwl 829
Folsom
Jamieson James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Jamieson James, seaman bark Dublin, pier 17 Steu
Jamieson Richard, bookkeeper U. S. Hotel, 304
Beale
Jamieson William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &.
Co., 14 Howard
Jamison James, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Jamison John, cook N. P. Trans. Go's S. S. Pel-
ican
Jamison John, expresswagou, 400 Pine, dwl 227
O'Farrell
Jamison Sarah, (widow) lodgings, 48 Clay
Janes Alfred, laborer with A. J. Griffith, dwl 503
East
Janes Charles, clerk, dwl 622 Clay
Janes Elijah Rev., dwl 1223 Folsom
Janes George, laborer with Wood Preserving Co.,
dwl S 8 Union nr Presidio
Janes Henry B., attorney-atlaw, office and dwl 622
Clay
Janes L. H. Mrs., dwl 11 Kearny
Jaues — See Jaynes
Janicki J. Edmund, tailor with Henry Zeitska, dwl
1220 Stockton
JANIN HENRY, mining engineer, office 240 Mont-
gomery, dwl Occidental Hotel
Janiri Joseph H., jeweler with Charles Lemme, dwl
325^ Bush
Jauke William A., dwl SW cor Bush and Taylor
Januey Theodore, shoemaker, dwl Hansa House
Jans Obbe, liquor saloon, Ws East bet Jackson and
Pacific
Jansen Albert, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Jansen Asmus, carpenter, dwl 48 Ritch
Jansen Charles, laborer S.F.&P.Sugar Retinery,dwl
cor Clementina and Sumner
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanaom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
348
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Jansen Charles, Biilestnun with Dolliver & liro.,dwl
101 I Powell
Jansen Charles, seaman bark Northwest, pier 1
Steuart
Jansen Chris., seaman schooner W. H. Stevens, 27
Market
Jansen George, liquor saloon. NE cor First and
Brannan
Jansen Jacob, master mariner, dwl 3 Welsh
Jansen James. captain schooner Thomas Starr King,
dwl 305 Main
Jansen J. II. W., seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Jansen John, laborer with Whitney &. Freese, SE
cor Stenart and Mission
Jansen John, soapmaker, dwl SW cor Folsom aud
Sixteenth
Jansen John W. D., draftsman with European &
Oregon Land Co., dwl 714 Green
Jansen Peter, laborer, dwl Taylor bet Union and
Filbert, rear
Jansen Peter, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Jansen Romberg, watchmaker with Herman
Wenzel, dwl 517 Jessie
Jansen T. ('., cooper, dwl 221 Ritch
Jansen William, cook, dwl 249 Tehama
Janson Charles J., importer, office NW cor Bryant
and Fremont, dwl SE cor Valencia and Twen-
tieth
Janson Martin, seaman ship Revere, pier 9 Steuart
Janson William, rilecutter, dwl 206 Sixth
Janssen Diedrich, patternmaker with John M.
Stockman, dwl 48 Ritch
Janssen Ernest, bookkeeper, 211 Front, res Oakland
Janssen Henry, cabinetmaker with Cbr. Schreiber
& Co., dwl 32 Silver
Janssen J. Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sixth and Brannan
Jantzen August, (George C. W. Heuer & Go.) dwl
201 Steuart
Jantzen Frederick, china, glass, cutlery, etc., 109
Second, 230 Third, and 605 Kearny, dwl 109
Minna
Jantzen Henry, bookkeeper with John Van Bergen
& Co., dwl SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Jantzen John H., clerk with F. Jantzen, dwl 230
Third
Jantzen Louis, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Janvrin George M., machinehand with Thomas
McMahon, dwl 331 Bryant
Japhe William, with A. Volbracht, dwl 704 Ellis
Jaques J. B., expresswagon, cor Front and Market
JARBOE, HARRISON &. ROBINSON, (John
R. Jarboe, Ralph C. Harrison and Cornelius
P. Robinson J attorneys at law, office 402 Mont-
gomery
Jarboe John R., (Jarboe, Harrison & Robinson)
dwl 917 Pine
Jard Joseph, shoemaker with L. Blanchette, dwl 42
Sixth
Jardon Maria Mrs., french lanndrv. 740 Broadway
Jarr Peter, mariner, dwl 5 Newell
Jarrett Abraham, seaman, dwl N s Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis
Jarrett George, seaman, dwl N s Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis
Jarrett, Thomas, porter with J. & P. N. Hauna, dwl
1707 Mason
Jarvie Alexander, marker S. F. Laundry, dwl E s
Steiner nr Ellis
Jarvis Charles H„ collector with Samuel C. Hard-
ing, dwl NW cor Broadwav and Stockton
Jarvis John, foreman with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Jarvis Mary E.. (widow) nurse, dwl 40 Natoma
Jarvis Thomas, foreman laborers Risdon Iron
Works, dwl 543 Howard, rear
Jarvis William, stevedore, dwl 131 Harrison
Jashens Johanna, clerk with Rohrs& Alldack, dwl
SW cor Bush and Devisadero
Jaspar William, machinist, dwl S s Fourteenth nr
Folsom
Jasperaen Theodore, preserved meats, 9 Metropoli-
tan Market, dwl 18 Sansom
Jast Angust, blacksmith, dwl 1 10 Minna
Jaster Maurice E., tailor with C. C. Hastings & Co.,
23 Montgomery
Jaubert Adella Mrs., dressmaker, 1 10 Second
Jaubert Eugene, lithographer with H. S. Crocker
& Co., dwl 110 Second
Jaudin Georges, bookkeeper French Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 834 Broadwav
Jaudin Raonl, clerk with Duden Freres& Co.
Jaudin Ulysse, bookkeeper French Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 834 Broadway
Jauger N., butcher, Kentucky nr First Avenue
Jaujou Jules, cabinetmaker, dwl 514 Sixth
Jaussaud Arnous, porter with Favre & Jaussaud,
dwl 435 Vallejo
Jaussaud Benjamin, (Favre <& Jartssaud) dwl 435
Vallejo
Javon Auguste, french laundry, dwl 1411 Hyde
Jawett George, painter, dwl 536 Broadway
Jay Hon Chung (Chinese) physician, 743 WTash
Jaynes Frank, cashier Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 833 Bush
Jaynes — -See Janes
Jeanicuand Charles, cook Lick House
Jeanneau Pierre, butcher with August Dolet, dwl
807 Dupont
Jeannin August, shoemaker, 541 Merchant
Jebeall Thomas, laborer Miners' Restaurant, dwl
1187 Dupont
Jebens George, teacher painting and languages, 623
Larkin
Jee Arthur W., secretary Union Pacific Salt Co.,
218 Sacramento, res Oakland
Jeffcott Cornelius, clerk with L. & M. Sachs & Co.,
dwl 105^ Fifth
Jeffcott Joseph, books, stationery and newspapers,
1422 Stockton, dwl N s Lincoln nr Jones
Jeffers Adam, carpenter, dwl 5 Mason
Jetfers George, carpenter, dwl 5 Mason
Jeffers George, laborer, dwl cor Old San Jose Road
and Twenty-ninth
Jeff*»s James, wagonmaker, 5 Mason
Jeffers Mary Ann Miss, dwl 20 Mission, rear
Jeffers Milo S., salesman, 638 Market, dwl 731
Bush
Jeffers Robert, laborer, dwl 1 Jasper Place
Jeffers Robert, laborer, dwl 131 Spear
Jefferson James J. /messenger California Theater
Jeffery Alfred, carpenter and builder, dwl 1435
Taylor
Jeffery John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Jeffray William, laborer with Watson & Kenney,
dwl S s Green nr Larkin
Jeffray William, merchandise broker, office Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 709 Hyde
Jeffrees Thomas W., clerk, 112 Battery, dwl 1309
Devisadero
Jeffress John T., (Jeffress & Kennedy] dwl 1309
Devisadero
Jeffress <fc Kennedy, (John T. Jeffress and George
Kennedy J counters and shelving, NE cor Sixth
and Minna
Jeffrey James, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy-
Jeffrey Sarah A., (widow) dwl 734 \ Clementina
Jeffreys D. S., letter department Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 734* Clementina
Jeffreys Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 152 Clara, rear
Jeffries George, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine (
Jeffries John H. clerk, dwl 514 Third
J efts James M. Jr., clerk Lick House cigar stand,
dwl 818 Post
Jefts Susan, (widow) dressmaker, 1027 Howard
Jeghers Augustus J., court room clerk Probate
Court, dwl 221 Powell
HUNTINGDON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
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Jehu Nathaniel L., deputy sheriff City Hall, dwl
275 Jessie
Jehu William H., carpenter, dwl 279 Stevenson
Jeinseu Lubricator Company, office 428 California
Jellett John H., clerk with'R. G. Dun & Co., 320
California
Jelliugs William, (.Tellings &■ Freeman) dwl 721
Turk
JELL1NGS & FREEMAN, f William .Tellings
and Charles Freeman) liquor saloon, 531 Merch
Jellison Benjamin F., Washoe Exchange Saloon,
500 Kearny, dwl SE cor Pacific and Stockton
Jelmini Orazio, piano tuner with Woodworth, Schell
& Co., dwl 4 Latham Place
Jene Jesse, stockbroker, dwl 749 Market
Jeneks J. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Jenkins Benjamin P., milkrauch, Greenwich ur
Pierce
Jenkins Cecile, (widow) dwl 578 Howard
Jenkins Charles, receiver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
744 Folsom
Jenkins Charles H., carpenter, dwl 272 Clementina
Jenkins Charles L., chief engineer N. P. Trans.
Co.'s S. S. California, dwl 208 Second
Jenkins Francis J., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 24 Howard Court
Jenkins Frederick E., sawyer California Planing
Mill, dwl 741 Market
Jenkins Harry M., clerk with Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., dwl 31 South Park
Jenkins James H., clerk, dwl 1013 Washington
Jenkins John, dwl 8 Pratt Court
Jenkins John, cook, dwl 819 Pacific
Jenkins John, laborer with Graves & Co., Ws
Long Bridge
Jenkins John, seaman bark Gen. Cobb, pier 17 Steu
Jenkins John D., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
5 s Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
Jenkins Joseph L., machinist, dwl Fair Avenue nr
California Avenue, Bernal Hights
Jenkins Joshua, seaman, dwl 531 East
Jenkins Leonard C, receiver N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 733 Harrison
Jenkins L. M., (widow) bakery, 615 Larkin
Jenkins Mercedis, (widow) dwl 219 Mason
Jenkins Peter, barkeeper with W. Crangle, dwl
321 Tehama
Jenkins Samuel, painter with Hopps& Sons
Jenkins Thomas, marbleworker, dwl 1022 Wash
Jenkins Washington A., salesman with Keane,
O'Connor &, Co., dwl Bernal Heights
Jenkins William, steward, 63b Market, dwl 6 Ash-
burton Place
Jenkins William H., butcher with John Robl, dwl
cor Ewer Place and Mason
Jenkins William J., machinst, dwl 636 Green
Jenkins William J., porter with Brittau, Holbrook
6 Co., dwl 5 Minna
Jenkins William P., ( Jenkins & Evans) dwl 403
Broadway
Jenkins &. Evans, (William P. Jenkins and Mor-
gan D.Evans) proprietors Cambrian <House,
403 Broadway
Jenks Morris, dwl Lick House
Jenner Eda Mrs., furnished rooms, 415 Pine
Jenner John E., jeweler with Edwards & Tuckey,
dwl 1231 Mission
Jenner S. H., compositor Morning Call, dwl SE cor
Mason and Vallejo
Jennings A. A., proprietor U. S. Restaurant, 507
and 509 Clay, dwl S03 Leavenworth
Jennings Albert M., clerk with Thomas Jennings,
dwl 808 O'Farrell
Jennings Charles B., (Fordham & J.J dwl 1019
Washington
Jennings Charles F., dwl E s Fifteenth bet Sanchez
and Noe
Jennings David A., mining secretary, office 419 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1019 Washington
Jennings David B., proprietor Commercial Lodg-
ings, 615 Com, (and Jennings <£ Ahrnart)
Jennings Edward, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Jennings Edward, merchant, dwl 425 O'Farrell
Jennings Elisha E., special policeman, dwl 709
Filbert
Jennings Fletcher R., bootmaker with J. Lucier,
dwl 424 Sansom
Jennings Frederick A., (Jennings & Garfield) dwl
809 Market
Jennings George, seaman stmr Salinas, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Jennings Isaac, clerk Commercial Lodgings, 615
Commercial
Jennings Isaac, cook, dwl 617 Davis
Jennings James, porter Russ House, dwl 23
Minua, rear
Jennings James H., salesman with Thomas Jen-
nings, dwl 808 O'Farrell
Jennings John, bookkeeper with J. W. H. Camp-
bell, dwl 1818Dupont
Jennings John, laborer, dwl E s Clinton bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Jennings John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Jennings John S., pilot steamer Reform, dwl 14
Prospect Place
Jennings John T., sexton Central Presbyterian
Church, dwl 102 Jones
Jennings Joseph H., secretary University Mound
R. R. Co., 302 Mont, bds Fifteenth nr Market
Jennings Joseph T.. salesman, 22 Battery, dwl Lau-
rel Avenue nr Buchanan
Jennings Lewis, laborer S. F. Assaying and Refin-
ing Works, dwl 27 Downey
JENNINGS THOMAS, groceries, provisions and
East India goods, 416 San, dwl 425 O' Farrell
Jennings Thomas, plasterer, dwl 1112 Pacific
Jennings William, boottitter with Buckingham &
Hecht
Jeuuings William, teamster with Shaw & Sharp,
dwl 50 First
Jennings William H., drayman, 425 Front, dwl 741
Market
Jeunings W. M., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Jennings & Ahrnart, (David B. Jenning and Au-
gust Ahrnart) junkdealers, 1505 Stockton'
Jennings & Garfield. (Frederick A. Jennings and
John Q. Garfield) plasterers and whileners,
809 Market
Jenny E. S., painter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Jenny William, molder Fulton Foundry
Jensen Charles C, laborer, dwl 236 Sutter
Jensen Chriest, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Jensen Henry, carpenter, dwl 1720 Leavenworth
Jensen Jens. P., hostler, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Jensen John, draftsman, dwl 562 Stevenson
Jensen John W. D., draftsman, dwl 417 Green
Jensen Nicholas, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Jensen Samuel, brassfinisber with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl 208 Sixth
Jensen William, bootfitter • with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 464 Jessie
Jeretsky Mendel, clothes renovator, 406 Folsom
Jerome Edward B., letter record clerk and secretary
Custom House, dwl 813 Howard
Jerome Frederick, U. S. bargeman, Vallejo Street
Wharf, dwl N 8 Fraucisco bet Dnpont and
Stockton
Jerome Louis, brassfinisber Cal. Brass Works, dwl
19 Fifth Avenue
Jerome L. S., shirt manufacturer and gent's furnish-
ing goods, 423 Kearny, dwl 323 Kearny
Jerome Moses, Russ House billiard and liquor sa-
loou, dwl 739 Pine
Jerome Theodore, driver with A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl
417 Broadway
Jerome Theodore F., dwl W s Octavia nr Jackson
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' yO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Jerome Wilfred, braeefinisher Cal. Brass Works,
dwl L9 Fifth Avenue
Jesse George EL, (Jesse & Drew J dwl 213 Page
Jesse Robert, clerk with Henry E. Highton, dwl
936 Harrison
JESSE .V DREW, (George R. Jesse and Hiram M.
D\ i w) Btairbnilders, Berry nr Fourth
Jessen GuBtave M., master lighthouse tender Shu-
brick, dwl 551 Bryant
JesseD Henry, miner, dwl 50 Zoe
Jessen Jacob,shoemaker"witb Buckingham &Hecht,
dwl 631 j Minna
.lessen James, ( Kopp & J.J dwl 14 Steuart
Jessen John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Jessen John J., nighteook, dwl 28 Louisa
Jessen Paul, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor
Eighth and Brannan
Jessmi Henning, painter, dwl 22 Turk
Jesson Samuel, silversmith with W. K. Vander-
sliee & Co., dwl W s Eleventh bet Mission and
Market
Jessnp Andrew J., foreman with Marden & Myrick,
dwl 1510 Leavenworth
Jessnp Gus P., miner, dwl 320 Lombard
Jessup Isaac, capitalist, office 615 Kearny
Jessup S. A. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, dwl 5N Sutter
JESSUP THOMAS C, dentist, office and dwl 103
Montgomery
Jessnp William H./ W. H. Jessup & Co.) dwl 1246
Howard
JESSUP W. H. & CO., (W. B. Williams and E.
K. Howes & Co.) Eureka Match Factory. NW
cor Harrison and Nevada, office 120 Front
Jessurun Isaac B., compositor Morning Bulletin,
dwl 227 Second
Jester Annie, (widow) bakery and dress trimmiugs,
510 Fourth, dwl N s Eddy nr Scott
Jester John W., clerk with S. T. Szarvash, dwl 815
Montgomery
Jewell Ami M., sawing and planing, N s Berry bet
' Third and Fourth, dwl 371 Brannan
Jewel] John, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Jewell Martin C, (Realy & J.) dwl NW cor
Fourth and Townsend
Jewell S. P., oil refiner, dwl 35 Langton
Jewell S. P. Mrs., dressmaker, 35 Langton
Jewell Stephen L., milkman, dwl 734 Clementina
Jewell Tinman E., real estate, office 305 Montgom-
ery, dwl 331 Montgomery
Jew-ett Annie Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 372 Brannan
Jewett Charles, undertaker, dwl 528 Green
Jewett Fidelia Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 514 Sutter
Jewett George, drayman, dwl 1424 Powell
Jewett George H., driver City R. R.
Jewett Jarvis, clerk with L. P. Fisher, and agent
Palmer's artificial leg, 21 Merchants' Exchange,
res Oakland
Jewett Thomas M., clerk with Lorenzo D. Latimer,
dwl 5-J8 Green
Jewett Sarah E., (widow) dwl 117 Mason
Jewett Stephen, carpenter, dwl 372 Brannan
Jewett William H., clerk, dwl 372 Brannan
Jillson Charles P., carriagepainter, dwl 31J Welsh
Jim, (Chinese) physician, office and dwl 508
Kearny
Jimenez Paul, billiardtablemaker with J. Strahle &
Co., dwl 8 Hunt
Jipson Samuel S.. steward, dwl 222 Tehama
JOACHIMSEN HENRY L., attorney at law, office
605 Clay, and justice of the peace, office 804
Montgomery, dwl 605 Clay
Joaquim Manuel, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Job C. E., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Job Peter, confectionery and restaurant, 317 Kearny,
dwl 424 Sutter,' rear
Job Robiugon, laborer with G. Venard
Job William, gasfitter with Hufschmidt Brothers,
dwl cor Twenty-fifth and Vermont
Jobet Frank, syrup, cordial and bitters manufac-
turer, 619 Broadway •
Jobson David, real estate, dwl 1010 Montgomery
Jobson Ellen (widow) dwl 520 O'Farrell
Jobson William G., dwl 1010 Montgomery
Jochim Adolph M., liquor saloon, 536 Sacramento,
dwl 120 Prospect Place
Jochim Adolphe M. Jr., bookkeeper Commercial
Flour Mill, dwl 120 Prospect Place
Joel Albert M., merchant, office 125 Sansom, dwl
NW cor Ellis and Octavia
Joest Frank, beer saloon, 328 Dupont
Johaimesmann Antoine, barkeeper with Henry
Kohde, SW cor Washington and Front
Johanning Lewis W., stencilcutter, SW cor Clay
and Davis, dwl 413 Folsom, rear
Johannsen Peter, musician Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 336 Union
Johansen H., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., dw7l 120j Turk
Johansen John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Johansen Mathias, shipcarpeuter, dwl 902 Filbert
JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., (Boston, Mass J H. F. W. Horf'man
general agent, office 410 Kearny
John Henry, surveyor, dwl 132 Steuart
John Lewis, Imp. Calkers' Association, 713 Mission
Johnpier Charles, engineer, dwl 34 Hayes
Johns Edward, refiner, S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 2 Park Avenue
Johns George, traveling agent S. F. News Letter,
and California Mail Bag, dwl 228 O'Farrell
Johns Thomas, liquor saloon and lodgings, 45 Sac
Johns Tremenhere L., dramatic editor Figaro, dwl
325i Bush
Johns William, gardener with John Parrott, 620
Folsom
Johnson A., deckhand steamtug Wizard, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Johnson A., seaman steamer Santa Cruz, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Johnson A., laundrynian Russ House
Johnson Abram, cook, dwl 515 Sacramento
Johnson Adam, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Johnson A. E., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Albert, foreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart, dwl 150 Steuart
Johnson Albert, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Johnson Albert, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson Alexander, woodturner with Grader &
Johnson, dwl 437 Sixth
Johnson Alexander B., mining agent, dwl 1016 Stock
Johnson Andrew, bodymaker with Pollard & Car-
vill Manufacturing Co., dwl 11 Sixth
Johnson Andrew7, carpenter, dwl Sanders' Hotel
Johnson Andrew, conductor Front Street M. and O.
R. R., dwl 1420 Pine
Johnson Andrew, fireman steamer Capital, dwl 12
Verona Place
Johnson Andrew, laborer California Sugar Refinery
dwl 1228 Folsom
Johnson Andrew, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Johnson Andrew, seaman steamtug Rabboni
Johnson Andrew, wTatchman Mechanics' Planing
Mill, dwl 24 Clarice Place
Johnson Andrew7 F., seaman, dwl SE corFrontand
Oregon
Johnson Andrew H. , longshoreman, dwl corDrumm
and Commercial
Johnson Ann M., (widow) dwl 208 Clara
Johnson A. P., seaman Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson August, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Johnson August, laborer, 39 Jackson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
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Johnson August, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson August, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson B., dwl What Cheer House
Johuson Baptist, machinist with Baker & Hamilton,
dwl 861 Mission
Johnson Benjamin F., roofer, dwl 23 Stevenson
Johnson Brock, collector with Charles S. Cousins,
dwl E s Fillmore nr Pine
Johnson C. C, mariner, dwl 202 Second
Johuson Charles, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Johuson Charles, hook agent, dwl 644 Mission
Johnson Charles, butcher with E. & C. Smith, dwl
Fifth Avenue, South S. F.
Johnson Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Johnson Charles, carpenter ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steuart
Johnson Charles, cook, 507 Clay, dwl 320 Sansom
Johnson Charles, expresswagon, SW cor Mission
and Steuart, dwl 21 Crook
Johnson Charles, laborer, dwl 123 Tehama, rear
Johnson Charles, laborer American Exchange
Johnson Charles, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Johnson Charles, painter with Hopps & Sons, 216
Sansom
Johnson Charles, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associ-
ation, 429 Pacitic
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johuson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl23S Steuart
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Johnson Charles, seaman schooner W. H. Stevens,
dwl 27 Market
Johnson Charles, special policeman, dwl 74 Jessie
Johnson Charles, watchman Grand Hotel
Johnson Charles A., butcher, dwl N s Eleventh Av-
enue bet P and O, South S. F.
Johnson Charles A., clerk, 34 California Market,
dwl 1011 Pacific
Johnson Charles B., captain steamer Santa Cruz,
Washington Street Wharf
Johnson Charles F., hoarding and lodging, 19 Com
Johnson Charles F., Riggers' and Stevedores' Asso-
ciation, 429 Pacitic
Johnson Charles M., carpenter, dwl N s Ellis bet
Steiner and Scott
Johnson Charles W. J., (Tutth& J.) dwl 523
Kearny
Johnson Christian, (Johnson & Best) dwl 715 Mkt
Johnson Christian, dwl 1109 Montgomery
Johnson Christian, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Johuson Christian, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnson Christian, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Johnson David, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart & Mission
Johnson David, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
JOHNSON DUNCAN, books and stationery, 206
Brannan
Johnson E., carpenter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S s Cal
Johnson*., seamau stmr Donald, Wash St. Wharf
Johnson E., watchman Genessee Flour Mills
Johnson Ehen, milkranch, Greenwich nr Scott
Johnson Edward, carpenter, dwl 263 Clara
Johnson Edward, mariner, dwl W s Kentucky nr
Solano
Johnsou Edward, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson Edward, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Edward, sailmaker with John E. Courte-
nay & Co., dwl 26 Main
Johnson Edward C, bagmaker with Neville & Co.,
113 Clay
Johnson Ecnvard R., cooper, dwl 716 Natoma
Johnson Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 3 Scotland
Johnson Emanuel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johuson Erasmus, inventor, dwl 710 Kearny
Johnson Erick A., (Johnson Jj* Peterson) dwl N 6
Jackson bet East and Drumm
Johnsou Evan, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Johnson P. M., carpenter H. C. League,230 Kearny
Johnson Frank, (Frank Johnson &• Co.) res Oak-
land
Johnson Frank, oysterman with Henry Stuhr, dwl
S b Pine bet Kearny and Dupont
Johnson Frank, oysterman, dwl 710 Kearnv
JOHNSON FRANK & CO., (George Schone-
wald) oyster saloon and chop house, SE cor
Clay andLeidesdorff
Johuson Frank S., clerk with Piatt & Newton, res
Oakland
Johnson Fred, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Leavenworth and Sacramento
Johnson Frederick, longshoreman, dwl Oriental
Hotel
Johnson Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Frederick M., clerk with Wilcox & Gibbs
S. M. Co., dwl 15 Welsh
Johnson Frederick W., boarding and lodging, 20
Commercial
Johuson G. E., (widow) proprietress Johnson
House, SE cor Third and Mission
Johnson George, Jiookkeeper with R. M. Cham-
berlin & Co., crwl 650 Howard
Johnson George, captain schooner "No. 6," Com-
mercial Street Wharf
Johnson George, draynian, 54 Steuart, dwl 121
Dora
Johnson George, seaman, bds 32 Steuart
Johnson George, woodturner with Gracier & John-
son, dwl 437 Sixth
Johnson George C. consul. general for Sweden and
Norwav, (and George C. Johnson & Co.) office
35 Battery, dwl 19 South Park
JOHNSON GEORGE C. & CO., (George W.
Gibbs and Robert C. Johnson) importers and
jobbers iron and steel, 33 and 35 Battery
Johnson George H., purser, dwl 17 Verona Place
Johnson George S., waiter, 324 Montgomery, dwl
1115 Taylor
Johnson George W., paperhanger with George W.
Clark, dwl 23 Stevenson
Johnson Gilbert, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnson Gustavus S.. (Johnson & Co.) dwl Grand
Hotel
Johnson H., laborer Mission Soap and. Caudle
Works
Johnson Harriet, (colored) housekeeper, dwl 1316
Pacific
Johnson Harry, liquor saloon, 528 Pacific, dwl 505
Pacific
Johnson Helen Miss, chambermaid, dwl 1020 Larkiu
Johuson Henry, (Ansbro & Co.) dwl 180? Dupont
Johnson Henry, (J. G. Johnson 6} Co.) dwl 1122
Howard
Johnson Henry, (Johnson & Mohr) dwl 1530 Pac
Johnson Henry, butcher, dwl 219 Ninth
Johnson Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 32 Silver
JOHNSON HENRY, captain U. S. A., and medi-
cal storekeeper, office 747 Mkt, dwl 335 Geary
Johnson Henry, clerk with H. P. Wakelee, dwl 335
Geary
Johnson Henry, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Johnson Henry, seamau barkentiue Webfoot, 1
Howard
Johnson Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Henry, teacher dancing, dwl 4 Clay Av
Johuson Henry O, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart"
Johnson Henry Harding, shipcalker, dwl 4 Selina
Place
Johnson Henry P., machinist, dwl 3S Clarence
Place
Johnson House, Mrs. G. E. Johnson proprietress,
SE cor Third and Mission
Johnson Isaac, laborer, dwl N s Shasta bet Illinois
and Michigan
Johnson Isaac Jr., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
352
SAN FRANCISCO [ J DIRECTORY.
Johnson [saac Sr., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Johnson [sabella, (widow) dwl Es Ivy nr Frank-
lin
Johnson Jacob, mariner, dwl 311| Eitch
Johnson .Jacob C, (J. 0. Johnson & Co.) res Ne-
wark, N. J.
Johnson .lames, boatman, dwl Ns Mariposa nr
Minnesota
Johnson .lames, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Johnson .lames, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Johnson .lames, master mariner, dwl 9 Crook
Johnson James, (colored) porter Savage Mining
Co., dwl 828 California
Johnson James, produce, 240 Fifth
Johnson James, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnson James, shipcarpenter, dwTl 6 Bryant bet
Sixth and Seventh
Johnson James, shoemaker, 19 Stevenson
Johnson James A., (Provines Jj- J.) attorney at
law, office NW cdr Kearny and Washington,
dwl 919 Post
Johnson Junes A., coachman ^ith I. Friedlander,
dwl NW cor Ritch and Bryant
Johnson James B., (Grader Sj- J.) dwl 437 Sixth
Johnson James H., cook, 5 Summer
Johnson James L., clerk, dwl E s Howard bet
Eighteenth anil Nineteenth
Johnson James P., clerk with H. C. Bateman, dwl
19 Fourth
JOHNSON J. C. & CO., ( John M. Johnson and
Pemberton B. Hortou) importers and manu-
facturers saddles and harness, 104 and 106
Front
Johnson J. Carr, groceries and liquors, 537 Bryant;
dwl 3g Zoe
Johnson Jeremiah, carpenter, dwl 48 Sacramento
Johnson Jeremiah, expressman, dwl N s McAllister
nr Franklin
Johnson Jessie N., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.
Johnson J. F., agent, dwl 22 Turk
Johnson J. G.& Go.,f Henry Johnson) hog butchers,
M nr Fourth Avenue
Johnson J. J., dwl Morton House
Johnson J. M., dwl 19| Rausch
Johnson John, carpenter, dwl SW cor Sierra and
Geoigia
Johnson John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Johnson John, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Washing-
ton and Druinm, dwl 1422 Pacific
Johnson John, cook, 8 Kearny, dwl 15 Geary
Johnson John, fireman Metropolitan Gas Co., dwl
269 Minna
Johnson John, lumber, dwl 1612 California
Johnson John, mariner, dwl 114 Sacramento
Johnson John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnson John, seaman! dwl 132 Steuart
Johnson John, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
Johnson John, seaman ship Isaac Jeans, pier 17
Steuart
Johnson John, seaman steamer Monterey, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Johnson John, shoemaker, 150 Second
Johnson John, waiter Overland House
Johnson John A. seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Johnson John F., farmer, dwl 129 Jackson
Johnson John F., seaman steamer Salinas, dwl 103
Sacramento
Johnson John H., seaman, dwl 531 East
Johnson John M., (J. C. Johnson & Co. J dwl 1214
Mason
Johnson John P., tailor, dwl 430 Stockton
Johnson John R., assistant wharfinger Meiogs'
Wharf, dwl 1827 Stockton
Johnson John T., laborer, W s Michigan nr Shasta
Johnson John W., proprietor Boston House, S s
Jackson bet Drunim and Davis
Johnson Joseph, melter with Steiger & Belaud, dwl
108 Tehama
Johnson Joseph, wagonmaker with Eugene James,
dwl Garden nr Bryant
Johnson Joseph A., butcher, dwl Ss Thirteenth
Avenue bet N and P, South S. F.
Johnson Joseph A., patternmaker, dwl 437 Sixth
Johnson' Joseph F., carpenter, dwl W s Valencia
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Johnson Joshua, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Joshua E., asphaltumworker and carpenter
and builder, office 644 Market, dwl E s Folsom
nr Twenty-second
Johnson Josiah Jr., clerk Cent. P. R. R., dwl HI \
Minna
Johnson Josiah G., (J. G. Johnson & Co.) dwl 219
Ninth
Johnson J. P., seaman steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Johnson J. R., (Haines, J. dbC'o.J res Genoa, Nev
Johnson Laurence, dairyman with Henry Brims,
dwl Old San Jose Road nr Thirtieth
Johnson Lawrence, barkeeper with John Schreiber,
dwl 61 Third
Johnson Leander B., paperhanger, dwl 23 Stev
Johnson Lewis, longshoreman, dwl 1217 Powell
Johnson M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 605 California
and 425 Kearny
Johnson Magnus, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnson Margaret, (widow) dwl 417 Filbert
Johnson Martin, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Johnson Mary Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Johnson Mary S., (widow) dwl 318 Seventh
Johnson M. E. seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Johnson Michael, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Johnson Miles, carpenter, H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Johnson Nils, seaman, dwl 109 Drumm
Johnson Norrell, ragdealer, dwl 11 Scott Place
Johnson Ole, seaman, dwl 531 East
Johnson Oliver S., painter, dwl 911 Greeuwich
Johnson Olivia B., (widow) seamstress, dwl 638
Mission, rear
Johnson Orrick, stock dealer, dwl N s Fifteenth nr
Dolores
Johnson Orrin T, photographer, dwl 71 Clementina
Johnson Oscar E., bookkeeper with Tallant & Co.,
dwl 718 California
Johnson Otto, cook, dwl 22 Washington
Johnson Otto, special policeman, dwl 5J1 Chestnut
Johnson P., w-aiter, dwl 228 Bush
Johnsou Peter, (Dreyer & J.) dwl SE cor Mont-
gomery and Vallejo
Johnson Peter, (Johnson & Co.) dwl 220 Wash
Johnson Peter, carriageuiaker, dwl Berry House
Johnson Peter, cook steamtug Wizard, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Johnson Peter, cooper, 666 Bryant .
Johnson Peter, fisherman, dwl Bay bet Kearny and
Dupout ^
Johnson Peter, janitor Odd Fellows Hall, dwl 415
Union
Johuson Peter, liquor saloon, SW cor Clay and
East, dwl SE cor Montgomery and Vallejo
Johnson Peter, laborer, dwl 21 Frederick
Johuson Peter, laborer, dw7l 131 Spear
Johnson Peter, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Johnson Peter, (colored) laborer, dwl 751 Mission
Johnson Peter, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Johnson Peter, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission -.
Johnson Peter, real estate, dwl S s Twenty-fourth
nr Bryant
Johnson Peter, roofer, dwl 23 Stevenson
Johnson Peter, seaman, dwl 531 East
Johnson Peter, seaman steamer Monterey, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO ' J DIRECTORY
353
Johnson Peter, seaman steam tug Rabboni
Johnson Peter, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Johnson Peter, shoemaker, dwl 110 Turk
Johnson Peter, tailor with Bullock it Jones, dwl
1225 Kearny
Johnson Peter, waiter with Techan & Gessen, dwl
218 Third
Johnson Peter, wheelwright with Pollard &. Car-
vile Manuf Co., dwl W s Powell nr Market
Johnson R. A., steward steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Johnson Richard, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refi-
nery, dwl 716 Natoma
Johnson Robert, boxuiaker Uniou Box Factory, dwl
14 Baldwin Court
Johnson Robert, mariner, dwl 3 Liberty
Johnson Robert, mate schooner Margaret Crock-
ard, 27 Market
Johnson Robert, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Johnson Robert A., machinist, dwl 730 Pacific
Johnson Robert C , (George C. Johnson & Co.)
dwl Occidental Hotel
Johnson Robert J., ( S pence & J.) dwl 12 St.
Mary Place
Johnson Robert M., watchman Mechauics' Mill, dwl
23 Perry, rear
Johnson R. P., tide laud commissioner, office 715
Clay, dwl cor Folsom aud Second
Johnson Samuel, dwl 31 Rondel Place
Johnson Samuel, carpenter, dwl 710 Kearny
Johnson Samuel, metalroofer with Conlin& Roberts,
dwl 8 Brook
Johnson Samuel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Samuel, tinroofer with John Kehoe, dwl
435 Pine
Johnson Samuel, waiter Seegers House
Johnson Samuel H., (colored) with Peter Abraham-
son, dwl Pacific bet Dupout aud Stockton
Johnson Samuel S., driver with Summit Ice Co.,
dwl 63b Howard
Johnson Sarah, (widow) dwl 318 Pine
Johnson S. C. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 318 Seventh
JOHNSON SIDNEY L., attorney-at-law, office
523 Montgomery, res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Johnson Sivert, master maimer, dwl 2017 Dupont
Johnson Theodore, cook, 23G Mont, dwl 34 Rausch
Johnson Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 112 Steuart
Johnsap Thomas, butcher N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Johnson Thomas, expressman, dwl 21 Crook
Johnson Thomas, foreman with Whitney & Freese
Johnson Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
JOHNSON THOMAS, liquor saloon, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway, dwl 1321 Kearny
Johnson Thomas, oysterman with Joseph Schoene-
manu, dwl 220 Sutter
Johnson Thomas, sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
215 Front-
Johnson Thomas, salesman, 9 Mont, dwl43 Natoma
Johnson Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Thomas, seaman schooner Margaret Crock-
ard, 27 Market
Johnson Thomas, teamster, 32 Steuart, dwl 1631
Hyde
Johnson Thomas B., stockbroker, dwl 652 Market
Johnson Thomas J.^brasstinisher with W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., dwl SW cor Second and Tehama
) Johnson Thomas P., pressman with Benjamin F.
Sterett, dwl N s Filbert nr Dupont
JOHNSON T. RODGERS, manufacturer regalia
and military goods, 325 Montgomery, aud
Grand Secretary Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F.,
office room 1 Odd Fellows' Hall, dwl NW cor
Grove and Polk
Johnson Walter, roofer with John Kehoe, dwl 435
Pine
Johnson Walter J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Fast Freight Office!, dwl 331 Kearny
Johnson Whitfield S., clerk with Rediugton, Hos-
tetter & Co., dwl G38 Stevenson
Johnson William, (Johnson & Hanson) dwl 54
Sacramento
Johnson William, dwl 15 Sutter
Johnson William, carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl
775 Folsom
Johnson William, carrier, dwl 1118 Taylor
Johnson William, carrier, dwl 1703 Dupont
Johnson William, cook Mechanics' Restaurant, dwl
5 s Montgomery Court
Johnson William, dyer Pioneer Woolen Mills
Johnson William, furniture. 775 Folsom
Johnson William, laborer, dwl 9 Haggin
Johnson William, laborer Russ House
.Johnson William, piledriver wit* E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Johnson William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnson William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Johnson William, stonecutter, dwl 360 Jessie
Johnson William, tailor, dwl 611 Commercial
Johnson William C, machinist Miners' Foundry,
dwl 233 Clara
Johnson William H., conductor Cent. R. R.
JOHNSON WILLIAM H.. physician city and
county, office and dwl 630 Sacramento
Johnson William H., (colored) stovemounter with
Brittan, Holhrook & Co., dwl cor Natoma and
Mary
Johnson William L., carpenter, dwl NE cor Bart-
lett and Twenty-sixth
Johnson William M., carpenter with Flint, Pea-
body & Co.
Johnson W. Sherwood, forwarding department,
Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Stevenson House
JOHNSON & CO., (Gn-stavus S. Johnson, John
P. Molt and. William P. Pritchard) proprie-
tors Grand Hotel, SE cor Mkt and New Mont
Johnson & Co., (Peter Johnson and John Smith)
restaurant, 220 Washington
Johnson & Beet, (Christian Johnson ami John
Best) cabinetmakers, 311 Pine and 717 Market
Johnson & Hanson, ( William Johnson and Daniel
Hanson) proprietors Coasters' House, 54 Sac
JOHNSON & MOHR, (Henry Johnson and
Peter Mohr) ^groceries and liquors, NE cor Pa-
cific and Polk
Johnson & Peterson. (E rick A. Johnson audLui-
icig Peterson) liquor saloon and restaurant,
531 East
Johnston Ann Mrs., nurse and midwife, dwl 1036
Folsom, rear
Johnston Charles, cook Montgomery Hotel
Johnston Charles G., bootmaker with Patrick Tra-
cy, dwl 1137 Folsom
Johnston Charles H., stevedore, dwl 20 Glover
Johnston Edward, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 1828 MarkeJ
Johnston Edward D., laborer, dwl 1310 Jackson
Johnston Eliza G., (widow) dwl 213 Turk
Johnston Elizabeth, (widow; dwl 1813 Hyde
JOHNSTON GEORGE PEN, (William S. Moss
6 Co.) dwl 309 Lombard
Johnston Henry J., captain N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba, dwl 35 South Park
Johnston Henry H., (H. H. Johnston & Co.) dwl
1902 Broadway.
Johnston H. H. & Co., general managers Union
Mutual Life Ins. Co., office SWcor Cal. aud
Kearny
Johnston Improved Still Co., office 65 Merchants'
Exchange
Johnston James, liquors, 911 Battery
Johnston James, laborer, bds 301 Beale
Johnston James, longshoreman, dwl S s Alta bet
Montgomery and Sansom
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Eeticules.
23
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
354
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JOHNSTON JAMES, Btoves, pumps and brass
^oods, 519 Market, dwl 251 Jessie
Johnston James, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
911 Battery
JOHNSTON JAMES DALE,secretary The Califor-
nia Cotton Growers' Association, office 107 San,
dwl N B Santa Clara nr Connecticut
Johnston James S., freight agent Cal. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl 816 Powell
Johnston Jennie Miss, teacher Broadway Primary
School*, dwl 1153 Taylor
Johnston Jeremiah, packer with Huntington, Hop-
Kins & Co., dwl 150 Tehama
Johnston John, dwl 7 10 Howard
Johnston John, seaman, dwl 131 Pacific
Johnston Joseph E., carriageniaker,dwl 151 Garden
Johnston J. Sproat, (Johnston \ Gonzalez) dwl
006 Folsom *
Johnston Lewis W., (Johnston, Nickerson and
Veasy) dwl NW cor Chestnut and Webster
Johnston Louise Miss, actress California Theater,
dwl Third bet Folsom and Harrison
JOHNSTON, NICKERSON & VEASY, (Lewis
W- Johnston. William J. Nickerson and Per-
ky Veasy) produce commission. 206 Wash
Johnston Patrick, gardener, dw-1 NW cor Geary
and Baker
Johnston Rix A., milkman, 195 Stevenson
Johnston Robert, seaman N. P. Trans. Co'.s S. S.
Pelican
Johnston Thomas, dwl 708 Pine
Johnston Thomas, laborer, dwl 1403 Stockton
Jolmstou Thomas J., architect, office 5 Post, dwl 606
Folsom
Johnston William, tinsmith,229 and 231 Sutter
Johnston William A. B., salesman with Meyer
Berkowitz, dwl 515 Kearny
JOHNSTON WILLIAM B., general agent Liver-
pool and London and Globe Ins. Co., office 422
California, dwl 19 Hawthorne
Johnston William D., physician, office and dwl 200
Stockton
Johnston William W., (Crane Sf J.) attorney at
law, office 6 Montgomery Block, dwl 44 Sixth
JOHNSTON & GONZALEZ, (J. Sproat Johnston
and, Dominick Gonzalez j real estate agents,
office 228 Montgomery
Johnstone Arthur, real estate agent, office 331 Mont
gomery
Johnstone William, clerk with John Henderson Jr.,
dwl 19 Twelfth
Joice Amelia Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 421 Hyde
JOICE E. V., notary public and commissioner deeds,
office 6 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 807 Stockton
Joice Michael, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 421
Hyde
Joice — See Joyce
Joinct Victor, machinist with Frank Newhoff, dwl
014 California, rear
Joiner John, bootmaker, dw-1 445 Bush
Joiner John, seaman, d#l 136 Folsom
Joiner John J., general engraver, 116 Kearny, dwl
W s Borland bet Church and Sanchez
Joiner Joseph, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Associ-
ation, 234 Sutter
Joiner Mary Mrs., bakery, 136 Folsom
Joiner William, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Asso-
ciation, 234 Sutter
Joiner William, bootmaker, 623 Howard
Joiner — See Joyuer
Jolland John, porter, dwl 712 Clementina
Joller William, laborer, dwl S s McAllister nr La-
guna
Jolifte William H., pilot, office U. S. Court. Building,
dwl 1502 Mission
Jonas , watchmaker, dwl 731 Washington
Jonas Alfred, butcher with Leopold Miller, dwl 809
Vallejo
Jonas Emanuel, butcher with Leopold Miller, dwl
1516 Broadway
Jonas Henry, tailor with J. Kavanagh, dwl 1046$
Folsom
Jonas Isaac A., watchmaker and jeweler, 119 Pac-
fic, dwl 809 Vallejo
Jonas Louis, butcher with Leopold Miller, dwl 1516
Broadway
Jonas Nathan, auctioneer with I. &. A. Froomberg,
dwl 13(15 Powell
Jonasson Jonas, (H. Friedlander &, Co.) dwl 116
O'Farrell
Jones Agnes, (widow) dwl ~t\ Lanjnon
Jones Alexander, surgeon N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Jones Alexander, (colored) cook with Monroe W.
Taylor, res Oakland
Jones Alfred, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Jones B., laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer Cor-
nelia
Jones Bartlett. tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson, dwl
SE cor Filbert and Kearny
Jones Benjamin D., teamster California Planing
Mill, dwl 85 Stevenson
Jones Bernard, tailor with John Kelly, dwl 10 Taylor
Jones Caroline, stewardess N. P. Tiaus. Co.'s S. S.
California
Jones Carrie Mrs., dwl 783 Market
Jones Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, 3 Clementina
Jones Charles, foreman machiueroom with Main &
Winchester, dwl 456 Minna
Jones Cliarles, mining, dwl 706 California
Jones Charles, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
Jones Charles, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1 Steu
Jones Charles, pressman Alta Job Office, dwl 808
Filbeit
Jones Charles A., (Cobb, Jones & Co.) dwl NW
cor Hayes and Fillmore
Jones Charles C, commercial broker, office 228
Front, dwl NW cor Twenty-second and Mission
Jones Charles E., mate bark Mary Glover, pier 10
Steuart
Jones Charles J., harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl W s Fillmore bet Ellis and Eddy
Jones Charles L., carpenter, 707 Mkt,dwl 1 Kausch
Jones Charles R., driver Bamber i& Co 's Express,
dwl 1012 Montgomery
Jones Cyrus G., ( Jones & Co.) dwl 723 Ellis
Jones Cyrus G., apothecary, NE cor Hayes and Van
Ness Avenue —
Jones Cyrus W., stockbroker, dwl E s Howard bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Jones Daniel, laborer S. P. R. R.
Jones Daniel, machinist, dwl 312 Folsom
Jones Daniel Jr., engineer, dwl 312 Folsom
Jones Daniel Q., carpenter, dwl 651 Stevenson
Jones David, engineer, dwl 547 Stevenson
Jones David J., harnessmaker with William F. Dor-
rance, dwl 529 Mission
Jones E. B. Mrs., principal Mission Street Cosmo-
politan Primary School
Jones Edmund, (Gray, J. & Co.) res Santa Cruz
Jones Edmund, stevedore, dwl 18 Frederick
Jones Edward, blacksmith, dwl 312 Folsom
Jones Edward, mariner, dwl 238 Steuart
Jones Elias H., (Jones, Pullman & Co.) res New
York
Jones Elijah A., (colored) porter, 314 Montgomery,
dwl 36 Bitch «
Jones Elisha, draftsman Risdon Iron Works, dwl
312 Folsom
Jones Eliza B., (widow) dwl 214 Perry
Jones Ellen,, laundress with S. F. Laundry Associa-
tion, dwl XW cor Fillmore and Turk
Jones Ellen G., (widow) dwl 1707 Leavenworth
Jones E. P., lauudryman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl N W cor Fillmore and Turk
Jones Evan E., wharfinger Cent. P. R. R., dwl 1310
Kearny, rear .
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO ' J ] DIRECTORY
355
Jones Frank, actor Theater Comique
Jones Frank, bookkeeper with John Kirknatrick,
dwl 533 Post
Jones Frank P., packer with California Cracker
Co., dwl SE cor Front and Oregon
Jones Franklin L., painter, dwl 3 Hardie Place
Jones Fred. H., clerk, 336 Montgomery, dwl W s
Fair Oaks ur Twenty third
Jones Frederick F., clerk, dwl 807 Bush
Jones George, carpenter, dwl 23£ Zoe
Jones George, seaman, dwl -38 Steuart
Jones Harrison, saddle and harnessmaker, 1012
Market, dwl 120;! Leavenworth
Jones Henry, (colored) coachman, dwl 2 Adele Alley
Jones Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
JONES HENRY W., corresponding secretary Me-
chanics' Institute, and bookkeeper with Francis
& Valentine, dwl W s York bet Twenty fourth
and Twenty fifth
Jones Hugh, teamster, 101 Market, dwl 1051 How
Jones Isaac, plumber, dwl 110 Natonia
Jones Isaac W., groceries, N s Sixteenth bet Valen-
cia and Mission
Jones Jacob, drayman with U. S. draymen, dwl 409
Jones
Jones James, boatman, dwl W s Webster bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
Jones James, seaman bark Oretron, pier 17 Steuart
Jones James H., carpenter, dwl 519 Sacramento
Jon^ James H., conductor City R. R.
JohIb James J., carpenter and builder, 322 Jackson,
dwl NE cor Leavenworth and Union
Jones James L., dyer Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
Wa Larkin nr Union
Jones James S., engineer Fulton Foundry, dwl 19
Moss
Jones J. B., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
W s Montgomery nr Vallejo
Jones Jeremiah, porter, 103 Front, dwl 421 Bush
Jones J. C, carriage blacksmith, dwl 543 Natoma
JONES J. H. & CO., stockbrokers, office 434 Cal
Jones John, dwl What Cheer House
Jones John, dwl Ws Seventh bet Brannan and
Townsend
Jones John, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
1 1 1? Market
Jones John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Jones John, deckhand steamer Reform, dwl 12
Ritch, rear
Jones John, drayman with U. S. draymen
Jones John, driver Cent. R. R., dwl NE cor Brannan
and Dora
Jones John, laborer, dwl N s Cortland Avenue nr
Lincoln, Bernal Hights
Jones .John, laborer, dwl S a Fourteenth bet How-
ard and Folsom
Jones John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 39 Stanford
Jones John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Jones John, painter, dwl 73 Tehama
Jones John, (colored) plasterer, dwl 164 Perry
Jones John, porter, dwl 423 Bush
Jones John, (colored) porter, 305 Montgomery, dwl
Stjne nr Washington
Jones John, real estate, dwl Jones' Place nr Bryant
Jones John, (colored) steward, dwl 1411 Mason
Jones John A., engineer, dwl 312 Folsom
Jones John A., manager with Falkner, Bell & Co.,
dwl 89 Chestnut
Jones John B.. engineer with Kimball Manufacturing
Co., dwl 735 Harrison
Jones John D., bookkeeper with H. Epsteiu & Co.,
dwl 511 Jones
Jones John F., bootblacking and laundry agency,
344 Bush, dwl 105 Montgomery
Jones John H., milkman, dwl 1231 Howard
Jones John J., shoemaker, 1070 Howard
Jonea John L., (Bullock & J.) dwl 423 Sutter
Jones John P., dwl Union Club
Jones John W., (Jones & Wilkinson ) dwl IS
Lafayette
Jones Joseph, bricklayer, dwl 9 Valparaiso
Jones Joseph H., (J. H. Jones & Co. J dwl Occiden-
tal Hotel
Jones Joseph K., salesman with Beers, Maynard >fc
Co., dwl 1027 Harrison
Jones Lloyd, bookkeeper, 611 Sacramento, dwl 309|
Clementina
Jones Lloyd E., clerk, 209 California, dwl NW cor
Hayes and Fillmore
Jones Marcus C, tinsmith with Locke &. Monta-
gue, dwl W s Fair Oaks bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Jones Marv Miss, dressmaker with Miss B. Roger-
son, 303 Third
Jones Meyer, peddler, dwl N s Harrison nr Dora
Jones Michael, butcher, dwl 432 Minna
Jones M. P., (Jones & Co.) dwl 418 Fremont
Jones Nathan, cooper, dwl 103 Commercial
Jones Nehemiah B., captain schooner Emily Lunt,
dwl 6 Beale Place nr Main
Jones Orrin, shoe manufacturer, 216 Dupont, dwl
834 Sutler
Jones Owen, marblemason with M. Heverin, dwl
429 First
Jones Owen, seaman^ dwl 32 Steuart
Jones Patrick, fireman S.P.R.R.
Jones Patrick H., calker with P. M. S.S. Co., dwl
5 s O'Farrell bet Scott and Steiner
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., (Elias H. Jones,
James Pullman and Robert Irwin) importers
and jobbers millinery and fancy goods, 116
Sansom
Jones Roger Lieut.-Col., inspector-general military
division Pacific, 703 Market, dwl 528 Harrison
Jones Samuel, laborer, dwl E s Mission bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Jones Samuel D., salesman with Kohler, Chase &
Co., dwl 814 Mission
Jones Samuel H, boatbuilder, S s Merchant bet
East and Drumm, dwl 538 Howard
Jones Samuel H.; carpenter, dwl W s Stevenson
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Jones Samuel H., clerk U.S. supervising inspector
steamboats, dwl 5 Stockton
Jones Sarah Mrs., physician, office and dwl 1209
Powell
Jones Seneca, patternmaker Miners' Foundry, dwl
1027 Harrison
Jones Sigismund, watchmaker with John Revalk,
dwl 733 Washington
Jones Simon D., driver Central R.R.
Jonea Simon E., driver, dwl 111 Clinton
Jonea Simon L., ( S. L. Jones & (Jo.) dwl NW
cor Hayes and Fillmore
JONES S. L. & CO., ( William M. Rnndell and
Henry G. Downing) auctioneers and commis-
sion merchants, 207 and 209 California
Jones T. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Jones Theodore, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jones Thomas, blacksmith with H. M. Black & Co.,
dwl 111 Jessie
Jones Thomas, boatbuilder, dwl 538 Howard
Jones Thomas, carpeuter, dwl N a Freelon nr
Fourth
Jones Thomas, carpenter, dwl cor Silver Avenue
and King
Jones Thomas, fireman, dwl 520 Mission
Jones Thomas, hostler with George Poultney, dwl
320 Brannan
Jones Thomas, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Jones Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
»E cor Steuart and Mission
Jones Thomaa, bootcutter with I. M. Wentworth
6 Co., dwl W s San Bruno Road, opposite
Flume House
Jonea Thomaa, aeaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jonea Thomaa, eeaman, dwl 32 Steuart
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
356
SAN FRANCISCO [J DIRECTORY
Jones Thomas P., clerk with R. B. Owens, dwl 803
Mission
.I,.ih b Thomas P.. painter with Noble & Gallagher,
,lwl 333 Hush
Jones Thomas W., dwl 1303 Kearny
Jones W. D.. laborer, <lwl 227 Second
Jones Wilbert, vroodtnrner with E. K. Howes &
& Co., <lwl B Freelon
Jon.s William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 231
Folsom
Jones William, carpenter, dwl 539 Howard
Jones William, carriagemaker with H. M. & D.S.
Shnte, dwl -.'31 Minna
Jones William, laborer, dwl 30 Main
Jones William, laborer, dwl S s Filbert nr Kearny
Joins William, physician, office and dr.i 1520
Mission
Jones William, waiter American Exchange
Jones William A., tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co.. dwl 228 Second
Jones William A., agent Penn. Cent. R. 11., dwl
•120 First
Jones William D., clerk with A. L. Bancroft <5t
Co., dwl Rues House •
Jones William G., Tontine liquor saloon, 330 Bush,
and restaurant and liquor saloon California
Theater, dwl 225 Bush
Jones W'illiam H., clerk, dwl S s Tyler bet Pierce
and Scott
Jones William H., tinsmith with W. W. Walmsley
dwl olio Mission
Jones William J., merchant, office 604 Front, dwl
533 Post
Jones William L., mining superintendent, dwl 735
Harrison
Jones William S., laborer, dwl 1208 California
Jones William S., policeman City Hall, dwl 3
Fourth
Jones Winfield S., teller Security Savings Bank,
dwl Occidental Hotel
JONES & CO., (C. G. Jones and G. W. Cudde-
back) clothing and furnishing goods, 712 and
714 Market '•
JOXES & CO., (M. P. Jones and George H. San-
derson) wholesale groceries and provisions, 218
and 220 Front
JOXES & WILKINSON, (John W. Jones and
Joseph W. Wilkinson) dry and fancy goods,
302 Third
Jonsson Loreus J., seaman ship Revere, pier 9 Steu
Jontea Oscar, dwl 1112 Kearny
Joost B., groceries and liquors, NE cor Twelfth and
Folsom
Joost Edward N., with Herman Brand, dwl Es
Powell nr Vallejo
Joost Fabian, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Joost Henry, barkeeper, NE cor Mission and Steu
Joost Hermann, commission merchant, 410 Clay,
dwl 1303 Montgomery
Joost John, (Peter Joost $■ Co.) NE cor Valencia
and Quinn
Joost John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton
and Francisco
Joost M. & Co., ( F. Hi nke) groceries and liquors,
NE cor Eleventh and Mission
Joost Martin, (John Von Glahn & Co. and Mutter
& J.) dwl NW cor Garden and Brvant
Joost Martin, groceries and liquors, SE cor Va-
lencia and Tweuty-eixth (and M. Joost Sf Co.)
Joost Peter, (Peter joost & Co.) dwl NE cor Va-
lencia and Quinn
Joost Peter & Co.. (John Joost) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Valencia and Quinn
Joost. — See Jost
Joppino John, milkman, dwl Lombard nr Franklin
Jordan Addison D., machinehand Enterprise Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 517 Hayes
Jordan Albert H., architect, dwl 1306 Pine
Jordan August, (Muriset & J.) dwl 1016 Stockton
.Ionian Caroline Mrs., millinery. 1016 Stockton
Jordan Charles G., carpenter S. F. & P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl 32 Bausch
Jordan Charles II.. hostler, dwl 236 Sutter
.Ionian Charles II., dwl 32 Ransch
Jordan Conrad, butcher with George J. Haxe, dwl
cor Spring and Summer
Jordan Dennis, contractor New City Hall
.Ionian Ernest B., bookkeeper, 412 Market, dwl
1806 Taylor
Jordan Fanny Miss, dwl 927 Howard
Jordan Frank T., printer with Dewey & Co., dwl
145 Tehama
Jordan George, (colored) porter, 62 Halleck, dwl
1100 Clay
Jordan Georye, watchmaker, dwl 11 Rondel Place
Jordan George L., copyist Probate Court, dwl 1522
Broadway
Jordan Grace", (widow) nurse, dwl 140 Perry
Jordan Hermann C, clerk with Hellmann Brothers
, & Co., dwl 115 Stockton
Jordan Horace, shipcarpenter, dwl Irving House
Jordan .lames, cook U. S. Restaurant, 507 Clay
Jordan James, laborer, dwl Second St. House
Jordan James, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Jordan J. K., (widow) housekeeper, Montgomery
Hotel
Jordan John, carriagepainter with Kimball S^mii-
facturing Co., dwl Harrison nr Seventh
Jordan John, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 725 Clementina
Jordan John, mariner, dwl 34 Welsh, rear
Jordan John, upholsterer, dwl 514 Third
Jordan John, watchmaker with Morris Jordan, dwl
14 Brenham Place
Jordan John J., shipjoiner, dwl 30 DeBoom
Jordan Judith, (widow) real estate, dwl 1809 Stock
Jordan Joseph W., (Charles Clayton $ Co. J res
Oakland
Jordan Louis J., proprietor Pacific Anatomical Mu-
seum, 318 Montgomery, and physician, office
and dwl 211 Geary
Jordan Mary C, (widow) dwl 519 Leavenworth
Jordan Michael. assistant engineer with P.MTS.S.Co.
Jordan Michael, chicken ranch, dwl E s Nebraska
nr Eldorado
Jordan Michael, hostler with Richard Dowling,
dwl 608 Howard
Jordan Michael, laborer, dwl 510 Front
Jordan Michael, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Jordan Michael C, receiver Omnibus R. R., dwl
156 Third
Jordan M. L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
dwl 259 Clara
JORDAN MORRIS, watches, jewelry, diamonds,
silverware, etc., 415 Montgomery, dwl NE cor
Powell and Green
Jordan Otto, bookkeeper with Frederick Iken, dwl
648 Howard
Jordan Patrick, porter, 219 Front, dwl SE cor
Drumm and Oregon •
Jordan Thomas L.. cooper S. F.& P.Sugar Refinery,
dwl 259 Clara
Jordan William, (N. B. TerwiUiger & Co.) dwl
cor Twenty-fifth and Brannan
Jordan William, drayman, dwl S s Serpentine Av-
enue nr San Bruno Road
Jordan. — See Jourdan
Jore Bernardo, laborer, bds 116 Jackson .
Jore Francisco, cooper, dwl 116 Jackson
Jorciison M. J., (Miller $■ J.) dwl 236 Sutter
Jorgensen Christian, ropemaker, dwl 2119 Mason
Jorgensen Jans, captain Annie Stott'er, pier 2 Steu
Jorgensen John, gardener, dwl Ns Post bet Lyon
and Cemetery Avenue
Jorgensen Josepliin^, (widow) dwl 2119 Mason
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [ J DIRECTORY
357
Jorgensen Neil, dyei1 Pioueer Wooleu Mills, dwl
1718 Leavenworth
Jorgensen Sophie E., (widow) dwl 272 Clementina,
rear
Jorres George, carpenter, dwl San Jose Road nr
Six Mile House
Jones Henry, carpenter, dwl 448 Jessie
Jorss Edward C, saddletreemaker with Main &
. Winchester, dwl U '2 Silver
Jorv John, shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
"dwl 1216 Folsom
Jory Joseph H., shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth
& Co., dwl '281 Lang-ton.
Jory William J., shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth
& Co., dwl 28j Langlon
Jose Alary, (widow) dwl 1115 Beale, rear
Joseph A., watchman steamer Louise, res Oakland
Joseph Bernard, bookkeeper, 123 Sansom, dwl SE
cor Surfer and Devisadero
JOSEPH BROTH ERS/ Isaac, Harris and Louis)
clothing and gents' furnishing goods, SW cor
Montgomery and Pine
Joseph Catherine S., (widow) dwl 18 Jansen
JOSEPH CHARLES, importer French screwed
hoots, 804 Kearny, dwl 3 Adona Place
Joseph Diamond, clerk with Adolphe Morgenstern,
dwl SW cor Pacific and Front
Joseph Frank, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Josdph H. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 1025 How
Joseph Harris, (Joseph Bros.) dwl 2'J7 Clementina
Joseph Henry, clothing, 434 Pacific
Joseph Isaac, (Joseph Bros.) dwl 821 Post
Joseph Isaac, hairdresser, W s Drumm bet Jackson
and Oregon, dwl S 6 Jackson nr Drumm
Joseph Isaac, peddler, dwl 241 Perry
Joseph Isaac, tailor, 121 Pacific
Joseph James L., cashboy, 23 Montgomery, dwl 13
Verona Place
Joseph Joseph, expresswagou, 121 Sanson), dwl Ss
Doi land Lane bet Dolores and Guerrero
Joseph Louis, (Joseph Bros.) dwl 337 Tehama
Joseph .Manuel, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Joseph Margaret; (widow) dwl W's Calhoun bet
Union and Aita
Joseph Mary, (widow)dwl 22 Freelon
Joseph Michael J., (lit she & J.)dw\ 527 Geary
Joseph Nathan, (Nathan Joseph & Co.) dwl 107
Fifth
Joseph Nathan & Co., agents American and Euro-
pean manufacturers, 619 Washington
Joseph S. N. Mrs ..teacher Tehama St. Primary
School, dwl 1521 Bush
Joseph William, (colored) expresswagon, cor Sansom
and Pine, dwl 125 Silver
Josephi David, salesman, 313 Bush, dwl 1413 Lar-
kin
Josephi Robert, watchmaker and jeweler ,343 Kear-
ny, dwl 1123 Folsom
Joseph* Lazar,deputv assessor City and County ,dwl
1513 Powell
Josephs Nathan, commission merchant, dwl 105^
Fifth
Josephson Joseph, peddler, dwl 504 Hayes
Josse Leonie Miss, ironer with Louis M. Gautier,
dwl 505 Union
Josse' Marios, hairdresser, 40 Geary
Josselyn Albert, master mariner, dwl 156 Third
JOSSELYN BENJAMIN P., physician and medi-
cal institute, 618 Sacramento
Josselvn Charles, (G.M. Josselyn <k Co.) dwl Grand
Hotel
Josselyn Charles G., captain schooner John Hunter,
cor Mission and Steuart
Josselyn Frederick C, porter with G. M. Josselyu
ifc Co.. dwl 636 Commercial
Josselyn George D., extraman stmr No. 5, S. F. F.
D'., dwl 272 Tehama
Josselvn George M., (G. M. Josselyn Sf Co.) bds
Grand Hotel
JOSSELYN G. M. & CO., (Charles Josselyn) ship
chandlers. 38 and 40 Market
Josselyn Homer R., (H. R. Josselyn & Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
JOSSKLYN H. R. & CO., (Edwin Buttrrfield)
dealers Singer's Sewing Machines, 139 Mont
JOSSELYN J. H., physician, office and dwl 24
Geary
Josselyn Joseph B., carpenter, 713-715 Third
Josselvn Lucy ML, (-widow) dwl 272 Tehama
Jost Bernhart, cook, dwl 129 Jackson
Jost Charles, ( California Rectifying Co.^dwl 1108
Post
Jost John T., varnisher, dwl 129 Jackson
Jost — See Joost
Joullin Ettienne, coal and wood, dwl 737 Vallejo
Jourdain Eugeue, waiter, 647 Commercial, dwl 328
Stockton
Jourdan Joseph, teamster and driver Hose No. 2, S.
F.F.D., dwl S s, Folsom nr Beale
Jourdan Jules, cook with John Jurv & Bros., dwl
526 Merchant
JourdenJohu P., clerk, dwl 551 Minna
Jouresse Lucene, baker, dwl E s Jones bet Filbert
and Union
Journeymen's Boot and Shoe Co-operative Union,
425 Broadway
Joust Peter, dairyman, dwl 519 Geary
Jovovich Lazarus, coffee and liquor saloon, NW cor
Jackson aud Drumm
Jovovich Samuel, barkeeper, NW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Jowson James, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Joy Edwin F., clerk, 112 Battery, dwl 1112$ Mason
Joy Hartford, lightkeeper Alcatraz Island
Joy William J. B.. musician California Theater,
dwl 277 Stevenson
Joyce Edmond, driver Market Street R. R., dwl
cor Sixteenth and Valencia
Joyce Edward, longshoreman, dwl 510 Bdwy, rear
Joyce Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 110 Sixth
Joyce Elizabeth Miss, dwl E s South Park Avenue
Joyce James, laborer, dwl E s Salmon nr Pacific
Joyce John, (Bradley & J.) dwl SW cor Third and
Berry
Joyce John, laborer with A. H. Todd, dwl 210
Washington »
Joyce John, longshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery
Joyce Joseph, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Joyce Julia Miss, dressmaker, 313 Tehama
Joyce Martin M., assistant treasurer California
Theater, dwl 701 California
Joyce Matthew, boarding, 129 Folsom
Joyce Michael, dravman, 427 Davis, dwl 416
O'Farrell
Joyce Michael, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Joyce Michael J.; collector with William Liudsey,
" dwl 524 Oak
Joyce Peter J., carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Joyce Sarah, (widow) dwl E s Nevada bet Folsom
and Harrison
Joyce Sarah, (widow) dwl N s Fulton nr Laguna
Joyce Thomas, stevedore, dwl 431 Hayes
Joyce William, coal dealer, dwl 227 Second
Joyce William, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Joyce — See Joice
Joynt G. C, lanndryman S. F. Laundry Associa-
tion, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Joyet Joseph, teamster with William Kerr, dwl 903
Battery
Juaquim Jose, stoker, dwl SW cor Drumm aud
Oregon
Judah Henry R., salesman, 11 Montgomery, dwl
924 % Pi lie
Judah Neely J., salesman, 11 Mont, dwl 924£ Pine
JONES, FTTIjIjMAN & CO?, 118 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Judd Charles B., dwl Union Club
Judd Qarritt P., tinsmith with Locke & Montague,
dwl 118 Ellis
Judd John, student, dwl 314 Fremont
Judd Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 118 Ellis
Judd Michael, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Judell Henry L., salesman with Hug & Schmidt,
dwl 927 Washington
JUDGE COUNTY COURT, chambers NW cor
('■lav and Montgomery
JUDGE DISTRICT (Fourth) COURT, chambers
29 Montgomery Block
JUDGE DISTRICT (Twelfth) COURT, chambers
City Hall, second floor
JUDGE DISTRICT (Fifteenth) COURT, cham-
bers, Exchange Building, third floor
Judge George H., bookkeeper, 6 Battery, dwl 1808
Mason
Judge John, bellman Occidental Hotel
JUDGE JOHN, furnace builder Pacific Rolling
Mill, dwl N 8 Sierra nr Maryland
JUDGE MUNICIPAL CRIMINAL COURT,
chambers 729 Montgomery
JUDGE POLICE COURT, rooms City Hall, first
floor
JUDGE PROBATE COURT, chambers City Hall,
second floor
JUDGE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT, (Ninth)
chambers U. S. Court Building
JUDGE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
chambers U. S. Court Building
Judici Serafino, carpenter, dwl 621 Pacific
Judson Charles, dwl SW cor Valencia and Fifteenth
Judson Egbert, (8. F. Candle Co., and. Judson &
ShepardJ dwl SW cor Fifteenth and Valencia
Judson Herbert H., (Myers & J.) dwl 31 Eddy
Judson James, dwl SW cor Valencia and Fifteenth
Judson Peter, dwl S s Fulton nr Octavia
Judson Thomas R., bookkeeper Union Box Factory,
dwl 1137 Howard
JUDSON & SHEPARD, (Egbert Judson and
J. L. N. ShepardJ proprietor San Francisco
Chemical Works, W s Valencia nr Fifteenth,
office rooms 1 and 2, 402 Front
Judt Christiau, shoemaker, dwl 429 Bush
Judy Abraham, painter, dwl 214| Sixth
Jughran James, longshoreman, dwl 126 Gilbert
Julifl G. &. S. M. Co^, (Storey Go. Nev.J office 410
California
Julian George, molder Union Iron Works, dwl cor
Twenty-ninth and Folsom
Julian Humphrey, bottler with Charles A. Stewart,
dwl cor Folsom and Twenty-ninth
Julian John, storekeeper Quartermasters Depart-
ment U. S. A., office Front Street Wharf, dwl
1905 Dupout
Julian Philip, compositor Courrierde San Francisco,
dwl NW cor Pacific and Stockton
Julian Thomas B., principal Theory Department
Pacific Business College, dwl 26£ Kearny
Jullien J. & Co., ( Penn Martin) wines and liquors,
1004 Dnpont
Jullien Jules, (J. .Tuition & Co. J dwl 1004 Dupont
Juuck George, barkeeper, 211 Pine, dwl 29 Dupont
Jund John, machinist with John J. Us, dwl 433
Broadway
Jung Frederick, carriagepainter with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 110 Dupont
Jung Henry, proprietor Oriental Hotel, SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Jung John, cook with F. William Kamps, dwl SE
cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff
Jung John C, bousesmith, shutter and awning
maker, 512 Jackson, dwl 608 Powell
Junger Frederick, tailor with John H. Tobiu, dwl
214 Clara
Junker August, musician, dwl 151 1| Mason
Junker Charles, clerk with Frederick Junker, dwl
130 Oak
Junker Frederick, market, 135 Oak, dwl 130 Oak
Junker Frederick, tailor, dwl 214 Clara
Jurado Thomas, billiardkeeper Lick House
Jnrdoe Manuel, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Jurey Walter E., laborer with Flynu & Co., dwl
Natoma nr Second
Jiirgens Antoiue, tobacconist, 147 Second
Jurgens George, clerk with Henry Cline,dwl 5 Miss
Jurgens John, fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Jurgensen James, captain schooner Liberty, 1 Mkt
Jurgensen Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Juvi Enrico, waiter Campi's Restaurant, 519- Clay
JURI WILLIAM, proprietor Swiss Union Hotel,
621 Pacific
Jursch Otto, (Thicle & J.J dwl E s Mission nr
Twenty-third
Jury Joachim, {John Jury & Bros.) dwl 317 Ellis
Jury Jeremiah, (John Jury & Bros.) dwl 317 Ellis
Jurv John, (John Jury & Bros.) dwl 317*Ellis
JURY JOHN &. BROTHERS., (Jeremiah, Louis
and Joachim. Jury) Helvetia Coffee Saloon
524 Merchant
Jury Louis, (John Jury Sf Bros.) dwl 317 Ellis
Jury Peter, milkman, dwl Gunnison Avenue nr
Twenty-eighth, Bernal Hights
Just Edward, porter, dwl 1518 Powell, rear
Justi Charles, teamster with Jasper M. Hixson,dwl
230 Clara
Justice M. Co., (Gold Hill, Nev.) office 414 Cat
JUSTICES COURT, City and County of San Fran-
cisco, 800-804 Montgomery
JUSTIN B. Rev. ,C. B , president St. Mary's Col-
lege, Old Sin Jose Road,4 Miles from City Hall
Justo A., expresswagon, 510 Sansom
Justo Dominick,expresswagon. cor Fourth and Mar-
ket, dwl S s Fulton nr Octavia
Juzix Leopold, cooper, 616 Battery
K
Kachei.e Michael, (Kachele & Forschlerj Awl 131
.Morton
Kachele & Forschler, (Michael Kachele. and Adam
ForschlerJ wood and coal, 8 Waverly Place
Kader Frederick, longshoreman, 36 Steuart
Kaeb John A., butcher with J. Y. Wilson & Co.,
dwl 1022 Washington
Kaeding Charles V. B., (Liddle $• K.) dwl 624 Sac
Kaeding Otto, barkeeper, dwl St. Francis Hotel
Kaehler Frederick, foreman carshop with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl Fifteenth nr Howard
Kaehu John, bilhardtablemaker, dwl 118 Prospect
Place
Kaeintz Peter, hairdresser with John Kiefer, dwl
12 Stockton
Kaen Henry, meterman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 397
Eighth
Kaen John F., machinist S. F. Gas Co., dwl 397
Eighth
Kaen Thomas L., machinist S. F. Gas Co., dwl 397
Eighth
Kaeser Henry, machinist with Paul Nauman
Kaeser Louis, porter, til 2 Market, dwl 922 Market
Kaffer Nicholas, laborer with Lj-on <fc Co., dwl 151
Jessie
Kafka John, physician, office and dwl 537 Cal
Kafka L. T., salesman with Stone & Havden, dwl
1226 Pine
Kaggs William S., tollkeeper San Bruno Road
Kaher Daniel, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Kahili James, laborer, dwl S s Fulton nr Van Ness
Avenue
Kahili ,M. laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s stnir Cornelia
Kalile Frank, clerk with John Puckhaber, dwl cor
Fifteenth Avenue and P, South S. F.
Kahman John G., real estate, dwl 12 18 Howard
Kahn Adolph, clerk with Alfred Gros, dwl 405Koar
Kahn Ernestine, (widow) seamstress, 256 Third
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jes3op & S«ns* Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK &,CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [ K. ] DIRECTORY.
359
Kahn Hamill, bakery and confectionery, SE cor
Geary and Jones
Kalm Henrietta, artificial flowers, 107 Kearny
Kalm Myman, porter, 109 Battery, dwl 9 Harrison
Avenue
Kalm Joseph, bowling and liquor saloon, 416 Pine,
dwl Prescott House
Kahn Lambert, clerk with Joseph Isaac & Co., dwl
West End
Kahn Leopold, wine merchant, dwl 8:21 Mission
Kahn M., dwl 636 Post
Kahn — See Calm
Kahrs Henry, (Kahrs & Becker) dwl SE cor Geary
and Larkin
Kahrs John, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and
Minna
Kahrs >fe Becker, (Henry Kahrs & Henry Becker J
groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Larkin
Kaighin Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
27 Minna
Kail William, laborer U.S. B. Mint, dwl 20 Harriet
Kain Joseph, special policeman, dwl Wisconsin
Hotel
Kaindler Gustave, (Kaindler, Scellier, Lelievrc &
Co.) res Paris
KAINDLER, SCELLIER, LELIEVRE & CO.,
(Gustave Kaindler, Louis Scellier & Adolphe
E. Lelievre) importers and wholesale and retail
drvgoods, NE cor Montgomery and Sutter
Kaiser George, butcher with C. F. Wagner, dwl N
8 Filbert bet Hyde aud Leavenworth
Kaiser Gus A., plasterer, 607 California, dwl Bootz'
Hotel
Kaiser Gustave, confectioner with Schroth & West-
erfeld, 228 Kearny
Kaiser John, beer saloon, 513 Pacific
Kaiser Peter Joseph Rev., St. Boniface Church, dwl
S s Tyler bet Jones and Leavenworth
Kaiser William, salesman with C. & E. Raas &
Co., dwl 652 Market
Kaiser — See Kavser
Kalb Frederick, tailor, dwl NE cor Mont and Bdwy
Kalb R., mate barkentine Webfoot, I Howard
Kalisado Gavino, bootblack, 511 Montgomery
Kalish Max, dwl 204 Eleventh
Kalisher J. Louis, dwl 366 Minna
Kalisher Marks, merchant, dwl 110 William
Kalisky Joseph, tailor, dwl 938 Howard
Kalkhof Joseph, laborer with Seifertcfe Ohnstein, 645
Merchant
Kalla^her Jeremiah, m older, dwl 33 Minna
Kallaher Peter, printer Morning Call, dwl 162 Min
KALLEXBERG THEODORE, machinist and mod-
el maker, 32 Fremont, dwl 6 Berry
Kallstrom Herman, (Kalhtrom & Co.) dwl 13 Steu
Kallstrom Herman, second pilot stmr Chin Du Wan
Kallstrom & Co., {Herman Kallstrom and John
Svardsf.rom) groceries and liquors, 13 Steuart
Kalmbach August, musician, dwl 1313 Dupont
Kalmuk Moritz, manufacturer cigars and tobacco,
46 Fourth, dwl 338 Tehama
Kalthott' Amelia, lamps and crockery, 352 Third
Kalthoff August, porter with Hayward & Coleman,
dwl 352 Third
Kaltsehmidt Oscar, portrait painter,studio 649 Wash
Kamer Mrs., nurse, dwl 164 Clara, rear
Kammann Fred. groceries and liquors, SW cor Stock-
ton and Greenwich
Kammerer Charles, tailor with Bullock &. Jones,
dwl 423 Green
Kammerer Charles, laborer, 132 Steuart
Kammitier Joseph, cigar manufacturer, 210 Pine,
dwl Devisadero nr Geary
Kamohai Jack, bootblack, 621 Montgomery, dwl
215 Prospect Place
Kamp Albert, salesman with A. Lusk &. Co., dwl
164. Clara
Kamp John Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 464 Clem
Kamp William, groceries and liquors, 141 Second
Kamper Henry, lodgings, 26 Steuart
Kampf John, wheelwright Kimball Manufacturing
Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Kamps F. William, liquor saloon, NE cor Califor-
nia and Davis, dwl 230 Clementina
Kan Lee, (Chinese) clerk and interpreter Bank of
California, dwl 727 Commercial
Kanalv William, dwl 21 Rausch, rear
Kanary David, ( White 8f K.) dwl 82 Natoma
Kanary Morris, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl
Mission nr Fifteenth
Kanary — See Canary
Kanavan Hugh, varnisher with Field & Frei, dwl
9 Everett'
Kanavan Philip, carpenter H. C League, 230
Kearny
Kane Annie Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Kane Andrew J., soap factory, 212-216 Commercial,
dwl 117 Post
Kane Charles C, salesman with Wand, Kane & Co.,
dwl 20 Turk
Kane Charles £L, (Kane & HeaneyJ dwl 514 Min
Kane David, carrier with Simon Hoffmann* dwl 105
Garden
Kane David, ex-deputy sheriff, dwl 1304 Powell
Kane Dennis, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Kane Edward, pressman, dwl 20 Clara
Kane Hugh, laborer, dwl 198 Stevenson
Kane Isaac, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Kane James, groceries and liquors, N s Jersey bet
Sanchez and Vicksburg
Kane James, groceries and liquors, SW cor First
and Tehama, dwl 226 First
Kane James, hackman, Plaza, dwl 110 Shipley
Kane James, hostler, dwl 926 Folsom
Kane James, laborer, dwl 117 J Shipley
Kane James, porter with Stevens, Baker & Co., dwl
222 Fifth
Kane James, sailmaker with Thomas Reynolds
Kane James C, collector S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1512
Bush
Kane James II., clerk, dwl 535 California
Kane James M., special officer Marine Board San
Francisco, dwl 20 Turk
Kane Jeremiah, tailor, dwl 10 Sherwood Place
Kaue John, brushmaker with S. F. Brush Factory,
dwl cor Fourth and Silver
Kane John, cook, irwl 12 Freelon
Kane John, fireman steamer El Capitan, dwl SE cor
Pacific aud Front
Kane John, laborer, dwl Twenty - first Av nr K,
South S. F.
Kane John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl cor Colum-
bia and Twenty-fifth
Kane John, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Kaue John, pressman with Frank Eastman, dwl
10 Harlan Place
Kane John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Kane Johnson, seaman steamer Santa Cruz, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Kane Joseph, laborer, dwl 207 Folsom
Kaue Joseph, silversmith with W. K. Vanderslice
& Co., dwl 206 Chestnut
Kane Lawrence, (Kane 8? McGnire) dwl 116 Sil
Kane Maria, (widow) nurse, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broad w*ay
Kane Marv Miss, shoebinder, dwl 219 Minna
Kane Michael, (Wand, K. & Co.) dwl 20 Turk
Kane Michael, hostler, bds 29 First
Kaue Michael, hostler, dwlTownsend bet Third
and Fourth
Kane Michael, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 610
Third
Kane Michael, liquor saloon, J 33 Fremont, dwl 507
Howard
Kane Michael, nielter Risdon Iron Works, dwl 316
Beale '
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
360
SAN FRANCISCO [ J£] DIRECTORY
Kane Michael, tinsmith with T. Bertram, dwl G03
Brannan
Kane Patrick, carpenter, dwl 8 Lick
Kane Patrick, express wagon, NE cor Montgomery
and Market, dwl E s Stevenson bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Kane Patrick J., boilermaker, dwl 159J Clara
Kane Thomas, bellman Occidental lintel
Kane Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 7 Everett
Kane Thomas, bootmaker, dwl New Franklin
House
Kane Thomas, carpenter, dwl 435 Pine
Kane Thomas, hackman, Plaza, dwl 7 Meacham
' Place
Kane Thomas, laborer, lids 304 Beale
Kane Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co. , dwl New
Franklin House
Kane Thomas, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl Sherwood Place
Kane Thomas, tailor with Daniel D. Ring, dwl 50
Jessie
Kane Thomas P., carpenter Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 114 Natoma
Kane William, boxmaker with Benjamin F. Gil-
man, dwl 56 Minna
Kane William, deckhand, dwl SW cor Broadway
and Davis
Kane William, drayman with Richards &. Harrison,
dwl Seventh nr Howard
Kane William, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Kane William P., upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 6 Hyde
Kane & Heaney, (Charles H. Kane and John
Heauey) butter, cheese, eggs etc., 24 Occiden-
tal Market
Kane & McGuire, (Laurence Kane and John Mc-
( j n ire) poultry and game, 44 and 45 Occidental
Market
Kane — see Kain, Cane and Cain
Kaneily David, marblepolisher, dwl 432 Minna
Kaney P. E., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht
Kanii' Jacob, laborer, dwl 11 Hinckley
Kanna George, clerk with Joseph Behrens, dwl SE
cor Turk and Polk
Kanngeisser Julius, sausagemaker, 773 Mission
Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council Bluffs Rail-
road, Thomas Cole agent, office 306 Montgomery
Kant Antoine, tailor, dwl 21 Morton
Kanzee Robert, (H- Plagemann & Co.) dwl 207|
Taylor *
Kanzefmeyer Frederick, shoemaker with Henry
Hinders, dwl 423 Bush
Kaough James, teamster, dwl SE cor Guerrero and
Qmnn
Kapel Caspar, laborer with California Powder Co.
Kaplan Abraham, deputy assessor city and county,
dwl 114 Mason
Kaplan Hyman, clothing and gents' furnishing
goods, 338 Kearny, dwl 114 Mason
Kaplan Levy, salesman, 338 Kearny, dwl 114 Mason
KAPLAN LOUIS, mining and homestead secre-
tary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange, (and Kap-
lan & Solomons I dwl 309 Eddy
KAPLAN & SOLOMONS, (Louis Kaplan and
Seixas Solomons) proprietors Voice of Israel,
office 2(5 Merchants' Exchange
Kappes Joseph, painter with Oilman & Mellon, dwl
Broadway nr Montgomery
Kappke Henry F., groceries' and liquors, SE cor
Union and Mason, dwl 737 Union
Kappmeier William, (Kappmeier & FJzler)dwl'N'W
cor Bush and Powell
Kappmeier & Etzler, (William Kappmeier and
G-nstam Etzler) Concordia Hall *beer saloon,
SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Karabio Giovanni, pedlar, dwl 1135 Mission
Karassen Robert, ranchman, dwl 111 Welsh
Karatar Marc, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 33
Sixth
Karau Charles, contractor nightwotk, 31 Geary, dwl
Dupont nr Pine
Karau S., contractor nightwork, 237 Sutter
Karl Andrew, groceries, NE cor Fifth and Fol-
som, dwl 1004 Folsom
Kailhofer Peter, carpenter, dwl Ss Hinckley bet
Kearny and Montgomery
Karlind Charles, janitor Lincoln Primary School,
dwl SE cor Driinim and Oregon
Karnes Bernard, sailmaker with John L. Prior, dwl
520 Turk
Karney James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Karney John, lab with John G. Us, dwl 212 Pacific
Karpel Gabriel, salesman, 133 Montgomery
Karr Anthony, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl 108
Dora
Karr John, hackman, dwl 209 Clara
Karr William J., butcher with C. F. Wagner, dwl
777 Market, rear
Karr. — See Can-
Karrass Marks, photographer with H.W.Vaughan,
dwl 18 Third
Karre Eugene, porter, 607 Sacramento
Kasche Ferdinand, ( Weyand & K ) dwl W s Sev-
enth bet Brannan and Townsend
Kaselan Christopher, carpenter, dwl 623 Greenwich
Kaser Frederick, hairdresser with Adams & Utschig,
dwl 785 Market
Kaskel Adolph, (Kaskel Bros .) dwl 1120 Leav
Kaskal Benjamin, jobwagon, 539 Cal, dwl 353 Third
Kaskel Bros., (Adolph, Isaac, ami Horace) hat
and cap manufacturers, 617 Commercial, 307
Kearny and 32 Third
Kaskel Charles, porter, 539 Cal, dwl 353 Third
Kaskel Horace, (Kaskel Bros.) dwl 1120 Leav
Kaskel Isaac, (Kaskel Bros.) dwl 1120 Leav
Kaskel Louis, clerk with Kaskel Bros., dwl 1120
Leavenworth
Kaskel Morris, clerk with Kaskel Bros., dwl 1120
Leavenworth
Kasslin John , cane and willowware, 1415 Stockton
KAST FRANCIS X., manufacturer and retail boots
and shoes, 322 and 324 Bush, dwl 944 Mission
Kast Joseph, salesman with F. X. Kast, dwl 944
Mission
Kast Lewis S., bookkeeper with F. X. Kast, dwl
634 Mission 9
Kastans Frederick, porter with James W. H.
Campbell, dwl Ns Union bet Battery and San
Kasten Robert, watchmaker with A. Barrett
Kastens Henry, teamster with J. Everding & Co.,
dwl Water bet Mason & Taylor
Raster John, confectioner with E. A. Engelberg,
dwl 20 Hinckley
Kastle John, manufacturer prize candy, 823 Wash-
ington, dwl 225 O'Farrell
Kather Albert, (Rose & K.J dwl 3 St. Charles Place
Kather William, clerk with Moses Ulmer, dwl N s
Vallejo bet Dupont and Stockton
Kattny David, bootmaker, 15 Pacific
Katz Abraham, shoemaker, 44 Geary
Katz Alexander, miller with Eisen Bros., dwl 107
Fell
Katz Emanuel, bookkeeper with Leopold Miller,
dwl 569 Mission
Katz Frederick, butcher and pork packer, 94-100
California Market, dwl 1008 Union
Katzr J. & Co., (Albert Gens) me"!it market, 223
Fifth
Katz Jacob, (J. Katz & Co.) dwl 933 Howard
Katz Michael, paper boxmaker, dwl 462 Tehama
Katzenbach Frederick, teacher music, dwl 922
Powell
Katzenstein Mayer, (Newman & K.) dwl 544 How
Kaub Benard, tinsmith with G. Moenning, dwl 1042
Folsom
Kauce Francis, money broker, dwl 317 Geary
Kauce Frank, conductor Omnibus R.. R., dwl 217
Tehama
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY
$61
Kaucher F. Mrs., nurse, dwl 577 Minna
Kauffuumn Albert W., blacksmith with Fogarty &
Meyer, dwl 931 Sutter
Kaurfmann Cbarles, butcher with J. Schweitzer &
Co., dwl NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Kauffmann Louis, shoemaker with A. Jacques', dwl
62 i Vallejo
Kauffung Louis, dentist, dwl Hotel Rbein
Kaufman August, musician, dwl 1518 Powell
Kaufman Charles, draftsman with Tide Land
Commissioners, dwl 730 Green
Kaufman Meyer, dwl 514 Stevenson
Kaufman Sebastian, cook, dwl 250 Fourth
Kaufman Theodore, shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 117 Shipley
Kaufmann Adam, shoemaker, 107 Jackson
Kaufman n Henry, clergyman St. Boniface Church,
dwl S s Tyler bet Jones and Leavenworth
Kaufmann Henry L., musician, dwl 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Susaiia, (widow) dwl 421 O'Farrell
Kaul Samuel," tailor, 405 Commercial
Kavan John, cabinetmaker, dwl 630 Mission
Kavanagh Dora, (widow) dwl 109 Ninth
Kavanagh E. D., (Kavanagh <& Greig) dwl 208
Seventh
Kavanagh Edward, telegraph instrument maker
with William Lnndberg, dwl 208 Seventh
Kavanagh Frank, porter, 113 Front
Kavanagh Frank, upholsterer with Goodwin &. Co.,
dwl 546 Mission
Kavanagh George, collector Howard Street Wharf,
dwl SW cor Geary and Dupout
Kavanagh George, real estate, dwl N s Jackson nr
Lag una
Kavanagh Henry, clerk, 333 Bush, dwl 546 Mission
Kavanagh J. & Co., (Timothy Kavanagh) mer-
chant tailors, 333 Bush
Kavanagh James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
321 Harriet
Kavanagh James, hackman cor California and Mont
Kavanagh James, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and
Drumm, dwl 25 Clementina
Kavanagh John, (J. Kavanagh & Co.) dwl 546
Mission
Kavanagh John, gardener, dwl W s Bryant bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth
Kavanagh "John J., waiter, 612 Market, dwl 18 An-
thony
Kavanagh Michael C, machinist, dwl 304Beale
Kavanagh Morris, laborer, dwl 175 Minna
Kavanagh Thomas, calker, dwl Es Harrison bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty -fifth
Kavanagh Timothy, (J. Kavanagh Sf Co.) dwl 77
Clementina
Kavanagh William, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 112 First
Kavanagh & Greig, (E. D. Kavanagh & L. B.
GreigJ wood and coal, Fourteenth Avenue bet
Railroad Avenue and N, South S. F.
Kavanagh — See Cavanagh
Kavanangh James, carpenter, dwl Miller's Place
Kavanangh Patrick, carriagepainter,Pacitic nr Mont-
gomery, dwl 24 Howard Court
Kavanangh William, milkman, dwl 771 Bryant
Kay Richard R., saloonkeeper, dwl 11 Sutter
Kayser Brothers, (Franz and Richard) grain and
feed. 1118 Pacific
Kayser Ferdinand, blacksmith, dwl 1118 Pacific
Kayser Franz, (Kayser Bros.) dwl 1118 Pacific
Kayser Frederick, dwl Sheppard Place nr Mason
Kayser M. & Brother, (Morris Kayser) clothing,
232 Bush
Kayser Marcus, (M. Kayser & Bro.) dwl 232 Bush
Kayser Morris, (M. Kayser Jj- Bro.) dwl 232 Bush
Kayser Richard, (Kayser Bros.) dwl 1108 Pacific
Kayser Valentine, confectioner, d\yl New Atlantic
Hotel
Reach Arnold P., porter, 226 Bush, dwl 741
Market
Keady John J., expresswagon, NW cor Bush and
Montgomery, dwl 1213 Mission
Keady William "P., printer with Edward Bosgui &,
Co., chvl Coso House
Keagan Simon, cartman', dwl 446 Brannan
Kealler Morris, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Kean Frank W., silverburnisher Pacific Plate
Works
Kean Michael C, plumber and gaslitter, dwl 26
Rondel Place
Kean Patrick II., collector, office 622 Clav, dwl 225
Bush
Kean Thomas,- engineer, dwl NE cor Kearny and
Bay
Kean Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 20 San
Keane George, builder, dwl 619 Green
Keane James, (Keane, O'Connor & Co.) dwl 117
Post
Keane James, shoemaker, dwl 5 Sherwood Place
Keane John, builder, dwl 619 Green •
Keane John, drayman with Joseph Bunker, dwl cor
Fourth and Brannan
Keane John, plumber, dwl 421 Fourth
Keane John Mrs. boarding and lodging, 421 Fourth
Keane Malachi, foreman harnessmaker with Main
& Winchester, dwl 449 Tehama
KEANE, O'CONNOR & CO., ( James and Thomas
Keane, Bryan O'Connor and George Mdffatt)
importers and retail dry goods, 107-111 Kearny
Keane Thomas, (Keane, O'Connor fy Co.) res
Manchester, England
Keane — See Kean, Keen and Keene
Keanv Felix, wagonmaker with H. M. Black &
Co., dwl 34 Eddy
Kearce Patrick, laborer Spring Valley Waterworks,
dwl 605 Natoma
Kearu Albert, blacksmith with H. N. Black & Co.,
dwl Bush nr Fillmore
Kearnan Frank, laborer with J.F. & II. H. Schafer
Kearnan John., cooper, dwl 1036 Folsoca
Kearnan Thomas, teamster, dwl 27 U Clara
Kearney Arthur, carpenter, dwl 1312 Pacific
Kearney Daniel, dray man with John J.Marks & Co.,
dwl 138 Shipley
Kearney Daniel, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,429
Pacific
Kearney Dennis, mate with N. P. Trans. Co., dwl 13
Clementina
Kearney Edward, shoemaker with Oirin Joues,dwl
27 Ran sch
Kearney James, bookkeeper with Michael O'Con-
nor,.dwl 630 Mission
Kearney James, currier, dwl 210 Pacific
Kearney James, furniture, 153 Sec, dwl 536 How
Kearney James, miner, dwl 227 Second
Kearney James, tailor, dwl N s Harrison nrDora
Kearney James M., plasterer, dwl 166 Minna, rear
Kearney John, billiardkeeper Occidental Hotel
Kearney John, cartman, dwl S s Tehama nr
Eighth
Kearney John, stonecutter with Lar'seneur& Sheerin,
dwl S s Vallejo bet Jones and Leavenworth
Kearney John, waiter N.P.Traus.Co.'s S.S. John L.
Stephens
Kearney John, waiter Moses Taylor. Australia S.S.
Line
Kearney John, clerk with James Kearney, dwl 536
Howard
Kearney Lawrence, laborer, dwl 1066 Howard
Kearney Mary Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Elizabeth
M. Gaiuey, dwl 21 \ Mary.
Kearney M.T., dwl Grand Hotel
Kearney Patrick, gasfkter with McNally & Haw-
KEARNEY PETER A., drugs and medicines, SW
cor First and Folsoin
Kearney Richard M., clerk with E. Snpple.dwl 129JJ
Clara •
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 1J6 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick Houso Entrance.
362
SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY
KEARNEY THOMAS, real estate, office 625 Mer-
chant, dwl Ns Eighteenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Kearney— See Carney, Karney and Kearny
Kearns Barney, pipelayerS. F. Gas Co., dwl 1610
Bosh
Kearns Bernard, dwl S s Austin nr Franklin
K< arna James, < k, dwl 18 Natoma
Kearns Michael, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass' ii. 814 Howard
Kearns Michael, (Piatt 6>- K.J dwl 5 Varenne
Kearns Owen,(flaeeblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Mariposa, Potrero
Kearns Patrick, laborer, dwl 6-JO Natoma
Kearns Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl 264 Clara
Kearns Patrick, seaman, dwl 304 Beale
Kearns Tei rence, butcher with John Mogan, dwl
908 Ellis
Kearns Thomas, shadeinaker with Fried & Besse,
dwl 5 Vareane
Kearny James, waiter American Exchange
Kearny Patrick, laborer, dwl 10 Clara
Kearny Patrick, marblepolisher with Leon R. Mvers
«& Co., dwl 660 Minna
Kearny Street House, Davis Samuel proprietor,
1023 and 1025 Kearny
Kearny William, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl NEcor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Kearny William, bellman Lick House
Kearsarge Mining Co., (Inyo Co., Cal.) office 402
Montgomery
Keating Cornelias, clerk, dwl 20 Ritch
Keating Cornelius J., clerk, NW cor Sutter and
Hyde e
Keating Daniel, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Keating Dennis, groceries andliquors.NWeor Sutter
and Hyde
Keating Edward, extraman steamer No. 4.S.F.F.D.,
dwl 14 Second
Keating Edward, pipecalker Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 733| Clementina
Keating Edward, silverplater with Edward G.Den-
niston.dwl 112 Natoma
Keating dimes P.. bagmaker Golden Gate Flour
Mills
Keating John, clerk, dwl 129 Turk
Keating Martin, trunkmaker. dwl 446 Brannan
KEATING M. JAMES, superintendent County
Alms House and proprietor Ivy Green saloon,
624 Merchant, dwl Alms House
Keating Owen, (Keating <£• M/fchell) dwl Ocean
Beach Road nr Ocean House
Keating Patrick, fbundryman, dwl 240 Minna
Keating Patrick, liquor saloon, 111 Pacific
Keating Robert, laborer with Graves & Co., Ws
Long Bridge
Keating T. C, 'fireman S. P. R- R.
Keating Thomas, hostler, dwl 174 Jessie
Keating Thomas, laborer California Dry Dock,
Hunters Point
Keating Thomas C, plumber and gasfitter, dwl
W s Eleventh bet Folsom and Harrison
Keating & Mitchell, (Oiren Keating and Thomas
Mitchell) milkranch, Ocean Beach Road nr
Ocean House
Keatly Thomas, carpenter, dwl 732 Clementina
Keay Frank M., clerk with McElwee & Striuger,
751 Market
Kech George, dwl 428 Broadway
Keck George, tailor, dwl 934 Kearnv
Keekler John, carriagemaker, dwl 231 Sutter
Kedien Patrick, plasterer, dwl 13 Harriet
Kedin Peter, clerk,dwl SW cor Seventh and Brvant
Kedou Mai tin, trader, 319 Davis, dwl SW cor Bry-
ant and Seventh
Kedon Martin, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl 446 Brannan
Kedon Peter, porter with Martin Kedon, 319
Davis,
Kedrolivansky Paul Rev., archbishop Russo-Greek
Church, dwl 911 Jackson
Kee Lee, ( Chinese) fruits and vegetables, 7I9J Sac
Kee Song Tong, (Chinese) merchant, 742 Sac
Keebler Charles, laborer, dwl 408 Tehama
Keebler Christian, compositor with Cuberv & Co.,
dwl 408 Tehama
Keedle George, straw worker Pacific Straw Works,
335 Bush
Keefe Cornelius, drayman, 710 Sacramento, dwl
1426 Geary
Keefe Daniel, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 537
Sacramento
Keefe Daniel, Sideboard liquor saloon, 130 Kearnv,
dwl 815 Folsom
Keefe Daniel J , job printer with Francis <i- Valen-
tine, dwl 609| Howard
Keefe David, (Kcejc $• Raggett) dwl 814 Folsom
Keefe Henry J., sergeant at arms Board Super-
visors, dwl 5P2 Bryant
Keefe J., carder Pioneer Woolen Mills
Keefe J., blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Keefe James B., compositor Figaro, dwl <*>09£ How
Keefe Jeremiah, blacksmith, dwl 512 Mission
Keefe Jeremiah, waiter with Flynn & Co., dwl 44
Ritch
Keefe John, laborer Custom House, dwl 4 Scotland
Keefe John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 260 Jessie
Keefe Julian A., clerk, dwl 517 Vallejo
Keefe Mathew, Mechanics Exchange saloon, 112
First
Keefe Michael, steward Russ House, dwl E s Boyd
nr Point Lobos Road
Keefe Susan, (widow) furnished rooms. 609j How
Keefe Timothy, laborer, dwl E s Vincent nr Green
Keefe William, laborer Cal. P. R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Keefe William, machinist, dwl 54 First
Keefe & Raggett, (David Keefe and Michael Rag-
gett) wood and coal, 814 Folsom
Keegan Bernard, teamster, dwl NW cor Clementina
and Eighth
Keegan Cornelius, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Keegan Delia, (widow) dwl N s Lafayette nr How
Keegan Michael, dairyman with Henry Bruns, dwl
Old San Jose Road nr Thirtieth
Keegan Michael, drayman with U. S. draymen,
dwl 409 Jones
Keegan Michael, laborer, dwl 917 Broadway
Keegau Patrick, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Keegan Rosa Miss, dwl 607 Greenwich
Keegan Simon, cartmau, dwl 446 Brannan
Keegan William, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 124,
Langton
Keehan Henry, steward Overland House
Keelen Michael, boilermaker Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 306| Third
Keeler C. J." Mrs., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 728j
Howard
Keeler Daniel, baker, dwl W s Buchanan nr O'Far
Keeler J., dwl What Cheer House
Keeler John, assorter Pioneer Woolen Mills
Keeler John, clerk, dwl 728 Howard
Keeler John, laborer, dwl Ws Buchanan nr O'Far
Keeler John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Keeler Lillie Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Fac-
tory, dwl 1004 Jackson
Keeler Mary A., (widow) boarding and lodging,
530 Third
Keeley James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Keeling John, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl Beale bet
Folsom and Howard
Keely Austin jT, (Keely & Tichenor) dwl 710 Fol
Keelv Frank P., barkeeper Mint Saloon, dwl 320
Fifth
HUNTINGTON, HOPIUJNS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Busband Market.
C. P. VAN SdTAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
* SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.
363
Keely Margaret, (widow) dwl 293 Clementina
Keelv Mary, (widow) dwl 1235 Pacific
KEELY i, TICHENOR, (Austin J. Keely and
Stephen TickenorJ liquor saloon, SWcor Third
and Howard
Keen W., laliorer Cal. P.R.R.Co.'s steamerCornelia
Keenau Bernard R., boiler makers dwl 1113 Bdwy
Keenan Frank, carpenter, dwl 242 Clara
Keenan Hutch, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Keenan John, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl SW cor Eighth and Shipley
Keenan John, mate hark Shooting Star, S. F. Gas
Company's Wharl
Keenan John, porter Occidental Hotel
Keenan Patrick, bootmaker, 107 First, dwl 216 Mis-
sion, rear
Keenan Patrick, clerk, dwl NW cor Brannan and
Gilbert
Keenan Samuel, ropemaker, dwl W s Carolina nr
Mariposa
Keenan William, carpenter, dwl 318 Jessie
Keene Alison, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Keene Catherine Mrs., shoetitter with S. W. Rosen-
stock <fc Co., dwl 9 Sherwood Place
Keene Charles C, musical instruments, 203 Kearny,
dwl 1202 Turk
Keene James, clerk Montgomery Avenue Commis-
sioners, res Oakland
Keene James R., (Keene & Coleman) res Oakland
Keene Thomas W., seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Keene it Coleman, (James R. Keene and John W.
Coleman J stockbrokers, office 408 Montgomery
Keeney Charles C, major U.S.A. attending surgeon
Division, head quarters, 703 Market, dwl 562
Folsom
Keeney Charles C. Jr., dwl 562 Folsom
Keeney James, dwl 562 Folsom
Keeney John, laborer with Graves & Co., dwl 417
Howard
Keenv Laurence, roofer with H. G. Fiske, dwl 1213
Pacific
Keep George, marblecutter with Leon R. Myers &
Co.. dwl S s Fifteenth Avenue bet Q and R,
South S.F.
Keese David, steward, dwl 923 Greenwich
Keesing Barnett, real estate, dwl 1012 Bush
Keesing Henry, salesman, 328 Kearny, dwl cor
Geary and Taylor
Keeyon W., dwl NE cor Pacific and Sanson?
Keeher Daniel, blacksmith, dwl E s Illinois nr Napa
Kehoe James, dyer Pioneer Woolen Mills
Kehoe Jane, (widow) New England Laundry, N s
Brannan het Fifth and Sixth
Kehoe John, metalroofer, 18 Sutter, dwl E s Elev-
. enth het Howard and Mission
Kehoe John, teamster with Hancock & Kelso, dwl
414 Beale
Kehoe John, waiter with Flynn & Co., dwl 532
Commercial
Kehoe John M., barkeeper, dwl 526 Linden Avenue
Kehoe Moses, laborer, dwl 307 Folsom
Kehoe Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 Broadwav
Kehoe Peter T., boots and shoes, 238 Third
Kehoe Thomas, cooper with John Breen, dwl 131
Folsom
Kehoe Thomas, expresswagon,corDavis and Pacific,
dwl N s Pine het Fillmore and Steiner
Kehoe Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Kehrlein Emil, engraver with Edward Weuzel,
dwl cor Leavenworth and North Point
Kehrlein Valentine, dwl Ws Leavenworth nr Bay
Keig Daniel, shoecutter with D. W. Emerson &.
Co., dwl 312 Minna
Keightley Mary, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 20 Geary
Keig lit ley WilHam J., clerk with Center & Bryant,
dwl 20 Geary '
Keil David, merchant, dwl 760 Mission
Keil Jacob, cabinetmaker, dwl 515 Sacramento
Keiler L., tailor, dwl SW cor Dnpont and Bdwy
Keiley Johanna, laundress, dwl 328 Third, rear
Reiser Christopher, shoemaker, dwl 116 Morlou
Keiser Henry, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Keiser Jane, (widow) seamstress, dwl SW cor
Dupont and Broadwav
Keiser William, clerk with C. & E. Raas &. Co.,
dwl 652 Market
Keiser — see Kaiser and Keyser
Keiterman James, driver with Chr. Schreiber & Co.,
dwl cor Union and Hyde
Keith Hugh P., lastmaker with Joseph Levcque,
dwl 18 Clara
Keith James D., painter S. P. R. R.
Keith James T., mastermariner, dwl Ws Eleventh
bet Folsom and Harrison
Keith John W., carpenter and builder, dwl Ns
Mission nr Tenth
Keith Lucy, (widow) dwl 512 Folsom
Keith Samuel D., engineer S. P. R. R., dwl 10
Second Avenue
Keith Thomas, helper Pioneer Iron Works
Keith William H., deputy surveyor port !San Fran-
cisco, res Oakland
Keith William H., salesman. 238 Kearny, dwl 18
Clara
Keith William 11.. housepainter Woodward's Gar-
dens, dwl 18 Clara
Kel Chris, cook ship Wildwood, pier 1 Steuart
Kelde Martin, tailor, dwl 420 Powell
Kelelier Annie, (widow) dwl Es Sixth nr Folsom
Keleher Cornelius, cook Mint Saloon, dwl 1-118
Kearny
Keleher Daniel, laborer, dwl 1230 Bush
Keleher John, longshoreman, dwl S s Chambers nr
Battery
Keil Joel A., tailor, dwl 21 Stevenson
Kellehan Patrick, seaman, dwl 28 De Boom
Kelleher John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinerv.
dwl 241 Perry
Kelleher Michael, crimper with Buckingham &
Hecht
Kelleher Peter, pressman with Francis & Valentine,
dwl 162 Minna
Kelleher William, deckhand Cent. P. R. R., dwl
240 Town send
Keller Charles, baker with Werner & Co., 20 Belden
Keller Charles, blacksmith with W. S. Pheips &•
Co., dwl S s Jackson bet Drumm and Davis
Keller David C, builder, dwl 112 Welsh
Keller George P., (George F. Keller if Co.) dwl
113 Leidesdortf
KELLER GEORGE F. & CO., (F. M. Grisvold)
lithographers, 113 Leidesdortf
Keller George W., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl
112 Welsh
Keller Henry, (D. Hicks & Co.) dwl 2112 Van
Ness Avenue
Keller Jacob, blacksmith, dwl 222 Dupont
Keller Jacques, compositor Sonntags-Gast, dwl 1213
Dupont
Keller John, bootfitter, dwl 15 Sherwood Place
Keller John H., dairyman, dwl 911 Harrison
Keller Leonard, furniture, 324 Sixth
Keller M. & Co., (Ihomas Mahony) depot native
wines and brandies, basement U. S. Court Build-
ing, NE cor Washington and Battery
Keller Mary, (widow) portraitpaiuter, .and teacher
drawing, 19 Powell
Keller Matthew, (M. Keller <fc Co.) res Los Angeles
Keller Matthew Jr., compositor with Smyth &
Shoaff, 511 Sacramento
Keller Michael, porter, dwl 56FTehama
Keller Sarah, (widow) dwl 501 Tehama
Keller Solomon, cigarmaker, dwl 244 Minna
Keller William B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
506 Market
Kellett Charles, livery stable, W s Mission bet
Twentv-second and Twenty-third
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
364
SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY
Kellett Robert J., (Qiant Cement Go.) dwl 357
Minna
KELLETT SAMUEL, manufacturer plaster dec-
orations, 763 Market, dwl 5"-!(i Jessie
Kelletl William B\, decorative plasterer, office 320
Montgomery, dwl Montgomery House
Kelley Hurt ley .'miner, dwl 111 Jessie
Kelley Bernard, tailor with Samuel Figel,3 Mont
Kelley C, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
PoiDt
Kelley Charles, carpenter, dwl S 8 Twenty-sixth
in i Alabama and Columbia
Kelley Clinton B., bookkeeper with II. S. Crocker
& Co., dwl Russ House
Kelley Donglass ()., attorney at law, office 24
Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl 1605 Mason
Kelley Edward, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Kelley Edward, tanner, dwl N s Santa Clara nr
Carolina
Kelley F. R., carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearny
Kelley Frank A., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 511
Stevenson
Kelley James, carpenter, dwl 1005 Natoma
Kelley James, laborer, dwl 4 Natoma'
Kelley .lames, laborer, dwl 240 Townsend
Kelley James L., glassblower Pacific Glass Works,
dwl N s Mariposa nr Iowa
Kelley J. E., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Kelley Jeremiah, real estate, dwl NVV cor Chatta-
nooga and Twenty-second
Kelley Jeremiah J., liquidating clerk Naval Office,
Custom House, dwl 323j Duponfc
Kelley John, nightwatchman Grand Hotel
Kelley John C, carpenter and builder, office 32tj
Montgomery, dwl Hawthorne nr Folsom
Kelley John F., boatman, dwl 311 East
Kelley John F., gilder with S. & G. Gump, dwl
113 Clinton
Kelley Joseph H., laborer, dwl E s Minna bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Kelley Luke C, paying teller with Sather & Co.,
dwl 1010 Million
Kelley Margaret S., (widow) dressmaker, 715 How
Kelley Michael, hostler Occidental Laundry, dwl
Filbert bet Buchanan and Webster
Kelley Mortimer, hackman, Plaza, dwl 218 Pros-
pect Place
Kelley Owen, laborer Colorado Steam Navigation
Co's steamer Newberu
Kellev Patrick, chicken ranch, dwl E s Nebraska nr
El Dorado
Kelley Patrick, laborer S. F.& P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl E s Eighth bet Folsom and Harrison
Kelley Patrick, molder, dwl 4 Natoma
Kelley Rebecca H. Mrs., dwl 311 East
Kelley Robert, clerk, dwl 111 Silver
Kelley Robert P., foreman with Graves & Co., W 8
Long Bridge
Kelley Thomas, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Kelley Thomas, laborer. dwl N s Liberty nr Guerrero
Kelley Thomas, watchman Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 241 Clara
Kelley Thomas W.,cook, dwl 112 Morton
Kelley V. F., carpenter, dwl 503 Mission
Kelley Watson E., teamster, dwl 311 East
Kellev William M., dwl 129 Turk
Kelley— See Kelly
Kellgrieff John, helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.
Kelling Gusiav, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Kelling H. & Co., (A. LuhrsJ livery stable, 421
Broadway
Kelling Henry, ( H^Kelling & Go.) dwl 413 Green
Kellner Joseph, confectioner, 352 Third
Kellner Meyer, groceries and liquors. 53 Everett,
and SE cor Sixth and Shipley
Kellner Meyer Mrs., fancygoods, Sixth nr Shipley
Kellock Thomas, salesman, 034 Mkt, dwl 511 Stev"
Kellogg Albert, physician, dwl SE cor Broadway
and Jones
Kellogg Calvin W., wines and liquors, 214 Front,
dwl 415 O'Farrell
Kellogg Charles A., merchant, dwl S s 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.) dwl 415
O'Farrell
Kellogg DeWitt, mining, dwl 109* Ellis
Kellogg George H., (Flint, Peabody % Go.) res
San Mateo Co.
Kellogg James, bookkeeper Cent. P. R. It., dwl 331
Montgomery
Kellogg James, melter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 214 Powell
Kellogg J. G.. dwl Union Club
Kellogg L. DeWitt, with Beers & Maynard, dwl
109* Ellis
Kelloyg Levi M., deputy collector Custom House,
dwl 509 Powell
Kellogg Luella, (widow) furnished rooms, 645 Clay
Kellogg Marmaduke B., student, at law with Camp-
bell, Fox & Campbell, dwl NW cor Folsom aud
Second
Kellogg O. E. Miss, furnished rooms, 737 Howard
Kellogg P. L., (widow) dwl 1202 Powell
Kellogg Samuel, tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 725 Pine
Kells W. F., carpenter, 435 Jackson, dwl 510 Uniou
Kellum Charles T., ( Ashmead S? K.J dwl Butte nr
Potrero Avenue
Kellum Harvey T., molder Miners' Foundry, dwl
W s Folsom bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth
Kelly Alfred A., machine operator with Bucking-
ham & Hecht, dwl 16 Lilly
Kelly Archibald, laborer, dwl 78 Natoma
Kelly Arthur, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Kelly B. A. Miss, teacher Market Street Primary
School
Kelly Bernard, expresswagon, NW cor Washington
and Sansom, dwl 817 Greenwich
Kelly Bernard, hostler Cent. R. R., dwl E 8 Ceme-
tery Avenue bet. Post and Sutter
Kelly Bernard, niachinehand Cal. Planing Mill,dwl
56 First
Kelly Bernard M., lather, dwl 177 Minna
Kelly Bryan, liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth and Minna
Kelly C, laborer Cal. P. It. It. Co.'s stmr Cornelia
Kelly C. & M., pork packers, 433 Stevenson
Kelly Cains P., assistant storekeeper U. S. Apprais-
er's store, dwl 23 Silver
Kelly Catharine, (widow) dwl 2007 Polk
Kelly Catherine M. Miss, teacher, dwl 577 Bryant
Kelly Charles, dwl 1113 Kearny
Kelly Charles E.Jiackmau, cor Market and Kearny,
dwl 577 Bryant
Kelly Cornelius, (G. & M. Kelly) dwl 552 Ste-
venson
Kelly Dan, solicitor Phcenix and Home Ins. Co.
Kellv Daniel, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Kelly Daniel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Kelly Daniel, pantryman stmr Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
Kelly Daniel P., seaman, dwl 41 Louisa
Kelly Daniel J., tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwlEs
Gilbert nr Brannan
Kelly Edward, dwl 1811 Leavenworth
Kelly Edward, carriage trimmer with Larkins &.
Co., dwl NW cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
Kelly Edward, laborer, dwl 130 Natoma
Kelly Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kelly Edward, Longshoreman, dwl N s Filbert bet
Montgomery aud Sansom
Kelly Edward, resident physician Alms House
Kelly Edward, soapmaker, NE cor Webster and
Greenwich
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeosop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, 'White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO [ K DIRECTORY
365
Kelly Ellen Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Factory,
dwl Cleary nr Fourth
Kelly Eugene, (Donohoe, K- & Co.) res New York
Kelly Frances, (widow) dwl 127 Kearny
Kellv Francis F., plasterer, dwl 725 Clementina
KELLY FRANK, Charter Oak Saloon, NE cor
Third and Howard, dwl 21 Stanly Place
Kelly Franiv, laborer, dwl 651 Minna
Kelly Frank, plumber with Dixon Bros., dwl Green
nr Hyde
Kelly Frank, stonecutter, dwl 118 Shipley
Kelly George, dwl What Cheer House
Kelly George, foreman S. F. Gas Works, dwl S s
King bet Second and Third
Kellv George W., dwl 906 Market
KELLY, HENDERSON & GILCHRIST, (John
Kelly, Frank Henderson and John G. Gil-
c/iris/.J importers and jobbers wines and liquors,
'309 and 311 Front,
Kelly Henry, calker with McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Kelly Henry, drayman with George Brydeu, dwl
534 Folsom
Kelly Henry, hairdresser, dwl Irving House
Kelly Henry, laborer, dwl 4 Hickory
.Kelly Henry S-, foreman laundry Lick House, dwl
23 Sixth
Kelly Henry W., clerk, dwl 201 Main
Kelly ifonora, dwl N s Har bet Ninth and Tenth
Kelly H. P., shoemaker, dwl 9 Cleaveland
Kelly Hut(h, laborer, dwl 7 Miller's Place, rear
Kelly Hngh F. Jr., barkeeper, 313 Montgomery,
dwl 3 Montgomery Court
KELLY HUGH H., liquor saloon, 313 Mont-
gomery, dwl 3 Montgomery Court
Kelly James, dwl 197 Stevenson
Kelly James, cooperage, 107 Com, res Oakland
Kelly James, chairseating, 1102 Folsom
Kelly James, dairy ranch, Sau Bruno Road nr Bay
View
Kelly James, hostler Cent: R. R., dwl 119 Gilbert
Kelly .lames, hostler City R. R.
Kelly James, laborer, dwl 3 Zoe Place
Kelly James, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl cor Third
and Berry
Kelly James, longshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery *
Kellv James, longshoreman, dwl H 8 Alta bet San-
som and Montgomery
Kelly James, porter, 102 Battery, dwl 16 Ridley
Kelly James, Riggers' and Stevedores' Association,
429 Pacific
Kelly James, teamster S. F. Gas Co., dwl 549 Jessie
Kelly James, undertaker. 834 Mkt, dwl 606 Minna
Kelly James, watchman, dwl E s First Avenue bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Kelly James, waiter, dwl 29 Jessie
Kelly James, waiter, dwl cor First and Jessie
Kelly James D., bookkeeper, 311 Sac, dwl 129 Turk
Kelly James F., porter, dwl 07 Everett, rear
Kelly James M., contractor and builder, dwl 303
Jessie
Kelly James R., (Sullivan, K. # Go.) dwl 309
Leavenworth
Kelly James V., dwl 26 Sixth
Kelly John, (Kelly, Henderson 4" Gilchrist) dwl
926 Sacramento
Kellv John, bds 333 Bush
Kelly John, actor, dwl 822 Clay
Kelly John, bricklayer, dwl E s Gilbert bet Braunan
and Townseud
Kelly John, coachman, dwl 367 Natoma
Kelly John, coachman with H. S. Gates, dwl NE
jcor Steiner aud Sutter
Kelly John, cook, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Kelly John, currier with Simon Hoffmann, dwl Cal-
ifornia Avenue bet Twenty -seventh and Twen-
ty-eighth
Kelly John, horseshoeing, 3 Beldeu
Kelly John, laborer, dwl 234 Oak
Kelly John, laborer, dwl 419 Clementina
Kelly John, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Hyde and
Lark in *
Kelly John, laborer, dwl N s Tyler bet Laguna and
Buchanan
Kelly John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kellv John, laborer with Graves & Co., W s Long
Bridge
Kelly John, local policeman, dwl 225 Bush
Kelly John, longshoreman, dwl Oregon bet East
and Drum m
Kelly John, milkman, dwl 417 Fifth
Kelly John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 529
Mission
Kelly John, proprietor Eighth Street House, E s
Eighth nr Harrison
Kelly John, sailmaker, dwl E s Laidley nr Randall
Kelly John, salesman with P. Keily, dwl 239
Kearny
Kelly John, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm and Com
Kelly John, stonemason, dwl cor Eighth and Bran
Kelly John, tailor, 540 Market, dwl S s Green bet
Dupout and Kearny
Kelly John, tinsmith, dwl 110 Main
Kelly John, watertender Moses Taylor, Australia
S. S. Line
Kelly John, wiremaker, dwl 317 Fourth
Kelly John Jr., (Kelly & Wood) dwl Brooklyn
Hotel
Kelly John B., groceries and liquors, SE cor Du-
pont and Greenwich
Kelly John B., laundrvman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Kelly John D., laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
519 Brannan
Kelly John F., expresswagon, 300 Bush, dwl 13
Clinton,
Kelly John G., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Kelly John G., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Seventh and Folsom, dwl 305 Seventh
Kelly John H., carpenter, dwl 16 Anna Lane
Kelly John H., bootmaker, 1333 Pacific
Kelly John II., porter Sheriff's office, dwl 1333 Pac
Kelly John J., bookkeeper, 103 Front, dwl 903
Leavenworth
Kelly John J., engineer U. S. B. Mint, dwl 10 Ve-
rona Place
Kelly John J., printer with J. H. Carmany & Co.,
dwl 1120 Sacramento
Kelly John J., laborer, dwl Fort Point
Kelly John R., hostler, dwl 33 Jessie
Kelly John T., liquor and billiard saloon, 810 Mar-
ket, dwl 432 Jessie
Kelly Joseph, butcher, 1159 Howard
Kelly Joseph, special policeman, dwl 1231 Folsom
Kelly Joseph, painter with Wason &, Morris, dwl
2007 Polk
Kelly Joseph, warehouseman, dwl NW cor Broad-
way and Davis
Kelly Joseph A., policeman City Hall, dwl 1 Thomp-
son Avenue
Kelly Joseph M., actor Bella Union Theatre, dwl 6
John
Kelly Julia, (widow) nurse, dwl 303 First
Kelly K. , superintendent Point Lobos Road, dwl N
s Point Lobos Road
Kelly Lawrence, drayman, dwl lOLeroy Place
Kelly Lawrence, laborer, dwl 23 Jausen
Kelly Lawrence, tailor, 27 Fourth
Kelly Lawrence, tailor, dwl 558| Howard
Kelly Lizzie Miss, shoefitter with Charles Donovan,
dwl 409 Greenwich -
Kelly M., hostler Cent. R. R.
Kelly Maggie, adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 325 Green
Kelly Malachi, laborer, dwl E sBariol nr Vallejo
Kelly Manns, (V. & M. Kelly) dwl 433 Stevenson
Kelly Margaret, (widowy dressmaker, dwl 638
Filbert
Kelly Mark, plasterer, dwl 419 Fifth
Kelly Mark, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 529 Miss
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [ K ] DIRECTORY
Kelly Mirk J., editor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 626
California *
Kelly Martin, boarding and lodging, 111 Jessie
Kelly Martin, laborer, dwl E b Valencia nr Ridley
Kelly Martin, plasterer, dwl 731 Clementina
Kelly Martin, potter, 23 Mont, dwl "248 Minna
Kelly Mary, (widow) dwl 4 Hickory
Kelly Mary, (widow) dwl 177 Minna
Kelly Mary, (widow) dwl 264 Clementina
Kelly Mary Miss, domestic Occidental Hotel
Kelly Matthew B., brick maaon Fort Point
Kelly Michael, asphaltum roofer, dwl 777 Market
Kelly .Michael, blacksmith, dwl S s Brannan het
Seventh and Eighth
Kelly Michael, boarbuilder, dwl E s Fremont bet
Harrison and Bryant
Kelly Michael, coachman, dwl 535 Jessie
Kelly Michael, carriage blacksmith with Lowney
Bros., dwl 257 Minna
Kelly Michael, hackman, Plaza, dwl 37 Sixth
Kelly Michael, hostler Cent. R. R.,dwl NE cor Ce-
metery Avenue and Sutter
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl 232 Clara
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl 1438 Pacific
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl E s Ninth nr Mission
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Kelly Michael, laborer with De Vries & Chase, dwl
ll5Vallejo
Kellv Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
936 Howard
Kelly Michael, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Kelly Michael, packer with Mardeu & Myrick, dwl
4 Nat <> m a
Kelly Michael, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Kelly Michael, seaman, dwl 113 Clinton
Kelly Michael, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Kelly Michael, seamen brig Orient, 1 Howard
Kelly Michael, shoemaker with John Sullivan, dwl
2 Ohio
Kelly Michael H, (Kelly $ Egan) dwl 325 Hayes
Kellv Michael J., butcher, 27~Oeeideutal Market,
dwl 211 Fourth
Kelly Michael J., real estate agent, office 506 Mont-
gomery, dwl 233 Fell
Kelly Owen, hackman, Plaza, dwl 474 Jessie
Kelly Owen, saloon, 45 Second
Kelly Patrick, boatbuilder, dwl \7\ Fifth Avenue
KELLY PATRICK, boots and shoes, SW cor Bush
and Kearny, dwl 223 Jessie
Kelly Patrick, "calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Kelly Patrick, fireman, dwl 112 Steuart
Kelly Patrick, hostler Occidental Laundry, dwl
Filbert l>et Buchanan and Webster
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 673 Howard
Kelly Patrick, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl N s
Twenty -fourth bet Church and Sanchez
Kelly Patrick, mafblecutter, N s Mission nr Laskie,
dwl Laskie nr Mission
Kelly Patrick, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 110
Minna
Kelly Patrick, nightwatehman, dwl S s Green nr
La> kin
Kelly Patrick, Oriental liquor saloon, NE cor Bush
and Battery, dwl 14 Park Avenue
Kelly Patrick, peddler, dwl 546 Natoma
Kelly Patrick, picture peddler, dwl 213 Perry
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, 11 Sutter, dwl 9 Cleave-
land
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hechr,
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker with Marks & Levinsky,
dwl 563 Mission
Kelly Patrick C, laborer, dwl 623± Minna, rear
Kelly Patrick T., shipwright, dwl *223 Second
Kelly Patrick T., shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Kelly Patrick W., laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Kelly Peter, (Lennon fy K.J dwl New Franklin
House
Kellv Peter, chickenranch, dwl E s Nebraska nr
ElDorado
Kelly Peter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, laborer, dwl 15 Crook
Kelly Peter, laborer, dwl 409 Greenwich
Kelly P. R., market, dwl Rues House
Kelly Richard, clothing, dwl 139 Clara
Kelly Richard, tailor, 1020 Market
Kelly R. M. Miss, teacher Potrero School, dwl 1
Thompson Alley
Kellv Robert, woodcarver with Bryant, Strahan &
Co., dwl 130 First
Kelly Robert G., foreman with Hancock &, Kelso,
"dwl 335 Fourth
Kelly Rody, with I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 34
Hayes
Kelly Rose, (widow) furnished rooms, 110 Minna
KeUy Rose, matron County Jail, dwl 516 Broadway
Kellv Sidney, refiner S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 27 Downey
Kelly Stephen, laborer, dwl 64 Natoma, rear
Kelly Stephen, laborer, dwl 1061 Market, rear
Kellv Sylvia P. Miss, saleswoman, 10 Montgomery,
"dwl 8 Perry
Kelly T.. watchman Lick House
KELLY TERENCE B., physician and druggist,
503 Davis
Kelly Thomas, California Stables, cor Leavenworth
and Geary, dwl 639 Geary
Kelly Thomas, carpenter, dwl 623^ Minna, rear
Kelly Thomas, drayman with Sanderson & Horn,
dwl 622 O'Farrell
Kelly Thomas, fruit, 1053 Howard
Kelly Thomas, gasfitter B. F. Gas Co., dwl Liberty
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Kelly Thomas, laborer U. S. Clothing Depot, dwl
il Hunt
Kelly Thomas, liquor saloon and racket court, 846
Howard
Kelly Thomas, messenger Union Iron Works, dwl
6 Front
Kelly Thomas, nightwatehman, dwl 19 Clara, rear
Kelly Thomas, painter with Frost & Richards
Kelly Thomas, superintendent City Cemetery, dwl
*N s Point Lobos Road
Kelly Thomas, special policeman, dwl 10 William
Kelly Thomas, waiter Lick House
Kelly Thomas, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kelly Timothy, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl S s
Ash nr Octavia
Kelly Timothy, laborer with Alois Brandt, 13 Bdwy
Kelly Tuuothy, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Kelly Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 126 Pacific
Kelly Watson, laborer, dwl 26 Sacramento
Kelly William, gasfitter with Dixon Bros., dwl 32
Clara
Kelly William, laborer, dwl 434 Broadway
Kelly William, milkrancb, dwl NW cor Broderick
and Tyler
Kelly William, painter, dwl 347 Jessie
Kelly William, seaman, dwl Boston House
Kellv William A., machinehand California Planing
Mill, dwl 308 Beale
Kelly William F., clerk Occidental Hotel
Kelly Wrilliam II. , keeper county jail, dwl 513Hyde
Kelly William P., bootmaker with Buckingham &
Heeht, dwl 261 Octavia
Kelly William P., tailor, dwl 5 Florence
KELLY & EGAN, (Michael H. Kelly and John
EsranJ wholesale wines and liquor!?, 604 Bat
KELLY & WOOD, (John, Kelly Jr. and Francis
Wood, estate of J proprietors Brooklyn Hotel,
211) and 212 Bush
Kellv— See Kelley
KELM WILLIAM H., Presidio Market, 1226 Pac
Kels James, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Kels James, sailmaker with Ware Branson, dwl 28
Minna
HtTNxINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [J£] DIRECTORY
367
Kelsey Henry B., bedspringmaker withD. Marden,
dwl 408 Tehama
Kelsey Mary J. Mrs., boarding, SW cor Folsom and
First
Kelsey William, laborer, dwl E s Illinois bet Napa
aud Shasta
Kelsey William F., nurserydepot, 317 Washington,
res Oakland
Kelsiug Martin, blacksmith with Frank A. Hunting-
ton, dwl Perry nr Fourth
Kelso John, (Hancock & K.) dwl -114 Beale
Kelso Maria Mrs., dwl SE cor Bay and Jones
Kelso Samuel, laborer, dwl 440 Third
Kelso William, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Kelso William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Kelter Bernard, laborer Golden Hate Park
Kelton David M., calker, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-third and Tweutv-founh
KELTON "JOHN C, Lieut.jCol. Adjutant General
Mil. Di\ . Pacini-, office SW cor Third and Mar-
ket, dwl 427 Bryant
Kern Joseph, clerk, dwl 714 Howard
Kemble Thomas, calker P. M. S. S. Co.
Kemena Henry, drayman, dwl 1257 Montgomery
Kemm Edward, bookkeeper with Hayues & Law-
ton, dwl (i Montgomery
Kemmierfeldt Fritz, foreman Union Bakery, dwl
121 ti Pacific
Kemmler Adolph, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Kemp Charles, carpenter, dwl 3 Hardie Place
Kemp Charles J., operator with Wilbur F. Bayley,
dwl N s Clementina nr Sixth
Kemp Charles L., contractor, dwl 126^ Welsh
Kemp Christopher M., (colored) blacksmith with
W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl N s Bdwy nr Mason
Kemp Henry, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Kemp J., machinist Metropolitan Gas Co., dwl 32
Rauseh
Kemp Jesse B., contractor, dwl 25 Zoe
Kemp John, cook, dwl 36 Louisa
KEMP JOHN H., agent B. L. Solomon & Sons,
upholstery tfoods, 406 Market, dwl 459 Minna
Kemp John 11., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Kemp John W., rigger and stevedore, dwl N 8
Union bet Sansom and Battery
Kemp Joseph, ( Warren & K.J dwl 118 Fourth
Kemp Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 426 Third
Kempe Justus, ageut, dwl 1511 Leavenworth
Kempe Max, clerk with Max Gruenberg, dwl 1511
Leavenworth
Kempf Andrew, clerk with Sample &. Jrageinan,
dwl 330 Green
Kempf George W., (George M. ~\Villiams & Co.)
dwl E s Gough nr McAllister
Kempfer Charles, bootmaker, dwl Rassette Place
No. 1
Kemptf Louis, dwl Union Club
Kempinski Henry, tailor, dwl 270 Clementina
Kemple Joseph, laborer, dwl S s Nineteenth bet
Howard and Shotwell
Kempuer Isidor, hairdresser with Joseph Lipman,
dwl 345 Natoma
Kempston Walter, watchman Occidental Hotel, dwl
1250 Montgomery
Kerns John, workman T.H.Selby &, Co.'s Smelting
Works, North Beach
Kempt William, longshoreman with Charles E.Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Kenchaler Michael E., conductor Omnibus R. R.,
dwl 721 Howard
Kendall Cecelia, (widow) dwl N s Jackson bet
Drumm aud Davis
Kendall Cyrus L., carpenter, dwl 711 California
Kendall Eliza T., (widow) dwl 519 Leavenworth
Kendall Francis W, barkeeper, 432 California, dwl
613 Pine
Kendall Henry A., mining, dwl 652 Market
Kendall James K., musiciau California Theater, dwl
31 Eddy
Kendall Jerome, carpenter, dwl 35 Valparaiso
Kendall John, seaman, dwl N 8 Jackson bet Drumm
and Davis
Kendall Myra Mis., furnished rooms, 652 Market
Kendall Thomas, clerk, 90 California Market, dwl
334 Vallejo
Kendall William, waiter, dwl 710 Kearny
Kendall William, waiter N.P.Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
zaba
Kendiu: Daniel Rev., chaplain U. S. A., dwl Pre-
sidio
Kendrick Albeit, salesman, 211 Montgomery, dwl
318 Sutter
Kendrick Thomas, (Roche, Bishop $? K.J dwl 136
Clara
Kendrigan Thomas, porter,- dwl 610 Mission
Kenefick Bartholomew, mate steamer Yusemite,dwl
4 Sonoma Place •
Kenefick David, fireman Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line
Kenelty James, printer, dwl 317 Tehama
Keuitzer Charles, architect, office SW cor Kearny
and California, dwl N s Ellis bet Webster and
Fillmore
Keuitzer Henry, architect, office SW cor California
and Kearnyr dwl N s Ellis bet Webster and
Fillmore
Kenkel Philip, cooper, dwl 435 Pine
Kenua Frank. assistant foreman S.F. Laundry Ass'it,
dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Keuna John J., laundrvman S. F. Laundry Ass'n,
dwl Fillmore bet Ellis aud Eddy
Keuna Patrick, carpenter, dwl 632 Brannan
Keunard George \V., (Gibson tfc Co. J dwl NW cor
Pacific and Stockton
Kennard Thomas W., (Gibson & Co. J dwl NW cor
Stockton and Jackson
Kennealy Jeremiah, tailor, dwl 310 Union
Kennealy John, salesmau, 232 Kearny, dwl 361
Jessie
Kennealy Joseph J., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Kennealy Nannie Mrs., (Dillon & K.J dwl 361
Jessie
Kennedy Albert W., grainer, dwl 1018 Folsom
Kennedy Alexander M., clerk, dwl Occidental
Hotel
Kennedy Alfred, teamster, dwl 451 Jessie
Kennedy Bartholomew, blacksmith, W s Kentucky
nr First Avenue, dwl 37 Kausch
Kennedy Bartholomew, patternmaker Union Iron
Works, dwl 517 Minna
Kennedy Bidela, ( widow ) furnished rooms, 51
Third
Kennedy Brvan B., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Market and Ellis, dwl 628 Ellis
Kennedy Catherine, (widow) dwl 10 Zoe
Kennedy Catharine, (widow) dwl 12 Clintou
Kennedy Catherine Miss, dwl 277 Stevenson
Kennedy Charles C, machinist with Allen Wilcox,
dwl 526 Howard
Kennedy Daniel, longshoreman P. M. S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 213 Perry
Kennedy Daniel, melter with John G. lis, dwl 77
Everett
Kennedy Daniel, teamster P. M. S. S.Co.,dwl NW
cor First aud Brannan
Kennedy Darid, fireman with P.M.S.S.Co., dwl 16
Stanford
Kennedy Dennis, laborer, dwl 5 Anna Lane
Kennedy Dennis, laborer, dwl 219 Folsom, rear
Kennedy Dennis, marbleworker with John Daniel
&Co., dwl 127 Oak
Kennedy E., domestic Lick House
KENNEDY EDMOND C, importer carpets, oil-
cloths, etc., 215-217 Bush, dwl 1107 Bush
Kennedy Edward, tailor, dwl 37 Second
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Wh^e Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance..
368
SAN FRANCISCO [ K ] D 'I RECTORY.
KENNEDY EDWARD, proprietor Genesee Flour-
ing .Mill. N B Gold nr Sanson), re? Oakland
Kennedy Edward T.. bookkeeper with GodetfVoy
& Sillem, dwlNW cor Washington and Laguna
Ken ly Eugene, finisher with Buckingham &
Hecht
Kenneilv Francis', laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
KENNEDY PRANK, attorney at law, office 604
Merchant, dwl 603 Minna
Kennedy George, (Jeffreys & K.) dwl 1063 Market
Kennedy Houora Mrs., hoarding, 26 Jessie
Kennedy Hugh, (Kennedy $• Magner) dwl 319
Clementina
Kennedy Hugh, bakery, 215 Second
Kennedy Hugh, machinist, dwl 13 Clara
Kennedy Humphrey, stoker, dwl 430 Shipley
Kennedy J., laborer with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Kennedy James, agent with Henry Lake, dwl 636
Third
Kennedy James, blacksmith, rlwl 108 William
Kennedy James, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 138 Second
Kennedy James, cartman, dwl 112 Clinton
Kennedy James, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 20
Moss, rear
Kennedy James, expressman, cor Drumm and
Market, dwl 29 Lilly
Kennedy James, hostler, dwl 286 Stevenson
Kennedy James, salesman with Keane, O'Connor
& Co., dwl 15 Monroe
Kennedy James, shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl 116 Powell
Kennedy James E., bookbinder with D. Hicks &
Co.. dwl 1014 Montgomery
Kennedy James S.j loan and commission merchant,
office 408 California, and liverv stable, 246
Third, dwl 310 Thirteenth
Kennedy J. E., compositor Examiner, dwl 1609
Mason
Kennedy J. H., Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion". 429 Pacific
Kennedy John, carpenter, dwl 6 Cushman
Kennedy John, coachman with William T. Cole-
man, dwl 1299 Taylor
Kennedy John, laborer, dwl 103 Folsom
Kennedy John, laborer, dwl Lincoln bet J ones and
Taylor »
Kennedy John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 554 Tehama
Kennedy John, laborer with Locke & Montague,
dwl* 25? Tehama
Kennedy John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Kennedy John A., liquor saloon, 138 Second
Kennedy John F., house and sign painter, 116 Jes-
sie, dwl 1105 Folsom
Kennedy John M., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
512 Howard
Kennedy Joseph, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Kennedy Joseph, sawyer, dwl 335J Shipley
Kennedy Joseph F., hairdresser with George Nich-
olas. 37 Sacramento
Kennedy Kate Miss, principal North Cosmopolitan
Scl I. dwl 1213 Clay
Kennedy Lawrence, laborer, dwl 233 Main
Kennedy L. W., merchaut, dwl Cosmopdlitan
Hotel
Kennedy M.. shoemaker Alms House
Kennedy .Margaret Miss, (Kennedy & McGruder)
dwl 62 Third
Kennedy Martin, glassblower S. F. Glass Works,
dwl 251 Clementina
Kennedy Martin, stonemason, dwl 11 Free] on
Kennedy Matthew, cooper with John Breen, dwl
318 'Davis
Kennedy Matthew G., (S. F. Transfer Go.) dwl
350 Jessie
Kennedy Michael, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Kennedy Michael, laborer S, F. &, P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 554 Tehama
Kennedy Michael, machinist, dwl 561 Mission
Kennedy Michael, patternmaker Union IronWorks,
dwl 123 Welsh
Kennedy Michael C, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 521 Howard
Kennedy 0., laborer Cal. P.R.R. Co.'s stm Amelia
Kennedy, O'Neill & Brennan, (Philip Kennedy,
Thomas O'Neill and John "Brennan) drvgoods,
116 and USThird
Kennedy Patrick, )McAvty & K.) dwl 5 Dak
Kennedy Patrick, gardener Woodward's Gardens,
dwl E s First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Kennedy Patrick, glassblower S. F. Glass Works,
dwl 251 Clementina
Kennedy Patrick, ironmolder, dwl 27 Dora
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Chesley nr
Harrison
Kennedy Patrick, plasterer, dwl 34 Moss
Kennedy Patrick, wood and coal, dwl 31 Eleventh
Kennedy Patrick B., (Kennedy & Tobin) dwl 628
Ellis
Kennedy Peter, cook, dwl 814 Sanson)
Kennedy Philip. (Kennedy, O'Neill $ Brennan)
dwl" 118 Third
Kennedy Richard, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Kennedy Richard, tailor with William Bird, dwl 6
Cushman
Kennedy Samuel T., (Bray $ Co.) dwl 737 Pine
Kennedy Thomas, laborer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Kennedy Thomas, master mariner, dwl 8 Vassar
Place
Kennedy Thomas, milkrauch, North Point nr Devi-
sadero
Kennedy Thomas, shoemaker with S.W.Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 6 Cushman
Kennedy Thomas, special policeman, dwl 508
Vallejo
Kennedy Thomas H., (Kennedy & Burr) dwl 21
Graud Avenue
Kennedy Timothy J., (Kennedy & Gassidy) dwl
S s Natoma bet Tenth and Eleventh
Kennedy William, metalroofer with Conliu & Rob-
erts, dwl 11 Freelon
Kennedy William, porter, 524 Market
Kennedy William, salesman, 32S* Bush, dwl 78
Natoma
Kennedy William, superintendent California Mar-
ket,* office stall 86, dwl 623 Howard
Kennedy William, wagonmaker with J. W.Farren,
dwb*or Seventeenth and Diamond
Kennedy & Cassidy, ( T. J. Kennedy and J. T.
Cassidy) liquor saloon, 733 Market
Kennedy & Durr, (Thomas II. Kennedy and John
Burr) drygoods, 108 Third
Kennedy & Magner, (Hugh Kennedy and ' Bavid
Magner) horseshoers, 23 Webb
Kennedy & McGruder, (Miss Margaret Kennedy
and Mrs. Kate McGruder) milliners and dress-
makers, 62 Third
Kennedy & Tobin, ( Patrick B. Kennedy and Rich-
ard C. Tobin) drygoods, 232 Kearny
Kennefick Patrick, laborer Beale Street Warehouse,
dwl 22 Rausch
Kennelly Edward, assayer, dwl 1010 Filbert
Kenneilv Edward M., engineer, dwl 22 Turk
Kunnelly Jeremiah. (Flanigan & K.) dwl NWcor
Front and Pacific
Kenneilv Patrick, (KcnneUy & Sullivan) dwl 420
Shipley
Kennelly &. Sullivan, (Patrick Kennelly and Flo-
rence <SV//av7«y blacksmiths, 1053 Market
Kennen Josias G., physiciau, office and dwl C29
Clay
Kennerson William, engineer, dwl Ws Montgomery
bet Chestnut and Lombard
Kennet Robert, calker with P.M.S.S. Co.
Kenney Ann, (widow) dwl 526 Pine
HUNTINGTON, HOPKIN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 703, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [I£J DIRECTORY
369
Kenney Bartholomew, contractor, dwl SE cor Pine
and Scott
Keuney Bernard, clerk, 68 California Market, dwl
Folsom n r Fifth
Kenney Bernard, nurse City and County Hospital
Kenney Catherine, (widow) dwl 130 Shipley
Kenney Charles A., stockbroker, office 420 Mont-
gomery, dwl 617 Lombard
Kenney Delia Miss, domestic, 916 Lnrkin
Kenney George G., gasfitter and plumber with
James K. Prior, dwl 526 Pine
Kenney Isaac A., (J. J. Duffy & Go.) res Brook-
lyn. Alameda County
Kenney James, melter S.F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 657 Minna
Kenney James J., supervisor Third Ward, dwl 526
Kearny
Kenney John, assistant-engineer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Kenney John, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl Hickory nr Franklin
Kenney John, keeper County Jail, dwl 728 Union
Kenney John, laborer, dwl N s Point Lobos Road
Kenney John, machinist with McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Kenney John, salesman with Wand, Kane & Co.,
dwl NW cor Yolo and Nebraska
Kenney John, teamster with Hancock & Kelso, dwl
41-1 Beale
Kenney John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kenney John C, waiter with Malone & Wilson,
dwl 23 Clara
Kenney Joseph W., builder, dwl 719 O'Farrell
Kenney Marten, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co's steamer
Sacramento
Kenney Michael, fireman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Oritiamnie
Kenney Michael, milkranch, SW cor Point Lobos
Road and Boise
Kenney Michael, night watch man Spring Valley
Water Works, dwl 3 Salmon
Kenney Patrick, ( Loftus & K.J dwl 921 Harrison
Kenney Patrick, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl
N s Oak bet Buchanan and Webster
Kenney Peter, (Watson & K.J dwl 719 O'Farrell
Kenney Robert S., carpenter's timekeeper P. M. S.
S. Co., dwl Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Kenney Thomas, laborer with Michael Kenney
Kenney Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Berry nr Third
Kenney Thomas, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Kenney — see Kenny
Kenniff Andrew D.," boxmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 1417 Mason
Kenniff C. A., clerk with Landers, Byrne & Co.,
dwl 1417 Mason
Kenny Dennis, carrier Monitor, dwl 1703 Dupont
Kenny Felix, woodworker, dwl 34 Eddy
Kenny Frank G., bookkeeper with Hagar & Co.,
and special correspondent N. Y. Herald, dwl
619 Pine
Kenny George L., manager with A. L. Bancroft, &
Co., dwl 1027 Green
Kenny James, barkeeper, dwl 537 First
Kenny James, driver N. B. & M. R. R.
Kenny John, blacksmith, dwl SE cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Kennv John, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Kenny John, drygoods, dwl 227 Second
Kenny John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 930
Harrison
Kenny John, miner, dwl 710 Kearny
Kenny John, recording secretary Sons of E. I. B.
Association, dwl 607 Front
Kenny John S.. foreman tailorshop Industrial School
Kenny Kern, (Kenny Jp Go. J dwl 7 Garden
Kennv Lawrence, metalroofer with H. G. Fiske,
dwl 1213 Pacific
Kennv Mark B., liquor saloon. 234 Fifth
Kenny Martin, (Kenny & Walsh) dwl 728 Clem
Kenny Michael, cook, dwl 710 Kearny
Kenny Michael, hotelkeeper, dwl S s Dorland bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Kenny Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 72
Tehama
Kennv Michael, laborer with Spring Valley Water
Co., dwl 1022 Pacific
Kenny Michael, milkman, dwl 23 Park Avenue
Kenny Michael, shoemaker, dwl 61 Natoina
Kenny Patrick, bookkeeper, dwl 551 1 Natoina
Kennv Patrick, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co's steamer
Amador, dwl 439 Vallejo
Kenny Patrick, liquor saloon, cor Fifteenth Avenue
and Pi. South S. F.
Kennv Patrick E., bootmaker with Buckingham &,
Hecht, dwl 4 Lafayette
Kenny Peter, blacksmith, dwl SE cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Kenny Thomas, machinehand with Chr. Schreiher
& Co., dwl 411 O'Farrell
Kenny Walton, clerk with McAllisters & Bergin, dwl
226 Sutter
Kenny Wi'liam B., clerk, 328 Montgomery, dwl
631 Sacramento
Kenny & Bro., (John and Peter Kenny) black-
smiths, E s Mission nr Sixteenth
Kenny & Co., (Kern Kenny and James P. Mc-
Kennaj pictures and lookingglasses, 132 Fourth
Kennv & Walsh, (Martin Kenny and Patrick
Walsh) wood and coal, 1163 Howard
Kenny. — See Kenney
Kenuison Asa H, milkman, 152 Tehama
Kensey Eliza S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 745 Market
Kensey Mary, (widow) battrimmer with K. Menss-
dorffer, dwl Post nr Taylor
Kent Edwin, laborer, dwl 422 O'Farrell
Kent Frederick, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Kent Harry S., employee California Theater
Kent Henry, dwl W sShotweli nr Twenty-first
Kent K. C!, assistant with G. L. Colburu, NE cor
Stockton and Chestnut.
Kent Patrick, contractor and builder, dwl 32 Fourth
Kent Richard F., stock broker, dwl 6 Willow Av
Kent Samuel H., shipcarpenter, dwl 711 Leav
Kent Sarah P., (colored) laundress, dwl J Adona PI
Kent Thaddens B., bookkeeper, 327 Montgomery,
dwl 433 Geary
Kent. Thomas, fiuitstand, SE cor Montgomery and
California, dwl 515 Sacramento
Kentfield George, captain schooner Ocean Spray,
pier 13 Steuart
Kentfield John, (John Kentfield & Co.) dwl 333
Fremont
KENTFIELD JOHN & CO., (Charles Nelson)
lumber, pier 9 Steuart
Kentuck Mining Co., (Gold Hill, Nev.J office 419
California
KENTUCKY LIVERY STABLES, Frederick
Berna, proprietor, 420 Pacific
Kentzel James W., gasfitter, dwl 1314 Broadway
Kentzel William H., captain Harbor Police, dwl 1416
Pacific
Kenyon John, drayman, dwl 153| Second
Kenvon Wavne M., clerk with John G. Hodge &
'Co., dwl 1107 Stockton
Keogan Patrick. (Skerrelt & Co.) dwl NE cor
Shipley and Willow
Keogh James R., wharfinger Howard St. Wharf,
dwl 715 Bush
Keogh John, salesman, 14 Mont, dwl 272 Minna
Keogh Maria Miss, saleswoman, 28 Montgomery,
dwl 272 Minna
Keogh Mar; Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Keogh R. J„ (widow) nurse, dwl 749 Market
Keogh Timothy, waiter Lick House, dwl 1120 Miss
Keon Charles, groceries and liquors, 926 Folsoin
Keon James, molder, dwl 103 First
Keon John, sailmaker, dwl 103 First
Keough Dennis, (Henry & Co.) dwl 523 Jessie
JONES, PDTjLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
24
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
370
SAN FRANCISCO [ J£ ] DIRECTORY.
Eeoueh Patrick, expresswagon, SW cor Pacific and
Davie
Keough Patrick, special policeman, dwl cor Lom-
bard and Taylor
Keoogh William, clerk with W. II. Atkinson, dwl
211 Turk
Ki own James II., mining, dwl 618 Turk
]v own William, plumber and gasfitter, 595 Sixth
Kepfler Louis, engineer S. P. Gas Co., dwl 225
Bitch
Kepp Henry, driver with Lyon & Co., dwl 145
Jessie
Keppler August, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl 515 Eighth
KEBBY, BYRNE & CO., (Patrick Kzrby and
Garrett J. Byrne) importers and retail dry
goods, 7 Montgomery
Kerby E. W., teamster with David Bush, dwl Ns
Bush bet Broderick and Devisadero
Kerby Henry C, clerk, dwl 818 Ellis
Kerby Michael, laborer with Graves & Co., Ws
Long Bridge
Kerby Patrick, (Kerby, Byrne Sf Co.) res New
York
Kerby Thomas, proprietor Sierra Nevada Lodgings,
528 Pacific
Kerby. — See Kirby
Kerclieval Robert, bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Sav-
ings Bank, dwl 108 Taylor
Kerlen Emanuel, (Kerb a & Hippman) dwl 4
Fella Place
Kerlin Peter, driver Market St. R. R., dwl Second
Avenue bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Kerlin Rebecca Mrs., dry goods and trimmings, 114
Second
Kerlin & Hippman, f Emanuel Kerlin and Rudolph
Hippman) fruits and vegetables, 28 and 29 Cal-
fornia Market
Kermode Edward, carpenter, H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Kern Benjamin F., glassblower S. F. Glass Works,
dwl 309 Fremont
Kern Hannah Mrs., dwl 34 Rausch
Kern John, real estate, dwl 231 Pacific
Kern Samuel F., boilermaker Risdon Iron Works,
cor Howard and Beale, dwl 416 Green
Kern Simon, laborer, dwl 733 Brannan
Kern Thomas, boilermaker, dwl N s Seventeenth
Avenue nr Q, South S. F.
Kernan Edward A., varnisher with W. J. T. Palmer
& Co., dwl 218 Minna
Kernan Francis, clerk with R. Egan, dwl 639 Stev
Kernan James, teamster with Elliot & Bros., dwl
563 Stevenson, rear
Kernan John, porter, dwl 509 Davis
Kernan John C., compositor, dwl 218 Minna
Kernan Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Old Sau Jose Road
and Pow Avenue
Kerner Henry, upholsterer Grand Hotel
Kerner Peter, carpenter, 110 Jessie, dwl Minna ur
Sixth
Kerney William, shoemaker, dwl 1065 Market
Kerns Bernard, sailmaker with Harding «fc Brann,
215 Front
Kerns James, cook Metropolitan Restaurant, dwl
18 Natouia
Kerns James, laborer, dwl 720 Third
Kerns Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Georgia ur Shasta
Kerr Andrew, laborer with Richard D. Chandler,
dwl W s Kearny nr Filbert
Kerr Benjamin E., machinist with I. H. Small, dwl
27 Drumm
Kerr Charles, dwl What Cheer House
Kerr Charles, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Rausch nr Folsom
Kerr Charles, wholesale butcher, First Avenue.dwl
1512 Howard
Kerr David, (Casebolt & K.J dwl 14 Fifth
Kerr Earl, wood and coal, 910 Stockton
Kerr Edward, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
2J.r> Ritch
Kerr Honora, (widow) dwl 2526 Bush
Kerr James, painter, dwl 420 Stevenson
Kerr James A., teacher music, dwl 1026 Folsom
Kerr John, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Ketinerv, dwl
109 Eighth
Kerr John, hackman. Plaza, dwl 209 Clara
Kerr Martin, clerk, dwl What Cheer House
Kerr Matthew, ( Donnelly & K.) dwl 19 Clara
Kerr Thomas, salesman with Parrott & Co., dwl
1026 Folsom
Kerr Thomas, waiter, dwl 420 Stevenson
Kerr William, contractor, office and dwl 903 Bat
Kerr William, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Rausch nr Folsom
Kerr William, marblecutter, dwl 209 Eighth, rear
Kerr William J., conductor, dwl 537 Sac
Kerr William J., engineer, dwl 1419 Kearny
Kerrigan Catherine, (widow) laundress, dwl 923
Greenwich
Kerrigan David, extraman hose Co. No.5, S.F.F.D.,
dwl S s Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
Kerrigan Edward, fireman steamer No. 4, S. F. F.
D., dwl cor Natoma and Seventh
Kerrigan Edward, drayman with Strauss & Frank,
dwl 613 Natoma
Kerrigan Edward, painter with Noble & Gallagher,
dwl 2011 Hyde
Kerrigan James P., bootmaker U.W. M. Boot and
Shoe Mauuf. Co.. dwl 173 Minna
Kerrigan John, groom with Milton S. Latham, 638
Folsom
Kerrigan John, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Kerrigan John, laborer, dwl 250 Clementina
Kerrigan John, porter Boss House
Kerrigan John, porter Mayor's office, City Hall
Kerrigan Joseph, laborer with Dohrmanu & Co.
Kerrigan M., laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Cornelia
Kerrigan Mary, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 2011 Hyde
Kerrigan Mary, (widow) seamstress, dwl 10 Sher-
wood Place
Kerrigan Mary Miss, proprietress Boston House,
759 and 761 Mission
Kerrigan Michael, tailor, dwl 10 Sherwood Place
Kerrigan Patrick, dwl 219 Minna
Kerrigan William, plumber with J. H. O'Brien & Co.
Kerrins Christopher, distiller, dwl SW cor Juniper
and Folsom
Kerrins James, baker with Benjamin Morgan, dwl
E s Valencia nr Twenty-sixth
Kerrison George G., commission agt, dwl 721 Green
Kerrison Robert E., milkrauch, dwl S s Serpentine
Avenue nr Harrison
Kerrison Robert J., dwl W s Utah nr Twenty third
Kerrison William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 7 Langton
Kerruish Edward, f Kerruish $ SymonJ dwl S b
Twentieth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Kerruish Thomas, shipwright, dwl S s Twentieth
bet Dolores and Guerrero
Kerruish & Symon, ''Edward Kerruish and James
SymonJ shipwrights, calkers and spar makers,
N s Sacramento bet Drumm and East
Kershaw Henry J., gardener, dwl SE cor Jones and
Vallejo
Kershaw Marsden, (Kershaw & Twingj dwl NE
cor Liberty and Guerrero
KERSHAW & TWING, (Marsden Kershaw and
Daniel H. Turing) coal yard, 17 and 19 Spear
Kerson Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Kertt Eliza, (widow) dwl NE cor Mont and Vallejo
Kervan Thomas, carpenter, dwl 611 Powell
Kerwin Hugh, laborer, dwl 812 Ellis
Kesar Frederick, barber, dwl 783 Market
Keser David, compositor Morning Call, dwl 20
Park Avenue
Keser Louis, clothing, 934 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Markjat
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [K.] DIRECTORY
371
Kessing John B., dwl 428 Broadway
Kessing John P., com merchant and dealer Califor-
nia and Oregon produce, 122 Clay, dwl E s
Howard nr Twenty-first
Kessing John H., fish, '79 and SO California Market,
and 7 and 8 New Clay Street Market, dwl 963
Harrison
Kessler Carl, teacher music, dwl 22 Fifth
Kessler Francis, mining superintendent, dwl E s
Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kessler Henry, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 48
Minna
Kessler Joseph, marblecntter with Leon R. Myers
&. Co., dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Kesten Henry, barkeeper. SE cor Sac and Battery
Sestet Levi B., (McMillan & K.J res Oakland
Point
Ketchhell Jacob, laundryman Russ House
Ketchum Frank B., plasterer with Samuel Kellett,
dwl 428 Natoma
Keteker Patrick, hostler Front St. M. & 0. R.
R., dwl 121 Fern Avenue
Ketler Charles, dwl 1013 Washingtoa
Ketler William, dwl 1013 Washington
KETTELL THOMAS P., commercial editor Alta
California, dwl Occidental Hotel
Kettenberg Henry, mill baud with Eisen Brothers,
dwl 12 Stevenson
Ketterer Edward, porter, 324 Mont, dwl 117 How
Kettleson Jacob, cook Contineutal Hotel
Kettiewell George W., blacksmith with J.R.Kettle-
well
Kettiewell James, carriage painter, dwl E s Fill-
more nr Turk
Kettiewell Joseph A., clerk with Patrick F. Nolan,
dwl 273 Minna
Kettiewell J. R., blacksmith, NE cor Tyler and
Fillmore
Keusehen Theodore, machine hand Enterprise Pla-
ning Mill, dwl Berry nr Dupont
Kenscher F., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
KEVENEY THOMAS, clerk South Poiut Ware-
house, dwl 30 Natoma
Keville James, cook, dwl 741 Market
Kewiu Charles, blacksmith, dwl 32 Rausch
Kewin William, pattern maker S. P. R. R., dwl 15
First Avenue nr Fifteenth
Key Henry H., (H. H. Key Jj- Go.) dwl Lick House
Key H. H. & Co., agents Eastern publishers, office
543 Clay
Key West, (Chinese) nianuf a cigars, 933 Kearny
Key William, steward bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Keyer Charles, (colored) painter, dwl 128 Bernard
Keyes A. D., real estate, dwl SW cor Eddy and
Franklin
Keyes Anna Miss, f Misses Keyes J dwl 11 Kearny
Keyes Arthur T.. butcher with Brackett & Keyes,
dwl 622 Turk
Keyes Bina Miss, (Misses Keyes I dwl 1 1 Kearny
Keyes Douglas, wheelwright with Grader & John-
son, dwl NE cor Second and Mission
Keyes E. D. Gen., real estate, office room 17, 507
Montgomery, res Napa Co.
Keyes Elijah B., laborer, dwl 127 Silver
Keyes Misses, (Bina and Anna) milliners and
millinery, 19 Post
Keyes Orson H., (Brackett & K.) dwl 622 Turk
Keyes Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 307
Free Ion
Keyes R., (widow) dwl S s Twenty-second nr
Valencia
Keys George, clerk, Broadway Wharf, dwl 225
"Bush
Keys Gilbert S., bookkeeper -with Ross, Dempster
& Co., dwl 108 Stockton
Keys Patrick, laborer, dwl 307 Freelon
Keyser Albert, compositor Sountags-Gast, dwl
Sheppard Place nr Mason
Keyser Augustus F., carrier Eveniug Post, dwl 944
Howard
Keyser Charles, bookkeeper with Adam Booth &
* Co., dwl 816 Ellis
Keyser Frank, hay aud grain, 1118 Pacific, dwl
1216 Pacific
Keyser George, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Keyser Gustavus, whitener, dwl 215 Minna
Keyser Joseph, tailor, dwl 621 Mission, rear
Keyser Otto, baker American Bakery, dwl 421
Dupont
Keyser Hufns, (Adam Booth & Co.) dwl 117 Post
Keyser William L., policeman City Hall, dwl 846
Washington
Keyser — See Keiser
Keystone Consolidated M. Co., office 415 Mont
Keystone James W., whipmaker, dwl W s Church
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Keystone Samuel, whipmaker, dwl W s Church bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
KEYSTONE HOUSE. Frank Nicolaysen proprie-
tor, 127 and 129 Jackson
Keystone Mining Co., (Sierra (Jo.) office 428 Cal-
ifornia
Keyt Abner C, (Keyt & Co.) dwl 527 O'Farrell
KEYT & CO., i Abner C. Keyt) billposters and
street car advertisers, 506 Commercial
K1BBE HENRY C, mining secretary, office 419
California, dwl 110 Powell
KIBBE MILLARD, liquor saloons.jnnction Market
and Geary. Old Corner, 516 Montgomery cor
Com, and New Corner junction Montgomery
and Market, dwl 1112 Powell
Kick Adolph, locksmith with J. H. Schmitz, dwl
18 Sanson)
Kidd Alexander, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
532 Howard
Kick! Alexander, musician, dwl 810 Green
Kidd Daniel, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Kidd David, engineer, dwl Ecker bet Fol and Clem
Kidd David, Riggers' and Stevedores' Association,
429 Pacific
Kidd James Jr., artist with Gideon J. Denny, dwl
850 Market
Kidd John, wool grader with James Hartley & Co.,
dwl 913 Montgomery
Kidd Leonard W.. pressman with J. H. Carmany
& Co., dwl 516 Vallejo
Kidd Louis R., printer with J. II. Carmany & Co.,
dwl 516 Vallejo
Kidd Powers, blacksmith, Ns Twenty-second nr
Mission
Kidd Robert, machinist with George T. Pracy, dwl
50 Clementina
Kiddler Conrad, carpenter, dwl 521 Geary, rear
Kidney James, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho, dwl 112 Steuart
Kiefer Barbara, (widow) milliner, 256 Third
Kiefer George, barkeeper with Edward 'Wagner,
dwl 1232 Dupont
Kiefer John, hail-dressing saloon and baths, 230
Bush, dwl 16 Virginia
Kiefer Philip, hairdresser with Bross & Dittes, dwl
337 Bush
Kiefer Theodore, hairdresser with Joseph Aaron,
dwl 256 Third
Kieiiy Edward, stonecutter, dwl 422 Shipley
Kiernan Bernard, tailor, dwl 421 Bush
Kieruau Catharine, (widow)dwl 310 Fell
Kiernan Charles, carpenter, dwl N a Twenty-sixth
nr Douglas
Kiernau Edward, varnisher, dwl 218 Minna
Kiernan James, porter St. Mary's Hospital
Kiernan James, teamster with R. & J. Morton
Kiernan John C., printer, dwl 218 Minna
Kiernan John M., cooper with P. D. Code & Co.,
dwl Eighth bet Folsom and Harrison
Kiernan Matthew, laborer Laborers' Pro. aud Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. Gt., opp. Lick House Entrance.
372
SAN FRANCISCO [ 1£ ] DIRECTORY
lucrum Michael, machinist with Singer Manufac-
turing Co.,dwl B s Columbia bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Kic- nun Patrick, driverwitb R.S.Reardon, dwl 211
First
Kiern in Patrick laborer, dwl 207 Folsom
Kiernan Patrick, laborer, dwl Ws Bryant Av nr
Bryant
Kiernan Peter, salesman, 112 Bush, dwl 325 Clem
Kiern in Philip.stevedore with Preston A- McKinnon,
dwl 421 Folsom
Kiernan Thomas, bootmaker, 350 Fourth
Kiernan Thomas, coremaker City Iron Works, dwl
Mission nr Twenty-seventh
Kiernan Thomas, drayman with Alonzo P. Hastv,
dwl 271\ Clara
Kiernan Thomas J., (Kiernan 8? O'Rourke) dwl N
W cor Ritch and Harrison
Kiernan William, porter, 103 Front, dwl E s Colum-
bia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kiernan & O'Rourke, f Thomas J. Kiernan and
Thomas O'Rourke) groceries and liquors, NW
cor Ritch and Harrison
Kiesling Charles A., weigher, dwl 453 First
KieSter Emil, shoemaker with Kceuig Bros., dwl
Vallejo nr Powell
Kigali John, painter, dwl 21 Willow Avenue
Kilborn Anna, (widow) dwl 233 Sixth
Kilborn John, blacksmith and carriage manufacturer,
1106 Howard
Kilbride James, hostler Bay View & Potrero R.R.,
dwl Potrero
Kilbride Owen, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers &
Co., dwl 327 Minna
Kilburn E. B., freight clerk with Cent. P.R.R. Co.,
dwl 311 Pine
Kilburn Carroll, clerk with Johu Hall & Son, dwl
245 Spcoud
Kilburn John, barkeeper, dwl 419 First
Kihlvne Michael, vice-president Laborers' Pro. and
Ben. Ass'n, 814 Howard
Kildare Edward J. .artist with Bradlev & Rulofson,
dwl 704 Powell
Kilday James, waiter Russ House, dwl 11 Leroy
Place
Kilday John, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 37
Minna
Kilday William, clerk, dwl 23 Hunt
Kildntf Patrick, laborer Spring Vallev Water
Works, dwl 1186 Broad way
Kilfov John, tailor, dwl Rassette Place No. 2
Kilgariff Henry, clerk with F. Chevalier & Co., 614
Front
Kilgariff John F., helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl
315 Ritch
KilgouT James Y.. gasfitter, 22 Post, dwd 835 Bdwv
KILGOUR LAWRENCE, stockbroker, office 40*3
California, dwl 816 Bush
Kili;n Frederick, real estate, dwl NW cor Post and
Devisadero
Kilian Rudolph, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Kilkenim James, laborer, dwl S s Mission nr First
Killackey John, pantryman P. M. S.S.Co., dwl Ns
Brannan nr Second
Killackey Timothy, pantryman Australia S. S. Co.,
dwl N s Brannan nr Second
Killavary P. B., porter with James G. Steele & Co.,
dwl NE cor Bush and Stockton
Killeen Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 106 Minna
Killeen Martin, bootfitter with Buckingham & Hecht
Killeen Thomas, carriagepainter with Kimball Ma-
nufacturing Co., dwl NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Guerrero
Kiilelay Matthew D., carpenter, dwl W s Chatta-
nooga nr Twenty-fourth
Kiilelay Peter, dwl 554 Stevenson
Killelea Patrick, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Killeley John, carpenter, dwl 444 Sixth
Killet James, laborer N. B. & 31. R. R., dwl Ver-
ona Place nr Third
Killey Charles H., real estate, dwl NW cor Union
and Webster
Killian George, laborer, dwl 14 Sumner
Killian Michael, conductor, dwl 12 Miller's Place,
rear
Killigan Thomas, driver Market St. R. R., dwl N s
Sixteenth nr Valencia
Killilea Bryant J., pressman with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 1116 Pacific
Killimede John, wagonmaker with Bernard Galla-
gher, dwl 623 Minna
Killin John, laborer, dwl 112 Steuart
Killip Jasper N., (Killip & Craig) dwl 511 Stock
Killip iV Craig, (Jasper N. Killip and James
Craig) livery and sale stable, 713 Commercial
Killmore John, seaman brig Hesperian, foot Fre-
mont
Kill pack John, teamster, cor Market and Steuart,
dwl E s Castro nr Nineteenth
Kilpatrick George, tailor, dwl Pacific Lodgings
Kilroy Michael, teamster Black Diamond Coal M.
Co., dwl 13 Pitch
Kilroy Patrick, laborer, dwl 5 Noble Place
Kilroy Patrick, laborer, dwl 542 Linden
Kilroy Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kily David, assistant engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Kily Jeremiah, bootmaker with Mason & Taylor,
dwl Jessie bet Second and Ecker
Kimball Ariadne, teacher, Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum
Kimball Charles M., (George 0. Whitney & Co.)
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kimball Charles P., carrier Alta California, dwl 511
Hayes
Kimball Charles S., weigher, dwl 925 Washington,
rear
Kimball E. D. Mrs., dwl 202 Sixth
Kimball Erastus N.. plumber, dwl 202 Sixth
Kimball George P., ( Kimball Manufacturing Co.)
dwl 7 -JO Ellis
Kimball Hazen, merchant, dwl 1301 Mason
Kimball Henry, (Bartling & K.) dwl 850 Market
Kimball John Rev., pastor Green Street Congrega-
tional Church, dwl 636 Green
Kimball Lizzie Miss, seamstress, dwl 231 Second
KIMBALL MANUFACTURING CO., (George
P. Kimball <.y Richard L. Ogden) carriage and
car manufacturers, NW cor Bryant and Fourth
Kimball Matthew H., bellhanger, dwl Montgomery
House
Kimball Minnie T. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 1001 California
Kimball Moses C, special policeman Front Street
Wii irf, dwl 1603 Jones
Kimball Solomon P., metallurgist, office 14 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 2022 Bush
Kimball T., bookkeeper, dwl NW cor Mission and
Seventh
BRmball Thomas, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Kimball Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Kimball Thomas B., (P. D. Code & Co.) dwl 110
Kearny
Kimball Thomas J., tailor with James Hcffernan,
dwl 810 Market
Kimball Thomas L. , mining, office 419 California,
NW cor Seventh and Mission
Kinder Edward, saloon, 821 Kearny, dwl N s
Broadway bet Kearny and Montgomery
Kimtnan N. W., machine hand Beale St. Planing
Mills, dwd 848 Folsom
Kimmel John, baunscbiedtist and hairdresser, 231 J
Second
Kimpton R. W., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Kincaid Isaac, calker with Middleman & Boole, 103
Sacramento
Kincaid James, cook, dwl 13 Sutter
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO [J£] DIRECTORY
373
Kincaid M. W. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 1028 McAllister
Kincaid Robert, groceries and liquors, 49 Minna
Kincaid William, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 516 Sixth
Kincaid William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Kincaid — See Kinkead
Kiuch William, driver N. B. &. M. R. R., dwl S29
Folsom
Kindlier August, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Kind Frances M. A. Miss, millinery, 1022 Stockton,
dwl 610 Greenwich
Kind Henry W., assistant register clerk Fifteenth
District Court, dwl J 17 Mason
Kind Matilda W., dressmaker, 17 Dnpont
Kind Richard C. T., billiardtablemaker, with P.
Liesenfeld, dwl (510 Greenwich
Kind Richard W., paperhanger, 6U8 Market.
KindelonOv.en J., printer with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl 19 Natoma
Kinder Charles, rigger with William Smith, dwl
128 Howard
Kindleberger David, physician, office and dwl 1434
Stockton
Kindkberger Jefferson, carpenter, N s Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth, dwl S s Fifteenth Avenue,
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Kinemann George, musician, dwl 630 Green, rear
King Agnes, (widow) housekeeper, dwl 1912 Miss
King Asa H., manager Brooklyn Life Insurance
Co., office 240 Mont, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
King Augustus, watchman with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 162 Tehama
King Augustus Jr., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl
162 Tehama
King Catherine, dwl 510 Stevenson
King C. H.. dwl 111 Sansom
King Charles, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 124 Gilbert
King Charles, packer with Bremer & Bro.
King Charles, saw maker with Pacific Saw Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 13u8 Montgomery
King Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 601 Kearny
King Charles J., (P. D. Code & (Jo. J dwl 216 Shot-
well
King Clarence, geologist in charge TJ. S. Geological
Survey, office 74 Montgomery Block, res Mil-
brae, San Mateo Co.
King Clarence E., clerk California Beet Sugar Co.,
dwl 27 Silver
King Daniel, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
King Dennis, ass't engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 115 Silver
King Ellen, (widow) dressmaker, 428 Kearny
King F. M., conductor, dwl 316 Pine
King Frederick, cook with Donovan & O'Donnell,
dwl 24 Sixth
King Frederick W., merchant tailor, 623| Commer-
cial, dwl SW cor Kearny and Green
King George, packer with Bremer A Bro.
King George, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co.
King George C, printer with Edward Bosqui & Co.,
dwl 417 Montgomery
King George W., wbipmaker with Maiu &. Win-
cbe8ter, dwl 1204 Howard
King George W. R., clerk with William F. King,
402 Montgomery
King Henry, liquor saloon, S s Folsom nr Eleventh,
dwl X s Sheridan bet Ninth and Tenth
King Henry, sawyer, dwl J 308 Montgomery
King Henry L., architect and builder, and super-
visor Sixth Ward, office 619 Clay, dwl 1002
Powell
King Henry L. Jr., accountant Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
banking department, dwl 1002 Powell
King Henry S., barkeeper, dwl cor Spring and
Summer
King Herman, seaman, dwl 241 Fremont
King H. L., plasterer, dwl S s Mariposa nr Missis-
sippi
King Ma. actress, dwl 838 Dnpont
King James, engineer, dwl 115 Silver
King James, seaman X. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cali-
fornia
King .lames, wiremaker, dwl 29 Silver
King James A., clerk, 601 Kearny
King .lanu-s 11.. merchant, dwl 27 Silver
Kiui: James L., molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 152
First
King James I/., real estate, office 142 California, dwl
Occidental Hotel
King Jerome B., carpenter, dwl 413 Filbert
King John, actor, dwl 6 Calhoun
King John, ass't engineer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
King John, laborer, dwl NE cor Mont and Green-
wich
King John, porter Alta California .dwl 114 William
King John, seaman, dwl 32 Sr.-iiart
King John A. B., assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 545 Second
King John (.!., carpenter, dwl 1111 Leavenworth
King John F., tannery, SE cor Nineteenth and Fol
Kin- John H. B., engineer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
714 Howard
King John L. ( King & Hart) dwl 523 Ellis
KING JOSEPH L., mining secretary, office 10
Express Building, dwl 509 Van Ness Avenue
King J. T., mate bark Dublin, pier 17 Steuarf
King Leonidas A., dentist, office and dwl 615 S;ic
King Luke, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Sansom and
Aha
King Manuel J., cook, 20 Washington
King Margaret, (widow) dwl J 61 Steuart
King Margaret S., (widow) dwl 545 Second
King Mary M., (widow) dwl 158 Tehama
King M. P., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
King Michael, laborer, dwl 316Beale, rear
King Michael, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 422
Seventh
King Michael L
Clementina
King Nichol is, topographical engineer, dwl 537 Sac
King Oscar, painter with Hopps tfc Sons
King Patrick, (Burke 4- K.J dwl XW cor Frank-
lin and Fulton
King Patrick, laborer, dwl 29 Welsh
King Patrick, laborer, dwl E s First Avenue nr
Fifteenth
King Patrick, painter, dwl 303 Fulton
King Philip, hairdresser, 359 Pacific
King Richard, carpenter, dwl 523 Ellis
King Richard, pilot steamer Capital, res Sacramento
King Robert W., engineer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl
1214 5 Folsom
King Samuel B., dwl 908 Broadway
King S. Avery, machinist, dwl 47 Third
Kiny Susan W., Miss, operator Western Union
Telegraph Co., 223 Front, dwl 520 Eddy
King Thomas, ( Seilrr*. & K.J dwl 7 Sherwood PI
King Thomas, dwl 811 Bryant
King Thomas, bookkeeper, dwl 47 Clara
King Thomas, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
King Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co. ,
14 Howard
King Thomas, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
King Thomas, special policeman, dwl 1407 Kearny
King Thomas B., cooper, dwl Selina Place nr Cal
King Thomas C, driver with Morgan &. Co., dwl
-17 Clara nr Fourth
King Timothy J., carpenter, dwl 412 Shipley
King William, scrollsawyer with Bryant, Strahan
A Co., dwl 27 Silver"
Kin- William, stevedore, dwl 13 Welsh
King William A., salesman with Benedict & Co.,
dwl 162 Tehama
King William B., wheelwright, dwl 358| Jessie
furniture, 107 Second, dwl 19
JOINES, PULLMAN & CO., 113 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
374
AN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY
King William P., stockbroker, office 402 Montgom-
ery, dwl 509 Van Ness Avenue
King William M., assayer, dwl 525 Pine
King Wilmot, driver with Swain & Co., dwl 505
Pine
K1XC ,v UA\lT,{Jok,< L. King and Hugh R.IIart)
real estate and business agents, office 121 Mont
Kingman Alden H., watchmaker and jeweler, 205
Third, dwl 674 Harrison
Kingou John, porter with J. Mcllwain & Bro., dwl
434 Sixth
Kingsbury Elisha, clnbrooms, 620 Market
Ki igsburyH. C, (widow)dwl 782 Harrison
Kingsbury Henry, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl Miller's Place
Kingsbury Leonard W., cook with John S. Brander,
res Oakland
Kingsbury Thomas P., policemen City Hall, dwl
cor Mariposa and Minnesota
Kingsley A. M., watchman steamer Paul Pry
Kiugsjey Charles H., salesman with Wilmerding &
Kellogg, dwl 137 Montgomery
Kingsley Everett B., salesman with Meeker. James
& Co., dwl W 8 Capp bet Twenty-second and
Twenty third
Kingsley John, watchman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Orizaba
Kingsley J. W., harnessmaker with Chase & Bow-
ley
Kingsley William, cooper with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
1 Hi Perry
Kingston Henry, clerk with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl S s
Columbia bet Dolores and Guerrero
Kingston John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bry-
ant & Fifth, dwl 441 Fifth
Kin-well James W., plumber, dwl NW cor Leav-
enworth and Ellis
Kingwell Joseph F., clerk Liverpool and Loudon
and Globe Ins. Co., dwl 731 California
Kingwell Vincent, ( Weed, # K.J dwl 233 .sixth
Kinkead John H., mining, office 312 Montgomery,
dwl 208 Jones J
Kinkel Philip, cooper with Christopher Bingen-
heimer, dwl 1~'7 Jackson
Kinky Joseph M., attorney at law, office 50 and 57
Montgomery Block, dwl 844 Folsom
Kinley Moses, trimmer with J. F. Van Court, dwl
•>>1 Market
Kinloch James, seaman, dwl 32Steuart
Kinnan Michael, shoemaker, dwl 27 Jessie
Kmnchena John, marblepolisher, dwl Ss Austin nr
Franklin
Kinne C. Mason, clerk Liverpool aud London and
Globe Ins. Co., dwl 2520 Post
Kinne Henry C, teacher Evening School, dwl 335
Fourth
Kinney Albert W., (Kinney Brothers) res Salem.
Oregon
KINNEY BROTHERS, ( Albert W. and Marshall
J.) agents Salem (Oregon) Flour Mills, 117
Clay
Kinney Edmund, foreman, dwl N s Washington
bet Fjlmore and Steiner
Kinney Edward, carpenter, dwl 509 Hvde
Kinney Isaac A., (Duffy & K.J res Brooklyn
Kinney John, dealer, dwl W b Nebraska bet Twen-
ty fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kinney L , foreman with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Kinney Marshall J., (Kinney Bros. J dwl 1119 Mont
Kinney Michael, salesman with Henrv Newdorfer
dwl 49 Sacramento
Kinney Robert S., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
dwl W s Indiana nr Siena
Kinney Thomas, deckhand steamer Thoroughfare
Kinney William, machinist, dwl N s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Mission
Kinney William J., carpenter, dwl 509 Hyde
Kinsala Michael, liquors, SE cor Fifth and Clara
Kinsella John, shoemaker with Journeyman's Boot
and Shoe Cooperative Union, dwl 719 Natoma
Kiuselle James, barkeeper, 414 Pine, dwl 207
Tehama
Kinseller R. A., salesman with J. W. Davidson &
Co., dwl 216 Stevenson
Kiusey Abram G., stockbroker, office 405 California
dwl 901 Sutter
Kinsey Mary, (widow) confectionery, 609 Post
Kiusey Stephen A., (Haines, Johnson & Co. J res
Genoa, Nev.
Kinslile Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 517 Taylor
Kinsley John, carpenter, dwl 1210 Larkin, rear
Kinsman Charles W., contractor and builder, dwl
66 Tehama
Kinsman Franklin, superintendent with C. W.
Kinsman, dwl 412 Clementina
Kinsman James W., carpenter, dwl 412 Clementina
Kinsman Julius L., bootmaker, 503 Bush, dwl 4
Harlan Place
Kinsman Nicholas W., machinist, with Richardson
Holland & Co., dwl 8-18 Folsom
Kinson George G., cook, dwl 166 Tehama
Kinucan John, laborer with M. Heverin, dwl NW
cor Busli and Franklin
Kinzel Theodore, salesman with Edward Colin, dwl
2 Maiden Lane
Kinzer George W., stockbroker, dwl 1018 Leav
Kiouse Lotus, photographer, dwl SW cor Second
and Tehama
Kip William Ingrabam Rt. Rev. D.D., Episcopal
Bishop of California, dwl SW cor Fddy aud
Franklin
Kip William Ingrabam Jr., (Chauncey & Go ) dwl
Grand Hotel
Kipp Henry, laborer with Lyon &. Co., dwl 145
Jessie
Kipp John II., clerk, 540 Market, dwl 709 Post
Kipp Joseph, dwl SW cor Powell and Vallejo
Kipp Matthew R , gasfitter, dwl 709 Post
Kipping Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Kipple William M., dwl 255 Tehama
Kirby Bessie Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Cos-
mopolitan School, dwl 833 Greenwich
Kirby Charles J., salesman, 323 Montgomery, dwl
NE cor Folsom and Second
Kirby Charlotte, (widow) dwl 1306 Pacific
Kirby John, messenger with J. Seligman & Co.
Kirby Michael, laborer, dwl Bartol nr Broad wav
Kirby P.. dwl Grand Hotel
Kirby Patrick, bookbinder with Althof & Bahls
dwl 1^ Everett
Kirby R. C, (R. C. Kirby & Co.) res Santa Cruz
KIRB1 R. C. & CO., (Joseph Perkins) manufac-
turers and dealers leather, office 402 Battery
tannery, Santa Cruz '
Kirby Thomas J., brewer Lafayette Brewery, dwl
725 Green
Kirby William H. T., clerk, dwl 833 Greenwich
Kirby W. L., mining secretary, office 606 Mont-
gomery, dwl 320 Kearny
Kirby — See Kerby
Kirch Charles, whitener and plasterer, dwl 22*
Everett
Kirch Emil J., apothecary, 659 Clav, dwl 1013 Wash
Kirehhoff Bernard, (Kruse & Eider J 211 Front
Kirch hoff Theodor, (M. Wemsch & (Jo.j dwl 523
Kearny
Kirchner Adolph F. J., laborer, dwl 312 Ritcb
Kirchner Charles F.. bookkeeper North Point Dock
U. S. Bonded Warehouse, dwl 815 Mission
Kirchner Henry P. C, shoemaker, dwl 312 Bitch
Kirchner Henry G. I., stevedore, dwl 312 Bitch
Kirchoft George, tanner with Christian Hellwig,
dwl Se Serpentine Avenue and Twentv-sixth
Kirchweger Herman, bookkeeper Eclectic Life Ins.
Co., 331 Montgomery
Kirk Christian, (Haste $ K.) dwl 1017 Bush
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., AgentT^sTop * Sons' Steel, Cor. Rush and Market.,
C. P. VA.N SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [J£ DIRECTORY
575
Kirk John, laborer, dwl 4 Zoe Place
Kirk Margaret J. Miss, housekeeper with James
McM. Shafter, dwl S s Chestnut bet Hyde
and Lark in
Kirk William, driver with D. A. & J. McKiuley &
Co.. dwl 308 Minna
Kirk William H., dwl 527 Seventh
Sirkhouse J., dwl What Cheer House
Kirkland Alonzo, laborer Pacific Rolling Mil'., dwl
Potrero Point
Kirkland Thomas Rev., principal Academic De-
partment Pacific Business College, dwl 703 Post
Kirkland William P., bakery, NW cor Seventh and
Harrison, dwl N s Santa Clara nr Carolina
Kirk patrick Andrew, sbipcarpenter, dwl 127 Har
Kirkpatrick James, clerk with Charles L. Kellogg,
dwl 1206 Larkin
Kirkpatrick James, bootmaker with Samuel D.
Fairchild, dwl 230 Third
KIRK PAT KICK JOHN, wholesale wines and
liquors, 004 and 006 Front, dwl 533 Post
Kirkpatrick William J., cooper with Flint, Peabody
&Co., dwl 12 Polk
Kirsch Joseph, hairdresser, 122 Post, dwl 1 August
Alley
Kirsch Michael, (Sindel & Go.) res Walnut Creek,
Contra Costa County
Kirstein Charles, laborer Mission Street Wharf,
dwl 32 Natoma
Kirwan Edward L., clerk, dwl 137 Montgomery
KIRWAN MARC DE, real estate and general
agent, office 137 Montgomery, dwl 511 Stockton
Kirwan Richard, porter, dwl 512 Taylor
Kirwen James, groceries and liquors, SE cor Powell
and Greenwich
Kirwin Maurice, bootmaker, dwl 27 Louisa
Kirwin Patrick, laborer, dwl 419 Stevenson
Kiser Valentine, cook La Grande Laundry
Kishbom Henrietta, dressmaker, dwl 1055 Howard
Kishfy S., oculist and accoucheur, office and dwl 1415
Stockton
Kissack Robert, sbipcarpenter, dwl 103 First
Kissane Henry, teamster, pier 10 Steuart, dwl 1008
Folsom
Kissle James, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Kissliug Euiile. pastry cook Occidental Hotel
Kisterman William, cabinetmaker with Kragen &
Geishaker, dwl 18 Sansoni
Kiszler Henry, groceries, 1113 Stockton
Kittelberger Charles. (Phister fy K.J dwl 409 Dup
Kitterman James, teamster, dwl NE cor Hyde and
Union
Kittle Henry M., clerk with Kittle & Co., dwl 903
Sutter
Kittle Jonathan G., (Kittle <& Co.) res New York
Kittle Nicholas G., (Kittle # Co.) dwl 903 Sutter
KITTLE &. CO., (Nicholas G. and Jonathan G.
Kittle and James Palache) shipping and com-
mission merchants, and agents Comstock's
Line Clipper ships, office 202 California
Kiotler Gustave, upholsterer with Plum, Bell & Co.,
dwl 236 Stevenson
Kit tier William C, clerk with Henry Speckter, 127
Sixth
Kittredge Charles AV., clerk, dwl 12 Lilly
Kittredge Edward H., bookkeeper with B. & J. S.
Doe, dwl 935 Howard
Kittredge George S., machinist, dwl W s Bartlett
bet Twenty second and Twenty-third
Kittredue John K., bookkeeper Mechanics' Mill, dwl
935 Howard
KITTREDGE JONATHAN, proprietor Phoenix
Iron Works, and safe manufacturer, 18 and 20
Fremont, dwl 110 Ellis
Kittredge Joseph G., safe manufacturer, dwl 935
Howard
Kittredge Joseph G. .Jr., machinist Phoenix Iron
Works, dwl 124 Fifth
Kitts Philip, barkeeper, dwl 31 Second
Kitzmiller Michael, blacksmith with Larkins & Co.,
dwl 146 Minna
Kivall .lames, captain schooner William Frederick
Kivell Edward, sailmaker, dwl 48 Sacramento
Kizer Louis, waiter, dwl 922 Market
Klaar Martin, bathman, 215 Sansom
Klaas Matbeus, (Quillet & Klaas) dwl 206 Second
KLABER GEORGE, wood and coal, 56JJ Howard
Klain Nathan M., landscape photographer, ollici: and
dwl 561 Natoma
Klamann Fritz, dwl 25 Morton
Klantzen Herman, clerk, dwl 41 Steuart
Klapperich John S., ( Walker \ K.J dwl 2 Grand
Avenue bet Mission and Howard
Klatt Ferdinand, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, res Alameda
Klaus John, tailor, 626 Pacific
Klebs Alexander, actor, dwl 53 Minna
Kleeman William, ( William Kleeman & Co.) dwl
236 Sutter
Kleeman William & Co., (Frederick Schqffer) im
porters and dealers paper collars and cult's. « i-4 J
Sacramento
Kleibauer Charles, cabinetmaker with Kragen &
Geishaker, dwl 312 Tehama
Klein A. D. & Brother, (John H. Klein) groceries
and liquors, 1133 Harrison
Klein Adolph D., (A. B. Klein & Pro. J dwl 1133
Harrison
Klein Benjamin, shoemaker, 829 Pacific
Kleiu Christian J., broker, dwl 627 Commercial
Klein Ernst, (Browning & K.J dwl NW cor Fol-
som and Twenty-second
Klein Gabriel, merchant, dwl 627 Bush
Klein Harriet, (widow) dwl 508 Broadway
Klein Henry, draftsman California Planing Mill,
dwl 1227 1 Pacific
Klein H. W., agent Pacific congress water, 128
Kearny, dwl 49 Natoma
Kleiu Jacob, baker, dwl 1411 Stockton
Klein Jacob, carpenter, 735 Mission, dwl N s Kate
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Kleiu John H., (A. D. Klein & Bro.J dwl 1133 Har
Klein Moses, dwl NE cor Kearny and"*Broadway
Klein Moses, merchant, dwl 627 Bush
Kleiu Philip, butcher, dwl S s Thirteenth Avenue
nr P, South S. F.
Klein William, porter Broadway Brewery, dwl 637
Broadwav
Klein— See Kline and Cline
Kleinclaus Barbara, (widow) furnished rooms, 734
Vallejo
Kleinclaus Charles, (Kleinclaus, Fauss $ Co. J dwl
SE cor Nineteenth and Mission
KLEINCLAUS, FAUSS & CO., (Charles Klein-
clans, Otto Fauss anil Gustave Kleinclaus)
Willows Brewery, cor Mission and Nineteenth
Kleinclaus Gustave, ( Kleinclavs, Fauss & Co.) dwl
SE cor Mission and Nineteenth
Kleinbammer Charles, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Kleinhammer Christian, ( F. C. Hagerup 4" Co. J
dwl 148 Third
Kleinhans Henry, clerk, dwl 509 Jones
Kleinhiius John, (A. Lush # Co.) dwl 640 Fell
Kleinschroth John, barkeeper, 342 Bush, dwl 3
Glara Lane
Kleinstrahs Herman, butcher with Henry J. Boese,
SE cor Davis and Clark
Klemeier Hermann H., liquor saloon, SE cor Front
and Vallejo
Klemfau Nicholas, agent Saulmanu & Lauenstein,
5.0 California
Klemm Charles J., cabinetmaker with F. Benton,
dwl 1025 Montgomery
Klene Ernest J., cooper' with Thomas F. Nengle,
dwl SE cor Front and. Oregon
Klensey Richard, laborer, dwl 130 First, rear
Kleper John, mo'lder Union Iron Works, dwl 50
First
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKLNS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
376
SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY
Klesow J . captain schooner Apache, Commercial
Street Wharf
Klevasabl E., milkranch, Guerrero nr Twenty-
eighth
Kleyisch John Otto, bookkeeper with Emil Loeven
& i '".. dwl 725 Vallejo
Kir- ii Joban If., baker Xs Sixteenth bet Second
Avenue and Guerrero
Kline Abraham, fancygoodB, 56 Third, dwl 704>2
Mission
Kline A. E., dwl Wliat Cheer House
Kline Arthur A., bookkeeper, 124 Sansom
Kline August, {Kline & Co.) dwl 323 Geary
Kline George W. , clerk, 309 Sansom, dwl 323 Fre-
mont
Kline G. W., contractor, dwl 525 Pine
Kline Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Kline Louis" ( Louis Kline & Co.) dwl 211 Powell
Kline Louis <fc Co., importers hate and caps, 205 San
Kline Marx, clerk, 124 Sansom, dwl 106 Geary
Kline Peter, expresswagon, cor Sacramento and
Front, dwl 1508 Hyde
Kline Philip, butcher with Dunpby & Hildreth
Kline Simeon, tailor, dwl 920 Harrison
Kline & Co., ( August Kline ) importers and jobbers
hats and caps, 12 Battery
Kline — See Klein and Cliue
Kbng Oloff W., watchmaker and jeweler, 213 Jack-
son, dwl 1516 Hyde
Klingel Frederick, waiter, 250 Fourth
Ivlingeman C, professor music, dwl 331 Fourth
Elinger Alphonzo W., salesman, 340 Third, dwl 728
Folsom
Klining Chris, laborer with Edward Kennedy
Klink Nathaniel, waiter Metropolitan Restaurant,
dwl 1004. Second
KUnkofstrom Martin, consul for Russia, office 510
Battery, dwl 20 South Park
Klint Henry, confectionery, dwl 5:57 Post
KLINTWORTH D., chief editor S. F. Abend Post,
dwl 2803 Howard
Klippel Valentine, bootfitter with Joseph Laib, dwl
0()6 Pacific
Kliskey Bertha, (widow) dwl 038 Howard
Kliskey Morris, clothing, Bush, dwl 460 Minna
Kliunak Martin, (Martin Kliunak Sf Co.) dwl 915
Clay
Kliunak Martin & Co., ( Andreic Marinovich) fruits,
NE cor Washington and Stockton
Klohuharner Henry, nurse German Hospital
Klopenstine Andrew, merchant, dwl 444 Bartlett
Klopenstine Joseph, broker, office 422 Montgomery,
dwl 704 Sutter
Klopfor A., car]ienter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Kloppenburg Charles J., collector Home Mutual
Ins. Co., dwl 227 Stevenson
Kloppenburg Henry, laborer, dwl 407 Pacific
Kloppenburg John F., weigher, dwl 227 Stevenson
Kloppenburg Otto, ex- City Treasurer, dwl 510
Franklin
Klopper Henry, shoemaker, 123 Sac, dwl 110 Com
KlopStock ('. & Co., (George J. Harris) importers
leaf tobacco and manuf cigars, 2)2 Front
Klopstock Curtis, (0. Klopsiock & Co.) dwl 960
Harrison
Klos Frank, shoemaker with Richard Pabl, dwl 256
Jessie
Klos William, porter 545 California
Klose Adolph F., clerk, 217 Front, dwl 1014 Powell
Klose Christian A., manager Pacific Publishing Co.,
53G Clay, res Oakland
Klots John, sailmaker with E. Detrick &. Co, dwl
424 Sansom
Kluber Frederick, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 160 Steuart
Kluber Henry, miner, dwl 30 Jackson
Klaegel Edward, bookkeeper with Hiekox& Spear,
res Oakland
Klumhuss John, seaman, dwl 617 Davis
Klump Martin, porter, 216 California, dwl XW cor
Bush and Powell
KLUMPKE JOHN G., real estate, office 432 Mont-
gomery, room 5
Klumpp William. engraver and die sinker, 637 Wash-
ington, dwl NE cor Franklin and Sacramento
Klunder John, (Miller $• K.) dwl -I'.'i Druunn
Klundken Peter, chairmaker, 375 Jessie
Knabe Peter, furniture, 1326 Stockton, dwl 1219
Pacific
Knabenschnh William, porter with M. Kibbe, dwl
516 Montgomery
KNACK JOHN, proprietor Philadelphia House,
421 Bush
Knackstedt William, clerk with R. G. Dun & Co.,
dwl 1426 Pacific
Knalick Bartholomew, boatman, dwl 8 Sonoma
Place
Knafsey Mary Ann, (widow) dwl 123 Welsh
Kuapp Albert, f Knapp & Meacham) dwl !■> a Mis-
sion bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Knapp Henry J., carpenter with S. M. Hills, dwl
W s Fourth nr Townsend
Knapp Jabez B., (Knapp & Grant) res Knappton,
W. T.
Knapp Joel B., painter, dwl 129 Third
Knapp John H., machinist S. P. R. R.
Knapp John N., shoecutter with I. M. Wentworth
& Co.. dwl cor Gough and Page
Knapp Peter A., janitor Improved Order Red Men's
Hall, dwl 31 Natoma
Knapp W. Augustus, bookkeeper Craftsmen's Life
Assurance Co., dwl 331 Montgomery
Knapp William H., agent Mutual Life" Ins. Co. of
NewT York, dwl 521 Pine
Knapp & Grant, (Jabez B. Knapp and Daniel
W. Grunt) commission merchants, 111 Wash
Knapp & Meacham, (Albert Knapp and D. K.
Meacham) lime, produce and coal, E s Mission
bet Twenty-Third and Twenty-fourth
Knappe Fred, mariner, dwl 6 Kramer Place
Knaptou Thomas J., shipjoiner, 322 Jackson, dwl
589 Market
Knarston John H., compositor with Bawden &
Forbes, dwl 559 Bryant
Knauth Charles, cook, dwl Ns Gilmore nr Kentucky
Knea Louis, porter, 112 Battery, dwl 9 Morton
Kneeland Charles C, second engineer steamer Cora,
dwl S s Union bet Calhoun and Sansom
Kneeland William, collector, dwl 518 Bryant
Knell Alfred, machinist S.P.R.R., dwl cor Sixteenth
and First Avenue
Knell Alphonso, machinist S. P. R. R.
Knell August, hairdresser with S. Schwartz, dwl 419
Fourth
Knell Jacob, (Knell # Schoen) dwl 6 Harlan Place
Knell Jacob, drayman with Schultz & Von Bargen,
SE cor Front" and California
Knell John H., cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
lib Sixth, rear
Knell Peter, shoemaker, 425 Pine, dwl 5 Belden
Knell Roderigo, bookbinder with Althof & Balds,
dwl 410 Sixth, rear
Knell & Schoen, (Jacob Knell and Joint J. Schoen)
liquor saloon, SW cor California and Kearny
Knese William, waiter with Henry BurmeiBter, dwl
507 Filbert
Knibbe Henry W., dry goods, 206 Kearny, dwl 517
Jessie
Knibbe John H., seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Knickerbocker Life Insurance Co., office XW cor
Kearny and Geary
Knickerbocker M. Co., ( Storey Co., Nevada), office
10 Stevenson's Building
Knight Allen, bookkeeper London & S. F. Bank,
res Oakland
Knight Amelia, (widow) dwl 513 O'Fanell
Knight Charles N., conductor, dwl 26 Sixth
Knight Edward D., teacher, dwl (Y3u Green
HUNTINGDON, HOPKINS & CO., Waoiesaie hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAJV SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO []£] DIRECTORY
377
KNIGHT E. H., milkranch, NE cor Fillmore and
Steiner, dwl 2221 Greenwich
Knight Elizabeth S., (widow) dwl 435 Bryant
Knight ft., (widow) dwl 757 Folsom
Knight George W., blacksmith, dwl W s Railroad
Avenue liet. Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Knight Harriet A., (widow) furnished rooms, 636
Green
Knight James W., hotelkeeper, dwl 1014 Kearny
Knight John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 2
Tehama
Knight John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Knight Joseph, hoilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl 2 Tehama
Knight Louis F., upholsterer with J. W. Burnham
& Co., dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Knight Lather, drayman, 38 Cal, dwl 1006 Jones
Knight Maggie Miss, actress Bella Union Tneater
Knight Mark, clerk with Eugene Chenot, dwl 802
Folsom
Knight Peter, cook, dwl 311 Pacific
Knight R. S. , captain, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Knight Thomas, dwl SW cor Fulton and Devisadero
Knight Th <m is E., lumberman, dwl 103 First
Knight William Hancock, broker, office 331 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
KNIGHT' WILLIAM HENRY, manager music
department A. L. Baucroft & Co., 721 Market,
dwl 3 Martha Place
Knight William W., agent South S. F. Refining Co.,
office 314 Washington, dwl 1810 Stockton
Knightly George, pilediiver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Knights Charles M., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl G t A Shipley
KNIGHTS" OF PYTHIAS, Will F. Dunbar sec-
retary, hall 103, office 105 Montgomery
Knipe Frederick, machinist with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl 819 Greenwich
Knipe Thomas J., pilot, office U. S. Court Building,
dwl 819 Greenwich
Knippenherg E. R., (Knippcnberg S? Elmers) dwl
S s Lombard bet Sansom and Montgomery
KNIPPENBERft& ELMERS, (E. R. Knippcn-
berg ami Nicolaus Elmers) liquor saloon, S s
Lombard bet Sansom and Montgomery
Knobloch Frederick, cook, 410 Pine, 'dwl 837
Pacific
Knobloch Jacob, expressswagon, cor Mkt and New
Montgomery, dwl W s Missouri bet Santa Cruz
and Mariposa
Knoche Diedrich, yardman, dwl SE cor Powell and
Francisco
Knoche Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Third
and Perry, dwl 116 Perry
Knoechel Charles, ( Montgomery Baths Co.) dwl 535
Union
Knoff Charles T., pantryman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.
S. Idaho
Knoll Albert, salesman, 7 Sansom, dwl 727 Bdwy
Knoll Theodore, musician Metropolitan Theater, dwl
727 Broadway
Knop Elfert, (BUdebrandt S? K.) dwl SE cor
'Broadway & Montgomery
Knop Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Market and
Beale
Knor Martin, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Knorp John G., mattrassmaker with George O.
Whitney & Co., dwl 1518 Broadway
Knorr John, patternmaker with John G. lis, dwl
713 Broadway
Knote George, surveyor, dwl 132 Steuart
Knott George G., switchman S. P. RR., dwl NW cor
San Jose Avenue and Twenty-fifth
Knower John G., special policeman, dwl 1224
Washington
Knowlaud Joseph, (Knoicland 8f Doe) res Healds-
burg, Sonoma Co.
KNOWLAND & DOE, (Joseph Knowland and
Charles F. D»c ) lumber, office and yard, SW
cor Spear and Howard
Knowles Alfred E-, pyrotechnist with Church &
Clark, dwl 596 Stevenson
Knowles Calvin C, dentist, office 331 Kearny, res
Brooklyn
Knowles Charles E.. clerk with George B. Knowles,
dwl lOOi Second
Knowles Edwin I., bookkeeper with George B.
Knowles, dwl 909 Taylor
Knowles Frederick A., cooper with James Kelly,
107 Commercial
KNOWLES GEORGE B.. lumber, SE cor .Main
and Mission and Main Street Wharf, dwl 909
Taylor
Knowles Georire E., dravmau Phoenix Iron Winks,
dwl 110 Ellis
Knowles James, market, 114 First, dwl 43 Natoma
Knowles Joseph E„ carpenter, dwl Es Bartlett nr
Twenty-fifth
Knowles Mary A., (widow) dwl 10E11N
Knowles Samuel E., dentist,331 Kearny, res Brook-
lyn
Knowles Stillman H., mining, dwl SI 6 O'Farrell
Knowles Thomas, machinist, dwl E s Torrena'
Court
Knowlton Ebeuezer, principal Rincon Grammar
School, dwl 728 Sixteenth
Knowlton George W., stage carpenter Bella Union
Theater, dwl 521 Bryant
Knowlton James J., (J. J. Knonlton Sf Co.) dwl
2207 Larkin
Knowlton J. J., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearnv
KNOWLTON J. J. & CO., Pacific Ink Factory,
220 and 222 Brannan
Knowlton J. S., dentist with T.C. Jessup, 103 Mont-
gomery, dwl E s Stockton nr Bush
Knowlton Mary Miss, teacher music, dwl 2217 Lar-
kin
Knowlton W. H., watchmaker, N s Sixteenth nr
Valencia, dwl E s Thirteenth bet Howard and
Mission
Knowlton William, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twelfth and Howard
Knownburg John, carriage manufacture!-. E s Fol-
som bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Knox Absolom C, agent, dwl 31 Turk
Knox Alexander, carpenter, dwl 216 Prospect Place
Kuox Alexander S., (Beach, Montieth & Co.) dwl
558^ Natoma
Knox Benjamin F.. clerk with William T. Reynolds
& Co., dwl 609 Pine
Knox Charles H., manager Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 5 Essex Place
Knox E. O., commission merchant, dwl 55S1 Na-
toma
Knox George, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Knox George T. , notary public/*™^ Knox&B ■/>»■».
and Craddock & K.) office 607 Montgomery,
dwl NE cor Guerrero and Eighteenth
KNOX HENRY E., surgeon dentist, office 23 Post,
res Oakland
Knox Henry, teamster with A. L. Bancroft <fc Co.
Knox Israel W., (Palmer, K. S,- Co.Jves Oakland
Kuox John F., woolassorter with John II. McAlis-
ter, dwl 220 Third
Knox Oscar, salesman with Tubbs &. Co., res Brook-
lyn, Alameda Co.
Kuox Richard F., (Knox & Osbom) dwl 562
Howard
Knox William, salesman with I. Lamb, dwl 201
First
Knox William B . engineer, dwl 251 Third
KNOX & BROWN, / George T.Knox and Richard
Brown ) collectors and real estate agents, 607
Montgonierv
JOITES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS* YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
KNOX & LAWTON, (George T. Knox and W.
W.Laicton) notaries public, office 607 Mont
Knox & Osborn, (Richard F. Knox and Joseph
Osborn) quicksilver mining, office 19 First
Knndson John, seamaUj dwl 26 Sacramento
Knudson Lewie, tnacbanebaud Mechanics' Planing
.Mill, dwl U Lilly
Knuller Peter, conk Palm House, dwl 627 Bdwy
Knupfer Wit brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Knur Edward, steward German Hospital
Knur Emily Mrs., matron German Hospital
Knusl Henry, groceries and liquors, SVV cor Folsom
and Fourth
Kobicke Christian, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Koch Adam, inolder City Iron Works, dwl 141
Fourth
Kocb Anton, hairdresser with Martin Koch, dwl
Green nr Kearny
Koch Charles, real estate, dwl cor Tenth Avenue
and N, South S. F.
Koch Edmund, painter, dwl SW cor Grove and
Broderick
Koch Edward, groceries aud liquors, NW cor Clay
and Polk
Koch Edward E., (Schafer $ K.) dwl McAllister
nr Scott
Koch Emil, waiter, 416 Kearny, dwl 418 Kearny
Koch F., laborer, dwl 18 Sausotn
Koch Frank, shoemaker with Max Keuhold, dwl 116
Morton
Koch Franz, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks & Backus,
dwl Chicago Hotel
Koch Frederick, eellarman, 534 Market, dwl cor
Third and Hunt
Koch Fritz, woodturner with William Hardenburgh,
dwl 517 Post
Koch George A., miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Kocb Jacob, musician, dwl 1824 Powell
Koch Jacob D., dwl S s Tehama nr Ninth
Koch J. Christian, upholsterer, 21 Geary, dwl 719
Union
Koch John, artist with George D. Morse, 417 Mont
Koch Joseph, miller, dwl 433 Broadway
Koch Margaret, (widow) dwl SW cor Broderick
and Grove
Koch Martin, hairdressing saloon, 648 Commercial,
dwl 923 Washington
Koch Simon, liquors, 228 Pacific
Koch William, clerk, dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Koch William, upholsterer with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 113 William
Koch William D., bookkeeper with Martin Mangels
& Co., dwl NW cor Clay and Polk
Koch William G., sign aud ornamental painter, 21
Geary, dwl 725 Onion
Koch William II., bookkeeper with Schultz & Von
Bargen, dwl 51!) Minna
Kock A., cooper California Sugar Refinery, dwl
White's Place bet Harrison and Bryant
KOCK CLAUS, proprietor New Atlantic Hotel, 624
Pacific
Kock Peter, clerk New Atlantic Hotel, 624 Pacific
Koehler August, manufacturer tmsses. shoulder-
braces, etc., 718 Washington, dwl 523 Green
Koehler Gotthard, (Koehler & Bitter) dwl 1303
Mason
Koehler Louis G., compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl
1417 Kearny
Koehler W. G., shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl
423 Hush
KOEHLER & RITTER, (Gotthard Koehler and
Charles A. Bitter) manufacturers jewelry and
silverware, 620 Merchant
Koehhr — see Kohler
Koehnke Adele Miss, teacher Geary Street Cosmo-
politan School, dwl 1805 Stockton
Koels Adolph E., mining engineer, office 607 Wash-
ington, dwl 830 California
Koelzer Anthony, hairdresser with S. G. Brown,
dwl 202 Fourth
Koenicke Adolph, salesman with I. Linlbrth & Co.,
dwl Nucleus House
Koenicke August, bds 333 Bush
Koenig A., cook, dwl 333 Bush
Koenig Anton, (Koenig Bros.) dwl W s Dolores
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
KOENIG BROTHERS, (Anton and Frank Koe-
nig) importers French boots and shoes, 505 Mont
Koenig Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 622 Pacific
Koenig Frank, /Koenig Bros.) dwl W s Dolores
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Koenig George, (Mnller & Co.) dwl NW cor Har-
rison and Juniper
Koenig William H. L., (Gcrlich & K.) dwl NE
NE cor Folsom and First
Koenigsberger Ferdinand, bookkeeper with G.
Cohn & Co., dwl 706 Green
Koenning Max, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont
and Filbert
Koeper Frederick, boots and shoes, 1813 Powell
Koerber August, (Henri/ Koerber & Bro.) dwl N S
Fulton bet Laguna and Buchanan
Koerber Henry, (Henry Koerber & Bro.) dwl N 8
Fulton bet Laguna and Buchanan
Koerber Henry &. Brother, (August Koerber ) coal,
wood and charcoal, NE cor Drumm and Com
Koerner Martin, hairdresser with Adams & Utsehig,
dwl Hansa House
Koerner Max, insurance agent, office 331 Montgom-
ery, dwl 714 Filbert
Koesen George E., tmnkmaker, dwl 32 Rausch
Koester Henry, agent, dwl 423 Bush
Kofahl H. G. F., bookkeeper with Duncan &. Co.,
dwl 1018 Powell
Kofoed Paul, stevedore, dwl 506 Folsom
Koffman Tobias, shoemaker, dwl 117 Shipley
Kogal Francis, tailor, dwl 1176 Harrison
Koben William, sawyer Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl Oak nr Gough
Kohika Godfrey, stevedore Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., dwl SE cor Folsom and Spear
Kohl William, (Hutchinson, K. & Co.) dwl Lick
House
Kohlberg Selig, (Schonholz & KJAwl 418* Natoma
Kohler Adam, bootmaker, 204 Steuart
Kohler Alexander, hairdresser, dwl 272 Tehama
Kohler Andrew7, (Kohler, Chase & Co.) dwl Grand
Hotel
Kohler Charles, (Kohler & Frohling) dwl 1507
Stockton
Kohler Charles P., clerk with Christian Midler, dwl
28 Minna
KOHLER, CHASE & CO., (Andrew Kohler and
Q. A. Chase) musical instruments, toys aud
fancy goods, 633-641 Clay
Kohler Christian, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Kohler Dominic, tailor with John S. Hand, dwl
SW cor Broadway and Dupont
Kohler Dominick, billiard table maker with J.
Strahle & Co., dwl 521 Geary, roar
Kohler Ernest F., rectifier and refiner with Schlei-
fer & Co., dwl SW cor Green and Battery
Kohler Frederick, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Kohler Henry, (Kohler & Frohling) dwl 541 Minna
Kohler Henry, (Kohler & Maier) dwl 1221 Kearny
Kohler Henry, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore &.
Co., dwl 635 Broadway
Kohler Jacob, stoves ami tinware, 13 Second, dwl
1604 Larkin
Kohler Rudolph, confectioner with Swain & Co.,
dwl 766 Howard
Kohler Rudolph Mrs., dress aud cloakmaking, 766
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Kohler Theodore G., (Frederick Hess & Co. ) dwl
2007 Mason
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KOHLER & FROHLING, (Charles and Henry
Kohler) winegrowers and dealers native wines,
626 Montgomery
Kohler & Maier, (Henry Kohler and Charles
Main) boots and shoes, 828 and 830 Kearny
Kohler — See Koehler
Kohlman August, butcher, dwl SW cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores
Kohlman Charles, butcher, dwl SE cor Seventeenth
and Dolores
Koblum'n Solomon, ( D. Stern & Co. J dwl 17 Hamp-
ton Place
Koblmoos Christieu, groceries and liquors, 218
Fourth
Kohlmoos John, (Meyer # K.) dwl 903Larkin
Kohlwin Bernhard, liquor saloon, 4-40 Bush
Kohn Henry, (Kohn & Goldsmith) dwl S2 1 Fol
Kobn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsoui, dwl
419 Folsom *
Kobn Isaac, merchant, office 302 California, dwl
616 Folsom
Kobn Joseph S.. miner, dwl 642 Stevenson
Kohn Leopold, marblecntter with Leon R. Myers
& Co., dwl 502 Bush
Kohn Paul, batter with A. Lamott, dwl 205 Sansom
Kohn ife Goldsmith , (Henry Kohn and Nathan
Goldsmith) drygoods, 628 Market
Kohn — sec Cohu and Cohen
Kohnka Fritz, waiter with John* Cordes, dwl 253
Clara
Kobnke John, (Ran & K.) dwl 27i Ritch
Kohnock Adelaide, (widow) dwl 221 Turk
Kohnstumm Emil, salesman with Helbing &, Straus,
dwl SW cor Post and Mason
Kokornllo Raphael, fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Kolb Abraham, shoemaker with I. 51. Wentworth
& Co.. dwl cor Market and Van Ness Avenue
Kolb Bernhard, barkeeper, 624 Sac, dwl 145 Clara
Kolb Frederick, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Kolb Joseph, carpenter, dwl 302 O'Farrell
KOLKMANN HERMANN, groceries and liquors,
N W cor Hyde and Geary
Kolkmann John, clerk with Hermann Kolkmaun,
NW cor Hyde and Gearv
Roller John H., ( Winter $■ 'K.J dwl 719 Pacific
KOLLMYER WILLIAM A., lookingglass and
pictnreframemaker, 640 Wash, dwl 418 Post
Kollner August, carpenter, dwl 583 Bryant
KOLLOCK JOHN M., M. D., superintending sur-
geon U.S. Marine Hospital service Pacific Coast,
office Custom House third floor, dwl Grand
Hotel
Kolman Charles, (Zekind fy Co.) dwl 731 Folsom
Komer Bartley, laborer, dwl 17 Sherwood Place
Kominsky Jacob, salesman, 9 Battery, dwl 665 Miss
Kommer Emanuel, shoemaker, 25 Geary
Eompf Ferdinand, clerk with Henry Zabn, dwl 823
Vallejo
Kompf Louis, chemist with Giant Powder Company
Koneke Adolph, salesman, 5 Front, dwl Nucleus
House
Kong Sing Kee, (Chinese) cigars, 614 Jackson
Kong Wo, (Chinese) cigarmaker, 615 Jackson
Kong Yuen & Co., (Chines^) merchants, 728 Com
Konig John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Konoplitsky Lena, teacher music, dwl 870 Mission
Koons Ephraim B., manufacturer woodenware with
Amies & Dallam, dwl 345 Fourth
Koopmann Henry, boatman, dwl 314 Folsom
Koopmann Hinrich, groceries and liquors, 1507
Franklin
Koopmann John, porter New Atlantic Hotel, 624
Pacific
Koopmauschap Cornelius, ( Koopmanschap & Co.)
dwl 1608 Howard
KOOPMANSCHAP & CO., (Cornelius Koop-
mauschup) commission merchants, and agents
North China Marine Insurance Co., 109 Cal
Kopf Charles, restaurant, 14 Stenart
Kopke Deitrich, laborer, dwl 135 Dora, rear
Kopp Aime, (widow) furnished rooms, 1015 Slock
Kopp Charles, (Kopp A- JessenJ dwl 14 Bteuart
Kopp Jacob, baker, BE cor Jackson and Stone
Kopp & Jessen, (Charles Kopp and James Jet sen)
restaurant, 1 1 Stenart
Koppel Manuel, (of Koppel & Piatt, Carson City)
office 13 Battery
Koppel V. & Co.," (Edward Lov<rhlin) coffee and
tea, 20 and 22 Grand Central Market
Koppel Victor, ( V. Koppel A Co.) dwl 317 F, 11
Kopper Ferdinand, blacksmith, dwl 504 Fell
Koppitz George, musician California Theater, dwl
1060 Howard
Korb John, boatman, dwl 62 Everett
Korb Louis, drayman, dwl 60 Everett
Korhel Anton, '( F. Korbel # Brothers) dwl 435
Bran nan
KORBEL F. & BROTHERS, (Anton and Jo.
seph Korbel) South Park Saw Mills, 433 Bran
Korhel Francis, f F. Korbel c\- Bros.) dwl 435 Bran
Korhel Joseph, ( F. Korhel 4b Bros.) dwl 435 Bran
Korell John, dwl 226 Pacific
Korgan Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Vallejo and Kearny
Korge Charles, cooper, dwl 21 Harrison Avenue
Korn A. I., hairdressing saloou, 540 California, dwl
68 Everett
Korn Joseph, (Korn & Co.) dwl 715 Hayes
Korn L., dwl 717 Hayes
Korn & Co., (Joseph Korn and John McCarthy)
draymen, 113 Battery
Kornfeld Charles, costuuier, dwl McAllister bet
Octavia and Lagnna
Kort Henry, carpenter Cal. P. R.R. dwl 1 6 Tehama
Korten Behreud, commission merchant, dwl 419
Grove
Korts Henry, inspector Custom Honse,dwl 1016 Miss
Korts John, first office Moses Taylor, Australia S.S.
Line
Korts Thomas, first officer S.S. Idaho, dwl 10? Fourth
Korts William, clerk with Henry Brommer, dwl
NE cor Franklin and Hayes
Kortz Adolph, laborer with Caspar Roemei,dwt 115
Eddy
Koscbe Charles, wigmaker, 443 Bush
Koser William, cashier, dwl 22 Lilly
Koshland Brothers, (Simon, Nathan and Max)
commission merchants and hides, wools and
furs, 19 Sansom
Koshland Joseph, clerk, 19 Sansom, dwl 597 Ellis
Koshland Max, (Koshland Bros.) res Portland, Or.
Koshland Nathan, (Koshland Bros.) dwl 502 Hush
Koshland Simon. (Koshland Bros.) dwl o% Ellis
Kosmack Carl, cook, dwl 103 First
Kosmalski Frank, liquor saloon, 135 Post, dwl 308
Tehama, rear
Kosminskv Simon, hairdresser with G. Englauder,
997 Market
Kosten Robert, jeweler, dwl 242 Minna
Kostenhoschen Theodore C, clerk with B. Joost,
dwl NE cor Twelfth and Folsom
Koster Frederick, barkeeper, 34 Kearny, dwl 436
Bush
Koster George, laborer with Riotte & Luckhardt,
dwl Ecker nr Stevenson
Koster Henry, machinist with W. D. Hooker, dwl
Bootz Hotel
Koster John L., (Pohley & K.) dwl W a Larkin bet
Tyler and McAllister
Koster Joseph, (Gardner cV Co.) dwl 135 Bdwy
Koster Louis, drayman, 939 Dupont, dwl 1511 Sac
Koster Louis, upholsterer, dwl S s Hollis nr Ellis
Koster Ludwig, (Petersen d Co.) dwl IS Eleventh
Koster T. W., carpeuter and builder, dwl 1016
Kearnv
Koster William, oysterman with F. Conrades, dwl
18 Anthony
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY
Roster — See Costa and Ooster
Kosterman William, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 Sunsom
Kotter Henry, waiter, dwl ! HI Kearny
Kottinger William, laborer, dwl Chestnut nr Pierce
id Nicolas Rev., pastor Greek-Basso Church,
dwl .-'Hi Mason
Kowalsky Bertha Mrs., milliner and millinery, 12
K. afny, dwJ 111 Post
Kowalsl y Leo, cook Swiss Hotel, dwl 627 Coin-
iiK rem]
Kowalsky Levi, merchant, dwl 108 Mason
KOWER EMILE, real estate agent, office 331
Montgomery, dwl 7 Telegraph Place
Kozniinsky Cimon, (Kozminsky & Bro.J dwl 309
Eddy
Kozminsky Harris, tailor with Wright & Harmon,
533 California, dwl 431 Piue
Kozminsky Herman, (Kozminsky <& Bro.J dwl
113 Turk
Kozminsky vfr Brother, f Herman and Cimon, Koz-
minskyj cigars and tobacco, 320 Sanson:
Kra del John, tanner with John P. King, dwl SE
cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Kraeger Charles, porter. 610 Mkt, dwl Coso House
er Marion, (widow) nurse, dwl Clara nr
Fifth
Kraenter Charles, brewer, (hvl SE cor Eighteenth
and Sbotwell
Kraentz Francis J., hairdresser with J. Streib &
Bro., dwl 12 Stockton
Kraft Francis J., soapmaker with J. II. C. Port-
mann, dwl SW cor Valencia and Fifteenth
Kraft Frank, porter, 302 Montgomery, dwl 518
Suiter, rear
Krafl Frank, porter, dwl 1 Delaware Court
Kraft George, hostler, 66$ Market
Krafl Paul, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Krag F. W.. laborer, dwl 705 Front
Kragen Samuel, (Kragen & Geishaker) dwl 20
Minna
KEAGEN & GEISHAKER, ( Samuel Kragen and
Andrew Geishaker J bedstead manfrs, wood
turners and scroll sawyers, SE cor Mission and
Beale
I ..' i August, peddler, dwl 618 Lombard
Krager Ferdinand, liquor saloon, San Bruno Road
nr Twenty-seventh
Krager Frederick, carpenter, dwl W s San Bruno
Road bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Krager Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 225 Fourth
Krah Otto, doorkeeper German Hospital
Kraimer Isaac, stockbroker, dwl 630 Sacramento
Kraindlet F.. baker Grand Hotel
Krajewski Frederick, toolmaker, S s Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth, dwl 1 13 Sil vet
Krakar Julius, tinsmith, dwl 513 Folsom
Kramba Frederick, tailor, dwl 915 Washington
Kramer Anthony, pressman with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl Montgomery House
Kramer August, shoemaker, dwl 731 Montgomery
Kramer Augustus, machinist, dwl 364 Third"
Kramer Bernard, bakery, 1139 Folsom
Kramer Charles, market, 4 Tvler, dwl 451 Stev
Kramer Charles W. .cutler with Will & Finck, dwl
1615 Dnpont
Kramer Ferdinand, butcher with Charles Lehmaun,
dwl lol Stevenson
Kramer F. G. & Co., commission merchants and
importers, 122 California
Kramer Franz, shoemaker, 219 Davis, dwl 305
Davis
Kramer Frederick, bootmaker, 81 Natoma
Kramer Frederick, watchman with F. Korbel &
Bros., dwl 432 Brannan
Kramer Frederick G., (F. G. Kramer $ Co. J dwl
331 Kearny
Kramer Henry, bookkeeper with A. S. Roseubaum
& Co., dwl 1013 Washington
Kramer Henry, shoemaker, 218 Commercial
Kramer Jacob, groceries ami liquors, SW cor Da-
pout and Lombard, dwl 1615 Dnpont
Kramer John, butcher with Michael Allen, dwl
2451 Perry, rear
Kramer John W., expressman, dwl E s Dolores nr
Sixteenth
Kramer Philip C, special policeman South Park
Saw Mill, dwl 335 Fourth
Kramer Philip J., notice server City and County
Treasurer, dwl 1615 Dnpont
Kramer Samuel, butcher with Charles Kramer, dwl
451 Stevenson
Kramer Theodore, blacksmith, dwl 18 Sausom
Kramer William, (Brady, K. & Wilson) dwl New
Alaska Hotel
Kramer Zacharias, commission merchant, office
■_;J2 Battery, dwl lb Virginia
Krancke Bombard, maltster with Lyon &. Co., dwl
Ss Francisco* bet Powell and Mason
KRANF.lt P. H., merchant, office 405 Front, dwl
210 Powell
Krap Hans II., seaman, dwl 156 Steuart
Kiat/.-nstein Charles E., driver with Domingo
Ghirardelli, dwl 713 Filbert
Kraus Albeit, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
913 Market
Kraus D., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Kraus Daniel. I hang & Co.) dwl 519 Geary
Kraus Frederick, musician, dwl 19 Anna Lane
Kraus Fred. H, painter, 227 Post
Kraus George L., liquor saloon, 906 Kearny, dwl
St. Charles Place
Kraus Henry, clerk, 113 Battery, dwl Turk nr Tay-
lor
Kraus J. Lewis, liquor saloon, NE cor Sacramento
and Leidesdorft, dwl 16 St. Charles Place
Kraus Katy, (widow) dwl 32 Turk
Krause Charles, carpenter Moses Taylor, Australia
S. S. Line
Krause Charles, farmer, dwl 626 Green
Krause Ferdinand, mirror plater, dwl 1191 Shipley
Krause John, cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Krause John, laborer, dwl 78 Clementina
Krause Max, gents' furnishing goods, 904 Dnpont
Krausgrill Jacob, (Grusaell Sr K.) dwl 522 Filbert
Kransgrill John G., waiter Palm House, dwl 627
Broadway
Krausgrill Philip, dwl 522 Filbert, rear
Krautii Frank J , news agent, Bamber &, Co.'s Ex-
press, res Alameda
Krauth Frederick K. Jr., printer with Frank East-
man, dwl 12 O' Farrell Alley
Ereamer Joseph, bellman, Russ House
Kreamer Michael, locksmith, dwl 2(i Louisa
Kreeder N., cooper with Flint. Peabody & Co.
Kreel Jacob, (C. Paul & Co.) dwl 10 Stockton
Place
Kreel John, butcher, dwl 8 Stockton Place
Kregan Samuel, tumer, dwl 20 Minna
Kreger August, fruits, dwl 616 Lombard
Kreger Frederick, seaman steamer Saliuas, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Kreger John E., tailor with John L. Brooks, dwl
5-J2 Dnpont
Kreger Julius, tinsmith, dwl 913 Folsom
Eregei William B., carpenter and builder, 108 Davis,
dwl SE cor Twentieth and Guerrero
Kreider Frank, clerk, dwl 213 Mason
Kreman Bernard, tailor, dwl 423 Bush
Kremke Edward, oysterman with George Mayes,
dwl 745 Howard
Kreshel F., plumber, gasfitter, locksmith and bell-
hanger, 77 Fourth
Kress Augustus, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
13 8 Perry
Kress Christopher, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger
&Co., dwl 312 Hitch, rear
Kress Frederick W., bookbinder with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., dwl 248 Fourth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers end Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY
381
Kretzer John, merchant, dwl 1024 Pacific
Kretzer Noah, cooper, dwl J 14 Pacific
Kreuser Constance, (widow ) embroidery, 732 Wash
Kreuz Frank, be It maker with H. Royer, dwl 4
Thompson Avenue
Kreuzfeldt Charles, rnastermariner, dwl 1 August
Alley
Krieg Anton, (Krieg c\'- Ratferty) dwl 558 Minna
Krieg Henry, butcher with Louis Berthold, dwl
329 Broadway
Krieg Jacob, merchant, dwl 4 Scott Place
Krieg & Rafferty, (Anton, Krieg & John P. Raf-
ferty) tannery, San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
eighth
Krieger Charles, (Krieger & Co.) dwl 7 Mission
Kxieger & Co.. (Charles Krieger and Thomas
Nelson) chop house, 7 Mission
Kriens Conrad, waterman with Goodall & Nelson,
dwl SW cor Clay and East •
Kriete George F., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Mason and Vallejo
Kriger Charles, master mariner, dwl 638 Third
Kriger Edward, tailor, dwl SE cor California and
Dupont
Krill Henry, oysterman with Solomon Tesmore, dwl
6 Virginia Place
Kroder Frederick, beer saloon, N 8 Bush bet Scott
and Devisadero
Kroeckel George, barkeeper with Lewis Martin,
dwl 925 Washington
Kroeger Herman, clerk, dwl 208 Sutter
Kroeger William, driver, 416 Kearny, dwl 418
Kearnv
Kroehle Henry, porter, 221 Cal, dwl 1029 Pacific
Kroehnke Henry, groceries and liquors, 225 Sutter,
and porter with Taylor & Bendel, dwl NVV cor
Fourth and Folsom
Kroenert Cbarles A., malster Pioneer Malt Works,
dwl E s Stockton nr Bay
Kroger August, hog ranch, dwlS s Santa Clara nr
Carolina
Kroger Christian, barkeeper with John "Wedel, dwl
39 Jackson
Kroger Hermann, boatman, dwl 37 Pacific
Kroger John, clerk, dwl NE cor Howard and Twen-
ty-sixth
Krohn Albert, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Krohn John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Grove
and Gough
Krohn John, salesman with Ernest Essman, dwl
228 Buab
Krohn John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Krohn John, waiter, 228 Bush
Krohum in Andrew, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Kroniberg Christopher, teamster, dwl 127 Fourth
Kron Frederic W., waiter with D. J. Harrison &
Co., dwl 919 Washington
Kron Julius, (Lindner <fc K.) dwl 929 Kearny
Kronberg Adolph, newsagent steamer New World,
office 413 Washington, dwl 933 Folsom
Krone Henry, engineer Mechanics Planing Mill,
dwl 18 Sansom
Krone Johanna, fancy goods, 122 Fifth
Krouhohn John J., cofiee saloon and lodgings, 22
Washington
Kroniug William, groceries and liquors, 531 Kearny,
dwl S s Sacramento bet Powell and Mason
Kronke CI ms, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Kronthal Henry, (Feckheimer, Goodkind Sp Co.)
dwl 415 Eddy
Krook Carl A., seaman bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Kropff Frederick, clerk, dwl 433 Jessie
Kropp Ernest H., barkeeper, 311 Bush, dwl 28 Turk
Krose Frank, teamster, dwl N s Post bet Buchanan
and Laguna
Krottinger Andrew, watchman with Eisen Brothers,
dwl 12 Stevenson
Krous Louis, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl 917 Bryant
Krous Maria, (widow) dwl 947 Bryant
Kronse Samuel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Krown Wolff, tailor, 644 Mission
Kroy Andrew, carpenter, dwl 5 Newell
Kroy Andrew Jr., carpenter, dwl 5 Newell
Kroyth Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 214 First
Kruchiwsky Hermann, liquor saloon, 611 Jackson
Krueger Angus'. C, beltmaker with H. Royer, dwl
666 1 Bryant
Krueger Charles, tailor, 1105 Dupont
Krug Louisa Miss, seamstress, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Krug William, porter, 228 Cal, dwl 830 Pacific
Kroger Albert, blacksmith with Barz & Suhl, dwl
119 Commercial
Kroger Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Kruger Charles, shoemaker, 1050 Howard
Kruger Frederick, mate steamer Salinas, dwl S s
Oregon bet East and Drumm
Kruger Louis, (Cousins & K.) dwl 121 Folsom
Kruger Louis, (Kruger & Ho/lings) dwl 307
Mason
Kruger Louis, saloon keeper, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Kruger Nicholas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
KRUGER & HOLLINGS, (Louis Kruger and
Henry Hulling*) groceries and liquors, SE cor
Geary and Mason
Krukau A., watchman steamer Fideliter, II. K. &
Co., 312 Sansom
Krull Gustave, with N. P. CoIe& Co., dwl 2 2 Bush
Krumbein Joshua, architect, dwl 334 Brannau
Krummacher William, bookkeeper with Moore
Brothers, 109 California
Krump Rosina, (widow) dwl 111 Virginia
Kruse Adolph, cattledealer, dwl 734 Mi in a
Kruse Charles, porter, dwl 78 Clementina
Kruse Clans, brewer with W. A. Fraederek, dwl
1428 Mission
Kruse Conrad W., (Larsen & K.) dwl 39 Jackson
Kruse Edward, (Kruse Sf Enter) and school di-
rector Ninth Ward, dwl 1053 Harrison
Krnse Edward, carpenter with Middleinas & Boole
Kruse Ernest, ( tichierhold & Kruse Bros.) res
Downieville
Kruse Frank, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Kruse Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Kruse Henry, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Kruse Henry, expresswagou, NW cor Sansom and
Commercial
Kruse Henry, farmer, dwl 228 Bush
Kruse Henry, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Kruse Herman, farmer, dwl 228 Bush
Kruse Joseph, bootblack with Heider & Hilberer,
dwl 4 Quincy
Kruse Louis, photographer, dwl 329 First
Kruse Martin, ( Schierhold & Kruse Bros.) dwl N
s McAllister bet Bnchanan and Webster
KRUSE & EULER, (Edward Kruse, Emit Rhote
and. Bernard Kirchhoff) importers and whole-
sale groceries and provisions, '209 and 21 1 Front
Kubar Antonio, gilder with S. &. G. Gump, dwl S
W cor Taylor and Turk
Kuhler A., laborer California Sugar Refinery
Kuchler Martin, cabinetmaker with Massey & Yung,
dwl 619 Sacramento
Kuchmeister Henrv W., (Butt & K. and Peter N.
Butt & Co.) dwl 1334 Broadway
Kuck George, (Kuck 4* Leickcn) dwl 1 Stockton
Place
Kuck Hermann, laborer with Newbauer & Co.,
dwl cor Kentucky and Butte
Kuck John D., clerk with Paulsen & Siebe, dwl
NE cor Fourth and Everett
Kuck & Leickeu, (George Ituck & Frederick W.
Leicken) groceries and liquors, 213 Dupont
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Good*
WATKINS' Y/O-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
382
SAN FRANCISCO [ J£ ] DIRECTORY
Kucks Charles, (John II Bramstedt & Co.) dwl
SW cor Folsom and Steuart
Kneel) I er II. F., dwl Morton House
Kueck Henry, eoapmaker with Hermann Fischbeck,
dwl 8E cor Sixteenth and Nebraska
Kneg< le (' . , carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Kuennerke Charles P., dwl N\V cor Wash and Ban
Kuennecke Brail, clerk U. S. Naval rendezvous, dwl
Government House
Kuennecke L. Mrs., lodgings, Government House,
N\V cor Washington and Sansom *
Kuenzi John R., tinner with J. G. H. Meyer, and
furnished rooms, 331 Kearny
Kuffuer 13., brewer, dwl 1714 Dupont
Kuffre Agnes Miss, seamstress with Bullock &
Joins, dwl 257 .Minna
Kugeler August, maltster with Lyon & Co., dwl 21
Jansen
Kugler Leopold, bookkeeper, 211 Front, dwl N s
Ellis nr Fillmore
Kuh Emil, aesayer with Leopold Kuli, dwl 1906
Powell
Kuh Jacob, teacher pianoforte, dwl 920| Folsom
KUH LEOPOLD, assaver and metallurgical chem-
ist, (ill Commercial, dwl 1906 Powell
Kuhiit Charles, turner with Henry Waas, dwl SW
cor Kate and Fillmore
Kulil Frederick G., reporter Pacific Law Reporter,
dwl 607 Washington
Kuhl Gustave, (Hansen & K.) dwl 8 Berry
Kuhl H. G., cashier with Lazard Freres, dwl 212
Kearny
Kuhl John", clerk, dwl 421 Powell
Kuhl Martin, ( Kuhl & Girzikowsky) dwl Hotel
Rliein
KUHL & GIRZIKOWSKY, {Martin Kuhl and
William Girzikowsky) proprietors Hotel Rheim,
909 Kearny
Kuhling Anton, toolmaker and machinist, 493 Bran-
nan, dwl 221 Clara
Kulilnian Heimer, expresswagon, NW cor Fourth
and Mission, dwl 465 Clementina
Kuhlmanu Diederich, (John Dry cker & Co.) dwl8i
Freelon
Kuhlmanu Solomon, tailor, 412 Pacific
Kuhlmanu William, driver, 13 Webb, dwl 218
Pacific
Kuhlmeyer Henry, cigars and tobacco, 229 Third
Kurds Edward, c'igardealer, dwl 618 Lombard
Kuliu Frank, laundryman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Kulm Henry, liquor saloon, 1124 Market
Kuhn John, porter with P. Lieseufeld, dwl Pros-
pect Place
Kuhn Paul, capmaker, dwl 205 Sansom
Kuhn Victor, cabinetmaker with George B. May &
Co., dwl 333 Bush
Kulm— See Coon
KUHNE ARNOLD, professor music, office 410
Kearny, dwl 9^2 Jackson
Knbne Charles, shoemaker with Dietle & Beck, dwl
NW cor Dupont and Bush
Kuhnel Charles, carpenter, dwl I August Allev
Kubnel Mathew, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart "
Kuhnel Mathias, shoemaker with Adolph Merscha-
ert, dwl S s Oregon bet Diumm and Davis
Kukmg John, baker with J. Schulz, dwl 119
William
Kull John, baker American Bakery, dwl 618 Green,
rear
Kull Theodore, compositor with Mahon, Rapp,
Thomas & Co, dwl Post nr Lagnna
Kullman August, salesman with J. W. Davidson &
Co., dwl SW cor Stockton and Jackson
Kullman Louis, ( Kullman & Armer) dwl 34 Turk
KULLMAN & ARMER, (Louis Kullman and Max
Armer J manufacturers cigars and dealers tobac-
co, 306 and 308 Sacramento
Kullmann Jacob, clerk, 4 Battery, dwl 325 Tyler
Kullmann Simon, bookkeeper with Lazard Freres,
dwl 1015 Stockton
Kulper Adolph, clerk, dwl 1301 Kearny
Kulper Arrand, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Kearny and Green
Kulper Henrv, farmer, dwl 228 Bush
KUNER ALBERT, seal engraver.611 Washington,
dwl E s Gongh bet Tyler and McAllister
Kunert Marie Miss, dressmaker, SJ8 Washington
Konkler John E., physician, office and dwl 514
Kearny
Kunstle Martin, bakery, 776 Folsom
Kuntze William, waiter City and County Hospital
Kuuz Gotthart, milkman, dwl Meyer's Hotel
Kunz Henry, clerk with Charles Meinecke, dwl 31
Welsh '
Kurcbner H.F.C., shoemaker with Frederick Hesse,
dwl 312 Bitch
Kurlliaum Hei*an W., master mariner, dwl 20
Perry
Kurola P. A., seaman bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Kurr Frederick S., drayman, dwl cor Market and
Sixth
Kurry Charles, chicken ranch, NW cor Broderick
aud Beach
Kurso James, seaman ship Lookout, Rincon Wharf
Kurtz A., watchman schooner John Bright, H.K.&
Co., 312 Sansom
Kurtz Andrew, cigars and tobacco, 619 Davis
Kurtz Augustus M., clerk with W. M. Searby, dwl
330 O' Farrell
Kurtz F., shoemaker, dwl 549^ Clara
Kurtz Fredericks, brewer Golden City Brewery, dwl
1431 Pacific
Kurtz John, real estate agent, office 32 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 406 Sixth
Kurz Catherine Mrs., dwl 117 Eighth
Kurz William, coopier with M.Fulda & Sons, dwl 13
Tehama
Kuschert Christian, master mariner, dwl 39 Jack
Kusel John, (Seegelken & K.J dwl NW cor Bush
and Franklin
Kustel Alexis, captain schooner Undine, dwl 972
Harrison
Kustel Arpad J., mate schooner Undine, dwl 972
Harrison
Kustel Casimer B., mate fechooner Norwester, dwl
972 Harrison
Kustel Guido, mining engineer, dwl 2 Park Avenue
Kustel Oscar, captain schooner Norwester, dwl 972
Harrison
Kuster Michael, tailor, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Harlan Place
Kutenbal Freidrich, dwl 218 Pacific
Kutner A. & Co., merchants, Cashville, office 111
Battery
Kutner Leopold, cigars aud tobacco, 151 Fourth
Kuttner Nathan, merchant, dwl 170 Perry
Kutz Gabriel M., /Hi/hash & K.J dwl 330 Tyler
Kwong Chong Kee «fc Co., (Chinese) machine sew-
ing, 724 Commercial
Kwong Chong Wing Co., (Chinese) merchants, 733
Commercial
Kwong Fong Tai & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 714
Sacramento
Kwong Hang & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 708 Sac-
ramento
Kwong On Cheong, (Chinese) tea merchants, 728
Sacramento
Kwong Sung Tai & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 836
Dupont
Kyle Charles, laborer with W. W. Walmeley, dwl
9 Harriet
Kyle Frederick, bagmaker with Dakin &• Libbey,
dwl 1323 Dupont
Kyle James, barkeeper, 538 Market, dwl 2 Geary
Place
Kyle Robert, carpenter, dwl 9 Harriet
Kyle Thomas L., teamster, dwl 2 Geary Place
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
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383
L'ECO DELLA P ATRIA, (semi-weekly) Federico
Bicsta editor and proprietor, office 037 Wash
L'Estrange Joseph, fireman steamer Santa Cruz,
Washington Street Wharf
L'Estrange Thomas, fireman steamer Capital
L'Hote H. C, (H. G. L'Hote <$■ Co.) dwl 31 Eddy
L'Hote II. C. &. Co., commission merchants, office
119 Clay
L'Hote Henry C. clerk with Hitchcock, Shaw & Co.,
dwl 1509 Jones
L'Hote Rene, capitalist, dwl N s Twentienth nr Do-
lores
LaCoha Antoine, dwl 1508 Dupont
LaFleche George T., dwl 833 Vallejo
LaForge Alfred, stockbroker, dwl 511 Pine
LaFornier Jean, hairdresser with Eugene Boisse,
dwl cor Powell and Stockton
LaGrande Laundry, E s Thirteenth bet Howard
and Folsom, office 648 Market
LaG range Burke, watchman U. S. B. Mint
LaGrange Ditch and Hydraulic M. Co., (Tuolumne
Co. j office 312 Montgomery
LaGrange Matilda Mrs., dwl 26| Kearny
LA GRANGE O. H., superintendent U.*S. B. Mint,
office 613 Commercial, res Oakland
LaGrange Jane A., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl
120 Fourth
LaGrange — See Lagrange
LaRoche Frank M., clerk, dwl SE cor Larkin and
Jacksou
LaRose George A., caneseat mannnfacturer with F.
A. Long, dwl Minna nr Eleventh
LaRue's Wharf, East Street bet Market and Miss
LA SOCIEDAD, (semi-weekly) Federico Epson
editor and proprietor, office 621 Sanson)
LA SOLIDARITY FRENCH MUTUAL BENE-
FICIAL ASSOCIATION, office 729 Mont
LaSlrange Thomas, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Amador
LA VOCE DEL POPOLO, (weekly) G. V. Ce-
vasco proprietor, office 603 Washington
LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO, (bi-weekly)
Felipe Fierro editor and proprietor, office 7*28
Montgomery
Laage Wilhelm, confectioner with Miley & Perriu,
738 Washington
Labarbere John, liquor saloon and restaurant, 3
Clay
Labaree C. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Labarschin Charles, porter, 205 Sausom
Labbe Pierre, drayman with Adrien G. Chauche,
dwl SW corOctavia and O'Farrell
Label Henry, confectionery, SE cor O'Farrell and
Taylor
Label Jacob, expressman, dwl 142 Silver
Labely Charles, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 776
Folsom
Laberce A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
LabetoureC., (widow) dwl 31 Russ
Labhardt Arnold, brewer Lafayette Brewery, dwl
725 Green
Labine O, shoemaker with D. W. Emerson & Co.,
dwl 516 Bush
Labinski William, Harmony Hall beer saloon, SW
cor Montgomery and Sacramento, dwl 629 Sac
Labohm Henry G., teacher, dwl 416 Clementina
Labohm M. Mrs., midwife, dwl 416 Clementina
Labord Etiene, farmhand with Peter Burges, dwl
nr Mountain Lake
Laborer's Protective and Benevolent Association,
rooms 814 Howard
Lacaze Baptiste, (Mangeot Sf L.) dwl 327 Broad-
way, rear
Lacey Frank W., pressman Alta Job Office, dwl
511 Vallejo
Lacey Louise Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
dwl 511 Vallejo
Lacey Robert J., carpenter and builder, dwl 511
Vallejo
Lacey Robert J. Jr., pressman with Joseph Win-
terburn & Co., dwl 511 Vallejo
Lacey Walter S.. machinist S. P. R. R.
Lacey — See Lacy
Lachele Peter, blacksmith, dwl 249 Fourth
Lacher Franz, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger &
Co., dwl 618 Green
Lachlan John M., chief officer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lachman Abraham, bookkeeper with Eberhart &
Lachman, dwl 700 Ellis
Lachman Abraham, clothing, 429 Pacific
Lachman Herman, bootmaker, 255 Stenart
Lachman Julius, counters and shelves, E s Sixth nr
Minna, dwl 554 Natoma
Lachman Louis, tailor, dwl 945 Mission
Lachman Louis Jr., cigarmaker withCobo, Martinez
& Co., dwl 915 Mission
Lachman Morris, (F. P. Midler & Co.) dwl 131
Montgomery
Lachman Morris, (Hull & L.J dwl 945 Mission
Lachman Samuel, (Eberhart 8? L.J dwl S10 Geary
Lackeman Charles, salesman, 526 Kearny
Lackenbach Charles, tailor, 41 Third
Lackman George, night watchman Grand Hotel
Laclavei ie Paul, (John Saulnier & Co.) dwl 518
Green
Lacom Lewis, mining, dwl Nucleus House
Lacomhe George, hatter with C. Desmond, dwl E s
Guerrero nr Twentieth
Lacome Jean, laundryman with B. A. Portal, dwl
1142 Folsom, rear
Lacoste Frank, Cosmopolitan restaurant, 617 Sac
Lacoste Honore, ( Lucie n & L.J dwl 651 Sac
Lacoste John, (John Lacoste & Co. J dwl W s Rail-
road Avenue bet Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Lacoste John & Co., (Peter Clavere) liquor saloon,
W s Railroad Avenue bet Fifth and Sixth Av-
enues
Lacoste Theodore, (A. Drayeur & Co.) dwl 1209
Dupont
Lacoste Vincent, dairyman with P. Cassou, dwl cor
Silver Avenue and Girard
Lacrampe Ernest, lapidary with Levison Brothers,
dwl 1304 Kearny
Lacrosse Anthony, laborer, dwl 1713 Clay
Lacroze John, surveyor, dwl 601 Dupont
Lacua Frank, hairdresser and bathhouse Interna-
tional Hotel, dwl SW cor Stockton and Bdwy
Lacy Charles, carpenter, dwl 19 Dupont, rear
Lacy Charles, longshoreman, dwl 421 Fremont
Lacy Edward, packer with William Hawkins, dwl
8 Salmon
Lacy Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 225 Fourth
Lacy Harry, clerk with A. A. Cohen, dwl 426
Greenwich
LACY JOHN G., tinsmith, 34 Louisa, dwl NW
cor Twenty-fifth and Church
Lacy Margaretta, dressmaker, dwl 510 Minna
Lacy Nicholas, wood and coal, 513 Bush, dwl 8
Salmon
Lacy Nicholas Jr., packer with William Hawkins,
dwl 8 Salmon
Lacy Robert, tinsmith, dwl 725 Natoma
Ladd Atticus A., laborer with Superintendent Pub-
lic Streets, dwl NW cor Jackson and Polk
Ladd Charles D., gunsmith with A. J. Plate, dwl
Branch House
Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber
& Co., dwl 718 California
LADD GEORGE S., general superintendent Elec-
trical Construction and Maintenance Co., and
asst-superintendent Western Union Telegraph
Co., office 522 California, dwl 906 Leavenworth
Ladd Horace O, telegraphic reporter Associated
Press, 522 California, dwl 906 Leavenworth
Ladd J. W., (widow) dwl Grand Hotel
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
384
SAN FRANCISCO [ L ' DIRECTORY.
LADD PARISH B., attorney-at-law, ollice 637
Kearny, <lwl 526 Sixth
Ladd Sarah E., (widow) dwl 21 Powell
Ladd Timothy, laborer, dwl NsNatoma nr Eighth
Ladd W. Frank, commission merchant, office 30
U.S. Coarl Building, dwl 22 South Park
Ladd William II.. real estate, ollice 316 California,
<iwl .>ll Polsom
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCI-
ETY, Miss C. A. Harmon, matron, Franklin bet
PobI and G( ary
LADIES' UNITED AID SOCIETY, Mrs. S. C.
Bugbeep esident, Miss A.M. Trenor secretary,
office SW cor butter and Powell
Ladensky A., bootmaker, dwl 728 .Market
LADNER LQRENTZ, colfee and spice mill, 913
Sun ton
Laenfeldt Charles, laborer, dwl 23 Jessie, rear
Laerampe Ernest, jeweler with California Jewelry
( lompany
LAEREMANS FRANK, furniture and bedding
528 Washington, dwl 810 Filbert
Laf Henry, engineer with Joseph Winterburn &
Co., dwl 109 Washington
Laf William, cai penter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Lafaix Emilie Madame, lacemender, 134 Sutter '
Lafaix Felix, engraver with Hubash &. Kutz, dwl
134 Sutter
Lafaix J. R. Eugene, engraver metals, 134 Sutter
Lafavre .1. Mdme , laundry. 217 Post
Lafayette Brewery, Paulin Huan proprietor, 723-
'.:' Green
Lafayette Hotel, Dulac&Cenae proprietors, 736 Pac
Lafayette House, Eugene Robinet proprietor, 706-
710 Commercial
Lafayette Market, J. Denechaud Jr., proprietor,
905 Howard
LafTa n John, founder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 20
Ritch
Lafee .1 icob, sexton Cemetery Hills of Eternity,
dwl S s Columbia bet Dolores and Guerrero
Lafferty Bernard, barkeeper, NE cor Market and
Kearny, dwl Tehama nr Sixth
Lafferty Bridget, (widow) dwl 563 Tehama
Lafferty Charles, foreman pipelayere City Gas Co.,
dwl 43/ ^ Clementina
Lafferty D. H.. carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lafferty John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl Minna bet First and Second
Lafferty John, bootmaker, dwl 2'.) First
Lafferty Owen, marbleworker with John Daniel &
Co., dwl Eighth bet Folsom and Howard
Lafferty Patrick, laborer with William Kerr, dwl
Lombard bet Sansom and Montgomery
Lafferty Patrick, prison wagon driver, d\vl 210 Pac
Lafiin Lawrence, peddler, dwl W s Twelfth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Laflin James, proprietor Miners' Home. 41 Vallejo
Lafond Victorine, (widow) milliner, dwl 1343 Dup
LafontaineA. J., book and job printer, 627 Mer-
chant, dwl 625 Merchant
Lagache Charles, pianomaker with Jacob Zech, dwl
5 s Stevenson nr Ninth
Lagarde August*, fLemoine, Gambert & Go.) res
San Jose
Lagasse Joseph, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road
nr Twenty-seventh
Lage C. Heuiy, porter, 540 Kearny, dwl 3 .Maiden
Lane
Lageman Henry. (Garris & L.J dwl 14* Mason
Lagemarsmo I- elix, porter with George O. Whiti
6 Co., dwl 628 Broadway
Lager Francis, teacher languages, dwl N s Bush bet
Devisadero and Broderick
Lagoarde Bernard, dwl 719 Greenwich
Lagomarsino Giuseppe, fisherman, dwl 10 Wash
Lagomarsino Guiseppe, bootmaker, dwl 1333 Dun
Lagrange Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1513 Dupout
Lagrange— See La Grange
rhitney
Engrave Bernard, butcher with P. Baca & Co., Fifth
Avenue
Lagnna Survey Commissioners, office 603 Wash
Lahan Dennis, hairdresser, dwl 549 Natoma
Laliana John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Broadway
and Maxwell
Lahauey P. W., harness and collar maker, cor Rail-
road and Fifth Avenue, dwl S s Eleventh Av-
enue bet P and Q
Labaney John, carpenter, dwl Tenth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Lahey John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltiue
Lahey Michael, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Lahey Patrick, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Labky Frank, molder with John G. lis, dwl 422
Brannan
Lahusen Henry, saloonkeeper, dwl 220 Stevenson
Lai Yong, (Chinese) portrait painter and photo-
grapher, 7 13 Washington
Laib Anton, shoemaker with William F. Burke,
dwl 906 Pacific
Laih Joseph, hoots and shoes, 906 Pac, dwl 904 Pac
Laidlaw Walter, secretary Redwood Lumbi p As-
sociation, ollice room 15, 109 Cal, res Oakland
Laidler Surties, clerk with Francois A. Rouleau
Laidley Henry, president Portuguese Benevolent
Societv, office with Heutsch & Berton, 527 Clay,
dwl 1211 Bush
LAIDLEY JAMES, assessor U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, office U.S. Court Building, and proptr Oc-
cidental Laundry, SE cor Filbert and Octavia
Laine Jules, lapidary with E. Rondel, dwl I304|
Tav lor
Laine Manuel, lapidary, dwl 13041 Taylor
Laird B., (widow) dressmaker, dwl 325 Minna
LAIRD DAVID W.. proprietor S. F. Jewelry
.Manufactory, 610 Merchant, dwl 1013 Clay
Laird James, shipping clerk, dwl 511 Pine
Laird John, bootmaker with J. S. Swain, dwl 1326
Pacific
Lake Benjamin, merchant, dwl 225 O'Farrell
Lake Daniel W., clerk with Thomas J. Chadhourne,
dwl S s Alta bet Montgomery and Sansom
LAKE DELOS, attorney at law, office 315 Califor-
nia, dwl NE cor Laguna and Gough
Lake George, pressman with Cubery & Co., dwl
Hickory nr Buchanan
Luke George C, cashier Continental Ljfe Insur-
ance Co., dwl 734 Post
Lake Harvey, collector Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 112 Perry
Lake Henry, clerk with Andrew Flynn, and manu-
facturer blacking, 636 Third
Lake James, liquor dealer, dwl 540 Howard
LAKE SUPERIOR AND PACIFIC FUSE CO.,
302 Mont,Jobn Skinker agent,office 108 Battery
Lake Tahoeand San Francisco Water Works, office
SoS Montgomery
LAKE WILLIAM B., advertising and purchasing
agent, office 302 Montgomery, dwl 1023 Hyde
Lakeman Charles, expresswagon, cor Pine and San
Lakmann Sophie, (widow) dwl 811 Union
Lakens Jane E., (widow) dwl 12 Bagley Place
Lakin F., laborer Cul. P. R. R. Co. 's steamer
Amelia
Lakin Hannah E., lodgings, S s Oregon bet Druinm
and Davis
Lalande Araene, jeweler with Frontier &. Belle-
mere, dwl 2 Franklin
Lalland Etienne, wigmaker with Jean B. Fayard,
dwl cor Dupont and Broadway
Lalley John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 726 Clem
Lai ley John, laborer, dwl 726 Clementina
Lally C. A., tinner, dwl 710 Kearny
Lally Edward, dwl 10^ Folsom Avenue
Lamaivhe Madame, dressmaker, and furnished
rooms, 112 Geary
Lamb Charles, messenger with Bradley & Rulof-
son, dwl 525 Pine
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHA.&.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
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Lamb Dana, carpenter, dwl 543 Minna,
Lamb Daniel, carpenter, dwl 513 Minna
Lamb E. G., salesman with Breeze & Lougbran,
dwl 603 Pine
Lamb Freeman 15., carpenter, 231 Second, dwl To-
maso nr California Avenue, Beinal Hhjhts
Lamb George, salesman witb Holman & Co., dwl
713 Bu.-h
Lamb Hiram, lamidryman Lick House
Lamb Irene Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School
Lamb Isaac, fancygoods, 152 Third, dwl Clarendon
House
Lamb John, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Lamb .Mary Miss, famished rooms, 30 Hunt
Lamb Martin W., capitalist, dwl 8 Second Avenue
Lamb Matilda, (widow) furnished rooms, 811 Market
Lamb Philip, engineer Lick House
Lamb Sarah, (widow) laundry, dwl 4 Jessie
Lamb Thomas J., corresponding clerk, dwl 612
California
Lamb Thomas S., butcher with Gleason Bros, dwl
519 Bush
Lamb William E., assistant cutter U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 543 Minna
Lamb William EL, watchmaker, dwl 525 Pine
Lamb William P., assistant bookkeeper with Red-
ington, Hostetter & Co., dwl 713 Bush
Lambach Christian, jobwagon foot Washington, dwl
W s Climou bet Brannan and Townsend
Lambard Orville D., miner, dwl Union Club
Lambert Charles, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Lambert Charles, seaman, bds 238 Steuart
Lambert Charles R. , dwl 411 Sansom
Lambert Elisha, (Lambert, Palmer & Co.) dwl 3
Spear
Lambert George, printer, dwl 24 Third
Lambert James, waiter Lick House
Lambert John S., clerk, 234 Mont, dwl 16 De Boom
Lambert Marie, irouer, dwl 536 Broadway
Lambert Miles, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl Ss Eddy nr Van Ness Avenue
Lambert Milton, miner, dwl 227 Sixth
LAMBERT, PALMER & Co., (Elisha Lambert,
Cassius C. Palmer, and William Boughty)
wool and produce commission merchants, and
agents Stockton Woolen Mills, office 3 Spear
and 39 Market
Lambert Peter, dwl Greenwich nr Franklin
Lambert Richard, assistant assessor U. S. Internal
Revenue, dwl 1 18 Fourth
Lambert Sarah, (widow)furnished rooms, 122 Genrv
LAMBERT WILLIAM, (Rucks & L.J dwl NW
cor Buchanan and Oak
Lambert William, (Lambert & Wright) &w\ NW
cor Sansom and Pacific
Lambert William, agent M. James Keating, 624
Merchant, dwl 226 Chestnut
Lambert William, steward bark Shooting Star, S.F.
Gas Co.'s Wharf
Lambert William P., livery stable. SE cor Folsom
and Fifth
Lambert & Wright, (William Lambert and James
Wright) clothing, NW cor Sansom and Pacific
Lambeiton Louis, commission merchant, dwl 5
Cushman
Lambie John, dresser City and County Hospital
Lamboru Stephen N., carpenter and builder, dwl S s
First Avenue bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Lamburth Archibald, carpenter, dwl SW cor Mari-
posa and Minnesota
Lamer Amable, blacksmith with Thomas D. La-
mer, dwl Es Valencia nr Sixteenth
Lamer Thomas D., blacksmith NW cor Valencia
and Seventeenth, dwl W s Mission Aveuue nr
Seventeenth
Lamiere Autoine, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bush and Dupont
Lamke Peter, barkeeper with Charles Pope, dw'
NW cor Fillmore and Francisco
Lamm Rudolf, seaman, dwl 631 Davis
Lammas Henry, drayman, dwl S s Sutter nr La-
guna
Lammers Theodore IT. A., porter N. P. Trans. Co.,
217 Sansom, dwl 210J Clara
Lammers Henry J., drayman, NW cor Clay and
Battery
Lammot Henry H., under-sheriff City and County,
office 8 City Hall, first floor, dwl cor Fulton
and Devisadero
Latnont George W., (Brummond & L.) dwl 12
Second Avenue
Lamont Hugh H., machinist with Hawkins &
Caul re II
Lamont James, shipwright, dwl 70 Clementina
Lamoreaux Samuel, p linter, dwl 2 McCormack
LAMOTT ANTHONY, hatter, 227 Montgomery,
dwl 609 Bush
Lamott Louis, cook with Lawrence O'Connell, dwl
277 Slevenson
Lampe Alexander, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Lampe Alexander F., seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
LAMPE BROTHERS, ( Theodore C. and William
A.) Cosmopolitan hairdressing and bathing
paiace, basement Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lampe C. A., carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lampe Henry, woodturner California Planing Mill,
dwl 512 Howard
Lampe Theodore C, (Lampe Bros.) dwl 517 Oc-
tavia
Lampe William A., (Lampe Bros.) dwl 22 Fifth
Lamping Lewis G, tinsmith with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl Montgomery House
Lampman Henry, chief engineer S. S. Orizaba, dwl
907 Union
Lampman Robert, printer, dwl NE cor Montgomery
and Green
Lamson George F., (Lamson & Chamberlin) dwl
706 California
LAMSON & CHAMBERLIN, jGeorSe F. Lam-
son and William Chamberlin) auctioneers and
commission merchants, 53!) California
Lanagan Edward, shoemaker, dwl 17 Fourth
Lauagau Patrick, laborer, dwl 10 Grove
Lauahan John, laborer, dwl 66 Jessie
Laaahan Patrick, laborer, dwl 431 Shipley
Lanahan Richard, laborer, dwl 566 Mission
Lancaster Charles E., dentist, office 607 Kearny,
dwl 1221 Folsom
Lancaster David A., insurance agent, dwl 453
Bryant
Lancaster J., civil engineer, dwl 124 Sansom
LANCASTER JOSEPH, merchant tailor, 625
Washington, res Alameda
Lancaster William, seaman steamer Kalorama,
Washington Street Wharf
Lancaster William, seaman bark Naramissic, Pa-
cific Street Wharf
Lancey T. C, offiee 432 Montgomery
Land and Loan Co., William Buiiiug president,
office 428 California
Land Charles, real estate, office 41 1 J California,
dwl Grand Hotel
Land Channeey B., real estate, office 411 j Califor-
nia, dwl 727 Bush
Land Investment Co., office 328 Montgomery
Land James N., carpenter, dwl N s Minna nr
Eleventh
LAND MORTGAGE UNION OF CALIFOR-
NIA, office 123 Post
LAND OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD CO., SW cor Market and New Mont-
gomery
LAND OFFICE U. S., office 506 Jackson
Laud Office Western Pacific Railroad, office 734
Montgomery
Laud Purchasers Association, office 304 Montgomery
JONFJ3, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
25
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
386
SAN FRANCISCO J i ] DIRECTORY
Bernard, clerk U. S. B. Mint, dwl 324
Kearny
Lande Josephine Mies, teacher Lincoln Primary
School
Lande Maria R. Mrs., dwl 318] Fifth
Landenberger Louis, porter, 202 Pine
l oberger Panlina, housekeeper, 429 Sixth
Lander John, hairdresser, <!wl 425 Clementina
Lander Patterson C. real estate, office 504 Kearny,
dwl < losmqpolitan 1 [otel
LANDERS, BYRNE & CO., f David Landers
and Michael Byrne) dry goods, -1 Third
Landers David, (Landers. Byrne & Co.) dwl 11
Powell
Landers I>"i-a, ('widow) dwl 11 Powell
Landers Edward. (Landers & Co.) dwl 1020 Jack
Landers .lames, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 79
( leincntina
Landers John, (Landers & Co.) dwl Nucleus
House
Landers John, butcher, dwl Fifth Avenue bet K and
L. South S. F.
Landers John, laborer, dwl 23 Natoma
Landers John K., clerk with Thomas P. Ryan, dwl
X s Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Landers Michael, collector Manhattan Life Ins. Co.,
New York, dwl S\V cor Bush and Lyon
Landers Patrick, salesman, dwl 2409 Buchanan
Landers Richard, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., dwl 30 Zoe
Landers Samuel, (colored) bootblack, dwl 1208 Pow
Landers Sarah, (widow) millinery and fancy goods,
N s Sixteenth bet. Second Av and Guerrero
Landi rs Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 710
Kearny
Landers William, clerk Imperial Fire Ins. Co., dwl
322 O' Karrell
Landers William J., with Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl
322 OFarrell
LANDERS & CO., (John and Edward Landers)
general agents Manhattan Life Ins. Co., New
York, office 50? Montgomery cor Sacramento
Landgraf Charles, blacksmith w:irh Raabe & Zahn,
dwl Ws Railroad Av bet Fifth and Sixth Av
Landu'iaf Jacob, machinist with J. Weichart, dwl
207 Dupont
Landis Casper, taubaths, 51 Minna, dwl 53 Minna
Lan.lis Gustave C, (L. E. Week & Co. J dwl 724
Oreen
Lmdiia George, cook, dwl 646| Pacific
Lando Harris, clothing and furnishing goods, 403
Kearny, dwl 341 Minna
Lando Israel, hairdresser with H. Sonnenfeld, dwl
1020 Hyde
Lando Joseph, boots and shoes,503 Kearnv,dwl 1020
Hyde
Lando Philip, bootcutter with Mason & Taylor, dwl
1020 Hyde
Landou M.A., ( widow) dwl 928 Clay
Landry Eustache B., clerk with Xorbert Landrv,
dwl 1421 Sacramento
LANDRY NORBERT, real estate agent and rent
collector, office 612 Commercial, dwl 1421 Sac
Landry Thereuce, cooperage, 110 Davis, dwl 31(3
Tyler
Lands Antoine, barkeeper with John H. Scheper,
dwl XL cor Bryant and Beale
Land's Building, SE cor Sansom and Bnsh
Landsberg Henry, cigars and tobacco. 228 Batterv
and 123 Sansom, dwl 708 Hyde
Landsberg Herman, boots and shoes, 936 Market
Landsberg Louis, liquor dealer, dwl 70S Hyde
Lanusl.erger Adolph .salesman with Ackerman Bros
dwl 2 Raphael Place
LANDSBERGER I.& CO.,(Arpad Ear as z thy and
A. 6. Heincken) manufacturers champagne and
dealers native wines, 429 Jackson
Landsherger Isidor, (I. Landsberscr & Co. ) dwl 19
Oak Grove Avenue
Landsberger Joseph, salesman with I. Landsherger
& Co., dwl 2 Raphael Place
Laudsider Augustus, teamster, dwl W s Natoma not
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Landy Aaron, dry goods dealer, dwl 516 Howard,
Landy Edwin, with Babcock & Moyar, dwl N*s
Eddy nr Laguna
Landy John, compositor Morning Bulletin, dwl Ni-
antic Hotel
Lane Albert, carpenter with Cole & Haskell, dwl
428Brannan
Lane Andrew, engineer, dwl W s Webster bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
LANE BROTHERS, (John, Michael and Daniel)
proprietors Delmonico Restaurant. 41 Second
Lane Charles W., ovsterman with Michael McDer-
mott, dwl 730 Union
Lane Cornelius, teamster with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Lane Cornelius C, special policeman, dwl NE cor
Green and Larkin
Lane Daniel, (Lane Bros.) dwl S 8 Hinckley bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Lane Daniel J. .'shoemaker, dwl 221 Eighth
Lane Daniel W., miner, dwl 407 Shipley
Lane Dennis, quarryman, dwl 25 Clinton
Lane Edmund, plumber and gastitter, 505 Kearny,
dwl SE cor Twentieth and Columbia
Lane George E. Jr.. (Martin & L.) dwl 416 Har
Lane H.D., assistant engineer N.P.Trans.Co.'s S.S.
Orizaba
Lane James, ealker with P.M. S.S. Co.
Lane James A.. (Lane & Richardson) dwl SE cor
Turk and Fillmore
Lane John, (Lane Bros.) dwl S s Hinckley bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Lane John, blacksmith N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 229
Perry
Lane John, driver Bay View & Potrero R. R., dwl
Potrero
Lane Johu, miner, dwl 515 Stevenson
Lane Kate Mrs., dressmaker, N s Post bet Broder-
iek and Baker
LANE LEVI C, professor surgery medical depart-
ment University of the Pacific, and physician
and surgeon, office and dwl 664 Mission
Lane Martin, glasscutter with John Mallon, dwl 586
Stevenson
Lane Michael, (Lane Bros.) dwl S s Hinckley bet
Kearny and Montgomery
LanePatriVk. la iorer, dwl 33 Minna
Lane Peter, commission merchant, 18 Clay, dwl 1007
California
Lane Richard, clerk with David Samuels, dwl 251
Jessie
Lane Robert, ealker, dwl W s Alabama bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Lane T. D., warertonder stmr Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
Lane Thomas A., dwl N s Post bet Broderick and
Baker
Lane Timothy, laborer, dwl N s Natoma nr Eighth
Lane William, cook, 21 Vallejo
Lane William, dwl 23 Kearny
Lane William, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Lane William E., plumber and gasfitter with Ed-
mund Lane, dwl E s Dolores bet Twentieth and
Columbia
Lane & Kurt/. Cariboo M. Co., (British Columbia)
office 32 Merchants' Exchange
Lane <fc Richardson, (James A. Lane and Jacob
Richardson) teamsters, Third Street Wharf
Lane — See Lain and Laine
Laufar Benjamin F., clerk, 5 Front, dwl 14 Pros-
pect Place
Lanfenberg Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1323 Sac
Lanfer Oscar, bookkeeper, dwl 1016 Stockton
Lanfrancbi Bonaventura, clerk with Consul Gene-
ral for France, dwl 2005 Polk
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importerslca^warTand Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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Lanfranchi C. Mrs., teacher Tavlor and Mason ^>ts
Cosmopolitan School, dwl 2005 Polk
Lang Alexander, merchant, dwl N s Ellis bet Brod
erick and Devisadero
Lang Charles, laborer with Eberhart & Lachman,
dwl 226 Brannan
Lang Charles E., sign find ornamental painter, 216
Washington, dwl 1714 Mason
Lang Ernest, watchmaker, dwl 852 Washington
Lang Ferdinand, bookkeeper with S. Levy & Co.,
dwl 520 Stockton
Lang George, ( Lansr 8f Co.) dwl 125 Morton
Lang George A., engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl S is Berry nr Fourth
Laug George R., carpenter, dwl NW cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Lang Henry, (J. W. Goppage & Go.) dwl 262 Clara
Lang Isaac L., clerk, 320 Sansom, dwl 357 Clem
Lang John, butcher with William K. Dietrich, dwl
1322 Polk
Lang John, driver Cent. R. R.
Lang John, seaman schooner Meldon, Washington
Street Wharf
Lang John F., locksmith and gold and silver plater,
1306 Stockton
Lang Lewis, boarding, 20 Page
Lang Mam ice, porter with Bnttan, Holbrook & Co.
Lang Samuel W., real estate, dwl 6t7 Folsom
Lang William, milkman, dwl N s Post bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
Lang William H., clerk, dwl 309 Third
LANG & CO., (George Lang and, Daniel Grans)
wholesale Cal wines and liquors, 8 Morton
Langan Bridget, (widow) furnished rooms, 229 Sixth
Lankan John, butcher with Edward McGlynu, dwl
211 Folsom
Lankan Peter, watchman India Rice Mill
Langan Thomas, policeman City Hall, dwl NE cor
Sacramento ami Leidesdorff
Langdon Hannah Miss, seamstress, dwl 5 Hardie PI
Langdon Levi H. , carpenter, dwl SE cor Eighth
and Minna
Lange Charles, cellerman, 534 Market, dwl 431
Clementina
Lansre Charles, clerk with Chauncey & Co., dwl 416
Post
Lange Charles, laborer, 423 Bush
Lange Charles H., liquor saloon, 106 Steuart
Lange Edward A., porter with Thomas H. Selby &
Co., dwl E s Treat Avenue bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Lange Frederick W., groceries and liquors, NWcor
Powell and Lombard, dwl 2001 Powell
Lange Henry, clerk with Henry Neunaber, dwl 301
Folsom
LANGE HENRY, groceries and liquors, 1115
Folsom
Lange Hermann, wagonmaker with Andresen
Bros., dwl 607 Battery
Lange John, stevedore, dwl E s Treat Avenue nr
Twenty third
Lange Peter N., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Crook and Townsend
Lange Philip, engineer, dwl 236 Sutter
Lange William, malster Pioneer Malt Works, dwl
E s Siockton nr Bay
Lange William, milkranch. Cole nr Kate
Langel Andrew, beersaloon, 1306 Dupont
Langermann C. F. A., blacksmith with N. W.
Spanldiug, dwl 2 Dale
Langermann Herman, blacksmith with N. W.
Spanldiug, dwl 728 Market
Langford Thomas, harborpoliceman, dwl 2 Jackson
Place
Langford William G., (Langford & Bancroft) dwl
303 Jessie
Langford & Bancroft, f William G. Langford and
William IV. Bancroft) attorneys at law, office
41 li California
Langland Benjamin F., clerk California Trust Co.,
dwl 1215 Mission
LANGLAND NELSON P., stairbnilder, wood-
turner and scrollsawyer, 485 Brannan, dwl 1215
Mission
Langley A., engineer ship Germania, Rincon
Wharf
Langley Charles, (Charles Langley $? Co.) dwl 662
Harrison
Langley Charles, special policeman . dwl 2 Crook
LANGLEY CHARLES & CO., (Henry Michaels)
importers and jobbers drags, chemicals, drug-
gists' materials, and agents Phoenix Quicksilver
Mining Co., SW cor Clay and Battery
Lantrlev David, general dealer, dwl 12 Louisa
LANGLEY HENRY G., Directory publisher, office
and dwl 612 Clay nr Montgomery
Langley James, clerk, dwl 1202± Folsom
Langley William, laborer, dwl 338 Bush
Langley William A., assayer, office 334 Montgom-
ery, dwl 330 O'Farrell
Langmaak F., cabinetmaker with Luchsiuger & Son,
dwl 8 Polk
Langrehr Henry, porter with A. Crawford & Co.,
dwl 27 Market
Langrehr Henry C, tinsmith with Ezra T. Buck-
uam, dwl 27 Market
Langrehr Richard, miner, dwl 27 Market
Langridge George, butcher, SE cor Union and Hyde
Langscbur Jacob, cook, 607 Sacramento, dwl 108
Mason
Langstadter Isaiah S., clerk with S. Langstadter,
dwl 215 Fourth
Lanastadter Meyer, salesman, 232 Montgomery, dwl
863 Folsom
Langstadter Seligman, drygoods, 44 Second, res
Oakland
Langston Jesse, teamster Pacific Glass Works, dwl
W s Iowa nr Mariposa
Langstroth John A., accountant S. F. Savings'
Union, dwl 174 Tehama
Langtou John C, clerk, dwl E s Pierce bet Bush
and Sutter
Lanigan Edward, collarmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl SW cor Vallejo and Sansom
Lanigan James, laborer, dwl 162 First
Lanigau John, teamster, dwl N s Mont Court
Lanigan Lawrence, laborer, dwl E s Vincent nr
Green
Lanigan Martin, laborer Golden Gate Park
Lanigan Michael, laborer with Hancock ifc Kelso
Lanigan William, cartman, dwl W s San nr Val
LANKENAU FRED., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Powell and Ellis
Lankenau Henry, (Lankenau # Hansen)) dwl S
W cor Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Lankenau Richard, (Lankenau 8? Lssendorf) dwl
305 Howard
Lankenau & Hansen, (Henry Lankenau & Pc/er
Hansen) groceries and liquors, SW cor Railroad
ami Eleventh Avenues, South S. F.
LANKENAU & ISSENDOUF, (Richard Lanke-
nau and Frederick Issendorff) groceries aud
liquors, 301 Howard, cor Beale
Lankersbim Isaac, grain dealer, office 5 Battery,
(and Scho/le & L.) dwl 1521 California
Lankersbim James B., office Union Warehouse,
dwl 1521 California
Lann Charles, tailor, dwl 1019 Powell
Lannay V. E., ('widow) teacher French, dwl 123
Silver
Lannon James W., vice 'principal Valencia Street
Grammar School, dwl 424 £ Shipley
Lanuouette Edward, shoemaker, dwl 444 Jessie
Lanoux Frank, baker with T. J. Chadbourne, dwl
1414 Dupont
Lanpher Walter A., butcher, dwl Black Point
Lanphers Charles, porter Western Union Telegraph
Co,, res Oakland
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroiderme Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Mcratg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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1 in- Felix, florist, NE cor Turk and Van
Ness Avenue
Lansing Calvin V.. smutter Golden Gate Flour Mill,
dm I 63 Tehama
. .■ Evert .1., hatter with A. Lnmott, dwl 631
Sacramento
Henry J., melter S. F, Assaying and Refin-
Works, dwl 8Wcor Bryant and Tweuty-
fonrth
Lansing Jacob, watchman City R. R., dwl 1436
M ission
Lansing MelindaJ. Mrs., copvist, dwl 1016 Stock
Lansing M. R., (widow) dwl li26 Pine
Lansing .Nettie, (widow) dwl 625 Minna
I. usi: g Samuel J., auditor S. P. II. R. Co., dwl
1 126 Pine
! William f!., clerk tax collector's office, dwl
7: II i Folsom
Lanson Lawson, laborer, dwl 515 Fulton
Lanszweert Louis, physician and chemist, 335 Fifth,
dwl 17'J Clara
Lantee dean, bootmaker, dwl 758 Market
Lantheaume Louis L., liquor saloon, 5_'0 Merchant
haulier George, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 238 Third
Lanver Joseph, Swiss Exchange, 507 Pine
Lapachet Bernard, barkeeper with Samuel Tetlow,
dwl 805 Kearny
Lapachet Pierre, barkeeper with Samuel Tetlow,
dwl 805 Kearny
Lapfgeer William A., teacher music, dwl 219 Gearv
Laphaui Grant, salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl 1716
Pacific
Lapham Lorenzo.Atlantic Straw Works. 132 Fourth,
dwl W s Treat Avenue bet Twenty-third mid
Twenty-fourth
Lapidge Autouie, laborer, dwl W s Eighth nr
Shipley
Lapidge Mary Mrs., proprietress Brevoort House,
NE cor Fourth and Mission
Lapidge William F., captain P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
-\ W cor Valencia and Nineteenth
Lapierre J. M., foreman S. P. R. R.
Laplace Frank, ruarblecutter, dwl Seventh bet
Brannan and Bryant
Laplace Jules, porter Lafayette Hotel, dwl 736
Pacific
Lapman Charles, Mission express, dwl 120 Shotwell
Lapoint Moses, driver with John Howes, 504 Sau-
sonie
Laporte John B., real estate agent, office 328 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1203 Market
Laponble Frank, liquor saloon, 1211 Dupont
Laponlide Adolphe, eellarman with I. Landsbereer,
& Co., dwiyPincknev
Laponlide Gustavo, clerk with E. G. Lyons & Co.,
dwl 9 Hinckley
Laponlide Lewis, eellarman with I. Landsberger &
Co., dwl 9 Pinckney
Lappin William, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
lit) Pacific
Lapsley Thomas, carpenter, dwl 121 Shipley
Lapum Hicks, wood and coal, SW cor Shotwell and
twentieth
Larbig Nicolas, pilot Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Larco Nicholas, importer provisions, coffee, etc.,
430 1 Jackson, (and Brignardello. MaceMavello
& Co.) dwl 317 Green
Lardner George C, salesman with Michael Walsh,
dwl 632 Minna
Lardner Henry F.. shorthand reporter with Samuel
J. Clarke, Jr., dwl 783 Market
Larey J M. C, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy
Largan James Rev., pastor R. C. church Holy
Cross, dwl N s Geary bet Devisaderoand Brod-
erick
Largardio Bartholomew, fruit stand, 502 California
Largan .lames Rev., pastor Church of the Holy
Cioss. dwl N s Geary bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Large Henry, packer with Redington, Hostetter &
& Co., dwl 166 Tehama
Largen William, painter, dwl 426 Hayes
Largey .lames, teamster, dwl 22 Turk
Largue James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Larimer Anderson W., saildle and harnessmaker,
dwl W s Dolores bet Seventeenth and Doiland
Larity Eliza, (widow) furnished rooms, 281 Minna
Larkey James Ctpt., U. S. engineers, office 533
Kearny, dwl N W cor Webster and Filbert
Larkin Alfred O., real estate, office 604 Merchant,
dwl 1116 Stockton
Larkin Ellen, (widow) furnished rooms, 652 Miss
Larkin George B., draymau, 37 Battery, dwl 108
Natoma
Larkin Henry W., (of James Anthony & Co.,
Sacramento) dwl cor Howard and Twenty-
first
Larkin Hugh, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl SW cor Clementina and Sumner
Larkin James, captain, dwl NW cor Filbert and
Webster
Larkin James II., actor Bella Union Theater, dwl
Vallejo Place
Larkin .Tared, barkeeper with Charles Diedrich,
dwl NW cor Sierra and Louisiana
Larkin John, asphaltum roofer, dwl 255 Jessie
Larkin John N., compositor Evening Post, dwl
36 Eddy
Larkin Lawrence, hostler, dwl 13 Hunt
Larkin Louisa, (widow) dwl 1116 Stockton
Larkin Michael, driver with Summit Ice Co., dwl
312 Mission
Larkin Michael, expresswagon, 415 Davis
Larkin .Michael, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dwl
6 O'Parrell Alley
Larkin Rachel, (widow) dwl 1116 Stockton
Larkin Stephen, cook N. P. Traus. Co.'s S. S. Cali-
fornia
Larkin Thomas, (Larkin & Flaherty) dwl Ash
Avenue nr Larkin
Larkin Thomas, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Larkin Thomas, teamster, SE cor First and Market,
dwl 31 Ritch
Larkin Thomas, laborer, 104 Kearny, dwl N s Ash
nr Larkin
Larkin Thomas Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
R. C. Church, dwl 731 Mission
Larkin Thomas 0., real estate, office 004 Merchant,
dwl SE cor Stockton and Pacific
Larkin & Flaherty, i Thomas Larkin and Richard
Flaherty) asphaltum workers and roofers, office
104 Kearny
Larking Frederick, (Larkins dj. Catania) dwl N s
Sacramento nr Broderick
Larkins Lawrence, hostler, dwl Mission nr Fifth
Larkins Thomas, pantryman Brooklyn Hotel
Larkins William, (Larkins 6jr Co.) dwl S sDorland
bet Dolores and Guerrero
LARKINS & CATANIA, (Frederick Larkins and
Joseph Catania) fish, 101 and 102 California
Market
Larkins & Co., (William Larkins and George Mo-
Leod) carriage manufactory. 631-633 Howard
Lanien Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 108 Shiplev
Larney Nicholas, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Larnnis D. C, butcher with Jean Salmon* Co.,
dwl Lafayette Hotel
Laroche Abel* teacher French, office 23 Gearv, dwl
302 Stockton
Laroche F., dwl 127 Kearny
Laronche A. & Co., (F. Pegnilhan and J. Stork)
proprietors trench rotisserie, 825 and 827 Dupont
Laronche Antoine, (A. Laronche Sf Co.) dwl 825
Dupont
Larrabee G. B., (widow) furnished rooms, 5 Fourth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.. Whole3ale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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Larrabee John F., books and stationery, 702 Mar-
ket, dwl 1524 Sacramento
Larrabee William J., contractor, dwl 5 Fourth
Larranri Beuita Miss, seamstress, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Larrimore R., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Larroche Francois, tripe, etc., 21 San Francisco
Market dwl cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F,
Larroche Vincent, (Larroche & Husson) dwl 649
Third
Larroche & Husson ( Vincent Larrocke and Paul
Husson) wholesale butchers, cor Fifth and
Railroad Avenue
Larry John, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Larsen Andrew. (Larsen & Kruse) dwl Spear bet
Howard and Mission
Larsen Andrew, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Larsen Andrew, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Larsen Christian, fireman steamer Reform, Jackson
St. Wharf, dwl 1813 Mason
Larsen Christian, watchman, 1023 Kearny
Larsen Edward, captain schooner Stiua Nicolaisou,
1 Market
Larsen Frank, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Larsen Gilbert, shoemaker with F. X, East, dwl
152 Natoma
Larsen Jacob, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steuart
Larsen J din, seaman, dwl 531 East
Larsen Lars, carpenter Cal. Planing Mill, dwl 732
Folsi im
Larsen Lars, laborer with Woodhams & Ludlum,
dwl Fulton bet Octavia and Laguna
Larsen Lewis, packer, dwl N s Moulton nr Steiner
Larsen Loins, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1 Steu
Larsen Martin T., bootmaker with E. Olsen, dwl 9
Mission
Larsen P. C. & Co., ( William Wilson) Watches and
jewelry, 217 Kearny
Larsen Titer, mariner, dwl 132 Steuart
Larsen Peter, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Larsen Peter, stevedore, dwl E s Kearny bet Lom-
bard and Greenwich
Larsen Peter C, (P. C. Larsen & Go.) dwl 706
Mason
Larsen Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Larsen William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
LARSEX <fc KRUSE, (Andrew Larsen anil Con-
rad IF. Kruise) wines and liquors, SE cor Clay
and Montgomery
Larseneur Adeline, (widow) dwl 5 Hunt
Larseneur Charles T., gasiitter with Thomas Day,
dwl 5 Hunt
Larseneur Dominick, machinehand Mechanics'
Mill, dwl 5 Hunt
Larseneur Louis, (Larseneur S? Sheen n) dwl cor
Bush and Cemetery Avenue
Larseneur & Sbeerin, / Louis Larseneur and Daniel
Sheen n) marblecutters, cor Bush and Lyons
Larson Daniel, tailor, dwl 337 Bush
Larson .lames, 'Larson 4' Abrahamson) dwl 534
Folsom
Larson & Abrahamson, (James Larson and Nelson
Abrahamson) wood and coal, 259 First
Lartigan J. P., clerk with Lemoine, Gauibert &
Co.
Larzelere W. B.. produce commission, 219 Washing-
ton, dwl 425 Bryant
Lasalie E. B., draftsman with II. S. Surveyor, dwl
Bryant bet Third and Fourth
Lasar Emanuel, merchant, dwl 029 Green
Lasar Leopold, merchant, dwl 1522 Powell
Lascelle Robert, porter with Drake & Emerson.
dwl 904 Kearny
Laselle J. A., salesman with J. W. Davidson & Co.,
dwl 314 Bush
Lascouts Honore, wigmaker, dwl 13 Virginia
Lash Isidor, lace manufacturer, 1112 Folsom
Lashier Francis H., physician, office and dwl 741
Market
Lashier Francis H. Jr., clerk with Philander F.
Tripp, dwl 741 Market,
Lask Harry J., actuary Union Ins. Co., dwl 918
Stockton
Lask Louis, (of L. Lask & Co., Marysville) office
13 Battery, dwl 918 Stockton
Lass August C, laborer, dwl 515 Chestnut
Lass Christian, master mariner, dwl N s Filbert bet
Montgomery and Sanscm
Lassans Nicholas, laborer, dwl W s San Jose. Road
bet St. Marv's College and Five Mile House
Lasselle F. H., clerk U. S. B. Mint, dwl 517 Miss
Lassen Anton, laborer with Putzman &. Co., dwl
236 Sutter
Lassen John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lassen Louis, shipmaster, dwl 34 Frederick
Lastreto Louis F., bookkeeper with N. Larco, dwl
1213 Mason
Lastreto Luca, driver with Domingo Ghirardelli,
dwl 1509 Dupont
Laswell Charles H., plumber and gasfitter, dwl 7 17
Mission
Laswell M. D.. plumber and pumpmaker, 747 Miss
Latapre Jules, butcher with M. L. Paile, dwl 1224
Dupont.
Latford Thomas, laborer, dwl 125^ Shipley
Latham Charlotte, dressmaking, 1037 Howard
Latham Edward F., barkeeper, 113 Liedesdorff,
dwl 609 Jackson
Latham Frank B., clerk with James H. Latham,
dwl 725 Pine
Latham James, carpenter, dwl 1037 Howard
LATHAM JAMES H.. stock and money broker,
411 California, dwl 636 Folsom
LATHAM J.K.S.,stock and money broker.office 411
California, dwl 1002 Powell "
LATHAM MILTON S., manager London and
San Francisco Bank, Limited, office 423 Cali-
fornia, dwl 63li and 638 Folsom
Latham Richard, laborer, dwl W s Salmon nr
Broadway
Latham William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Latham William B., attorney at law, dwl 1623
Webster
Lathrop Elisha N., carriagetrimmer with A. Fol-
som, dwl 18 Ellis
Lathrop Frank H., photographer with Edouart &
Cobb, dwl 504 Kearny
Lathrop IL, physician, dwl 23 Kearny
Lathrop H. D. Rev., rector Church of the Advent,
dwl 411 Ellis
Latimer Charles F., clerk, 32 Kearny, dwl 356*
Third
Latimer George, brassfinisher Union Brass Foun-
dry, dwl 116 Tehama
Latimer John, longshoreman, dwl 319 Vallejo
LATIMER LORENZO D., U. S. Attorney, office
6 U. S. Court Building, dwl 26J Kearay
Latimer Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, 358 Third
Latour Felix, capitalist, dwl New Franklin House
Latson Abraham C, contractor, dwl 477 Jessie
Latson Charles H., driver with Hall & Co., dwl 477
Jessie
Latson Frank P., clerk, 638 Market, dwl N s Haight
nr Laguna
Lattimore George, salesman 634 Market, dwl 405
Stevenson
Lattimore John, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Latturs John, blacksmith, dwl 315 Mission
Latz Benjamin, salesman with Simon Cohen, dwl
410 Pacific
Latz Samuel, hatter, dwl 608 Post
Latz Samuel, Jr., bookkeeper 307 Sacramento, dwl
319 Pacific
Lau Albert H., proprietor patent anchor and thim-
ble, dwl SE cor Leavenworth and Sacramento
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Laab Prank, baker with Werner 4 Co., 20 Belden
Lauck George, engineer with Cluck & Hansen,
dwl SE cor Fulton and Webster
Lauden Martin K.. president Pacific Business Col-
lege, 27 Post, dwl inoi California
Lander George, (Lauder A Sou/ dwl 12 P;irk Av
Lander Louie G., (Lauder & Son) dwl 12 Park
A\ enne
Lander Silas W*, drayman, dwl 12 Park Avenue
Lander & 8on, ( George and Louis G. Lauder J hay
and grain, cor King and Fourth
Lane August, tailor, dwl 431 Hush
Lauenstem Frederick L., ( Saulmann & L.J&vtl
8 15 Post
Laueustein William P., clerk, G Hush, dwl 835
Post
Lanermann Nicholas, marbleworker with John
Daniel & Co., dwl 12 Bernard
Laufenberg Joseph, carpenter II. C. League, 230
Kearny
Lanier George, cook German Hospital
Lauffer Erhard, bakery, 804 Greenwich
Lanfiin Horan, carpenter, dwl 22 Rausch
Lang August, porter, dwl 880 Pacific
Laugh James, saloonkeeper, dwl 540 Howard
:ad If W., clerk with J. W. Davidson & Co.,
dwl 556 Bryant
Langhland William, carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 31.") First
Laughlin Edward, grocer, dwl 410 Jones
Laughlin Hugh, carpenter, dwl E s Hyde het Lorn-
hard and Greenwich
Laughlin James, laborer, dwl S 8 Nineteenth het
Howard and Shotwell
Laughlin James, expreeswagoo cor Steuart and Mkt
Laughlin J. J., gardener with E. Bartlett, Point
Lobos Road nr Fifteenth Avenue
Laughlin John, boottreer, U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Laughlin Mary, (widow) dwl S s Lombard nr Fill-
more
Laughlin Peter J., carpenter, dwl W s Twenty-
first nr Harrison
Laughlin S iron N., bookkeeper with Donald Beadle,
dwl 1107 Pine
Laughlin Thomas, commission merchant, dwl 1011
Lark in
Laughlin Thomas, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Laughlin William, sawyer with D. A. Macdonald &
Co., dwl 315 First "
Laughran Thomas, clerk, dwl 223 O'Farrell
Laughran Thomas, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl NW cor Eighth and Folsom
Lauinger Charles, carpenter with A. A. Snvder, 63
Halleck
Lauinger George, expresswagon, 320 Washington,
dwl 5 St. Charles Place
Lauinger Johu B., waterman, dwl 9 St. Charles
Place
Lauinger John B. Jr., tinsmith with B. C. Austin,
dwl 9 St. Charles Place
Laumiers Theodore, porter with N. P. Trans. Co.,
dwl 210i Clara
Laun Philip, expresswagon, cor California and Mont-
gomery, dwl 310 Townsend
Lanndv Edwin, miller with Merrill, Babcox & Co.,
dwl cor Eddy and Laguna
LAUREL HILL CEMETERY, Cemetery Avenue
opposite Bush
Laurel Hill Homestead Association, office 304 Mont-
gomery
Laurence Joachim, fisherman, dwl llfi Jackson
Laurence John, blacksmith, dwl 242 Minna
Laurence Jose A., laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Laurence Maria, (widow) dwl N s Clay bet Hyde
and Leavenworth
Laurenson Peter, solicitor with Charles W. Lieb,
dwl Tehama nr Fourth
Laurent Ange, bookbinder, 620 Merchant
Laurent/. Oruber, laborer with Lyon & Co., dwl
151 Jessie
Lanriano .Manuel, stoker, dwl SW cor Drutnm and
Oregon
Lauricella Joseph, saloon keeper, dwl 726 Broad-
way
Lanrin Alphonse, waiter, 507 Clay
Lauriston Archibald, clerk with George Stevens, dwl
SE cor Battery and Union
Lauritzen J. P., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Lauterbach Ernest E., barkeeper, 318 Bush, dwl 10
Stockton Place
Lauterbach Martin, shoemaker with F. X. Kast,
dwl 10 Stockton Place
Lauterwasser Catherine, (widow) dwl 108 Eighth
Lauterwasser Christian, (Lauterwasser & Peters)
dwl S s Capp nr Twenty-fourth
Lauterwasser Frederick P., butcher with Henry J.
Boese, dwl Government House
Lauterwasser & Peters, (Christian Lauterwasser
<i ml Joseph C. Peters) hay and grain, 221 and
223 Sixth
Laux Edward, with Louis Schulze, dwl 423 Bush
Lanxmann Ceorge, cabinetmaker, dwl 1110 Folsom
Lauxmann John G.. cabinetmaker, dwl 1119 Folsom
Lavagniuo Luigi, fruitstand, SE cor Bush and Kear-
ny, dwl 336 Bush
Lavallee Miguel, blacksmith with Thomas D. La-
mer, dwl S s Seventeenth nr Valencia
Lavarie A., freight clerk steamer Nevada, Australia
S. S. Line
Lavaud Charles, blacksmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 8 Louisa
Laveaga J. M. de, clerk, dwl 1014 Stockton
Laveaga Jose V. de, merchant, dwl 1115 Stockton
Laveaga Miguel de, dwl 1115 Stockton
Laveaux Marie L. F. Mme., furnished rooms, 807
Dupont
Lavell Bridget, (widow) dwl 227 Minna
Lavell James, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers &
Co.
Lavelle Lansom, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Lavell Michael, bootmaker with Matthew White,
dwl 3 Ewer Place
Lavenberg A., (of A. Lavenberg & Co., Helena,
Montana) office 109 Battery
Lavenson Isidor, (Winter, Maurer & Co.) dwl
724 Sixteenth
Laventhal S. &. Co., (Julius Witt) clothing, 58 and
110 Third
Laventhal Samuel, (S. Lave ntkal & Co. ) dwl 114
O'Farrell
Laver Augustus, architect Board City Hall Com-
missioners, office cor Leavenworth and McAllis-
ter, dwl tWO Ellis
Lavery Charles, tinsmith with J. Armstrong, dwl
124 Eleventh
Lavery Francis, salesman, SE cor Bush and Kear-
ny, dwl 11 Ellis
Lavery Frank , I., clerk, dwl 914 .Market
Lavery Joseph G., bookkeeper with Rockwell, Coye
& Co., dwl 124 Eleventh
Lavery Margaret, (widow) dwl 914 Market
Lavery Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 541 Second
Lavery Thomas H., carpenter, dwl 520 Capp
Lavery William J., contractor, dwl 124 Eleventh
Lavhin John, laborer, dwl 26 Main
Laviguac Jean Baptiste, lodgings, 638 Pacific
Lavigne Adrienne Mrs., dressmaker, 258 First
Lavigne August, laborer, 647 Commercial
Lavigne Francois, liquor saloon, 812 Kearny
Lavigne Isaac, carpenter, dwl 258 First
Lavigne John, hairdresser, 738 Pacific, dwl SW cor
Jackson and Stockton
Lavigne Raymond, lithographic printer with Brit-
ton & Rey, dwl 1015 Stockton
Lavilla Rosario, bookkeeper with A. Giorgiani, dwl
Sonoma Place
Lavin John, seaman, dwl 24 De Boom
HUN^INGTOJST, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO Jj] DIRECTORY
891
Lavin John P., liquor saloon, NW cor Battery and
Broadway, dwl 911 Vallejo, rear
Lavine Frank, watchman U. S. B. Mint, res Oak-
land
Lavino Henry, watches, jewelry and musical instru-
ments, 908 Kearny, dwl 904 Kearny
Lavioso Luigi, clerk with Justinian Caire, dwl cor
Broadway and Stockton
Lavorel Pierre, cook with A. Laronche & Co., 825
Dupont
Lavrock George, carriagepainter, 417 Pine, dwl 114
Eddv
Law Clara G., (widow) dwl 1521 J Stockton
Law Henry, mattressmaker with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl Pacific bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Law Henry, plumber with J. H. O'Brien & Co.,
dwl Burgoyne Place
LAW LIBRARY, San Fraucisco, Mont Block
Lawall Frederick, liquor saloon, 925 Kearny, dwl
134 Dora
Lawler Dennis, special policeman, dwl 28 O'Far-
rell, rear
Lawler Francis, laborer, dwl W s Pctrero Avenue
bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Lawler Frank, eartman Cent. R. R.
Lawler Frank W., clerk with Samuel D. Woods,
dwl '26 Anna Lane
Lawler Frederick, silversmith with William Law-
ler, dwl 653 Clay
Lawler .John, longshoreman, dwl 315 First
Lawler Joseph, wholesale butcher, dwl SE cor
Santa Clara and Hampshire
Lawler Michael J., laborer, bds 304 Beale
Lawler Patrick, teamster with John Henderson Jr.,
dwl 7 Sumner
Lawler William, manufacturing silversmith aud
jeweler, 053 Clay
Lawler — See Lawlor
Lawless Edward, with Stephen L. Davies, dwl 17
Turk
Lawless Frank, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 30 Steuart
Lawless James, saddler, dwl 1225 Mission
Lawless John, carpenter Occidental Hotel, dwl 240
Green
Lawless John, laborer Government Warehouse,
Front Street Wharf, dwl 127 Pacific
Lawless Joseph C, saddler with M. Lawless, dwl
1225 Mission
Lawless Lawrence, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, *14 Howard
Lawless M., harness and saddle manufacturer, 628
Front, dwl 1225 Mission bet Eighth and Ninth
Lawless Michael, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl N s Oregon bet Front and Davis
Lawlor A., farmer Alms House
Lawlor David, ti unkmaker, dwl E s Secoud Ave-
enue nr Sixteenth
Lawlor Francis, groceries and liquors, 144 Minna
Lawlor Frederick, waiter Metropolitan Restaurant,
dwl 257 Tehama
Lawlor George U., clerk Grand Hotel, dwl 1153
Folsom
Lawlor James, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 519
Brannan
Lawlor John, brassfinisber Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 21 Minua
Lawlor John, liquors, Ocean Beach Road nr Alms
House
Lawlor John M., hotelkeeper, dwl 8 Powell
Lawlor Peter, (widow) dwl 46 Louisa
Lawlor Peter, hostler, dwl 28 Ritch
Lawlor Peter, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 16 Fol-
som Aveuue
Lawlor Richard, with D. Taylor, SW cor Dolores
and Seventeenth
Lawlor Thomas, laborer, dwl 905 Battery
Lawlor William M., resident physician City and
County Hospital
Lawlor Wilson, fireman, dwl 238 Steuart
Lawlor — See Lawler
Lawrence Carmel, (widow) dwl 443 Natoma
Lawrence E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1405 Stockton
LAWRENCE EDWIN A., attorney at law, ollice
318 California, dwl Occidental Hotel
Lawrence Francis, expresswagon, cor Davis and
Oregon, dwl 9 Verona Place
Lawrence Frederick W., inspector Custom House,
dwl 8 Verona Place
Lawrence George, laborer, dwl 1716 Mason
Lawrence Hans, special policeman, dwl 156 Steuart
Lawrence Henry H, assay department U. S. B.
Mint, dwl 1210 Polk
Lawrence Henry S., captain ship Dashing Wave,
pier 11 Steuart
Lawrence Jay V., carpenter with Ole Bergson,
dwl NE cor Union and Calhoun
Lawrence J. L., (widow) dwl 704 Howard
Lawrence John, blacksmith, dwl Minna bet Third
and Fourth
Lawrence Margaret, (widow) dwl 606 Powell
Lawrence Maria E., stewardess N. P. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. Idaho
Lawrence Paul, assistant engineer Cal. P. R. R.
Co.'s steamer Cornelia
Lawrence Peter, canvasser, dwl 325 Tehama
Lawrence R., fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Cornelia
Lawrence William, captain schooner Sea Nymph,
dwl 1136 Pacific
Lawrence William H., foreman P. M. S. S. Co.'s
Free Warehouse, dwl 49 Stanley Place
Lawrenson Edward, harnessmaker with J. O'Kane,
dwl 68 Natoma
Laws Beujamin, cook, 105 California Market
Laws D. J., varnisher with Goodwin & Co.
Laws George, night inspector Custom House
Laws James Jr., (colored) porter S. F. Assaying
and Refining Works, dwl 517 Gresn
Laws John, (Rouse $? L.J dwl S s Ellis bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Laws R. E. Mrs., psychometrist, 319 Kearny
Laws Stephen, laborer, dwl W s Jersey nr Six-
teenth
Lawsou Albert, bricklayer, dwl Ws Bartlett nr
Twenty -sixth
Lawson Charles F., oystermau with Solomon Tes-
more
Lawson Christian, fruit and confectionery, 202
Fifth
Lawsou Edward, captain schooner S. Nicholson
dwl 913 Greenwich
Lawson Edward, printer with Dewey &. Co.
Lawson George R., stairbuilder with Sanborn &
Byrnes, dwl 1609 Webster
Lawson Henry, conductor City R. R.
Lawson Henry L., boatman," foot Beale, dwl NW
cor Beale and Bryant
Lawson Jacob, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Lawson James, bookkeeper with David Porter, dwl
1414 Folsom
Lawson James S., assistant U. S. coast survey, 629
Kearny
Lawson John, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE coi Steuart and Mission
Lawson John, seaman, dwl 407 Pacific
Lawson John C, (Little &L.) dwl E s Guerrero bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Lawson Lawrence, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Lawson Ole, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Lawson Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Lawson Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 106 Steuart
Lawson William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Lawson William H., carpenter, dwl 218 Eleventh
Lawther Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 669 Mission
Lawton Asa T., dwl Grand Hotel
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sausom Street. Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
392
SAN FRANCISCO [ L, ] DIRECTORY
Lawton A. S. 0., clerk, 17 Front, dwl Prescott
House
Lawton Edgar M., freight-clerk S.S. Moses Taylor,
dwl I'."-"' Mission
Lawton Etbctrton I . oarriagetnakerwith J.H. Law-
ton & Oft., dwl 109 Eaves
Lawton Eli, painter, dwl 31 Eddy
LAWTON FRANKLIN, secretary S.F. Stock and
Exchange Board, 111! California, (and Wheeler
,*,- Co. /dwl 732 PoBt
I. \\\ TON GARDNER T.. president Eureka Con-
solidated Ins. Oo..offlce 4190al,dwlGrandHotel
Lawn n George W. carii ge maker with J. H. Law-
t..ii ,v Co.. dwl 18 Seventh
Lawton Irving, clerk Hatbaway's Warehouse, dwl
329 Pine
Lawton James D.. painter with Wason & Morris
Lawton Jane (widow) dwl 525 Greenwich
Lawton J. II. & Co., (Enos W.Barber) carriage
manufacturers, 20 and 22 Seventh
Lawton John, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Lawton John, painter with Wason k Morris
Lawton John 1L, (J.H. Lawton & Co.) dwl 18
Seventh
Lawton Lnther H., shipcarpenter, dwl 38 Eddy
Lawton Michael, blacksmith S.P.R.R., dwl N s
Fulton bet Octavia and Gonjjh
Lawton Michael L., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl Fulton bet Gough and Octavia
Lawton Orlando, (Haynes & L.J dwl Grand Hotel
Lawton Selina, (widow) dwl 3 Geary Place
Lawton Theodore, clerk with John Anderson, dwl
836 Market
Lawton William M., employment and real estate,
office 436 Pine, dwl 555 Mission
Lawton William S.. manager S.F. Olympic Club,
35 Sutter, dwl 809 Stockton
Lawton William W., (Knox <& L.J notarypnblic
public, office 607 Montgomery, dwl 1229 Miss
Layaen Michael, spinner, dwl S s Eleventh Avenue
nr P, South S.F.
Layers Augustus, dwl 108 Montgomery Block
Laying. (Chinese) oculist, 023 Dupont
Layne Thomas, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
" Idaho
Layng John, superintendent S.F. & P. Lead Pipe
and Shot Works, dwl S s Fell bet Buchanan
and Webster
Layng John E., machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl Ss
Fell bet Buchanan and Webster
Layng Robert, watchman S. F. & P. Lead Pipe
' and Shot Works
Layng William G., compositor with Cnbery & Co.,
dwl S s Fell bet Buchanan and Webster
Layres A., dwl 118 Fourth
Lay ton Andrew, laborer, dwl 60 Tehama, rear
Lay ton Francis, porter with Allyne & White, dwl
170/ Mason
Layton James C, engineer Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 706 Jones
Layton John, tinsmith with John M. Bryan, dwl
439 Jessie
Layton. — See Leighton
Lay/., -U Robert, painter, dwl 10-23 Market
Lazanskv Bernhard, bookkeeper, 20 Sansom, dwl
415 Natoma
Lazard Alexander, (Lazard Freresjrea Paris
Lazard Elie, (Lazard FreresJ res Paris
LAZARD FREKKS, {Alexander, Simon and Elie
Lazard and Alexander IVefflJimpOTlOTB foreign
and domestic dry goods, 525 and 527 Market
Lazard Sunon, (Lazard Freresjrea Paris
Lazard's Warehouse, SW cor Filbert and Battery
Lazarevicb George, driver with Louis M. Gautier,
1719 Powell
Lazarus A., cigars and tobacco, 24 Sixth
Lazarus Louis, engraver, dwl 16 Sutter
Lazarus Paul, bookkeeper, 313 Sac, dwl 830 Post
Laz»ru8 Samuel, dry goods, 1235 Stockton
Lazawich George, dwl S s Francisco bet Stockton
and Dupont
Lazueta Joaquin, jeweler, dwl 1526 Stockton
Lazure Louis T., clerk, 102 Sansom, dwl 608 Pine
LeBullister James E., captain schooner Hannah
Louise, 39 Market
LeBarre Leon, laborer, dwl 219 Beale
LeBert Victor, market, SW cor Ritch and Folsom,
dwl 21 Ritch
LeBert hon Theodore, (Epps S? LeB.) dwl NE cor
Pacitic and Powell
LeRl mc Thomas, (colored) porter with C. V.
Gillespie, dwl 209 Prospect Place
LeBouidais C. M. Madame, dressmaker, dwl 1419
Powell
LeBretou Albert J., law student with J;:mesMc. M.
Shatter, dwl 1117 Stockton
LeBretou Charles P.. salesman with J. C. Johnson
& Co., dwl 523 Kearny
LeBretou Edward, real estate. SW cor Montgomery
and Jackson, dwl 1117 Stockton
LeBretou Edward J., clerk, dwl 1117 Stockton
LeBris Md'lle, teacher French, dwl 406 Powell
LeClerc John, agent, dwl 421 Lombard
LeConte L. J., draftsman with General B. S. Alex-
ander, res Oakland
LeCount Brothers & Mausnr. (Joseph P. and Tho-
mas R. LeCount and Joseph Mansur J impor-
ters and jobbers stationery, 419 Montgomery
LeCount Joseph P., (LeCount Bios. & Mansur)
dwl 725 Bush
LeCount Thomas R., (LeCount Bros, 8e Mansur)
res New York
LeCount's Building, 417 Montgomery
LeCroq Jules, whitewasher, dwl 1216 Dupont
LeFavre Andrew, laundrymau, dwl 621 Vallejo
LeFebvre Alexander, laborer, dwl 720| Lombard
LeGAY & CO., (John B. LeGay ) importers, re-
tailers and manufacturers hats and caps, 614
and 616 Commercial
LeGay John B., (LeGay & Co.) dwl 614 Com
LeGuevel Peter, cook, dwl 280 Jessie
LeMare James J., bookkeeper, dwl 1908 Stockton
Le Mare Richard, clerk with Soria & Co., dwl E s
Van Ness Avenue nr Pacific
LeMare William B., clerk with H. E. Highton,
dwl 520 Stockton
LeMoigue John, cook with John Parrott, 620 Fol
LeRanx Gym, cigars and tobacco, dwl 8 Hrook,rear
LeRoy Theodore, real estate, office 729 Montgo-
mery, dwl SW cor Pine and Kearny
LeRoy W., secretary California Barrel Co., dwl 37
Second
LeSage Henry, waiter What Cheer House
LeVere Ada L. Miss, hairworker, 329 Third
Lea Alfred T.,saloon, 1118 Market
Lea Thomas, malster, dwl SW cor Buchanan and
Chestnut
Leabert Bruno, musician, dwl 119 O'Farrell
Leach Henry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co."s Banking
Department, dwl N s Austin bet Polk and Van
Ness Avenue
Leach Mai cellus. carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Leach Stephen W., professor music and actor Cali-
fornia Theater, res Oakland
Leach Thomas, stonemason, dwl 1178 Howard, rear
Leach — See Leech
Leacher Charles, night watchman, dwl 411 Pacific
Leadenhall John, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Leader Timothy, shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock <fc Co., dwl 17 Hunt
Leadon Patrick, shoemaker with Charles Donovan,
dwl 446 Natoma
Leahey Anne Miss, shoelitter with Charles Donovan,
dwl Jane Place
Leahey Jeremiah, laborer, dwl S s Birch nr Buch-
anan
Leahey Patrick, teamster, dwl Fort Point
HUNTINGTON, HOPE^NS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. BU3h and Market.
C P. VAIKPSCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 7.16 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [ L] DIRECTORY
893
Leahy Anne, (widow) dwl 3 Delaware Court
Leahy Daniel, laborer, dwl 178 Stevenson
Leahy David J., porter with J. M. Groewey & Co.,
dwl 746 Mission
Leahy .Taint s blacksmith with Casebolt & Kerr,
dwl 1 19 Natoma
Leahy Jeremiah, laborer Golden Gate Park
Leahy John, baker, dwl 246 Minna
Leahy John, laborer, dwl 434 Stevenson
Leahy John, laborer, dwl NW cor Front and Pa-
eific
Leahv John, teamster with Hancock & Kelso, dwl
4*14 Beale
Leahy John P., clerk with Kennedy, O'Neill &.
Brenuan, dwl 449 Natoma
Leahy Margaret, (widow) laundress, dwl 8 Com
Leahy Michael, bootcutter with U. YV. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 553 Natoma
Leahy Patrick, laborer, dwl 449 Natoma
Leahy Patrick J., butcher with Gleason Bros., dwl
519 Hush
Leahy Stephen, compositor with G. B. Densmore
& Co., dwl 8 Randall Place
Leahy Thomas, boarding, 553 Mi<sion
Leahy Thomas, laundry man with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Leahv Thorn s. upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 28 Minna
Leale John, clerk steamer Reform, J.icksou Street
Wharf, dwl 12 Ritch
Leale William G., clerk steamer Pioneer, Jackson
Street Wharf, chvll 2 Ritch
Leaman Arthur T., salesman with Payot, Upham &,
Co., dwl 331 Kearny
Leaman James B., night inspector Custom House,
dwl 063 Mission
Leaman William J., fruits, SW cor Green and
Stockton, dwl 1602 Powell
Learduer Solomon V., physician, office and dwl
cor Twenty Bret Avenue and I, South S. F.
Learn Reuben B., dentist, office 14 Geary, dwl 33
1\ ! i - s
Learned Charles B., student at law with Jesse B.
Hart, res ( Oakland
Learned Edward A., carpenter, 807 Howard, dwl
328 Fremont
LEARY ANDliEW J., bookbinder and papemiler,
51*2 Sacramento, dwl 610 Pine
Leary Annie, (widow) dwl 238 Fremont
Leary Catherine Mis., lodgings, 63 Natoma
Leary Daniel, laborer Laborers' Pre. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Leary Daniel, porter, 226 Bush, dwl 421 Pine
Leary Daniel, teamster, dwl N s Ellis ur Scott
Leary Dennis, housep a inter, dwl N s Liberty bet
Dolores and Guerrero
Leary Haiioia, (widow) dwl 543 Tehama
Leary Jeremiah, driver with J. J. L. Du Brutz, dwl
174 Stevenson
Leary Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Jessie bet Second
and Third
Leary John, blacksmith, dwl 521 Mission
Leary John, porter with J. M. Goewey & Co., dwl
720 Clementina
Leary Julia, (widow) dwl 457 Jessie
Leary Luke, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Leary Patrick, foreman laborers Fort Point, dwl 709
Clemelil iiri
Leary Timothy, laborer, dwl 317 Vallejo
Leary Timothy, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Battery
and Sansom
Learv Timothy, waiter What Cheer House
Leatham Charles, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
857 Folsom
Leathes Edmund, actor California Theater, dwl
Pine bet Dupont and Stockton
Leathron James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Leavens William M., machinist with Joshua Hendy,
dwl 538 Mission
Leavenworth Elise Mrs., millinery, 1100 Stockton,
dwl 1004 Powell
Leavenworth John R.. photographer with Thomas
HonBeworth & Co., dwl 1004 Powell
Leavitt Andrew 8., plasterer, dwl 2 Carlos Place
LEAVITT CHARLES H., proprietor Pioneer Iron
Works, 225 and 227 Beale, dwl 11* Geary
Leavitt J. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 216 Stockton
Leavitt Leander, clerk with S. Heydenfeldt, dwl
704 Post
Leavitt Shnbael B., bookkeeper with Blake, Rob-
bins & Co., dwl 747 Harrison
Leavitt Walter T., cigars and tobacco, 621 Wash-
ington, dwl 12 Quincy
Leavy Charles M., receiving clerk Custom House,
(and Lcavy & Era. J dwl 929 Howard
Leavy Lachman A., (heavy &? Brother) dwl 650
Howard
Leavy & Bro., (Charles M. and Lachman A.
Leavy) cigars and tobacco, 509 Montgomery
Lebaret Angelo, barkeeper with Dennis Matarango,
826 Kearny
Lebarron William, housemover, dwl Mission nr
Thirtieth
Lebatard Michael, commercial broker and manu-
facturer Russian inllammable balls, dwl 719
Green, rear
Lebbv Pierre, drayman, dwl S s Octavia nr O'Far-
rell
Leber John, painter, dwl 728 Market
Leborg Thomas, stevedore, dwl 46 Steuart
Lebrecht A., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 719 Cal
Lecante Andrew, cook Occidental Hotel, dwl 20
Lewis
Lecher Frank X. .confectioner with E. A. Engelberg,
dwl 225 Sutter
Lechervallier Francis, drayman with P. Sesser,
dwl -J4 Sixth
Lecomte Edgard, draftsman with Prosper Hnerne,
dwl SE cor Stockton and Filbert
Leconte Andrew, cook Occidental Hotel
Lecordier Desire, clerk with Emile Lefehvre, dwl
W s Dupont bet Vallejo and Green
Lecuver Maurice, wines and liquors, 1127 Dupont
Led Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Ledden John, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 361
Tehama
Ledden John A., bookkeeper with J. S. Wall &
Co., dwl 411 Larkin
Leddin James, boarding and lodging, 11 Minna
Leddy Bernard, marble works, 1007 Market, dwl
41 Everett
Leddy Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 227 Sec
Leddy James, boilermaker, dwl 1303 Broadway
Leddv James, driver with Thomas Horabin, dwl
13 1)3 Hyde
Leddv John, boots and shoes, 120 Fourth, dwl 125
Fourth
Leddy Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 309 Folsom
Leddy Patrick, laborer, dwl 14 Minna
Leddy Patrick, laborer S. F. & P. Leadpipe and
Shot Works
Leddy Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Lederer Benjamin W., (Lederer Sf Bro. J dwl NW
cor Jones and O'Farrell
Lederer George M., merchant, office 12 Battery,
dwl 322 Geary
Lederer Samuel W., clerk, dwl 524 Geary
Lederer Samuel W. Jr., (Lederer & Bro. J dwl NW
cor Jones and O'Farrell
Lederer Simon W., salesman with Buver, Reich &
Co., dwl 609 Jones
Lederer & Bro., (Samuel W. Jr. and B. W. Leder-
er) groceries, NW cor Jones and O'Farrell
Ledgett Richard, coachman Occidental Hotel
Ledgett Thomas, sawyer with Gracier &, Johnson,
dwl 270 Branuan
Ledinger George, merchant, dwl 271 Minna
Lediie John C, dwl 2111 Jones
SONT.S, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sanaom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety
W ATKINS* YO-SEMITE ABT GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House. Entrance.
394
SAN FRANCISCO ] L, ] DIRECTOR
Ledlie William, e* depot; County Clerk, dwl 515
Kearny
Felix, Bhoemaker with 1>. \V. Emerson &
dwl I VI Natoma
Ledwidge Josephine Mrs., lanndxesB La Grande
Laundry
Ledwidge Michael, machinist La Grande Laundry
i (colored) laborer, dwl 163 1 Powell
I.. . Adolf, mate bark Oak Bill, pier 3 Steuart
p., (colored) (widow) dwl 3 Adele Alley
I ibrose, eook X. P. Trans. Co.'a 8. 8. Pelican
Lee Vnna, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 306 Green
thony, porter, 433 Mom, dwl 17-- Leav
Lee Benjamin V., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 8 I^i mif-;i
Lee Benjamin P., farmer, dwl 1918 Mason
Lee Benjamin P., sash and blindmaker, dwl 121G
Washington
Lee Bernard, laborer Golden Age Flouring Mill,
dwl W s Sunsom bel Onion and Alta
Lee Charles, broker, dwl327J Chestnut
arles, coachman Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
720 Market
Lee Charles, seaman bark Oregon, dwl 23S Stenart,
arles J., famished rooms, 915 Montgomery
Lee Christopher, clerk with William Lee, dwl 203
Tehama
Lee David C, (colored) bootblack, 517 Clay and
543 California, dwl 1 Adona Place
ward, carpenter, dwl 1182 Howard
Lee Ellen Mi.-s, dressmaker, 711 Folsom
Lee Francis, hairdresser, dwl Mechanics' Exchange
Lee Frank, seaman, dwl 112 Stenart
Lee Frank, teamster with Riley A Vest, dwl 307 First
Lee Franklin V.. mason, dwl 1216 Washington
Lee Franklin V. Jr., clerk with Nickersou <fc Son,
dwl 1216 Washington
Lee George, compositor with Bacon & Company.
dwl 315 Minna
Lee George W., (colored) drayman with Kohler,
Chase & Co., dwl NW cor Hyde and Yallejo
Lee Hannah, (widow) liquors, 20ii Pacific
Lee Harris, seaman ship Revere, pier 9 Steuart
Lee Harry, seaman, dwl liH Steuart
LEE HENRY C., importer stationery, 313 Cali-
fomia res Oakland
Lee J., dwl What Cheer House
Lee J., captain schooner Annie, office Hutchinson
Kohl & Co., 312 Sansom
Lee James, carpenter, dwl 34 Hayes
Lee James, cook with Thomas F. Carlos, dwl 11
Jane Place
Lee James, cooper, dwl 14(5 Dura
Lee James, physician, dwl814 Sansom
Lee James, stndent lleald's Business College, dwl
(i Polk
Lee James D.. saloon, 33 Geary
Lee John, / Lee & Boland) dwl 263 Tehama
Lee John, drayman, NE cor Front and Clay, dwl
SW cor Geary and Larkin
Lee John, japaner and glass show card writer, 12
Central Place
Lee John, mate bark Amethyst, Rincon Whan
Lee John,, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 531) How
Lee John, painter, dwl 906 Folsom
Lee John, porter Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer Julia
Lee John, sawyer Mechanics' Planing Mill, dwl 808
Stockton
Lee John, seaman, bds 127 Folsom
Lee John, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 415 Powell
Lee John, with Perkins, Flint & Co., dwl 2014 Dup
Lee John W.,machinehand Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 15b' Si Iv ei-
Lee Joseph, artist, dwl 835 Broadway
Lee Llewellyn J., assistant register clerk Fourth
District Court, dwl 75! Washington
Lee Martin A., printer, dwl 815 Clay
Lee Nehemiah A., liquor saloon, 815 Clay
Lee Patrick, laborer, dwl 3d Hinckley
Lee Patrick, liquor saloon, 40 First
Lee Patrick II., bakery, 404 Folsom
Lee Peter, laborer, dwl W s Washington Avenue
bet Mission and Howard
Lee Philip, expresswagon, cor Branuan and First,
dwl What Cheer House
Lee R. H., dwl 424 Sansom
Lee Richard E., teamster, dwl 714 Turk
Lee Robert, compositor with Bawden & Forbes,
dwl 203 Tehama
Lee Robert, porter with George C. Bode, dwl 11
Pleasant
Lee Robert M., attorney at law, office 007 Wash-
ington, dwl 2326 Washington
Lee Sa>ah A. Miss, (colored.) ladies' hairdresser,
dwl 1011 Powell
Lee Stephen, dwl 712 O Fan-ell
Lee T. D , carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Lee Thomas, laborer, dwl 1 Clara Lane
Lee Thomas, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Lee Thomas, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cali-
fornia
Lee Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Lee Thomas J., clerk, dwl W s Treat Avenue nr
Twenty-second
Lee Walter, dwl What Cheer House
Lee William, clerk with Michael Campbell, dwl
203 Tehama
Lee William, (colored) hairdresser, dwl 901 Pacific
Lee William, house and sign painter, 51 Halleck,
dwl 535 Turk
Lee William, liquor saloon, 134 Fourth, dwl 263
Tehama
Lee William G., dwl 1913 Clay
Lee W. Thomas, photographic printer with C. E.
Watkins, dwl 90 I Howard
Lee & Boland. (John Lee and Robert Boland J
liquor saloon, 202 Sixth
Lee — See Lea
Leech Joseph F., waiter with John Anderson, dwl
W 8 Second bet Minna and Mission
Leech Michael, longshoreman, dwl 1319 Sansom
Leeds Albeit, liquor saloon 635 Kearny, dwl 809
Clav
Leeds Stephen P., traveling agent with John C.
Morrison, Jr., dwl 915 Sutter
Leege William, manager S. F. Verein Club, dwl
331 Montgomery
Leek Christopher, contractor, dwl cor Silver Av
and Hale
Leek Elias E., barkeeper with Samuel Gardner &
Co., dwl 338 Montgomery
Leema Frank P., dwl S 8 Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Leeman Charles, carpenter, dwl 48 Sacramento
Leeme Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Leen Dennis H., salesman, 20 Montgomery, dwl
1135 Howard
Leeper Alsiuus G.. printer Pacific Law Reporter,
312 Washington
Lees Frederick, seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3
Steuart
Lees Isaiah W., captain Police and detective Citv
Hall, dwl 610 Mason
Lees Matts, shoemaker, NW cor East and Com
Leet Samuel T., general agent, office 534 Califor-
nia, dwl 11 Second Avenue
LefHenrv, engineer, dwl 106 Washington
Lefebvre Emile, fish, 37 San Francisco Market, dwl
522 Merchant
Lefebvre Louis, woodcarver with Bryant, Strahan
& Co., dwl Lombard nr Franklin
Lefevre B. & Co., (Theodore Bozel ) importers
drugs and medicines, and apothecaries, SE cor
Washington and Dupmit
Lefevre Baptiste, (B. Lefevre & Co.) res Alameda
Lefevre Joseph, tobacconist, 224 Francisco
Lett'en William, dwl 710 Kearny
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SC^TAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO L] DIRECTORY.
395
Leffingwell William, real estate agent,office 16 Ste-
venson Building
Lefkowitz M., fruit peddler, dwl 524 Stevenson
Lefon Max, painter, dwl 744 Howard
Lefrancq Isidore, butler with C. Schmitt, dwl 1509
Stockton
Legal Louis, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Legallet Dominique, ( Legalht S? Steinbach) dwl
1114 Stockton
Legallet & Steinbach, (Dominique. Legallet and
Henry Steinbach) tanners, Octavia bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Legny Isadora, bootmaker, dwl 425 Powell
Legay — See Le Gay
Legband Fritz, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Legge Ferdinand, clerk with William Kroning
Legge James E., compositor Alta California, dwl
1113 Pacific
Legge Robert, drayman, dwl 708 Turk
Leggett Henry J., lumberman, dwl 9 Beale Place
Lehan Dennis, hairdresser, I000| Market, dwl Na-
toma bet Seventh and Eighth
Lehan Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 229
Third
Lehauey Catharine, (widow) dwl S s Eleventh
Avenue nr P, South S. F.
Lehany Michael, laborer N. B.& M. R. R., dwl SE
cor Fifth and Folsom
Leheanv Patrick, expressman, SW cor Folsom and
Fourth, dwl 113 Shipley
Lehman August, molder City Iron Works, dwl 557
Mission
Lehman Bernhard, dwl 608 Filbert
Lehman Frederick, baker U. S. Restaurant, 507
Clay
Lehman John, boarding, San Bruno Road nr Bay
View
LEHMAN R. & CO., (Mary Borchard) wholesale
confectioners, 405 Davis
Lehman Robert, (R. Lehman fy Co.) dwl 1007
Washington
Lehman William, basketmaker with Feigenbaum &
Co., dwl 43 Stevenson
Lehmaun Albert, clerk, 12 Post, dwl 531 Tehama
Lehniann Charles, butcher, 6 Union Market, dwl
534 Tehama
Lehmaun Christian, carpenter and builder, dwl cor
Railroad and Fifteenth Avenues, South S. F.
Lehmaun Frederick, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Lehniann Mark, market, NVVcor Bush and Broderick
Lehniann Max, stationery and fancygoods, W s New
Montgomery nr Howard, dwl 340 Fifth
Lehniann Theodore, laborer, dwl 6 Natoma
Lehmaun William, baker with Heumie & Renter
Lehniann — see Leaumn and Leman
Lehmkuhl Ernest, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Perry
Lehmkuhl Herman, boxmakerwith Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co, dwl 637 Minna, rear
Lehmkuhl Huso H., physician, office 14 Brenham
Place, dwl 932 Bush
Lebn Jacob, coffee saloon and confectionery, E s
Valencia nr Sixteenth
Lebn Louis, tannery, E s Folsom bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
LEHN PHILIP P., Court Hairdressiug Saloon,
615 Merchant, dwl 84 1 5 Folsom
Lehner George, blacksmith with Christian Herzog,
dwl S s Vallejo bet Stockton and Dupont
Lebner Joseph, liquor saloon ,757 Mission
Lehnhardt Charles, (Lehnhardt $■ Ordner) dwl
Central Ocean House Road
Lehnhardt Charles, teamster with Giant Powder Co.
Lehnhardt Charles, clerk with Adolphus Ruhl, dwl
1 Chatham Place
Lehnhardt Henry, dealer sewing machines, 225
Third, dwl 146 Silver
Lehnhardt Joseph, barkeeper, 403 Pine, dwl 6
Stockton Place
Lehnhardt & Ordner, (Charles Lehnhardt and
Lonis Ordner) Russ House Bowling Saloon,
403 Pine
Lehnig Charles E., bootblacking, 220 Kearny, dwl
5 Hardie Place
Lehriiter John .( Slulz&L.) &w\ 1315 Kearny
Lebrke Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Indi-
ana and Mariposa,
Leibe William, brasstinisher with W. T. Garratt
<fc Co., dwl 58 Shipley
Leibert John G. , contractor and builder, office 326
Montgomery, dwl 330 Oak
Leichter Carl, "clerk with Taylor & Bendel, dwl
349 Clementina
Leichter William, clerk with Ernest Hoger, dwl
620 Vallejo
Leicken Frederick W., (Keuck & L.) dwl 1 Stock-
ton Place
Leidemann , shoemaker, dwl 438 Broadway
Leidig Leonard, hairdresser with Lampe Bros.,
dwl 333 Bush
Leidig Louis, dwl 333 Bush
Leidner Samuel, bricklayer, dwl 712 Sutter
Leidy Asher S., clerk, dwlE s Stevenson bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Leigh James, superintendent silk manufactory, dwl
708 Railroad Avenue, South S.F.
Leigbtou Augustus, seaman, dwl W s Drumm bet
Jackson and Oregon
Leighton B. F., carpenter, dwl 964 Mission
Leighton F.A., machinist S. P. R. R.
Leighton Isabella B.,(widow)dwl 1435 Taylor
Leighton John A., machinist S. P. R. R., dwl 212
Shotwell
Leighton John B., clerk, 21 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl 1435 Taylor
Leighton John B., millwright with Amos & Davis,
dwl 424 Sansoni
Leighton S.B., millwright with Amos & Davis, dwl
424 Sansom
Leighton Thomas A., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Leighton William K, clerk with Cross & Co., dwl
'1435 Taylor
Leighton — See Layton
Leimert Louis, confectioner, 142 Third, dwl 411
Minna
Lein Henry, merchant, dwl 245 Stevenson
Leipnitz Gustav, apothecary, 419 Bush
LEISEN BROS., (Geary and Mens) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Fourth and Harrison
Leisen Frank, machinehaud Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 1015 Lombard
Leisen Geary, (Leisen Bros. J dwl NE cor Fourth
and Hiirisou
Leisen Meas, (Leisen Bros. J dwl NE cor Fourth
and Harrison
Leiser Albeit, cooper, dwl junction California and
Market
Leiser Henry, clerk, 1227 Dupont
Leiser John A., boots and shoes, 1227 Dupont
Leiser John L., coachman with Julius C. Reis, dwl
319 Oak
Leisewitz Henry, bookkeeper with R. Feuerstein &
Co., dwl 1120 Stockton
Leishman Robert, (Glasford & L.) dwl 816 Mkt
Leishman John, molder Golden State Iron Works
Leith Louisa, (widow) dwl N s Twenty-sixth bet
Fair Oaks and Dolores
Lekens Louie,. ( Lekens <Sb Coe?iJdsvl SW cor Dupont
and Pacific
Lekens & Coen, (Louis Lekens and Frank CoenJ
liquor saloon, 921 Kearny
Lelaud Ada G., (widow) toilet and nursery articles,
902 Market
Lelaud Herman D., captain schooner Mary Ellen,
dwl 1508 Powell
Lelaud Martin, hostler, dwl 21 1 Tehama
Leland Rosa, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 438 Bdwy
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 1J6 Sansom St-, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [ Jj ] DIRECTORY
Leland Sarah \-. (widow) Burnished rooms and
boarding. 618 California
Lele George, chop house, 107 Dupont
Lele John, clerk, 107 Dupont
1. |e\ iev Toui Mint, clerk with Kmil Lefebvre, dwl
616 Broadway, rear
I,, !i.\ re Adolphe E., (Kaindler, Seedier, L.& Co.)
,lwl 826 Folsom
Lelievre Frank, drayman with John II. Brant, dwl
329 Eddy
Lelle Philip, (heard <& L.J dwl Lombard nr Oc-
lavia
Lciu John P., gilder with Snow & Roos, dwl 1424
Geary
Lema M., cigarmaker, dwl 1112 Kearny
Lemaire Anton, groceries and liqnors, SE cor Perry
nnd Fifth, and SW cor Bush and Dupont
Lemaire Charles, lahorerwith Kimball manufactur-
ing Co., dwl Fifth Avenue bet Harrison and
Bryant
Lemaitre Arsene, garden, cor Greenwich and Gough
Lemar Roberi ('., special policeman, dwl E s Do-
lores nr Seventeenth
Lemasney Thomas, hostler, dwl 252 Stevenson
Leinbeck C, expiesswagon, cor Wash and East
Lenibert John B., fanner, dwl 321) Sansom
Lemcke Albert, carpenter II. C. League, 230
Kearny
Lemcke John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Lemcke Otto, (Brunt & L.J dwl 129 Fourth
Lemen Louis, si maker, dwl 237 Clara
Leuietyre Pierre H., tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl W s Dupont bet Union and Filbert
Lemkan A. Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth
and Berry
Lemma Rudolph, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Lemma n Charles, carpenter with P. M. S. S, Co.
Lemmau Thomas, wharfinger Washington St.
Wharf, dwl 1815 Mission
LEMME CHARLES, manufacturing jeweler, 413
Bush, dwl 423 Ellis
Lemme Chris., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Lemmer Conrad, carpenter, dwl SE cor Perry and
Fifth, rear
Lemmermann John, groceries and liqnors, 221 Tyler
Lemmer s Theodore, porter with N. P. Trans. Co.,
dwl2U)± Clara
Lemoges Joseph, cutter with J. Lucier, dwl NE cor
Market and Taylor
Lemoine, Gambert'& Co., (Felix Gambert, A. La-
garde and J. TurelJ poultry, butter and cheese,
15-19 San Francisco Market
Lemon Arthur, animal painter, studio and dwl 432
Montgomery
Lemon Charles, salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl Grand
Hotel
Lemon Henry, carder Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl Black Point
Lemon James II , (Simpson $ L.J dwl 10 Harriet
Lemon John, grainer, dwl 279 Minna
Lemon William, carpenter H.CLeague, 230 Kearny
Lemont George W., wood and coal, E s Valencia
nr Sixteenth, dwl 12 Second Avenue
Lemp Conrad, laborer, dwl li) Hinckley
Lemp George, confectioner with Saulmann & Lau-
enstein
Lemperle Charles W., hootcrimper, dwl Rassette
Place No. 2
Lempke John. (Lempke & Sullivan) dwl W s Bro-
derick nr Post
Lempke & Sullivan, (John Lempke & John Sulli-
van) plumbers and gas titters, 20 Geary
Lemns James, steward steamer Alameda, Alameda
Ferry, res Alameda
Lenagenta Leon, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lenane Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Howard
and Twenty-fifth
Lend John, seaman, dwl 531 East
LendierO , shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht
Lendofl Louis, tanner, dwl NE cor Ninth and Bran
Lenehan Michael, hostler with P. Craig & Son, 823
Market
Lenen Edward, bootlilter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl I i (lough
Leuer Joseph, liquor saloon, 129 Third, dwl 757
Mission, rear
Leufeldt Charles, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 23
Jessie
Lengemann Henry, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Lengfeld Abraham L. (Abraham L. Lengfeld &
Co. J Aval 414 Post
LENGFELD ABRAHAM L. & CO., druggists
and chemists, NE cor Stockton and Geary
Lengfeld Louis, merchant, office 119 Battery, dwl
414 Post
Lenhardt Adam, carpets and oilcloths, 1232 Stockton
Leuhart James M., (Lenhart A> Brady J dwl 448
Clementina
Leuhart &. Brady, (James M. Lenhart. and Owen
Brady J proprietors Lick House Coaches
Lennan James, carpenter, dwl 627 Fell
Lennan .lames, teacher, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Val-
encia and Mission
Lennan Malachi, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell nr
Fillmore
Lennan Thomas, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Lennard Margaret, (widow) dwl 18 Noble Place
Lenner D. M., dwl What Cheer House
Lennon Alexander, hairdresser with John J. Hay-
den, dwl Broderick Avenue
Lennon Edward, weaver, dwl 29 First
Lennon Henry, carder Pioneer Woolen Mills
Lennon James, dwl Solano bet Tennessee and Min-
nesota
Lennon John, dwl 13 Caroline
Lennon John, fitter ^Etnalron Works, dwl 8 Fred-
erick
Lennon John, laborer, dwl 710 Kearny
Lennon John, shoemaker with Charles Palmer, dwl
9 Tehama
Lennon John A., (Lennon & Kelly) dwl SE cor
Fourth and Minna
Lennon J. W., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lennon Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Lennon Nicholas, coremaker iEtna Iron Works, dwl
2 Beale Place
Lennon Thomas, milkman, dwl 195 Stevenson
Lennon William J. /Lennon & Co.Jdwl 210 Seventh
Lennon & Co., ( William J. Lennon and Timothy
O' Connor) stairbuilders, 823 Folsom
Lennon & Kelly/ John A.Lennon and Peter Kelly)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Fourth and Minna
Lennox George, telegraph operator C. P. R. R.,
dwd American Exchange
Lennox Jarvis, driver with Earl Kerr, dwl E s
Montgomery bet Greenwich and Filbert
Lennox Robert D., clerk, dwl I Highland Terrace
Leno George, butcher with Frederick Hausler &
Co., dwl 21 Clara
Lenoir Charles, bootmaker, 402 Third
Lenoir Nathaniel L., porter with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl lliti Tehama
Lenormand Brothers, (Joseph and. Leon) groceries
and liqnors, SW cor Pine and Dupont
LENORMAND EMILE, groceries and liquors, NE
cor Powell and Pacific,
Lenormand Joseph, ( Lenormand Bros. J dwl Sophie
Terrace
Lenormand Leon, (Lenormand Bros.) dwl Sophie
Terrace
Lenormand Mary Mrs., fortuneteller, dwl 926 Stock
Lenston Frederick, mate schooner Bobolink,! How
Lent Silas, engineer, dwl 2105 Mason
Lent William M., mining, office 419 California, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lent/. Daniel, expressman, SE cor Montgomery and
Pine, dwl 143 Minna
HCTNTINTGrTO^, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeusop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 718 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO Xi] DIRECTORY
397
Leutz William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
N s Shasta nr Georgia
Lentz William, with Dr. Barlow J. Smith. 637 Cal
Lenvnette Edwin, bootmaker with I. M. Went-
worth it Co., dwl cor Fifth and Mission
Lenz H mnah, (widow) dwl 180 Stevenson
Lenz Henry, laborer with G. E. Slose, dwl24 Clara,
real-
Leo Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Leo Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Leo Francisco, fisherman, dwl S s Washington bet
East and Drumm
Leoble Charles, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel
Leon Caroline Mrs., fancy goods, 121 Third
Leon E.. ropema"ker, dwl E s Ninth nr Brannan
Leon George A., pressman with Alfred Chaigneau,
dwl 124 Third
Leon George T., fireman S. P. R. R.
Leon Gilliat, liquor saloon, 1017 Dupont
Leon Iynes, (widow) dwl 1323 Stockton
Leon Patrick, carpenter, dwl 12 Oak Avenue, rear
Leon R. Madame, furnished rooms, 753 Clay
Leon Richard, gilder with Snow & Ross, dwl 13:23
Stockton
Leon Samuel, clerk with Mrs Caroline Leon, dwl
124 Third
Leonard Cornelius, laborer, dwl S s Townsend nr
Fourth
Leonard Cornelius L., foreman patternmakers
Union Iron Works, dwl 10 Hampton Place
Leonard Daniel, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 81 1 Howard
Leonard Edwaid, shipwright, dwl 26 Freelon
Leonard Edward A., carpenter, dwl 43,8 Fremont
Leonard Ellen, (widow) dwl NW cor Broadway
and Maxwell
Leonard Emma C. Mrs., adjuster U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 224 Fourth
Leonard George, blacksmith, dwl 627 Vallejo
Leonard George, cabinetmaker, dwl 33 Moss
Leona.d George, clerk with Cross & Co., dwl Yerba
Bueua nr Clay
Leonard Harvey R.. architect, dwl 1527 Wash
Leonard Hiram Lieut. Col., chief paymaster, Mil.
Div. Pac.,703 Market, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Leonard Hugh, clerk with Thomas Connolly, dwl
920 Howard
Leonard James, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Leonard James, proprietor Philadelphia Nursery,
dwl 122 Valencia
Leonard Jeremiah J., (McAuliffe & Co.) dwl 321
Pitch
Leonard John, cook Nucleus House, dwl 562 Bryant
Leonard John, deckhand steamer El Capitan, dwl
311 Pacific
Leonard John, driver with Louis Jaffe, 126 Sutter
Leonard John, bousepainter, dwl 1 Yerba Buena
Leonard John, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Leonard John, laborer with William Kerr, dwl 003
Battery
Leonard John J., shoemaker, dwl 0 Tehama
Leonard Joseph B., inspector, dwl 16 Park Avenue
Leonard Joseph C, mining, dwl 305 Fremont
Leonard Joseph L., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 391 Eighth
Leonard Margaret, hairworker with Miss Ada Le-
Yere, dwl NW cor Fourth and Townsend
Leonard Matthew A., molder with Steiger &. Bo-
land, dwl 66 .Minna
Leonard Maurice, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Leonard Michael, laborer, dwl 37 Baldwin Court
Leonard Michael, porter Woodward's Gardens
Leonard Michael, teamster with Hancock &• Kelso,
dwl 414 Beale
Leonard Patrick, hostler Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl NW cor Broadway and Maxwell
Leonard Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 42 Sacramento
Leonard Patrick, pickler with Cutting &. Co., dwl
51 Stevens
Leonard Patrick, seaman barkentine Melancthon,
1 Howard
Leonard Peter, driver Market St. R. R.. dwl Sec-
ond Avenue bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Leonard Robert, stevedore, dwl 127 Harrison
Leonard Thomas, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl
158 First, rear
Leonard Thomas, laborer with Thomas Day, dwl
1507 Dupont
Leonard Willard, real estate agent, office 520 Mont-
gomery, res Tenth nr Broadway, Oakland
Leonbard Frederick, (Leonhard & Bucking) dwl
412 Drum m
Leonhard & Bucking, (Frederick Leonhard and
Died rich Bucking) cooperage. 412 Drnmm
Leonhardt Charles, bootmaker, 88 Steven-on
Leonhardt Louis, baker with Deutsch & Co., 614
Clay
Leonhardt Paul, cigarmaker, dwl 431 Pine
Leoni Fidele, waiter Union Club, dwl 403 Mont-
gomery
Leoni Giorgio, cook Sorbier's Restaurant, dwl El-
lick Alley nr Pacific
Leonidaa Louis C., barber, 612 Pacific
Leopold Charles. distiller, dwl 121 Sixth
Leopold Henry, importer birds, 631 Kearny
Leopold Leonard, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz,
dwl 1523 Mason
Leopold Robert, shoemakerwith Charles Pfoertner,
dwl 1318 Polk
Lephard R., spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
Lepinski John C., longshoreman, dwl 6! Natoma
Leppard Harry, longshoreman with Charles E.
Hasel'ine
Leppert Henry, laborer with Whitney & Freese.
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Leppert Lentert, tailor, dwl 7 St. Charles Place
Leppien Frederick J., salesman, 102 Sausom, dwl
Ns Green nr Larkin
Leppien Jacob, salesman with F. O.Wagener<.lr Co.,
dwl 5u7^2 Leavenworth
Lereux Isaac, laborer Mechanics' Planing Mill, dwl
24 Lick
Leroh Thomas, cook, dwl 129 Jackson
Lerond Anais. lacemender, dwl 1513 Stockton, rear
Lerond Theodore, carpenter, dwl 1513 Stockton,
rear
Leroux Amedee, druggist French Hospital
Leroux Ernest, groceries and liquors, N s Sixteenth
bet Dolores and Guerrero
Leroux Isaac, sawyer, dwl 10 Lick
Leroux Thomas, sawyer Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 10 Lick
Leroy May Miss, actress Bella Union
Leroy E. Madame, milliner, 3-'5£ Bush
Leroy. — See Le Roy
Lerrv Joseph., compositor with Charles W.Gordon,
dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Leschall John, proprietor Center House, E s Fol-
som nr Sixteenth
Leschke Louis, cook, ISSansom
Leseur Charles, agent Ames Plow Co., dwl Russ
House
Leslie Mary, dwl E s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Leslie Robert, farmer, dwl 51 Stevenson
Lessei John, carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lessen Frauds, collector, dwd 25 Ellis
Lesser Isaac, shoemaker with Marks & Levinsky,
dwl 212 Fourth
Lesser Jacob, dwl 1425 Kearny
Lessman Isaac, clothing, 504 Pacific
Lessman Joseph, groceries and liquors, NE corBush
and Larkin
Lest Charles, salesman, dwl 12 Stevenson
Lester Charles, boots and shoes, 12 Steuart
Lester John, laborer S.F.& P. Sugar Refinery
Lester John, liquor saloon, NW cor Harrison and
Niuth
JONES. PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sanaom Street. White Goods.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
398
SAN FRANCISCO L, ] DIRECTORY
V) ichael, laborer 8. F. and P. Sugar Refinery,
ilw 1 \V e Decatur nr Bryant
Lester Morgan, gardener with Collie* Stewart.dwl
s b Geary bet DeTiBadero and Broderick
Leszvnsky Abraham, (L&szyntky & Co.) dwl 26
Geary
Leszvnsky Angnst, waiter Swaiu's Bakery, dwl W s
Brooke nr Geary
Leszyuaky Charles, (Leszynsky & Go.) dwl 145
Natoma
Leszvnsky Herman E., (H. B. Marks & Co.) dwl
KJ8 saticr
Leazynsky Isaac BE., tailor, 208> Pacific, dwl N s
.links. in bet Dramm and Davis
Leszvnsky Jacob, capmaker with Wolf Fleischer,
dwl 913 Fo Bom
Leszyuaky Julias, merchant, dwl 632 Market
Leszvnsky Lesser, cloaks and mantillas, SE cor
Sutter ami Kearny, dwl 329 Minna
Leszvnsky Morris Si, expresswagon, 327 Sausom,
dwl 145 Natoma
Leszvnsky Samuel, dry good3, 538 Kearnv,dwl
965 Howard
Leszvnsky & Co., (Abraham and Charles Leszyn-
iky j dress trimmings, laces, embroideries, fan-
cy g Is, etc.. 4 Kearny
Letcher Frederic, confectioner, dwl Rassette Place
No. 2
Letellier Alexander, jeweler, 620 Merchant
Letiner Jacob, oarsman Tide Land Survey, dwl 308
Union
Letroadec Henry, driver with 6. Venard, dwl 735
Green
Letro .dec Julien L, salesman with Frank G. Ed-
wards, dwl 514 Green
Letroadec Louis, wines and spirits, 1321 Dupont,
dwl 514 Green
Letroadec Maximilian, machinist City Iron Works,
dwl 51 I Green
LETTE GEORGE, secretary German Savings and
Loan Society, 526 California, dwl 17 Third
Letteeh Antonio, dwl 623 Davis
Letterman Jonathan, physician and surgeon, office
and dwl 422 Geary
Letters Christopher, drayman with Charles Harley
& Co., 1 It! Davis
Lettige Antonio, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery.
dwl SW cor Eighth and Shipley
Letts Nathaniel T.. waiter, dwl 103 First
Leturc August, (G. L. Peuiere & Co.) dwl 1410
Stockton
Leu Adolph C. M. F., porter 5 Battery ,dwl 656* Min
Leu Henry, wagonmaker, dwl 22 Turk
Leu Peter, dwl 631 1 Minna
Leu Valerian, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl E s Middle bet Pine and California
Leumann Conrad, newsdealer, dwl 317 Minna
Leuwinan Albert, hairdresser with Adam Grimm,
dwl 10 St. Charles
Leuzarder Jules M., capitalist, dwl 935 Howard
Leven John, seaman N. P. Trans Co.'s S. S. John
L. Stephens
Levensohn Meyer, (of Levensohn & Galland, Red
Bhijf* and Tehama) office 208 Davis, dwl 520
Van Nes.s Avenue
Levenson Isador, (Winter, Maurer & Co.) dwl
724 Sixteenth
Leventbal John, clothing, 812 Pacific
Leventriit Marion, (8. W.Rosenstock fy Co.) dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Leveque Gus., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
Washington nr .Stockton
LEVEQUEJOSEPH, San Francisco Last Facto-
ry, 2! California, dwl 1119* Mission
LEVEKTDGE, EVERETT & CO., (William K.
Leveridge and A. P. Everett) forwarding and
commission merchants, 318 Front
Leveridije William. K., (Leveridgc, Everett $■ Go.)
dwl 28 Stanly Place
Leverone John B., (B. Ratio $• Co.) dwl 427 Pac
Leverone Louis, frescopainter with S. Buzzi, dwl
1509 Dupont
Leverton Edwin, painter, dwl 35 Alta
Levett J. B., carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearnv-
Levett J. S., carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearny
Levey Edward L.. agent Eldorado Polish, 117 Sut-
ter, dwl 510 Ellis
Levey I., student Heald's Business College, dwl
617 Green
Levi Abraham, junk, 1097 Howard, (and Levi &
Goodwin) dwl 215 Turk
Levi Albert A., (A.B.Etfelt & Co.) res New
York
Levi Amos, tailor, 303 Third
Levi Henrv, metermaker Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 333" Bush
Levi Isaac, tailor, 36 Main
Levi Jacob, bookkeeper, 310 Sansom, dwl 1105 Van
Ness Avenue
Levi Lewis, drygoods, 412 Third
Levi Lewis S., dwl 346 Eleventh
Levi Louis, merchant, dwi 561 Mission
Levi Marks, tailor, NW cor Stock and Sacramento
Levi Nathan, butcher, dwl S 6 Thirteenth Avenue
bet N and P, South S. F.
Levi Simon, salesman. 25 Bat. dwl 521 Octavia
Levi & Goodwin, (Abraham Levi and James A.
Goodwin) junk, 113 First
Levi — See Leavy and Levy
Levi 11 Anthony, laborer, dwl S s Austin nr Franklin
Levillian Charles, wines and liquors, 1206 Dupont,
dwl 619 Broadway
Levin David, clerk with K. MeussdorfFer, dwl 444
Third
Levin Dominick, harnessmaker, dwl 515 Eighth
Levin George, seaman steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Levin Jacob, dwl 21 Harriet
Levin Minna Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School
Levine Adolph, gents' furnishing goods, 603 Market,
dwl 18 Turk
Levine Isidor, salesman with Green & Seiler, dwl
444 Third
Levine Louis, tailor, 444J Third
Levinger Simon, (Dohrmann & Co.) dwl 1014
Lark in
Levings O. K., manufacturer snrsaparilla, 4 Martin's
Block, Market bet Seventh and Eighth
Levingston Abraham, china and glassware. 8 Sixth
Levingaton L. J., groceries and liquors, 226 Sixth
Levins William, machinist, dwl Irving House
Levinskv Louis, (Shoenbersr fy L.) dwl 810
O'Farrell
Levinskv Mark, (Marks $■ L.) dwl 1004 Larkin
Levinson Frank, fruits, 84 Everett
Levinson John, salesman with Buver, Reich &Co.,
dwl 1314 Powell
Levinson Joseph, merchant, dwl 1314 Powell
Levinson R. Miss, vice-principal North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, dwl 809 Leavenworth
Levinson William A., clerk with Frank G. Edwards,
dwl 809 Leavenworth
Levique Adolphe, gardener, E 6 Mission nr Twenty-
eighth
Levique Oustave. with Cutting it Co., 204 Front
LEVISON BROTHERS, (Lewis and Hermann)
importers watches, jewelry, diamonds, silver-
ware, watch materials, etc.. 134 Sutter
Levison Hermann, (Levison Bros.) dwl SW cor
Bush and Van Ness Avenue
Levison Jacob, clerk with Levison Bros., dwl 511
Hyde
Levison Lewis, (Levison Bros.) dwl SW cor Bush
and Van Ness Avenue
Leviston George, attorney at law, dwl 623 Bush
LEVISTON GEORGE Jr., attorney at law, office
606 Washington, dwl 623 Bush
HUNTINGTON, HOPKLNS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO Xi] DIRECTORY.
399
Leviston William, attorney at law, office 5 Exchange
Bnilding, dwl 623 Bush
Levitzky David, clerk with Hussev & Stevenson,
dwl 219 Sixth
Levy Abraham, (P. Levy & Brother) dwl 1215 Sixth
Levy Abraham, clerk, 336 Mont, dwl 951 Folsom
Lev}' Abraham, glazier, dwl 472 Tehama
Levy Abraham, paetryman with Saulmaun &
Lauenetein, 59)1 California
Levy Ad<dpli, dwl 116 Washington
Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 19 Second, dwl 253
Tehama
Levy A. L., private hoarding, 14 Eddy
Levy Alexander, (colored) hairdresser, dwl 17 John
Levy Alexander, tailor, 530± Third
Levy Asher, drygoods peddler, dwl]352 Third
Levy I?.. tailor, dwl 126 Morton
Levy B. & Co., groceries and liquors, 1413 Stock
Levy Bar neb, (B. Levy & Co.) dwl 717 Green
Levy Baruch, cartman, dwl 605 Stevenson
Levy Benjamin, merchant, dwl 115 Fifth
Levy Bernard, dwl 120 Morton
Levy Bernard, dry goods, 328 Kearny, dwl 14 Eddy
Levy Bernard, porter, 117 Battery, dwl 237 Jackson
Levy Bernard L., merchant, dwl 517 Post
Levy Charles, (L. Ryan $• Co.) dwl 1427 Kearny
Levy D., cigars and tobacco, 356 Third
Levy David, jeweler with-C. F. Mohrig, dwl
340 Eleventh
Levy David, ornamental painter, 944 Folsom
Levy David, trader, dwl -139 Natoma
Levy David P., Conservative saloon, 613 Sacra-
mento, dwl 809 Filbert
Levy Elias, salesman, 525 Kearny, dwl 951 Folsom
Levy Elias, expressman, dwl 158 Shipley
Levy Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 613 Union
Levy Ferdinand, auctioneer, dwl 1427 Kearny
Levy Francis, laborer, dwl 3 Natoma
Levy French, dwl 14 Eddy
Levy Fritz, glazier, dwl 438 Broadway
Levy George, shirtcutter, dwl 613 Union
Levy George, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Idaho
Levy Gustave, jobber dry goods, 2 Battery, dwl
115 Fifth
Levy H. Mis., midwife, dwl 32 Gea*y
Levy Harris, (S. & H. Levy) dwl 538 Jessie
Levy Henrietta, (widow) famished rooms, 34 Turk
Levy Henry, broker, dwl 512 Bush
Levy Henry, hairdresser with J. Wilkinson, dwl
E s Sixth nr Brannau
Levy Henry, manufacturer boys clothing, 125 San-
son!, dwl 120 Shipley
Levy Henry L., salesman, 433 Kearny, dwl 632 Mkt
Levy Henry M., dwl 705 Larkin
Lew Herman, capitalist, office 107 Sansom, dwl
'337 Eddy
Levy Herman L., (Engelbrecht & L.) dwl 224 Turk
Levy Herman W., clerk with L. &. E. Wertheimer,
dwl 34 Turk
Levy I. G., Eureka Photographic Gallery, 248
Third, dwl 148 Minna
Levy Isaac, (J. Schweitzer & Co.) dwl 620 Larkin
Levy Isaac, ( Julius Levy & Brother) res Virginia
City, Nevada
Levy Isaac, (Livingston & Co.) dwl 617 Green
Levy Isaac, (Mierson, Jewell & Co.) dwl 620
Green
Lew Isaac, cigars and tobacco, American Exchange,
"dwl 228 Bush
Levy Isidore, hairdresser with Antonio Fleies, dwl
9 Jackson
Levy Jacob, hotelkeeper, dwl 325 O'Farrell
Levy Jacob, tailor, dwl 816 Stockton
Levy John, (Braverman & L.) dwl 830 O'Farrell
Levy Joseph, junk, 507 Fourth, dwl 14 Ridley
Levy Joseph, porter, 319 Pine, dwl 951 Folsom
Levy Julius, (Julius Levy <£ Brother) dwl 736
Green
Levy Julius, merchant, dwl 1024 Jackson
Lew Julius, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook, dwl 333
"Bush
Levy Julius & Brother, (Isaac Levy) dry goods,
'l KHi Stockton
Levy Leon, clerk with John Bloch, dwl 807 Pacific
Levy Leopold, furniture, 151 1 Stockton
Levy Lewis C, hairdresser, 13 Jackson
Levy Louis, clerk with J. Eiseiiherg, dwl 1121 ^
Howard
Levy Louis, clothing, 227 Pacific
Levy Louis, clothing, 607 Davis, dwl 335 Broadway
Levy Lonis, merchant, dwl 1208 Turk
Levy Louis, paperbox manufacturer, 408 Sacra?
mento, dwl 151 Clara
Levy Ludwigr, jeweler with Edwards & Tuckey,
dwl IHU Hyde
Levy Manuel, insurance solicitor, dwl 714 Larkin
Levy Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson
Levy Marcus, salesman, 105 Sansom, dwl 4 Powell
Levy Marcus, salesman, 435 Mont, dwl 951 Folsom
Levy Marcus B., nioneybroker, 300 Kearny, dwl
1157 Mission
Levy Marcus D., bookkeeper. 2 Battery
Levy Marks, tailor, 128 Pacific
Levy Marks, tailor, 573 Mission
Levy Marks, with Conrad & Brother, dwl 248 Clem
Levy Mary, (widow) dwl 1100 Stockton
Levy Max, bookkeeper, 221 Sansom, dwl 109 Mont
Levy Michael, cloths, cassi meres, etc., 642 Sacra-
mento, dwl 807 Pacific
Levy Michael, drygoods, 9 Kearny, dwl 1423 Stock
Levy Morris, expresswagon, cor Cal and Kearny
Levy Morris, importer and wholesale fancy and dry-
goods, 105 Sansom, dwl 4 Powell
Levy Morris, merchaut, dwl 1430 Pine
Levy Morris L., clerk with David Samuels, dwl 530
Ellis
Levy Moses, clerk, dwl 320 Sansom
Levy Moses, tailor, 5 Stevenson
Levy Nathan, (of N. Levy & Co., Winnemncca,
'Nev.) office 220 California, dwl 813 Vallejo
Levy Nathan, butcher with M. Rosenberg, dwl 745
Howard
Levy Nathan, driver with M. Rosenberg, dwl How-
ard nr Fifth
Levy Nathan, wines and liquors, dwl 264 Stevenson
Levy P. & Brother, (Abraham Levy) wholesale
clothing, 22 Sansom
Levy Peppie, groceries and liquors, SW cor Jack-
son and Mason
Levy Philip, (P. Levy & Bro.) res New York
Levy Philip, bookkeeper with Cohen & Sperling,
dwl 314 Seventh
Lew Pierre L., tailor, 515 Bush
Levy Raphael, junk, dwl SE cor Har and Garden
Levy Raphael, peddler, dwl 163 Jessie
LEVY S. & CO., fruit and produce commission, 320
Washington
Levy S. & H., importers and jobbers drygoods, 123
Sansom
Levy Samuel, dwl 404 Stockton
Levy Samuel, clerk, 16 Kearny, dwl 16 Geary
Levy Samuel F., cigardealer, dwl 820 Washington
Levy Samuel W., commission merchaut, 21 Battery,
dwl 424 Eddy
Levy Simon, manufacturer cigars and importer
leaf tobacco, 617 Commercial, dwl 8 Antonio
Levy Sol, pressman with Douald Bruce, dwl 404
Stockton
Levy Solomon, (S. Levy & Go.) dwl 116 Wash-
ington
Levy Solomon, fS. & H. Levy) dwl 404 Sixth
Levy Solomon, tailor, 237 Jacksou
Levy William, liverystable keeper, dwl 20 Louisa
Levy Wolf, tailor, dwl 520 Sixtli
Levy — See Leavy and Levi
Lewald George, bookkeeper, dwl 1303 Larkin
Lewald Louis, expresswagon, SW cor California
and Battery, dwl 137 Natoma
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Ctreet, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY", 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick Houso Entrance.
400
SAN FRANCISCO L ] DIRECTORY
reman with Sanderson & Horn,
dwl 158 Jessie
Lewellyu Robert, (Lewettyn & Co.) and school
, tor I hird Waul, dwl 749 Market
ii vV Co., i Robei t Lewellyn and Daniel Mc-
M llan I liquor saloon, 11 Clay
Lewelh a— See Llewellyn
I., w, nihal W., furnishing goods, 222 Sixth
Lewin B. & Co., (Shasta) Kruse & Euler agents,
20 ' Front
Lewin Jonas, laborer with Henry Bocken, dwl 21
Garden
Lewinsohn Simon, bookkeeper, 108 Battery, dwl
331 Kearny
Lewi* Abraham, (Lewis fy Panda- J dwl .r)()9 O'Far-
rell
LEWIS A I) <fc Co., importers and wholesale
cigars, 3it) Sacramento
r> wis Adolph, (Ail Lewis Sp Co.) dwl 207 Kearny
Lewis Albert, hostler, dwl 504 Filbert
Lewis Alien J., salesman, 110 Montgomery, dwl
bOti Folsom
Lewis Alexander, clerk with Albert II. Liebenberg,
dwl 574 Bryant
Lewis Andrew J., butcher, dwl Point Lobos Road
nr Twenty seventh
Lewis Antonio, cook with John Reagan, dwl 422
Driinim
Lewis Arnold M., assistant engineer Spring Valley
Water Works, dwl Russell nr Larkin
Lewis Augustas, boatman, dwl NW cor Francisco
ami Powell
Lewis Hi njamin, seaman schooner Sp trrow, 1 How
LEWIS BROTHERS, (Myer, Joseph, Sol, and
Samuel) manufacturers cigars, and importers
leaf tobacco, 213-215 Battery
Lewis C, (widow) dwl 783 Market
Lewis Caribeau, expresswagon, dwl S s Eighteenth
bet Dolores and Guerrero
Lewis Charles, laborer, dwl E s York bet Twenty -
third and Twenty-fourth
Lewis Charles, papercarrier, dwl SVv" cor Dupont
and Broadway
Lewis Charles, waiter N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Orizaba
Lewis Charles A., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl
W b Capp nr Twenty-third
Lewis Clelia J., (widow) dwl 843 Mission
Lewis David G., (J. E. Mitchell # Co.) dwl 1105
Howard
Lewis Davis, tailor, N s Jackson bet Driuum and
Davis
LEWIS EDWIN, general agent Craftsmen's Life
Assurance Co., (and E. H. Shaw & Co.) office
432 Montgomery, res Saucelito
Lewis Edwin C, Steamboat Exchange, 1011 Battery
Lewis Elijah W., builder, dwl S s Green nr Larkin
Lewis Fiances M.. (widow) dwl 1414 Jackson
Lewis Frank R., bookkeeper, 67 California Market,
dwl 618 California
Lewis Frederick, cook, 333 Bush
Lewis Frederick R., clerk, 30'J San, dwl 1703 Turk-
Lewis George, confectionery and groceries, NE cor
Geary and Leavenworth
Lewis George W., driver Napa Soda Agency, dwl
17 Turk
Lewjs Godfrey L., clerk with Henry L. Lewis, dwl
770 Harrison
Lewis Hanis, merchant, office 227 Sansom
Lewis Harry M., bookkeeper Lick House Saloon,
dwl 103 Montgomery
Lewis Henry, laborer with Patchell & Gooduow,
dwl 234 Fifth
Lewis Henry, (colored) porter with Pioche &
■ Bayerque, dwl 002 Montgomery
Lewis Henry C, special policeman," dwl 405 O'Far-
rell
Lewis Henry J., special policeman, dwl 121 Olive
Avenue
Lewis Henry L., commission merchant and jobber
groceries and provisions, 200 Sac, dwl 770 liar
LEWIS HENRY M., manufacturing jeweler and
importer watches, 655 Clay
Lewis Herbert F., clerk, dwl 3 Hardic Place
Lewis Hermann, hairdresser, 202 Pacific and 909
Battery, dwl 000 Battery
Lewis Homeste id Association, office 302 Mont
Lewis Isidor, hairdresser with Hermann Lewis, dwl
900 Batterv
Lewis Jacob, clerk, 313 Bush, dwl 418 Tehama
Lewis Jacob, pictnreframemaker, 616 Broadway
Lewis .lames H., porter, 314 Pine, dwl Ss Sacra-
mento bet Steiner and Pierce
Lewis James M., (Lewis & Stevenson) dwl 6 How-
ard Court
Lewis John, canvasser with Roman & Co., dwl 539
Market
Lewis John, frnitstand, SE cor Jackson and Kearny,
dwl 318 Davis
Lewis John, paper banger with Frank O. Edwards,
dwl Union bet Kearny and Dupont
Lewis John, pictureframemaker, dwl 27 Minna
Lewis John, trader, dwl Niantic Hotel
Lewis John, watchman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
John L. Stephens
Lewis John B., clerk with J. W. Sullivan, dwl 515
Bush %
Lewis John B.. real estate agent, 502 Montgomery,
dwl 409 Bryant
Lewis John F., draftsman with Gen. B. S. Alexan-
der, dwi 8 13 Mission
Lewis John T., machinist S. P. R. R., dwl W s
Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Lewis Joseph, (Lewis Brothers) dwl 1030 Pine
Lewis Joseph, deckhand steamer Alameda, res Ala-
meda
Lewis Joseph, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co's steamer
Amador
Lewis Joseph, restaurant and lodgings, SW cor
Sacramento and Davis
Lewis Lawrence E., driver Market Street R. R.
dwl S s Seventeenth nr Mission
Lewis Louis, laborer, dwl 110 William, rear
Lewis Lyon, private Hebrew School, 315 O-Farrell
Lewis M., spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
Lewis Malcolm, se iman Colorado Steam Navigation
Co.'s steamer Newbern
Lewis Manuel, laborer with John Reagan, dwl 422
Drnmm
Lewis Marcus, clerk with H. M. Lewis, dwl 118
Tehama
Lewis Marx, glazier, 663 Mission
Lewis Marx, tailor, 677 Market, dwl 773 Folsom
Lewis Mitchell M., trader, dwl 418 Tehama
Lewis Myer, (Lewis Bros.) dwl 1607 Powell
Lewis Oscar, (Lewis <V Morrill) dwl 43.>± Clem
Lewis Oscar, (Lewis <k Porter) dwl 103 Mont
Lewis Philip, clerk, 300 Sansom, dwl 111 Ninth
Lewis Philip, trader, dwl 463 Clementina
Lewis Prince B., finisher City Iron Works, dwl W
s Treat Av bet Twenty-first and Twenty-secoud
Lewis Richard, expresswagon, cor Davis and Pa-
cific, dwl 625 Davis
Lewis Robert G., ( Vincent & L.J dwl 712 Taylor
Lewis Rodman P., agent Commercial Union Insur-
ance Co., dwl N s Pine bet Bioderick and Baker
Lewis Sabiu F., engineer, dwl 1131 Folsom
Lewis Samuel, (Lewis Bros.) res New York
Lewis Sol., (Lewis Bros.) dwl 1607 Powell
Lewis S'lloinou, (Solomon Lewis & Co.) dwl 18
Mason
Lewis Soloman & Co., (Louis Lissner) brokers and
jewelers, 409 Kearny
Lewis S. R., chief engineer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Lewis Thomas, (Lewis & Burke) dwl Overland
House
Lewis Thomas, clerk, dwl 215 Perry
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush, and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [L] DIRECTORY
401
Lewis Thomas, passenger agent Hannibal and St.
Joseph R. R., 306 Montgomery, dwl 928 Clay
LEWIS THOMAS B., real estate agent, office 302
Montgomery' dwl Silver Avenue bet San Jose
and San Bruno Roads
Lewis Thomas O., recording and abstract clerk Cus-
tom House, dwl 1120 Howard
Lewis William, laborer, dwl 198 Stevenson
Lewis William, salesman with Lewis Bros., 213
Battery
Lewis William, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Lewis William H., printer with Joseph Winterburn
*z Co., dwl 1200 Leavenworth
Lewis William J., civil engineer, office 302 Mont-
gomery, dwl 461 Natoma
Lewis W. S., carpetlayer with J. E. Mitchell & Co.
dwl 596 Stevenson
LEWIS & BURKE, ( Thomas Lewis and C. D.
Burke ) proprietors Overland House, 533 Sac
Lewis A- Morrill, (Oscar Lewis, Simon S. Morrill
aiul C. A. Low) proprietors City Iron Works,
28 Fremont
Lewis & Pander, (Abraham Leiuis and Ezekiel
Pander J stoves and tinware, 32 Geary
Lewis & Porter, (Oscar Lewis and, Horace Porter J
billiard and liquor saloon, Lick House
Lewi* & Stevenson, (James M. Lewis and John W.
Stevenson) City market, 117 Fourth
Lewis— See Louis
Lewison George, instrument maker with Louis Rau,
dwl 608 Market
Lewison Jacob L., bookkeeper, 13 Battery, dwl 357
Clementina
xjewison Louis, importer fancy drv goods, 19 San-
som, dwl 608 Post
Lewlor Peter, hostler, dwl 14 Heron
Lewthwaite Alexander, clerk with S. P. Taylor &
Co., res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Lewy Julius, dwl Nucleus House
Leyba John, hostler, 252 Spear
Leyeock C. H., physician, awl 917 Post
Leydecker Theodore W., ( Ley decker fy Wieboldt)
dwl 631 Davis
LEYDECKER & WIEBOLDT, (Theodore W.
Leydecker and Henry W. Wieboldt J liquor
s iloon, 631 Davis
Leyden Andrew, laborer Eureka Foundry, dwl 60
Tehama
Leyden Charles, barnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 14 Natoma
Leyendecker Jacob, tailor, dwl 621 Post
Leyner Charles A., tailor, 641 Pacific, dwl S s
Montgomery Court
Lezman Thomas, carpenter,- dwl 338 Bush
Lhermeraut Louis, wines and liquors, 1032 Dupont
Lhote Eugene, boots and shoes, 617 Kearny, dwl
1305 Mason
Lhote — See L'Hote
Li Po Tai, (Chinese) physician, 744 Washington
Li Song, (Chinese) jeweler, 726 Jackson
Libbey E. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Libbey John G., ( Daken & L.J dwl 303 Van Ness
Avenue
Libbey Mark L., dentist, office and dwl NW cor
Geary and Kearny
Libbey William H, teamster with Hooper & Co.,
dwl 29 Fifth Avenue
Libbiug Henry, sawyer Cal. Planing Mill, dwl 129
Third
Libby Dorville, (Libby & SwettJ dwl NW cor
Bush and Stocktou
Libby Eliab, driver, dwl 536 Green
Libby E. G., weigher with I. Friedlander, dwl 8
Hollis
Libby James N., carpenter H.C.League,230 Kearny
Libby Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1403 Mason
Libby Solomon, shipjoiner with Henry A. Foster,
dwl 1413 Sacramento
LIBBY & SWETT, (Dorville Libby and Frank
H. SwettJ wholesale and retail books, station-
ery and school furniture, 3 New Montgomery
LICENSE COLLECTOR, City and County, office
7 City Hall, first floor
Licht. Lewis, fancy goods, 1 15 Second
Lichtenberg Charles B., watchmaker and jeweler,
752 Washington
Lichtenberg William, office and dwl 314 Sacramento
Lichtenfels Gottlieb, cook, dwl 3 Clay Avenue
Lichtenstedt Heinrich, laborer Park Hotel
Lichtenstein Benjamin, clerk with Solomon H.
Lichtenstein, dwl 323 O'Farrell
Lichtenstein Max, salesman with Francis Mandle-
baum, dwl 921 Greenwich
Lichtenstein Morris, hoop and corset manufacturer,
34 Second, and cigars and tobacco, 309 East
Lichtenstein Moses B., moueybroker, 517 Kearny,
dwl 127 O'Farrell
Lichtenstein Moses H., auctioneer and commission
merchant, 602 Montgomery, dwl 1024 Hyde
Lichtenstein Solomon H., pawnbroker, 706 Kearny,
dwl 323 O'Farrell
Licliter William, expresswagon, cor Post and
Kearny, dwl 23 Garden
Lichtig Iirnatz, jeweler with Charles Lemme, dwl
126 Myrtle Avenue
Lichtneker Luis, salesman with John P. Moesta
LICK HOUSE, Hill Beachy proprietor, W s Mont-
gomery bet Sutter and Post
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. James Lick proprietor,
W s Montgomery bet Sutter and Post
Lick James, real estate, office 121 Sutter, res Santa
Clara
Licksmith West, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Liddle Hugh, carpenter H. C. League, 230* Kearny
Liddle James H., gunsmith with Liddle & Kaeding,
dwl 1307 Sacramento
Liddle Robert. (Liddle & Kaeding J dwl 229 Fell
Liddle &. Kaeding, (Robert Liddle and Charles V.
B. Kaeding J guns and sporting materials, 538
Washington
Lidon Thomas, porter, dwl 133 Tehama
Lidstrom Charles G., clerk, 406 Cal, dwl 359 Clem
Lidstrom Henry L., bookkeeper with Lyon & Co.,
dwl 359 Clementina
Lieb A. H., wood and coal, NE cor Butte and
Tennessee
Lieb Charles, tailor, dwl E s Mississippi nr Mari-
posa
Lieb Charles W., jobprinter, office 629 Clay, dwl
' E s Mississippi nr Mariposa
Lieb Henry, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl
340 Townsend
Lieb William T., pressman with Joseph Winter-
burn & Co., dwl 743 Howard
Liebenberg Albert H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Fourth and Bryant, dwl 572 Bryant
Liebenberg August C, clerk with Henry Knust,
dwl SW cor Folsom and Fourth
Liebenberg Charles, groceries and liquors, 300
Mission, dwl 572 Bryant
Liebenroth Charles W., salesman with H. S. Crock-
er & Co., dwl 1107 Stockton
Lieber Charles, dwl 215 Sansom
Liebermann Theodore, ( Theodore Liebermann &
Go. J res New York
Liebermann Theodore & Co., (Simon A. Peyser Jim-
porters and jobbers fancy goods, 121 Bansoux
Liebert John G., mason and builder, office 326 Mont-
gomery, dwl 330 Oak
LIEBES H. & CO., (Charles J. BehlowJ importers,
manufacturers and dealers furs, 113 Mont
Liebes Herman, (H. Liebes & Co. J dwl 222 Turk
Liebes Isaac, clerk with H. Liebes & Co, dwl 222
Turk
Liebes J. & Co., manufacturers cigars and importers
leaf tobacco, 206 Front
Liebes Jacob, (J. Liebes &? Co.) dwl 222 Turk
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Lucea and Embroideries.
26
WATKINS' rO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
402
AN FRANCISCO L,] DIRECTORY.
Liebee Louis, {Liebet <£ Bowman) dwl 1015 Van
\css Avenne
LIEBES& BOWMAN, (Louis tdebes and John S.
B turn :>i i manufacturers dgara and importers
leaf tobacco, 301 Battery
Liebling Jeanette, (widow) gents' furnishing goods,
906 Dapont
Liebmann Morris, (Lichmann & Goldman) dwl
i. i Pine
Liebmann & Goldman, (Morris Liebmann and Max
Qoldman) fancy goods and trimmings, NW cor
Pacific and Stockton
Liebscbutz Charles, waiter with Henry Burmeister,
dwl cor Stockton and California
Liekefelt August, barkeeper with Henry Von Der
U eh den, awl 1002 Montgomery
Lieker Frederick, (Samuel Graaff'Sf Co.) dwl 1024
Pacific
Liell Frederick, seaman schooner Staghound, 27
Market
Liemmel Louis, waiter, dwl N s Broadway nr Polk
Lies Eugene, attorney -at law, office 18 and 19 Ex-
change Building, dwl 434 Hayes
Liesenfeld Henry, billiardtable maker with P. Lies-
enfeld, dwl 1228 Bush
LIESENFELD PHILIP, manufacturer billiard-
tables and sole agent Phelan & Collender's
patent cushions, 571 Market, dwl 122S Bush
Lievre Isadore, bookkeeper with J. Cerf & Co.,
dwl 716 Post
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, (St. Louis,
Mo.) Shawhan & Pettigrew managers Pacific
coast, office 432 Montgomery
Light House. Twelfth District, office 204 Mont
Light J. Wolf, drayman, 119 Batterv, dwl 1512
Hyde
Light Samuel, dwl 1512 Hyde
Lighthall J. A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Rear
Lightner Isaac, (of Lightner Jj- Rosenthal, Olym-
pia, W. T.) office 313 Sacramento, dwl 309
Hyde
Lightner Joel F., mining secretary, office 438 Cali-
fornia, dwl 504 Geary
Ligneur Adell Mrs., laundress Lick House
Ligon Adele M'me, dressmaker, 652 Washington
Lihou Nicholas G., mate bark Naramissic, Pacific
Street Wharf
Likins James W., freight clerk S. P. R. R., dwl N
s Minna bet Eleventh and Lafayette
Lilienthal Ernst, clerk with Martin Bruuings, SW
cor Mission and Third
Lilienthal Ernest R., (Lilienthal & Co.) dwl 7
Kearny
Lilienthal Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fil-
bert and Hyde
Lilienthal J. Leo, merchant, office 223 California,
dwl 7 Kearny
Lilienthal Philip N.,cashier with J. Seligmau & Co.,
dwl 7 Kearny
LILIENTHAL & CO., (Ernest B. Lilienthal)
wholesale liquors, 223 California
Lilkendey William, groceries and liquors, 828 Clay
Lillestrand John, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Lillian Hall M. Co., office 403 California
Lillicli Heinrich, laborer, dwl 728 Market
Lillie Caroline H., (widow) dwl 528 Stevenson
Lillie Christian F., sailmaker with C. C. Funk, dwl
21 Dupont
Lillie James, gilder with Snow & Roos, dwl 36
Rnss
Lillie Lewis, merchant, dwl 955| Harrison
Lillie 8. P. Miss, teacher Denman School, dwl 528
Stevenson
Lillienkron Fritz, bathman with Lampe Bros., dwl
18 Sansom
Lillis James L., receiver Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 208 Seventh
Lilzeuberg Peter, bodymaker with Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 207 Minna
Lilzenberg Sven, bodymaker with Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 207 Minna
Limaruti Charles, dress and cloakmaker with John
Tuschinski, dwl 839 California
Limbaugh Nathaniel P., (James O'Connor & Co.)
dwl NE cor Geary and Taylor
Limerick Michael, laborer with Jabez B. Clay, dwl
N 8 Sixteenth bet Guerrero and Valencia
Lin Wood, (Chinese) cigar manufacturer, 716 Com
Lin Man, (Chinese) tailor, 806 Dupont
Linahan John, milkrauch, Central Road nr Golden
Gate Park
Linahan John, shoemaker, dwl W s Chattanooga nr
Twenty-first
Liuari & BvolhevJ John and Stcphano Linari) wood
and coal, 1210 Stockton
Linari John, (Linari & Brother) dwl 17 Lafayette
Place
Linari Stephano, (Linari <& Brother) dwl 17 La-
fayette Place
Lincoln A., saddler, dwl 521 Howard
Lincoln Andrew R., harneesmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 227 Second
Lincoln Emory F.,sawver with E.R. Howes & Co.,
dwl 428 Tehama
Lincoln E. W., carpenter H. C. League,230 Kearny
Lincoln George W., collector Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 1621 Clay
Lincoln Granville H., packer with Buckingham &
Hecbt, dwl 136 Seventh
Lincoln Harry, stockfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 136 Seventh
Lincoln Henry, salesman with J. W. Davidson &.
Co.. dwl 616 California
Lincoln Jerome, real estate, office 116 Leidesdorff,
dwl 13 Laurel Place
Lincoln Jonas, clothing and furnishing goods, 838
Market, dwl lllOFolsom
Lincoln Mary, (widow) dwl NE cor Howard and
Twenty fourth
Lincoln S. H., leathercutter with Buckingham &
Hecht
Lincoln S. S., (widow) dwl 136 Seventh
Lincoln William, teamster, dwl 2105 Jones
Lincoln William H., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., dwl 421 Harrison
Lind diaries, seaman, dwl 409 Drnuim
Lind Henry, rigger, dwl 45 Sacramento
Lind John, drayman with Union Pacific Salt Co.,
dwl 28 Sacramento
Lind — See Lynde
Lindau J., laborer Occidental Hotel
Lindberg John, piano tuner with M. Gray, dwl S s
Pfeiffernr Dupont
Linde Jacob, special policeman, SE cor Kearny and
Commercial
Lindeman Charles, jeweler with Charles Lemme,
dwl Twelfth Avenue nr M, South S.F.
Lindeman Francis, dwl Twelfth Avenue nr M, South
S.F.
Lindeman Julius, compositor Hebrew Observer.dwl
156 Clara
Lindeman Paul, basketmaker, 551 Bryant
Lindeman William, waiter, 18 Sansom
Lindemann John, tanner with Simon Hoffman, dwl
S s Serpentine Avenue nr Howard
Lindemood Israel, carpenter, dwl 317 Fifth
Liudemood Thomas, driver Front St. M.& O. R. R.,
dwl 111? Austin
Linden Edward, laborer, dwl 47 Sacramento
Linden Harry, real estate and mining engineer,
office 32 Stevenson's Building, res Oakland
Lindenbaum Hymati, clerk, 52 Steuart
Lindenbaum Isaac, groceries and liquors, 52 Steuart
Lindenberger Thomas E., merchant, office 23 San-
son), res Alameda
Lindermau Claus, tanner with Fnncke & Wasser-
mann, dwl NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Linderman Tobias, cook, 311 Bush, dwl 4 Berry
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market,
C. P. VAN RCHAACK & CO., 708, 732, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [L] DIRECTORY
403
Lindheimer Meier, policeman City Hall, dwl 539
Green
Lindner Conrad, proprietor Conrad's restaurant,
307 Battery, dwl 4 Gerke Alley
Lindner Julius, (Lindner & Kron) dwl 306 Mason
Lindner Max, (Goodman & L.J dwl 319 O'Farrell
Lindner S., bookkeeper with Fleischman, Sichel &
Co., dwl 572 Howard
Lindner Victor, upholsterer with William J. Henev
& Co., dwl 1114 Stockton
Lindner & Kian/ Julius Lindner and Julius Kron)
clothing and furnishing goods, 927 and 929
Kearny
Lindo Jacob, expresswagon, cor Sacramento and
Dupont, dwl 835 Clay
Lindo Joseph, expresswagon, cor Commercial and
Dupont, dwl 704 Dupont
Lindop Mary, (widow) dwl 337 Minna
Lindow John, merchant tailor, 913 Pacific
Lindross August, carpenter S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl Rausch nr Folsom
Lindsay H. E. Mrs., dwl 511 Pine
Lindsay John, hostler, dwl 243 Minna
Lindsay John M., woodcarver with Chr. Scbreiber
& Co., dwl 251 Stevenson
Lindsay Matthew, compositor Evening Bulletin,
dwl 122 Silver
Lindsay Oliver, civil engineer, dwl 725 Broadway,
rear
Lindsay Robert, seaman barkentine Webfoot, 1
Howard
Lindsay Robert A., salesman, 118 Sansom, dwl W s
Valencia nr Twentieth
Lindsay Thomas, expressman, dwl SW cor Guer-
rero and Twentieth
Lindsev Joseph H, collector, office 405 California,
dwl 524 Oak
Lindeey Robert, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Lindsey William, real estate agent, office 304 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1246 Montgomery
Liudwall Carl G., longshoreman, dwl 638 Pacific
Lindy James, expresswagon, cor Front and Cal
Linegar Charles, laborer, dwl E s Laskie bet Market
and Mission
Linehan Con, drayman, dwl 518 Mission
Linehan James, laborer, dwl Ns Point Lobos Road
Linehan John, milkman, bds 29 First
Linehan Michael, laborer, dwl 24 Clara
Linelutn Patrick, laborer, dwl 518 Mission
Linehan Patrick, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 432 Shipley
Linehan William fi., law reporter Alta California,
dwl 262* Clara
Linekin Nancy M., (widow) dwl 940 Mission
Liuen James, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 238
Fremont
Linen James Jr., plumber with J. H. O'Brien
& Co.
Linen Joseph, drayman, dwl W s Capp bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Linen Michael, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
238 Fremont
Linford P., seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
fiamme
Linforth Alfred, sawmaker, 318 Jackson, dwl Page
nr Octavia
Linforth Edward H., printers' furniture manufact-
urer and cabinetmaker, 20 Fremont, dwl 6 Rose
Linforth Edward W., clerk, 5 Front, dwl SE cor
Page and Laguna
Linforth James, (Linforth, Kellogg fy Co.) dwl
NE cor Page and Laguna
LINFORTH, KELLOGG & CO., (James Lin-
forth) importers and jobbers American and for-
eign hardware, 3 and 5 Front
Ling James, shoemaker Metropolitan Boot and Shoe
Factory, dwl 535 Stevenson
Lingard Samuel, liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad
and Tenth Avenues, South S. F.
Liugenfelser Conrad W., cigarmaker with C. C.
Diez, dwl E s Fillmore bet Pine and California
Lingenfelser Joseph, bootmaker, dwl E 8 Fillmore
bet California and Pine
Linggi Charles, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Linke Herman, cook S. F. Laundry Association,
dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Linklater James, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Linkton Samuel, mining, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Linn Augustus, (Frederick Ahhtrom & Go.) dwl
W s Drnmm bet Jackson and Oregon
Linn Jacob (Linn & Htdje) dwl 507 Greenwich
Linn John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Linn William W., shoemaker with William Joiner,
dwl 1206 Union
Linn & Holje, (Jacob Linn and. John B. Holje)
liquor and oyster saloon, NE cor Kearny and
Washington '
Linn. — See Lynn
Linne Henry. ( Werner & Co., and Von der Mehden
& Co. J dwl 22 Belden
Linnell Henry H., salesman, 17 Front, dwl 1515
Polk
Linneweber Bernard, tailor, dwl 742 Pine
Linnstrom H. Burrows, commission merchant, 508
Battery, dwl SE cor Mason and Sacramento
Linscott Russell T., porter, 112 Sansome, dwl 23
Stockton
Linskey Patrick, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
345j Third, rear
Linsley E. W., dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Linsley Gilford W., hat and wig-blockmaker, 419
Pine
Linstiom Albert, seaman, dwl 409 Drnmm
Linthal Henry, clerk, 209 California, dwl SW cor
O'Farrell & Hollis
Linthrop Charles, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Lintott Charles, butcher, First Av nr Railroad Av
Lintrup Charles, longshoreman, dwl E s Vincent
bet Union and Green
Lin wood Charles, longshoreman with 'Charles E.
Haseltine. 36 Steuart
Lion Henry, clerk Custom House, dwl 708 Green
Lion Kate, (widow) dwl 417 Grove
Lion Leopold, storekeeper, dwl 708 Green
Lion Samson, melter U. S. B. Mint, dwl 708 Green
Lion. — See Lyon
LIPMAN CHARLES F., manager American Bread
Co., 833-837 Harrison, and secretary Union
Club, dwl 1225 Bush
Lipman Henry, frnits,616 Market and 36 Sixth, dwl
3 Laskie
Lipman Isaac, merchant, dwl 336 Eddy
Lipman Isaac M., cigarmaker, dwl 906| Folsom
Lipman Joseph, bah dressing saloon What Cheer
House, dwl 1020 Larkin
Lipman Louis, salesman, 136 Kearny, dwl 339 Te-
hama
Lipman Michael, dwl 1103 Folsom
Lipman Samuel, fruits, 36 Sixth, dwl 3 Laskie
Lipman Samuel W., ( S. W. Lipman & Bro) dwl
339 Tehama
Lipman Simon, (S. W. Lipman # Bro. J dwl 339
Tehama
Lipman Solomon, (of S. Lipman 8? Co., Sacra-
mento City and Virginia City,) office 109 Bat-
tery, dwl 123 O'Farrell
Lipman S. W. & Brother, (Simon Lipman) hair-
dressing saloon, 403 Pine
Lipman William, porter with Anton Robrecht &
Bro., dwl 837 Pacific
Lipman — See Lippman.
Lippert William, hairdresser with August Magaz-
zin, dwl 7 St. Charles Place
Lippi Amedeo, (Lippi Bros.) dwl S 8 Broadway
nr Sansom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. S;., opp. t .iCk nouse Entrance.
404
AN FRANCISCO L] DIRECTORY,
Lippi Broa., (Amedeo and Pietro) manufacturers
pictureframes, 8W Market
Lippi Pietro, f Lippi Bros.) dwl S b Broadway nr
Sanson
Lippincott Amaziah, carpenter California Planing
Mill, dwl si*? Geary
Lippman Heiman, (Lippman & Bro.J dwl 413
Hayes
Lippman Joseph, watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc.,
203 Montgomery, dwl 528 Geary
Lippman Solomon," (Lippman & Bro.J dwl 443
Hayes
Lippman & nrother/27e/mrt«<fc Solomon Lippman J
drygoods, 443 Hayes
Lippold Bernhardt, jeweler witfr Hubash & Kutz,
ilwl 1523 Mason
Lipsitl Thomas, expresswagon, 652 Sacramento, dwl
Raasette Place No. 2 nr Sutter
Lisbon House, John Cardoso & Co. proprietors, 116
Jackson
Lisbon Thomas, stevedore, dwl 46 Steuart
Lisby Frank, carpenter, <lwl S14 Sansom
Liscfiewsky Gnstav, cutler, dwl 717 Vallejo
Lischewsky Robert, locksmith with Will & Finck,
dwl 717 Vallejo
Lisewski August, woodcarver with Bryant, Strahan
& Co., dwl N s Bryant bet Eighth and Ninth
Lishman John, laborer, dwl 256 Spear, rear
LISSAK A. H. JR., stockbroker, office 446 Cali-
fornia, dwl 116 Turk
Lissak Louis S., clerk, 446 California, dwl 116 Turk
Lissenden John, miner, dwl 2205 Larkin
Lissner Louis, ( S. Lewis & Co.) dwl 18 Mason
Litchfield Henry M., piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co., dwl 75 Clementina
Litchfield Joseph M.; (Piirdy & L.J dwl 1506 Sac
Litchfield Simon, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Tennessee
bet Butte and Solano
Litchfield Watson D., butcher, 52 and 53 Washing-
ton Market, dwl 1506 Sacramento
Litchfield William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Lithauer Louis J., salesman with Colmau Bros.,
dwl 205 Powell
Littig Philip, confectioner, dwl Meyers' Hotel
Littis Louis, seaman, dwl 409 Dnimm
Little Cornelius C. N., porter with J. C. Johnson &
Co., dwl 522 Pine
Little Delia, (widow) dwl 713 Vallejo
Little Delia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 75 Stevenson
Little Edward A., compositor with Cubeiy & Co.,
dwl 320 Ellis
Little E. J., (Little & LawsonJ res Alameda
Little Esther Miss, dwl 1143 Mission
Little Francis, farmer, dwl 411 Pacific
Little Henry, cook, dwl 808 Third
Little Horace L., papercarrier, dwl 125 Tehama
Littie James H., typecaster with Painter & Co., dwl
6 Front
Little Jenny, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum
Little John C, mariner, dwl NE cor Sac and Front
Little John G., shipwright, dwl 320 Bitch
Little John McD., drayman with George Bryden,
dwl 68 Tehama
Little John T., real estate agent, office 306 Mont-
gomery, dwl SW cor Pacific Av and Buchanan
Little Joseph W., broker, dwl 1011 Stockton
Little M. Mrs., matron county jail
Little Maggie Miss, operator Western Union Tele-
graph, dwl 1143 Mission
Little Martha, (widow) dwl 312 Beale
Little Mary Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, dwl 1143 Mission
Little Mary J., (widow) dwl 533 Seventeenth
Little Mary J. Mi6s, teacher Denman School dwl
320 Ritch
Little Michael, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 75
Stevenson
Little Robert, agent Hibernia Brewery, dwl 15*
Harrison Avenue
Little Robert, baker, dwl 8 Rassette Place No. 1
Little Rowland W. , trunkmaker with H. Behrendt
& Co., dwl 320 Bitch
Little Samuel, trunkmaker with E. Galpen & Co.,
dwl 6 Liberty
Little Stephen H., (Starr & L.J dwl 1108 Sac
Little Thomas, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 75
Stevenson
Little Thomas, salesman, dwl 218 Seventh
Little Thomas R., molder Union Iron Works, dwl
159 Shipley
Little William, special policeman with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 602 Second
Little William B., shipwright, dwl 6 Liberty
Little William S., sawder Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 263 Third
Little William T., (W. T. Garratt 8? Co. J dwl E s
Capp bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Little & Lawson, (£. J. Little and John C. Law-
son) stoves, etc., 603 Battery and 306 Jackson
Littlefield Augustus, shoemaker, dwl 17 Third
Littlefield Don C, superintendent Occidental Mark-
et, dwl 2516 Sacramento
Littlefield Gnstavus B., bootmaker with Bucking-
ham & Hecht, dwl 17 Third
Littlefield John W., shipwright, calker and spar-
maker, S 8 Merchant bet East and Druumi, dwl
19 Perry
Littlefield John W. Jr., clerk with D. C. Somers &
Co., dwl 19 Perry
Littlefield Joseph 1).', furnished rooms, 325J Bush
Littlefield Joseph T., carpenter, dwl 503 Wash
Littlefield Nellie Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 2516 Sacramento
Littlefield Sheldon, (Littlefield, Webb & Co.) dwl
321 Union
Littlefield Theodore B., conductor Front St. M. &
O. R. R., dwl 2516 Sacramento
LITTLEFIELD, WEBB & CO., (Sheldon Little-
field, Peter L. Webb and J. Tyler CarrJ gen-
eral commission merchants, 316 and 318 Wash
Littleford John T., (B. Morris $• Co. J dwl 1026
Hyde
Littleton Amelia, dwl 711 Bush
Litzius Augustus, upholsterer with George O. Whit-
ney &. Co., dwl 35| Langtou
Liu Henry, carriageuiaker with Fogarty & Meyer,
dwl Park Hotel
LIVERMORE HORATIO P., (Bedington, Eos-
tetter & Co., and Livermore if Chester,
Bakersfield. Kern Co., Cal.) treasurer Reding-
ton Quicksilver M. Co., and Natoma Water and
M. Co., office 529 Market, res Oakland
Livermore Obadiah, with Pioche & Bayerque, dwl
316 Pine
Livermore & Chester, ( H. P. Livermore and Julius
Chester J general merchandise and saw and grist
mills, Bakersfield, Kern Co., Cal., office 529
Market
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE IN-
SURANCE CO., William B. Johnston general
agent, office 422 California
Livesey Louis, clerk with W. W. Walmsley, dwl
1 J Page
Livesey Thomas, bookkeeper with Thompson Bros.'
dwl II Page
Livested Charles, laborer with Whitney &. Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Livesy John, machinist, dwl 506 Sixth
LIVING WAY, (monthly) S. D. Simouds editorand
proprietor, office 409 Washington
Livingston Chauucey, (colored) steward steamer
Yo Semite
Livingston David, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
Baldwin Court
Livingston Edward J., laborer, dwl 14 Baldwin
Court
Livingston Frank, capitalist, office 414 California,
dwl 1713 Powell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [Xj] DIRECTORY.
405
Livingston Frank, carpenter, dwl 503 Washington
Livingston H. B., editor, dwl 815 Montgomery
Livingston Henry, mariner, dwl 800 Third
Livingston Isaac, speculator, dwl 783 Folsom
Livingston John, dwl 318 Pine
Livingston John, bookkeeper Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills, dwl 1311 Devisadero
Livingston John, brassmolder with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 1007 Stockton
Livingston J. M., mining, office 331 Montgomery,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Livingston Louis, (Livingston & Co.) dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Livingston Mark, capitalist, office 414 California,
dwl 1715 Powell
Livingston Martha Miss, dressmaker, dwl 23 Kearny
Livingston Thomas, seaman barkeutiue Webfoot, J
Howard
LIVINGSTON & CO., (Louis Livingston and
Isaac Levy) importers and wholesale wines
and liquors, 220-222 California
Livingston — See Levingston
Livorani Carlo, vegetables, dwl 20 Lafayette Place
Lizari Pablo, dealer, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy
Llewellyn Reese, (Llewellyn & Co. J dwl 219 Pros-
pect Place
Llewellyn William, blacksmith, dwl 219 Prospect
Plate
Llewellyn W'illiam, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Llewellvn Wilson, carpenter, dwl 613 Pine
LLEWELLYN & CO., (Reese Llewellyn and Da-
vid Williams) proprietors Columbia Foundry,
133 and 135 Beale
Llewellvn — See Lewellyu
Lloyd Edward, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl SW cor
Third and Berry
Lloyd Ellen G. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 912 Larkin
Lloyd George, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Lloyd George A., inventor, dwl 16 Howard Court
Lloyd John, office 41 \\ California, dwl SW cor
Powell and Ellis
Lloyd John, laborer, dwl W s Sansom nr Vallejo
Lloyd Joshua D., carpenter, dwl 37 Moss
Lloyd M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
"School, dwl 218 Stockton
Lloyd Ralph, (Hill, L. S? Miller) dwl NW cor
Sixth and Folsom
Lloyd Reuben H., (Sharp & L.J attorney at law,
"office 18 Court Block, 63b Clay, dwl 1010 Fol
Lloyd Sally A., (widow) fnrnished rooms, 24 Geary
Lloyd William, longshoreman, dwl S s Alia bet
Sansom and Montgomery, rear
Lloyd William R., bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 3 Valencia
LLOYDS', Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, office 430
California
Loan H. S., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Loana Abraham, laborer, dwl N s Fulton nr
Laguna
Loane Frank M., bricklayer, dwl 967 Harrison
Loane John M., agent Eberhart & Lachman, SE
cor First and Market, dwl 205 Turk
Lobe Emile, clerk, 10 Battery, dwl 920 Market
Lobdell John, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben. As-
sociation, 814 Howard
Lobree Isaac, fancy goods, dwl 206 Eddy
Lobree .lames, pileilriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Locan Frank, (Locan & Co.) dwl 116 Francisco
LOCAN & CO , (Frank Locan and Herman Sicr-
ing) importers and retailers zephyr worsted
and fancy goods, 19 Mont and 107 and 109 Sut
Loch William, dwl 218 Pacific
Lochbaum August H., manufacturer jewelry boxes
and silver cases, 652 Washington, dwl 2110
Powell
Lochbaum Matthias, butcher, 1227 Union
Lochhead John, machinist, 115 Beale, dwl 2 Priest
Lock Charles, longshoreman with C. E. Haseltiue
Locke Anna H., (widow) dwl 18 Eddy
Locke Isaac S., collector, dwl 1310 Green
Locke Louis, Chinese interpreter Police Court, dwl
928 Clay
Locke James, (Locke & Neumiller) dwl "33 Eddy]
Locke J. Hannibal, superintendent Golden Gate
Flour Mill, dwl 415 Harrison
Locke Silas M., real estate, dwl 124 Eddy
Locke S. Morris, ' Locke & Montague) res New
York
LOCKE & MONTAGUE, (S. Morris Locke and
W. W. Montague) importers and jobbers stoves,
ranges, metals, tinmen's stock, etc., 112 and 114
Battery
Locke & Neumiller, (James Locke and Jacob Neu-
miller) carriage and wagon factory, 33 Eddy
Lockerman Henry, hairdesser, W s Railroad Avenue
nr Eleventh, South S. F.
Lockett John, carpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Lockhavt George A., (Lockhart & Porter) dwl
725 Treat Avenue
Lockhart John, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 207 Harrison
Lockhart Thomas, carpenter, dwl Isthmus House
Lockhart W. T., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lockhart & Porter, {George A. Lockhart and Wil-
liam H. Porter) coffin manufacturers, 269 Stev
Lockman Edward, dwl 723 O'Farrell
Lockway Moses L. B, machinist with Deacon & Bul-
ger, dwl 217 Minna
Lockwood F. A. Mrs., dwl 1013 Clay
Lockwood George G. printer with A. L. Bancroft
& Co., dwl 85 Fifteenth
Lockwood James, deckhand stm Chin Du Wan
Lockwood M. M. Miss, dwl 1013 Clay
Lockwood William H. pressman, dwl 905 Larkin
Lockwood William J., salesman with Haynes &
Lawton, dwl 708 Mason
Lockyer William, hackman, Plaza, dwl 1625 Pow
Loder Frank, billposter with Keyt & Co., dwl NW
cor Pacific aud Kearny
Lodge J. Rev. pastor African M. E. Zion Church
Stockton nr Clay
Lodge Thomas, brakemau, dwl Twentieth bet
Church and Dolores
Lodye William, barkeeper with James H.Reynolds,
dwl 419 Pacific
Lodiani Domenico, dwl Garibaldi House
Lods Charles L, carpenter Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl W s Webster bet Ellis aud Eddy
Loeb Gabriel, porter, 22 Battery
Loeb Henry, butcher, 741 Broadway, dwl 726
Broad vi ay
Loebel A., chiropodist, office and dwl 405 Kearny
Loehner George, butcher, dwl 24 Clara rear
LOEHR FERDINAND VON, physician, and
editor California Demokrat, office and dwl 614
Sacramento
Loessel Theodore, auditor S. F. Savings Union, dwl
1106 Taylor
Loeven Emil, (Emil Loevcn & Co.) dwl 725 Val
Loeven Emil & Co., coffee and spice mills, 520
Front
Loevenberg Hermann, junk, 404 Fol, dwl 406 Fol
Loew Aaron, tailor with Henry Bash, dwl 713
Broadway
Loewe Abraham, salesman with Ackermann Bros.,
dwl Hansa House
LOEWE BROTHERS, [Morris H. andLonis H.)
importers and wholesale wines and liquors, 306
California
Loewe Louis H., (Loewe Bros.) dwl 14 Eddy
Loewe Morris H., (Loewe Bros.) dwl 322 Hayes
Loewel A. & Co., (Adolpli Silverberg and Philip
Cohn) butchers, 12 San Francisco Market
Loewel Alexander, (A. Loewel Sr Co.) dwl cor
Geary and Hvde
Loewenberg Wiliiam, silversmith with Koehler &
Bitter, dwl 620 Merchant
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Eats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
406 SAN FRANCISCO [L] DIRECTORY.
Loewenberg Ernest, bookkeeper with Fleishman,
Sichel 2 Co., dwl 706 Green
Loewenl i i e See Lowenberg
Loewenbayn Henry, fruit, Pacific Fruit Market,
dwl 71 I Gear;
Loewenson Leopold, fruit, 136 Second
Loewenthal Richard, lettercarrier, dwl 736 Vallejo
Loewv William, {VanDyke fy L.) attorney-at-law,
Office 520 Montgomery, dwl 1020 Stockton
Lofstad George W., farrier with H. Liebes &. Co.,
dwl 18Zoe
LoftUB George W., (Harrington & L.J dwl 410
X:ltonUl
Loftus Frank, machinist with Prank A. Hunting-
ton
Loftus James, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Loftns John, laborer, dwl 363 Eleventh
Loftns John, laborer, dwl 415 Powell
Loftns John P., (Loftns Jj- Kenncy) dwl corEighth
and Tehama
Loftus Michael A., policeman City Hall, dwl cor
Sixteenth and First Avenue
Loftus & Kenney, (John P. Loftus and Patrick
Keiiney) bootmakers, 235 Jackson
Logan Alexander, collarmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 254 Minna
Logan David, seaman sbipWildwood, pierl Steuart
Lo^an Duncan, seaman, awl 32 Steuart
Logan Edward, dwl 913 Montgomery
Logan Harry C, stockbroker, dwl 322 Pine
Logan Hugh, provision dealer, dwl 1 12 Oak
Logan James, laborer, dwl NW cor Seventh and
Harrison, rear
Logan John, cook Sorbier's Restaurant, dwl 310
Minna
Logan John, expresswagon. cor Sac. and Clay
Logan John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Logan Margaret, (widow) dwl 13 Clinton
Logan Mary E., (widow) furnished rooms, 440 Third
Logan Michael, woolgrader with Perkins, Flint &
Co., dwl Empire Hotel
Logan Rudolph, (colored; waiter, dwl 100 Prospect
Place
Logan W. B., carpenter with Pacific Stone Co., dwl
Folsom bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Logne James, gardener Golden Gate Park, dwl Cen-
tral Road nr Stanyan
Lohaus Frederick, liquor saloon, SW cor Washing-
ton and E ist
Lobeide F. W., clerk, SW cor Clay and Dupont
Lohman John, tinsmith with P. D. Code & Co., dwl
1610 Pacific
Lohmann Henry, clothing, dwl S s McAllister nr
Van Ness Avenue
Lohmann Jacob, milk depot, 925 Market
Lohmann See Lowman
Lohnar Anthony, laborer, dwl 968 Howard
Lohoferner Herman, upholsterer with Plum, Bell &
Co., dwl Stevenson bet Third and Fouith
Lohr Charles C, carrier, dwl 612 Greenwich
Lohrbacher Andrew, cutler with Will & Finck, dwl
18 Sansoni
Lohnnann August, (August Lohrmann & Son)
dwl 424 Drumm
Lohrmann August & Son, (John Lohrmann) coop-
ers, 424 Drutnm
Lohrmann John, (August Lohrmann <$• Son) dwl
424 Drumm
Lohry John H., patternmaker City Iron Works, dwl
6 Howard Court
Lohse John A., (Siegfried & L.) dwl 228 Bush
LOHSE JOHN F., secretary California Powder
Works, office 314 California, res Alameda
Lohse Nicholas, foreman Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 407 Powell
Lohsen Diederich, clerk with D. Wrede, dwl NW
cor Leavenworth and Jackson
Loihner Antonio, packer with Stevens & Gray, dwl
968 Howard •
Loiseau Adolph, compositor Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, dwl NW cor Pacific and Stockton
Loiseau Peter, foreman with Paul Fleury, dwl 115
Prospect Place
Loison Adolphe, liquor saloon, SE cor Clay and
Kearny, dwl Kearny nr Pacific
Loller Samuel A., with Jellings & Freeman, dwl
424 Sansom
LOLOR CHARLES P., ship and freight broker,
and general commission agent, office 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 852 Mission
Loman Charles A., bookkeeper, dwl 18 Eddy
Lomarchin August, molder Union Iron Works
Lomax James, (colored) calker, dwl 1212 Pacific
Lombaerts Joseph, steward with John Ryan, 411
Drumm
Lombard Bonded Warehouse, SW cor Sansom and
Lombarl
Lombard Charles, laborer, dwl NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Lombard Charles C, collector Golden Gate Flour
Mills, dwl NE cor Bush and Steiner
Lombard Sarah, (widow) dwl 220 Third
Lotnberg Laurence, waiter Grand Hotel
Lometti Carlo, machinist with Galli & Co., dwl 1018
Vallejo
Lometti Joseph, clerk with John Molloy, dwl 729
Broadway
Lomler diaries W., laborer Custom House, dwl 520
Minna
Londin William C, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
London Alexander, painter, dwl 38 Clara
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK,
LIMITED, Milton S. Latham President, Camilo
Martin assistant manager, 423 California
London Charles, lithographer with Britton & Rey,
dwl 603 Geary
London Jacob, professor languages, dwl 251 Minna
London James, laborer Occidental Hotel, dwl 325
Tehama
London John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
London Louis A., housepainter, 460 Tehama
Londrickeu Michael, stonecutter India Rice Mill,
dwl W s Howard bet Twenty-first and Twen-
ty-second
Lone Mountain Cemetery, (now Laurel Hill) Cem-
etery Avenue, opp Bush
Lonergan Christopher J., salesman City of Paris,
dwl 757 Folsom
Lonergan George M., salesman City of Paris, dwl
757 Folsom
Lonergan J., (widow)dwl 757 Folsom
Lonergan James, clerk City of Paris, dwl 757 Fol-
som
Lonergan John, clerk, dwl 757 Folsom
Loney Anthony, (colored) bootblack, 630 Kearny.
dwl 1 1 1 Prospect Place
Loney G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 224 Kearny
Loney George, local policeman, dwl 224 Kearny
Lom> Bridget, (widow)dwl 117 Gilhert, rear
Long Bridget Miss, whipmaker with Maiu & Win-
chester, dwl 13 Tehama
Long Claude, clerk with Claude Long, dwl 29
Stone
Long Claude, (widow) (executrix) importer hard-
ware, 604 Washington, dwl 29 Stone
Long Daniel, laborer, dwl 434 Broadway
Long Edward, liquor saloon, 834 Kearny'
Long Frank, clerk with Claude Long, dwl 29
Stone
Long Frederick A., cane seat chairs, 215 Dupont
Long George, clerk with William T. Reynolds &
Co., dwl N s Howard nr Seventh
Long George S., brewer, dwl 1066 Howard
Long Henry C., laborer Enterprise Plauiug Mill, dwl
521 Howard
Long James, carpenter, dwl 141 Natoma
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush, and Market.
C. P. VAN sCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [ L] DIRECTORY
407
Long James, porter with Brittau, Holbrook &. Co.,
dwl 40 Garden
Long Jeremiah, (S. F. Transfer Co.) res Sacra-
mento City
Long John, foreman with Charles E. Haseltine, 36
Steuart
Long John M., fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Long Joseph, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Long Levi H., carpenter, dwl E s Center bet Cali-
fornia and Pine
Long Mary, (widow) dwl 29 Stone
Long Mary A., (widow) furnished rooms, 286 Stev
LoDg Matthew, engineer Cal. P. R.R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Long Maurice, porter, dwl 40 Garden
Long Michael, ( H. Behrertdt <& Co.) dwl E s York
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Long Nicholas, clerk with Claude Long, dwl 29
Stone
Long Patrick J., driver Front St.M.ifc O.R.R., dwl
SW cor Pine and Polk
Long Peter, brassfinisher, dwl 103 First
Long Peter, packer with Hermann Rossbach, dwl
429 Dupont
Long Peter, tailor, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Long Salmon H., salesman with Kohler, Chase &
Co., dwl 1414 Taylor
Long Suwarrow, (colored) expresswagon, SW cor
Clay and Front, dwl 24 John
Long William, driver Sierra Nevada Ice Co., dwl
261 First
Long William, driver Summit Ice Co., dwl 312
Beale
Long William, tailor. 645 Clay
Long William II., mate bark Naramissic, Pacific
Street Wharf
Longe Emile, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Longe George, butcher with Lewis Hentrich, dwl
NE cor Jackson and Kearny
Longer John, butcher, dwl 1322 Polk
Longfellow Alben J., carpenter, dwl 117 Mason
Longfellow Henry A., planer with Hobbs, Gil-
more & Co., dwl Dolores nr Twenty-sixth
Longfellow M. F., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Longland George, barkeeper with John D. Yates,
dwl 11 St, Mary Place
Longley William, porter, dwl 210 Pacific
Longrader Lewis, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir
Longshore James, trunkmaker Industrial School,
dwl 420 Shotwell
Loux Theodore, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Loomis Augustus W. Rev., Chinese missionary, dwl
800 Stockton
Loomis Christopher, groceries and liquors, 42 First
LOOMIS GEORGE, (C. P. Van Schuack & Co.)
dwl Lick House
Loomis George, clerk, dwl N s Fulton bet Octavia
and Gough
Loomis John P., patternmaker with JohnM. Stock-
man, dwl 42 First
Loomis Pascal, wood engraver, 611 Clav, dwl 24
Third
LOOMIS WILLIAM E., news agent and stationer,
SE cor Washington and Sansom, dwl 1214 Sutter
Loop Henry, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Loop Henry, laborer, dwl 5 Rincon Court
Loop Sydney J., real estate, dwl 406 Bryant
Loop — see Loupe
Lopenatein Solomon, butcher with Hecheimer &
Foorman, dwl 871 Mission
Lopez Angel, eigarmaker with Frederick W. Becker,
dwl 3I7j Union
Lopez Antonio, cook, dwl 536 Broadway
Lopez Antonio, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
California
Lopez Carmen P., (widow) dwl 317| Union
Lopez Daniel, cook, dwl 536 Broadway
Lopez J. E., bodymaker with Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 626 Filbert
Lopez Jesus, eigarmaker with Frederick W. Becker,
dwl 18 Prospect Place
Lopez Jesus, (Jesus Lopez & Co. J dwl 1428 Stock-
ton, rear
Lopez Jesus & Co., (Gabriel Melcndrez) liquor
saloon, 532 Broadway
Lopez Quelina Mrs., dwl 528 Green
Lopez Samuel, laborer with John Reagan, 610 Mont
Lopez Simon, waiter with John Reagan, dwl Green-
wich bet Dupont aud Stockton
Lord Andrew J., painter, 707 Market, dwl 988 How
Lord Charles G., (Charles 6. Lord & Co. J dwl 312
Hayes
Lord Charles G. & Co., coal and wood, 11 Tavlor
Lord Edwin, teamster, pier 13 Steu, dwl 1007"Fol
Lord Elijah, shipcarpenter, dwl 312 Hayes
Lord Elizabeth EL, (widow) dwl 731 Harrison
Lord Erastua C, (Lord & Peters) res Oakland
Lord George W., machinist with Wheeler & Wilson
S. M. Co., dwl 16 Park Avenue
Lord Hannah M., seamstress, dwl 157 Second
Lord James H., lieutenant U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Lord Jennie Miss, bookbinder, dwl 515 Chestnut
Lord J. M., dwl Grand Hotel
Lord John, (Emery # L.) dwl 235 Sixth
Lord Mary Anne, (widow) furnished rooms, 515
Chestnut
Lord Moses J., exchange, 206 Montgomery, dwl
Russ House
Lord Philip J., Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Lord Ralph H., (Lord Sf Peters) dwl Occidental
Hotel
Lord R. E., dwl 1124 Folsom
Lord Sarah Miss, bookbinder, dwl 515 Chestnut
Lord Thomas B., laborer, dwl 3 Liberty
Lord William, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 147| Tehama
Lord William O, clerk Pacific Lodgings, 209 Leids
LORD & PETEKS, (K. H. Lord, E. C. Lord and
William B. Peters) commission merchants, of-
fice 304 Battery
Lordan Michael, laborer, dwl 256 Spear, rear
Lorden J., teacher St. Ignatius College
Lorenson August F. salesman, 19 Montgomery, dwl
228 Bush
Lorentzen A. P., captain schooner W. H. Stevens,
dwl 34 Frederick
Lorentzen Harald, engineer with Snow & Roos,
dwl 2417 California
Lorentzeu Lorentz, shipcarpenter, dwdS s Francisco
bet Mason and Taylor
Lorentzen Hans, special policeman, dwl cor Howard
and Steuart
Lorentzen N. C, mate schooner W. H. Stevens,
dwl 609 Union
Lorentzen Paul, pastor St. Marks Evangelical Lu-
theran Church, dwl 869 Mission
Lorentzen P. H., cabinet maker, dwl S s California
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Lorenz Frank, ( H. G. Miller & Co.) dwl 1822 Stock
Lorenzen Henry, clerk with John Renault, dwl 210
Eleventh
Lorenzen Joseph, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Lorenzo Celli, laborer with G. Male, dwl SE cor
Brannan and Eighth
Lorets Peter, (Lorelz & Hensler) dwl 261 Jessie
Loretz & Hensler, (Peter Lorelz and Arnold Hens-
ler) beer saloon, 218 Kearny
Lorick Rudolph, baker with John Reagan, 610
Montgomery
Lorie Samuel, "salesman with A. Kline, dwl 704 \
Mission
Lorigan Frederick, laborer, dwl 638 Third
Lorintj Edward B., engineer with John Spaulding,
dwl 412 Sixth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' TTO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance
408
Loring Frano, shoemaker, dwl Meyers' Hotel
Loring George C, bookkeeper with W.H.Miller
\ Co., res Alameda
Loring Harriet C. [widow) dressmaker, 115 Kearny
Loring William EL, clerk, 216 Battery, dwl 515
Folsom
Loring Williston A., money broker, dwl 1025 Miss
Lorquin Ernest F., naturalist and taxidermist, 522
Pine, rea Oakland
Lorrigau Bartholomew, carpenter, dwl W s Fol-
Bom bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Lorrigau Patrick, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 638
Tli i rd
Lortli Charles, baker American bakery, dwl 715
Pacific
Lortoo John, watchman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S S
Senator
Lortz William, shoemaker with Utscbig&. Hanson,
dwl 421) Bush
Los Angeles Stage Line, office 208 Montgomery
Loscher Nicholas, with Spring Valley Water Co.,
dwl 407 Powell
Losse William, hostler, dwl Alaska Hotel
'Lothrop John J., salesman with S. E. Hoar, 329
Kearny, dwl 1006 Leavenworth
Lothrop Leonard R., salesman with P. Kelly, dwl
711 Taylor
Lothrop Warren R., carrier Morning Call, dwl 726
Filbert
Lott Albert, seaman ship Warhawk, pier 10 Steuart
Lott Enoch, shipwright, dwl 9 Hubbard
Lott age John, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Lottery Hugh, currier, dwl N s Cortland Avenue
nr Henrietta, Bernal Hights
Lottge Diedrich, watchman stmr.El Capitau, Oak-
land Ferry, res Oakland Point
Lottge John D. L., watchman stmr El Capitan, dwl
1409 Stockton
Lotto August, expresswagou, cor Montgomery and
Jackson, dwl 420 Filbert
Lottritz John, liquor saloon, S s Sixteenth bet Va-
lencia and Mission
Lotts Jacob, laborer, dwl 722 Lombard
Lotz Valentine, tailor, dwl 12 Natoma
Louadec Mary, florist, dwl 1317 Dupont
Louadec Pierre, extraman Hook and Ladder Co.
No. 2, S. F. F. D., dwl 1317 Dupont
Lqubosch Louis, expressman, dwl 733 O'Farrell
Loucitat, (Chinese) physician, 14 Brenbam Place
Loucks Anna D., (widow) dwl 402 Geary
Loucks Orlando, produce, 126 Clay, dwl N s Filbert
nr Hyde
Loud Warren, merchant, dwl 14 Stockton Place
Louderback Andrew A., (Bay View Distilling
Co.) dwl 336 Eddy
LOUDERBACK DAVIS Jr., police judge, office
City Hall, first floor, dwl 14 Virginia
Louderback Sophia M., (widow) dwl 1821 Leav
Louderback William, electrotyper with Cal. Type
Foundry Co., dwl 1821 Leavenworth
Louderback— See Lauderback
Louden W. A., laundryman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Loudon J., teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School '
Loudon Robert B., clerk, 16 Occidental Market, dwl
9 Natoma
Loudou William, fruits and vegetables, 16 Occi-
dental Market, dwl 9 Natoma
Loudon William C. capt., dwl 806 Union
Louerman Nicholas, marblecutter, dwl 12 Bernard
Lougee C. II., carpenter C. H, League, 230 Kearny
Lougee Charles, submarine diver, dwl 760 Howard
Lougee John S., patternmaker, dwl 760 Howard
Lougee Jonathan P., submarine diver, dwl 760
Howard
Lough Edward J., picture framemaker with Wil-
liam A. Kollmyer, dwl 305 First
Loughborough Alexander H., (George & L.J at-
torney at law, office NW cor Sacramento and
Montgomery, dwl 829 O'Farrell
Loughborough John Rev., dwl 413 Clementina
Loughhead Henry W., salesman with J. W. David-
oon ifc Co. , dwl 556 Bryant
Lougheed Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1622 Howard
Loughery Hugh, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl Bernal
Hights nr Mission
Lougblm Edward, ( V.Koppel <St Go.) dwl 410 Jones
Loughlin John, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 23 Rausch
Loughlin John, gasfitter, dwl 208 Perry
Loughlin John, waiter Swain's Bakery, dwl 310
Clementina
Loughlin William, watchman Custom House, dwl
208 Perry
Loughran Joanna, (widow) dwl 1027 Bnsh
Loughran Thomas, (Breeze &■ L.) dwl W s Larkin
bet Post and Geary
Loughran Thomas Jr., collector with Breeze &
Loughran, dwl 8 O'Farrell
Loughs ten Nellie O. Miss, teacher Bush Street Cos-
mopolitan School
Lougren William, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S
John L. Stephens
Louis August, mariner, dwl SW cor D up and Bdwy
Louis August, mjlkranch, SE cor Grove and Warren
Louis Charles, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl E s York bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Louis Church, carpenter, dwl E s Illinois nr Napa
Louis Emo, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Louis Eugene, tanner, dwl E s Dora bet Harrison
and Bryant
Louis Frank, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Louis Henry, millhand, dwl 12 Stevenson
Louis John, cook schooner H. L. Tiernan, 27 Mkt
Louis John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Louis Mary, bootmaker, 625 Com, dwl 5 Spring
Louis — See Lewis
Louisson Maurice, clothing, 525 Kearny
Loumes Xavier, wholesale butcher, office 526
Merchant, dwl Kentucky nr First Avenue
Lount D. S , dwl Grand Hotel
Loupe Leopold, (Loupe & Haas) dwl 1010 Post
LOUPE & HAAS, (Leopold Loupe and Rahman
Haas) importers and wholesale groceries and
provisions, 216 California
Louther John, glassstainer with John Mallou, dwl
Green bet Kearny and Montgomery
Loux Alphonse, blacksmith with Mangeot & La-
caze, dwl N s Broadway bet Dupont and Stock
Love Andrew U., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Love David M.,(Love $• Black) dwl 1714 Clay
Love H. S., (widow) dwl 517 Polsom
Love James, boilermaker, dwl NE cor Davis and
Jackson
Love James, bempworker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Iowa, Potrero
LOVE JAMES H, shipwright, 517 East, dwl 9
Perry
Love John L., attorney general State of California,
office Sacramento City, dwl 517 Folsem
Love Lewis, teamster with J. B. Holmes & Co.,
dwl 14 Spear
Love Margaret, (widow) stewardess, dwl 231 Sec
Love Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
1204 Larkin
LOVE &l BLACK, (David M. Love and Robert
M. Black) gents' furnishing goods, 209 Mont
Lovejoy Alfred A., proprietor Lovejoy's Express,
office 425 Davis, res Alameda
Lovejoy George W., engineer, dwl 516 Folsom
Lovejov H. W.. jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 516 Folsom
Lovejoy William E., photographer with H. W.
Vaughan, dwl 1612 Pine
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO L ] DIRECTORY.
409
Lovegrove George H., collectors. F. Gas Co.,dwl
612 Mason
Lovelaud Henry S., messenger with S. F. Transfer
Co., dwl 350 Jessie
Loveland Isaac, fireman steamer El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, dwl 66 Natotna
Loveland James S. Rev., office and dwl 526 Kearny
Loveland Lafayette, stockbroker, office 418 Cali-
fornia, dwl SW cor Greenwich and Larkin
Lovell Ardene, (widow) furnished rooms, 5 Kearny
Lovell R. H., shoemaker, 90? Bryant, dwl 516 Sixth
Lovely George S., boarding and lodging, 607 Pine
Lovely Marcus H., foreman pressroom with Francis
& Valentine, dwl 719 California
Lovelv Noble, U. S. mail agent S. F. Post Office,
dwl 719 California
Loverich Augusta, milliner with Mrs. G. W. M.
Cowles, dwl 412 Tehama
Loverich Jennie, milliner with Mrs. G. W. M.
Cowles. dwl 412 Tehama
Loverich Esther, (widow) dwl 412 Tehama
Lovett E. C, dwl Morton House
Lovett Hannah, (widow) housekeeper, dwl 9 Scott
Place
Lovett John, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
E s Tennessee bet Solano and Mariposa
Lovett Joseph, farmer, dwl 134 Folsom
Lovett Ramon Q., carriagemaker with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 233 Third
Lovett Richard O., average adjuster and insurance
broker, office 314 California
Lovick Henry, saw maker Pacific Saw Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 2102 Mason
Lovick Richard, sawmaker Pacific Saw Manuf Co.,
dwl S s Natorna bet First and Second
Lovick William H., sawmaker Pacific Saw Manuf
Co., dwl S s Natorna bet First and Second
Lovin John, mate bark Shooting Star, S. F. Gas
Co.'s Wharf
Lovitt T., butcher, dwl First Avenue nr Railroad Av
Low C. Adolphe, (C. Adolphe Low 4' Go.) dwl
1103 Bush
LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO., (Charles H. Bald-
win, Samuel Hort and George A. Low) com-
mission merchants and agents Continental Life
Ins Co., office 203 Cal
LOW CHARLES A., attorney at law, office 116
Leidcsdorff, (and Leivis & Morrill) dwl Grand
Hotel
Low Charles Allard, dwl Union Club
LOW CHARLES L., capitalist, office 116 Leides-
dorff, dwl 621 Third
Low Emma J. Mrs., dwl 9 Martin's Block, Market
bet Seventh aud Eighth
Low George A., (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) res N. Y.
Low John, captain schooner, Fourth of July, dwl
S s Hollis bet O'Farrell and Ellis
Low John, clerk, dwl 21 Prospect Place
Low Joseph W. , inspector Custom House, dwl 1
Park Place
Low T. J., bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n, 234
Sutter
Low U., clerk, dwl W s Eleventh bet Folsom and
Harrison
Low William, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lowdeu John C, steward with George Mellor
Lowden T. J., student Heald's Business College, dwl
45 Clementina
Lowden William H., clerk with R. H. Magill, dwl
439 Sixth
Lowe Benjamin F., insurance adjuster, office 116
Leidesdorif, dwl 204 Montgomery
Lowe Hannibal A. watchman U. S. B. Mint, dwl
16 O'Farrell
Lowe James, dwl Union Club
Lowe L., wholesale liquors, dwl 14 Eddy
Lowe M. Mrs., teacher, dwl Harrison Av nr Folsom
Lowe M. A. Mrs., teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, dwl cor Twelfth and Howard
Lowe Selig, shirt manufacturer, 627 Sacramentoi
dwl 121)3 Jackson
Lowe Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 20 Fifth
Lowe Thomas R., superintendent King's River
Canal, office 539 California
Lowell A. C, clerk with Nathan R. Lowell, dwl 566
Howard
Lowell Nathan R., proprietor Eagle Warehouse,
NW cor Pine and Davis, res Oakland
Lowenberg Edward, clerk with Shirek & Co., dwl
830 Greenwich
Lowenberg Harris, attorney at law, office 71 6 Mont-
gomery, dwl 449 Minna
Lowenberg Isidor, (Meyerslein. & L.) dwl E s Van
Ness Avenue nr Ellis
Lowenberg Robert, salesman with Engelbrecht &
Levy, dwl 830 Greenwich
Lowenberg Samson, stockbroker, dwl S30 Green-
wich
Lowenberg Solomon, assay department U.S.Branch
Mint, dwl 634 Stevenson
Lowenberg William, jeweler, dwl 830 Greenwich
Lowenberg — See Loewenberg
Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 Kearny, dwl
1208 Stockton
Lowenstein Nathan, shoemaker with Isaac Lowen-
stein, dwl 1206 Stockton
Lowenthal J., clerk Pioneer Woolen Mills
Loweuthal Paul, carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl 736
Vallejo
Lowenthal Theodore, waiter Russ House
Lower California Co., Drake DeKay secretary,
office 304 California
Lower Michael, carpenter, dwl W s Hampshire nr
Twenty-second
Lowery Austin, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Lowery Peter, carpenter, dwl W s Bryant Avenue
bet Harrison and Bryant
Lowery Robert E., (Dor'sey & L.) 208 Mont
Lowery William, fireman N. P. JYans. Co.'s S. S.
OritJamme *
Lowerv William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl
159 Shipley
Lowi Ignatz, bookkeeper with M. Ullmann & Co.,
dwl 630 Sacramento
Lowaian Charles E., bookkeeper with J. D. Case-
bolt & Co., dwl 18 Eddy
Lowman— See Lohmann
Lowndes Alfred S., with Henry Gerke, dwl 331
Fremont
Lowney Brothers, (Timothy and Jeremiah) car-
riage manufacturers, SE cor Eighth and Howard
Lowney Jeremiah, (Lowney Bros .) dwl 1117 Miss
Lowney Timothy, (Lowney Bros.) dwl 716 Clem-
entina
Lowrey Frederick C, clerk Hathaway's Ware-
house, res Oakland
Lowrie John, dwl 836 Sutter
Lowrie .lohn, plumber, dwl 1322 Sacramento
Lowrie Philip, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lowrie William H., special policeman, dwl 136
Perry
Lowrie William II., watchman new U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 807 Mission
Lowrie William J., packer with H. C. Hudson &
Co., dwl 519 Greenwich
Lowry J., dwl 424 Sansom
Lowry James, seaman ship Lookout, dwl 238 Steu
Lowry John W., (Lowry & Newell ) dwl 507
Chestnut
Lowry Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Lowry Richard, (Menzies & L.) dwl 222 Lombard
Lowry Samuel, laborer with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Lowry William, carpenter and builder, 573 Mis-
sion, dwl SE cor Noe aud Twenty-fourth
Lowry William, fireman stmr Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Liue
Lowry William, laborer, dwl 146 Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. Gt., opp. Lick House Entrance.
410
SAN FRANCISCO [ L ] DIRECTORY
Lowrv William, mariner U. S. S. S. California, dwl
1 12 Steuart
Lown William 3.,(Lowry & WighimanJ dwl 86
Everell
Lowrv «.t Newell, (John W. Loin-// and Milton
Newell) carriage making and blacksmithing,
626 Front
ijiWUV & WIQH.TM&8, (WUliam J.Lowryand
James Wightman) produce commission, SE cor
Claj and Davis
Lowth John, ( Wynne, L. $ Co.) dwl 51 Third
Lowlher Arthur, painter, dwl 329 Green
Lowther Frances Mrs., dressmaker, 309 Green
Lowiv Tong, (Chinese) physician, 623 Dapont
Loyd Frederick, clerk Oregon Lodging House, dwl
(ill Commercial
Loves' John W., dwl What Cheer House
LozaJ. Miss, dressmaker, 639 Mission
Lozano J. Y.. hairdresser, 545 Merchant, dwl 6 La-
fayette Place
Loze Albert, clerk with Levison Bros, dwl 1218
Clay
Loze Julius A., clerk with Levison Bros., dwl 1218
Clay
Lubber) Henry A., hi borer, dwl 235 Main
Lubbock Oswald, carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl
846Folsom
Lubcken Diedrich, barkeeper, 201 Fremont
Lube'ck Peter, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Lubert Henry, Riggers' aud Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Lubey John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Sacramento
Lnbin David, merchant, dwl 906 Dupont
Lubkeu Otto T., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Luby John, extraman Hose Co. No. 1, S.F.F.D.,
dwl N s Jackson bet Front and Davis
Lucas Frank, fisherman, dwl S s Merchant bet East
and Drunnn
Lucas Hume R., dwl SW cor Green and Leav
Lucas James, exjfi esswagon, 103 Frout, dwl 152
Minna
Lucas John, (colored) blacksmith with Phelps
Bros , dwl 114 Sacramento
Lucas John G., clerk, 308 Sausorn, dwl SW cor
Greeu and Leavenworth
Lucis John J., patternmaker Union Iron Works,
dwl E s Dolores bet Twenty-second andTwenty-
thhd
Lucas John V., clerk with B. Sbarboro & Bro., dwl
10 Powell
Lucas Manuel, real estate agent, dwl 708 Filbert
Lucas Robert II. Jr., clerk with N. P. Trans. Co.,
dwl >S\V cor Green and Leavenworth
Lucas Samuel, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Lucas William, miner, dwl NE cor Pac and San
Lucc'netti & Cereghino, (Francisco Lucchetti and
Giovanni Cereghino ) coffee saloon, 512 Sjusoui
Lucchetti Francisco, (Lucchetti & Cereghino) dwl
512 Sausom
Luce Frank, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Lucbsich Andrew, coffee stand, 260 Steuart
LUCHSINGER HENRY, Boston Furniture Store,
64'J Market, dwl 3 19 Minna
Luchsiimer Jacob, (John B. Luchsinger & Son)
dwl 704 Minna
Luchsinger John B., (John B. Luchsinger & Son)
dwl 704 Minna
Luchsinger John B. & Son, (Jacob Luchsinger)
furniture manufactory, N s Minna bet Eighth
and Ninth
Lucich John, barkeeper, dwl 1024 Stockton
Lncien D. G., (Lucien Sf Lacoste) dwl 630 Sac
LUCIEX .V LACOSTE, ( B. G. Lucien and IIo-
nore Lacoste) Cafe Fraucais, SEcorSicrainento
and Kearny
Lucier Joseph, boots aud shoes, SE cor Mission and
Sixth
Lucke Conrad, cabinetmaker, dwl 10 Sixth
LUCRE HENRY, bootmaker ami importer French
boots and shoes, 648 Washington
Luckhardt Csesar A. (Biotte & L.) dwl 532 Geary
Lucky John P., watchman, dwl 1 10 Taylor
LUCO JUAN M., real estate, office 19 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl N s Union bet Stock and Pow
Lucv Anthony, {Smith, L. $- Go.) dwl 1817£
"Powell
Lucy Dennis J., contractor, dwl 10 Clinton
Lucy George R., soap manufacturer, dwl 1225 Pow
Luddy James, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 813 Mission
Ludebach Joseph, woodcarver, dwl 338 Bush
Ludeman Adolpk, (Ludeman Brothers) dwl NW
cor O'Farrell and Larkin
Ludeman Brothers, ( Adolphe and William) hard-
ware, 589 Market
Ludeman Otto, sashmaker Mechanics' Mill, dwl 512
Fourth
Ludeman William, (Ludeman Brothers) dwl NW
cor O'Farrell and Larkin
Ludemann Frederick, (Meyer & Co.) dwl Barker
bet Chestnut and Lombard
Luders G. Rev., pastor St. Mark's Evangelical
Lutheran Church, dwl 932 Bush
Ludes William H. third officer P. M. S. S. Co.
Ludlam Anthony, merchant, dwl 844 Mission
Ludlani James, dwl 844 Mission
Ludlow Albert, seaman, dwl S s Jackson betDrumm
and Davis
Ludlum Cornelius, wharfinger Broadway Wharf,
dwl 90 Stevenson
Ludlum Edward, ( Woodhams &L. ) dwl S s Nine-
teenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Ludlum — See Ludlam
Ludorff August, general merchandise, 15 Third, dwl
534 Bush
Ludwick Charles, builder, dwl 7 Laskie
Ludwig Christian, hairdresser wi.h Philip Winter,
dwl 524 VallejO
Ludwig Frederick, carpenter, dwl 757 Mission
Ludwig J. H. A., rectifier, dwl 38 First
Ludwig Philip, cabinetmaker with George O. Whit-
ney & Co., dwl 524 Vallejo
Ludwigsen F. G., porter with Morris Speyer &.
Co., dwl 1706 Mason
Luedingbausen Oscar W., apothecary, 44j Hayes
Luetjens August, (Luefjens & Momsenj dwl NE
cor Fillmore and Turk
Laetjens & Momsen, (August Luetjens and Au-
gust Momsenj market, NE cor Fillmore and
Turk
Lufkin Joseph, (Menomy & Lufkin) 409 Wash-
ington
Lufkin Thomas H., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Lufstedt Herman C, bookkeeper, dwl 1016 Pacific
Lugagne John, cook Sorbier's Restaurant, dwl 310
Minna
Lager Francis, carpenter, dwl 338 Bush
Luger Joseph, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 205
Commercial, dwl 519 Sacramento
LUGSDIN JAY, manager mercantile agency, R.
G. Dim & Co., office 320 Cal, dwl Grand Hotel
Luhmensen Nicolas, groceries and liquors, 520
Vallejo
Luhmensen William, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Fourteenth and N, South S. F.
Luhr Ernest H., painter, 238 Ritch
Luhrs Albert, ( H. Kelling $■ Co. J dwl 508 Filbert
Luhrs Albert, drayman, cor Davis aud Clay, dwl
628 Post.
Luhrs Christopher, clerk, dwl NW cor Dupont and
Pacific
Luhrs Frederick, (Luhrs & Dorgeloh) dwl NW
cor Folsoni and Moss
Luhrs John H., laborer, dwl 407 Pacific
Luhrs Nicholas C, (Collins, Wheaton Sf L.) dwl
427' Green
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCEAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO [ L] DIRECTORY.
411
Luhrs & Dorgeloh, ( Frederick Luhrs and Charles
Dorgeloh) groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
som and Moss
Luhrseu Frederick, clerk with Christian Nobmann,
dwl SW cor California and Fillmore
Lnhrson Louis, laborer S. F. &. P. Sugar Refinery
Luis Joachim, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Luke Edwin K., driver with McMillan & Kester,
dwl 455 Tehama
Luke Mary, (widow) dwl 455 Tehama
Luke Richard S., plumber with Thomas Ross, dwl
455 Tehama
Luke William, machinist, dwl Prescott House
LUKIN J. ADOLPH, wines and liquors, 332
Montgomery, dwl 711 Howard
LULL LOUIS R., secretary Society California Pi-
oneers, office 808 Montgomery, dwl 8 Mason
Lulofs Bernard, grainbroker, office 206 Front, dwl
834 Clay
Lum Taon Ke, (Chinese) physician, 742 Sacramento
turn bard Patrick, laborer, dwl 21 Clinton, rear
Lumetti Joseph, machinist, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Lnmsden Alexander, shoemaker, dwl 17 Fourth
Lumsden Alexander Jr., shoemaker with S. W.
Rosenstock & Co., dwl 17 Fourth
Lumsden John E., butcher, 9 Occidental Market,
dwl SW cor Pine and Fillmore
Lumsden JohnE., (William Lumsden & Son) dwl
W s Fillmore bet Pine and Bush
Lumsden Samuel, commission merchant, 26 Fourth,
dwl Market bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Lumsden Samuel, bootcutter with Buckingham &
Hecht
Lumsden William, (William Lumsden 4' Son) dwl
1408 Pine
Lumsden William &, Son, (John E. Lumsden)
leather and shoetindings, 643 Merchant
Lun Sing & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 706 Sac
LuuTy&Co., (Chinese) merchants, 716 Dupont
Lun Wo & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 716 Sac
Lunay R. C, laborer with John W. Thurman, dwl
1*0 Anthony
Lund Alexander, mason, dwl 427 Greenwich
Lund Charles, laborer, dwl 44 Steuart
Lund Charles, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl S s Michigan ur Shasta
Lund Edward, laborer with Whitney & Freese
LUND HENRY, commission merchant, 214 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1710 Stockton
Lund Heiny, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amelia
Lund Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Lund John S., upholsterer with tH. A. Gullixon,
dwl 31 Everett
Lund i\i. C, bookkeeper with Henry Lund, dwl 525
Folsom
Lund Nels, shoemaker with Patrick F. Nolan, dwl
9 Eddy Place
Lund Nicholas, seaman, dwl 10 Steuart
Lund William, captain bark Bohemia, dwl 784 Fol
Lundherg Charles, tailor, dwl 22 Anna Lane
Luudberg Charles, tailor, dwl SW cor Stockton
and Bush
Lund berg George, tailor, dwl 22 Anna Lane
Lundherg Herman, seaman brig Lucy Ann, dwl
12 Washington
Lundherg John, tailor, dwl 232 O'Farrell
Lundherg John H., tailor, dwl 9 Lewis
Lundherg Peter, laborer, dwl 531 East
Lundherg Peter T., carrier Alta California, dwl
1080 Broadway
Lundherg William, manufacturer telegraphic in-
struments, 810 Montgomery, dwl 1009 Powell
LUNDBORG J. A. W., dentist, office 12 Mont-
gomery, dwl 665 Harrison
Luudel Robert, confectioner, dwl 2126 Mason
Lundgreen Charles, carpenter, dwl 32 Langtou
Lundigan James, shoemaker U,. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.. dwl 35 Everett
Lundrigan E. bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl 17 Fourth
Luudstrom Victor F., varnisher with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 8 O'Farrell Alley
Lundt Carl, ( Lundt S? CarslensJ dwl 236 Sutter
Lundt D. T., sbipcarpenter, dwl 2109 Mason
Lundt Henry, steward with Gus Pope, dwl 218
Brannan
Lundt Jurgen, mate, dwl 39 Jackson
Lundt Louis, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Lundt & Carstens/ Carl Lund t. and Frederick Gar-
stens) butchers, 36 Occidental Market
Lundy William, fruits, dwl 1528 Stockton
Lundy William, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Lunell Samuel, laborer, dwl 531 East
Luney Hugh, dwl S s Twentieth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Lung Chung & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 745 Sac
Lung Kee, (Chinese) merchant, 739 Commercial
Lung Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Broad-
way and Polk
Lung Wa, (Chinese) slipper manufacturer, 61 1 Com
Luning Nicholas, capitalist, office 428 California,
dwl Lick House
LunnD. M., seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Lunney John, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Lunuon John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Lunny James W., painter with H. M. Rosekrans,
dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr Noe
Lunny Joseph, foreman shoemaker with S. W. Ros-
enstock &, Co., dwl 282 Minna
Lunny Rodger, laborer, dwl 10 Anthony
Luuquist Charles, seaman Colorado Steam Naviga-
tion Co's steamer Newbern
Lnnstedt Jacob, fruits, 1800 Powell, dwl 902J Filbert
LUNT OLIVER A., teacher dancing, Union Hall,
dwl 912 Howard
Lunt Parker G., foreman Eureka Salt Co's Mill,
dwl Coso House
Luscombe Robert, clerk with S. Mosgrove & Co.,
dwl 530 Bush
Luse H. H.. lumber, office with A. M. Simpson &.
Brother, dwl 314 Bush
LUSK A. & Co., (William Jacobs and John Klein-
hansj canned, green and dried fruits, Pacific
Fruit Market
Lusk Albert, (A. Lusk 8? Go.) dwl Lick House
Lusk Chester D., livery stable and riding academy,
739 Folsom, dwl 760 Folsom
Lusk George, seaman brig Tanner, pier 17 Steuart
Lusk George B., foreman with William E. Bridge,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lusk Samuel, draymau with Richard Brady, dwl
919 Harrison
Lussey John, interpreter French and Spanish, Police
Court
Lust S. & Co., (A. Goodman) importers and job-
bers hats and caps, 133 Sansmn
Lust Simon, (S. Lust & Co.) dwl 961 Howard
Lustenberger Herhert, milkrauch, cor California
Avenue and Thirtieth
Lustig Henry, tinsmith, dwl 39 Jackson
Lutgeu John, (Lutgen & Co. and Lit/sen & Meyer )
dwl SE cor Harrison and Park Avenue
Lutgen & Co., (John Lutgen and John Verdenhal-
venj groceries and liquors, SE cor Harrison and
Park Avenue
Lutgen &. Meyer, (John Lutgen & Henry Meyer)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Lagnua and Hayes
Lutgens Herman, wood and coal, 222 Dupont
Liith Charles, butcher with M. Braiidenstein & Co.,
dwl Sixteenth Avenue bet K and L
Luther Charles, laborer International Hotel
Luther George E., extraman steamer No. 3, S. F.
F. D., dwl S s Sutter nr Jones
Luther Hans, ( Hoebel & L.J dwl 444;, Third
Luther Henry A., dentist, office 24 Post, dwl 1913
Polk
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance
Lather Herman W., jeweler with California Jewel-
ry Co., ilwl (i Leroy Place
Lather John B., auctioneer with Greenebaum & Co.,
dwl Frank's Bailding
Lather Thomas M., assay department U.S.B. Mint,
dwl 215 Geary
Lntrinhizer Henry, rainer, dwl 503 Washington
Luttge Charles A., (Hagemann & L.J dwl 404
Slock ton
Lntteman Emil, clerk with J.H.Meyer,dwl NWcor
Third iiiid Townsend
Latter Anthony, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl E 8 White Place nr Bryant,
Latter Taylor, dwl E s White Place nr Bryant
Lutton Robert, carpenter, dwl 1104 Powell
Luttorj Robert G., clerk with Thomas M. Edwards,
dwl NE cor Kearny and Jackson
Lattringer Alphonse, woodcarver with Bryant,
Strahan & Co., dwl 409 Uupont
Lattringer Emile, carver, dwl E s Mission bet Eigh-
teenth mid Nineteenth
Lattringer Joseph, saloon, 409 Dupont
Luty Frederick E., bookkeeper, 305 Montgomery,
dwl '21 Powell
LUTY JOHN S., real estate, office 305 Montgom-
ery, dwl 21 Powell
Luty Samuel, carpenter, dwl SE cor Vulture and
Sanchez
Lutz Carl, engineer with David Hewes, dwl 920
McAllister
Lutz George, tailor with Green & Seiler, dwl 3 La-
tham Place
Lutz George, waiter, 27 Kearny, dwl 17 Stockton
Place
Lutz Henry, engineer with Martin Mangels & Co.,
dwl SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Lutz Jacob, malster with Martin 'Mangels & Co., dwl
722 Lombard
Lutz Jacob F., baker with Swain & Co., dwl 115
Natoma
Lulz William E., butcher with John Robl, dwl 15
Harlan Place
Lutzen Oscar, harnessmaker with J. C. Johnson &
Co., dwl 1015 Stockton
Lux Adam, hostler with Conrad Stolze, dwl 608
Mission
Lux Charles, (Miller & L.) dwl 45 South Park
Lux Frederick', assistant appraiser Custom House,
dwl N s Vallejo bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Luyster Thomas G. W., salesman, 609 Sacramento,
dwl 803 Montgomery
Luzitania House, Jose Barcellos proprietor, SW cor
DrnmiH and Oregon
Lyall Alexander, carpenter, dwl 785 Folsom
LYCEUM BUILDING, (or Exchange Building) N
W cor Washington and Montgomery
Lydeard Maggie Miss, milliner with Mrs. G. W.
M. Cowles, dwl 653 Howard
Lydeard Patrick, carriage painter, dwl 653 Howard
Lydeard Peter J., sashmaker Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 653 Howard
Lyden Michael, laborer, dwl 125 Shipley
Lydon Daniel, house and sign painter, and paper-
hangings, 38 Sixth
Lydon Michael, dwl W s Sansom nr Vallejo
Lydon Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 34 Minna
Lydon Thomas,porter with Samuel Gardner & Co.,
dwl 133 Tehama
Lyfer Julius, branch bakery, 120 Fifth
LYFORD B. F., physician and surgeon, office and
dwl 402 Kearny
Lyford George W., bookkeeper with David D. Mil-
ler, dwl 530 Pine
Lyford L. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 530 Pine
LYFORD L. DEXTER, emhalmer and physician,
office and dwl 7 Kearny, rooms 3 and 4
LYING-IN-HOSPITAL, 269 Jessie
Lyle Andrew, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
Howard bet i^irat and Second
LYLE J. B. & CO., real estate agents, 608 Mkt
Lyle John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lyle Joshua B., (J. B. Lyle <& Co.) dwl 1124&
Folsom
Lyle William S., salesman, 5 Battery, dwl 1124&
Folsom
Lyman C, oiler Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer Cor
nelia
Lyman Charles, (G. H. Wether bee & Co.) dwl 34(
Minna
Lyman Frank, clerk, dwl Harrison bet Seventh
and Eighth
Lyman Levi L., machinehand Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl W s Treat Avenue bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Lyman Theodore B. Rev., D. D.,. pastor Trinity
Church, dwl Grand Hotel
Lynas John C, salesman with Austin & Co., dwl
411 Hayes
Lynch Andrew, laborer, dwl E s White's Place ur
Bryant
Lynch Arthur W., extraman steamer No. 1, S. F.'
F. D., dwl 821 Pacific
Lynch Charles, expressman, dwl 210 Pacific
Lynch Cornelius, laborer, dwl E s Fifteenth bet
Sanchez and Noe
Lynch Cornelius, piledriver "with E. C. Boobar &
. Co., 14 Howard
Lynch Cornelius J., tanner with Sedgly & Davis,
dwl cor Eighteenth and Harrison
Lynch Daniel, laborer, dwl 5 Haywood
Lynch Daniel, laborer, dwl 440 Jessie, rear
Lynch David, (Olsen & L.) dwl NW cor Larkin
and Hayes
Lynch Dennis, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl '
N s Post nr Buchanan
Lynch Edward, laborer, dwl 10 Zoe
Lynch Edward, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Lynch Edward, seaman ship Lookout, Rincon Whf
Lynch Ellen, (widow) furnished rooms, 204 Mont
Lynch Ellen, (widow) furnished rooms, 649 Bdwy
Lynch Eugene, longshoreman, bds 129 Folsom
Lynch George W., bookkeeper with Gracier &
Johnson, dwl 1204 \ Folsom
Lynch Ginis, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl cor
Main and Harrison
Lynch Hannah, (widow) dwl E s Larkin bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Lynch Hannah Allen, (widow) dwl 44 Clementina
Lynch Henry, barkeeper with Giusti & Co., dwl
148 Natoma
Lynch Henry J., tinsmith with A. S. Iredule, dwl
565 Mission
Lynch Hugh, tailor, dwl 9 Hunt
Lynch J., carder Pioneer Woolen Mills
Lynch James, blacksmith with W. S. Phelps & Co.,
dwl Anderson, Bernal Hights
Lynch James, boilermaker, dwl 248 Tehama
Lynch James, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Lynch James, laborer, dwl 28 Rincon Place
Lynch James, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Lynch James, laborer, dwl S s Washington bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Lynch James, laborer with Michael Oughin, dwl
419 Broadway
Lynch James, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Lynch James, seaman, dwl 463 Natoma
Lynch Jame8 H., horseshoer, dwl 706 Jones
Lynch Jeremiah, clerk, 121 Front, dwl NW cor
Howard and Fourteenth
Lynch Jeremiah D., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Second and Natoma
Lynch Jeremiah D., [Lynch & Lyons) dwl W s
Capp nr Nineteenth
Lynch John, bootntter, dwl Rassette Place No. 2
Lynch John, capitalist, dwl 522 Broadway
ECJNTINaTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO L] DIRECTORY
413
Lynch John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lynch John, carrier Evening Post, dwl 532 Core
Lynch John, clerk, 55 California Market, dwl 209
Leidesdorff
Lynch John, compositor Police Gazette, dwl NE cor
Pine and Larkin
Lynch John, conductor Cent. R. R., dwl 18 Taylor
Lynch John, groceries and liquors, N s Twentieth
het Dolores and Guerrero
Lynch John, harnessmaker with A. Tillman, dwl
313 Minna
Lynch John, laborer, dwl 34 Rausch
Lynch John, laborer, dwl 122 Shipley
Lynch John, laborer, dwl SE cor Second and
Natoma
Lynch John, laborer New U. S. Branch Mint, dwl
E s Seventh bet Bryant and Braunau
Lynch John, laborer with Graves & Co., W s Long
Bridge
Lynch John, milkman, dwl NE cor Bay and Jones
Lynch John, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S S
Oriflamme
Lynch John, porter with Pilsbury, Webb & Co.,
dwl 24 Jessie
Lynch John, steward St. Boniface Restaurant, dwl
NW cor Folsom and Willow
Lynch John, waiter, dwl 641 Commercial
Lynch John, waiter with D. J. Harrison & Co.,
dwl 707 Branuan
Lynch John C, carpenter, dwl 1608 Hyde
Lynch John H., clerk with Sharpstein & Hastings,
dwl 18 Taylor
Lynch John H., hostler, 331 Pine, dwl 165 Tehama
Lynch John H., seaman ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17
Steuart
Lynch John W., painter with Noble & Gallagher,
dwl552| Stevenson
Lynch Joseph, dwl 121 Gilbert, rear
Lynch Joseph, laborer with W. G. Weir, dwl
Twentieth nr Dolores
Lynch Joseph A., commercial broker, office 619
Montgomery
Lynch Kittle Mrs., dressmaker, 121 Montgomery
Lynch Kittie H. Miss, dressmaker, 202 Bush
Lynch Margaret, chambermaid American Exchange
Lynch Martin, hostler, dwl 210 Mason
Lynch Mary, (widow) dwl 6 Mills Place
Lynch Mary, chambermaid American Exchange
Lynch Mary, stewardess N. P. Trans. Co.'s S S
John L. Stevens
Lynch Michael, barkeeper, dwl 1332 Pine
Lynch Michael, laborer, dwl 522 Broadway
Lynch Michael, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
Lynch Michael, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Battery
and San so m
Lynch Michael, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Lynch Michael, laborer, dwl N s Cortlaud ur Ells-
worth, Bernal Hights
Lynch Michael, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Lynch Michael, scourer Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Lynch Michael, seaman, dwl 26 Ritch
Lynch Michael, tanner, dwl Moulton nr Buchanan
LYNCH MICHAEL, with E. A. Lawrence, 316
California, dwl W s Valencia bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Lynch O., laborer, dwl NW cor Battery and Green
Lynch Owen, carniau with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Lynch Patrick, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Lynch Patrick, laborer S. P. R. R., dwl 3 Salmon
Lynch Patrick, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Lynch Patrick, niolder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 11 Garden, rear
Lynch Patrick, night inspector Custom House, dwl
27 Freelon
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 474 Jessie
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
&Co., dwl 560 Mission
Lynch Patrick, solecutter, dwl 5 Oak
Lvnch Patrick, wood and coal, 610 Larkin
Lynch P. B., dwl 1018 Mission
Lynch Peter, carpenter, dwl 338 Minna
Lynch Peter, groceries and liquors, 337 Fourth,
dwl 53 Clara
Lynch Peter, horseshoer with H. S. Tucker, dwl
721 Natoma
Lynch Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Ritch
Lynch Richard, laborer, dwl E s Laguna nr Bush
Lvnch Robert, salesman with C. P. Van Schaack
& Co., dwl 435 Pine
Lynch Robert E., salesman, 38 Kearny, dwl 776
Howard
Lynch S., gardener Alms House
Lynch Thomas, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl 445 Minna
Lynch Thomas, capitalist, dwl 522 Broadway
Lynch Thomas, laborer, dwl 107 Chambers
Lynch Thomas, laborer U. S. Subsistence depot
Lynch Timothy, dwl 813 Folsom
Lynch Timothy, carpenter, dwl 5 Haywood
Lynch Timothy, laborer, dwl 28 Riucon Place
Lynch Timothy, laborer, dwl 501 Valencia
Lynch Timothy, laborer with Whitney &, Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Lynch Timothy, tinsmith, dwl 512 Green
Lynch Timothy, wood sawyer, dwl 28 Ritch, rear
Lynch T. J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Lynch William, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Lynch William, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
110 Battery
Lynch William, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Lynch William, reflector maker S.F. Boiler Works,
dwl 445 Minna
Lynch William J, salesman with Tobin, Davisson
& Co., dwl 14 Ellis
Lynch & Lyons, (J.D. Lynch and Jeremiah Lyons)
tannery, S s Serpentine Av nr Folsom
Lynde William C, (Lynde # Hough) dwl 1711
Webster
LYNDE & HOUGH, ( William 0. Lynde and How-
ard M. Hough) general commission merchants,
dealers salt fish, and agents str Coquille, 416
and 418 Davis
Lynds William H., porter with William McColl,
dwl 523 Kearny
Lyne Richard C, clerk with Solomon Bernstein,
dwl 1413 Sacramento
Lyne William, machines, 115 Davis, dwl 918 Vallejo
Lyne William H., artist, dwl 3 Monroe
Lyner James, molder Pacific Foundry, dwl 238
Fremont
Lyner Michael, molder Pacific Foundry, dwl 238
Fremont
Lyuet Martin, laborer, dwl E s Octavia nr Sutter
Lynett Mary Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 106 Third,
dwl 537 Jessie
Lynett Peter, marblepolisher with Leon R. Myers
& Co., dwl 537 Jessie
Lyng James, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 535 Sn^veuson
Lynn Edward, engineer with McAfee, Spiers &.
Co., dwl 14 Nato-na
Lynn James, bricklayer, dwl 6 Willow
Lynn James, groceries, 427^ Fourth
Lynn Patrick, baker Brooklyn Hotel
Lynn Patrick, mariner, dwl E s First Avenue nr
Fifteenth
Lynn — see Linn
Lynngreen John W., carpenter, dwl 408 Shipley
Lvnott Martin, laborer City Park
Lyon Franklin C, clerk, dwl W s San Jose" Avenue
nr Twenty -fourth
Lyon George, stonecutter, dwl 1525 Broadway, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Cnildren'8 Woolen Good*.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ABT GALLERY, 26 Mcratg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
414
SAN FRANCISCO L] DIRECTORY
Lyon George W., tollgate keeper, Ocean Bcacli Road
Lyon II.. painter, <iwl 337 Bush
l/von Jamee E., bricklayer, dwl S s Hinckley or
Montgomery
Lyon John, bricklayer, dwl Ss Hinckley ur Mont-
gomery
Lyon Laura Miss, milliner, dwl 510 Mission
Lyon Seely J'.., ( Wells, Russell & Co.) dwl 619
Mission
Lyon Simeon, molder Golden State Iron Works
Lyon Theodore, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson,
dwl NE cor Sacramento and Front
Lyon Thomas, dwl S a Hinckley nr Montgomery
LYON WILLIAM H., (Lyon $■ Co.) dwl 535
California
Lyon William W., night clerk Branch House, 424
Sansom
Lyon Wortbington S., inelter S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, res Oakland
LYON & CO., ( William J J. Lyon and John Ear-
roh] ) brewers and maltsters, and proprietors
Empire Brewery, 151-161 Jessie, and Lyon
Brewery, N s Chestnut nr Mason, office 159
Jessie
Lyon — see Lion
Lyons Abraham, clerk, dwl 20 Montgomery
Lyons Adele, (widow) dwl -JO Taylor
Lyons Albert, waiter Grand Hotel
Lyons Alexander, printer with J, H. Carmany &
Co., dwl IS s Broadway bet Polk and Van Ness
Avenue
Lyons Alexander, salesman with S. Caro, dwl 20
Taylor
Lyons Ann E., (widow) dwl 83 Clementina
Lyons Barend, saddle and harnessmaker, 242 Sutter,
dwl 731 Green
Lyons Charles, drayman corporation yard S. F. F.
D., dwl 967 Harrison
Lyons Cornelius, bootblacking, 221 Bush, dwl 35
Clara
Lyons Daniel, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Lyons Daniel, laborer, dwl 143 Shipley
Lyons Daniel, laborer Fort Point
Lyons Daniel, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Lyons Daniel, tanner with Fuucke & Wassermann,
dwl 144 Shipley
Lyons David A., carriagemaker, dwl 676 Harrison
Lyons Dennis, (Lyons <$• Barry) dwl 1900 Powell
Lyons Dennis, bookkeeper, dwl E s Front bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Lyons Dennis, laborer, dwl 26 Freelon, rear
Lyons Edward, laborer, dwl 563 Bryant
LYONS E. G. & CO., (Jules Mayer) wholesale
liquors, and manufacturers and distillers syrups,
cordials, etc., 510 Jackson
LYONS E. G.& CO., (Jules Mayer and John Pinel)
California wines, and proprietors Mercado's Cal
Wine Hitters, 506-508 Jackson
Lyons Ernest G., (E. G. Lyons & Co.) dwl 401
Tyler
Lyons George, machinist, dwl 23 Grand Avenue
Lyons G. W., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Lyons Henry, miner, dwl 923 Howard
Lyons Henry A., capitalist, office 419 California,
dwl 415 First
Lyons James, bootcutter with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl 15:.' Minna
Lyons James, carder Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Lyons James, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 214
Tehama
Lyons James, harnessmaker with B. Lyons, dwl
734 Green
Lyons James, hostler, dwl 268 Stevenson
Lyons James, laborer, dwl E s Alabama bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Lyons James S., bookkeeper with James K. Prior
dwl 1014 Filbert
Lyons Jeremiah, (Lynch & L.) dwl W s Capp nr
Nineteenth
Lyons John, (CoeM.ll, L. & Co J dwl 1029 Bush
Lyons John, (Collins & L.) dwl 720 Natoma
Lyons John, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Lyons John, clerk, dwl 48 Baldwin Court
Lyons John, lamplighter S. P. Gas Co., dwl 220
Clara
Lyons John, laborer, dwl SWcor liar and Seventh
Lyons John, laborer, dwl W 6 Bryant Avenue bet
Harrison and Bryant
Lyons John, laborer S.F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl
109 Dora
Lyons John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 13
Welsh
Lyons John P., compositor Monitor, dwl 636
Howard
Lyons John J., tanner with W. Bloom, dwl 26 Gar-
den, rear
Lyons Julia Mis., furnished rooms, 17 Fourth
Lyons Lazarus, clerk, 7 Sansom, dwl 20 Taylor
Lyons Louis, commission merchant, office 106 San
Lyons Louis, printer Hdqrs Dep. Cal, 703 Market,
dwl S s Broadway bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Lyons Martin, drayman, 23 Front, dwl 129 Beale
Lyons Michael, blacksmith with Nelson & Doble,
dwl 36 Everett N
Lyons Michael, laborer, dwl 255 Jessie
Lyons Michael, laborer, dwl NW cor Ash and Laguna
Lyons Michael, proprietor Mint House, 21 Sixth
Lyons P. A., laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Lyons Patrick, expresswagon, cor Folsom audTbird,
dwl 304 Beale
Lyons Patrick, hostler Fashion Stable, dwl 61Jessie
Lyons Patrick, waiter Lick House
Lyons Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 437 Jessie
Lyons Peter, carpenter, dwl N s FourteenthAvenue
bet N and P, South S.F.
Lyons Richard, clerk, dwl 1413 Sacramento
Lyons S., clerk with William H. Peufield
Lyons Sarah, (widow) dwl 206 Tyler
Lyons Thomas, baker with California Cracker Co.,
dwl 257 Minna
Lyons Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 127 Pacific
Lyons Thomas, carriagewasher with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 221 Perry
Lyons Thomas, coalpasser, dwl 304 Beale
Lyons Thomas, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 250
Tehama, rear
Lyons Thomas, laborer, dwl 48 Baldwin Court
Lyons Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Lyons Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Lyons William, ('colored) cook steamer Yosemite,
dwl 9:21 Broadway
Lyons William, expresswagon, cor Folsom and
Steuart, dwl NW cor Hampshire and Twenty-
fourth
Lyons William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Lyons William A., clerk County Recorder's Office,
dwl NE cor Greenwich ami Powell
LYONS & BARRY, (Dennis Lyons and John T.
Barry) publishers and proprietors Monitor,
office 622 Clay
Lyser Albert, cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl junc-
tion California and Market
Lyser Albert, vice-principal Washington Grammar
School, dwl 1419 Taylor
Lyser Jacob, hairdresser with Charles Sturm, dwl
120 Fifth
Lysett James, barkeeper, 105 California Market
Lysett John, hackman, dwl 255 Jessie
Lysett John P., fruits and vegetables, 26 Metropol-
itan Market, dwl 1016 Pacific
Lyster Frederick, business manager California The-
ater, dwl 921 Bush
Lytle Augustus, fireman, dwl 808 Third
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VA.N SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
SAN FRANCISCO [M" DIRECTORY
415
dwl
M
I Maack Ernest, messenger Evening Bulletin,
I 517 Greenwich
Maack Henry J., porter, 1 Battery, dwl 23 Turk
Maack William, teamster with George Mentel, dwl
. 6 August. Alley
Maas Jacob, cabinetmaker, 970 Folsom
Maas Mathias, captain schooner Abraham Lincoln,
dwl 2013 Mason
Maass A. >fc Co., (David Wolf) faneygoods and
dresstrimmingB, SE cor Kearny and Post
Maass Abraham, (A. Maass 4> Co .) dwl 7 Kearnv
Maass August, ( YVitte & M.J dwl 1021 Howard
Maass Bros., (John and Henry ) liquor saloon, 201
Fremont
Maass Clans, brickmaker, dwl 39 Jackson
Maass Henry, ( Maass Bros.) dwl 201 Fremont
Maass Henry F., (Maass & Israel) and boarding
and lodging, 25 Morton
Maass J. &, Co. , (J. HenschenJ groceries aud liquors,
SE cor Ellis aud Steiner
Maass James, (J. Maass fy Co.) dwl SE cor Ellis
and Steiner
Maass John, (Maass Bros.) dwl SE cor Steiner
and Ellis
Maass & Israel, (Henry F. Maass & Julius IsraelJ
boots and shoes, 132 Kearny
Mac John, laborer, dwl NW cor Hampshire and
and Twenty-second
MacCabe John A., salesman with Keane, O'Connor
& Co., dwl 145 Third
MacCann William Jr., salesman Mission and Pa-
cific Woolen Mills, dwl SW cor Stockton and
California
MacCann — See MeCann
MacCrellish Frederick, ( William A. Woodward &,
(Jo., and Frederick MacCrellish & Co.) dwl
907 Pine
MacCRELLISH FREDERICK & CO., (William
A. Woodward) proprietors and publishers Alta
California, (daily aud weekly) and News of the
World, (monthly) office 529 California
MacDermot Charles F., president Peoples' Fire Ins.
Co. .office 16 Merchants' Exchange, res Oakland
MaeDonald Alexander D., general broker, office 40
Merchants' Exchange, dwl 113 Grove
MaeDonald William, special agent iEtua Fire Ins.
Co., dwl[527 Lombard
MacFarland Charles, upholsterer with Frank P.
Edwards
MacKennon Thomas A., conductor Front Street
M. & O. R. R., dwl 7 Austin
MacKenzie John W., janitor S. F. Law Library,
dwl 9071 Filbert
Macarthy James, laborer, dwl E s Kate bet Seventh
and Eighth
Macarthy John, brassfinisher. dwl 3 Sumner
Macaulay John, photographer, dwl 28^ Garden
Macaulay Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 225 Eighth, rear
Macauley Thomas, clerk City and County Tax Col-
lector's office, dwl 704 Dupont
Macavoy Frank, shipcarpenter, dwl 54 First
Macbeth Alexander, cutter with Purdy & Litchfield,
dwl 509 Bush
Macbeth Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 431 Geary
Macbeth Robert S., eclectic physician, office and
dwl 314 Bush
Maccary Guiseppe, physician, office 402 Montgomery,
dwl 615 Stockton
Macchiavello Giovanni Battista, (Brignardello,
Macchiavcllo Sf Co.) res Italy
Macdonald Alexander D., real estate, dwl 113 Grove
Macdonald B. F., foreman California Planing Mill,
dwl 143 Third
MACDONALD D. A. & CO., (John H. Mac-
donald, Joseph McGill and Howard Chapman)
proprietors Enterprise Mill and Molding Fac-
tory, 217-225 Spear, and 218-226 Steuart
Macdonald Donald A., (D. A. Macdonald & Co.)
dwl 2510 Sacramento
Macdonald Edward D., hats, and gents' furnishing
goods, 304 Sixth
Macdonald Hugh, laborer, dwl 1141 Howard
Macdonald John, dwl 236 Sutter
Macdonald John, hostler, dwl 9 Natoma
Macdonald John, clerk, 1000 Market, dwl 1 Eddy
Macdonald John H., (D. A. Macdonald fy Co.) dwl
653 Howard
Macdonald Nicholas, contractor, dwl S s Geary bet
Scott and Devisadero
Macdonald Randall, shipcarpenter, dwl 75 Clem
Macdonald Samuel, carpenter, dwl 50 1 Third
Macdonald Theodore IL, foreman with Deacon &
Bulger, dwl 160j Clara
Macdonald— See McDonald
Macdouough Joseph, wood and coal, 310 Leaven-
worth, dwl 114 Fell
Macdou^all William J., professor music, office 7
Sansom, dwl 18 John
MACE ALFRED A., attorney at law, office 637
Kearny, res Oakland
Mace B. F., teamster Mission and Pac Woolen Mills
Mace William, U. S. mail agent S. P. Post Office
Macey Mary Mrs., shoefitter with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 1617 Polk
Macfarlan Charles, laborer, dwl 74 Tehama
MACFARLANE, BLAIR & CO., (George Macfar-
lane, David B. Blair, and Hart, Macfarlane
& Co., Glasgow) commission merchants and
insurance agents, office 302 California
Macfarlane Edward C, bookkeeper with Leveridge,
Everett & Co., res Oakland
Macfarlane George, (Macfarlane, Blair & Co.)
res Glasgow
Machado Antonio, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Machado Manuel, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Machefert Ludovich F., apothecary with Charles
Roturier, dwl NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Macheill Jackson, clerk London and S. F. Bank,
dwl 615 Valencia
Machin John, laborer, dwl 1061 Market, rear
Macintire Williard E.', teacher, dwl 704 Powell
Mack Dennis, laborer, dwl 27 Zoe
Mack Emil, jeweler with Koehler &. Ritter, dwl 119
William
Mack Frank, watchman German Hospital
Mack Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 631 Green
Mack Gideon, hatter with J. C. Meussdorfler & Bro.
Mack G. L. W., laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwlNW cor Fillmore and Turk
Mack Henry, porter, 202 Pine, dwl Palm House
Mack James, plumber, dwl S s Ellis bet Stockton
and Powell
Mack John, helper S. F. Glass Works, dwl Gilbert
nr Brannan
Mack John, laborer, dwl 18 Freelon
Mack Julius O., clerk with A. Hay ward, dwl 279
Natoma
Mack Patrick, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cal-
ifornia
Mack William, laborer, dwl 314 Ritch
Mackay Alexander, carpet manufacturer, 840 Mar-
ket, dwl 467 Stevenson
Mackay Alice, laundress with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl N W cor Fillmore and Turk
Mackay William W., gasfitter with S. F. Gas Co.,
dwl 16 Russell
Mackel John, carrier Guide, dwl 855 Folsom
MACKEN JAMES, coppersmith, 226 Fremont,dwl
1028 Folsom
Macken James, shoemaker with Charles Donovan,
dwl cor New Montgomery aud Minna
Macken Jeremiah, shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 108 William, rear
Macken John M., coppersmith, dwl 1028 Folsom .
Mackey James, horse trainer, dwl N s Point Lobos
Road
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Meek Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
41G SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
Mackey James, morocco dresser, dwl 444 Sixth
Mackej John, deckhand, dwl East bet Jackson and
Pacific
Mackey John, teamster, dwl W s "Nevada bet Fol-
Bom and Harrison
Mackey Lawrence, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-sixta
nr M
Mackey Patrick, boatman, dwl East bet Jackson
and Pacific
Mackey Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Drumni bet
Jackson and Oregon
Mackey Thomas, longshoreman, dwl NW cor
I li'iimm and Commercial
Mackie Alexander, clerk with Cal. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl ii'-'l Larkin
Mackie Clara, dressmaker, 202 Fifth
Mackie David J., plumber with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
10 Tehama Place
Mackie Hamilton W.. clerk with Crane & Brigham,
dwl 10 Tehama Place
.Mar: ie Henry, (Hall, Charles & M.J dwl Nucleus
House
Mackie J. Wylie, bookkeeper Gbsuow Iron and
Metal Importing Co., dwl 1012 Bush
Mackie Peter, captain S. S. Senator, dwl 118 Shot-
well
Mackin James M., ( Morrill & Co.) dwl 1222
Jackson
Mackin Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Mackintosh Robert, physician, office and dwl 304
Stockton
Mackintosh William, note teller London and S. F.
Bank, dwl 545 Folsom
Mackrett George B., searcher of records, dwl 708
Stockton
Macomber Joseph, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &,
Co., 14 Howard
Macomber Joseph, lightkeeper South Farallones
Macouiber W. W. Rev., dwl 40± Geary
Macondrav Frederic W., (Macondray & Co.) dwl
316 Turk
Macondray Lavinia S., (widow) dwl 1009 Stockton
Macondray William A., (Macondray <fc Co.) dwl
51? Mason
MACONDRAY & CO., (James Otis, William A.
and Frederic W. Macondray) importing, ship-
ping and commission merchants and agents
Yang-Tze Insurance Association, (Shanghae)
200 Sansom
MACONDRAY &i CO.'S LINE PACKETS to
Hongkong, office 206 Sansom
Macpherson Alexander W., (Macpherson & We-
therbee) res Novo River Mills, Mendocino Co.
Macpherson Gustave, hairdresser with Frank Lacua,
dwl225 0'Farrell
Macpherson &. Wetherbee, (Alexander W. Mac
pherson and Henry Wetherbee) lumber, and
proprietors Albion and Novo Mills, 36 Market
Macsorley A. K. Rev., dwl 226 Minna
Macsorley Alexauder, physician, dwl 226 Minna
Macsorley Alfred, clerk with Cubery & Co., dwl
226 Minna
Macsorley G. H. A., clerk, dwl 226 Minna
Macsorley Henry, clerk, dwl 3 Brenham Place
Macy Albert. whartiuKer, dwl 13 De Boom
Macy Daniel F., drayman with F. E. Thomas, dwl
442 Second
Macy David F., machinist, dwl 1215 Mason
Macy George G., miner, dwl 13 De Boom
Macy Henry C, architect, office 315 Montgomery,
dwl 1215 Mason • '
Macy Thomas B., variety staud, N 8 Washington
bet Battery and Sansom
Macy William "W., clerk with W. B. Larzelere, dwl
cor Howard and Eighteenth
Madden Daniel, waiter Buss House
Madden David P., woodsawyer, dwl W 8 Steiner
nr Ellis
Madden Dennis H., blacksmith with Jason Clapp,
dwl 2 Hampton Court
Madden Edward, bricklayer, dwl 251 Minna
Madden James, laborer with John H. Cook, dwl S
s Post bet Kearny and Dnpont
Madden James, seaman, dwl 229 Clara
Madden James, helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co.,
Madden James, laborer, dwl E s Second Avenue nr
Sixteenth
Madden James F., clerk S. F. Post office, dwl 525
Folsom
Madden John, carbnilder S. P. R. R., dwd Alabama
bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Madden John, japanner with John Lee, dwl cor
Steiner and Ellis
Madden John, junk, 1211 Howard ••
Madden John, iaborer, dwl 8 Broadway
Madden John, laborer, dwl 31 Minna
Madden John, miner, dwl 311 Pacific
Madden John, picker Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl N
s North Point nr Larkin
Madden John, plasterer, dwl 318 Capp
Madden John, porter, dwl 58 Minna
Madden John, porter with William L. Witham, dwl
368 Natoma
Madden Michael, asphaltum roofer, dwl 705 Front
Madden Morris, farmer, nr University Mound Col-
lege
Madden Patrick, cook with D. J. Harrison & Co.,
dwl 332 Stevenson
Madden Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Madden Patrick H., (Madden & Gillett) dwl 1113
Howard
Madden Peter, carpenter, dwl W s Dolores bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Madden Thomas, peddler, dwl 129 Gilbert
Madden Thomas P., real estate, office 16 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl Occidental Hotel
Madden William, boilermaker, dwl 230 Folsom
Madden & Gillett, (Patrick H. Madden and Isaac
C. Gillett) groceries and liquors, 1 113 Howard
Madden — See Madon
Madder Michael, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Maddy John, bootmaker, dwl 227 Minna
Madeira George, dwl Morton House
Madel Peter, (Madel <& Tietjen/ dwl NW cor Miss-
ion and Spear
Madel & Tietjen, (Peter Madel and John H.
Tietjen) liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and
Steuart, and NE cor Howard and Spear
Mader George, groceries. NW cor Hyde and Ellis
Madero Jose, printer, dwl 1403 Stockton
Madero Ravmond A., clerk with Alexander Camp-
bell, dwl 8 Russ
Madge Frederick, mining secretary, 64 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl NE cor Twenty-first and Guer-
rero
Madi^an William, stonecutter, dwl 29 First
Madison Bennet H., captain schooner Cora, dwl 20
Frederick
MADISON, BURKE & CO., (John H. Madison,
Martin J. Burke and William F. McAlester)
real estate agents, office 316 Montgomery
Madison Charles, drayman, 402 Battery, dwl E s
Middle bet Pine and California
Madison Elizabeth, (widow) dwl E s Salmon nr
Pacific
Madisou Henry A., shipping clerk with Moore
Bros., dwl 18 Oak Avenue
Madison James, blacksmith with William McKibbin,
dwl 19 Morton
Madison James, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Madison John K.,( Madison & Burke and Madison,
Burke & Co.) dwl 206 Stockton
Madison John H., mariner, dwl 206 Stockton
Madison Margaret, (widow) dwl 327 Beale
Madison Matthew, bootmaker with Edward Main,
dwl 127 Jackson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, 'White Shirts.
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Madison William, extraman hose Co. No. 4, S. F. F.
D., dwl E 8 Stockton nr Greenwich
MADISON & BURKE, (John H. Madison and
Martin J. Burke) real estate and house agents,
and rent collectors, office 31(3 Montgomery
Madsen John E., seaman, dwl 3? Pacific
Madson Oliver, (Madson <$/• Peterson) dwl 26 Sac
Madson &. Peterson, (Oliver Madson and Andrew
Peterson) proprietors Sacramento House, 26
Sacramento
Maehl Otto, proprietor Maehl's Brewery and Silesia
Garden Hall, N s Francisco bet "Taylor and
Mason
Maear Matbias, carpenter, dwl Taylor bet Union
and Filbert
Maer JIathias, expresswagon, cor Bdwy and Davis
Maes Christian, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Maes John, cellarman with Brader Bros., dwl 1518
Powell, rear
Maes Margaret, (widow) dwl 1518 Powell, rear
Maessen William, preserved meats, 3 Metropolitan
Market, dwl 147 Clara
Magagnos Julian A., collector Evening Bulletin,
dwl 17? (i Folsorn
Magallon Freeman, bootmaker, S s Hinckley nr
Dupont
Magary Albert, carpenter with Stover & Chase,
dwl Ridley bet Mission and Valencia
Magary Dennis, dwl W s Fairoaks bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty -sixth
Magary John E., dwl W s Fairoaks bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Magary William W., ( Magary & Co.) dwl 122
Taylor
Magary & Co., (W. W. Magary) clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 231 Kearny
Magazzin August, hairdresser, 502 Clay, dwl 930
Clay
Magdalen Asylum, E s Potrero Av nr Twenty-first
Magee Adam, business agent Goldeu Era, dwl S s
Francisco bet Taylor and Jones
Magee Bridget, (widow) dwl 230 Beale
Magee Edmund, laborer, dwl W s Georgia nr
Shasta
Magee Hugh, laborer, dwl NW cor Harrison and
Ninth
Magee John, cook, dwl cor Steamboat Pier and
Long Bridge
Magee John A. Jr., (Magee & Moore) dwl 819
Post
Magee John E., machinist with Charles H. Leavitt,
dwl 230 Beale
Magee John E., salesman with Benedict &. Co.,
dwl 101 Powell
Magee Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
Magee Peter, milkman, San Jose Road nr St.Marv's
"College
Magee Robert, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Rear
Magee Robert H., bookkeeper, 418 Market, dwl
320OFarrell
Magee Roger D. .insurance surveyor, office 338 Mont-
gomery, dwl 622 Lombard
Magee Terrence, laborer, dwl 306£ Third
MAGEE THOMAS, editor and proprietor Real Es-
tate Circular, office 338 Mont, dwl 231 O'Farrell
Magee William, dwl 25 First Avenue nr Fifteenth
MAGEE & MOORE, (John A. Magee, Jr., and
Arthur W. Moore) importers leather and shoe
manufacturers' goods, 418 Market
Mages Christopher, laborer South Park Malt
House, dwl 601 Brannan
Maggio Fortunato, fSilvestri & M.) 5 Clay Street
Market
Maggs George, fruits, etc, 250 Eighth
Maggs James J., hackman, dwl 272 Tehama, rear
MAGILL ARTHUR E., manager Travelers' Ins.
Co., office 424 California, res Alameda
Magill Frank, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Magill James, bricklayer, dwl 441 Clementina
Magi II James, hosemaker with Horatio N. Cook,
dwl 470 Tehama
MAGILL ROBERT H., manager Phoenix Ins.
Co. of Hartford, and Home Ins. Co. of New
York, office 424 California, res Alameda
Magill Thomas W., books and stationery, 1024 Mkt
Magilton Thomas, (San Francisco Candle Co.)
dwl Mission Avenue nr Seventeenth
Magini Constantino, waiter Campi's Restaurant,
519 Clay
Maginis John J., clerk with Asher B. Bates, dwl
SW cor Geary and Larkin
Maginn Patrick f., carpenter, dwl 408 Eighth
Magi nn is Christopher, patternmaker, dwl 32 Louisa
Maginnis Edward, harnessmaker, dwl 32 Louisa
Maginnis Eliphas, drayman with Blake, Bobbins &
Co., dwl S s Bush nr Laguua
Maginnis James, barkeeper with John A. Kenne-
dy, dwl 138 Second
Maginnis John, patternmaker, dwl 32 Louisa
Maginnis John, shipearpenter, dwl 709 Natoma
Maginnis Katie Miss, compositor Pacific Youth, dwl
30 Stanford
Maginnis Patrick, capitalist, dwl 32 Louisa
Maginnis Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 435 Pine
Maginnis William J., boatman, dwl Meiggs' Wharf
Magna David, horseshoer, dwl 147 Minna
Magner David, (Kennedy <& M.) dwl Minna nr Sec
Magner Dennis, salesman, dwl 116 Valparaiso
Magner Emil, bookkeeper City Stable, dwl 316
Jones
Magner Frank, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 256 Te-
hama
Magner Frank, printer with Spalding & Barto,
dwl 820 Broadway
Magner M., (widow) dwl 316 Jonos
Magner Max L., foreman City Stables, dwl 316
Jones
Magner Patrick, laborer, dwl 27 Jessie
Magner Thomas, horseshoer with Kenuedv & Mag-
ner, dwl What Cheer House
Magner Thomas W., dwl820 Broadway
Magnes Abraham, bo jts and shoes, 5!) Second, dwl
58 Minna
Magnes David, manufacturer and retail hoop skirts
and corsets, 414 Kearny, dwl 235 Kearny
Magnes Fra-.icis, laborer with Larseneur ifc'Sheeiiu
Magnet M. Co., (Piovhc, Nev.) office 320 Sansom
Magnolia, S. M. Co., (Eureka, Hev.) office 27 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Magnolia & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
"320 Battery
Me.gnus Peter A., watchmaker and jeweler, 125
Sacramento
Magonia Dominic, laborer, dwl 518 Vallejo
Magonia Louis, laborer with Larkius & Catania,
dwl 518 Vallejo
Magorty Dennis W., expresswagon, SW cor Davis
and California, dwl 33? Shipley
Magoun Joseph W., clerk, 512 Market, dwl 15 Sut
Magrath Patrick, laborer, dwl 1013 Market
Magrath Peter, carpenter, dwl 728 Market
Magrath Thomas, hostler Folsom Street Stable,
dwl 739 Folsom
Magraw John, molder, dwl 9 Lick
Magruder Catherine A., (widow) dwl 950 Howard
Magruery John, waiter, dwl 54 First
Maguire Ada, (widow) dwl 315J Jessie
Maguire Anthony, blacksmith, dwl 6 William
Maguire Bernard, dwl 24 Clinton
Maguire Bernard, laborer, dwl 324 Seventh
Maguire Bernard, laborer Union Box Factory
Matruire Bridget Miss, chambermaid Occidental
"Hotel
Maguire Catherine Mrs., dwl 613 Pine
Maguire Edward, shoemaker with Monnin Bros.,
dwl 207 Folsom
Maguire Francis A., clerk, dwl S s Tehama nr Ninth
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
27
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
418
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Maguire Francis C boilermaker Union Iron
Works, dwl 242 Fremont
Maguire George F., bill distributer Metropolitan
Theater, dwl 3 Tvsou Place
Maguire Henry C, clerk with J. S. Wall & Co.,
dwl 719 Harrison
Maguire James, carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
James, gardener, dwl till Commercial
Maguire James, laborer with .lames McGloan
Maguire James, machinist, dwl 37 Langton
Maguire James, metalroofer, 6 Turk, dwl 989 Sev-
ellleclill)
Maguire James, molder with J. G. lis, dwl 203 Min
Maguire James J., fireman steamer Antelope, dwl
42 Sacramento
Maguire John, dwl Silver Avenue nr San Jose Road
Maguire John, actor Metropolitan Theater, dwl 131
Montgomery
Maguire .John, Boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
242 Fremont
Maguire John, lahorer, dwl 21 Clinton
Maguire John, storekeeper Union Club, dwl cor
Franklin and McAllister
MAGUIRE JOSEPH, mining secretary, office 402
Montgomery
Maguire Joseph M., salesman with J. S. Wall &
Co., dwl 719 Harrison
Maguire Mary Miss, slioelitter with Orrin Jones,
dwl Hunt ur Third
Maguire Mary Ann, real estate, dwl W s Capp nr
Eighteenth
Maguire Michael, ( Maguire & Co.) dwl 137 Hayes
Maguire Michael, woodsawyer, dwl 24 Clinton
Maguire Mitchell, dwl 258 "Minna
Maguire O., captain bark William H. Gawley, pier
1 Steuart
Maugire Owen, (Maguire & Co.) dwl 137 Hayes
Maguire P., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Maguire Patrick, dwl 127 Gilbert
Maguire Patrick, laborer, dwl 156 Silver
Maguire Patrick, laborer, dwl 324 Seventh
Maguire Peter, fireman steamer Cora, dwl 121S
Howard
Maguire Philip, waiter Lick House
Maguire Philip, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Maguire Stephen, dwl 913 Sacramento
Maguire Thomas, dwl 209 Seventh
Maguire Thomas, bricklayer, dwl W s Potrero Av-
enue nr Twentv-second
Maguire Thomas, hostler Cent. R. R., dwl 238 Clara
Maguire Thomas, laborer with Thoma3 Bradeu, dwl
S>W cor Pierce and Eddy
Maguire Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 248
Jessie
Maguire Thomas, manager Maguire's Opera
House, 618 Washington, (and Maguire & Em-
erson) dwl 914 Stockton
Maguire Thomas, tinsmith with John G. Lacey, dwl
j7 Hunt
Maguire Thomas, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'sS . S.
California
Maguire Thomas Jr., assistant treasurer Alhambra
rheater, dwl 914 Stockton
Maguire Thomas G., collector S. F. Gas Co., dwl
K s Folsom nrTwentv-third
Maguire Thomas G., plasterer, dwl NE cor Twen-
tieth and Shotwell
Maguire Timothy, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
s\\ cor Pierce and Eddy
Maguire Timothy, tailor, dwi N a Turk nr Webster
Maguire \\ llliam, milkrauch, Silver Avenue nr San
J'.se Road
Muguire & Co., (Michael & Owen Maguire) wood
coal, hay, etc., 133-135 Haves
Maguire & Emerson, (Thomas Maguire a,i,l 117/.
ham Emerson) proprietors Alhambra Theater,
325 Bush
Maguire — See McGuire
Maguire's Opera House, N s Washington bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Magnine John, bootmaker with Buckingbam &
Hecht
Ma ha Cornelius, laborer, dwl 11 William
Mabady James, laborer, dwl 462 Minna
Mabady John, laundryman S. F. Laundry Associa-
ntioii. dwl X W cor Turk and Fillmore
Mahady John, shoemaker with S. W. Kosenstock&
Co.. dwl 227 Minna
Malum Charles, plumber, dwl 431 Greenwich
MAHAN HENRY, real estate agent, office 511 Cal,
dwl 1003 Scott
Malian Henry W., jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 706 Jones
Mahan Hugh, teamster, dwl Point Lobos road ■
Mahan James, laborer, dwIEs Utah bet Twenty
Fourth and Twenty Fifth
Mahan John, hostler, dwl 35 Fifth Avenue
Mahan John, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
15 Tehama
Mahan Mary Mrs., dwl N s Francisco bet Dupont and
Kearny
Mahan Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 675 How
Mahan Patrick, steward St. Marys' College, dwl W s
San Jose road nr St. Marys College
Mahan Peter, boilermaker S. P. R. R., dwl 27
Natoma
Mahanny John A., (Brown Sf M.J dwl American
Exchange
Mahany B. M., carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Mahaian John, butcher with S. Hanlou, dwl 239^
Perry
Maharan Martin, lahorer, dwl 239J Perrv, rear
MAHE GUSTAVE, director French Savings and
Loan Society, office 411 Bush, res San Mateo
Ma her D., driver City R. R.
Maher Denis, carriagepainter, dwl 79 Jessie
MAHER EDWARDj provisions and groceries,
NE cor Sacramento and Taylor
Maher Frank W., with Edward Maher, dwl 1100
Taylor
Maher Jacob, soda bottler, dwl cor Hay wood and
Louisa
Maher James, drayman, 35 Bat, dwl 671 Harrison
Maher James, laborer, dwl Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Maher James F., blacksmith with E. James, dwl 79
Jessie
Maher Jeremiah, harnessmaker with Main &, Win-
chester, dwl 356 Minna
Maher John. clerk with Frederick Vaughan, and car-
rier Morning Call, dwl 41 Minna
Maher John, laborer, dwl 1320 Filbert, rear
Maher John,, ropemaker, dwl NW cor Sixteenth
and Capp
Maher Joseph, carpenter, dwl 730 Natoma
Maher Martin, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Maher Martin, salesman, 9 Mont, dwl 118 Third
Maher Mary, (widow) dwl 180 Perry
Maher Michael, livery and sale stables, 727 Union
Maher Michael, longshoreman, dwl S s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Mission
Maher Michael, machinist with George T. Pracy,
dwl 79 Jessie
Maher Philip, dwl 567 Stevenson, rear
Maher Terrence, drayman, dwl 30 Welch
Maher Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 806 Kearny
Maher Thomas, dairyman with George N. Murray,
dwl Gody nr Mission
Maher Thomas C, assay department U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 209 Second
Maher William, cook, dwl 20 Jessie
Maher William, laborer, dwl 231 Second
Maher William D., gardener, dwl S s Francisco bet
Stockton and Dupont, rear
Mahew Mark, laborer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Mahiggin Jeremiah, laborer, dwl W s Pierce nr
Ellis
Mahl Sidonia, (widow) dwl 617 Geary
HUNTINGTON-, HOPKINS & CO., Agento Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
419
Mahler Chriest, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Mahler Henry, carpenter, dwl Sander's Hotel
Mahler Philip, notary public and commissioner of
deeds, office 528 Montgomery, dwl 1027 Pacific
Mablmann Peter .groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixth
and Clementina
Mahlstedt Diedrich, ( Horstmann & M.) dwl Six-
teenth nr Folsom
Mahlstedt John, contractor, 223 Drumm, dwl 404
Greenwich
Mahncken John H., bookkeeper with Hardie &,
Fredericks, cor Market and Sansom
Mahnz Hugo, com merchant, and depot aniline and
dye stuffs, 304 Battery, dwl 63 Tehama
MAHOGANY G. & S. M. CO., (Owyhee district,
Idaho) office 402 Montgomery
Mabon Cecilia, (widow) dwl 309 O'Farrell
Malum Charles B., professor classics, English
rhetoric, etc., St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Mabon Edward, laborer, dwl 41 Commercial
Mabon Frank, (Mahon, Bapp, Thomas & Co.] dwl
405 Kearny
Mahon Henry, laborer, dwl Lombard nr Franklin
Mahon James, cook, dwl 29 Jessie, rear
Mahon John, policeman City Hall, dwl 1 Zoe
Mahon John W., barkeeper with James Irwin, dwl
330 Sutter
Mahon Patrick, seaman, dwl 115 Clark
MAHON, RAPP, THOMAS & CO., ( Frank Ma-
hon, A. H. Rapp, Patrick J. Thomas, and W.
M. Hinton ^Cosmopolitan Printing Co. ,505 Clay
Mahon Timothy, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co.
Mahon William, bathman with Huck & Hochbrun,
dwl 9 Sherwood Place
Mahon William, laborer, dwl 5 Sherwood Place
Mahoney Cornelius, laborer S. F. &. P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl Eighth St. House
Mahoney Cornelius, street contractor, dwl NW cor
Leavenworth and Jackson
Mahoney Daniel, dwl 16 Moss
Mahoney Daniel, (Mahoney, Foley & Boyle) dwl
638 Minna
Mahoney Daniel, (Mahoney & Tevlin) dwl W s
Dolores bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Mahoney Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 524 Minna
Mahoney Daniel,. laborer, dwl 115 Second
Mahoney Daniel, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Mahoney Daniel, porter with Nathan Rogers, dwl
1127 Broadway
Mahoney Daniel, proprietor Sixth St. House, NW
cor Sixth and Bryant
Mahoney Daniel, shipwright, dwl 312 Ritch
Mahoney Daniel, with Tautphaus & Stark, dwl 21 2
Steuart
Mahoney Daniel J., drayman with Irviue, Harker
& Co. dwl 724 Nat o ma
Mahoney Daniel O., shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl2 Ohio
Mahoney David, dwl 212 Post
Mahoney David, oiler N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Sen-
ator
Mahoney David, real estate, dwl SW cor Larkin and
Pacific
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, dwl Rassette Place No.l
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, dwl 8 Allen
Mahoney Dennis, laborer Cal.P.R.R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Mahoney Dennis, real estate, dwl S s Paeitic nr
Larkin
Mahoney Edward, clerk, 20 Sansom, dwl 282 Minna
Mahoney, Foley & Boyle, ( Daniel Mahoney, Thomas
Foley and Dennis Boyle) horseshoers, 809 How
Mahoney Frank, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Mahoney George, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
Filbert nr Stockton
Mahoney Henry, porter with Knapp & Grant, dwl
14 Clinton
Mahoney Jane, (widow) dwl 311 Jessie
Mahoney Jeremiah, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecut, dwl Liberty nr Valencia
Mahoney Jeremiah, cartman City R. It.
Mahoney Jeremiah, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl NW cor California and Montgomery
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 266 Stevenson
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Cedar Avenue
nr Van Ness Avenue
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl SE cor Liberty and
Guerrero
Mahoney Jeremiah, teamster, dwl E s Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Mahoney John, carpenter, dwl 18 Howard Court
Mahoney John, fireman, dwl 3 St. Charles Place
Mahoney John, laborer, dwl 212 Steuart
Mahoney John, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Mahoney John, porter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
Mahoney John H., cleric with George W. Smiley,
dwl 526 Kearny
Mahoney John J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 7
Sonoma Place
Mahoney Joseph, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Mahoney Julia Miss, shoefitter with Charles Dono-
van, dwl 18 Howard Court
Mahoney Margaret, domestic, 204 Fifth
Mahoney Michael, laborer, dwl 51 Shipley, rear
Mahoney Michael, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Mahoney M. W., (M. W. Mahoney & Co.) dwl
Havward's Building
MAHONEY M. W. & CO., publishers and pro-
prietors Wine Dealers' Gazette, office Hay-
ward's Building
Mahoney Nora Miss, seamstress with Jacob Zobel,
dwl 26 Minna
Mahoney P. A., Imp. Calkers' Association, 713 Miss
Mahoney Patrick, bootblack with Cornelius Lyons,
dwl 12 Anthony
Mahoney Patrick, gardener, dwl 1521 Sacramento
Mahoney Richard, spooler Pioneer Woolen Mills
Mahoney Stephen, laborer, dwl cor Gough ami Rose
Mahoney T., piledriver with E. C. Boobar «fe Co.,
11 Howard
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, dwl 282 Minna
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, dwl 132 Fern Avenue
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, dwl E s Cemetery Av-
enue nr Central Road
Mahoney Timothy, laborer with Graves &. Co., W
s Long Bridge
Mahoney Wesley P., dwl American Exchange
Mahoney William, laborer, dwl 20 McAllister
Mahoney William, laborer, dwl 217 Perry
Mahoney William, laborer, dwl W s Eighth bet
Bryant, and Harrison
Mahoney & Tevlin, (Daniel Mahoney and John
Tevlin) tannery, cor Fourteenth and Dolores
Mahony B., carpenter, dwl Twenty-sixth Avenue
bet A and B
Mahony Cain, shipcalker, dwl SW cor Green and
Batteiy
Mahonv Dennis, tailor with John L. Brooks, dwl
1513 Polk
Mahony James, laborer, dwl N s Oak nr Webster
Mahony James B., carpenter, dwl 27 Park Avenue
Mahony John, laborer, dwl N s Ellis bet Webster
and Fillmore
Mahony Patrick, hog ranch, E s Fillmore bet Haight
and Paue
Mahony Thomas, (M. Keller # Co.) dwl 40^ Geary
Mahony Timothy, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Mahony Timothy, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Mahony Timothy, messenger Custom House, dwl
826 Howard
Mahony Timothy A., drayman with Christian Niel-
sen, dwl 269i Clara '
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
420
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Maiar Frank, laborer Pacific Boiling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Maier Charles, (Eohier & M.) dwl 1221 Kearny
BJaier George, janitor Bank California, dwl N\V cor
California and Bausom
Maier John, brewer with Bavaria Brewery, dwl
620 Vallejo
Mailhea J. M. & Co., french bakery, NE corDupont
:iiid Union
Maillol John W., gold and silver engraver, 606
Montgomery
Mailor John, engineer S. P. R. R., dwl cor Treat
Avenue and Twenty-second
Mails Isaac, upholsterer, dwl 9 Monroe
Mails John II., printer, dwl it Monroe
Mails William, upholsterer, dwl 9 Monroe
Main Benjamin W., laundryman Lick House, dwl
:;:>:> Shipley
Main Charles, (Main & Winchester J dwl Grand
Hotel
Main Edward, bootmaker, 412 Folsom
Main George M., salesman, 216 Battery, dwl N s
Fillmore bet Ellis and Eddy
MAIN STREET WHARF, foot of Main
MAIN ST. WHARF CO., (John N. Bisdon, Lew-
is Cojey, William Ware and Abner H. Bar-
ker) office foot Main
Main William W., clerk, 216 Battery, dwl W s Fill-
more bet Ellis and Eddy
MAIN & WWGEESTER,fCharle&Main,Ezra H.
Winchester and Thomas R. Hayes) importers
and manufacturers saddles, harness, leather,
whips, etc., 214 and 216 Battery
Main — See Mayne
Maine Lodging House, Noah M. Gordon proprie-
tor, 616 Kearny
Mainland Thomas, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Mains Frank, porter, 103 Front, dwl 421 Bush
.Mains Frank, waiter Grand Hotel
Mair George W., master mariner, dwl 202 Second
Mails James, (J. Bows & Co.) dwl cor Tenth and
Bryant
Maison Henry, clerk with Chassagne &. Dena-
vaux, dwl 171 5 Stockton
Maison Leonora A., (widow) dwl S s Seventeenth
bet Dolores and Guerrero
Maiss Charles, clerk, dwl SE cor Mission and Nine-
teenth
Mai tl and Adolf, teacher music, dwl 331 Mont
Makem John, baker, dwl 118 Gilbert
Maken Francis, dwl 617 Mason
Makin Cornelius, pressman with Benjamin F. Ster-
rett, dwl N s Mission nr Ninth
Makin Jeremiah, shoemaker, dwl 108 William, rear
Makin Robert G., commission merchant, office 316
California
MAKINSA. H. MRS., necktie manufacturer, 206
Bush
Makins James N., deputy tax collector, dwl 206
Bush
Makree Nicholas, (Makree & BozMe) dwl 833
Vallejo
Makree & Rozette, (Nicholas Makree and Joseph
Rozette) coffee saloon, 13 Washington
Malarkey Charles, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Sacramento
Malaskey Henry, laborer with William Kerr dwl
903 Battery
Malatesta Andrea, baker with Giovanni Malatesta,
dwl 1313 Dupont
Malatesta Giovanni, Italian bakery, 1313 Dnpont
Malatesta John M., limedealer,dw"l E s Stockton bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Malatesta Luigi, dwl 2004 Dupont
Malatesta Nino, real estate agent, office 502 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1016 Jackson
Malehi John, dwl 537 Sacramento
Malcolm , (widow) dwl 1525 Broadway
Malcolm Robert, dwl 11 Grand Place
Male Giacomo, wood, coal and feed, SE cor Bran-
nan and Eighth, dwl 128 Fern Avenue
Malecli Gnstav II., physician, office and dwl 25
Stockton
Malev Michael, (Hartshorn & M.J dwl NE cor
Franklin and Bush
Malia John, locksmith, dwl 25 Stevenson
Malia Patrick, laborer, dwl 25 Stevenson
Malia William, music printer, dwl 25 Stevenson
Malise James, laborer, dwl 2 Jessie
Malia Jacob, woodturner, dwl 33 Welsh
Mallady William J., undertaker with James Mc-
Ginn, dwl 111 Ellis
Mallatratt James F., clerk with Crane <fe Brigham,
dwl 265 Clara
Mallay William, (Mallay # Driscoll) dwl 1113
Montgomery
Mallay & Driscoll, (William Mallay and Charles
Driscoll ), liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo
Mallett Albert, dwl 40* Geary
Mallett Auguste, plasterer, dwl 1216 Dupont
Mallett Ellen M., dwl 13 Natoma
Malley Luke, laborer, dwl S s Florence nr Railroad
Avenue
Malley Martin, waiter steamer Oriflamme, dwl 23
Vallejo
Mallidy William, farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr
Alms House
Mallon John, laborer, dwl 18 Minna
MALLON JOHN, ornamental glasscutter, 19 Fre-
mont, (and Mullon $■ Boyle) dwl 547 Tehama
Mallon John, merchant, dwl 1417 Mason
Mallon Owen, dwl 208 Seventh, rear
Mallon Patrick, laborer with Thomas Biaden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy
Mallon Peter L., glass staiuer with John Mallon,
dwl 547 Tehama
Mallon & Boyle, (John Mallon tip Robert Boyle)
ornamental glass stainers, 303 Mission
Mallory Egbert M., dwl 1153 Mission
Mallory James, carriagepainter. dwl 209 Tehama
Mallot Michael, peddler, dwl N s Green bet Hyde
and Larkin
Malloy Hugh, laborer, dwl E s Twelfth bet Folsom
and Howard
Malloy James, sailmaker with Harding & Branu,
215 Front
Malloy John, baker N. P. Trans. Co. S. S. Ori-
fiamme
Malloy Michael, shoemaker, dwl 1184 Harrison
Malloy Patrick, fireman N. P. Trans. Co. S. S. Ori-
zaba
Mallov— See Maloyand Molloy
Malm" Charles A., (J). 8. Martin & Co.) NE cor
Montgomery and Bush
Malm Magnus, bookkeeper with A. Waldstein, S s
King nr Fourth
Malmgren Niles M., jeweler, dwl 1114 Taylor
Malmgren Niles P., salesman with William Bofer &
Co., dwl SE cor Sacramento and Mason
Malone Abram, steward schooner Meldon, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Malone Frank, tanner with Funcke & Wassermann,
dwl NE cor Seventh and Brannan
Malone Henry F., laborer with James De La Mon-
tanya, dwl 10 Lewis
Malone Jennie H. Miss, wliipmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 613 Bryant
Malone John, (Malone & Wilson) dwl 1061 Howard
Malone John, fruits and vegetables, 531 Fourth
Malone John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl N 8
Twenty-fourth bet Bryant, and York
Malone Kate Miss, nurse City and County Hospital
Malone Laurence J., liquor saloon, 162 First
Malone Michael, laborer, dwl 33 Louisa
Malone Nicholas, laborer with Cent. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl 124 Dora, rear
Malone Patrick H., tannery, Fifteenth nr Guerrero,
dwl 742 Minna
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 nud 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [ ]\j[ " DIRECTORY
421
Malone Patrick J., dwl 645 Mission
Malone Peter, cook City and Comity Hospital
Malone P. J., shorthand reporter, office 10 Court
Block, 036 Clay, res Santa Clara
Malone Rosa, (widow) dwl 12 Cleaveland
Malone Timothy, coal passer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Malone William, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 44
Louisa
Malone William, laborer, dwl 48 Louisa
Malone William, shepherd, dwl 414 Pacific
Malone & Wilson, (John Malone and Isaac Wilson)
restaurant, 57 and 59 Third
Maloney Anna Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Fac-
tory, dwl 416 Grove
MALONEY CORNELIUS, proprietor United States
Hotel, 304 and 306 Beale
Maloney Daniel, bookkeeper, 329 Bush, dwl 22
Natoma
Maloney David, painter with Hopps &. Sons
Maloney David, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Maloney Edward, laborer, dwl 5 Central Place
Maloney Joanna Mrs., dwl 256 Spear
Maloney John, laborer, dwl 129 Perry, rear
Maloney John, laborer, dwl SE cor Hampshire and
Twenty-second
Maloney John, shipsmith with John F. Taylor,
dwl 49 Ritch
Malonev John G., butcher with Charles L. Slorck,
dwi 301 Hayes
Maloney John W., liquors, 220 Broadway
Maloney Lewis, (colored) porter, dwl 6? Gilbert
Maloney Michael, gardener, dwl 416 Grove
Maloney Michael, hostler Front St. M. & O. R. R-,
dwl cor Hyde and Sutter
Maloney Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl Ws
Montgomery nr Lombard
Maloney Michael J., waiter Russ House, dwl 521
Minna
Maloney Mollie C. Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove
Factory, dwl 416 Grove
Maloney Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Hartford nr
Eighteenth
Maloney Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Maloney Patrick, waiter, dwl 31 Tehama
Maloney Patrick E., bootmaker, dwl 910| Folsom
Maloney Thomas, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Maloney Thomas, shipsmith with John F. Taylor,
dwl E s Tehama nr Twenty-ninth, Berual Flights
Maloney William, dwl S s Twenty -second bet How-
ard and Shotwell
Maloy Francis, cooper, dwl Julius bet Dupont and
Kearny
Maloy Janies, sailmaker, dwl 11 Mason
Maloy Patrick, fireman steamship Orizaba, dwl 3
Tehama
Maloy — see Malloy and Molloy
Malpas Alfred, ticket clerk Oakland Ferry, dwl 40|
Geary
Maltese Antonio, painter, dwl G04 Yallejo
Maltese Joseph, porter with D. Ghirardelli, dwTl 604
Vallejo
Maltese Victoria, (widow) dwl 604 Vallejo
Maltman Statira Mrs., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 7 \
Verona
Malvy John, groceries and liquors, 1713 Polk
Malvy Pierre, painter, dwl 613 Union, rear
Mamlock William, upholsterer, SE cor Ellis and
Taylor
Mammoth Grove Mining Co., (Calaveras County,
Cal.) office 318 California
Mammoth Silver Mining Co., (White Pine) office
402 Montgomery
Man Fong, (Chinese') tailor, 915 Dupont
Man Fon>< & Co., (chiuese) restaurant, 631 Jackson
Man Lee & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 709 Dupont
Man Long & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 711 Sac
Man On Tong, (Chinese) importer drugs and medi-
cines, 945 Dupont
Man Wo & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 633 Jackson
Manchester Benjamin S., calker with P. M. S. S
Co., dwl cor Henrietta and Buena Vista, Bernal
Hights
Manchester Frederick, laborer Cal. Planing Mill,
dwl cor Henrietta and Buena Vista
Manchester Isaac, watchman iEtna Iron Works,
dwl 13 Frederick
Manchester John, lather, dwl E 8 Shotwell bet
Twenty-third and Twenty -fourth
Manchester Margaret A., (widow) furnished rooms,
7KI Folsom
MANCIET J. P., liquor saloon and restaurant, San
Jose Railroad Depot
Mancusi G., professor vocal music, dwl St. Janies
House, 906 Market
Mandel Emanuel, manufacturer cigars, 16 Sansom,
dwl 822 Post
Maudes Charles, hairdresser with John Stable,
dwd S W cor Montgomery and Broadway
Mandeville Edward, bellowsinaker with Cal. Bel-
lows Manufacturing Co., dwl E s Folsom bet
Twenty -first and Twenty-second
Mandeville J. W., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mandeville Margaret G., (widow) dwl 740 Folsom
Mandigo Stephen, laborer with Charles Harley &
Co., dwl 127 Jackson
Maudlebauui Francis, wholesale wines and liquors,
312 Sacramento, dwl 1016 Bush
Mandleba nm Herbert M., bookkeeper, 121 Sansom,
dwl 1016 Bush
Maudlebauui James J., salesman, 204 Bush, dwl
502 Bush
Maudlebauui Louis K., salesman, 121 Sansom, dwl
502 Bush
Mandron Jacques, bootmaker, dwl 729 Pacific
ManeillaJ. B., carpenter, 413 Broadway
Manel James, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Mangau John, laborer, dwl SW cor Braunan and
Seventh
Mangan John, porter, 219 Front, dwl 13 Anthony
Mangan Jo.-eph, carpenter with Costigau & Bro.,
dwl Sierra Nevada Hotel
Mangan Patrick, shipcalker, dwl W s Gilbert bet
Braunan and Townsend
Mangan Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Mangels Christian, clerk with H. F. Kappke, dwl
SE cor Uniou and Mason
Mangels Christopher, groceries and liquors, 731
Vallejo
Mangels Clans, (Sprcckels Sf Co.) dwl SE cor
Sixteenth and Capp
Mangels D. H., bookkeeper with F. Sche.rr, 511 Sac
MANGELS HENRY, groceries and liquors, 211
Pine, and SW cor Dupont and Geary
Mangels Henry, with Peter F. Rohde, SW cor
Clay and Mason
Mangels Herman, liquor saloon, SWcor Mission and
Spear, dwl 4 Tehama
Mangels Hermann, brewer, dwl 2 Tehama
Mangels Hermann, driver Albany Brewery, dwl
526 Hayes
Mangels John, clerk with Joseph B. Blonigeu, dwl
722 Pacific
Mangels John, engineer Albany Brewery, dwl 75
Everett
Mangels John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwlN
s Bryant, bet Seventh and Eighth
Mangefs Martin, (Martin Mangels <& Co.) dwl 712
Filbert
MANGELS MARTIN & CO., (William Fontz &
Clans Wreden) Washington Brewery, SE cor
Lombard and Taylor
Mangels Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Freelon
Mangels Peter, waiter, dwl NW cor First and Bran
Mangen Benjamin, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.,
Manueot Charles, (Mangeot & Lacazc) dwl 823-
Harrisou
JOJSTFJ3, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
422
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Mangeol & Lacaze, (Charles Mangeot and Baptiste
(i ;,- / blacksmil lis and wagonmakers, 702 San
Man-in Angnste, shoemaker, dwl 532 Broadway
Man-in Daniel, laborer X. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
< h iflamme
Man-in Frank, laborer, dwl 41-4 Pacific
Mangles Richard, clerk, dwl272 Tehama
Manhattan Boose, James Cornyn proprietor, 707
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.. (New
k R. B. Swain cVCo., general agents, office
l!l 1 California
MANB \TTAX LIFE INSURANCE CO., (New
York i Landers & Oo. general agents, office 507
Montgomery cor Sacramento
Manheim I)., merchant, (Eureka, Nev.J A. Jaco-
i-v igent, office 2 1 Sansom
Manheim Isaac, (Hagan & M.J dwl 315 Fulton
Manifold Samuel D, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gil-
more <fc Co., dwl 21 Carolina
Maui in Ann, (widow) dwl S s Eleventh Avenue nr
P, South S. F.
Manion John.clerk with C.Curtin,dwl 107 O'Farrell
Manioc — See Mannion
M inley Bridgmun, Excelsior Straw Works, 141
Fourth, dwl 21 Mary
Mauley George, glassblower Pacific Glass Works.
dwl S s .Mariposa nr Iowa
Mauley X. W., dresser with I. M. Wentworth «fc
Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Manley Stephen, teamster, dwl SW cor Twelfth
Avenue and P, South S. F.
Manly Frank, dwl SE cor Brannan & Seventh
Manly James, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Manly John, policeman City Hall, dwl 510 Stev
Mann Adam, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Mann A. L., teacher Bovs' High School, res Brook-
lyn
Mann Alexander, cigars and tobacco, 232 Montgo-
mery, dwl 8(33 Folsom
Mann B! F., dwl American Exchange
Mann Charles H., manager C. C. Hastings & Co.,
dwl 424 Minna
Mann C N., (widow) boarding and lodging, 850
Market
Mann David, tailor, 19D Jessie
Mann George, porter, 220 Bush, dwl 14 Metcalf
Place
Mann George S., office 15 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl 31 South Park
Mann Jeremiah 3., (Smith $- M.J dwl 422 Fremont
Mann John, hackman, Plaza, dwl lOfi Fourth
Mann Levi, bookkeeper, 23 Mont, dwl 424 Minna
Mann Puss F. , miner, dwl 202 Second
Mann Samuel J., livestock dealer, dwl 422 Fremont
Maun Samuel Jr., (Sylvester & M.J dwl XW cor
Tyler and Taylor
Mann Thomas R." salesman with Anna Abbott, dwl
W s Gough nr Fulton
Mann W. D., dwl What Cheer House
Mann William, messrn.au N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oiirlamme
Mann William, butcher, dwl cor Ninth Avenue
and N, South S. F.
Manner James, bookkeeper with Heynernann &
Co., dwl 1623 Powell
Manney John, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Manning Alfred W.. oysters, 534 Montgomery, dwl
1416 Washington
Manning A. M. Miss, principal Market Street Pri-
mary School, dwl 44 Third
.Manning Charles, seaman schooner Margaret
Crockard, 27 Market
Manning Daniel, carpenter, dwl E s Hampshire bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Manning Dennis R., (Manning & CorbynJ dwl
620 Brannan
Manning Edward, seaman steamer Kalorama,
Washington Street Wharf
Manning Eliza Miss, dwl 710 Howard
Manning Frances C, (widow) dressmaker, 444
Third
Manning Francis, carpenter, dwl cor Montcalm and
Twenty eighth, Bernal Hights
Manning George, physician, office and dwl 655
Howard
Manning Henry, clerk with Deloche & Corthay,
dwl 514 Stevenson
Manning Henry J., oysters, 526 Montgomery, dwl
1 117 Broadway
Manning James, tanner with Simon Hoffman, dwl
N s Lafayette Place nr Mission
Manning James, painter with Wason & Morris, 38
California
Manning James M., barkeeper Parker House, dwl
28 Fifth Avenue
Manning Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1139 Howard
Manning Jeremiah, nurse City and County Hospital,
dwl 226 Francisco
Manning John, actor, dwl 824 Washington
Manning John, blacksmith Omnibus R. R. dwl
414^ Clementina
Manning John, clerk, 13 Sansom, dwl 8 Maiden
Lane
Manning John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Manning John, painter, dwl 421 Stockton
Manning John, porter with J. W. Davidson & Co.,
dwl 0(13 Folsom
Manning Margaret Mrs., fancy goods, 226 Francisco
Manning Mary, (widow) dwl 7 Ashburton Place
Manning Michael, hackman. Plaza, dwl 27 Everett
Manning M. J., compositor Monitor, dwl 432 Fifth
Manning Patrick, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl W s Ellen nr Harrison
Manning Patrick, porter with J W. Davidson &
Co., dwl SW cor Fifth and Folsom
Manning Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boohar &
Co., 14- Howard
Manning Thomas, stevedore, dwl 424 Vallejo
Manning William A., carpenter, dwl J3 Park Av
Manning & Corbyn, (Dennh R. Manning and Har-
ry CorbynJ liquor saloon, 720 Market
Mannion James, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
&Co.
Mannion. — See Manion
Mannix John, liquor saloon, 140 Third, dwl 16
Hawthorne
Mannon Patrick, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Eighth nr Bryant
Manny Daniel M., horseshoer, 722 Broadway, dwl
625 Powell
Manrow A. D., dwl What Cheer House
Manrow J. P., real estate, dwl NE cor Larkiu and
Chestnut
Mans Ametlee, (Mans & Staitde) dwl 114 Virginia
Mans & Staude, ( Ami. dec Mans and John StaudeJ
groceries and liquors. 815 Pacific
Mansbach Emanuel, ( Mansbach & Bine) dwl 51
Second
Mansbach & Bine, (Emanuel Mansbach and Solo-
mon Bine) fancy goods, 12 Second
Mansell Frederick, signpainter, 412 Pine
Mansell Michael, laborer, dwl 528 Valencia
Manser Andrew, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Mansfield Josephine Mrs., dwl 605 Clay
Mansfield Gerrie S., conductor City R. R., dwl 331
Montgomery
Mansfield' Harry, clerk. 306 Mont, dwl 510 Eddy
Mansfield James, deckhand steamer El Capitan,
dwl 75 Jessie
Mansfield Joseph, jailer, dwl 51 6 Broadway
Mansfield Maver, exchange broker, 306 Montgom-
ery, dwl 510 Eddy
Mansfield Theodore, clerk with Rockwell, Coye &
Co., dwl 510 Eddy
Mansion House, Mrs. Pauline Mathison proprie-
tress, 615 Dnpont
Mansir Henry C, porter with N. P. Cole & Co.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [3f ] DIRECTORY.
423
Manson Arthur H., carpenter and builder, dwl 252
Jessie
Manson Homer, captain barkentiue Architect, pier
5 Steuart
Manson J., dwl What Cheer House
Manson James, blacksmith, dwl 21 Frederick
Manson James, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
MANSON JOHN S., real estate, office 206 Front,
dwl 720 Broadway
Manson S. M., bricklaver Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Mansur Joseph, ( LeCount Bros. & M.J dwl 7
Kearny
Mansuy John, cook, dwl E s Valencia nr Thirteenth
Mantel" David, salesman, dwl 554 Bryant
Mantel Henry, tailor, dwl 22 Scott Place
Mantell Fernando, bookkeeper with Charles Ber-
nard, dwl (51(5 Greenwich
Manton George A., boxruaker with Benjamin F.
Gilman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Manton John, laborer, dwl 23 White Place ur Bryant
Mantrop Anthony, bookkeeper S. F. Brush Factory,
dwl Branch House
Mautz Frederick, candymaker with Schroder &.
Albreebt, dwl 1219 Pacific
Mantz Frederick, upholsterer, dwl 1219 Pacific
Manuel Rupert, clerk with William Hale, dwl
Montgomery Block
Manvro Charles, laborer Martin's Restaurant, 623
Commercial ,
Manwell Francis, clerk, dwl 343 Jessie
Manyon Joseph, carpenter with Costigau &. Bro.,
dwl Siena Nevada Lodgings
Manz Aaron, driver Broadway Brewery, dwl 12
Valparaiso
Mauzel John, beer saloon, 583 Market
Manzer Lonson M., captain night inspectors Custom
House, dwl W s South Park Av nr Brannan
Mara Michael, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl cor
Sixteenth and Valencia
Mara Michael R., drayman with Brittau, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 722 Clementina
Mara Thomas, laborer with City Paving Co., dwl
225 Minna
Marabella John, drayman with Roth &- Videau, dwl
1025 Sutter
Maranda Octave, saddle and harness manufactory,
52(5 Davis
Marano Joseph, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
44 De Boom
Maraschi A. Rev., treasurer St. Ignatius College, S
s Market bet Fourth and Fifth
Marasky William, superintendent laundry Grand
Hotel
Marble Abby L. Mrs., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl
1210 Mason
Marble Charles H., agent patent sackholder and
wooden horsecollars, office 3 Cal,dwl 114i Turk
Marble Frederick, laborer with Charles Hurley &.
Co., dwl 316 Davis
Marble Helen, (widow) dwl 221 Clara
Marble Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Marble John, liquor saloon, 534 Pacific
Marble Oliver J., waiter, 5 Summer, dwl 105 Pros-
pect Place
Marc Philip, dwl 1508 Mason, rear
Marcelia John, expresswa^on, cor Davis and Wash
Marcelina S. M. Co., ( Eureka, Nev.J office 419
California
Marcelli Martinon, waiter Campi's Restaurant. 519
Clay
Marcellin Paille, butcher, dwl 1515 Dnpont
Marcellus George W., sawyer Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 706Folsom
March Charles E ., carpenter with R. H. Orton, 437
Brannan
March Frank, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
March John, confectioner Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
47 Second
March Thomas, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Marchal Louis, cook, dwl 833 Washington
Marchal Margaret Mrs., dressmaking and dyeing,
833 Washington
Marchaud Constant, watchcasemaker with P. A.
Giannini, dwl 1309 Stockton
Man-hand D. C, asphaltum worker and roofer, 320
Montgomery, dwl S s Filbert bet Hyde and
Larkin
March and E., Theater Rotisserie, 325 Dnpont
Marchand Mine., dressmaker, dwl 1307 Stockton
Marchant Christopher, market, 819 Jackson, dwl
815 Jackson
Marchant Elihu A., collector, office 522 Montgom-
ery, dwl 441 Minna
Marchant George H., upholsterer, dwl 783 Market
Marchant Joseph, wood, East bet Market and Com-
mercial, dwl 415 Fremont
Marchebout Auguste, ( Marchebout Bros. J dwl SW
cor Pacific and Dnpont
Marchebout Bros., ( Auguste and Victor) furniture,
carpets, and upholstery, 921 Stockton
Marchebout Leon, hairdresser, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Marchebout Magioire, hairdresser with John La-
vinge, dwl E s Dnpont bet Pacific and Bioad
way
Marchebout Victor, (Marchebout Bros. J dwl 1117
Dupont
Marchiui Mariana, f Snick & Go.) dwl 1025 Pacific
Marcia Joseph, oysters, dwl 6 Clairville Place
Marcou Audoxea, French laundry, 517 Green
Marcot Joseph, ( Holland & M.J dwl 115 Prospect
Place
Marcucci Domingo, deputy sheriff City Hall, dwl
1780 Folsom
Marcus Abram, (S. O. Alexander & Go.) res New
York
Marcus E. C. Mrs., teacher San Bruno School, dwl
535 Post
Marcus George, (George Marcus & Go.) dwl 1030
McAllister
MARCUS GEORGE & CO., (successors to J.
Lowenhelm & Go. J importers and commission
merchants, NW cor Sacramento and Davis
Marcus Harris, merchant, dwl 1238 Folsom
Marcus James, I Goodman §■ M.) dwl 425 Eddy
Marcus John, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 107 Clay
Marcuse Abraham B., foreman with LewisBrothers,
dwl 641 Sacramento
Marcuse Felix, bookkeeper, 328 Kearny, dwl 721
Lombard
Marcuse Henry, peddler, dwl 109 Shipley
Marcuse H. L., toys and fancy goods, 1316 Stockton
Marcuse John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Marcuse Moritz, salesman, 9 Battery, dwl 525
Geary
Marcussan Charles, cook St. Louis Hotel, 11 Pacific
Marey Joseph, dwl 731 Pine
Marden Daniel, seaman steamer Salinas, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Marden Decatur, with Joseph S. Sherman, dwl 518
Sutter
Marden Ira, (Marden # M//rick)-dvrl SE cor Leav-
enworth and Francisco
Marden Robert A., deputy-sheriffCity Hall, dwl 21
Park Avenue
MARDEN & MYRICK, (IraMarden and Freder-
ick W. Myriclc) manufacturers coffee and spices,
212 Sacramento
Marechal Monsieur, confectioner, dwl 734 Vallejo
Marey John, blacksmith with Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 179 Jessie
Marggraf Charles, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 679 Mission
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
424
SAN FRANCISCO [M DIRECTORY
Marpgraf Joseph, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co.. dwl 6/9 Mission
Margoulliel Elie, barkeeper, 641 Commercial, dwl
615 Sacramento
Margraf Rheinhard C, blacksmith with Kimball
Mannfactnring Co., dwl cor Eighteenth and
Folsom
Margritz Angnstns, (Margritz & WiO.it) dwl SW
cor Seventeenth and Mission
Margritz & Willis. (Auguttu* Margritz and Henry
Willis) market, SE cor Seventeenth and Miss
Margrove Charles M., bootmakerwith Buckingham
,\ Hecht, dwl cor Stevenson ami Sixth
Maria Joaquin, deckhand, dwlSWcor Clay and
East
Maria Jose, cook with John F. Conlin, dwl Du-
pont Alley
Mariani Giacomo, waiter Canrpi's Restaurant, 519
Clay
Mariani Giuseppe D., hardware, crockery, etc.,
mini Dnpont, dwl 1011 Stockton
.Mariani Stefano, clerk with Giuseppe Mariani, dwl
X b Pacific bet Dnpont and Stockton
Maricich Lucas, fisherman, dwl 311 East
Maricich Prosper, fisherman, dwl 311 East
Mariet Sophia, (colored) (widow) dwl 809 Pacific
Marin Cornelius, whitener with Samuel Kellett,
dwl Ws Stev bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Marin County Water Co., office 205 California
Marin Jean B., upholsterer, dwl 1310 Pacific
Marina E. J. de Sta. stockbroker, office 409 Cali-
f .rnia, dwl 322 Pine
Marina Joseph de Sta, stockbroker, office 332 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1202 Folsom
MARINE BOARD SAN FRANCISCO, John H.
Wise president, E. Fitzgerald secretary, office
607 Front
MARINE BOARD UNDERWRITERS, (S. F.)
Gnstav Touchard president, C. T. Hopkins sec-
retary, office 318 California
MARINE HOSPITAL U. S., cor Valencia and
Twenty -fourth
Mariners' Home, Thomas Chandler proprietor, 504
and 506 Davis
Mariners' House, McElroy & Sherlock proprietors,
7 Broadway
Marino Cacaferniza, bootblack with A.Morgenstein,
dwl 9 Second
Marino Giovanni, musician, dwl S s Dnpont Alley
Marinovicfa Andrew, (Martin Klinnak $ Co.) dwl
846 Washington
Marion Cornelius, plasterer, dwlN s Bush bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Marion Pierre, laborer with Henry Burmeister, dwl
Battery bet Jackson and Pacific
MARION SAMUEL, Corn Exchange Saloon, 12
Clay, dwl 2015 Polk
Market David, carpenter, dwl 503 O'Farrell
Market and Fourteenth Streets Homestead Associa-
tion, office '729 Montgomery
Market Fire Insurance Co., (NewYork) J.R.Whar-
ton general a.uent, office 408 California
Market Street Commissioners, office 1 Montgomery
Block
MARKET STREET RAILROAD, office SW cor
Market and New Montgomery, depot junction
Market and Valencia
Market Street Wharf, foot Market
Markey Andrew, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Markey James, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Markey Owen, carpenter, dwl 13 Garden
Markey Patrick, boatman Broadway Wharf, dwl
Chambers nr Davis
Markey Philip, salesman, 109 Battery, dwl 118
Third
Markey Peter, metalroofer with H. G. Fiske, dwl
13 Garden
Markey Richard, baker American Bakery, dwl E s
Reed nr Clay
Markey Richard" E., bookbinder with D. Hicks &
Co., dwl E s Reed nr Clay
Markey Thomas, longshoreman witli Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
.Markey Thomas F., blacksmith, dwl E s Reed nr
Clay
Markev Thomas J., bookbinder with Althof & Bahls,
dwl 20 Clara
Markgreaf Leopold, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
W 8 Devisadero bet Post and Geary
Markham J. J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Markham John, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot & Shoe
Mannfactnring Co., dwl 12 Tyler
Markhurst Adolphns J., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Markley John E., blacksmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 40 Clara
Markley Levi. (Green & M.J dwl SOS Bush
Markmau Christie, asphaltum roofer, dwl 21 Caro-
line
Markman Frederick, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.
S. Orizaba
Marks Aaron, clerk with Joseph Marks, dwl 15
Taylor
Marks Adolph. drytcoods, 1022 Dnpont
Marks Adolph, tailor, 619 California., dwl 10 St,
Mary Place
Marks Albert, clerk with J. Hills, dwl 825 Green
Marks August, cutler, 506 Commercial, dwl 738
Green
Marks Bernard, cutter S. F. Shoe Factory, dwl
Garden nr Bryant
Marks Bemas, dwl 1507 Stockton, rear
Marks Bernard, principal Lincoln Grammar School.
dwl SW cor Union and Steiner
Marks Buchanan, with G. T. Brown & Co., dwl
629 Ellis
Marks Coleman, glazier, dwl 446 Brannan
Marks David, salesman, 14 Battery, dwl 317 Powell
MARKS E., importer and dealer watches, diamonds,
jewelry, etc., SW cor Montgomery and Clay
Marks Edmund, dwl NW cor Larkin and Tyler
Marks Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 825 Green
Marks Emile, bookkeeper, 133 San, dwl 3 Shipley
Marks Ernest, junkdealer, 313 Third
Marks Frederick, watchmaker aud jeweler, 1024
Dupont, dwl 816 Green
Marks Harris, clothing, 536 Commercial
Marks Harris, glazier, dwl 724 Union, rear
Marks H. B. ft Co., (H. E. Leszynsky) pawnbro-
kers, 510 Kearny
Marks Henry, clothing, 24 Steuart
Marks Henrv, fitter with Marks & Levinsky, dwl
304 Minna
Marks Henry B., (H. B. Marks & Co.; dwl 510
Kearny
Marks Isaac, newsdepot, 408 Pine, dwl 509 Pine
Marks J. A., with Joseph Marks, dwl 15 Taylor
Marks Jacob, salesman, 14 Battery, dwl 112 Second
Marks Jacob, tailor, dwl 419 Green
Marks James, fruit dealer, dwl 56 Shipley
Marks James P., (John J. Marks & Co. J dwl 865
Mission
Marks J. D., real estate, dwl Portsmouth House
Marks John, (widow) dwl 1415 Bush
MARKS JOHN J., Harbor Commissioner, office
414 Montgomery, (and John J. Marks & Co.)
dwl 451 Bryant"
MARKS JOHN J. & CO., (James P. and Thomas
E. Marks) ship chandlers, 58 Clay
Marks Joseph, auction commission merchant, 604
California, dwl 15 Taylor
Marks Joseph, foreman with WThituey ft Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Mark6 Joseph laborer, dwl 32 Steuart
Marks Joseph, laborer, dwl 23 Market
Marks Joseph, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Oor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO []V[] DIRECTORY
425
MARKS JOSEPH, secretary Ophir S. M. Co., 45
Merchants' Exchange, dwl 83 i Clay
Marks Joseph M., gents' famishing goods, 318
Kearny
Marks Louis, drayman, 219 Battery, dwl NW cor
Pell and Buchanan
Marks Louis, gasfitter and plumber, 315 Fifth*
Marks Louis, laborer, dwl E s Hampshire nr Six-
teenth
Marks Louis, peddler, dwl 809 Washington
Marks M., dwl W s Alabama nr Twenty-second
Marks Marks, clerk, 313 Third
Marks Mix, peddler, dwl 611 Minna
Marks Morris, dry goods, 450 Third
Marks Philip, dwl What Cheer House
Marks S., waiter What Cheer House Restaurant
Marks S. Mis., milliner and millinery, -412 Kearny
Marks Samuel, brewery, SW cor Fourteenth and
Folsom
Marks Samuel, liquor saloon, 1136 Market, dwl 118
Morton
Marks Samuel, merchant, dwl 333 Tehama
Marks Samuel, pawnbroker, dwl 743 Howard
Marks Samuel, tailor, 809 Washington, dwl S s
Folsom bet Fifth and Sixth
Marks Samuel, tailor, NW cor Jackson and Drumm
Marks Samuel, waiter, dwl 503 Washington
Marks Saul, (Marks 8f Weintraub) dwl 613 Post
Marks Simon, merchant, dwl 412 Kearny
Marks Simon, stockbroker, dwl 140S Bush
MarKs Solomon, (Marks <& Levinsky) dwl 5 Garden
Marks Solomon M., clerk with M. Short, dwl 721
Union, rear
Marks Solomon L., (Marks & Glee-ion) dwl 743 How
Marks Thomas E., (John J. Marks & Co.) dwl 520
Sutter
Marks William S., with E. Marks, dwl 527 Mont
MARKS & GLEESON, (Solomon L. Marks and
William H. Gleenon) loan and discount, office
609 Sacramento
Marks & Levinsky, (Solomon Marks and Mark
Levinsky J shoe manufacturers, 523 Market
Marks & Weintraub, (Saul Marks and Samuel
Weiutraubj bag factory, 211 Clay
Marks. — See Marx
Markwardt John, laborer California Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl cor White Place and Bryant
Markwitch John, cook, dwl 28 First
Maria tt .lames, captain schooner B. F. Lee, dwl
424 Fremont
Marley Martin, waiter Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line
Marley Sophie Miss, dwl 1216 Dupont
Marliere Hypolite, (Moulton & Co.) dwl 1069 Mkt
Marlow Terence, seaman, dwl 18 Moss
Marlowe Owen, actor California Theater, dwl 735
Broadway
Marlowe Thomas, fireman N. P. Trans Co.'s S. S.
California
Marnell James, waiter, 112 Kearny, dwl 280 Minna
Marois Charles, brickyard, cor Twentieth aud York
Maronde Charles, liquor saloon, 1004 Kearny
Maroney Johu.dwl S s Branuan bet Gilbert and Sev-
enth
Maroney Joseph, dwl 236 Sutter
Marooney Peter, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 2 Ca!
Marple "William L., landscape painter, studio 302
Montgomery, dwl 126 Olive Avenue
Marquand Henry N., printer Women's Co-opera-
tive Union, dwl W s Treat Av nr Twenty-third
Marquard Adolph, ( William Bofer & Co.) dwl S s
Lombard bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Marquard Fritz, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay
aud. Stockton
Marquardt Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Marquardt John G. Rev., pastor .German Evangeli-
cal Church, dwl 534' Jessie
Marquard6en E.H.J. , steward with Thomas Adam,
dwl 516 Montgomery
Marquardsen Charles, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
MARQUE EMILE, publisher Conrrier de San Fran-
cisco, office 515 Jackson, dwl 323 Chestnut
Marquis Jean, cook with Victor Bordeaux, dwl 736
Pacific
Marquis John. CMcDoueall & Jlfjdwl 1226 Eddy
Marquis Miguel, tailor, dwl 1J Union Place
Man' Claus, clerk, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Man- J. T., dwl What Cheer House
Marrin Conner, whitener with Samuel Kcllett, dwl
W s Stevenson bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Marriner John V., tinsmith, dwl 601 Dupont
Marriner Rufus K., (Bachelder & M. ) attorney-at-
law, office 607 Kearny, dwl 872 Mission
Maninia Nieolo, gardener Bay View
MARRIOTT FREDERICK, editor aud proprietor
S.F. News Letter, China Mail and Flying Dra-
gon, and California Mail Big, office 623 Mont-
gomery, dwl W s Jones bet Chestnut and Lom-
bard
Marriott Frederick Jr., bookkeeper with Freder-
ick Marriott, dwl W s Jones bet Chestnut and
Lombard
Marrit Eugene, cook, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Marion John, Seventh Ward Market, 232 First
Mars H., carpenter Cosmopolitan Hotel
MARS JAMES A., assayer, office 512 California,
dwl 633 O'Farrell
Mars John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co., 14
Howard
Marsden Ann, (widow) dwl N s Bdwy nr Larkin
Marsden Henry, finisher with D. Hicks & Co., dwl
415 Union*
Marsden Richard, carpenter, dwl Eighth St. House
Marsh A. E., clerk, dwl S s Berry nr Third
Marsh Albert, special policeman, dwl 1208 Jackson
Marsh Albert, tinsmith with Brittan. Holbrook &
Co., dwl 1208 Jackson
Marsh Andrew J., (Marsh 4- Osbourne) and re-
porter Fifteenth District Court, office 31 Exch
Building, dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-first
Marsh Bartlett, clerk, dwl 502 Sutler
Marsh Charles, barkeeper, 107 Sansom
Marsh E. B., capitalist, office 528 Montgomery, res
Oakland
Marsh Elisha A., conductor N.B.&M.R.R..dwl NW
cor Fourth and Berry
Marsh Frank, boilermaker P.M.S.S.Co.,dwl Second
St. House
Marsh Frederick, expresswagon, dwl W s Twelfth
bet Folsom and Harrison
Marsh George H., sawyer Mechanics' Mill, dwl 17
Fourth
Marsh Henry F., (John Newman <$• Co.) res San
Rafael, Marin Co.
Marsh James, hostler La Grande Laundry
Marsh Johu, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel
Marsh John C, student-at-law with Clark Chur-
chill, res Oakland
Marsh Nathaniel F., drayman, 117 California, dwl
352 Brannan
Marsh Thomas, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Battery
and Commerce
MARSH & OSBOURNE, (Andrew J. Marsh and
Samuel Osbourne) official short hand reporters,
office 31 Exchange Building
Marshall Alexander, bootmaker, 229 Second, dwl
2ISi Clara
Marshall Ann, (widow) dwl 418 Natoma
Marshall C, (widow) furnished rooms, NW cor Mis-
sion and Seventh
Marshall David P., inspector S. F. Gas Co., dwl S
E cor Fifth and Howard
Marshall Elias D., carpeuter, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Marshall George, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Marshall George, mate bark Legal Tender, 27 Mar-
ket
Marshall George, porter with A. Crawford & Co.,
dwl 27 Market
JQNISS, PULLMAN & CO,, 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fanoy Soaps.
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
426
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
Marshall George W., (colored) porter, dwl 4 John
Marshall (i M., editor with Dewey & Co., 338
Montgomery
Marshall Henry, cashier and deputy tax collector
(it v and couuty, dwl 920 Washington
Marshall Henry, laborer, bds304Beale
Marshall Henry II.. barkeeper with Michael H.
Gaffhey, dwl 323 Bnsh
Marshall Horatio s., gasman California Theater,
dwl 112 Second
Marshall .1., (Marshall A Mcndenca) dwl S s
White bet Green and Yallejo
Marshall James, laborer S. F.& P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl \2l Langton, rear
Marshall James D., shoecutter with John Irwin,
dwl S s Oak bet Buchanan and Webster
Marshall John, deckhand steamer Cora, dwl Union
ur Front
Marshall John, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Marshall John, longshoreman, dwl S s Union bet
Sanson] and Battery •
Marshall John, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
Beltine, 36 Stenart
Marshall John C, (colored) cooper with Albert S.
Gordon, dwl 410 Third
Marshall Joseph, ( Williams # M.J dwl 1305 Val
Marshall Joseph, mariner, dwl lid Berry
Marshall Joseph, oysterstand, NE cor Front and
Sacramento, dwl (5 Graham Place
Marshall Joseph W., drayman with Spruance, Stan-
ley & Co., dwl 5 Burcham Place
Marshall Levine, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
430 Natoma
Marshall Lindsey P., attorney at law, office 604
Merchant
Marshall Margaret, (widow) dwl 5251 Howard
Marshall Mary V. Mrs., (colored) hairdresser, 410
Third
Marshall Patrick S., bookkeeper with Kelly, Hen-
derson & Gilchrist, dwl Hyde nr Clay
Marshall Richard, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
< ):izaba
Marshall Richard D., restaurant, 668 Howard, dwl
414 Clementina
Marshall Richard 1). Jr., decorator, dwl 414 Clem
Marshall Richard T., drayman, dwl 1238 Bush
Marshall Samuel A., (Marshall 8f HuightJ dwl 322
O'Farrell
Marshall Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
13 Leroy Place
Marshall Thomas, seaman bark Shooting Star, foot
Second
Marshall Thomas, spinner Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills, dwl E s Alabama bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Marshall Wesley, shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl 34 Second
Marshall W. H., clerk with Boyce Brothers, dwl 10
John
Marshall William, (colored) waiter, dwl 406 Green
Marshall William, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Marshall William H., dwl 563$ Minna
Marshall William J., teamster with R. & J. Morton,
dwl XE cor Ellis and Taylor
MARSHALL & HAIGHT, (Samuel A. Marshall
and Robert HaightJ commission merchants, 208
and 210 Clav
Marshall & Mendenca, (J. Marshall and M. G.
MendencaJ Saneelito milk depot, S s White bet
Green and Yallejo
Marshotz Leon C.,( Hinckley & (Jo.) dwl 204 Mont
Marsicano Patrizio, metropolitan salt depot, 223
Driimm, dwl 1013 Dupont
Marsili Lorenzo, stableman, dwl 320 Broadway
Marson Charles F., teamster with W, G. Weir dwl
12 Polk
Marson George, teamster with Horatio N. Trihou,
dwl 431 Fulton
Marston Adelia Miss, private school, 80 Clementina
Marston Charles A., photographer, 652 Wash-
ington
Marston Levi H., carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Marston Mack, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Stenart and Mission
Marston Margaret, (widow) dwl 233 Stevenson
Marston William 11., capt schooner Maggie John-
son, dwl 62 Tehama
Martel James L., real estate atreut, office 13 Cour
Block, 636 Clay, dwl 420 Ellis
MARTELL JOHN, silverplater, 647 Sacramento,
dwl 519 Bryant
Martenet Jefferson, collector, dwl Coso Avenue
Martens C. H., upholsterer with H. Horstmaun &
Co., dwl 7 Dikeman Place
Martens Christian, driver with Frederick Martens,
dwl 445 Bush
Martens Frederick, butter, cheese and eggs, 57-58
Washington Market, dwl 822 Union
Martens John, clerk with Lazard Freres, dwl 445
Bush
Martens John, market, Jones nr Bush, dwl 111 Wil-
liam
Martens Marcus, cabinetmaker with George B. May
& Co., dwl 7 Dikeman Place
Martens William, mariner, dwl 132 Stenart
Martens — See Martins
Martenstein Daniel, miller with J. Martenstein &
Co., dwl 616 O'Farrell
MARTENSTEIN J. & CO., (Austin Walratk)
proprietors National Flour Mills, SW cor Paci-
fic and Battery
Martenstein Jacob, (J. Martenstein & Co.) dwl 318
Ellis
Martenstein John, laborer with J. Marstenstein &
Co., dwl 616 O'Farrell
Martenstein P. J., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 318 Ellis
Martha John, packer with Redingtou, Hostetter &
Co., dwl 408 Fifth
Martin Abraham, wholesale groceries and provis-
ions, 420 Commercial, dwl 914 Harrison
Martin Addison, weigher Custom House, dwl 512
Third
Martin Adolph, locksmith, dwl 612 Broadway
Martin Albert, payingteller with Tallaut & Co., dwl
38 McAllister
Martin Alexander, with Donald Davidson & Co.,
338 Montgomery
Martin Alexander *H., assay department. U. S. B.
Mint, dwl 733 Broadway
Martin Andrew S., boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 28 Minna
Martin Ann Miss, shoefitter with S. W. Rosenstock
&. Co., dwl S s Green bet Poweli and Mason
Martin Anna, (colored) (widow) dwl I Adoua Place
Martin Antoinette Mrs., dressmaker, 1028 Dupont
Martin Arthur, chief money order department S. F.
Post Office, dwl 509 Powell
Martin Benjamin, cook, dwl 705 Front
Martin Benjamin T. Rev., pastor Tabernacle Bap-
tist Church, dwl 1412 Larkin
Martin Bernard, gasfitter with J.H. O'Brien &. Co.,
dwl 548 Mission
MARTIN C AMILO, assistant manager London and
San Francisco Bank Limited, and consul for
Spain, 423 California, dwl 927 Geary
! Martin Carrie, (widow) dwl 267 Stevenson
' Martin Castello, bellman Lick House
Martin Charles, (Cohai, M. & Co.) res Petaluma
Martin Charles, clerk, dwl 23 Kearny
Martin Charles, clerk, dwl 624 Commercial
Martin Charles, expreBswagon, cor Dniram and
Jackson, dwl Pfeiti'er bet Stockton and Dupont
Martin Charles, seaman, d-wl 409 Drumm
Martin Charles B,, carriagetrimmer, 822 Folsom,
dwl 619 Sacramento
Martin Clark, (Martin & Morton) dwl 918 Yallejo
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [M~ DIRECTORY
427
Martin Cornelius, policeman City Hall, dwl W s
Chattauooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty -
second
Martin Daniel, mariner, dwl 3 Tehama
Martin Daniel E., superintendent A. R, C. Ice Co.,
dwl NE cor Valencia and Twenty-second
Martin Daniel S., (D. S. Martin & Co.) dwl 206
Bush
Martin D. S. & Co., (Charles A. Malm) trunk man-
ufacturers, NE cor Basil and Montgomery
MARTIN E. & CO., (D. V. B. Henarie) whole-
sale liqimr dealers, 408 Front
Martin Edward, (E. Martin 8f Co.) dwl 725 Sutter
Martin Edward, express wagon, cor Pac and Davis
MARTIN EDWARD, secretary and treasurer Hi-
bernia Savings' and Loan Society, office NE
cor Montgomery and Market, (and E. Martin
& Co. J dwl 725 Sutter
Martin Edward, commission liquors, office and dwl
819 Montgomery
Martin Edward Jr., bookkeeper, 1 and 2 California
Market, dwl 725 Sutter
Martin Eliza R., (widow) dwl 736 Tehama
Martin Emily J., (widow) dwl 316 Minna
Martin Emma, (widow) dwl 26 Morey Alley
Martin Francis, stonecutter, dwl Ss Twentieth bet
Dolores and Church
Martin Frank, longshoreman, dwl W s Sansom bet
Green and Union
Martin Frederick, modeler with Samuel Kellett,
dwl 19 Dupont
Martin George, longshoreman, dwl 63 Jessie
Martin George, watchman S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl S s Sierra nr Indiana
Martin George W., horsetrainer Agricultural Park,
Martin George W. Jr., clerk, dwl 236 Sutter
Martin H. A., (widow) dwl 156 Third
Martin H. B. & Co., (Richard Gird and Charles
A. Carpenter) steam and hydraulic enginemauu-
faituiers, 13 Fremont
Martin H. J., clerk, dwl 424 Sansom
Martin Horace B., (H. B. Martin Sf Co.) dwl 451
Natoma
Martin Isaac D., salesman, dwl 8 St. Mary Place
Martin Jacob, bagmaker with Marks & Weintraub,
dwl 144 Perry
Martin James, dwl What Cheer House
Martin James, clerk, dwl 47 Second
Martin James, hacfcman, Plaza, dwl 444 Natoma
Martin James N. Rev., pastor Mission Street M. E.
Church, dwl 2315 Howard nr Nineteenth
Martin James R., bookkeeper with George W.Drake,
dwl 736 Tehama
Martin John, barkeeper with John Curley, dwl 410
Jackson
Martin John, brickmaker, dwl NW cor Dolores and
Twenty-second
Martin John, broomruaker with M. Zan &, Co., dwl
147 Minna
Martin John, carpenter, dwl 19 Willow Avenue
Martin John, hackman, dwl 179 Jessie
Martin John, hackman Grand Hotel
Martin John, hempworker San Francisco Cordage
Factory, dwl S s Sierra nr Michigan
Martin John, merchant, dwl 909 Harrison
Martin John, miner, dwl 130 Third
Martin John, shippingmaster P. M. S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 1155 Folsom
Martin John J., messenger First National Gold
Bank, dwl 1203 Union
MARTIN JOHN M., clothing and gents' furnish-
ing goods. SW cor Montgomery and Sacra-
mento, dwl 809 Bush
Martin John R., collector, dwl 242 Stevenson
Martin John W., carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl cor Second and Natoma
Martin John W., billiard clerk Occidental Hotel,
dwl 50 Silver
Martin Joseph, dressmaker, dwl 1028 Dupont
Martin Joseph, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Martin Joseph, seaman, dwl 531 East
Martin Leo, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Stenart and Mission
MARTIN LEWIS, Pacific billiard saloon, SE cor
Stockton and Jackson, dwl S s Filbert bet
Kearny and Montgomery
Martin Lloyd, cooper, dwl 1 Havwood
Martin M., 'talker with P. M. S.'S. Co.
Martin Margaret. (widow) laundress, dwl 711 Lonib
Martin Martin, blacksmith, dwl 136 Dora
Martin Mary, (widow, furnished roome, 232 Stev
Martin Mathew, cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl
331 Minna
Martin Michael, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
Martin Michael, shipcalker, dwl 737 Green
Martin Minor S., (Martin & Lane) dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Martin Neil, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Martin Nicholas, cabinetmaker, dwl 455 Jessie
Martin Niels, hostler with George Mellor
Martin Niels, seaman, dwl 407 Pacific
MARTIN PADEY, cement pipe" factory, SE cor
Francisco and Tavlor
Martin Patrick, laborer, dwl 1590| Bush
Martin Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Francisco bet Taylor
and Jones
Martin Paul, bootblack, dwl 12 Pollard Place
Martin Paul, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Martin Penn, (J. JuUien & Co.) dwl lli04 Dupont
Martin Peter, laborer, dwl 521 Seventh
Martin P. George, grocer, dwl SW cor Taylor and
O'Farrell
Martin Rebecca, (widow) dwl 144 Perry
Martin Robert, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Martin Ryan, dwl N s Green bet Hyde and Larkiu
Martin Samuel, dwl What Cheer House
Martin Simon, trader, dwl 2 Shipley
Martin Thomas, coachman, dwl 718' Market
Martin Thomas, cook Lick House
Martin Thomas, driver Front, St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl Bush nr Franklin
Martin Thomas, fisherman, dwl 106 Jackson
Martin Thomas, laborer, dwl 12 Clara
Martin Thomas, shoemaker, 1432 Pacific
Martin Thomas, teamster with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl 414 Beale
Martin Thomas, with John Anderson, dwl 558 Na-
toma
Martin Thomas S., clerk Hibernia Bank, dwl 725
Sutter
Martin W. H. & Co., ( (). F. Graves, John Ballard
and William J. Patterson) bridge and wharf
builders, office 240 Montgomery
Martin Wheeler, manufacturer pickles, preserves,
etc., 406 and 408 Battery, dwl X s Market bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Martin William, boatman Yallejo St. Wharf, dwl
SW cor Vallejo and Davis
Martin William, deputy sheriff City Hall, dwl 626
Filbert
Martin William, laborer P. M. S. S. Co.
Martin William, master mariner, dwl 150 Shipley
Martin William, porter Park Hotel, dwl 953 Miss
Martin William, proprieter Bay State Lodgings,
NE cor Front and Sacramento
Martin William A., cooper with Albert S. Gordon,
dwl 32 Natoma
Martin William B., (Martin Sf Hardie) dwl SE
cor Bush and Polk
Martin William H., (W. H. Martin Sf Co.) dwl
1024 Bush
MARTIN WILLIAM H., general agent California
Immigrant Union, office 316 California, dwl
1025 Clay
Martin & Hardie, (William B. Martin and James
Hardie) liquors and billiards, SE cor Bush and
Polk
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
428
SAN FRANCISCO [ M ] DIRECTORY
MARTIN & BORTON, (Martin Clark and Tho-
mas /«'. Horton) wines and liquors, 545 Clay
and 534 Montgomery
MARTIN & LANE, f ainor S.Martin and George
E. Lane Jr.) stockbrokers, office 336 Mont
Martin's Block, S« Market bet Seventh and Eighth
Murtinache NT- J-, oculist and aurist, office and dwl
18 Third
Martinae Peter, liousesmith with John R. Sims,
dwl 533 Green
Martinas Mary, (widow) dwl 513 Filbert
Mai'tindell David W.. real estate agent, office 402
Montgomery, dwl 932 .Mission
Martineanl J. Aline, costnmer and dressmaker, 733
Clay, dwl 731 Clay
Martinelli Francisco, peddler, dwl SW cor Bartol
and Vallejo
Martinelli Giovanni.laborer with Brignardello,Mac-
cbiavello& Co., dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Martinett Antonio, (Martinett $ Co.) dwl 532Val-
lejo
Martinett & Co., (Antonio Martinett and Peter
Padroja/ proptrs San Gottardo Hotel, 632
Vallejo
Martinelli Saverio, silverplater with R.F.Rochicioli,
dwl 6 Tyler
Martinez Antonio, (Cobo, M. & Co.) dwl 528
Third
Martinez Juan, (Cobo, M. & Co.) dwl 148| Clara
Martinez Manuel F., Custom House broker, 508 Bat-
tery, dwl 126 Perry
Martini Bartholomew, hairdresser, dwl SW cor
Green and Stockton
Martini Jacomo, vegetable garden, SW cor Ilaight
and Fillmore
Martini Louis A., teacher music, dwl 1820 Stockton
Martino Galle, dwl Garibaldi House
Martino Matin, waiter, 825 Dnpont
Martinoii A ngusto, com 'merchant, real estate, and
translator, 614 Merchant, dwl 338 Mom,
Marti non Roland, seaman barkentiue Occident, 1
Howard
Martinoni Pietro, laborer with Brignardello, Mac-
cbiavelto & Co., dwl San Gottardo Hoiel
Martinovich Samuel, liquor saloon, NW cor East
and Sacramento
Martins Martiu, Alhambra liquor saloon, 18 Sutter
Martins — See Martens
Mai tiny Julius, clerk, dwl Ns Lombard nr Polk
Martitus Christian, shipjoiner with P. M. S. S. Co.
Martland T., dwl What Cheer House
Marx Adolph, bookkeeper with F. Fortmauu & Co.,
dwl 27 ! Tehama
Marx David, cigars and tobacco, 210 Bush, dwl 132
Dora
Marx Flora, (widow) dwl 629 Ellis
Marx Levi, salesman, 310 Cal, dwl 44 Sixth
Marx— See Marks
Marxan John, seaman barkentine Eureka, pier 9
Bteuart
MARYE GEORGE T. JR., attorney-at-law, office
34 and 35 Exchange Bdg, dwl Occidental Hotel
MARYSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS, L. & M.Sachs
& Co. agents, SW cor Battery and Bush
Maraicaus Patrick, real estate, dwl SW cor Dnpont
and Broadway
Masa Manuel, bathman with A. Grimm, dwl 661 Min
Maschi Giovanni, dwl Garibaldi House
Maschio Giovanni, doorkeeper Italian Hospital
Mascolini Rafael, (Rismondo <£ M.) dwl 629 Davis
Masden George, trader, dwl E s Jones bet Pine aud
California
Masbowsky Albert, dwl NE cor Second and Clem-
entina
Masini Pedro P., merchant, dwl 1234 Stockton
Maskel John, weigher with John Rosenfeld, dwl 15
Park Avenue
Mason ., bookkeeper, dwl 316 Pine
Mason , printer, dwl 533 Commercial
Mason Adoniram J., (Mason Sf Taylor) dwl 117
Post
Mason Aime, wines aud liquors, dwl 911 Pacific
Mason A. J., special policeman, dwl 226 Sutler
Mason Alfred, plasterer with Jennings &, Garfield,
dwl W s Tennessee nr Solano
Mason Alfred, porter with Hellmann Bros. & Co.,
dwl S s Harrison nr Twenty-fourth
Mason Arthur, accountant, dwl SW cor Lombard
and Mason
Mason Caspar H., watchman U.S. Appraiser's Store,
dwl 224 Post
Mason Charles, asphaltum roofer, dwl SW cor Du-
pout and Broadway
Mason Charles, seaman, dwl 104 Steunrt
MASON CHARLES, secretary H.B.M. Consul, 319
California, dwl 316 Pine
Mason Charles M., carpenter aud builder, dwl 181
Jessie
Mason Edmund Y., (Downing & M.) dwl 133
Minna
Mason Ed ward, machinist with Gracier & Johnson,
dwl SE cor Market and Second
Mason Ernest B., machinist with Mason &. Taylor,
dwl 117 Post
MASON FREDERICK, real estate, office 33 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl Grand Hotel
Mason George O., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Mason James, bricklayer, dwl 231 Second
Mason James, clerk with Henry C. Hyde, dwl Har-
rison nr Twenty-Fourth
Mason James, restaurant, 646| Pacific
Mason James E., barkeeper, 815 Clay
MASON JOHN, brewery, Ss Chesnut bet Mason
and Taylor, dwl S s Francisco bet Powell and
Mason
Mason John, laborer, dwl 665 Mission, rear
Mason John, shoemaker, dwl E s Cliattauooga nr
Twenty Third
Mason John E., engineer San Joaquin and King's
River Canal Co., 320 Cal, dwl Grand Hotel
Mason John R., salesman, 116 San, dwl 26^ Kearny
Mason John S., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Mason Joseph H., physician, office 122 Fourth, dwl
220J Fifth
Mason J. Warren, storekeeper U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, Hathaway's wharf, dwl 238 Taylor
Mason Matthew S., harnessmaker with Thomas
Fuller, dwl 414 Pacific
Mason Richard, stevedore, dwl 220 j Fifth
Mason Robert, seauiau, dwl 37 Pacific
Mason Rumsey D., compositor Evening Bulletin,
bds Railroad House
Mason Thomas, broker, dwl 414 Filbert
MASON THOMAS, merchandise broker, NE cor
Clay and Davis, dwl 636 Green
Mason William, laborer, dwl 407 Main, rear
Mason William, waiter N. P. Trans. Go's S.S. John
L. Stephens
Mason William II., carriagemaker with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 277 Clara
MASON & TAYLOR, (Adoniram J. Mason and
John W. Taylor ) boot and shoe manufacturers,
office room 21, 109 California
Masonave Pierre, cook, dwl SW cor Dnpont and
Broadway
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF, office Masonic
Temple
MASONIC BUILDING, (Reese's) 722 Washington
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, office
328 Montgomery
MASONIC MIRROR, (weekly) Bishop & Shermau
editors and proprietors, office 608 Market
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, Leon-
idas E. Pratt president, George Robins secre-
tary, 6 Post, Masonic Temple
MASONIC TEMPLE, NW cor Montgomery and
Post
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VATXT SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellaa
SAN FRANCISCO [ ]\£ ] DIRECTORY
429
Mass Peter H., seaman Colorado S. N. Co's Stm
Newbern
Masser Henry, carrier California Demokrat, dwl
1426 Dnpont
Masseth Michael, expresswagon, SW cor Pine and
Sansom
Massett Stephen C, correspondent, dwl 20 Mont-
gomery
Massey Atkins, (Massey & Yung) dwl 1424 Cal
Massey Charles P. Jr., bookkeeper with Goodwin
&'Co., dwl N s Post nr Fillmore
Massey Frances, (colored) (widow) dwi 1320 Powell
Massey Francis, (colored) hairdresser with Nathan-
iel F. Williams, res Gilroy, Santa Clara Co.
Massey Herman W., debenture anil abstract clerk
Custom House, dwl 331 Montgomery
Massey John N., clerk, 305 Montgomery, dwl 33
Kearny
MASSEY & YUNG, (Atkins Massey and Nicholas
Yung j coffin warerooms and undertakers, 651
Sacramento
Massie Charles H., miner, dwl 202 Secoud
Masson Aime, (Henry Baquie & Go. J dwl NW cor
Stockton and Broadway
Masson Andrew, porter, 7 Summer
Masson Francis P., (Salomon & Co.) dwl 39 Tehama
Masson Jean J., extraman Hook and Ladder Co.
No. 2. S. F. F. D., dwl 611 Pacific
Masson P. Madame, teacher French, dwl 71 S Market
Masson Victor B., tailor with Charles Colman, dwl
635 Washington
Massone Giuseppe, wagonmakerand blacksmith, 615
Sansom, dwl S s Vallejo bet Powell and Mason
Massoni Federico, cook with Lucchetti & Cereghino,
512 Sansom
Massoni Henry, cook, dwl 259 Minna
Mast Benjamin G., farmer, dwl 30 Rausch
Mast Charles L., salesinau with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 30 Rausch
Mast Herman, barkeeper, 601 Sac, dwl 1605 Jones
Masten E. B , clerk. 409 Cal, dwl 21 South Park
MASTEN NATHAN K., cashier First National
Gold Bank, 501 Montgomery, dwl 21 South Park
Masters William, coachman, 428 Montgomery, dwl
419 Powell
Masterson Catherine, (widow) dwl 609 Post
Masterson George, expresswagon, dwl 77 Natoma
Masterson Hugh, laborer, dwl 139 Minna
Masterson John, hostler Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl cor Polk and Austin
Masterson John, armorer, dwl 522 Stevenson
Masterson Michael, driver with G. Klaber, dwl 564 1
Howard
Masterson Patrick, engineer with W. K. Vander-
slice & Co., dwl 6^ Auburn
Masterson Patrick, porter Lick House
Masterson William, real estate broker, office NW
cor Eighth and Natoma, dwl Russ House
MASTICK E. B. & J. W., attorueys-at-law, office
520 Montgomery
Mastick Edwin B.,'(E. B. $ J- W. Mastick) res
Mastick's Station, Alameda County
Mastick Joseph W., (E. B. % J. W. Mastick)
attorney-at-law, office 520 Montgomery, res Mas-
tick's Station, Alameda County
Mastick Levi B., (8. L. Mastick" & Co.) dwl W s
Capp n r Twentieth
Mastick Seabury L., (S. L. Mastick & Co.) dwl
345 Beale
MASTICK S. L. & CO., (Levi B. Mastick and
Charles E. P. Wood) lumber, and Puget Sound
Packets, pier 10 Steuart
Matagrin Camile, dwl 1515 Stockton
Mataraga Dionish, waiter with Basil Constantine
Matfield William, drayman with Littletield, Webb
& Co., dwl 314 Ritch
Matgolope Joseph, distiller with Bay View Distil-
ling Co.
Mather Francis, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Mather Joseph W., merchant, office 305 Sansom, and
School Director Sixth Ward, dwl 813 Jackson
Mather Mathew, calker, dwl 546 Folsom
Mather Patrick, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Mather Robert, (Mather & Sinclair) dwl 627 Cal
Mather William, shipping clerk, 208 Battery, dwl
217 Second
MATHER & SINCLAIR, (Robert Mather and
Archie Sinclair) books, stationery and news
depot, and cigars and tobacco, 538 Market
Matbeson Archibald, clerk with Forbes Brothers &
Co., dwl 725 California
Matbeson Charles, laborer, dwl What Cheer House
Matbeson M. D., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Matbeson Neil, longshoreman, dwl 14 Clay
Mathews Edwin G., ( E. G. Mathews & Co.) res
Brooklyn, Alameda County
MATHEWS E. G. & CO., ( H. Allen Mayhem)
produce commission, 208 Davis
Mathews Felix, salesman, dwl 721 Lombard
Mathews Harvey, collector with F. D. Conro & Son,
dwl 22 John
Mathews Hattie Miss, saleswoman, 427 Montgomery,
dwl 822 Broadway
Mathews Henry E., bookkeeper with I. Fried-
lander, res Oakland
Mathews James, shoemaker with Thomas Mathews,
dwl 817 Battery
Mathews John, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Mathews John M., produce commission, 316 Davis,
dwl 630 O'Farrell
Mathews M. Miss, teacher South S. F. School
Mathews Mary Miss, saleswoman, 427 Montgomery,
dwl 822 Broadway
Mathews Patrick, laborer, dwl 540 Howard, rear
Mathews Patrick, laborer, dwl NW cor Diamond
and Clipper
Mathews Thomas, laborer, *dwl Fort Point
Math.-.ws Thomas, shoemaker, 817 Battery
Mathews William, (Necly # M.J dwi Scott bet
Turk and Tyler
Mathews William A., bookeeper with E. G.
Mathews & Co., res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Mathews. — See Matthews
Mathewson George, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Mathevvson John, foreman boilermakers P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 9 Downey
Mathewson John, boilermaker with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 9 Downey
Mathewson Thomas D., capitalist, office 606 Mont-
gomery, dwl 313 Beale
Mathewson William, boilermaker with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 227 Second
Mathewson. — See Mathison and Matbeson
Mathias Charles, (Matluas & Domett) dwl 602
Lombard
Mathias it Domett, (Charles Mathias and William
E. Domett) wood and coal, 112 and 114 Wash
Mathieson John, pilot, dwl 1195 Montgomery
Mathieson McLean Mrs., dressmaker, 232 Sixth
Mathien Alphonse, jeweler with C. F. Mohrig, dwl
612 Powell
Mathien Bertha, (widow) groceries, 1341 Dupout
Mathien Charles A., bookkeeper with Dickson,
DeWolf & Co., 410 Battery
Mathien Gaston, (Gaston Mathien & SonJ91GMkt
Mathien Gaston, Jr., (Gaston Mathien $• Son) 916
Market
Mathien Gaston & Son, (Gaston Mathien, Jr.)
watchmakers and jewelers, 916 Market
Mathis J., freight clerk S. P. R. R.
Mathis V. P. J., clerk, dwl 214 Stockton
Mathison Andrew C, bookkeeper with Nelson &
Doble, dwl 622 Larkin
Mathison Edward, hairdresser, dwl Barron House
Mathison. — See Matbeson and Mathewson
Matick Look, liquor saloon, SE cor Jack and East
Matio Giovanni, shoemaker, dwl 532 Broadway
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
430
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Matlack Levi ]">., writing ink manufacturer, dwl
1005 Powell
Manny John, rigger, dwl 538 Howard
Matson Anton, seaman bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Matson Charles, fisherman, dwl 8 Commercial
Matson Charles, seaman, dwl 1- Washington
Mai ii Charles M., liquor saloon, 405 Drnmm
Matson Ferdinand G., clerk with Charles Hubert,
dwl Eureka bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Matson Henry, (Finger, Young Sf Co.) dwl S s
Serpentine Avenue urFolsom
Matson James O, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecbl
Matson Max, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Matson William, barkeeper with Justus Henderson,
NWcor, East and Commercial
Matt Joseph, (Joseph Schwarz & Co.) dwl NEcor
Powell and Chestnut
Mattarango Dennis, restaurant, 826 Kearny
Mattat Charles G., clerk with Mathieu Mattat, dwl
916 Dupont
Mattat Mathieu, cigars and tobacco, 916 Dupont
Matte Henry, shoemaker, 1426 Dupont
Matteo Metcovich, fruits, 1302 Stockton
Matter Michael, hostler with A. De Tavel, 811 How
Mattel n Herman, bootmaker, dwl 8 John
Mattes John, carver with P. Liesenfeld, dwl 435
Pine
Matthai John H. C. (Matthai & Co.Jdwl 131 Turk
Mattbai & Co., (John H. C. Matthai and Prosper
E strode) blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 708
Pacific
Matthew George, carpetweaver, dwl W 8 Geneva
bet Brannan and Towasend
Matthew M.M., janitor Washington Grammar School
Matthews Bernard, dwl cor Twentv-fourth and
Clifford
Matthews Charles, painter, dwl 56 Tehama
Matthews Chris, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl
822 Clay
Matthews Edward, hostler with C. L. Place & Co.,
dwl SW cor Steuart and Folsoin
Matthews Frank, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orifiamme
Matthews Harvev, salesman with J. D. Conro &
Son, dwl 22 John
Matthews Henry, real estate, office 611 Clay, dwl
31? Mason
Matthews Henry, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Matthews Henry, tinsmith, dwl 46 Second
Matthews James, foreman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 683
Harrison
Matthews James, packer Golden Gate Flour Mill,
dwl 525 Pine
Matthews John, driver City R. R., dwl 13 First
Avenue nr Sixteenth
Matthews John, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Matthews Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 540
Howard
Matthews Peter, fisherman, dwl 53 Clay
Matthews Peter, gardener, dwl S s Union nr
Franklin
Matthews Samuel, seaman, dwl 252 Beale
Matthews William, (Bishop & M.) attorney-at-law,
office 522 Montgomery, dwl 535 Clay
Matthews William, bootmaker, dwl SE cor Market
and Twelfth
Matthews William, laborer, dwl 3 Kinsj
Matthews William, laborer S. F. Gas. Co., dwl 204
Clementina
Matthews — See Mathews
Matthewson Nelson, machinist Fulton Foundry,
dwl 545 Howard
Matthewson K. G, (widow) dwl NE cor Leaven-
worth and Lombard
Matthewson William, carpenter Fulton Foundry
Matthias Louis, (Louis Matthias & Co.) dwl 1525
Dupont
Matthias Louis & Co., (Clans Wiilberii) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Dupont and Union
Matthias William, shipping clerk with Henthfield,
Bogel & Co., dwl SW cor Second and Tehama
Mattbien Julius, marblecutter with A. Paltenghi,
dwl 612 Powell
MATTICEVICH NICHOLAS, liquor saloon, NE
cor Washington and Battery, dwl Clay nr Stock
Mattingly John A., clerk with Marcus C. Hawley
& Co., res Oakland
Mattison A. O., seaman bark Northwest, pier 1 Steu
Mattison Olof, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 530 Bush
Mattoon Joseph S., New York freight department
P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 537 Third
Mattos Antonio de, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Mattren .Joseph, butcher with William Van Houseu,
NEcor Guerrero and Twentieth
Mattson James, bootmaker, dwl SE cor Market
and Twelfth
Mattson John, seaman, dwl 409 Drurnm
Mattson Olof, liquor saloon, SE cor Davis and
Jackson, dwl 548 Bryant
Mattson P. S., clerk, dwl First Avenue nr Fifteenth
Matzen Hans P., distiller, dwl SW cor Battery and
Green
Man Albert. (Albert Man & Co.) dwl W 8 Howard
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
MAU ALBERT & CO., (Herman Sadler) whole-
sale grocers, 425 Front
Maubec Charles, salesman with A. E. Sabatie &
Co., dwl 626 California
• Maubec Henry, (A. E. Sabatie & Co.) dwl Burritt
nr Bush
Maubert Joseph, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl
Guerrero nr Sixteenth
Mantclier W. J., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Maul John, upholsterer with N.P. Cole &. Co., dwl
333 Bush
Mauldin Husrh, salesman with J. W. Tucker &
Co., dwlGrand Hotel
Manll Charles H, clerk S. F. Post Office
Maum Michael, bookkeeper, dwl 649 Minna
Maume Johanna, (widow) dwl 7 Natoma
Manme Matthew B., collector S. F. Gas Co., dwl 7
Natoma
Maume William, capitalist, dwl 2003 Bush
Maunder Matthew, painter with W. G. Weir, dwl
San Francisco Hotel
Mauran Joseph R., civil engineer and draftsman,
410 Kearny, dwl 219 Mason
Maurer Andrew, broommaker with Roesler & Har-
wood, dwl 34 Harriet
Maurer August, billiard table maker with Philip
Liesenfeld, dwl 729 Broadway, rear
Maurer Charles, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Maurer Fred, ( Winter, M. % Co.) dwl 730 Six-
teenth
Maurer William C, assistant bookkeeper with John
C. Morrison Jr., dwl cor Shasta and Michigan
Mauri Andres, (Mauri Bros.) res Spain
MAURI BROTHERS, (Joaquin and 'Andres) im-
porters corks and corkwood, 325 Sacramento
Mauri Joaquin, (Mauri Bros.) dwl 720 Folsom
Maurice William R., cashier, 535 California, dwl
1 Bagley Place
Maurin John, hats and caps. 209 Dupont
Maury P. Jr., dwl Union Club
Mauser Allien, driver with Kleinclans, Fauss &
Co., dwl SE cor Mission and Nineteenth
Mausshardt Conrad, (Mausshardt & Hoelscher)
dwl 315 O'Farrell
MAUSSHARDT &. HOELSCHER, (Conrad
Mausshardt and William Hoelscher) wholesale
and retail native and foreign wines and bran-
dies, 136 Fourth
Mawson Edward R., shipjoiner, dwl E s Illinois nr
Shasta
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor, Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO "M DIRECTORY
431
Maxey Frederick, painter, dwl 48 Minna
Maxfiehl George R., mate steamer Cora, dwl 2
White Place
MAXIM GAS CO., James H. Clark manager, fac-
tory 417 Mission, office 238 Montgomery
Maxwell C. waiter What Cheer House
Maxwell Creek Gold Mining Co., (Mariposa
Co.) office 734 Montgomery
Maxwell Daniel, porter, dwl SW corDupontand
Broadway
Maxwell George C, carpenter, dwl 13 Seventh
Maxwell George N., collector, dwl 1911 Stockton
Maxwell Joel J., clerk with R. G. Dun & Co., 320
California
Maxwell John M., (H. K. Cummin gs & Co.) res
Sonoma
Maxwell J. W. C., assistant secretary N. P. Coast
Railroad Co., 224 Sansotu, dwl 212 Turk
Maxwell Levi, blacksmith, 413 Third, dwl cor
Fifth and Clara
Maxwell Michael, laborer with Welsh &. Gallagher,
dwl NE cor Broderick and Sutter
Maxwell Patrick, nailmaker, E s Twelfth bet Fol-
som and Howard
Maxwell Richard T., (Maxwell $ McNutt) dwl
135 Kearny
Maxwell Thomas, miner, dwl 841 Mission
Maxwell W. A., merchant, dwl Russ House
Maxwell Walter, carpenter, dwl 1011 Mason
Maxwell William, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
MAXWELL & McNUTT, (Richard T. Maxwell
anil W. Fletcher McNutt J physicians, office
135 Kearny
MAXWELL'S BUILDING, SW cor Kearny and
Sutter
May Alfred, mariner, dwl 47 \ Ritch
May Edward, clerk, 220 California, dwl 631 Sac-
ramento
May Fulton, oiler Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer Sac-
ramento
May George B., (George B. May & Co.) dwl 1313
Taylor
May George B. & Co., (Goodwin & Co.) importers
and manufacturers furniture and bedding, 308
and 310 Pine
May Hugh S., engineer steamer Sacramento, dwl
SE cor Union and Calhoun
May Jacob J., merchant, dwl 513 Geary
May John, barkeeper, dwl 1028 Market*
May John, boots and shoes, SW cor Folsom and
' Eighth
May John, foreman with William K. Dietrich, dwl
619 Pacific
May John, trackman Cent. R. R.
May Joseph, bookkeeper. 220 California, dwl SW
cor Washington and Powell
May Louis, bookkeeper with I. Cook & Bro., dwl
S s Turk bet Webster and Buchanan
May Maggie, (widow) dwl 31 O'Farrell
May M.N., student Heald's Business College, dwl
'918 Harrison
May Peter, fish, 12 Washington Market
MAY PROSPER, wholesale and retail liquors, 725
Clay and 712 Commercial, dwl 23 Kearny
May Richard, traveling agent with H. H. Key &
Co.. res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
May Samuel, dwl SE cor Uuion and Calhoun
May Samuel, fisherman, dwl 6 Bartol
May Sarah Mis., glovemaker Pacific Glove Factory,
dwl 1028 Market
Mav Solomon, (S. F. Laundry Ass'n) dwl 1211
" Turk
May William, seaman, dwi NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Mayall William, butcher with Christopher Mar-
chant, dwl 819 Jackson
Maybell Hans, boarding, 1816 Powell
Maybell John, dwl SW cor Hollis and O'Farrell
Mayberrv Edward L., carpenter and builder, dwl
520 Capp
Mayberrv J. Wesley, carpenter and builder, dwl
520 Capp
Mayberrv Richard, shipwright with T. Biglev &
Co., 'dwl 30 Silver
Mavben v's Hall, E s Mission bet Twentieth and
'Twenty-first
Mayblum Morris, merchant, dwl 722 Filbert
Mayer Brunt?., Major Paymaster Department Cal.,
' 703 Market, dwl Grand Hotel
Mayer Charles, oysters, stalls 23 and 46 Grand Cen-
tral Market, dwl 553J Stevenson
Mayer Emil, clerk with Richard Mayer, dwl 256
Perry
Mayer Frederick, market, Railroad Av nr Fifteenth
Av, South S. F.
Mayer Henry, (Mayer <$■ Hirskfeld) dwl 972 Fol
Mayer Henry E., assayer, dwl tjjtlj, Lombard
Mayer Isidor H., bookkeeper, 1 Sutter, dwl SE cor
Third and Mission
Mayer Jacob, clerk, dwl SW cor Natoma and
Eleventh
Mayer John L., blacksmith with Audresen Bros.,
dwl 933 Mission
Mayer Joseph, dwl 807 Yallejo
MAYER JOSEPH, organ builder, 121 Page
Mayer Joseph, tannery, San Bruno Road nr Twen-
ty-eighth, office 308 Sacramento, dwl Santa
Clara nr Channel
Mayer Joseph, tailor, 116 Kearny
Mayer Joseph, tinsmith with D. Stern & Co.. dwl
149 Perry
Mayer Joseph, woodcarver with Bryant, Straban &
Co., dwl 314 Sutter
Mayer Jules, (E. G. Lyons & Co.) dwl 328 Tyler
Mayer L., porter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwv
Mayer Leon, watchmaker and jeweler, KhO Du-
pont, dwl 807 Yallejo
Mayer Leopold, merchant, dwl 262 Tyler
Mayer Marcus, (Mayer Sf Berg) dwl 1005 Folsom
Mayer Marcus R., compositor, dwl 24 Geary
Mayer Morris, plate glass, 716 Washington, dwl S
s Sixteenth bet Guerrero and Second Av
Mayer Nathan, traveling agent with Kullman &
Armer, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mayer Philip, groceries and liquors, SW cor Na-
toma and Eleventh
Mayer Richard, hay, grain, coal and wood, 859
' Harrison, dwl 256 Perry
Mayer Thomas, carriagemaker, dwl 1108 Howard
Mayer Wendelinx, (Mayer & Dieffenbacher) dwl
9 Bagley Place
Mayer & Berg, (Marcus Mayer and Frederick
Berg) market, 105 Folsom
Mayer & Dieffenbacher, ( Wendelinx Mayer and
John B. Dieffenbacher) billiard and liquor sa-
loon, SW cor Montgomery and California
Mayer & Hirshfeld/Z/eary Mayerand Peter Hirsh-
JeldJ merchant tailors, 34 Montgomery
Mayer — See Meier, Meyer, Mier and Myer
Mayerhofer Franz V. M. D., capitalist, dwl E s
" Guerrero bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Mayers A. L., glazier, 11| Oak
Mayers Alfred, salesman, 242 Montgomery, dwl W
8 Lombard Place nr Lombard
Mayers Benjamin, salesman, 630 Market, dwl 11 \
'Oak
Mayers Christof. seaman, dwl 156 Stenart
Mayers Frederick, butcher, dwl \V s N nr Twelfth
Avenue, South S. F.
Mayers Henry, importer and retail watches, jew-
elry, diamonds, etc., 205 Montgomery, dwl
526 Greenwich
Mayers Marcus, tailor, 606 Mission
Mayers Philip, architect, dwl 823 Howard
Mayers Robert, Mayers' Bazaar, Japanese and
fancy goods, SE cor Montgomery and Pine, dwl
W s Lombard Place nr Lombard
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety
"W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY", 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
432 SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
Mayers 8. 11. Miss, teacher Taylor and Mason Sts.
opolitan School, dwl llj Oak
Mayers Thomas 0., dwl 209 Second
Walter H., bookkeeper, 205 Montgomery,
dwl 526 Greenwich
Mayes George, oyster saloon, 40 and 42 California
Market, dwl 1018 Sutter
Mayfield Abraham, (Mayfield <g> Co.) dwl 15
" Harriet
Mayfield >V Co., (Abraham Mayfield and Leopold
' Altshul) crockery and glassware, 210 Sanson]
Mayher James P., blacksmith with Eugene James,
' dwl 79 Jessie
Mayhew Charles C!., special policeman, dwl Lyon
' bel Sutter and Bust)
Mayhew 11. Allen, (E. G. Mathews & (Jo.) res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Mayhew tfebrou 15., assistant assessor U.S. Internal
' Revenue, 500 Battery, dwl 1047 Howard
Mayhew Henry H., (Coffin & M.J dwl SE cor
Howard and Twenty-first
Mayhew John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Mayhew John H., captain bark Cuiumbia, dwl 18
Guy Place
Mayhew Serh, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Mavliew William B., upholsterer with J. A. Shaber
& Co., dwl 634 Minna
Mayhew William E., apothecary and chemist, NW
cor Howard and Fourth, dwl 749 Howard
Mayhood John, tinsmith with Locke & Mou ague,
dwl cor Twentieth and San Bruno Road
Maylander Leonard, bookkeeper, 5 Battery, dwl 219
Powell
Maynard Addison H., painter with John W. Whit-
aker, dwl Prescott House
Maynard B. G., clerk with Cal. P. R. R. Co., dwl
557 Harrison
Maynard Duncan D., (H. M. Beers & Go.) dwl 716
Howard
Maynard George F., clerk City and County Audi-
tor, dwl 410 Harrison
Maynard George H., clerk with Joseph Bassett, dwl
Prescott House
Maynard John A., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Maynard JohnC., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 406 Montgomery, dwl 628 Harrison
MAYNARD LAFAYETTE real estate, office 419
California, dwl 557 Harrison
Maynard' s Building, NW cor Cal and Battery
Mayne Charles, real estate, office 524 Montgomery
Mayne William, mate schooner Meldon, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Mayne — See Main
Maynes Francis, laborer with Larseneur& Sheerin,
dwl 423 Bush
Mayo A. J. P., laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 18 First
Mayo Charles, pilot, office U.S. Court Building, dwl
Ull Montgomery
Mayo M. C, butcher" stall 50 Grand Central Mar-
ket, res Oakland
Mayo Richard G., painter with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 71v! Sutter
Mayou Gabriel, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S S John
L. Stephens
MAYOR CITY AND COUNTY, office 2 City
Hall, first -floor
Mayrisch Adolph, (Mayrisch Bros # Co J dwl SW
cor Taylor and Lombard
MAYRISCH BROS. & CO., (Adolph, Gustave
and Rudolph) manufacturers cigars aud im-
porters tobacco and cigars, 405 Battery
MAYRISCH ERNST, Kunstler Hall beer and bil-
liard saloon, SW cor Clav and Kearny, dwl
811 Vallejo *
Mayrisch Gustave, (Mayrish Bros & Co.) dwl 820
Greenwich
Mayrisch Otto, foreman with Engelbrecht & Levy,
dwl 1922 Taylor
M lyrisch Rudolph, (Mayrisch Bros. & Co. ) dwl
SW or Taylor and Lombard
Mays Henry, attorney-at-law, dwl 631 Sacramento
Maysenbelder Frederick, expresswagon, 201 Cali-
fornia, dwl Shotwell bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Mayson J. M., clerk Board City Hall Commission-
ers, dwl 112 Mason
Mayville Francis, carpenter, dwl Ns Sixteenth Av-
enne bet P and Q, South S. F.
Mazeau Edward, bootmaker, 706 Tehama
Mazioli Domenique, stonecutter, dwl E s Jones bet
Clay and Sacramento
Mazounabe Pierre, storekeeper Miners' Restau-
rant, dwl 584 Broadway
Ma/.zini John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McAdam Edward, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange,
dwl 159 Nineteenth
McAdam Michael, boots and shoes, 134 Third, dwl
247 Minna
McAdam Patrick, bricklayer, dwl E s Clinton bet
Brannan and Townsend
McAdams Edward, copperplate printer with A. L.
Bancroft & Co., dwl 139 Clara
McAdams Reynolds, carpenter, dwl 113 William
McAdams John, helper S. F. Boiler Works, dwl
140 Natoma
McAfee Andrew, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McAfee L. Carroll, civil engineer, office 411£ Cali-
fornia, dwl 61 2 Taylor
McAfee James, compositor Morning Bulletin, dwl
1511 Mason
McAfee James, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
McAfee William, (McAfee, Spiers & Co.) dwl 281
Stevenson
McAFEE, SPIERS & CO., (William McAfee and
James Spiers) boilermakers and machinists
311-315 Howard
McAleer Andrew, (Andrew McAleer & Co.) dwl
1304 Larkin
McALEER ANDREW &. CO., produce commis-
sion, SE cor Clay and Drumm
McAleer Anne, (widow) dwl 1604 Powell
McAleer Cornelius, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl
425 Shipley
McAleer Edward C, collector Mutual Life Ins. 'Co.,
New York, 204 Montgomery, dwl 904 Jackson
McAleer Francis, (Clynes & McA.) dwl San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-seyenth
McAleer Francis, nigbtwatchman with C. W. Tho-
mas, dwl 325 Tehama
McAleer George, clerk with J. W. H. Campbell,
dwl 1604 Powell
McAleer Patrick, marblesawyer with Brignardello
& Bro.
McAlester Charles, gasfitter with Thomas Day, dwl
618 Third
McAlester William F., (Madison, Burke & Co.) dwl
618 Third
McAlferv Bridget, (widow) lodgings, 82 Jessie
McALISTER JOHN H., proprietor Rincon Wool
Depot, E s Spear bet Folsom and Harrison,
res Oakland
McAlister L. Mrs., housekeeper Russ House
McAlister Samuel, hatter with J. C. Meussdorffer,
<fc Bro., dwl 536 Washington
McAllep John W.,(A. Cammau& CV?.)dwl261 Clara
McAUep Mary, (widow) dwl 162 Clara
McAllep Wiliiam, captain schooner Spiral, 1 How
McAllister Alexander, seaman, bds 32 Steuart
McAllister Benjamin B., machinist Union Iron
Works, dwl Es Eureka bet Nineteenth aud
Twentieth
McAllister Cutler, (McAllisters & Berein) attorney
at law, office 528 California, dwl 415 First
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN S3HAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
433
McAllister George, salesman with Hewes & Rich-
ards, bds Ruse House
McAllister G. W., fireman S. P. R. R.
McAllister Hall, (McAllisters & Bergin) uwl Pa-
cific Club
McAllister Harvey, dwl E s Harrison bet Twenty-
second and Twenty -tliird
McAllister Harvey H., real estate, dwl 719 Clem
McAllister John, dwl 732 Natoma
McAllister John, boilermaker S. P. Boiler Works,
dwl 930 Harrison
McAllister Maggie Miss, dressmaker, 22 Geary, dwl
1120 Market
McAllister Michael, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McAllister Richard, carpenter, dwl 17 Natoma
McAllister Thomas, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
McAllister Thomas, upholsterer, NW cor Sutter
and Leavenworth, dwl 707 Hyde
McAllister W.F., surgeon P. M.S. S. Co., dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
McAllister William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McAllister WillJRn B., (Bush & McA.) dentist,
. office and dwl 704 Market
MCALLISTERS & BERGIN, (Hall and Cutler
McAllister and Thomas I. Bergin) attorneys
at law, office 528 California
McAlpin Arthur, clerk with C. E. Watkins, res
Oakland
McAlpin. Charles A., (McAlpin & Grey) dwl NVV
cor Lombard and Jones
McAlpin Margaret, (widow) dwl NW cor Lombard
and Jones
McAlpin & Grey, (Charles A. McAlpin and Alex-
ander M. Grey) house and steamboat painters,
lib Jackson
McAlpiue Miranda B., (widow) dwl 623 Harrison
McAmber Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co.
McAnally James, hackmau Russ House, dwl cor
Gough and Octavia
McAnally John, laborer, dwl 604 Natoma
McAndrew Thomas, molder Pacific Iron Works,
dwl Tyson Place
McAudrews James, boilermaker with P.M. S.S.Co.
McAndrews John, expresswagon, NW cor Broad-
way and Davis, dwl 9 Midway
McAndrews William, engineer, dwl NE cor Utah
and Alameda, South S.F.
McAran P., merchant, dwl 1326 Mission
McAravy Barnard, boilermaker with James H.
Shanley, dwl N s Union bet Sansom and Mont
McAravy John, shoemaker, dwl N s Union bet San-
som and Montgomery
McArdle Barney, laborer with S. F. Gas Co., dwl
656 Minna
McArdle James E., tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl S sBush bet Dupont and Kearny
McArdle John, engineer P. M. S. S. Sacramento,
dwl 13 Cleaveland
McArdle John, porter, 32 Sansom, dwl 36 Frederick
McArdle Michael, dwl 50 Everett
McArdlo Michael, dwl 930 McAllister
McArdle Patrick, liquor saloon, SE cor Second and
Market, dwl 514 Jessie
McArdle Peter, (McArdle & Daley) dwl 1129 Har
McArdle P. W., bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
McArdle Thomas, laborer, dwl 403 Main
McArdle & Daley, (Peter McArdle and J uhnDaley)
liquor saloon, 705 Market
McArdle — See McCardle.
McArismendis Jose, saloon, dwl 7 Pollard Place
McArlyn James, workman T. H. Selby <fc Co.'s
Smelting Works, North Beach
McArrey Charles, waiter S.S. Moses Taylor, dwl Ns
Brannan nr Second
McArrey David, waiter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
N s Brannan nr Second
McArron Charles, (McArron Sp Sophey) dwl 820
Folsom
McArron &, Sophey, (Charles McArron and Joseph
Sophey) carriage manufactory and warerooms,
820 and 822 Folsom
McArthur Christina Miss, seamstress, dwl 277 Ste-
venson
McArthur Daniel, cook with William Reil, 531
Fourth
McArthur James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McArthur John, freight-clerk P.M. S. S. Co., dwl
Brooklyn Hotel
McArthur Peter, waiter Russ House .
McArthur William E., assistant assessor U.S. Inter-
nal Revenue, dwl 634 Sacramento
McAtear George, clerk with JamesW.H. Campbell,
dwl 1604 Powell
McAtee A. M., dwl 31 Lafayette
McAtee Charles, hafpresser Pacific Straw Works
McAtee Patrick, contractor, dwl W s Mission bet
Fourteenth and Ridley
McAudiff James, helper with McAfee, Spiers &Co.
McAulay John, silveiplater with R. F. Rochicioli,
dwl 28 1 Garden
McAuliffe Cornelius, groceries and fruits, 413 Jones
McAulifi'e Daniel, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Columbia and Twentieth
McAuliffe Eugene, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
cor Twentieth and Hampshire
McAuliffe P., varnish polisher with Jacob Zech,
dwl Turk nr Mason
McAuliffe H. Mrs., janitress San Bruno School
McAuliffe James, tanner, dwl cor Seventeenth and
Valencia
McAuliffe Jeremiah J., paperhanger with George
W. Clark, dwl 35 Stanford
McAuliffe Margaret, (widow) dwl E s Salmon nr
Pacific
McAuliffe Michael A., (McAuliJe & Co.) dwl 321
Ritch
McAulifi'e Owen, drayman, dwl SE cor Twentieth
aud Hampshire
McAuliffe Timothy, fruit-stand, NW cor Wash and
Mont, dwl Hinckley bet Kearny and Dupont
McAuliffe &, Co., (Michael A. McAuliffe and Jere-
miah J. Leonard) juukdealers, 618 and 620
Fourth
McAvey Thomas, (McAvey Sf Kennedy) dwl SE
cor Market and Oak
McAvey & Kennedy, ( Thomas McAvey ami Pal-
rich Kennedy) wood and coal, 1814 Market
McAvinn Patrick, fireman steamer El Capitan, dwl
11 Oak Avenue
McAvoy Daniel, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 39 Miuua
McAvoy David, hostler, dwl 418 Post
McAvoy James, metalroofer, dwl 315 Bryant
McAvoy John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
McAvoy Joseph, laborer with Smith, Brown & Co.,
dwl E s Decatur nr Ninth
McAvoy Margaret, (widow) dwl 954 Mission
McAvoy Peter, fireman, dwl 3 Sherwood Place
McAvoy Thomas, furniture, 414 Folsom, dwl 412
Folsom, rear
McBain William, calker, dwl 210 Pacific
McBain William, clerk with Shirek & Co., dwl Ns
Jackson bet Mason and Taylor
McBay Charles, driver with Nevada Ice Co., 110
Washington
McBean James, shipcarpenter, dwl 7 Geneva
McBean William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
McBoden Allan, advertising agent, office 322 Bush,
dwl Russ House
MeBoyle A. & Co., apothecaries and druggists, 504
Washington
MeBoyle Alexander, (A. MeBoyle & Co. J dwl 8
Turk
McBowen Samuel S., miner, dwl 1818 Stockton
McBraerty Patrick, tanner, dwl 8 Geneva
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom SUeet. Laces and Embroideries.
28
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
434
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
McBriarty Daniel, blacksmith, dwl E e Mission nr
Twenty-ninth . ...
McBriarty "Edward, morroecodresser with J. W.
Davidson it Co., dwl 716 Brannau
McBride Dennis, porter with Hugh McGrane, dwl
12 Bherman
MoBride Edward, waterman, dwl 26 Perry, rear
McBride Frank, blacksmith, dwl 28 First
McBride George, liquor saloon, W s Kearny bet
Pacific and Broadway, dwl NE cor Montgom-
ery and Broadway
McBride Henry E., attorney at law, office 39 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 729 Bush
McBride James, carpenter, dwl W s Georgia bet
Sierra and Shasta
McBride John, engineer Pacific Iron Works, dwl
NW cor Twenty-fifth and Bryant'
McBride John, real estate, dwl" SW cor Twelfth
and Mission
McBride Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
McBride Patrick, teamster with Frank Barnard
McBride Patrick, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
909 Battery, rear
McBride Patrick, waterman, dwl 26 Perry, rear
McBride Peter, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
909 Battery, rear
McBride Thomas, laborer, dwl 35 Dora
McBride Thomas, teamster, dwl 716 Tehama
McBride Thomas, waterman, dwl 26 Perry, rear
McBride William, paperhanger with Frank G. Ed-
wards, dwl 109 Silver
McBride William, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
McBrien James 0., teamster with McKeuna &
Greany, dwl SE cor Sacramento and Drumm
McBrien William, clerk, dwl 20-1 Montgomery
McBrierty James, tanner with Cornelius O'Doimell,
dwl 12.5 Dora, rear
McBrowu Samuel, clerk, 234 Montgomery
McCabe Auna, (widow) dwl 65 Minna
McCabe Andrew, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
McCabe Bernard, groceries and liquors, 20 Anthony
McCabe George, dwl 537 Sacramento
McCabe James, attorney at law, office 526 Kearny,
dwl 515 Bush
McCabe James, laborer, dwl E s Nevada nr Folsom
McCabe James,- laborer, dwl 562 Mission
McCabe James, laborer Golden State Iron Works
McCabe James, speculator, dwl 65 Minna
McCabe James H., Market Exchange Saloon, rear
Odd Fellows' Hall, dwl 2 Codman Place
McCabe John, bootfitter, dwl S s Harrison bet
Eighth and Chesley
McCabe John, cooper with L. N. Handy &, Co., dwl
49 Clay
McCabe John, laborer, dwl 160 Shiplev, rear
McCabe John, molder Risdon Iron Works, dwl 6
Russell
McCabe John A., clerk with Keaue, O'Conuor &
Co., dwl 143 Third
McCabe John H., theatrical agent, office 620 Wash-
ington
McCabe Julius, engineer, dwl 523 Kearny
McCabe M., waiter Occidental Hotel
McCabe Mary, (widow) dwl Ss Harrison bet Eighth
and Chesley
McCabe Mary Ann, (widow) dwl N a Point Lobos
Road
McCabe Matthew, sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 218 Broadway
McCabe Michael, clerk, dwl 411 Fourth
McCabe Michael, hostler, dwl 432 Eddy
McCabe Michael, teamster, dwl 632 Brannau
McCabe Morris, machinist, dwl 15 Natoma
McCabe Oweu, molder Union Iron .Works, dwl 17
Natoma
McCabe Owen, wholesale feathers, 165 Jessie, dwl
NE cor Branuan and Boardman Place
McCabe Peter, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
McCabe Patrick, laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl
304 Beale
McCabe Patrick, miner, dwl W s York bet Twc.ity-
tour'!; »tj<J XwentT-Sftu
McCabe Patrick, fruits, dwl 116 Jones
McCabe Patrick, carriage painter with Patrick
Donohue, dwl E s Powell nr Broadway
McCabe Peter, laundrymau with S.F. Laundry Ass'n,
dwl NW cor Fillmore and, Turk
McCabe Richard S., lithographic printer with Brit-
ton & Rey, dwl 31 Lafayette
McCabe Richard, musician, dwl S s Harrison bet
Eighth and Chesley
McCabe Thomas Jr., carpenter with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 139 Shipley
McCabe William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McCafferty Daniel, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
McCafferty John, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 54
First
McCafferty William, livery and sale stables, E s
Mission bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
McCaffrey Hugh, policeman City Jjpll", dwl 415 Fil-
bert
McCaffrey Hugh.tailor, 91 1£ Folsom
McCaffrey Jane, (widow) dwl 512 Sixth
McCaffrey Johu, laborer, dwl 112 Steuart
McCaffrey John, seaman, dwl 211 Folsom, rear
McCaffiey Michael, (McCaffrey & O'Neil) dwl 26
Freelon
McCaffrey Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works
McCaffrey Thomas, blacksmith with M. W. Allen &
Co., dwl 50 Ritch
McCaffrey Thomas, laborer N.B.&M.R.R., dwl 210
Pacific
McCaffiey Thomas, laborer, dwl S 8 Fulton nr
Octayia
McCaffrey & O'Neil, (Michael McCaffrey and John
O'AxvVJgrain and produce, 104 Clay
McCabay James, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
MeCahay John, laborer, dwl 1330 Washington
McCAIN, FLOOD & McCLURE, (Jame* S. Mc-
Cain, Henry S. Flood and Fennel McClure)
importers and jobbers drygoodsand gents' fur-
nishing goods, 109-111 Pine
McCain James S., (McCain, Flood & McClureJvea
New York
McCairn Neely, painter, dwl 27 Baldwin Court
McCall Arthur, laborer, dwl 23 Vallejo
McCall Dennis, teamster with Haste & Kirk, dwl cor
Green and Battery
McCall James, brasshnisher with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl 631 Green
McCall John, helper Front St.M.&O.R.R., dwl 631
Green
McCall Joseph G., coachman Cosmopolitan Hotel
McCall Michael, carpenter, dwl 631 Green
McCall Samuel, carpenter with Middlemas& Boole
McCall Samuel, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, dwl 55 Natoma
McCall Samuel, shoemaker with D. W. Emerson &
Co., dwl S s Tehama bet Fourth and Fifth
McCall Thomas, tanner, dwl W a Sau Bruuo Road
nr Twenty-seventh
McCall William, butcher with Michael O'Connor,
dwl NE cor Ninth and Steveuson
McCall William H., bricklayer, dwl 505 Filbert
McCallaghan Edward, laborer, dwl 18 Minna
McCallicott William, coachman U. S. Hotel, 304
Beale
McCahum Daniel, captain stm. Monterey, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
McCallum Hugh, carpenter, dwl W s Kentucky nr
Sierra
McCalvy John J., clerk, 44 California Market, dwl
252 Jessie
McCamant Louis G.. upholsterer with Christian
Schreiber & Co., dwl 131 Dora
McCanu Audrew, assistant engineer with P. M.
S. S. Co.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
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McCatm Andrew, mariner, dvvl 16 Stanford
McCanu Ann, (widow) dvvl 648 Stevenson
McCanu Barney, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 304
Beale
McCanu Bridget, (widow) dwl California Avenue
opp Bryant, Bernal Higbts
McCanu Charles T., drayman, 416 Davis, dwl S s
Clay nr Kearny
McCaun Christopher, laborer, dwl 44 Everett
McCann Francis T., engineer, dwl 11 Natoma
McCaun Frauk, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
McCanu Frederick, engineer, dwl 705 Mission
McCann Garrett, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
508 Post
McCann James, boarding and lodging, E s Front
bet Broadway and Vallejo
McCann John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
McCann John, longshoreman, dwl cor Union and
Sansom
McCann John, porter Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express
McCann John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl Sierra Nevada House
McCaun John, "•workman with T. H. Selby &, Co.,
dwl Ns Francisco bet Taylor and Mason
McCann Joseph, marblepolisher, dwl N s Haight
bet Webster and Fiilmore
McCann Joseph P., typefounder with Painter & Co.,
dwl 632 Filbert
McCann J. V., laundryman Lick House
McCann M. & Co., (jokn Stceite) commission mer-
chants, 818 Battery
McCann Michael, fM. McCaun & Co.) dwl W a
Treat Av bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McCann Michael, fireman" with P. M. S. S.'Co.
McCann Michael, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart
McCaun Michael, stevedore, dwl E s Nebraska nr
Twenty -fourth
McCann Nicholas, plumber, 132 Haves
McCann Patrick, baker, dwl 509 Third
McCann Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 509
Third
McCanu P. C, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
McCann Peter, butcher with George D. Bliss, dwl
534 Second
McCann Peter, laborer, dwl 123 Spear, rear
McCanu Richard, carpenter P. M. S. S. Co.
McCann Robert, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
McCann Thomas, ironmolder, dwl 3 Tyson Place
McCann Thomas, liquor saloon, 500 Broadway
McCanu Thomas H., traveling agent with Chenery,
Souther & Co., dwl 322 Lombard
McCann Timothy, waiter, dwl 641 Commercial
McCaun — See MacCanu
McCardeu James, laborer, dwl 4 Hickory
McCardle James, wines and liquors, SE cor Second
and Howard
McCardle Peter, fireman Moses Taylor, Australia
S. S. Line
McCardle William J., barkeeper, dwl 7 Hinckley
McCarney Niel, shoemaker with John Irwin, 703
Mission
McCarroll James, blacksmith with James Doran,
dwl 27 Natoma
McCarroll James, saloonkeeper, dwl 227 Second
McCarroll Michael, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 16 Stanford
McCarroll Peter, fireman, dwl 6 Mission
McCarrou Denuis, engineer St. Mary's Hospital
McCarron Niel, painter with H. Horstmann &. Co.,
dwl N s Folsom bet First and Fremont
McCarthy , painter, dwl 562| Natoma
McCarthy Alonzo, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl
cor Kearny and Broadway
McCarthy Arthur, tailor, dwl 9 Priest
McCarthy Bartholomew, liquor saloon, E 8 Illinois
nr Shasta
McCarthy Catherine Mrs., dwl 16 Natoma
McCarthy Charles, laborer Lick House
McCarthy Charles, laborer, dwl 29 Ecker
McCarthy Charles, laborer, dwl 122 Dora
McCarthy Charles, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Mont-
gomery and Calhoun
McCarthy Charles, miner, dwl 814 Sansom
McCarthy Charles, trunkmaker with H. Behreudt
& Co., dwl E s Seventeenth nr Dolores
McCarthy Chester, shoemaker, dwl Miss nr Eighth
McCarthy Cornelias, blacksmith, dwl 127 Pacific
McCarthy Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 1130
Folsom, dwl 36 Rausch
McCarthy Cornelius, horseshoer with H. S. Tucker,
dwl N s Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, dwl 178 Stevensou
McCarthy Daniel, dwl 9 O'Farrell Alley
McCarthy Daniel, dwl 228 O'Farrell
McCarthy Daniel, driver Front St. M. &. 0. R.
R., dwl 37 Austin
McCarthy Daniel, printer with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 652 Stevenson
McCarthy Daniel, secondhand furniture, 1004 Mkt
McCarthy David F., clerk Police Court, dwl 754
Washington
McCarthy Denuis, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
McCarthy Dennis E., reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl
NE cor Piue and Larkin
McCarthy Edward, helper with McAfee, Spiers &
Co. *
McCarthy Edward F., attorney at law, 539 Califor-
nia, dwl Grand Hotel
McCarthy Eugene, carpeuter and builder, dwl 1013
Pacific
McCarthy Eugene, laborer Beale St. Warehouse
McCarthy Eugene, real estate, dwl 113 Powell
McCarthy Felix, expresswagou P. M. S. S. Co.'s
Wharf
McCarthy Florence, impost bookkeeper Custom
House, dwl 905 Pacific
McCarthy Florence, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
McCarthy Florence, laborer with James Attrich
McCarthy Hannah Miss, siioefitter with S. W. Ros-
enstock & Co., dwl cor Greenwich and Sansom
McCarthy Henry G.. compositor Pacific Law Re-
porter, dwl 717 Market
McCarthy James, bootmaker, dwl 966 Harrison
McCarthy James, cook What Clieer House
McCarthy James, cooper with Thomas F. Neagle,
dwl Mission Creek nr Eleventh
McCarthy James, expresswagon, cor Bryant and
Eighth
McCarthy James, horseshoer with Patrick Braunan,
dwl E s Kate nr Bryant
McCarthy James, laborer, dwl 608 Natoma
McCarthy James, laborer S. P. R. R.
McCarthy James, longshoreman, dvvl 11 Haggin
McCarthy Jeremiah, dwl N 8 Fulton nr Octavia
McCarthy Jeremiah, barber with Peter Einsfeld,
dwl 13 Vareune
McCarthy Jeremiah, glassblower, dwl 340 Town-
send
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 118 Washington
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 302 Towusend
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 426 Geary
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 507 Howard
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer with Whitney & Freese
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer with R. & J. Morton
McCarthy Jeremiah, teamster with Frank Barnard
McCarthy Johanna, (widow) boarding and lodging,
97 Stevenson
McCarthy John, fKorn $• Co. J dwl 719 Hayes
McCarthy John, baker with Swain & Co., dwl 7
Haywood
McCarthy John, brasstiuisher with W. T. Garratt
• & Co., dwl Sumner nr Howard
McCarthy John, cook What Cheer House
McCarthy John, drayman with Korn &. Co., dwl
1223'Union
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
436
SAN FRANCIS CO [ M ]
DIRECTORY
£
McCarthy Johu, driver S. F. Hose Co. No. 5, S. F.
K. I»., dwl S s Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
Mr< 'artliy John, groceriee and liquors, SE cor Fourth
and Welsh
Mcdrthy John, hydrantman S. F. F. I)., dwl -18 Sac
McCarthy John, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 28 Everett
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl 16 Antonio
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl .518 Stevenson
McCarthy John, laundryman American Exchange
McCarthy John, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Ass'n, dwl NW cor Fillmore aud Turk
McCarthy John, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 426 Geary
McCarthy Johu, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 239
Minna
McCarthy John, stockbroker, dwl 212 Stevenson
McCarthy John, tinsmith with Alexander Hoy, dwl
1913 Stockton
McCarthy John, trnnkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl N s Townsend nr Third
McCarthy Jonathan, expresswagon, cor Market
and Fourth
McCarthy Joseph, clerk with Crane & Brigham,
dwl S s Bryant bet Fourth and Fifth
McCarthy Lawrence, laborer Swain's Bakery, 636
Market
McCarthy Lawrence, machinekand Beale Street
Planing Mill, dwl 50 Ritch
McCarthy M., (widow) dressmaking, 711 Folsom
McCarthy Margaret, (widow) dwl 652 Stevenson
.McCarthy Michael, boarding and lodging, E s Front
bet Broadway and Vallejo
McCarthy Michael, helper with McAfee, Spiers &
Co., dwl 158 First
McCarthy Michael, plasterer, dwl 14 Allen
McCarthy Michael, proof reader S.F.Chronicle com-
posing rooms, dwl 8 Mason
McCarthy Michael, Jr., meat market, 232 Fifth, dwl
910i'Folsom
McCarthy Miles, collector Clay Street Wharf, dwl
8 Berry
McCarthy Patrick, blacksmith, dwl Clementina bet
Fifth and Sixth
McCarthy Patrick, bootmaker, 255 Third, dwl 27|
Ritch
McCarthy Patrick, bootmaker, 222 Jackson, dwl
233 Jackson
McCarthy Patrick, boots and shoes, dwl 235 Third
McCarthy Patrick, laborer with Whituev & Freese
McCarthy Patrick, laborer S. F. & P.'Sugar Re-
finery, dwl W s Decatur nr Bryant
McCarthy Peter, mariner, dwl 38 First
McCarthy Peter, expresswagon, 110 Clay
McCarthy P. Eugene, photographer with' Wilbur F.
Bayley, dwl 449 Stevenson
McCarthy R. E. Jr., clerk, dwl 357 Minna
McCarthy R. G. Rev., pastor Olivet Presbyterian
Church, dwl 316 Third
McCarthy Robert E., clerk with A. J. Bowie, dwl
357 Minna
McCarthy Sallie E., (widow) furnished rooms,
741 Howard
McCarthy Sarah Mrs., domestic, dwl SW cor Hyde
and Sutter
McCarthy T., liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty -first
and Mission
McCarthy Thomas, brass founder, dwl 29 Louisa
McCarthy Thomas, laborer, dwl 268 Jessie
McCarthy Thomas, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt
& Co., dwl N s Townsend nr Third
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker, dwl 78 Natonfa
McCarthy Timothy, supervisor Fourth Ward dwl
905 Pacific
McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker with Charles Dono-
van, dwl 78 Natpma
McCarthy Timothy, weigher, dwl 44 Ecker
McCarthy Timothy F., bookkeeper with E. Com-
niins & Co., dwl II Kearny
McCarthy William, longshoreman, dwl 6 Minna
McCarthy William, metalroofer with Coulin & Rob-
erts, dwl S s Howard bet Fremont and First
McCarthy William J., brassfinisher with W. T.
Garratt & Co., dwl 22 Garden
McCarthy — See McCarty
McCartney Amos, dwl 547 Mission
McCartney Francis, laborer, dwl 1111 Leavenworth
McCartney James, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
McCartney Silas, secondhand furniture, 221 Dupont
McCarrick John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery,
dwl W s Broderick nr Post
McCarty Alexander, (colored) whitener, SE cor
Fourth and Howard
McCarty Andrew7 J., lettercarrier S. F. Post Office,
dwi 1024 Stockton
McCarty Bartholomew, longshoreman, dwl Ns
Twentieth bet Guerrero and Valencia
McCarty Bartholomew, milkranch, dwl S s Web-
ster bet Clay and Washington
McCarty Brothers & Sisters, (JD. Samuel, Eugew,
Nellie and Lotto,) dancing academy, 139 Post
McCartv Charles, expresswagon, 101 Mission, dwl
338" Union
McCarty Charles, plasterer, dwl 811 Market
McCarty Con, painter, dwl 106 Natoma
McCarty Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 419 Tehama
flcCarty Cornelius, marblepolisher. dwl 444 Natoma
IcCarty Cornelius, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl 28
Garden
McCarty Daniel, deckhand steamer Louise
McCarty Daniel, deckhand steamer Chin-du-Wan
McCarty Daniel, laborer, dwl 435 First
McCarty Daniel, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
McCarty Daniel J., baker, dwl E s Valencia nr
Twenty-sixth
McCarty David, seaman brig Hesperian, foot Fre-
mont
McCartv Dennis, drayman with George Watson,
dwl 24 Scott Place
McCarty Dennis, coremaker Risdon Iron Works,
dwl Garden bet Seventh and Eighth
McCarty Dennis, drayman, dwl 112 Steuart
McCarty Dennis, laborer, dwl 451 Jessie
McCarty Dennis, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom, rear
McCarty Dennis, tailor with Purdy & Litchfield,
dwl 319 Vallejo
McCarty D. Samuel, (McCarty Brothers Sf Sisters)
dwl 838 Mission
McCarty Edmund, laborer, dwl N s* McAllister bet
Hyde and Leavenworth
McCarty Edward, rigger, dwl 253 Beale
McCarty E. P., brassmolder, dwl 710 Kearnv
McCartv Eugene, (McCarty Brothers Jp Sisters)
dwl 838 Mission
McCarty Eugene, boilermaker, dwl 53 Shipley
McCarty Eugene, shippainter U. S. S. S. California,
dwl 26 Howard
McCarty Felix, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co's steamer
Amador
McCarty Florence, groceries and liquors, 731 Bran
McCarty Henry, piiedriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co.
McCarty Hugh J., laborer, dwl 127 Shipley ...
McCarty James, dwl 424 Sausom
McCartv James, blacksmith with C. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl N s Broadway bet Montgomery and Kearny
McCartv James, deckhand steamer Alameda, Ala-
meda Ferry
McCarty James, glasscutter with Thomas O'Neil,
dwl 214 Sausom
McCarty James, laborer, dwl 16 Hunt
McCarty James, laborer, dwl 38 Jessie
McCarty James, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
McCarty James, piiedriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
437
McCarty Jeremiah, glassblower S. F. Glass Works,
dwl cor Berry and Fourth
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 218 Eighth
McCarty Jeremiah, hempworker S. F. Cordage
Factoiy, dwl S s Michigan nr Shasta
McCarty Jerry, hostler, 713 Commercial
McCarty John, clerk with E. P. Enrieht, dwl 226
Fifth
McCarty John, bricklayer, dwl 111 Perry
McCarty John, contractor, dwl 356 Eleventh
McCarty John, cook What Cheer House, dwl W s
Dolores nr Twenty-second
McCarty John, housemover, dwl S s Santa Clara nr
Vermont
McCarty John, laborer, dwl 1007 Myrtle Avenue
McCarty John, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 322
Eleventh
McCarty John, laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl NE cor Leavenworth and Broadway
McCarty John, marblepolisher with Larseneur &
Sheerin, dwl S s Elm Avenue nr Polk
McCarty John, molder, dwl 239 Minna
McCarty John, sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
dwl E s South Park Avenue
McCarty Justin, shoemaker, dwl S s Alley nr
Church
McCarty Luke, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McCarty Martin, blacksmith, dwl 622 Minna
McCarty Michael, butcher, dwl SE cor Dolores
and Sixteenth
McCarty Michael, butcher, dwl Fifth Avenue nr Q
McCarty Michael, currier, dwl E s Columbia nr
Nineteenth
McCarty Michael, stevedore with Page & Cowell
McCarty Michael, stonemason, dwl 33l Tehama
McCarty Michael, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl Co-
lumbia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
McCarty Patrick, butcher with M. Selig& Co,, dwl
First Avenue, South S. F.
McCarty Patrick, calker, dwl 520 Howard
McCarty Patrick, hempworker S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, dwl S s Sierra nr Michigan
McCarty Patrick, laborer, dwl 410 Folsom
McCarty Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 421 Fremont
McCarty Patrick, stonecutter with Larseneur &
Sheerin
McCarty Peter, carrier Morning Call, dwl W s Bry-
• ant Avenue bet Harrison and Bryant
McCarty Peter, clerk with Larseneur & Sheerin,
dwl S s Ellis bet Devisadero and Broderick
McCarty Redmond, laborer, dwl S s Ellis bet Devis-
adero and Broderick
McCarty Thonras, brassfinisher Union Brass Foun-
dry, dwl 29 Louisa
McCarty Thomas, helper Pioneer Iron Works
McCarty Thomas, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl
W s Devisadero bet Ellis and Eddy
McCarty Thomas, rigger, dwl 26 Howard
McCarty Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McCarty William, laborer with Thomas Braden,
dwl SW cor Pierce and Eddy
McCarty William, mason, dwl 5* Second Avenue
McCarty William, tinsmith, dwl 129 Folsom
McCaskell Hugh, blacksmith, dwl 166 Minna
McCaskie James, cook, dwl 4 Elizabeth
McCauley , (Welby 8f McC.J dwl 121 Welch
Mcilauley Charles, liquors, 425 Pacific
McCauley Cornelius W., gardener, dwl 711 Green-
wich
McCauley Edward, laborer, dwl 62 Firs;,
McCaule'v James, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
McCaule'v John, laborer, dwl 210 Washington
McCauley John, tinsmith with P. M. S. S. Co.
McCauley John F., policeman City Hall, dwl 163
Silver
McCauley Michael, teamster, dwl 113 William
McCaule'v Patrick, blacksmith with McAfee, Spiers
& Co., dwl 225 Eighth
McCauley Thomas, plasterer, dwl 232 Clem, rear
McCauley Timothy, carpenter, dwl 12 Sherwood
Place
McCaulleyJohn P., real estate, dwl 318 Pine
McCaulley William, (Fussed, McC. & Co.) dwl
501 Van Ness Avenue
McCauliffe Cornelius, fruit and vegetables, dwl 413
Jones
McCauliffe James, currier with Michael Riley, dwl
E s Valencia nr Seventeenth
McCausland A. H. R., carrier S. F. Post Office,
dwl 223 Kearny
McCauslin William, (Metzger & McC.J dwl Amer-
ican Exchange
McCave Owen, laborer, dwl 17Natoma
McCeney Julius C, attorney at law, office 60 Ex-
change Building, dwl 313 Stockton
McClane'Angus, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McClane John, plumber with E. T. Boyd, dwl 13
Ritch
McClain John, stovepolisher with Tay, Brooks &
Backus
McClain John, foreman with Pacific Rolling Mill
Co., dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
McClain Joseph, engineer, dwl 227 Eighth
McClain Peter, bousesmith with Calvin Nutting &
Son, dwl 1207 Sacramento
McClaren William, drayman with John A. Roy, dwl
San Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
McCleary Daniel O, (colored) bootblack, 636
Washington, dwl Varenne nr Union
McCleary Henry, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl
81 Stevenson
McCleary Hugh, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McCleary Robert, hackman, cor Stev and Third
McCleary Robert, (colored) saddler, dwl 1 426 Stock
McCleary Robert, stevedore, dwl 41 Stanley Place
McClearv Robert W., (colored; hairdresser, dwl
1503' Powell
McClees Thomas, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
McCTellan Annies B., (widow) dwl 2302 Harrison
McClellau David D., salesman with William H.
Mitchell, dwl 108 Virginia
McClellan Henry, (Charles G. Emery & Co.) dwl
Occidental Hotel
McClellan James, shipcarpeuter, dwl 548 Mission
McClellan John, brewer, dwl NE cor Lombard and
Mason
McClellan John, laborer with Smith, Brown & Co.,
dwl 526 Sixth
McClellan John, foreman S. F. Laundry Associa-
tion, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
McClellan John B., stevedore, dwl S s Alta bet
Montgomery and Sansom
McClelland George B., calker with Middlemas &
Boole
McCLELLAND JOHN A., secretary State Har-
boi Commissioners, 414 Montgomerv, dwl 233
O'Farrell
McClelland Robert, seaman, dwl NE cor Sansom and
Union
McClelland— See McClellan
McClennan Robert, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
McClintock Joseph S., butcher, dwl N s Twelfth
Avenue nr P, South S. F.
McClintock Samuel, salesman, dwl Park Hotel, Turk
McClintock Samuel, teamster, dwl 50 Steuart, rear
McClone Frank, upholsterer with Frank G. Ed-
wards
McClone James, porter, dwl N s Washington bet
Sansom and Batterv
McCloskey Charles, porter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl N s Brannan nr Second
McCloskev Eaver, fireman with Cutting & Co., dwl
13(H) Taylor
McCLOSKEY H. & CO., (Neal J. Kelly) groceries
and liquors, 1149 Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
438
AN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY,
McCloskey Hngh, ( II. McCloskey & Co.) dwl 1149
Folsom
McCloskey James, (J. P. Sweeney & Co. J dwl 167
Ellis *
McCloskey John, hamessmaker with Mam & Win-
chester, dwl 39 Folsom Avenue
McCloskey Johiij oiler with Goodwin & Co., dwl
1300 Taylor
McCloskey John, painter, dwl 87 Stevenson
McCloskev John E., horseshoer with Richard Crow-
ley, dwl 1302 Kearny
McCloskey Mary, (widow) lodgings, 81 Stevenson
McCloskey Matthew, insurance solicitor, dwl 042
Howard
McCloskey Patrick, cartman, dwl 1302 Kearny
McCloskey Patrick, horseshoer with Patrick Cum-
mings, dwl 14 Dora
McCloskev Peter, baker What, Cheer Restaurant.
dwl 1300 Taylor
McCloskev Philip, lather, dwl 33 Eausch
McCloskey Thomas, engineer S. P. R. R., dwl N s
Minna bet Eleventh and Lafayette
McCloskev Thomas, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl
606 Third
McCloskey— See McCluskey
MeCloud "Alexander, laborer with Whitney &
Freese
MeCloud Alexander, boilermaker P.M.S.S. Co., dwl
10 Fifth Avenue
MeCloud Daniel, carpenter, dwl 69 Natoma
McClond Frank, teamster, dwl 537 Howard
MeCloud John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl S s Harrison ur Fourth
MeCloud Robert, engineer, dwl 537 Howard
MeCloud Thomas, (colored) bootblack with A. I.
Koru, dwl 25 Stone
MeCloud Thomas, seaman, dwl NW cor Diumm and
Commercial
McCloughton Thomas, hostler, dwl 552 Natoma
McCloy Henry, laborer, dwl 81 Stevenson
McClune James, laborer with Robert H. Gibson,
dwl 254 Steuart
McCLURE A. T., physician, office and dwl 8
Kearny
McClnre Benjamin, submarine diver, dwl 10 Jack
McChire Eli,'conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 300
Fourl h
McClnre Joseph, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
1317 Pacific
McClnre Peuuel, (McCain, Flood & McC.Jdw] 125
Turk
McClnre William, chief engiueer with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 602 Second
McCluskey Albert, collector, dwl 231 Second
McCluskey Dennis, plasterer, dwl W s Stevenson
nr Twentieth
McCluskey Henry, engineer, dwl SE cor Lombard
and Kearny
McCluskey John, laborer, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
McCluskey John, laborer, dwl 23 Park Avenue
McCluskey John, painter with Noble & Gallagher,
dwl 815 Vallejo
McCluskey Joseph, butcher with Thomas Mclner-
ney, dwl 311 Broadway
McCluskey Michael, (O'Neill & McC.J dwl Dora
nr Harrison
McCluskey Thomas, foreman with Thomas Braden,
dwl SW cor Pierce and Eddy
McCluskey Thomas, miner, dwl E s Mission nr
Twentv-second
McColgan Daniel, clerk S. F. Gas Co., dwl 321 Te-
hama
McColgan Edmond, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 18
Minna
McColgan Kate F. Miss, teacher South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, dwl S b Ellis nr Scott
McColgan Michael, harness and saddlemaker, 512
Front, dwl S s Ellis bet Pierce and Scott
McColgan Nellie Miss, domestic Occidental Hotel
McColl John, shipcarpenter, dwl 34 Second
McCOLL WILLIAM, produce commission, NE cor
Davis and Market, res San Jose
McCollani Thomas W., Pacific Codfish Depot, 224
Sacramento, dwl 220 Eddy
McComb James, ginger Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
N s North Point nr Van Ness Avenue
McCOMB JOHN, editorial department Alta Cali-
fornia, dwl 611 Post
McCOMBE JOHN, collector and money broker,
office 502 Montgomery, dwl NW cor Twenty-
second and Treat Avenue
McConaghy Peter, real estate agent, dwl 912 Jack
McConaghy Theodore, upholsterer with Mitchell &
Bell, dwl 215 Kearny
McConeghy Timothy, driver with Thomas Ander-
son, dwl 4 Varenne Place
McConloe Edward, laborer with C. E. Haseltine
McConlogue John, apprentice Fulton Foundry
McConnell Daniel, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 39 Minna
McConnell Edward, laborer, dwl 106 Spear
McConnell Ellen', dressmaker, dwl 116 O'Farrell
McConnell Frank H., chronometer and watchmaker
with Charles Pace, dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Chattanooga
McConnell George E., U. S. Revenue Service, dwl
12 Hawthorne
McConnell Gibson, carpenter, dwl N s Buchanan
bet Taylor and Jones
McConnell H., dwl 424 Sansom
McConnell J., dwl 829 Folsom
McConnell Jacob, housemover, dwl Irving House
McConnell James, cutler with M. Price
McConnell James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
McConnell James, sailmaker with Harding &
Braun, 215 Front
McConnell John, laborer Eureka Foundry, dwl 16
Taylor
McConnell John, patternmaker, dwl 602 Howard
McConnell John B., drug clerk, dwl 759 Folsom
McConnell William, foreman patternmakers Fulton
Foundry, dwl 602 Howard
McConnell William B., harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, res Oakland
McConville Anthony, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 31
Frederick
McConville Bernard, molder Eureka Foundry, dv^l
560 Mission
McConville Patrick, coalpasser Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., dwl cor Folsom and Nineteenth
McCOPPIN FRANK, superintendent City Grading
Co., office 1 Court Block. 636 Ctey, dwl SW cor
Valencia and Seventeenth
McCoppin James, blacksmith with Toothaker &
Meyers, 116 Washington
McCord Alexander, foreman stables Citv R. R.
McCord Catherine, (widow) dwl 236 Ritch
McCord E. B. , coachdriver International Hotel
McCord Edward, clerk, dwl 236 Ritch
McCord James, foreman Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 1326 Bush
McCord John, machinist, dwl 1326 Bush
McCord Thomas, carpenter, dwl 314 Third
McCorkell E. T., (widow) dressmaker, 146 Second
McCormack Ann. (widow) dwl 3 McCormack
McCormack Cecilia, (widow) dwl NE cor Green-
wich and Fulton
McCormack Francis, housemover, dwl 71 Natoma
McCormack Frederick, teamster Golden Gate
Park
McCormack H. G., laborer S. P. R. R.
McCormack James Jr., driver with Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 15£ Tehama
McCormack John, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl cor Oak and Octavia
McCormack John, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
McCormack John L., porter with A. L.Bancroft &
Co., dwl 241 Minna
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAA.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
AN FRANCISCO []\I] DIRECTORY
439
McCormack Patrick, laborer, dwl W 8 Laskie bet
Market and Mission •
McCormack Thomas, teamster, dwl 222 Fifth
McCormack William, porter, dwl N s McAllister
nr Franklin
McCormick Alice, (widow) dwl 279 Stevenson
McCormick Catherine Miss, dwl 217 Tehama
McCormick C. & Co., soap manufacturers, 26 Zoe
McCormick Charles, (V. McCormick & Co.) dwl
26 Zoe
McCORMICK CHARLES major, surgeon U. S.
A., medical director Dept. Cal., 703 Market,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
McCormick Felix, wood and coal, 113 Shipley
McCormick Francis, horseehoer with Thomas Ford,
dwl 71 Natoma
McCormick George A., waiter Metropolitan Res-
taurant, dwl 1 Lick
McCormick Hugh, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Filbert and Taylor
McCormick Hugh, assayer, dwl W s Folsom bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McCormick James, attorney-at-law, dwl Prescott
House
McCormick James, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
McCormick James, contractor, dwl Twenty-sixth
Avenue bet A and B
McCormick James, engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
McCormick James, groceries, W s Dolores bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McCormick James, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-fifth nr
Homeste:id Avenue
McCormick James, teamster Black Diamond Coal
M. Co., bds 1 Lick
McCormick James K., wines and liquors, 800 Mar-
ket, dwl 749 Market
McCormick Jane, (widow) lodgings, 62 First
McCormick John, insurance agent, dwl N s Oregon
bet Front and Davis
McCormick John, machinist S. P. R. R., dwl 243
Pen y
McCormick John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
McCormick John, shoemaker with Charles Dono-
van, dwl cor Clinton and Brannan
McCormick John, teamster Black Diamond Coal
M. Co., dwl SE cor Folsom and Spear
McCormick John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 657
_ Mission
McCormick John, wireworker with J. M. Eckfeldt
& Co., dwl 444 Jessie
McCormick John W., local agent Hamburg Bremen
Insurance Co., 13 Merchant's Exchange
McCORMICK JOSEPH, attorney-at-law", office 29
and 30 Court Block, C36 Clay, dwl Prescott
House
McCormick Mary Miss, shoebinder, dwl .^49 Minna
McCormick Paget, solicitor with Madison & Burke,
dwl 1908 Stockton
McCormick Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
McCormick Patiick"H., insurance detective, dwl 914
Clay
McCormick Peter, laborer C. H., dwl 244 Clem
McCormick Thomas, carpenter, dwl 424 Shipley
McCormick William, barkeeper Russ House Billiard
Saloon, dwl 812 Folsom
McCormick William, porter with Root & Bailey
McCiinnick William H., (Leon JR. Myers & Co.)
dwl 108 Taylor
McCormick Wiiliam L., salesman, 111 Front, dwl
cor Sutter and Powell
McCorriston Hugh, housesmitb, dwl E s Larkin nr
Vallejo
McCottrell James, pictureframer with B. McQuil-
lan, dwl 225 Green
McCottrey Robert, engineer steamtug Water Witch,
dwl 225 Green
McCottry Thomas, safemaker with Charles Leavitt,
dwl* 868 Folsom
McCondrey Andrew, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 111 Harrison, rear
M%Court Alice Miss, dressmaker, dwl 242 Jessie
McCourt Hugh, waiter Batik Exchange, dwl 105
Montgomery Block
McCourt James, tailor, dwl 618 Lombard
McCourt Peter, helper Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 34
Natoma
McCourt Rosanna, dressmaker, dwl 242 Jessie
McCourtnev Ephraim J., policeman City Hall, dwl
621 California
McCown James, clerk, dwl 515 Hyde
McCoy Daniel, drayman, cor Tehama and Fremont
McCoy Edward, m'arbleworker with M. Heverin,
dwl 47 Clara
McCoy Henry, blacksmith, dwl 209 Clara
McCoy John,' laborer, dwl 233 First
McCoy John, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
McCov Michael, calker with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 23 Clara
McCoy Owen, laborer, dwl 63 Everett
McCov Owen J., calker with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 10 Hubbard
McCoy Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Octavia nr Bdwy
McCracken Arthur, stevedore, dwl 412 Vallejo
McCracken Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
McCracken Sarah, (widow) real estate, dwl X s
Filbert bet Montgomery and Sanson)
McCracken William, laborer with De Vries& Chase,
dwl Filbert nr Sansom
McCraith George, clerk with Mary McCraith, dwl
Bai tol nr Broadway
McCraith John, organbuilder, dwl NE cor Hyde
and Broadway
McCraith John, shoemaker, dwl 356 Jessie
McCraith Mary, (widow) groceries and liquors, NE
cor Front and Pacific, dwl Bartol nr Bdwy
McCraith Michael, hostler, dwl 16 William
McCraith Thomas, shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl 115 Vallejo
McCraken Orrin C, (B. B. Learn & Co.) dwl 829
Mission
McCrea George P., clerk with Joseph M. Wood,
» dwl SW cor Vallejo and Buchanan
McCrea H., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
' Point
McCrea John, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1 Bten
McCrea John, shipcarpeuter, dwl 103 First
McCrea Thomas, calker with P. M. S. S Co.
McCrea Thomas, shipwright with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl 501 Mission
McCready John, laborer, dwl 615 Commercial
McCready John, contractor and builder, dwl E s
Harrison bet Twenty second and Twenty-third
McCready Richard B., helper with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 258 Jessie
McCreadv Samuel, baker with California Cracker
Co., dwl 15 Hunt
McCreery Andrew, farmer, dwl S s Ash nr Fulton
McCreery David, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McCreerv's Building, cor Montgomery and Pine
McCRINDLE WILLIAM, mauager'Gkisgnw Iron
and Metal Importing Co., office 22 Fremont,
dwl 128 Perry
McCrink Peter, shipsmith with A. Muir & Co.,
dwl 153 Natoma
McCrossen William, waiter Lick House
McCrum Hugh, (J. M. Goewcy $• Co.) dwl 527
Post
McCrudden Ro6e, (widow) dwl 572 Minna
McCrvstal James, laborer, dwl 262 Steuart
McCndden John, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
McCue James S., real estate agent, 320 Montgo-
mery, res San Rafael
McCue John, laborer, dwl 213 Main
McCue John, laborer, dwl 939 £ Folsom
McCue John, seaman, dwl 115 Clark
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
440
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
MeCue Patrick, cook with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl N s
Brannan nr Second
McCue Patrick, laborer N. B. & M. R. R.. tfwl
Ml Clara
McCue Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
McCue Philip, rarnisher with Kimball Manufactur,-
ing Co.. dwl 827 Folsom. rear
M> Cue Theodore, printer, dwl 324 Jackson
McCue Thomas W., real estate agent, 3-20 Montgo-
mery, dwl 32Q Sixth
McCue— See M.Hugh
McCulloch A., blacksmith Golden State Iron Works,
dwl .r)68 .Mission
McCulloch John, professor music, dwl NE cor
Twenty-second and Shotwell
McCnllogh John Rev., chaplain St Mary's Hospital
McCullough James, blacksmith, dwl Irving House
McCullough James, cook St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl
628 California
McCullough James, hostler, dwl 906 Stockton
McCnllough John, cooper with Lyon & Co., dwl
622 Minna
McCullough John, laborer P. M.S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 26 DeBoom
McCullough John, lessee and manager California
Theater, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont,
dwl Occidental Hotel
McCullough John G., (McCullough & Boyd) dwl
Grand Hotel
McCullough Owen, laborer with Haste & Kirk, dwl
Flint Alley nr Vallejo
McCullough Patrick, helper Union Iron Works
McCullough Patrick, saloon keeper, dwl 12 Tehama
McCullough Peter, (Green & McCJ dwl 242
Seventh
McCullough Richard, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
McCullough Samuel, carpenter and builder, dwl E s
Capp bet Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth
McCullough Thomas T., druggist, dwl W s Capp nr
Ninteenth
McCullough William, seaman ship Revere, pier 9
Steuart
McCullough William, watchman N. P. Trans. Co.'s
S. S. Idaho
MCCULLOUGH & BOYD, (John G. McCullough
ami James T. Boyd) attorneys at law, office
NW cor Kearny and Commercial
McCullum Hugh, "carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McCullum Joseph, machinist, dwl 516 Montgomery
McCullum William, miller, dwl 617 Mission
McCully John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
McCully John, laborer Eureka Foundry, dwl 30
Natoma
McCully John, liquor saloon, 122 Second, dwl 9 15
Howard
McCully Thomas J., cooper S. F. and P. Sugar
Refinery
MeCumher Ella Miss, dressmaker White House,
dwl 662 Howard
McCumber Joseph, laborer, dwl 60 Clem, rear
McCumiskey Bridget, (widow) dwl 451 Jessie
McCumisky Ellen Miss, binder U. W. M. Hoot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 468 Jessie
McCumisky James, bootmaker U.W.M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 468 Jessie
McCune Henry, hackman, Plaza
McCune James, porter, 335 Pine
McCUNE .TAMES N., commission merchant, and
agent Central Flour Mill and Petaluma aud Star
Line Packets, 117 Clay, dwl 208 Ellis
McCune John, sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
215 Front
McCune John B., shoemaker, dwl 34 Hnyes
McCune Terence, marblepolisher, dwl 509 Davie
McCurdy James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
McCurdy John B., saw ver with Hobbe, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 42 First
McCurdy John J., laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
Sixth fer Mission
McCurdy Samuel, cook Brooklyn Hotel
McCurdy Samuel, medical student with Charles
Rowell, dwl 426 Kearny
McCurrie Charles, clerk with M. Gray, dwl 1010
Stockton
McCurrie John P., secretary and collector British
Benevolent Society, office 730 Montgomery, dwl
1419 Pacific
McCnrry James, laborer Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwf 125 Main
McCurry Robert, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
McCurry Stephen^ foundrymau, dwl 589 Market
McCurson Daniel, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steuart
McCUSKER C. E. & CO., (John Byckman) gro-
ceries, 846 Market
McCusker Charles, clerk with C. E. McCusker &
Co., dwl 212 Ellis
McCusker Cornelius E., (C. E. McCusker <$• Co.)
dwl 212 Ellis
McCusker John, varnisher wuh L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 737 Brannan
McCusker O., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
McCusker Owen, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl
b06 Brannan
McCuttry Herman, helper Pioneer Iron Works,
dwl cor Fifth and Folsom
McDade Edward, engineer with Edward Kennedy,
dwl 416 Seventh
McDade Edward, sugarboiler, dwl 1150 Folsom
McDade James, sugarboiler, dwl 1 128 Folsom
McDade John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 1150
Folsom
Mi-Daniel James, compositor Enterprise, dwl 18
First
McDaniel James, (Hughes, McD. & Edson) dwl
NE cor Twenty-fourth aud Chattanooga
McDaniel J. J., printer, dwl Berry House
McDavitt John, bookkeeper with Bigley Brothers,
dwl 73 Shipley
McDermott Alice, (widow) dwl 18 Ridley
McDermott Andrew, expresswagon, cor Pacific and
Stockton, dwl E s Larkin bet Union andFilbert
McDermott Ann, (widow) seamstress, dwl 660 How
McDermott Bernard, hostler, dwl 648 .Mission
McDermott Bernard, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
McDermott Bernard, market, 1405 Bush
McDermott Bernard, shoemaker, dwl Montgomery
House
McDermott Bernard, waiter Lick House
McDermott Charles, blacksmith Pacific Rolling
Mill, dwl Potrero Point
McDermott Dennis.assistant-engineer P.M.S.S. Co.
McDermott Dennis, seaman, dwl 219 Folsom
McDermott Edward, jackspinuer Pioneer Woolen
Mills
McDermott Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl
220 Ritch
McDermott Edward, laborer, dwl Railroad Avenue
nr Fourteenth Avenue •
McDermott Edward, painter, dwl 41 Minna
MrDermott Frank, printer, dwl 524 Sixth
McDermott James, bricklayer, dwl 13 Bitch, rear
McDermott James, bricklayer, dwl 126J Page
McDermott James, helper machineshop P.M.S.S. Co.
McDermott James, hostler, dwl 648 Mission
McDermott James, laborer S.F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl E s Eighth bet Folsom ami Harrison
McDermott James, tanner, dwl E s Columbia nr
Twenty-fourth
McDermott James T., gilder with S. & G. Gump,
dwl 166 Tehama
McDermott John, bricklayer, dwl 861 Fo'.som
McDermott John, fireman," dwl 129 Folsom
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & QD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAA.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [ ]\j[ " DIRECTORY
441
McDermott John, fireman S.F.Gas Co.,bd8 29 First
McDermott John, laborer S.F.Gas Co., dwl 29 First
McDermott John, laborer with W. Griffitb,dwl 741v
Braunan
McDermott John, laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 449 Jessie
McDermott John, molder Risdon Iron Works, dwl
33 Minna
McDermott John, spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
McDermott John, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
McDermott John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
McDermott John, waiter Russ House
McDermott John P., policeman City Hall, dwl 69
Jessie
McDermott Martin, finisher Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl NE cor Francisco and Larkin
McDermott Michael, calker Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 450 Jessie
McDermott Michael, chop house, 703 Howard, dwl
764 1 Howard
McDermott Michael, milkranch, N 8 Clipper nr
Douglas
McDermott Michael, tailor with* Michael Short, dwl
1 Lincoln Place
McDermott Morton, clothfinisher Pioneer Woolen
Factory, dwl Larkin nr Van Ness Av
McDermott Neill, teamster with S.B.Whipple, dwl
15 Minna
McDermott Patrick, dwl 1112 Kearny
McDermott Patrick, conductor, dwl 829 Folsom
McDermott Patrick, hostler Omnibus R.R., dwl 53
Shipley, rear
McDermott Patrick, laborer with DeVries & Chase,
dwl 115 Vallejo
McDermott Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet
Montgomery and Sansom
McDermott Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Folsom bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
McDermott Patrick, laborer Point Lobos Road, dwl
N s Point Lobos Road
McDermott Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 227 Second
McDermott Patrick, watchman N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 49 Bitch
McDermott Peter, driver CityR. R.
McDermott Robert, carrier Evening Post, dwl 1326
Stockton
McDermott Robert, expresswagon, dwl S s Francis-
co nr Mason
McDermott Robert, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
McDermott Thomas, expresswagon, NE cor Du-
pont and Washington, dwl NW cor Filbert
and Jones
McDermott Thomas, gasfitter S.F.& P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 311 Eighth
McDermott Thomas, hostler Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl SW cor Market and Fourth
McDermott Thomas, laborer, dwl 26 Turk
McDermott Thomas, painter with Wasou & Morris,
dwl 41 Minna
McDermott Thomas G., conductor N. B.& M. R.R.,
• dwl 419 Clementina
McDermott William, boatman P. M. S. S. Co.'s
Wharf
McDermott William, bottler, S s Howard bet
Eighth and Ninth, dwl 737 Tehama
McDermott William, clerk S. F. Gas Co., dwl 744
Howard
McDermott William, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
McDermott William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co.,
dwl 744 Howard
McDermott William, hackdriver, dwl 15 Minna
McDevitt Charles, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
McDevitt Cornelius, laborer, dwl 340 Bitch
McDevitt Edward, clerk with James C. CollinB,
dwl Bernard bet Jones and Leavenworth
McDevitt Edward, laborer with James Devitt, dwl
321 Vallejo, rear
McDevitt Frank, barkeeper, 226 Montgomery, dwl
323 Kearnv
McDevitt James, bakerv, 152 First
McDevitt James, baker, 108 Sixth
McDevitt James, contractor, dwl W s Sansome nr
Vallejo
McDevitt James, drayman, office with John Rosen-
feld, dwl SW cor Broadway and Vallejo
McDevitt James, laborer, dwl ti.">f> Mission
McDevitt James, moroccodresser, dwl 733 Bran nan
McDevitt John, hackman, Plaza, dwl 21 Sievenson
McDevitt John, laborer, dwl L018 Mont, rear
McDevitt John, mate bark Fremont, pier 17 Steu
McDevitt Margaret, (widow) dwl Shipley nr Fifth
McDevitt Marv, bakerv, NW cor Tehama and
Eighth
McDevitt Michael, laborer with Superintendent
Public Streets, dwl 106 Freelon
McDevitt Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haeel-
tine, dwl E s Obio bet Vallejo anil Broadway
McDevitt Patrick, tanner with J. W. Davidson &
Co., dwl SW cor Brannan and Branuan Place
McDevitt Peter, driver with M.issey & Yung, dwl
121 Prospect Place
McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith with J. W. Farren,
dwl 7 Tehama
McDevitt Sophia F., (widow) dressmaker, NW cor
Sacramento and Larkin
McDevitt William, driver with Massey & Yung,
dwl N s Bush nr Stockton
McDonald A. F., dwl 1032 Market
McDonald Albert, teamster, dwl 711 O'Farrell
McDonald Albert R., stairbuilder with Benjamin H.
Freeman, dwl 1316 Pine, rear
McDonald Alexander, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McDonald Alexander, harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 509 Bush
McDonald Alexander, laborer with Whitney &
Freese, dwl 313 Main
McDonald Alexander, shipwright. dwl 446 Brannan
McDonald Alexander D., (BrMan, Holbrook <&
Co.) dwl 338 Eddy
McDonald Andrew J., housemover, dwl 1019 .Miss
McDonald Andrew R., shoemaker, dwl !4o' fen una
McDonald Archibald, carder Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl NE cor Bay and Hyde
McDonald Benjamin L., foreman California Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 504 Third
McDonald Bernard, machinist Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 553 Mission
McDonald Bridget, (widow) dwl 20 Howard Court
McDonald Bridget, (widow) boarding, W s rolsom
bet Fifteenth and. Sixteenth
McDonald Charles E. S., real estate, office and dwl
113 Leidesdorff
McDonald Daniel, painter, dwl 234 Minna
McDonald Daniel, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McDonald Dewitt L., real estate and commissioner
Montgomery Street South, office 415 Montgom-
ery, dwl 732 Sutter
McDonald Donald, bookkeeper, 208 Battery, dwl
713 Push
McDonald Donald, bricklayer, dwl W s Chatta-
nooga bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McDonald Donald B., spooler Pioneer Woolen
Mills
McDonald Douglas, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McDonald Dugall, carpenter with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl 413 Brannan
McDonald Duncan, foreman with Whitney &
Freese, dwl E s Cheuery nr Thirtieth
McDonald Edward, junkdealer, dwl 21 Jansen
McDonald Edward, longshoreman, dwl 1133 Folsom
McDonald Frank, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
McDonald George, money broker, 344 Montgomery,
dwl W s San Jose Avenue nr Twenty-fifth
McDonald George, salesman, pier 5 Steuart, dwl
925 Minna
McDonald Henry, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point "
JOHE3, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
442
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
MCDONALD J. & R., liquor saloon, SW cor
Markel Ad Sixth
McDobald James, bookbinder with A.L.Bancroft
,V Co., < I \v 1 cor Hyde and O'Farrell
McDonald James, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McDonald .lames, fireman with P. M. s. S. Co.
McDonald James, hostler, dwl 145 Shipley
McDonald James, laborer, dwl 19 Harlan Place
McDonald James, machinist, dwl 115 Second
McDonald James. seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
McDonald James, seaman, dwl 123 Sixth
McDonald James, seaman 8teamer«Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
McDonald .lames, shipwright, dwl 446 Brannan
McDonald James, waiter City and County Hospital
McDonald James, watchman Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl St. Mary Place bet'Cal and Pine
McDonald James M. Capt., capitalist, dwl 2111
denies
McDonald Jasper, broker, dwl 417 Montgomery
McDonald Jeremiah, laborer with A. O. Cook, dwl
214 Broadway
McDonald John, (J. & R. McDonald) dwl SW cor
Market and Sixth
McDonald John, blacksmith, dwl 533 Commercial
McDonald John, carpenter witli Hancock & Kelso
McDonald John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McDonald John, carpenter St. Mary Hospital
McDonald John, driver City R. R., dwl 94 Fif-
teenth
McDonald John, fireman steamer Donald, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
McDonald John, hostler with Nathan P. Hopkins,
dwl N s Castro bet Fifteenth and Henry
McDonald John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl E s Gilbert bet Bryant and Brannan
McDonald John, machinist with Dunn, Campbell &
Co., dwl 50 Natoma
McDonald John, miner, dwl 710Kearuy
McDonald John, painter, dwl 21 Sixth
McDonald John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
McDonald John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McDonald John, seaman, dwl W s Drumm bet
Jackson and Oregon
McDonald John, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl
1021 Market
McDonald John, steward, dwl 705 Front
McDonald John C. carpenter, dwl 349 Fourth
McDonald John C, laborer S.F. & P.Sugar Refinery,
dwl 191 Gilbert
McDonald John O, shipcarpenter, dwl 927 Folsom
McDonald John F., (Brown 8? McD.) dwl 416
Minna
McDonald John H., shipcarpenter, dwl 110
Freelon
McDonald John J., patternmaker with Tay, Brooks
& Backus, res Alvarado
McDonald John M., carpenter with Middlemas &
Boole
McDonald John W.. boxmaker with Prescott Bros,
dwl SE cor Minna and Sixth
McDonald Maggie, butler Pioneer Woolen Mills
McDonald Margaret Mrs., boarding, 34 Natoma
McDONALD MARION J., president Overman
Silver M. Co., office 402 Montgomery, res Gold
Hill, New
McDONALD MARK L., stock and exchange
broker, office 404 Montgomery, dwl 524 Post
McDonald Martin, cook, dwl 111 Jessie
McDonald Mary Miss, dwl SE cor Howard and
Harriet
McDonald Mary T., (widow) dwl N s Jackson bet
Webster and Fillmore
McDonald Matthew, hostler, dwl 7 Everett
McDonald Michael, blacksmith, dwl 535 First
McDonald Michael, carpenter, dwl NE cor Twenty-
second and Mission
McDonald Michael, cook with Flyuu & Co., dwl
27 Clara *
McDonald Michael, drayman, cor East and Com-
mercial, dwl 26 Dora
McDonald Michael, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
McDonald Michael, laborer, dwl 20 Howard Conrt
McDONALD MICHAEL, proprietor New Atlan-
tic. Hotel, 210 and 212 Pacific
McDonald Michael, tanner with C. O'Donuell, dwl
11 Geneva
McDonald Michael, watchman with George W.
Drake, dwl N s Com bet Mont and Kearny
McDonald Michael J., porter with Blake. Bobbins
& Co., dwl Bay nr Leavenworth
McDonald Nancy, (widow) dwl 16 Willow Avenue
McDonald P. A.', drayman, dwl 42 Natoma
McDonald Patrick, hostler with W. S. Lambert,
dwl 911 Harrison
McDonald Patrick, laborer, dwl 408^ Shipley
McDonald Patrick, lather, dwl S s Fulton nr Van
Ness Avenue
McDonald Patrick, woodturner Beale St. Planing
Mill, dwl 51 Stevenson
McDonald Peter, laborer, dwl Eighth Avenue nr
L, South S. F*
McDonald Peter S., mate schooner Greyhound, dwl
27 Market
McDonald Philip, seaman, dwl 219 Folsom
McDONALD R. H. & CO., O. H. Bogart, agent,
office 206 Davis
McDonald Richard, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
McDonald Robert, porter Bank Exchange, dwl 427
Powell
McDonald Ronald, brickmason Fort Point
McDonald Ronald, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McDonald Ronald, (J. & B. McDonald J dwl SW
cor Market and Sixth
McDonald Rose, (widow) dwl 663 Minna
McDonald Sarah, (widow) dwl 505 Seventh
McDonald Scott, clerk, dwl 325| Bush
McDonald Thomas, driver N. B. & M. R. R.,dwl
222 Tehama, rear
McDonald Thomas, laborer Empire Foundry, dwl
703 O'Farrell
McDonald Thomas, teamster S. F. Gas Co., dwl 34
Minna
McDonald Thomas A., (McDonald & GavanJ dwl
515 Tehama
McDonald Thomas G., driver N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 419 Clementina
McDonald Thomas EL, pressman with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl 11 Geneva
McDonald Timothy, expresswagon, junction Market
and Sacramento, dwl S s Sutter nr Webster
McDonald Timothy, laborer, dwl N s Union bet
Hyde and Larkiu
McDonald Timothy, moroccodresser with C.O'Don-
nell,dwl 11 Geneva
McDonald William, dwl 5 Bernard •
McDonald William, blacksmith, dwl 574 Bryant
McDonald William, gasfitter, dwl cor Bernard and
Taylor
McDonald William, laborer, dwl 276 Jessie
McDonald William, (colored) porter, 321 California,
dwl 11 Tay
McDonald William, porter with Richards & Harri-
son, dwl 10 Allen
McDonald William, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
McDonald 'William H., driver with Bowen Bros,
dwl 1228 Pine
McDONALD & GAVAN, (Thomas A. McDonald
and M. J. Gavan) dry goods. 208 Third
McDonald— See MacDoua'ld
McDonell John A., safemaker with John R. Sims,
5 8 Oregon nr Front
McDonnell James, clerk, 116 Sanson), dwl 7 Rausch
McDonnell James, shoecutter with S. W.lvosenstock
6 Co., dwl 4 Kansas
McDonnell James J., druggist with B. Lefevre &
Co., SE cor Dupont and Washington
McDonnell Jeremiah, teamster, dwl 521 Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
443
McDonnell John, clerk, dwl American Exchange
McDonnell John, compositor with Benjamin F.
Sterett, dwl 615 Larkin
McDonnell John, teamster with Whitney & Freese
McDonnell Patrick, clerk with Edmund Scott, dwl
302 Montgomery
McDonnell Patrick, lahorer with Thomas Connolly,
dwl 1413Dupont
McDonnell Patrick, sailmaker with John Guilford,
dwl 436 Broadway
McDonnell Samuel, shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 27 ± Fourth
McDonnell Samuel A., clerk, 330 Mont, dwl 357 Min
McDonnell Thomas, drayman, dwl 34 Minna
McDounell Thomas, laborer, dwl Sansom nr Alta
McDonnell Thomas, laborer, dwl NE cor Pacific and
Sansom
McDonnell Thomas, solicitor Broadway Hotel
McDonnell Thomas K., civil engineer, dwl 21(1 Pac
McDonogh James, fruit and produce, 212 Washing-
ton, dwl S s Precita Av nr San Bruno Road
McDonohugh E., driver Omnibus R. R.
McDonough A. N.. captain Colorado Steam Nav.
Co.'s steamer Newbern, office lil 8 Front
McDonough Edward, tailor with N. Sweenev, dwl
106 Tehama
McDonough Festus, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Heeh't, dwl 509 Davis
McDonough James, drayman, dwl 312 Leavenworth
McDonough John, assayer, dwl 308 Mason
McDonough John, clerk with Bray & Co., dwl
1006| Natoma
McDonough John, laborer with John Fay, dwl S s
Greenwich bet Montgomery and Sansom
McDonough Joseph, wood and coal, 110 and 112
Leavenworth, dwl 114 Fell
McDonough Lawrence, waiter Rnss House
McDonough Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 20£
Harriet
McDonough Matthew, deckhand, dwl 23 Vallejo
McDonough Matthew, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
McDonough Matthew T., messenger, 28 Montgom-
ery, dwl 43 Boston Place
McDonough Patrick, laborer with John Fay, dwl S
s Greenwich bet Montgomery and Sansom
McDonough Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl N s
Filbert nr Webster
McDonough Richard, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
McDonough Richard, cartman with W. McDer-
mott, dwl 163 Silver, rear
McDonough Richard, laborer, dwl 431 Fremont
McDonough Robert G. B., salesman, 32 Sansom,
dwl W s Eddy bet Mason and Taylor
McDonough Thomas, barkeeper, 213 Montgomery,
dwl 807 Mason
McDonough Thomas, gardener, d\fl Boston Place
nr First •
McDougal Charles J., commander U. S. Navy, office
U. S. Naval Rendezvous Government House,
res Oakland
McDougal Francis, presser, Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Mission
McDougal Hugh, seaman schooner Page, Hath-
away's wharf
McDongiil James, mining stocks, dwl 609 Sutter
McDougal] Barnett, (McDougall $• Marquis) dwl
SW cor Devisadero and Fulton
McDougall B. P., packer Mission and Pacific Wool-
en Mills
McDougall Charles, dwl 313 Fifth
McDougall Hannah, (widow) dwl 313 Fifth
McDougall J. C, drayman with John A. Roy, dwl
San Bruno Road'nr Thirtieth
McDougall John, housepaniter, dwl 509 Stevenson
McDougall John E., marbleworker with John
Daniel & Co., dwl 27 Freelon
McDougall Mathew, special policeman, dwl 555
Howard
McDougall Robert, detective, dwl 410 Kearny
McDougall Theodore, bagrnaker with Bardwell &.
Co., dwl 313 Fifth
McDougall Thomas, carrier S. F. Glass Works, dwl
27 Freelon
McDougall & Marquis, (Barnett McDougall and
John Marquis) architects, 328 Montgomery
McDow George, laborer, dwl 13 Hart in an
McDowell A., student Heald's Business College, dwl
721 California
McDowell George, (colored) bootblacking, 20 Post
McDowell Lizzie C. Mrs., saleswoman with Wilcox
6 Gibhs S. M. Co., dwl 153| Second
McDowell Samuel, foreman stuir No. 4, S. P. P.
D., dwl 153± Second
McDOWELL WILLIAM, showcard writer, 7
Geary, dwl 24^! Jessie
McDriscoll James, laborer with Whitney <fc Freese
McDuff Martin, laborer Uniou Iron Works, dwl 24
Jessie
McEachran Benjamin D. St. C, pictureframemaker,
437 Brannan, dwl 5^ Willow
McEIheran Charles W., clerk, 320 Montgomery, dwl
SW cor Fourth and Welch
McEIheran William D., blacksmith with Eugene
James, dwl SW cor Fourth and Welch
McElhinny John J., attorney at law, office 502
Montgomery, dwl NW cor Larkin and Vallejo
McElligott James, laborer, dwl 260 Clementina
McElligott Maurice, plumber's and roofer's black-
smith, 118 Pacific, dwf21 Ohio
McEllory James, waterman, dwl 516 Howard, rear
McElrath John, drayman with Carroll, Bratnard &
Co., dwl 1330 Jackson
McElrath John E., (McElrath & Osment) dwl 534
Bush
McELRATH & OSMENT, (John E. McElrath
and Thomas M. Osment) attorneys-at-law, office
715 Clay
McElroy A. J., carriage maker with Eugene James,
dwl 431 Pine
McElroy Bernard, clerk with James Coughlan, dwl
7 Sherwood Place
McElroy Emma Miss, teacher Broadway Primary
School
McElroy George, laborer, dwl 314 Beale
McElroy Harriet, (widow) dwl SE cor Gough and
Union
McElroy Hugh, hostler, dwl 343 Third
McElroy James, laborer, dwl 409 Folsom, rear
McElroy John, expresswagou, SW cor First and
.Mission
McElroy John, inspector Custom House, dwl Ports-
mouth House
McElroy John, laborer, dwl 3 Perry
McElroy John, teamster, dwl 11 Natoma
McElroy John, waiter, dwl 275 Minna
McElroy J. W.. carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
McElroy Kate, tailoress, dwl 275 Minna
McElroy Marv Miss, shoetitter with D. W. Emer-
son & Co.', dwl 409 Folsom
McElroy Marv, tailoress, dwl 275 Minna
McElroy Matthew, boarding, 17 Vallejo, dwl SW
cor Pacific and Front
McElroy Matthew, (McElroy $■ Sherlock) dwl 7
Broadway
McEiroy Michael, clerk, dwl 7 Sherwood Place
McElroy Michael, laborer, dwl 54 First
McElroy Oscar, drayman with Timothy F. Scott,
dwl 23 Minna
McElroy Robert, agent James Phelan, 305 Mont-
gomery, dwl 917 Howard
McElroy Sarah, (widow) dwl 275 Minna
McElroy Thomas, forwarder with A. L. Bancroft
& Co., dwl Golden Gate Hotel
McElroy Timothy, machinist, dwl Herrv House
McElroy & Sherlock, (Matthew McElroy ami Hugh
Sherlock) proprietors Mariners' House, 7 Bdwy
McElvey George, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrant
444
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
dwl
McElvoy James, hootfitter U. W. M. Boot & Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
McELWAIN JAMES, stockbroker, office 106
Leidesdorff, dwl :J2^ Sutter
McElwee John V., (McElwee & Stringer) dwl
NW cot Turk and Leavenworth
McElwee & Stringer, (J. V. McElwee and W. J.
Stringer) furniture and carpets, 7.51 Market
McEneny Edward, engineer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
807 Harrison
McEnerny John, broommaker, dwl 78 Everett
McEnerny Thomas, (Glark & McE.) dwl 3 Eddy
Place
McEnhill John, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 15
Harrison Avenue
McEnroe Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
609 Grove
McEutee Eugene, shoemaker, dwl 14 Sherwood
Place
McEutee James, Machinist Minm Iron Works, dwl
139 Minna
McEutee John, bagsewer with Reynolds & Ford,
dwl N s Jessie nr Third
McEutee John, sexton St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl
014 Bush
McEutee Owen, shoemaker, 302 Third
McEntire Charles, dwl 424 Sanson]
McEvil Peter, tailor with James Heffernan
SYV cor Fourth and Folsom
McEvoy David, hostlerfdvvl 418 Post
McEvoy Frank, laborer, dwl 1188 Harrison
McEvoy James, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
McEvoy James, metalroofer with H. G. Fiske, dwl
315 Bryant
McEvoy James, ritrger and stevedore, dwl N s
Union bet Montgomery and Calhoun
McEvoy Joseph, porkpacker, dwl W s Decatur nr
Bryant
McEvoy Maggie, dressmaker, dwl 110 Fourth
McEvoy Margaret, (widow) fruits, W s Battery bet
Green and Vallejo
McEvoy Michael, laborer, dwl 322 Broadway
McEvoy Peter, fireman steamer Chin du Wan
McEvoy Peter, mattressmaker with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 435 Pine
McEwau David, clerk witli R, G. Dun &, Co.,
dwl 925 Washington, rear
McEwen Arthur B. , clerk, dwl 135 Tehama
McEwen Arthur B., editoi The West, office 409
Washington, dwl NW cor Jackson and Powell
McEwen Daniel, carpenter, dwl 728 Market
McEwen Emma Miss, teacher Union Primary
School, dwl 835 California
McEwen Helen, (widow) dwl 764 Folsom
McEwen Henry, carpenter, dwl 362 Jessie
McEwen James, (Bay City Soda Co.) dwl NE cor
Valencia and Howard
McEwen John A., sodabottler, dwl 15 Second
McEwen Julia, (widow) dwl 835 California
McEwen Thomas, dwl S s Cortland Avenue bet
San Jose and San Bruno Roads
McEwen William, dairyman, dwl W s San Jose
Road bet St. Mary's College and Five-Mile
House
McFadden Charles, bookkeeper with P. A Pini-
., g^'V dwl Eighteenth nr Guerrero
Mcladden Edward, contractor, dwl N s Minna bet
Eleventh and Lafayette
McFadden Hannah, (widow) dwl S s Jackson bet
"l'imim and Davis
McFadden Henry, seaman, dwl 14 Clay
McFadden James, cook Sixth Street" Restaurant,
dwl 330 Tehama
McFadden James, laborer with W. W. Walmsley,
dwl 520 Turk J
McFadden James, upholsterer with Goodwin &.
Co., dwl 271 Stevenson
McFadden John, laborer with Haste & Kirk, dwl
J 91 4 I ay lor
McFadden Kate F. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley
Grammar School, dwl 520 Turk
McFadden Mary, (widow) dwl NW cor Guerrerc
and Eighteenth
McFadden Patrick, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 520 Turk
McFadden Patrick C, lumberman with A. M. Simp-
son, dwl 520 Turk
McFadden Thomas, teamster, dwl Es Devisadero
bet Geary and O'Farrell
McFadden's Block, SW cor New Montgomery and
Market
McFadder Frank, farmer, dwl 41 4 Pacific
McFADDIN EDWARD, secretary El Dorado
Mining Co., office 402 Montgomery, dwl NE
cor Ellis and Franklin
McFall John, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 415 Powell, rear
McFall Michael, carman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine
McFarlan Andrew, cigars and tobacco, 635 Pacific
McFarland Ann Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 101 6 Stock
McFarland Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 13 Hubbard
McFarland A. R., conductor Cent. R. R., dwl 421
Sixth
McFarland Bridget, (widow) dwl b Downey
McFarland C. Mrs., proprietress St. James House,
906 Market
McFarland Charles, carre*pairer Cal. P. R. R., dwl
74 Tehama
McFarland Charles, harnessmaker with Stone &
Hay den, dwl 304 Beale
McFarland Edward, bookkeeper with Everett &
Co., dwl 534 Bush
McFarland H. D., dwl What Cheer House
McFarland James, broker, dwl 205 Sansom
McFarland Owen, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
1119 Folsom
McFarland Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co.
McFarland Rosie, furnished rooms, 142| Fourth
McFarrell Bernard, laborer with S. F. Laundry
Association.dwl S s Birch nr Buchanan
McFarren Isaac, real estate, dwl 137 Montgomery
McFaul James, teamster with David L. Farns-
worth, dwl 22 Turk
McFee Ann Maria, (colored) furnished rooms, 6 St.
Charles Place
McFeeley Michael, painter, dwl 271 Minna
McFeely Bernard, laborer with M. Shawl & Co.,
dwl 308 Folsom, rear
McGaghran Thomas, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
McGahey John, laborer, dwl 421 Folsom
McGaun Arthur, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
McGann John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
dwl Ws Okio bet Vallejo and Broadway
McGann Malachi, drygoods dealer, dwl 2 Delaware
Court
McGann Nathaniel, cook International Hotel, dwl
10 Hardie Place
McGann Rosa, f widow) dwl 108 Hickory
McGaun Thomas, laborer, dwl 442 Brannan
McGarry Hugh, helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co.
McGarry Michael, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McGarry Stephen W., cooper with Flint, Peabody &
Co.
McGarry Thomas, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
McGary Henry, tailor, dwl 13 Belden
McGary J. John, carpenter, dwl 365 Jessie
McGary Michael, drayman, cor Davis and Com-
mercial, dwl Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
McGarvey Catherine, (widow)dwl 523 Minna
McGattigan Edward, hostler, dwl 322 Seventh
McGautfhey Francis, porter with Breeze & Lough-
ran, dwl 5 Vernon Place
McGauhey James O., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McGauley Julia F., teacher, dwl 627 O'Farrell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents J^pTsonTsTeel, Co^Bus*. and Market!
ei C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [M DIRECTORY.
445
McGauley William, blacksmith, dwl Ns McAllister
bet Hyde and Leavenworth, rear
McGeachy Augustus, (colored) bootmaker with
William Day, dwl Es Virginia Place bet Pacific
and Broadway
McGeary Bridget, laundress with S. F. Laundry
Ass'n, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
McGeary E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 522 Howard
McGeary Robert, longshoreman, dwl Ss Union bet
Sansom and Battery
McGee Adam, reporter Golden Era, dwl N s Fran-
cisco bet Jones and Taylor
McGee Catherine, (widow) nurse, dwl 673 How
McGee Edward, hostler, dwl 2 Clementina
McGee Francis, porter, 102 Battery, dwl 250J
Clary
McGee Hugh, laborer S. F.& P.Sugar Refinery, dwl
Dora bet Harrison and Bryant
McGee Jane Miss, dwl 511 Octavia
McGee John, expresswagon, cor Market and Third
McGee John, finisher with Kimball Manufacturing
Co., dwl 115 Geary
McGee John J., extraman Hook and Ladder Co.
No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl N s O'Farrell rir Du-
pont
McGee Kate, furnished rooms, 2 St. Charles Place
McGee Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1014 Jack
McGee Patrick, shoemaker with U. W.M.Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
McGee Robert, driver, dwl 209 Eighth, rear
McGee Roger, dwl 622J Lombard
McGee Rosanna Mrs., dwl 4^ Langton
McGee Thomas, helper Pioneer Iron Works, dwl
224 Beale
McGee Thomas J., clerk, dwl 214 Ritch, rear
McGeehan Hugh, fireman stmr Saiinas,Washiugton
St. Wharf
McGeeney Bridget, (widow) dwl 1415 Jackson,
rear
McGeogh Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 23 Na-
toma
McGeoghegau John T., receiving teller with Dono-
hoe, Kelly <fe Co., dwl N s Seventeenth bet Do-
lores and Guerrero
McGeouifh James, stonecutter, dwl E s Sansom bet
Vallejo and Broadway
MeGerty Michael, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
McGettigan Edward, hostler N. B. & M.R.R., dwl
322 Seventh
McGibben William, salesman, 616 Kearny
McGibbon Archibald/ Gibson & Go.JAvfl 32 Tehama
McGibney Michael, laborer, dwl 313 Main
McGiffiu James, cabinetmaker wTith William J.
Heney & Co., dwl 451 Jessie
McGiffin Joseph, solicitor What Cheer House, dwl
622 McAllister
McGill Benjamin T., machinehand Enterprise Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 126 Eighth
McGill Henry ML, porter Hibernia Bank, dwl N s
Dorlaud bet Church and Sanchez
McGill Howard, sash maker Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 126 Eighth
McGill James, bricklayer, dwl 452 Minna
McGill James, with H. N. Cook, dwl 470 Tehama
McGill Joseph, (D. A. Macdonald % Co. J dwl 126
Eighth
McGill Lott, carpenter Enterprise Planing Mill.dwl
40 Mary
McGill Michael, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
McGill P. L., lineconstructor Western Union Tele-
graph Co., dwl 522 California
McGill Robert E., clerk Hartford Fire Ius. Co., dwl
N s Dorland bet Church and Sanchez
McGill William, foreman Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 515 Octavia
McGillau Frank, hackman, Plaza, dwl 22 Moss
McGillan Patrick, metermau S. F. Gas Co., dwl 963
Howard
McGillan Roger, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 215
Minna
McGillan Stephen, (McGillan & Stenson) dwl 325
Clementina
McGILLAN & STENSON. (Stephen McGillan
and Robert J. Stenson) groceries and liquors,
244 Fourth
McGilley Patrick, plasterer, dwl 1059 Howard
McGillicuddy Cornelius, tanner with C. O'Donnell,
dwl SW cor Gilbert and Branuan
McGillicuddy Jeremiah, marblepolisher, dwl E 8
Gilbert bet Brannan and Townsend
McGilligan Patrick, laborer, dwl 161 Jessie
McGillray John, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 5 Oak
McGilvray James B., conductor Front St. M. &. O.
R. R., dwl 130 Fern Avenue
McGinley Francis, waterman, cor Vallejo and Batt
McGinley Henry, boilernmker, dwl 553 Howard
McGinley John", carpenter with P. M.S. S. Co., dwl
27 Minna
McGinley Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 56
Natoma
McGinley Timothy, teamster, dwl 909 Battery, rear
McGinn Annie Miss, stamper, dwl 222 O'Farrell
McGinn George, shoemaker with James S.Swain,
dwl 461 Stevenson
McGinn Henry, clerk, dwl27| Fourth
McGinn James, painter, dwl 1 McCormack
McGinn James, undertaker, 717 Mkt, dwl 119 Ellis
McGinn Joseph, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 461 Stevenson
McGinn Martin A., clerk with Patrick F. Nolan
dwl 255 Jessie
McGinnerty John, brassfinisher with Tay, Brooks
& Backus, dwl 16 Antonio
McGinnes Patrick, (McGinnes Sf Torpey) dwl
Bartlett nr Twenty-fourth
McGinnes & Torpey, (Patrick McGinnes and
Thomas Torpey) groceries and liquors, SE cor
Fifteenth and Howard
McGinney Frank, clerk, 34 Mont, dwl 374 Natoma
McGinney John H., carriagesmith with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 374 Natoma
McGinnis Catherine, (widow) dwl 241 Minna
McGiuuis Charles J., tvpecaster with Painter it Co.,
dwl 241 Minna
McGinnis Edward, haruessmaker with A. Tillman,
dwl 32 Louisa
McGinnis Edward, boilermaker S. P. R. R., dwl 454
Sixth
McGinnis Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Alabama
McGinnis Felix, carpenter, dwl 326 Vallejo
McGinnis James, laborer, dwl Fort Point
McGinnis James, machinist, dwl 649 Mission
McGinnis James, porter Occidental Hotel
McGinnis James C., driver Front St., M. & O. R.
R., dwl 33 Austin
McGinnis John, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
McGinnis John, laborer, dwl N s Twentieth bet
Guerrero and Valencia
McGinnis John, laborer, dwl N s Myrtle Avenue nr
Larkin
McGinnis John, laborer Colorado Steam Nav. Co.'s
steamer Newbern
McGinnis John Jr., reporter, dwl N s Myrtle Ave-
enue nr Larkin
McGinnis Lawrence, bootmaker with Buckingham
& Hecht
McGinnis Michael, laborer, dwl W s Larkin nr Turk
McGinnis Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 943 Folsom
McGinnis Patrick, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
McGinnis Thomas, (Co-operative Saddlery Co. J
dwl 775 Fourth
McGinnis William, laborer with Whitney & Freese
McGinty Joseph, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl E 8 Clinton bet Bran and Townsend
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and. Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLEKY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [ ]\1 ] DIRECTORY
MeOinty Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
McGimv Patrick, shoemaker witli James S. Swain,
dwl 25J Minna
McGiuigan Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 12 Jessie
McGiveny John, grocer, dwl 135 Tehama
McGiveny John, liquor saloon, 509 Howard
McGiveran Patrick, carriagemaker, dwl Ss Dolores
nr Seventeenth
McGivney Edward, laborer, dwl 509 Minna, rear
MeGivney James, apprentice with McAfee, Spiers
& Co.
McGlannin Lewis W., shippingclerk with I. Fried-
lander, dwl W s Wash Av bet Miss and Howard
McGleeson John, laborer, dwl 11 William
McGlency William, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro,
Association, 234 Sutter
McGliuehev Patrick', porter with Reynolds & Ford,
313 Davis
McGlinsey William, expresswagon, dwl Ws Palm-
er nr Randall
McGloin Patrick B., brick fnrnacebuilder, dwl 521
Sacramento
McGlone James, laborer U. S. Subsistence Depot
McGlone James, milkrauch, dwl S s Fell bet Scott
and Devisadero
McGlone James, shoemaker, 102 Nat, dwl 112 Nat
McGlone James H., packer with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 426 Washington
McGlone John, laborer Golden Gate Park
McGlone Joseph, metermau S. F. Gas Co., dwl 619
Mission
McGlone Joseph M., meterman S. F. Gas Co., dwl
619 Mission
McGlone Matthew, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McGlone Peter, oiler with Goodwin & Co., dwl 112
Natoma
McGlynn Daniel C, contractor, office 104 Front,
dwl SW cor Stockton and Pine
McGlynn Edward, butcher, 211 Folsom
McGlynn Frank, real estate, dwl 1906 Dupont
McGlynn John, blacksmith, dwl 308 Tehama
McGlynn John A., capitalist, dwl 936 Mission
McGlynn Maggie Mrs., dressmaker,dwl 308 Tehama
McGlynn Martin, laborer, dwl 105 Hayes
McGlynn Patrick, expressman, cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, dwl 13± Polk
McGlynn Patrick, hackman, Plaza, dwl 48 Everett
McGlynn Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, dwl 123 Spear, rear
McGlynn Thomas, dwl California Avenue opp Bry-
ant. Bernal Hights
McGlynn Thomas, conductor Cent. R. R., dwl 512
Stevenson
McGlynn Thomas, driver S. F. Engine Co. No. 6, S.
F. D., dwl E s Sixth nr Folsom
McGolly John, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 42
First
McGoue John,bootfitter with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl 414 Pacific
McGonigle Dennis, teamster with S. B. Whipple,
dwl !27Beale
McGonigle Hugh, laborer, dwl 420^ Shipley
McGonigle John, laborer, dwl 313 Beale
McGonigle John, liquor saloon, 127 Beale
McGonigle John, teamster with S. F. Gas Co., dwl
42 Ecker
McGonigle Kate, laundress with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore"
McGonigle Margaret, (widow) dwl 429 Geary
McGonigle Neil, teamster with Joseph Newbauer,
dwl 31 Jessie
McGonigle Patrick, laborer with Joseph Newbauer,
dwl 313 Beale
McGorrav Stephen W., cooper with Hogan & Co.,
dwl 589 Market
McGorry Michael, watchman, dwl Ws Alabama bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-hfth
McGough Owen, laborer, dwl 23 Natoma
McGouldrick Patrick, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl
309 Tehama
McGouldrick William, laborer with Wood Preserv-
ing Co., dwl 127 Morton
McGovern Andrew J., salesman with George W.
Clark, dwl 607 Mason
McGovern Francis, shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl Ninth bet Folsom and Har
McGovern Frank, laborer S. P. R. R., dwl N s
Sixteenth bet Valencia and Mission
McGovern Hugh, teamster, dwl cor Greenwich aud
Polk
McGovern Jame6, brassfinisher, dwl 821 Filbert
McGovern James, stonecutter, dwl NW cor Church
and Liberty
McGovern John, baker, dwl 520 Mission
McGovern John, milkman, N s Lombard nr Polk
McGovern Maggie, seamstress, dwl 214 First
McGovern Matthew, dravman with Alois Brandt,
dwl 914 Pine
McGovern Michael, laborer, dwl W s Montgomery
bet Greenwich and Lombard
McGovern Peter J., peddler,dwl E s Ninth bet Fol-
som and Harrison
McGOVERN PHILIP, wines and liquors, NE cor
Market and Kearny, dwl 317 O'Farrell
McGovern Phillip H., groceries aud liquors, SE cor
Columbia and Twenty-third
McGovern Raphael W., machinist Miners' Foundry,
dwl 54 Minna
McGovern Thomas, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
300 Fourth
McGovern Thomas, teamster with W'illiam Kerr,
dwl 903 Battery
McGowau Andrew, shoemaker with Journeymans'
Boot and Shoe Co-operative Union, dwl 14
Russell
McGowan Bartley, drayman, cor Sacramento and
East, dwl N s Post "bet Laguna and Buchanan
McGowan Bartley, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 233
Minna
McGowan Charles, seaman Moses Taylor. Australia
S. S. Line
McGowan Charles, 6treet contractor, dwl 10
Powell
McGowan Darby, cook Western Hotel, 214 Bdwy
McGowan Hugh, clerk Mtua, Ins. Co., dwl 9
Laugton
McGowan J. captain, dwl 15 Sutter
McGowan James, piledriver with E.C. Boobar & Co.
McGowau James, porter with Bass, Newman &
Co., dwl 840 Market
McGowan James B., bookkeeper with S.F. Gas Co.,
dwl 5 Perry
McGowan John, laborer, dwl 520 Geary, rear
McGowan John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Ninth nf Shipley
McGowau John, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
McGowan John, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
McGowan John, seaman, dwl 126 Pacific
McGowan John, truckman, cor Davis and Wash
McGowan John S., baker, dwl 32 Rausch
McGowan J. W., cashier with J. Y. Wilson & Co.,
dwl 29 Everett
McGowan Matthew, bricklayer .dwl 1125 Broad wa
McGowan Michael, marblepolisher with J
Sharkey, dwl 660 Minna
McGowan Michael, porter with Philip P. Lehn,
dwl 321 Tehama
McGowau Patrick, laborer, dwl 611 Natoma
McGowau Patrick. vegetable peddler,dwl 250 Perry
McGowan Peter, hackman, Plaza, dwl 2017 Dupont
McGowau Thomas, laborer, dwl 547 Natoma
McGowan Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
McGowau Thomas, miner, dwl 129 Folsom
McGowau William, stonecutter, dwl 254 Tehama
"*
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO [MJ DPRECTOEY.
447
McGowan William W., expresswagon, SW cor
Clay and Dupont dwl 254 Tehama
HcGrady E<lro?.rd, !a"orer, dwl 71 Jessie
JBJcGlain Janies, hostler City R- R-; dwl N s Quinn
bet Valencia and Guerrero
SfcGranaghan Joseph, clerk with Frank G. Edwards,
dwl 331 Tehama
McGRANE HUGH, produce commission, 116 Clay,
dwl 12 Sherman
McGrath Anna Mrs., dwl 1826 Market
McGrath Bernard, (Noonan & McG.J dwl 106
Fourth
McGrath Catharine, (widow) laundress, dwl 1112
Kearnv
McGrath Catherine M. T., (widow) dwi 29 Everett
McGrath Daniel, carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl 424
Sansom
McGrath Edward, marhleworks, 946 Market, dwl
5-13 Stevenson, rear
McGrJih Edward, molder City Ironworks, dwl Ns
Lombard nr Pacific
McGrath George, longshoreman, dwl 21 Vallejo
McGrath Henry, waiter, dwl 228 Folsom
McGrath Jacob, roofer with John Kehoe, dwl 568
Mission
McGrath James, (Hogan & Co.) dwl Nevada nr
Folsom
McGrath James, bookkeeper, dwl 632 Fell
McGrath Janies, roofer with John Kehoe, dwl Lar-
kin nr California
McGrath James, shoemaker, 417 Pacific, dwl 1811
Taylor
McGrath John, dresser Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
Black Point
McGrath John, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 254
Clara
McGrath John, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 16 Lick
McGrath John, peddler, dwl N s Lombard bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
McGrath John, spinner Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
McGrath John Jr., tinroofer, dwl N s Lombard bet
Montgomery and Kearny
McGrath John D., shipcarpeuter with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 131 £ Dora
McGrath Joseph E., carriagepainter with Pollard &
Carvill Manufacturing Co., dwl 122 Hayes
McGrath Mary, (widow) groceries and liquors, NE
cor Front" and Pacific, dwl Bartol nr Broadway
McGrath Michael, carpenter, dwl 12 Summer
McGrath Michael, cooper, dwl W s Shotwell nr
Twenty-first
McGrath Michael, driver Omnibus R. R.
McGrath Michael, laborer, d%l 1323 Sacramento
McGrath Michael, steward, dwl 228 Folsom
McGrath Michael J., collarmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl N s Lombard bet Montgomery and
Kearny
McGrath Owen, wood and coal, W s Mission nr
Tweuty -sixth
McGrath Patrick, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
233 1 Clara
McGrath Patrick, laborer, dwl Birch Av nr Octavia
McGrath Patrick, marbleworker, dwl Central Road
nr Sprowl's Ranch
McGrath Patrick, molder Risdon Iron Works, dwl
49 Clementina
McGrath Patrick, seaman brig Hidalgo, pier 9 Steu
McGrath Patrick, seaman ship Lookout, Rincon
Wharf
McGrath Patrick, shipcarpenter, dwl 2337 Clem
McGrath Patrick F., bakery, 103 Fifth
McGrath Peter, carpenter fl.C. League,230 Kearny
McGrath Stephen, tinsmith with Locke & Monta-
gue, dwl 1114 Kearny
McGrath Thomas, expresswagon, NW cor Wash-
ington and Montgomery., dwl S s Grove bet
Franklin and Gough
McGrath Thomas, laborer, dwl 168 Minna
McGrath Thomas, laborer, dwl 1108 Pacific
McGrath Thomas, laborer, dwl San Bruno Road 3|
tllllCB i"0in iJiJV Hill I
McGrath William, coremaker, dwl 1811 Tavlor
McGrath William, marhleworks, 807 .Market, dwl
Ocean House
McGraw Edward W., (McGrav & Tripp) dwl
2524 Bush nr Scott
McGraw James, cooper, dwl W s Nevada bet Fob
soni and Harrison
McGraw James, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy
McGraw James, tinsmith, dwl Irving House
McGraw John, driver with Swain & Co., dwl 140
Second
McGraw John, laborer, dwl SE cor Mission and
Sixteenth
McGraw John, weaver Pioneer Woolen Mills
McGraw Patrick, molder, dwl 49 Clementina
McGraw Timothy, laborer, dwl 227 Second
McGraw William, driver with Swain &. Co., dwl
140 Second
McGRAW & TRIPP, ( Edward W. McGran and
Josiak W. Tripp) attorneys at law, office 408
California
McGreevy Edward, molder Union Iron Works,
dwl 73 Jessie
McGreevy Hugh, barkeeper, dwl 13 Baldwin Court
McGreevy Hugh, boilermaker, dwl 16 Nati
McGreevy John, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
& Co., dwl Es Bartlett bet Twenty -first and
Twenty-second
McGreevy John, briaklayer, dwl N s Green bet
Hvde and Karkin
McGR'EGOR ALEXANDER E., civil engineer and
surveyor, office 603 Washington, (and Brooks A
McG.) res Oakland
McGregory Ellen Mrs., janitress Spring Valley
Primary School
McGregor Fannv. (widow) dwl 215 Green
McGREGOR JAMES, wines and liquors. 515 First
McGretfor Joseph, (estate o/Vwatchand chronometer
maker, 409 Sansom, dwl 215 Green
McGregor Joseph W., clerk, 409 Sansom, dwl 215
Green
McGregor Josephine, (widow) dwl 30 Stone
McGregor Mary, waiter Irving House
McGregor Neil, engineer P. M. S. S. Co.. dwl 545
First
McGregor Philip, laborer with Whitney <fc Freese
McGregor William, blacksmith, 413" Third, dwl
119 Tehama
McGregor William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 26 DeBoom
McGrill Maggie Miss, saleswoman with M. Freud,
dwl S s Bryant nr Fourth
McGrill Mary, (widow) dwl S s Bryant bet Fourth
and Fifth
McGrorey Thomas, boilermaker S. P. R. R.
McGrowfey Hugh, laborer, dwl 33 Minna
McGrewrey Thomas, laborer, dwl 33 Minna
McGruder Kate Mrs., (Kennedy & McG.) dwl 62
Third
McGruder Lawrence, (Farrelly 4" McG.) dwl 62
Third
McGruiy Thomas, laborer, dwl 665 Mission, rear
McGuffin John, baker American Bakery, dwl 530
Mission .
McGuigau James, brickmaker, dwl 1721 Leav
McGnigan Patrick, blacksmith with J. W. Farren,
dwl 230 Fourth
McGuire Ann, (widow) dwl 660 Howard
McGuire Anthony, blacksmith with H. M. & D. S.
Shute, dwl 6 William
McGuire Arthur W., stairbuilder, N s Berry nr
Fourth, dwl 2 Sixteenth Avenue, South S. F.
McGuire Elizabeth, (widow) confectionery, 812
Market
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 SaDsom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Good*,
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
448
SAN FRANCISCO [M] D I R E C T 0-R Y
McGuire Francis C, boilermaker, dwl 3D Minna
McGuire Frank, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
McGaire Eugh, laborer, dwl S s McAllister nr
Franklin
McGaire James, coachman Cosmopolitan Hotel
McGuire Junes, laborer, dwl E s Dolores nr Eight-
eentb
McGuire James, laborer with De Vries &. Chase,
dwl NE cor Pacific and Sansom
McGuire James, molder with John G. lis, dwl 263
Minna
McGuire James, teamster with H. Flynn, dwl 860
Howard
McGuire John, (Kane & McG.J dwl 514 Minna
McGuire John, blacksmith S. P. R. R.
McGuire John, bricklayer, dwl W s Grove nr Van
Ness Avenue
McGuire John, laborer, dwl E s Bestole nr Vallejo
McGuire John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
McGuire John, oyetermau with J. J. Brady & Co.,
dwl 7 09 Davis
McGuire John, shoemaker, 713 Davis, dwl 2 Cali-
fornia, rear
McGuire John H , tinsmith with G. & W. Snook
McGuire' Joseph, laborer, dwl 7 Vallejo Court
McGuire Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 73 Tehama
McGuire Mary Mrs., dwl 35 Natoma
McGuire Michael, laborer with De Tries & Chase
McGuire Michael, machinist with Steiger& Boland,
dwl cor Montgomery and Lombard
McGuire Michael, stairbuilder with Jesse & Drew
McGuire Patrick, laborer, dwl 73 Tehama
McGuire Patrick H., laborer, dwl 162 Gilbert
McGuire Patrick P., laborer U. S. Clothing Depot,
dwl 27 Hunt
McGuire Peter, dwl 1218 Howard, rear
McGuire Philip, groceries and liquors, NE cor Page
and Octavia
McGuire Philip, laborer Risdon Iron Works, dwl
NE cor Montgomery and Lombard
McGuire Roger, hostler, dwi 268 Stevenson
McGuire Thomas, engineer, dwl 322 Jessie
McGuire Thomas, hostler, 713 Commercial
McGuire Thomas, hostler N. B. <fc M. R. R., dwl
238 Clara
McGuire William, seaman, dwl 238 Stenart
McGuirk Hugh, carpenter H. C League, 230 Kearny
McGuirk John, laborer, dwl 19 Baldwin Court
McGuirk John, tinsmith, dwl 27 Minna
McGuirk Lawrence, marblepolisher, dwl 604 Minna
McGuirk Patrick, fireman Cent. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Alameda, dwl 7 Jansen
McGuirk Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Jessie bet Sixth
and Seventh
McGulgen Susan, (widow) dwl NE cor Webster and
Filbert
McGurrin James, carpenter, dwl 1407 Pacific
McHaffie James, bookkeeper, dwl 936 Folsom
McHaffie John F., clerk, dwl 936 Folsom
McHaffie Mary A., (widow) dwl 936 Folsom
McHaig James, carpenter, dwl 566 Mission .
Mcllaig Patrick, carpenter, dwl 566 Mission
McHale Peter, painter, dwl 49 Stevenson
McHenry Ada. (widow) artist and teacher drawing
and painting, 22 Louisa
McHenrv Daniel, marhlecutter, dwl NE cor Bitch
and Harrison
McHenry Daniel, tauner with C. O'Donnell, dwl
606 Third
McHenry Edward, driver Cent. R. R., dwl 466
Clementina
McHenry Edward, steward Hose Co. No. 1, S. F.
F. D., dwl N s Jack bet Front and Davis
McHenry John, attoruev-at-law, office 825 Kearnv,
dwl 1301 Taylor
McHenry John, hostler City Stables, dwl 338 Bush
McHenrv Mary, (widow) seamstress, dwl NW cor
Taylor and Valparaiso
McHenry Nathan, driver Potrero & Bay View R.R.,
dwl N s Gilmore nr Kentucky
McHenry S. & Co., commission merchants, 427
Front
McHenry Samuel, fS. McHenry & Co.) dwl NEcor
Twenty-first and Guerrero
McHoffey James, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
McHone Patrick', laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
McHugh Andrew, carpejiter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
McHugh Felix, painter, dwl SE cor Second and Na-
toma
McHugh Hugh, backman, Plaza, dwl 1013 Stockton
McHugh John, produce commission, 206 Clay, res
Oakland
McHugh John, tailor, dwl 141 Clara
McHugh Michael, ( Byrne & McH.) dwl 416 Sixth
McHugh Michael, blacksmith with Casebolt & Kerr,
dwl 158 Shipley
McHugh Michael, laborer New U. S. B. Miu*( dwl
827 Folsom
McHugh Patrick, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl NE cor Mission and Ecker
McHugh Patrick, laborer N. B.& M. R. R., dwl 141
Clara
McHugh Patrick, shoemaker, 309 Broadway, dwl 16
Jessie
McHugh Philip, varnisher with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwh>827 Folsom, rear
McHugh Thomas, blacksmith with Casebolt &, Kerr,
dwl 158 Shipley
McHutrh William, driver Occidental laundry, dwl N
s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Mcllroy W. R., shoemaker, 147 Post
Mcllvaiue John, laborer, dwl Sierra nr Maryland
Mcllwain Alexander, (J. Mcllwain Jj- Bro.J dwl
321 Sixth
Mcllwain J. & Bro., ( Alexander Mcllwain) general
commission merchants, 204 Washington
Mcllwain John, (J. Mcllwain & Bro.J dwl 321
Sixth
Mcllwain William, watchmaker, 203 Fourth
Mclnerney James, calker, dwl 305 Hayes
Mclnerney John, broommaker with Roesler & Har-
wood, dwl Bartol nr Broadway
Mclnerney Michael J., groceries and liquors, E s
Sau Bruno Road nr Twenty -seventh
Mclnerney Patrick, watchman, dwl E 8 Railroad
Av bet Sixth and Seventh Avenues, South S. F.
Mclnerney Thomas, (Moran & Co.) dwl 311
Broadway
Mclnerney Thomas, calker, dwl 305 Hayes
Mclnnerv John, hostler, dwl 129 Jackson
Mclnnes George, boilermaker, dwl 337 Bryant
McTnnes John IL, carpenter and builder, 910 Lar-
kin
Mclntire B., spinner Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
cor Larkin and Francisco
Mclntire John, laborer Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl
N a Fraucisco nr Larkin
Mclntire John, teacher, dwl 704 Powell
Mclntire Patrick, laborer Pioneer Woolen Mills,
dwl S s Fraucisco nr Larkin
Mclntire Patrick, laborer Custom House, dwl 250£
Minna
Mclntire Patrick, hostler, dwl NW cor Powell and
California
Mclntire Peter, seaman steamer Donald, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Mclntire Thomas, gardener, dwl SW cor California
and Powell
Mclntire — See Mclntyre
Mcintosh Colin, dyer Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills, dwl W s Folsom bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Mcintosh Daniel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Mcintosh Frank H., clerk with Meigs & Gawley,
dwl 510 Folsom
Mcintosh Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [JV£] DIRECTORY
449
Mcintosh Isaac R., carpenter, dwl W s Guerrero nr
Columbia
Mcintosh John, carriagemaker with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 820 Folsorn
Mcintosh Wells B., boilermaker S.F. Boiler Works,
dwl 6 Minna
Mcintosh William, Golden City bakery, 1518 Stock
Mclntyre George, carpenter, dwl 4(J Everett
Mclntyre James, captain ship Revere, pier 10 Steu
Mclntyre John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Mclntyre John, wagonmaker with Thomas Donlan,
dwl 1716 Mason
Mclntyre John B., bookbinder, 540 Clay, dwl 741
Harrison
Mclntyre Margaret Miss, shoefitter, dwl 356 Minna
Mclntyre Michael, junk, 413 Broadway
Mclntyre Patrick, hostler with P. A. Finigan, dwl
cor Eddy and Van Ness Avenue
Mclntyre Robert, collector Spring Valley Water
Works Co., dwl N s Twenty-third nr Columbia
Mclntyre William, printer, dwl 1716 Mason
Mclntyre William P. clerk, Filuiore St. Wharf
Mclntyre. — See Mclntire
Mclsaac Duncan, clerk Beehive Auction Store, dwl
8 August Alley
Mclvean Patrick," fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry
Mclver John, painter with W. G. Weir, 113 Hayes
Mclver Murdoch, stevedore, 231 Beale
McKacknev Donald, seaman. 238 Steuart
McKaig Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 142
Minna
McKail Anthony, laborer, dwl 909 Battery, rear
McKail James, confectioner, dwl 305 Eighth
McKay Alexander, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
McKay Alexander, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McKay Angus, shipbuilder, dwl 69 Natoma
McKay Almira Miss, dressmaker, dwl 20 Jessie bet
Seventh and Eighth
McKay A. W., carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
McKay Caroline M. Mrs,, dwl 1209 Powell
McKAY DAVID, wholesale groceries, 427 Davis,
dwl 330 Ellis
McKay Edward, shoemaker, 305 Fourth
McKay Elizabeth, (widow) dwl E s Twentieth nr
Potrero Avenue
McKay George O., carpenter, dwl 312 Post
McKay George P., meterinan S.F. Gas Co., dwl 466
Jessie
McKay James, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
California
McKay John, carpenter, dwl 18 Tehama
McKay Johu, clerk, dwl 214 Tehama
McKay Robert, bricklayer, dwl 16^ Rausch
McKay William, tinsmith S. F. Gas Co., dwl 16
Russell
McKay William J., baker American Bread Co.,
dwl 835 Harrison
McKay William P., mate ship Warhawk, pier 10
Steuart, dwl 250 Spear
McKAY W. IRVING, proprietor Blue Wing Sa-
loon, 526 Montgomery, dwl 568 Howard
McKean Anna Miss, compositor Occident, dwl 518
Eddy
McKean Clarrissa, (widow) dwl 4 Geary Place
McKean Lottie Miss, teacher Denman School, dwl
522 Eddy
McKean Robert, bricklayer, dwl S s Fifteenth nr
Folsom
McKeauey Patrick J., liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth
and Berry
McKearn John, expressman, NE cor Kearny and
Market, dwl 9 Sherwood Place
McKearsey Charles, scullion Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
McKee Alexander, barkeeper, dwl SWcor Harrison
and Main
McKee Alexander, marblecutter, dwl S s Sutter bet
Lyon and Baker
McKee Charles, engineer steamer Yosemite, dwl
1518 Broadway
McKee David, carpenter, dwl 217 Stevenson
McKee Edward C, clerk, 212 Battery, res Oakland
McKee James, dwl 5 Stockton
McKee James, builder, dwl Ns Twenty-fourth bet
Bartlett and Mission
McKee James, expresswajjon, cor Clay andDruinm,
dwl Twenty-ninth nr Old San Jose Road
McKee James, miner, dwl 115 J Shipley
McKee John, ( Tallant & Co. J dwl W s Twelfth
bet How .! rd and Mission
McKee John, carpenter, dwl 371 Jessie
McKee John, produce commission, 112 Clay, dwl
W s Polk bet Hayes and (irove '
McKee Michael, tailor" dwl 115£ Shipley
McKee Patrick, expresswagon, dwl 112 Shipley
AIcKee Patrick, helper Union Iron Works
McKee Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Bryant Avenue,
bet Harrison and Bryant
McKee Redick, merchant, dwl W s Shotwell bet
Twentv-second and Twenty-third
McKee Robert, (Shea, Bocqueraz & McK.) dwl 618
O'Farrell
McKee Robert S., courtroom clerk Fifteenth Dis-
trict Court, dwl 506 Powell
McKee William R., real estate, dwl W s Shotwell
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McKeever Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Post bet Brode-
rick and Baker
McKeever John, capitalist, dwl 210 Pacific
McKeever John, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl Black Point
McKeever M. C, (widow) furnished rooms, 20
Ellis
McKeever Robert, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 3
Verona Place
McKege Thomas, laborer with S. F. Gae Co., dwl
142 Perry
McKelliget James, laborer, dwl 131 Shipley
McKenna Arthur, laborer, dwl S s Post bet Lyon
and Baker
McKenna Arthur, teamster with Haste & Kirk,
dwl 33 Minna
McKenna Catherine, (widow) dwl 29 Lafayette, rear
McKenna Emily Miss, dwl SE cor Sixth and Miss
McKenna George, bootmaker, dwl 125 Fourth
McKenna Hugh, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 26 Anthony
McKenna James, c'alker with P. M. S. S. Co.
McKenna James, carriagepainter with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 637 Natoma
McKenna Jamesrgroceries and liquors, SW cor
Sixteenth and Rondel Place
McKenna James, hackman, PI iza, dwl N s Haight
bet Gough and Octavia
McKenna James, tailor, dwl 208 Clara
McKenna James P., porkpacker, Fifth Avenue bet
L and M, South S. F.
McKenna James P., ( Kenny & Co J dwl 18 Garden
McKenna John, contractor, dwl NW cor Filbert
and Lai kin
McKenna John, laborer City R. R., dwl 66 Everett
McKenna Johu, porter with Alois Brandt, 13
Broadway
McKenna John, shipcarpenter, dwl 76 Natoma
McKenna John, shoemaker with Mason & Taylor,
dwl Yolo bet Utah and Nebraska
McKenna Lawrence, laborer, dwl 367 Natoma
McKenna Miss, furnished rooms, 221 Minna
McKenna Margaret, (widow) dwl W s Gunnison
Avenue nr Precifcfl Avenue, Bernal Hights
McKenna Margaret Miss, seamstress, dwl 150 Minna
McKenna Mary Miss, paperboxm alter with Louis
Levy, dwl 31 Lafayette
McKenna Michael F., (McKenna & Greany) dwl
642 Jessie
McKenna Patrick, cartman, dwl 17 Jessie
McKenna Patrick, laborer, dwl 334 Third, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White 3-oods.
29
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE. ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
450
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
McKenna Thomas, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 3
Berry
McKenna Thomas D., dwl 2 Stanly Place
McKenna William, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl 17 Jessie
McKenna William, clerk with Christy <fe Wise,
dwl Ss Columbia nr Guerrero
McKenna William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart.
McKENNA & GREANY, /-Michael F. McKenna
and Michael Greany) commission merchants
and dealers hay and grain, W s Drumm bet
Clay and Washington
McKennan Herman, waiter, dwl 510 Stevenson
McKenner Mary, (widow) dwl S s Rose nr Octavia
McKenney Thomas, helper Neptune Iron Works
McKenny Patrick, hostler, dwl 56 Minna
McKenzie Alexander, barkeeper, NE cor Market
and Kearny
McKenzie Alexander, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
McKenzie Alexander, waiter, dwl 551 Mission
McKenzie Alexander J., laborer, dwl cor First and
Frederick
McKenzie Allan, rigger with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
413 Brannan
McKenzie Allen, blacksmith helper with P. M. S. S.
Co.
McKeuzie Andrew, policeman City Hall, dwl 818
Pacific
McKenzie Archibald, longshoreman with Charles
E. Haseltine
McKenzie Barbara Miss, dwl 213 Geary
McKenzie Charles, marbleworker with John Daniel
& Co., dwl 1110 Market
McKenzie Charles, 6eaman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Orizaba
McKenzie David V., molder Miners' Foundry, dwl
20 Clementina
McKenzie George R., bookkeeper with Tobin, Da-
isson & Co., dwl Lick House
McKenzie James, barkeeper, 5 Spring
McKenzie John, barkeeper, 534 California
McKenzie John, tailor with John Cooper, dwl 18
Tehama
McKenzie John F., blacksmith with Taber <fc Cun-
ningham, dwl 720 Market
McKenzie John T., captain stm Contra Costa, res
San Rafael
McKenzie John W., notary public, office 439 Cali-
fornia, dwl 16 Fell
McKenzie John W., porter City Hall, dwl 902 1
Filbert
McKenzie John W. Jr., musician, dwl 16 Fell
McKenzie Murdoch, Wigwam Saloon, 5 Spring
McKenzie Robert, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
McKenzie William, carpenter Cosmopolitan Hotel
McKenzie William, miner, dwl 424 Sansom
McKenzie William,ship carpenter with P.M.S.S.Co.
McKeuzie William, with Bardwell & Co., dwl 9
Howard Court
McKeon Alexander, expresswagon, junction Front
and Market
McKeon James, cartman with Superintendent Pub-
lic Streets, dwl SE cor Haight and Fillmore
McKeon James, manufacturer patent navv paint,
office SW cor Davis and Pacific, res Brooklyn,
Alameda County
McKeon Michael, laborer, dwl 710 Kearny
McKeon Michael J., waiter with Frank Johnson &
Co., dwl 106 Natoma
McKeon Patrick, laborer, dwl 110 Dora
McKeon Patrick H., liquor saloon, SW cor Davis
and Pacific, dwl 264 Tehama
McKeon Peter, laborer, dwl 9 Jaue Place
McKeon Terence, marble polisher, dwl 509 Davis
McKeon William, shoemaker, dwl 529 Mission, rear
McKeone Lawrence, proprietor Roxbury House,318
Pacific
McKeown Elizabeth, (widow) midwife, dwl 11 Oak
Avenue
McKeown Peter, surveyor, dwl 995 Market
McKeown Thomas, carriagepainter, 850 Howard,
dwl N s Nineteenth nr Sanchez
McKeown William, plumber and gasfitter, 595
Sixth
McKernau James, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
McKernan James, teamster with R. & J. Morton,
dwl NE cor Ellis and Taylor
McKernan John, carpenter, dwl 424 Shipley
McKernan John, expresswagon, cor Kearny and
Market, dwl 47| Pitch
McKernan Mary M., (widow) dwl Ns Bush bet
Laguna and Buchanan
McKerron Catherine, (widow) dwl 132 Fifth
McKeune Susan A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 706
Folsom
McKew John, wood and coal, 431 Union, dwl 423
G reen
McKewen James, painter with Wason & Morris
McKeweu John, foreman Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 1122 Montgomeiy
McKewen Jonathan C, liquor saloon, SE cor San-
som and Washington, dwl 2042 Van Ness Av
McKewen Peter, '(McKewen & Son) dwl 1122
Montgomery
McKewen Pete'r Jr., ( McKewen & Son) dwl 1122
Montgomery
McKewen Robert, gasfitter with McKewen & Son,
dwl 1122 Montgomery
McKewen Sarah, (widow) fancy goods, 314 Beale
McKewen Thomas, clerk with T. C. Donnolly &
Co., dwl'2042 Van Ness Avenue
McKewen Thomas, gasfitter with McKewen & Son,
dwl 1122 Montgomeiy
McKewen Thomas jr., yeast powder manufacturer,
dwl 2042 Van Ness" Avenue '
McKewen William, carpenter, dwl S s Sixteenth
Avenue bet Q and P, South S. F.
McKewen & Son, ( Peter and Peter Jr.) plumbers
and gasfitters, 942 Market
McKibbin Thomas, housesmith with William Mc-
Kibbin, dwl Folsom bet First and Second
McKibbin Thonns, pool room and liquor saloon, 212
Sntter, and furnished rooms, 311 Sutter
McKibbin William, clerk with C. P. Van Schaack
& Co., dwl 811 Mission
McKibbin William, proprietor Eureka Railing
Works, 317 and 319 Howard, dwl 1711 Mason
McKim Thomas R., shoecutter with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 613 Mission
McKinley Augustus, special policeman, dwl cor
Drumm and Commercial
McKINLEY D. A. & CO,, (J. H. McLeskey)
wood and coal, 1212 Polk '
McKINLEY D. A. & J., wood and coal, 37 Mar-
ket, 328 Geary and 736 Jackson
McKINLEY D. A. & J. & CO.. (George H.
Weston) wood, Market St, Wharf
McKINLEY D. A. & J. & CO., (George H.
Weston & Isaac N. Vosburgh) wood and coal
dealers, 749-753 Folsom
McKinley David A., (D. A. McKinley & Co., D.
A. Sf J. McKinley, and D. A. Jf- J. McKinley
& Co. j dwl 602 Leavenworth
McKinley Edward, lithographic engraver with G.
T. Brown & Co., dwl 22 Turk
McKinley James, (I). A. & J. McKinley & Co.)
res Oakland
McKinley James, liquor dealer, dwl 307 Minna
McKinley Rosanna, (widow) dwl NE cor Howard
and T wenty -fourth
McKinnan Archibald, engineer steamer Newbern,
dwl 13 Park Avenue
McKinnan John, storekeeper steamer Newbern,
dwl 13 Park Avenue
McKinney Andrew, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
cor Baker and Geary
McKinney Daniel, laborer with Charles E. Has-
eltine
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importera Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
451
McKinney Dennis, laborer, dwl NW cor Battery
and Green
McKinney George, bootmaker with George Span-
agel, dwl 125 Fourth
McKinney Henry 8., night clerk Grand Hotel
McKinney John, calker with Middleman & Boole
McKinney John, furniture, 809 Folsom
McKinney John, laborer Pacific lion Works,, dwl
Twenty-second bet Folsom and Harrison
McKinney Thomas, laborer, dwl NW cor Battery
and Green
McKiunev William, clerk with John McKinney, dwl
809 Folsom
McKinney William E., tinsmith with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 1052 Howard
McKinnie Murray, woodcarver with Warren &
Kemp, dwl 21 Morse
McKinnon Alexander, salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl
410 Minna
McKinnon Daniel A., teamster, pier 5 Steuart, dwl
811 Geary
McKinnon David, stevedore, dwl 131 Harrison
McKinnon John, currier with Michael Riley, dwl
523 Valencia
McKinnon John, expressman, dwl Eighth Av bet G
and H, South S.F.
McKinnon John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McKinnon John J., (Preston Sf McK.J dwl 725
Geary
McKinnon Thomas, conductor Front St.M.&. O. R.
R., dwl 7 Austin
McKiustry E. W., judge Twelfth District Court,
chambers 23 City Hall, second floor, dwl 44
South Park
McKitchen Thomas, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McKittrick Edward, butcher with John Mogau.dwl
155 Shipley
McKittrick James, butcher with A. Elias, dwl 155
Shipley
McKittrick John, teamster with R.& J. Morton
McKittrick Maggie Miss, shoefitter with Marks &
Levinsky, dwl 155 Shipley
McKittrick Mary Miss, shoefitter with Marks &
Levinsky, dwl 155 Shipley
McKnight Frederick, teller with B. Davidsou & Co.,
NW cor Montgomery and Commercial
McKNIGHT JAMES, bookkeeper Beale St. Ware
house, NE cor Beale and Bryant, dwl 741 Har
McKnight John J., letter carrier S. F. Post Office,
dwl 225 Minna
McKnight Joseph, chemist, dwl S s Sullivan nr
Cortland Av, Bernal Highls
McKnight Patrick, laborer, dwl Filbert nr Webster
McKnight Peter, brickmason Fort Point
McKnight William, shoemaker, dwl 352 Jessie
McKowen John C, vice-principal Union Grammar
School, dwl 422 Eddy
McKown Joseph O., (Bake, McK. & Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
McKown Robert, engineer, dwl 111 Harrison
McKree Nicholas, restaurant keeper, dwl 833| Val-
lejo
McKunn Thomas, carpenter, dwl N s Francisco nr
Larkin
McLagau James L., carpenter Cal. Planing Mill,dwl
1056 Howard
McLane Andrew, liquors, Fillmore St. Wharf
McLane Archie, seaman N.P.Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
flamme
McLane Charles, waiter, 321 California, dwl 8 Car-
los Place
McLANE CHARLES E., cashier Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Banking Department, NW cor California
and Montgomery, and City Hall Commissioner,
dwl NW cor First and Harrison
McLane George, hamessmaker, dwl 710 Kearny
McLane James, carpenter and contractor, dwl 27
Harriet
McLane John, boarding and lodging, 898 Front
McLane John, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 57 Shipley
McLane John R., compositor Alta California, dwl
720 Market
McLane Kirk, boilermaker with Portland Boiler
Works
McLane Mary, (widow) dwl 820 Jackson
McLane Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McLatchie Margaret, nurse, dwl 10 Harriet
McLaren Daniel, insurance agent, dwl SW cor
Gough and Geary
McLaren Deborah A., (widow) dwl 160 Jessie
McLaren John, laborer with Wood Preserving Co.,
dwl 18 Freelon
McLaren Peter, carriayemaker with H. M. &, D. S.
Shute, dwl 256' Jessie
McLauggan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 39
Minna
McLaughlan Henry, varnisher with W. G. Weir,
dwl 291 Minna
McLaughland Hugh, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 141
Shipley
McLaughlin Alexander, conductor Omnibus R. R.,
dwl 217 Tehama
McLaughlin Andrew, conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl
523 Tehama
McLaughlin Barney, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 308
Foisom, rear
McLaughlin Bernard, laborer, dwl Fort Point
McLaughlin Bernard, laborer, dwl W s York bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McLaughlin C. B., shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 510 Mission
McLaughlin Charles, land agent, office 734 Mont-
gomery, res Santa Clara
McLaughlin Charles, waiter N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
John L. Stephens
McLaughlin Daniel, laborer, dwl 357 First, rear
McLaughlin Daniel, melter U. S. B. Mint, dwl 530
Howard
McLaughlin David, superintendent Gilroy and Visa-
lia Stages, dwl 2l| Hunt
McLaughlin Edward, laborer, dwl N s Natoma bet
Eleventh and Lafayette
McLaughlin Elijah B., stockdealer, dwl 28 Silver
McLaughlin Francis, carpenter and stairbuilder,
dwl 839 Geary
McLaughlin Francis, stonecutter, dwl 814 Sansom
McLaughlin George, machinist, dwl 836 Market
McLaughlin George, saloonkeeper, dwl 12 Rdwy
McLaughlin Henry, engineer, dwl SW cor Filbert
and Buchanan
McLaughlin Henry, longshoreman, dwl 36 DeBoom
McLaughlin Henry, patternfitter with Tay, Brooks
& Backus, dwl 18 Sansom
McLaughlin J. A., freight clerk Oakland Ferry, dwl
N 8 Boyd nr Eighth
McLaughlin James, baker with Frederick Schmid,
dwl 528 Pacific
McLaughlin .Tames, clerk with Bay View Distilling
Co., cor Nineteenth Avenue and H, South S. F.
McLaughlin James, conductor Cent. R. R., dwl
421 Sixth
McLaughlin James, drayman, dwl S s Ellis nr Bu-
chanan
McLaughlin James, peddler, dwl N s Boyd nr
Eighth
McLaughlin James, steward with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 11 Freelon, rear
McLaughlin Jennie Miss, seamstress with Adolph
Muller, dwl 72 Natoma
McLaughlin J. L., milkranch, W s Chenery nr
Randall
McLaughlin John, blacksmith, dwl SsElui Avenue
nr Polk
McLaughlin John, laborer Fort Point
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 123 Vallejo
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 641 Commercial
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 1106 Hyde
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
452
SAN FRANCISCO [MJ DIRECTORY
McLaughlin John, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
82? Folsom
McLaughlin John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re
finery, dwl 126 Shipley
McLaughlin John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 18
Minna
MaLaughlin John, laborer with Whitney A- Freese,
dwl 32 Steuart
McLaughlin John, liquor saloon, 139 Beale, dwl Na-
toma nr First
McLaughlin John, maltster Mason's Brewery, dwl
N s Chestnut nr Mason
McLaughlin John, teamster Golden Gate Park
McLaughlin John A., wharfinger Oakland Ferry
Wharf, dwl N s Boyd nr Eighth
McLaughlin John D., shipsmith with H. Crocker,
dwl W B Polk nr Turk
McLaughlin Kate Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
School, dwl 26 Oak Grove Avenue
McLaughlin Margaret, (widow) dwl NW cor San-
eom and Alta
McLaughlin M. C, blacksmith, S s Bush bet Devis-
adero and Broderick
McLaughlin Michael, hostler, dwl 14 Harlan Place
McLaughlin Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl
308 Folsom, rear
McLaughlin Michael, longshoreman with Charles
E Haseltine
McLaughlin Michael, mason, dwl SW cor Filbert
and Buchanan
McLaughlin Michael, molder, dwl 24 Dora
McLaughlin Michael, special policeman, dwl 704
Dupont
McLaughlin Michael, steward S. F. Hose Co. No. 5,
S. F. F. D., dwl 8e Market bet Tenth and
Eleventh
McLaughlin Minnie, (widow) dwl 335 Sixth
McLaughlin Neal, waiter Russ House, dwl 437
Jessie
McLaughlin Patrick, contractor, dwl 106J Hickory
.McLaughlin Patrick, laborer Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, dwl 149 Shipley
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 18
Minna
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl
212 Ritch
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl
221 Beale
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 18 Downev
McLaughlin Patrick, labo'rer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl Shipley nr Ninth
McLaughlin Patrick, laundry man Occidental Hotel
McLaughlin Patrick, painter with Downing &
Mason, dwl 717 Clementina
McLaughlin Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
ACo.
McLaughlin Patrick, storekeeper P. M.S. S. Japau
McLaughlin Patrick, waiter Nucleus House
McLaughlin Peter, dwl W s Boyce nr Point Lobos
Road
McLaughlin Peter, pressman Alta Job Office, dwl
75 Clementina
McLaughlin Richard, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell nr
Devisadero
McLaughlin Stephen, plumber with P. R. O'Brien,
64b Market
McLaughlin Thomas, actor, dwl 822 Clav
McLaughlin Thomas, compositor Alta Job Office,
dwl cor Sacramento and Stockton
McLaughlin Thomas, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl
552 Natoma
McLaughlin Thomas, foreman S. F. & P. Sugar
Refineiy dwl NW cor Folsom and Eighth
McLaughlin Thomas, painter with Wilson & Moul-
ton, dwl 230 Ritch
McLaughlin Thomas, waiter, dwl 261J Minna
McLaughlin Thomas A., clerk, 314 Piue, dwl 59
Shipley ,
McLaughlin William, ( Wafer & McLJ dwl 225
Bush
McLaughlin William, backman, Plaza, dwl 16 Dora
McLaughlin William, laborer S. P. R. R.
McLaughlin William, oysterman Swain's Bakery,
dwl Ashburton Place
McLaughlin William, special policeman, dwl 16
Dora
McLaurin John, (Estee & McLJ attorney at law,
office 410 Montgomery, dwl 743 Pine
McLay George B., physician, office and dwl Rail-
road Avenue nr Fifteenth Avenue, South S. F.
McLEA DONALD, wines and liquors, 534 Califor-
nia, res Mountain View, Santa Clara Co.
McLean Alfred A., job printer, 510 Washington,
dwl 3 Hampton Place
McLean Alice Miss, compositor Women's Coopera-
tive Union, dwl 1429 Mission
McLean Anna Mrs., teacher French and music, 623
Harrison
McLean Christina Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl Mission bet Eleventh and Twelfth
McLean Edward, ( McLean & Hardy) res Oakland
McLean Edward, house and sign painter, 639 Third
McLean Edward, merchant, dwl 716 Green
McLean Edward T., clerk U. S. Appraisers Store,
dwl 1215 Folsom
McLean James W., carpenter with James Drury,
dwl Philadelphia House
McLean Jane, (widow) dwl 1429 Mission
McLean John, foreman Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
McLean John H., wooddealer Meiggs' Wharf
McLean John T., physician, office and dwl 1011
Bush
McLean Joseph, hairdresser with Chretien Pfister,
dwl 14 Quiney
McLean Michael. "machinist, dwl 4 Martha Place
McLean Myra Miss, compositor Occident, dwl W s
Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McLean Peter, dwl 31 Russ
McLean Virginia A., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl
Grand Hotel
McLean William, (Bailey Clark $• Co. J dwl 533
Commercial
McLEAN & HARDY, f Edward McLean and
Jacob Hardy) real estate agents, 338 Mont
McLean — see McLane t
McLeer Cornelius, waiter Occidental Hotel
McLellan A. J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
McLellan H., purser with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
McLellan John, carpenter with P. M. S S. Co.
McLellan R. Guy, attorney-a't-law, dwl S09 Mission
McLENNAN DONALD, manager Miss, and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl NW cor Fol aud Thirteenth
McLennan Flora Miss, dwl 422| Sixth
McLennan Frank P., clerk, dwl NW cor Folsom
and Thirteenth
McLennan Frederick, watchman Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills
McLennan George W., foreman with E. Griear &
Co., dwl 30 Kearuy
McLennan Hugh, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange,
dwl 2018 Folsom
McLeod Alexander, shipwright, dwl 70 Clementina
McLeod Angus, Pioneer Saloon, Hunter's Point,
South S. F.
McLeod Daniel, carpenter, dwl 1006 Clay
McLeod Daniel, graiudealer, dwl 1106 Pine
McLeod Daniel Jr., bookkeeper, 116 Sansom, dwl
1106 Pine
McLeod David, Diy Dock Sample Rooms, Hunter's
Point
McLeod Donald, seaman bark Dublin, pier 17 Steu
McLeod Donald, watchman Vulcan Iron Works,
dwl 717 Folsom
McLeod Donald W., depositary American Tract
Society, office 757 Market, dwl 213 Geary
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,713, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [ ]VI " DIRECTORY
453
McLeod Prank, drayman with D. Hayes & Co.,
dwl Mission nr Second
McLeod George, (Larkins & Co.) dwl SW cor
Second and Howard
McLeod Hiiffh J-, drayman with Crane & Brigham,
dwl 34 Valparaiso
McLeod James, shoemaker with D. W. Emerson &
Co., dwl 138 Fourth
McLeod James, plasterer, dwl 542 Natorna
McLeod John, plasterer, dwl 542 Natoma
McLeod John, rigger, dwl 238 Steuart
McLeod N. E., carpenter, dwl 37 Langton
McLeod Robert, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
McLeod Robert L., carpenter with Middlemas &,
Boole
McLeod Thomas M., operator Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, Brenham Place, dwl 1125 Mason
McLeod Thomas R., carpenter, dwl 710 Howard
McLeod William, paiuter, dwl 1106 Pine
McLeskev J. A., (D. A. McKinley & Co.j&vtl 1212
Polk'
McLonan Thomas, butcher with Jacob Wray, dwl
Metcalf Place
McLorinim James H., carpenter, dwl 136 Natoma
McLoud John, shoemaker, dwl 825 Harrison
McLoud Joseph, drayman, dwl 31 Valparaiso
McLonghlin Alexander, brewer S. F. Stock Brew-
ery, dwl 2212 Mason
McLoughlin Bernard, bootfitter with Buckingham
& Hecht, dwl cor Market and Valencia
McLoughlin Edward, liquor saloon, NE cor Clay
and Kearny, dwl 6 Central Place
McLoughlin John, brewer, dwl 9 Natoma
McLoughlin John, lather, dwl S s Twentieth bet
Dolores and Church
McLonghlin John, silversmith with Koehler & Bit-
ter, dwl W s Capp nr Eighteenth
McLoughlin Michael, laborer, dwl 38 Natoma
McLoughlin Peter, machinist Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 158 First
McLoughlin William, seaman N. P. Trans. Co's
S. S. Pelican
McLoughnan William, laborer, dwl Lafayette bet
Eleventh and Twelfth " •
McLure Andrew, sexton Howard Presbyterian
Church, dwl 12 Clara
McLure John, molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 363
First
McLynchey William, engineer, dwl 210 Pacific
McLynn James, laborer, dwl NE cor Leavenworth
and Vallejo
McMacken James, (Morrill $ Co. J dwl 1222 Jack
McMahon Ann Mrs., seamstress, dwl 809 Harrison
McMahon Anne, (widow) dwl 11 Valparaiso
McMahon Annie, (widow) dwl 5 Bernard
McMahon Bernard, butcher, dwl 121 Gilbert
McMahon Bernard, carpenter, dwl 129 Gilbert
McMahon Bridget Mrs., lodgings, 10 Anthony
McMahon Catherine, (widow) dwl 9 Sunnier
McMahon Charles, printer with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 811 Greenwich
McMahon Dennis, miner, dwl 403 Stevenson
McMahon Felix, laborer Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 10 Anthony
McMahon George, carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 12 Anthony
McMahon George, driver with Larkins & Catania,
dwl 923 Broadway
McMahon George, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine
McMahon James, drayman, dwl 923 Broadway
McMahon James, express wajcou, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Cal, dwl E s Capp nr Fifteenth
McMahon James, groceries and liquors, 163 Jessie
McMahon James, hostler, bds 29 First
McMahon James, laborer S. F. Boiler Works, dwl
317 Fourth
McMahon James, seaman N. P. Trans. Co. S. S.
Onflamme
McMahon James, waiter Metropolitan Restaurant.
dwl 331* Third, rear
McMahon James B., harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 149 Tehama
McMahon Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1106 Mason
McMahon Jeremiah, laborer with William Kerr,
dwl Lombard bet Sansotn and Montgomery
McMahon John, (McMahon & Nelson) dwl 351
Clementina
McMahon John, glasscutter with T. O'Neil, dwl 5
Bernard
McMahon John, hostler N. B. &. M. R. R. dwl 35
Fifth Avenue
McMahon John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
McMahon John J., printer with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 978 Harrison
McMahon Joseph, drayman, 102 Sausom, dwl 407
Turk, rear
McMahon Joseph, porter Occidental Hotel •
McMahon Laurence, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl S s Seventeenth Av nr Q, South S. F.
McMahon Margaret, underclothing, 917 and 919
Market
McMahon Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 3 Stockton
McMahon Margaret, (widow) dwl E s Clinton bet
Brannan and Townsend
McMahon Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co.
McMahon Peter, boilermaker S. P. R. R.
McMahon Peter, firemau Black Diamond Coal Co.,
dwl Park Avenue nr Columbia, Bernal Hights
McMahon Peter, laborer, dwl 27 Natoma
McMahon Peter, proprietor New York and Brook-
lyn Exchange, NW cor Drumm and Com
McMahon Peter, waiter Swain's Bakery, dwl 331
Third, rear
McMahon Philip, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 14 Valparaiso
McMahon Richard F., upholsterer, 917 and 919
Market
McMahon Thomas, contractor and builder, 109 and
111 Mission, rear, dwl 328 Sixth
McMahon Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
McMahon Thomas, laborer with Graves & Co.,
W 8 Long Bridge
McMahon Thomas, laborer with Charles E. Has
eltine
McMahon Thomas, shoemaker with James S.
Swain, dwl 434 Broadway
McMahon Washington J. Ji, engraver, dwl 639
California
McMahon William, helper Risdou Iron Works, dwl
923 Broadway
McMahon & Nelson, (John McMahon and William
L. Nelson) dry goods, 6 Third
McManamin Robert, merchandise broker, dwl 228
Folsom
McMann Edward, laborer, dwl 240 Beale
McMann James, fruits, 525 Davis
McMann John, salesman with Frank G. EdwTards,
dwl 1522 Jackson
McMann John, hostler, dwl 14 Natoma
McMann Margaret Mrs., nurse, dwl 60 Clementina'
McMann William, wood and coal, SW cor Wash-
ington and Polk
McManus Andrew, laborer City Iron Works, dwl
130 First
McManus Arthur, merchant, dwl W s Capp bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
McManus Bernard, laborer Fashion Stable, dwl 703
Natoma
McManus Cormack, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl
N s Capp bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McManus Francis, paiuter, dwl E 8 Mission nr
Twenty-third
McManus Hutch, stairbuilder, dwl W s Capp bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
McManus James, laborer, dwl 207 Folsom, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
454
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
McManns James, tailor, dwl 57 Everett,
McManua John, laborer, dwl *2 Jessie
McManns Michael, batcher, dwl 11 Pitch
McManua Michael J., clerk with Marks & Gleeson,
609 Sacramento, dwl E a Miss nr Twenty-third
McManns Patrick, boarding, 131 Folsom
McManua Patrick, carpenter, dwl -113 Stevenson
McManua Patrick, cooper with Francis W. Arnold,
dwl I lOfi Kearny
McManns Patrick, ti'reman steamer Louise, res San
Antonio
McManns Patrick, waiter United States Restaurant,
dwl 3 Tyson Place
McManns Patrick 1)., laborer, dwl SE cor Nine-
teenth and Dolores
McManns P. Henry, coppersmith, dwl SWcor Post
and Taylor
McManns Terence D., gasfitter with Thomas Day,
• dwl 35 Garden bet Harrison and Bryant
McManns Thomas, real estate, dwl 130 Perry
McMath Joseph, painter, dwl 173 Minna
McMellen John, carpenter with Middleniaa & Boole
McMenomy James, hackman, Plaza, dwl 535 Jessie
McMenomy James W., butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 32
California Market, dwl N s Fulton bet Octavia
and Laguna
McMenomy John, clerk, 834 Mkt. dwl 421 Natoma
McMenomy John C, plumber with G. G. Morrow,
dwl 5:24 Stevenson
McMenomy John H., butcher, 7 California Market,
dwl N s Fulton bet Octavia and Laguna
McMenomy Michael O., driver with James Kelly,
dwl 42l Natoma
McMenomy Patrick, laborer, dwl 201 Main
McMenomy William, cart man, dwl 524 Stevenson
McMichael Theodore, stevedore with C. H. Wether-
bce& Co., 30 Market
McMillan JSneas, carpenter, dwl 612 Hyde
McMillan Barney, hostler Market Street R. R., dwl
Sixteenth bet Second Avenue and Guerrero
McMillan Charles, ealker, dwl 1106 Kearny
McMillan Daniel, (Lewellyn & Go.) dwl 1104 How
McMillan Donald, (McMillan & KcsterJ dwl 235
Fifth
McMillan Hugh R., driver with McMillan & Kes-
ter, 714 Front
McMillan J. A., driver City R. R.
McMillan James, barkeeper, 62 Halleck, dwl 517
Pine
McMillan John, cartman withSup't Public Streets
McMillan John, shipwright, dwl 110 Berry
McMillan John, shoemaker with John Sullivan, dwl
147 Minna
McMillan Robert, physician, office and dwl 722
Washington
McMillan William, joiner, dwl 1523 Leavenworth
McMILLAN & KF.STER, (Donald McMillan and
Levi B. KesterJ manuf syrups, cordials, essen-
ces, etc., 714-718 Front
McMillin Gustavus E., drayman, 213 Clay, dwl
432 Shipley
McMonigal Ann, (widow) dwl 1066 Howard
McMorris William M., salesman with LeGav & Co.,
dwl 143 Third
McMullen Archibald, (Mc Mullen &■ Solomon) dwl
637 Howard
McMullen Daniel, miner, dwl E s Harrison bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McMullen Ernest C, metalroofer with H. G. Fiske
McMullen Hugh H., dwl 73:2 Clementina
McMullen John, baker, dwl 14 Brook
-McMullen John, laborer, dwl 17 Stevenson
McMullen Louis G., carpenter, dwl 1418 Pine
McMullen Thomas, foreman S. P. R. R.
McMullen & Solomon, ( Archibald McMullen and
Samuel Solomon j butchers, 2 Grand Central
Market
McMullio George O., (Rountree & McM.)d\v\ 1104
Post
McMnllin John, laborer S.P. R.R., dwl N s Camp
bet Second Avenue and Guerrero
McMnllin John, scavenger, dwl 325 Folsom
McMnllin Kennedv, blacksmith Miners' Foundry,
dwl 316 Bitch *
McMnllin Thurlow, salesman with Rountree & Mc-
Mnllin. dwl 313 Tyler
MeMullins Ellen, (widow) cook Irving House
McMurray Bernard, blacksmith, dwl S s Green nr
Gough
McMurrav Hugh J., clerk with Root <fc Bailey, dwl
1410 Howard
McMurrav James D., carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 1514 Taylor
McMurray John P., plasterer with Samuel Kellett,
dwl 575 Minna
McMurray Lncian C, sawyer with City Paving
Co., dwl 16 Verona
McMurray Patrick E., (McMurrav & Hurley) dwl
24 Howard Court
McMurray & Hurley, (Patrick E. McMurray and
Daniel Hurley) carriagepainters, ~-9 Powell
McMurtrie Thomas, porter with James Scott, dwl
326 Geary
McNabb Edward, liquor saloon, cor Thirty first and
Mission
McNaboa Patrick, laborer, dwl S 8 Turk bet Scott
and Pierce
McNair James, cook with D. J. Harrison & Co.,
dwl 232 Stevenson
McNair Walter, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
McNally Francis, laborer, dwl 411 Main
McNallv James, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
617*McAUister
McNally Johu, cook S.S.Oriflamme, dwl 12 Har Av
McNally John, porter, 129 Sansom, dwl Natoma
bet Seventh and Eighth
McNally Lawrence, (McNally Sf Hawkins ) dwl 15
Eleventh
McNally Michael, clerk County Recorder's office,
dwl N s Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
McNally Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
McNally Y. Mis., dwl 156 Third
McNALLY & HAWKINS, (Lawrence McNally
and Arthur K. Hawkins) plumbers and gas-
fitters, 645 Market
McNamara Andrew, shoemaker with William Join-
er, dwl 115 Second
McNamara Ann, (widow) dwl 182 Stevenson
McNamara Ann, ( widow ) furnished rooms, 707
Howard
McNamara Daniel, laborer with Frank Barnard,
dwl NW cor Pacific and Sansom
McNamara Daniel, machinist, dwl Irving House
McNamara Dennis S., plasterer, dwl 333 Bash
McNamara Edward, laborer New U. S. Branch Mint]
dwl 709 Minna
McNamara Edward, teamster Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., dwl 46 Clementina
McNamara Hugh, hempworker S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, dwl Sierra nr Indiana
McNamara James, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
McNamara James, policeman City Hall, dwl 25
Minna
McNamara James, special policeman, dwl 158
Shipley
McNamara James, teamster, dwl 331 Bush
McNamara James Mrs., (widow) dwl NE cor Van
Ne68 Avenue and O'Farrell
McNamara Jeremiah, boottreer with Mason & Tay-
lor, dwl SW cor Tehama and Eighth
McNamara John, baker with M. Curran, dwl 717
Brannan
McNamara John, carpenter, dwl 147 Tehama
McNamara John, laborer S. P. R. R.
McNamara John, liquor saloon, San Jose Road nr
Six Mile House
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [ ]\J DIRECTORY
455
McNamara John, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltiue
McNamara John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
& Co.
McNamara John F., clerk with Macfarlane, Blair
& Co., dwl NE cor O'Farrell and Van Ness Av
McNamara Michael, drayman, cor Clay and Davis,
dwl Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
McNamara Michael, shoemaker, dwl "JO Commercial
McNamara Patrick, laborer, dwl 719 Natoma
McNamara Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Sierra nr
Vermont
McNamara Robert, capitalist, dwl 1022 Mont
McNamara Thomas, deputy sheriff City Hall, dwl
NE cor O'Farrell and Van Ness Avenue
McNamara Thomas, foreman Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl Francisco nr Polk
McNamara Thomas, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
OriHamme
McNamara William, hats and caps, 920 Market
McNamara William, shoemaker with John Sullivan
McNamara William N, teacher Evening School,
dwl NW cor Clay and Leavenworth
McNamee Maurice, expresswagon, dwl 26 Main
McNamee Patrick, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
30 Moultrie
McNamee Patrick, laborer, dwl Kosciusko nr Cort-
land Avenue, Bernal Hights
McNamee Patrick J., liquor merchant, office SE cor
California and Front, dwl New Franklin House
McNamee Simon, gardener, dwl Ws Buchanan nr
O'Farrell
McNannemy Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park
McNard Michael, laborer, dwl 11 Garden
McNaughtou Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1316 Dupont
McNavin Luke, waiter, dwl 228 Folsom
McNeal James, plasterer, dwl 525 Minna
McNealey Caroline, (widow) dwl Johnson House
McNear Christopher E., shipbroker, dwl 13£ Oak
McNear George, mining, dwl 314 Bush
McNear George W., (McNear & Brother) dwl 1039
Folsom
McNear John A., (McNear & Brother) res Peta-
luma
McNEAR & BROTHER, (George W. and John
A. McNear) produce commission, 302 Davis
McNebowe Patrick, teamster Golden Gate Park
McNee Duncan, clerk U. S. Land Office, dwl 10
Verona Place
McNee Mary, (widow) dwl 10 Verona Place
McNt-eve Martm, smelter, dwl 10 Bitch
McNeil Alice Miss, seamstress, dwl 1016 Stockton
McNeil Andrew, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltiue
McNeil Charles, foreman Empire Lodgings, 636 Com
McNeil Charles, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
McNeil Daniel, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McNeil Daniel, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
1016 Stockton
McNeil Daniel, painter, dwl 1016 Stockton
McNeil Daniel, pilot examiner, office 34 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl NW cor Bay and Leavenworth
McNeil Donald, shipcarpenter, dwl N s Napa nr
Illinois
McNeil Emily Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl NW cor Bay and Leav
McNeil James, gasfitter, dwl 906 Vallejo
McNeil James, messenger Security Savings' Bank,
dwl 521 Folsom
McNeil John, dwl 24 Minna
McNeil John, canvasser, dwl 416Larkin
McNeil Peter, cook with John Anderson, dwl 15
Sherwood Place
McNeil Thomas, stonecutter, dwl S s Filbert bet
Sansom and Montgomery
McNeill Jackson, clerk Loudon and Sau Francisco
Bank, dwl 615 Valencia
McNerlay John, laborer, dwl 161 Jessie
McNerney Daniel, calker with Middletnas & Boole
McNerney John, molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 24 1 Dora
McNernev John B., helper GoldenSlatelron Works,
dwl 2'4i Dora
McNernev Thomas, calker with P.M. S.S. Co.
MeNevin Patrick \V., tailor, dwl 112 Austin
McNickle Samuel, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
McNicoll Andrew, engineer, dwl cor Twenty-second
and Guerrero
McNicoll John R., clerk with Union Pacific Salt
Company, dwl Twenty-second bet Valencia and
Guerrero
McNicoll Michael, engineer Vulcan Foundry, dwl
S s Twenty-second bet Guerrero and Valencia
McNulty Bert, register clerk County Court, dwl
Lick House
McNULTY CHARLES A., solicitor of Customs,
and adjuster of U. S. revenue claims, office 43
U.S. Court Building, bds Lick House
McNulty Hugh, hostler,' dwl 209 Sutter
McNulty James, bootfitter with Buckingham &.
Hecht, dwl 211 Tehama, rear
McNultv James, shipcalker, dwl 317 Beale, rear
McNULTY J. M., physician, office room 4, 33
Kearny, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
McNulty John, carpenter, dwl 20 Harrison Avenue
McNulty John, foreman City Paving Company, dwl
1 11 Clementina
McNulty Lawrence, porter, 117 Sansom, dwl 215
Minna w
McNulty Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl 49 Jessie,
rear
McNulty Michael, boilermaker, dwl 511 Mission
McNulty Michael, calker with P.M. S.S. Co.
McNulty Michael, laborer, dwl 532 Commercial
McNulty Patrick, foreman weavers Mission and
Pacific Woollen Mills, dwl 1931 Howard
McNulty Peter, laborer Cal. P. R.R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
McNulty Thomas, Exchange Saloon, SE cor Second
and Mission, dwl 42 Natoma
McNulty Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 12 Sixth
McNutt' Charles F., conductor Cent. R.R., dwl 421
Sixth
McNutt George, dwl 633 California
McNutt Jacob, carpenter, dwl 4 Rose
McNutt W. F., ( Maxwell SrMcN.) physician, office
135 Kearny, dwl 131 O'Farrell
McPararty Patrick, piledriver, dwl 21 Caroline
McParlan Charles, upholsterer, dwl 421 Lombard
McParland Bernard, laundryman with S. F. Laun-
dry Ass'n, dwl NW cor' Fillmore and Turk
McParland Joseph B., painter, dwl SW cor Jones
and Greenwich
McPartland Daniel, cabinetmaker with W.G.Weir,
dwl cor Howard and Sumner
McPeak John, extraman steamer No. 1, S.F. F.D.,
dwl 419 Pacific
McPeake Robert, drayman with Strauss &. Frank,
dwl 22 Turk
McPeck Mary, housekeeper, 734 Mission
McPerry Thomas, contractor, dwl SE cor Hyde and
Greenwich
McPhail Andrew, carpenter, dwl NE eorBroadway
and Van Ness Avenue
McPhail Charles, carpenter, dwl 421 Bush
McPhail James, salesman with Charles Langley &
Co., dwl 609 Pine
McPharlan John, blacksmith Cent. R.R. , dwl S s
Brannan nr Seventh
McPhee Daniel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McPhee John B., carpenter, dwl 6 William
McPhee Malcolm, carpenter, dwl 156 Third
McPhee Thomas, laborer Pacific Boiling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
McPherson Alexander, driver with George W.
Green, dwl Summer nr Kearny
McPherson Catherine Miss, tailoress, dwl 66 Ev-
erett
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom. St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
456
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
McPherson David, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'b S.S.
John L. Stephens
McPherson David L., butcher, 10 Union Market,
dwl I Id Naroma
McPherson Elizabeth, (widow) real estate, dvvl SE
cor Kearny and Filbert
McPhereoD Horatio, receiving teller Welle.Pargo &
Co.'s Banking Department, dwl 1522 Mission
McPherson Hugh, painter, dwl Foleom bet Fifth
and Bixth
McPherson James, Bbipcarpenter, dwl 518 Mission
McPherson Joanna, (widow) dwl E s Capp bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McPherson John/ Fit I lard & McP.J dwl S s Twen-
ty -lil'th bet Sanchez and Church
McPherson John, bookkeeper with McMillan &
Kester, dwl 525 Post
McPlierson John A., shipping clerk, dwl 1018
Washington
McPherson Margaret, (widow) dwl 1018 Wash-
ington
McPherson Maynard, physician, office NW cor
Eleventh and Mission, dwl 1514 Mission
McPlierson Robert, longshoreman with Charles E.
JIaseltine, dwl NE cor Mont and Union
McPherson Robert, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
McPherson Samuel G.. painter with Hopps &. Sons,
dwl S s Union nr Taylor
McPherson William, sexton First Presbyterian
Church, and fruits, 1219 Polk
McPhilomy Charles, laborer, dwl E s Columbia nr
Twenty -fifth
McPhillips Edward, drayman, 117 Clay, dwl S s
Folsom bet Ninth and Tenth
McPhun Robert B., printer with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 65 Shipley
McPhun William, agent, dwlf)5 Shipley
McPhun William Jr., ( Hartshorn & McP.J dwl 65
Shipley
McQuade Anthony, painter, dwl 150 Minna
McQnade Arthur, blacksmith, dwl 708 Brannan
McQuade Catherine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 150
Minna
McQuade Francis, cartman, dwl 1047 Howard
McQuade James P., carpenter Cal. Planing Mill,
dwl 174 1 Miuua
McQuade John, shoemaker with Charles Palmer.
dwl 235 Sutter
McQuade Joseph, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro.Ass'n,
234 Sutter
McQuade Patrick, hostler N.B.& M.R.R., dwl Mil-
ler's Place
McQuade Patrick, laborer S.F.Wool Exchange, dwl
1210 Montgomery
McQuade Patrick, shoemaker with S.W.Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 11 Hunt
McQuade Peter, carder Mission & Pacific Woolen
Mills, dwl S 6 Seventeenth nr Folsom
McQnade Peter, hackman, cor Market and Third,
dwl 224 Third
McQuaid John A., (Wheeler & McQ.J attorney-at-
law, office 424 Montgomery, dwl 820 Lomb
McQuaid Michael, dwl S s Seventeenth bet Valencia
and Mission
McQuaid Michael, molder Union Iron Works, dwl
18 Minna
McQnarrie Daniel J., carpenter, dwl NE cor Lom-
bard and Polk
McQueen Jane, (widow) dwl 14 Ellis
McQueen Robert, carpenter, dwl 434 Jessie
MeQiieenev James, marblepolisher with Leon R.
Myers & Co., dwl 147 Shipley
McQueeney William, laborer S.F~. Gas Co., dwl 147
Shipley
McQUILLAN BERNARD, importer and dealer
pictures, moldings, etc., 209-211 Leidesdorff,
dwl 307 Minna
McQuillan Burnett, hostler, dwl S s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
McQuillan Edward, salesman with B. McQuillan,
dwl 513 Greenwich
McQUILLAN FRANK, importer and dealer pic-
tures and mouldings, 6 Fourth, dwl 255 Minna
McQuillan Joseph, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 628 Third
McQuillan Patrick, stevedore Cent. P. R. R., dwl
Berry St. House
McQuinlan Peter, boilermaker, dwl 38 Natotna
MeQuinn Alice, (widow) liquor saloon, 231 Fir6t
McQninn Michael, helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.
McQuirk Patrick, fireman stmr AJameda, Alameda
Ferry
McQuirk Thomas, hostler with John Beatty
McQuitty Andrew, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir,
dwl 100 Hayes
McQuoid Joseph, mason, dwl 81 Fifteenth
McRae James, teamster, dwl 715 Natoma
McRae Philip A., attorney, dwl Lick House
McRaith John, shoemaker with H. M. Beers & Co.,
dwl 356 Jessie
McReaD., cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl
Eighth St. House ■
McRoberts C. W. clerk, dwl 776 Howard
McRoberts William S., assistant storekeeper Cus-
tom House, dwl 432 Fifth
McRogers William, shoemaker with Orrin Jones
McRuer D. C, merchant, dwl Grand Hotel
McRunnils David M., (colored) ( Parker & McR.j
dwl 346 Third
MeSarry Hugh, dwl N s Filbert bet Webster and
Fillmore
McSarry Patrick, farmer, dwl N s Filbert bet Webster
and Fillmore
McShane John, expresswagon, cor Pacific and Da-
vis, dwl 625 Davis
McShane John, laborer, dwl 319 Tehama
McShane John, painter with C. J. Barron, dwl 119£
Gilbert
McSHANE PHILIP, manager Occidental Hotel,
E s Montgomery from Bush to Sutter
McShea John, boilermaker Union Iron Works
McShea William, teamster with Stephen S. Smith,
dwl 312 Beale
McSheehy James F., bootfitter, dwl 256 Jessie
McSheehy John J., marblecutter, dwl 256 Jessie
McSheehy Patrick, laborer, dwl 256 Jessie
McSheehy Timothy, laborer New U. S. Branch
Mint, dwl 256 Jessie
McSheffrey Charles, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 911
Market.
McShively Patrick, laborer, dwl 9 Baldwin Court
McSloy Thomas, clerk with Gleeson & Fell, dwl
534 Bush
McSorely Arthur, carder Mission and Pacific Wool-
en Mills
McSorely James, boxmaker, dwl Irving House
McSorely John, policeman City Hall, dwl 21 Fol-
som Avenue
McSorely William, expresswTagou, cor Bush and
Sansom
McSorely William, sawyer Union Box Factory,
dwl'810 Market
McSorrell Peter, domestic Lick House
McSparren Archibald, Dr. Bourne's Electro-Medi-
cated Steam Baths, 10 Post, Masonic Temple
McSweegan Daniel, clerk, dwl 503 Suiter
McSweegan James, blacksmith S. P. R. R., dwl
Howard nr Twentieth
McSweegan Mary, (widow) dwl 503 Sutter
McSweeney Catharine, (widow) liquor saloon, 109
Pacific
McSweeney Dennis, shoemaker with Charles Dono-
van, dwl 62J Shipley
McSweeney James, harnessmaker with Main &,
Winchester, dwl 67 Minna
McSweeney J. P., lithographic printer with G. T.
Brown & Co., dwl 727 Clav
McSweeney Mary, (widow) dwl 209 Eighth, rear
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
457
McSweeney Patrick, laborer, dwl 2 Steveloe
McSweenv Timothy, barkeeper with Patrick H.
McKeon, dwl 517 Fulton
McTamney Patrick, tailor, dwl 314 Jessie
McTarnah'an Samuel B., night inspector Custom
House, dwl Goodsell Place nr First
McTavish Donald, plasterer, dwl 25b* Minna
McTernan Brothers, (Thomas a?td Hugh) ship-
smiths, 31 Commercial
McTernan Hugh, (McTernan Bros.) dwl 31 Com
McTernan Thomas, (McTernan Bros. J dwl Eight-
eenth Avenue bet R and S, South S. F.
McThale Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 17 Fourth
McTiernan Edward, dwl 24 Clinton, rear
McTieman John, tailor, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun
and Sansntu
McTigue Michael, harnessmaker with J. C. Johnson,
&. Co.. dwl 551 Howard
McVay Charles, waiter Russ House
McVea James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 1011
Powell
McVeigh Patrick, baker, dwl 69 Stevenson
McVey Hugh, milkman, dwl cor Laguna and McAl-
lister
McVey James, (P. $ J. McVey) dwl NE cor
Stockton and Green
McVey John, tinsmith with John G. Lacy, dwl SE
cor Laguna and McAllister
McVey P. & J., wines and liquors, NE cor Stockton
and Green
McVey Patrick, (P. & J. Mc Vey) dwl cor Laguna
and McAllister
McVicker Charles, marblecutter, NW cor Harrison
& Fourth, dwl 252 Perry
McVicker Duncan, cook, dwl 9 Clara
McVicker John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
McWilliams Delia Miss, seamstress with George O.
Whitney <fe Co., dwl Irving House
McWilliams Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny,
McWorthy Franklin J., real estate, dwl E s San
Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Mea John, longshoreman with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Meaburn John J., bookkeeper with California
Cracker Co., dwl 2401 Jackson
Meacham David K./Knapp & M.) dwl W s Guer-
rero bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty- sixth
Mead Albert, machinist, dwl 504 Third
Mead Alden E., drayman with Jacob Browning,
dwl W e Larkin bet Turk and Tyler
Mead Allen, dairyman with John A. Sbepston, dwl
SW cor Twenty-sixth and Old San Jose Road
Mead Benjamin F., hatter, dwl 1215 Leavenworth
Mead Charles H., manuf harness and saddlery, SE
cor Front and Jackson, dwl 352 First
Mead Charles H., (William G. Mead & Son) dwl
MEAD, FOSTER & WOOLLEY, ( Le Grande
Mead, William W. Foster and Lell H. Wool-
ley) produce and fruit commission, 225 Wash
Mead Frank D., printer Alta California, dwl 409
Post
Mead Frank R., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
22 John
Mead George W., assistant bookkeeper with Little-
field, Webb & Co., dwl .7104 Mission
Mead Hamilton P., driver with Fordham & Jen-
nings, NE cor Front and Jack, dwl 75 Natoma
Mead Helen Miss, seamstress, dwl 49 Everett
Mead House, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
Mead John F., blacksmith^ dwl E s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth
Mead John R., salesman, 310 Cal, dwl 325 Bush
Mead Le Grande, (Mead, Foster & Woolley) res
Alameda
MEAD LEWIS R., secretary Risdon Iron Works,
SE cor Beale and Howard, dwl 727 Pine
Mead Michael, carriagemaker, dwl 33 Minna
Mead Michael J., blacksmith, dwl 37 Minna
Mead Sidney, tiler with Hobbs, Gil more & Co., dwl
29 Stevenson
Mead Walter, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
22 John
Mead William C, (William C. Mead & Son) and
deputy Sheriff City Hall, dwl 821 Market
Mead William C. & Son, (Charles II. Mead) bar-
nessmakers. 821 Market
Mead William H., bookkeeper with H. <fe, W.
Pierce, dwl 1517 Geary
Mead Willard L., milkranch, Central Road nr Giant
Powder Mills
Meade Calvert, bookkeeper II. B. Tichenor & Co.,
42 Market
Meade Patrick, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Meader Alexander J., stevedore, dwl 425 Vallejo
Meador Alexauder, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Meadow Valley, East Extension M. Co., (Pioche
Nevada) office 419 California
MEADOW VALLEY MINING CO. ,(Pioche,Nev)
office 419 California
Meadowcroft Benjamin, pressman with Francis &
Valentine, dwl NW cor Clementina and Second
Meadowcroft James, carrier Guide, dwl 301 Clem
Meagan John, hostler Front Street, M. & 0. R. R.,
dwl Larkin nr Green
Meagher Andrew, salesman with Deniiis A. Healey,
dwl SE cor Kearny and Vallejo
Meagher Ann, (widow) dwl 6 Hubbard
Meagher Cornelius, hostler with P. A. Finigau,dwl
11 William
Meagher Francis T., bookkeeper with Marks &, Le-
vinsky, dwl 108 Stockton
Meagher Gilbert, laborer, dwl 1 Lafayette Place
Meagher Henry, dwl 107 Chambers
Meagher James, fireman stui Julia, dwl Hinckley
nr Kearny
Meagher James, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Meagher James, cook, dwl 107 Chambers
Meagher James, driver C. J. Havvley & Co., dwl
19 Stockton
Meagher James F., clerk with C. Curtin, dwl 6
Hubbard
Meagher John, boottitter U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Meagher John, policeman City Hall, dwl 742 Wash
Meagher John F., school director Seventh Ward,
office 443 California, dwl 25 Minna
Meagher Mary, (widow) dressmaker, 713 Mission
MEAGHER MICHAEL, notary public anil com-
missioner deeds, office 443 Cal, dwl 712 Bush
Meagher Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 Prospect Place
Meagher Philip, engineer Occidental Hotel
Meagher Philip, merchant, office 23S Montgomery,
dwl 137 Montgomery
Meagher Thomas, laborer with Pool & Hanis, dwl
1009 Jones
Meagher William F., shoemaker with M. Gueriu &
Son, dwl 531 Howard
Meagher William J., dwl 231 Second
Meagles Michael, carpenter, dwl W s Devisadero
bet Post and Geary
Meagles Thomas, carpenter Golden Gate Park
Meahan Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Meany Patrick, cutter with William Sherman & Co.,
dwl W s Dent Place nr Jackson
Meara Patrick, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Meares John L.. physician and deputy health officer,
^ office 521 Jackson, dwl Lick House
Mearns George, searcher records with Savings &
Loan Society, office 621 Clay, dwl 1205 Sac
Mears James, importer liquors, 511 Front, dwl 429
Geary
Mears William, ship carpenter, dwl 156 Third
Mearz Catherine, (widow) dwl 211 Welsh
JOWTiS, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety
WAT KINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
458
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Mebach Bernhard, tailor, dwl 18 Harlan Place
Mellaril Michael, porter with B. 13. Thayer, dwl 10
Oak
Mebach Peter, porter, dwl 10 Oak
Mebins C. P., importer and commission merchant,
and agent Bremen Board Underwriters, office
421 Battery
MEOARTNEY AMOS, merchant, dwl 517 Mission
Mechanics' Borne, Hugh Eraser proprietor, SE cor
Minion and First
Mechanics' Hotel, Jacob Poska proprietor, NW cor
Broadway and Kearny
MECHANICS' INSm'U'TEtorCoiinthian) HALL,
27 Post
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE BUILDING,S s Post
bet Montgomery and Kearny
MECHANICS' IVSTITUTE LIBRARY, Mechan-
ics' Institute Building, 27 Post
MECHANICS' MILL, Wells, Russell & Co. pro-
prietors, S\V cor Mission and Fremont
Mechold Henry, tailor with Henry Steil, dwl 317
Bush
Mecklenbourg , harkeeper, dwl 826 Pacific
Medaille Jean, laborer, dwl 734 Vallejo
Medau Amelia Miss, dwl 524| Sixth
Medau Joachim J., cigars and tobacco, S\V cor
Broadway and Davis, dwl Hall Alley nr Vallejo
Medau John, (John & Peter Medau) dwl 1 Medau
Place
MEDAU JOHN & PETER, cigars and tobacco, SE
cor Dupont and Pacific
Medau Peter, (John & Peter Medau) dwl SE cor
Dupont and Pacific
Medau'w John J. II., wines and liquors, 968 Folsom
Medbery William C., merchant, dwl 935 Sacramento
Medbury A. R. Rev., pastor First Baptist Church,
dwl 1011 Washington
Medbury Christopher .dairyman, dwl 344 Townsend
Medeiros Manuel, seaman, dwl SW cor Drummand
Oregon
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF
THE PACIFIC, E s Stockton nr Geary, Hen-
ry Gibbons, Dean, office 26 Montgomery
Medina Frank, musician, dwl 3 Telegraph Place
Medina Lorenzo, engiueer with Garcin & Periam,
dwl Isthmus House
Medina William II., machinist with Garcin & Pe-
riam, dwl 416 Greenwich, rear
Medou Frank, confectioner with Miley & Perrin,
dwl 738 Washington
MEE JAMES, attorney -at -law, office 625 Mer-
chant, dwl 549 Folsom
Mee John, laborer, dwl S s Willow Av nr Van
Ness Av
Mee Joseph P. , law student with James Mee, dwl
549 Folsom
Meegan Ann, (widow) dwl'417 Stockton
Meehan Charles, plumber with G. & W. Snook
Meehan Edward, barkeeper with Linn &. Holje,
dwl 1519 Taylor
Meehan George, cartman, dwl 120 Gilbert
Meehan Hugh, blacksmith with A. Folsom, dwl Ma-
son nr Filbert
Meehan James, barkeeper with William Meehan,
dwl 622 Kearny
Meehan James, cartman with Sup't Public Streets,
dwl 109 Gilbert
Meehan James, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Meehan James J., gastitter and plumber, 900 Mar-
ket, dwl 248 Je.-sle
Meehan Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange,
dwl W s Decatur nr Bryant
Meehan John, dwl What Cheer House
Meehan John, baker with M. Curran, dwl 717
Brannan
Meehan John, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth &
Co.
Meehan John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery
dwl 20 Downey
Meehan Martin, groceries, 35 Louisa
Meehan Michael, laborer with Middleton & Co.,
dwl 131 Perry
Meehan Patrick, bootmaker with P. Kelly, dwl
713 Front
Meehan Peter, laborer, dwl 22 Valparaiso
Meehan Thomas, butcher, dwl N s Point Lobos
Road
Meehan Thomas, laborer, dwl 31 Minna, rear
Meehan Thomas H., sailmaker with Thomas Rey-
nolds, dwl 308 Tehama, rear
Meehan William, liquors, NEcor Kearny and Com-
mercial, dwl 622 Kearny
Meek George F., compositor Moruiug Call, dwl 917
Stockton
Meeker David, ( Meeker, James & Co.) dwl 1416
Sacramento
Meeker Henry H., assistant bookkeeper with Crane
& Brigham, dwl 1416 Sacramento
MEEKER, JAMES & CO., (David Meeker, Will-
iam James and James Cobbledick). importers
and jobbers carriage and wagon materials, SE
cor California and Davis
Meeker William A., (Excelsior Mill Co.y dwl 1217
Kearny
Meeks Washington, attorney at law, office 536
Washington, dwl 31 Hawthorne
Meelick William, varnisher, dwl 304 Minna
Meell John, cabinetmaker with H. Horsttnann &
Co., dwl 10 Card Alley
MEESE HERMAN, manager United Auabeim
Wine Growers' Ass'n, 321 Montgomery,' dwl
W s Treat Avenue nr Twentieth
Meetz Theodore, real estate agent, office 128 Kearny,
dwl 149 Post
Meezles Jacob, baker Government Works, Lime
Point, dwl 1332 Pacific
Megan Anthony, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Megannon James, hostler, dwl 313 Ellis
Megerle Philip M., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 325 Fourth
Meginly Joseph, clerk with William Kennedy, dwl
lib Minna
Meginuis John, shoemaker with Orriu Jones, dwl
435 Pine
Mehegau Jeremiah, laborer Laborers' Pro. and
Ben. Ass'n, 814 Howard
Meherin Patrick, laborer with David Neely, dwl
NE cor Twentieth and Folsom
Meherin Thomas, nurseryman and florist, depot NE
cor Battery and Oregon, dwl 714r, Clementina
Mehlbech Frederick, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Mehler E., baker, dwl 333 Bush
Mehlert F. Edward, bookkeeper with David Sam-
uels, dwl 728 Harrison
Mehlwitz Anthony, clerk, dwl 726 California
Mehnert Ernst, shoemaker, 8 Washington, dwl 22
Clay
Mehrten Alfred, clerk with Louis Pouzadoux, dwl
2 Chatham Place
Mehrtens August, (Burmeister & M.) dwl NW cor
California and Leavenworth
Mehrtens Jake, (Bullwinkle. # Co.) dwl NW cor
Louisa and Haywood
Mehrtens Martin, distiller, dwl Greenwich nr Pierce
Meidreick Henry, tailor with Bullock & Jones, dwl
423 Green
Meier Christian, (Meier & Bahl) dwl NW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-fourth
Meier George, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 905
Jackson, dwl E s Fillmore bet Ellis and Eddy
Meier Joseph, bootmaker, 15011, Stockton
Meier Louis H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sev-
enth Avenue aud N, South S. F.
Meier Matthias, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Meier & Dahl, (Christ /an ^eier and Christopher
Bahl) groceries aud liquors, NW cor Mission
and Twentv-fourth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [ ]ty£ ] DIRECTORY
459
Meierdierks Christian, groceries aud liquors, NW
cor Powell and Post
Meierhoff Robert, real estate, dwl E s Noe bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Meiers Charles, seaman brig Willimantic, pier 9
Steuart
Meighan Patrick, engineer, dwl Mission nr Thirtieth
Meighan Rebecca A., Swain's Branch Bakery, 1018
Stockton
Meigs George A., (Meigs 8? Gaieley) res Port Madi-
son, w:t.
MEIGS & GAWLEY, (George A. Meigs and
William H. Gaic/ey) lumber, and Puget Sound
Packets, pier 1 Steuart
Meihnavd Albert, laborer, dwl W s Nebraska nr
Twenty-fourth
Meikel Absalom, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Meikle William, bakery, 1128^ Folsom
Meiklehaugh Daniel, groceries and liquors, 1425
Pacific
Meilie Patnck, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben. As-
sociation, 814 Howard
Meinbrassa G., farmer, dwl 410 Sixth
Meincke Frederick, liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Meincke Henry, stevedore Black Diamond Coal M.
Co., dwl 423 Green
MEINECKE CHARLES, commission merchant,
and importer foreign wines and brandies, 314
Sacramento, res Encinal, Alameda Co.
Meihecke Christian, cook, dwl 228 Bush
Meinecke John, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl Decatur nr Bryant
Meiners Daniel, waiter, dwl 637 Pacific
Meiners Rudolph Jr., shoemaker with Jacob Nagel,
dwl 128 Post
Meinert Herman, yardkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl W s Nebraska nr Twenty-fourth
Meininger H., fancy goods, laces, etc., 303 Kearny
Meininger Louis, clerk with H. Meiuinger, dwl 217
Turk
Meinhardt William, trunkmaker with R. H. Gal-
pen, 2 Post
Meinke Henry, barkeeper with Cord Wrede, dwl
60 Steuart
Meinke J. F. & Co., agents Hamburg Steamship
Co., SW cor California and Sansom
Meinke JoImi F., (J. F. Meinke & Co.) dwl 910
Washington
Meir Charles A., laborer, dwl 114 William
Meitz Rudolph, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Mejasson Leon, real estate, office 612 Commercial,
dwl 421 \ Post
Mel George, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., dwl 630 Sacramento
Mel Henry, (John Mel & Sons) dwl 850 Market
Mel John, (John Mel & Sons) dwl 515 Leav-
enworth
MEL JOHN & SONS, (Louis and Henry MM)
importers and commission merchants, 36 Cal
Mel Louis, I John Mel dt Sons) res Bordeaux, France
Melaney Eugene, stonecutter, dwl 14 Scott Place
Melbourn George, boatman Mission Street Wharf,
dwl 5 Mission, rear
Melbourn Joseph, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Powell and Pacific
Melbourne Richard, (colored) waiter, dwl 109
Bernard
Melcher James, stairbuilder, dwl 5 Stockton
Melden John, tailor, 204 Clara
Meldram Charles K., conductor S. P. R. R.
Melement Hugh, seaman schooner Meldon, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Melendrez Gabriel, (Jesus Lopez & Co.) dwl 532
Broadway
Melendy Hiram B.,.(Gibb & M.) dwl N s Cleave-
land bet Seventh and Eighth
Mellens John, seaman bark Mary Glover, pier 10
Steuart
Meley Jane, (widow) dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Melhoff William, machinehand with Kragen &
Geishaker, dwl 20 Minna
Melia Michael, lather, dwl S s Fulton nr Van Ness
Avenue
Melia William, musieprinter with M. Gray, dwl 25
Stevenson
Melick Chichester, proprietor Isthmus House, 54
B^irst
Melies Adolpb, bookkeeper with Francis A. Borel,
dwl 535 Jessie
Melish Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 71 Tehama
Mellen Henry S., laborer with James De La Mon-
tanya, dwl 326 Green
Mellen John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 18 Minna
Mellen William P. Jr., storekeeper P. M.S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 132 Perry
Melletz George D., real estate, dwl 310 Pitch
Mellish Charles, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 71 Tehama
Mello Marv A., (widow) furnished rooms, 129 Third
Mellon John S., (Gilman & M.J dwl 443 Bush
Mellor George, proprietor Oceanside House, Ocean
Beach Road, 2 miles from Cliff House
Mellor James F., expresswagou, 539 California,
dwl 1624 Howard •
Melius Gustavus B., shiprigger, dwl 1511 Stockton,
rear
Melius H. J., special policeman, dwl 629 Clay
Melius Jane Miss, dressmaker White House, dwl
662 Howard
Melody Bridget Miss, seamstress, dwl 11 Sherwood
Place
Melon John, cookDelmonico Restaurant, 41 Second
Melray Peter, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Melrose James W., salesman, 223 Montgomery
Melse Edward, barkeeper with Charles Potron,
dwl 727J Clementina
Melsing Gustave, bakery, 1129 Dupont
Melstedt Johnson, dwl 310 Eighth
Melstedt Minna Mrs., furnished rooms. 127 Fourth
Melville Frank, plumber with W. W. Walmsley,
dwl N s Vallejo bet Hyde and Larkin
Melville Julia, (widow) teacher music, dwl 327
Geary
Melville 'Michael, teamster, dwl N s Vallejo bet
Hyde and Larkin
Melville Willie R., clerk Bank California, dwl 327
Geary
Melvin James, varieties, NE cor Washington and
Sansom
Melvin Jennie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 227 Minna
Melvin Nathaniel, Imp. Calkers1 Association, 713
Mission
Melwitz Henry, laborer, dwl 118 Main
Melzazard Annie Mrs., dwl 37 Louisa
Menager Peter, laborer, dwl 618 Pacific
Menaut Louise Mrs., laundry, 1035 Howard
Menard Etienne, clerk Hotel de France, dwl 516
Pacific
Menard John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Mencarini Damiano, manufacturer plaster statuary,
VZ\ Fourth, dwl S s Morton nr Dupont
Mendel Charles, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Mendel Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 757 Mission
Mendel Louis, laborer, dwl 18 Hunt
Mendell George, brevet colonel, major engineers
U.S. A., in charge harbor fortifications, office
533 Kearny, dwl 420 Eddy
Mendelson Bernard, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Mendelsou Brothers, (Morris and Jonas, merchants,
Yokohama) office 319 Sacramento
Mendelson Elkan, clothing, 233 Pacific
Mendelson Jonas, (Mendelson Bros.) rea Yokohama
Mendelsou Louis, capmaker with Wolf Fleischer,
dwl 424 Sansom
Mendelson Morris, (Mendelson Bros.) dwl 616 O'-
Farrell
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Ifendelson Bolomon, bookkeeper with Kullman &
Armer, dwl 34 Turk
Mend* oca Jose, fisherman, <l\v! 116 Jackson
Mendenc . M. G., \ Marshall <k M.J dvvl S s White
bel Green and Vallejo
Menderos Gabriel, merchant, dwl 90 Everett
David, Bed Lion liquor saloon, 319 Com
\ < ... (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 419
Commercial
Mendeseolle Alfred, liqnordealer, dwl 807 Vallejo
Mendessolie B. & Co.. importers and wholesale wines
and liquors, 303 Battery
Mendessolie Benjamin, (B. Mendessolie •$• Co. J dwl
1; Eddy
Mendez Dvonicio, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez
A- Co.; dwl L518 Powell
Mendez Teodoro, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez
& Co.. dwl 826 Jackson
Mendheim Hermann, merchant, office G31 Clay, dwl
1 .' >'• Stockton
Mendheim M., merchant, office 631 Clav, dwl 1115
St wjkton
Mendito Joaquin, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez
A Co.. dwl mi3 Kearny
MENDOCINO & HUMBOLDT TELEGRAPH
CO . office 522 California
Mendocino Packets, Godeffroy & Sillem, agents, 31
C lifornia
Mendorn .lames, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 316 BeaJe, rear
Mendoza Amado, jeweler and diamoudsetter, 417
Broadway
Mendoza Frederick, jeweler with Amado Mendoza,
dwl 117 Broadway
i Henry, barkeeper, 613 Sac. dwl 809 Filbert
Menge George, cook, dwl 7U0 Pacific
Mengel John, market. SE cor Sutter aud Stockton
Mengel Philip, upholsterer with George O. Whit-
ney ife Co., dwl S s Fifteenth bet Shotwell aud
Howard
Menken Patrick, sergeant U. S. A., dwl 506 Market
Menkes Adam, butcher, dwl 227 Ellis
Menges C. A. Miss, teacher Mission Street Cosmo-
politan Primary School, dwl 326 Jessie
Menges Charles W.. shoemaker with Buckingham
ii Becht, dwl 27 Lilly
Menges Jacob, bootmaker, 1504 Stockton
Menkes Jane, (widow) dwl 326 Jessie
Menges Michael, butcher with Fred Katz, dwl Bel-
den nr Pine
Menifee G. W., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
MeujonletJean, butcher, dwl 15 Railroad Avenue
Menke August, (Amsley & M.J dwl 631 \ Minna
Meuke Edward, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sut-
ter and Taylor
Menke Helming, butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 517 Mer-
chant, dwl 714 Tehama
Menke Henry, (Menke & Co. J dwl NE cor Batterv
and Commerce
Menke & Co., (Henry Menke and Ernest Heinrich
Meyer J groceries and liquors, NE cor Battery
and Commerce
Menue Clement, tailor, 533 Washington
Menne Dominique, laborer with Victor Bordeaux,
dwl 736 Pacific
Meno Joseph, glassstainer with John Mallon, dwl
314 Pacific
Menomy Edward T., contractor and builder aud
manufacturer drainpipe. 409 Washington, dwl
N s Chestnut bet Kearny and Dupont
Menser Frederick, cigars anil tobacco, 16 Steuart
Menses Joseph M., laborer, dwl E s Bartol nr Val-
lejo
Meusing N., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
cor Fillmore and Ellis
Mentel William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Broadway and Stockton, dwl 63^ Broadway
Mentou \V. H., drayman, dwl E » Fillmore
Clay and Washington
bet
Mentrupe A., clerk, dwl 121 Sanson!
Mentz Frederick, furniture, 1326 Stockton, dwl 1219
Pacific
Mentz Henry, butcher, dwl 4:28 Geary
Mentz John'lL, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
28 Frederick
Menu Charles, kidglovemaker with D. Samuels, dwl
W s Shotwell nr Nineteenth
Menu James H., general business agent, office 502
Montgomery, dwl 330 Sutter
Menz C, dwl 316 Pine
Menzies Stewart, (Menzies & LowryJ and super-
vis a- First Ward, dwl SW cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
Menzies Thomas, dwl Union Club
MENZIES Sz. LOWRY, {Stewart Menzies and
Richard LowryJ stevedores, office 502 Battery
Merani Emilio, bootmaker, J 330 Dupont
Merc Adam, cabinetmaker with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 116 Welsh •
Mercado E.. clerk, dwl 22 Turk
MERCADO FELIX, agent old stvle hand made
Bourbon Whisky, 605 Wash, dwl HI Taylor
Mercado Sebastian, clerk with Felix Mercado, dwl
22 Turk
MERCANTILE AGENCY, (Hope, McKillop &
Co. and McKillop, Sprapne Sf Co.. Xew York)
Arthur Hope manager, office 317 California
MERCANTILE AGENCY, (J. M Bradstreet
& SonJ James R. Pickens superintendent,
office 317 California
MERCANTILE AGENCY. R. G. Dun & Co. pro-
prietors. Jay Lutrsdin manager, office 320 Cal
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
James Otis president, William Harney secre-
tary, rooms 216 Bush
MERCANTILE LIBRARY BUILDING. 216 Bush
MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL, 216 Bush
Merced and San Joaquin Canal aud Irrigating Co.,
office 41 1 i California
Merced Falls Woolen Manufacturing Co., Hoffman
& Co. agents, 17 Battery
Mercer Asa S., real estate agent, office 302 Montgom-
ery, res Portland, Oregon
Mercer Charles H.. confectioner, dwl 127 Second
Mercer M. A. Mrs., manufacturing and wholesale
and retail confectionery, 518 Kearny and 127
Second, dwl 127 Second ,
Merchall Joseph, laborer, dwl 514 Geary
Merchant Joseph, teamster with J. Martenstein &
Co.
MERCHANTS' DRY DOCK CO., offices 411 1 Cal
and 28 Merchants' Exchange
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION,
Joseph H. Coolidge secretary, office Mer-
chants' Exchange
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO. Levi Stevens president, R. N.
Van Brunt cashier, 415 California
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BUILDING, (new)
S s California bet Montgomery and Sanson)
MERCHANTS LINE VICTORIA AND PUGET
SOUND PACKETS, office 318 Front
MERCHANTS' MARINE INSURANCE CO.
LIMITED, (London) McFarlane, Blair &. Co.
general agents, office 302 California
MERCHANTS' MUTUAL MARINE INSUR-
ANCE CO., J. B. Scotcbler president, E. W.
Bourne secretary, office 40(3 California
MERCHANTS' MUTUAL MARINE IXS. CO.'S
BUILDING, 40(5-410 California
Merck Charles, portraitpaintei, studio 605 Sac
Meredith Alice Miss, dressmaker, dwl Ss Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Mission
Meredith J. Henry, attorney at law, office and dwl
504 Kearny
Mere Lekens, '(widow) dwl Point Lobos Road in-
Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Meregot Charles, clerk, dwl 11 John
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 718 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [ ]\J " DIRECTORY
461
Merigan Jolm S., barkeeper, 321 California, dwl 8
Virginia
Merigot Antoine, wigrnaker with B. Puyoou, dwl
13 Virginia
Merithew "Jacob M., blacksmith with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 179 Minna
Merithew J. C. commission merchant, office 315
Davis, res Brooklyn, Alameda County
Merithew Oliver B., framemaker Pacific Straw
Works, dwl 825 Jackson
Merithew Richard S., pilot steamer Amelia, dwl 825
Jackson
Merkelbach Margaret, (widow) dwl 53 Everett
Merkelbach William, butcher, 13 S. F. Market, dwl
53 Everett
Merkins Clans, clerk with John Wulbern, dwl SW
cor Hyde and Jackson
Merkle Chris., varnisher. dwl 727 Minna
Merkle Joseph, compositor Occident, dwl 727 Minna
Merkt Joseph, locksmith, 758 Clay
Merle Adrien, silesman with Justinian Caire, dwl
2 Medau Place
Merle Francis, clerk with H. S. De Fremery, dwl
82D Green
Merle Isidore, salesman with Justinian Caire, dwl
1028 Dupout
Merle John V., clerk with Bisagno Bros., dwl 820
Greeu
Merle Leopold, salesman City of Paris, dwl 820
Green
Merle Peter V., real estate agent, office 502 Mont-
gomery, dwl 820 Greeu
Me riot Michael, cellarman with I. Landsberger &
Co., dwl 817 Broadway
Mermoud Fnmeois, salesman with Stein, Simon &
Co., dwl 783 Stevenson
Mermoud Louis, porter French Savings and Loan
Society, 411 Bush
Merncell Edward, seaman, bds 238 Steuart
Mero Alexander, carriagetrimmer with Casebolt &
Ken-, dwl 165 Stevenson
Mero George P., carriagetrimmer with Casebolt &
Kerr, dwl 465 Stevenson
Mero Henry, springmaker. dwl 34 Eddy
Mero James H., carriagetrimmer with Casebolt &
Kerr, dwl 465 Stevenson
Merriam Andrew J., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl
1504 Leavenworth
Merriam George B., blacksmith, dwl 932 Mission
Merriam George H., tinsmith with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co.. dwl 117 Welsh
Merriam Jonathan, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Merriam O. W., secretarv California Manufacturing
Co.. (and N. P. Cole & Co.) office 224 Bush,
dwl 734 Post
Merriam William P., deputy recorder City and
County, dwl 1504 Leavenworth
Merrick David S., carpenter, dwl 710 Kearny
Merrides Ephraim, (colored) dwl N s Point Lobos
Road
Merrifield Albert A., miller with Deming, Palmer
& Co., dwl 5 Havdie Place
Merrifield Charles F., (Merrifeld <fc Co.J dwl 513
Franklin
Merrifield Frank, collector with William P. Hum-
phreys, dwl 513 Frankliu
Merrifield Henry, bookkeeper with William P.
Humphreys," dwl 513 Franklin
Merrifield & Co., (Charles Merrifield and William
P. Humphreys) wood and coal, 1020 Market
Merrigan Michael F., blacksmith N. B. &M.R.R.,
dwl 767 Howard
Meriihue Maiy, (widow) dwl 502 Sutter
Merrill Alva D., merchant, office NW cor Sacra-
mento and Davis, res Oakland
Merrill Anuis, attorney-at-law, office 51 Exchange
Building, dwl 1007 Jackson
Merrill A. P.. assistant abstract clerk Custom House.
dwl 215 Ninth
Merrill, Babcox & Co.. (Charles A. Merrill. Jeffer-
son, T. Babcox, Frank Moyer and F. P. F.
Temple I pumice and rotten stone manufacturers,
51 Beale
Merrill Charles, ( Brittan, Holbrook & Co.) res
New York
Merrill Charles A., (Merrill, Babcox & Co.J dwl
215 Ninth
Merrill Charles H., dwl 718 Howard
Merrill Charles R., (./. C. Merrill & Co.) dwl 808
Leavenworth
Merrill Edward, mastermariner, dwl 623; Minna
Merrill Frank, Frank's Exchange, NE cor Pacific
and Stockton, dwl Ns Pac bet Stock and Powell
Merrill George B., attorney-at-law, office 430 Cali-
fornia, res SE cor Ninth and Grove, Oakland
Merrill George C, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Merrill Isaac, merchant, dwl 23^ Silver
Men ill ,). W.. carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Merrill James, bricklayer, dwl 150 Natoma
Merrill James T., carpenter, dwl Es Dolores bet
Dorland and Eighteenth
MERRILL J. C & CO., {Leslie C. Hanks and
Charles li. Mem/l) auction, shipping ami com-
mission merchants and agents Honolulu Regu-
lar Dispatch Line Packets, 204 and 206 Cal
Merrill John, teamster. NE cor California and Da-
vis, dwl S s Howard nr Twelfth
Merrill John C, (J. C. Merrill ^ Co.J dwl Lick
House
Merrill John F., (Brittan, Holbrook & Co, J dwl
Lick House
Merrill John M., clerk with M. Goodwin & Co.,
dwl E s Powell bet Pacific and Broadway
Merrill John R., engineer, dwl 1238 Howard
Merrill Lewis, master mariner, dwl 708 Folsom
MERRILL PARKER, carpetbeating, SW cor Fifth
and Market, dwl 27| Fourth
Merrill Reuben A., merchant, dwl 912 Clay
Merrill Robert, inspector Custom House, dwl 240
Stevenson
Merrill Sylvester, salesman with N. P. Cole & Co.,
d\\ 1 W s Buchanan nr Hayes
Merrill Thaddeus C, salesman, 200 Sansom, dwl
904 Leavenworth
Merrill William A., machine operator with Buck-
ingham & Hecht, dwl 138 Oak
Merrill William F., machinist California Mills, dwl
510 Folsom
Merriman Richard, contractor for honsemoviug,
dwl 1124 Mission
Merri man's Hall. S s Mission bet Second and Third
Merrilt David, calker with Middleni'as & Boole •
Merritt Enos W., lumberman, dwl 15 Florence
Merritt Gideon L., entrineer with Wood Preserving
Co., dwl XW cor Freelon and Fourth
Merritt Henry, cabinetmaker with Luchsinger &
Sou, dwl 722 Minna
Merritt James, (colored) cook, dwl 1014 Pacific
Merritt Martiu B., carpenter and builder, dwl 320
Sansom
MERRITT SAMUEL, M. D., real estate, office
318 California, res Oakland
Merritt Stephen F., barkeeper Blue Wing Saloon,
dwl 251 Third
Merry Peter U., blacksmith Phcenix Iron Works,
dwl Sacramento bet Leavenworth and Jones
Merry Thomas, carpenter with Henry G. Pratt,
dwl 567 Howard
Merry William L., (John Y. Wilson & Co.J dwl
W s Fillmore nr Clay
Merrytield Thomas, 'seaman, dwl 34 Natoma
Merryman Charles S., captain bark Christopher
Mitchell, pier 1 Steuart
Merschaert Adolphe, bootmaker, 727 Davis, dwl S
s Oregon bet Drnmni and Davis
MERSING J. BERNHARD, groceries and liquors,
SW cor Mont and Jackson, dwl 916 Mont
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
462
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
.J
Meralich Dominique, ooBeeBaloon, Ss Vallejo nr
Davis and U26Dupont, dwl 1012 Battery
Mereton, (firet name refused) carpenter, dwl Ui
Second
Mertea Peter, laborer, dwl 23 Jessie
Mertinnaa Ferguti, milkranch, E s Pierce nr Green
Merton James H., painter, dwl 1415 Pacific
Merton John, laborer with Goodwin & to., dwl -
Chatham Place
M.ivv Alphonae, (E.Gros <fc Co.) dwl SE cor
Green and Stockton
Mervy Didier, laborer with Jules B. Neulens. dwl
Sonoma Place
Merz Henry, clerk with William Merz, dwl SE cor
Sutter and Powell
Merz John, tailor, 734 Vallejo
Merz William, groceries and liquors, SEcor Sutter
and Powell , „ , e
Merzbach Julius, insurance agent and collector, oi-
lice 206 Montgomery, dwl 904 Howard
Merzbach Sylvias, clerk with Leavy & Bio., dwl
94/ Howard
Mesenburg Frederick, liquor saloon, NW cor ±ol-
6om and Twenty-fourth
Mesenborg Henry, clerk, dwl 34 Jessie
Mesenburg Herman, haker with Schroth & Wester-
feld, 228 Kearny
Meserole George, conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 3d0 Fourth
Meserve James L., cabinetmaker with N.P.Cole
& Co., dwl 1612 Bush
Meseth Charles, manufacturing jeweler, 315 Mont-
gomery, dwl 923 Union
Meshatger Frederick, expresswagon, dwl W s
Shotwellhet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Mesner Francois X., baker, cor Sausoui and Pacif-
ic, dwl 433 Broadway
Mess Henry, butcher, dwl 29 John
Messec Isaac G., notarv public and commissioner
deeds, office 406 Montgomery, dwl 534 Bush
Messerla August, waiter with Deutsch & Co., 614
Clav
Messersehinidt Anton, confectioner with Hemme &
Reuter. dwl 260 Minna
Messerve Frank, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Messerve William J., compositor S. F. Chronicle,
dwl 719 California
Messervy George F., scenepainter, dwl 612 Cal
Messina'Guiseppe, cook, dwl S s Dupont Alley
Messina Joseph, musician, dwl 604 Vallejo
Messing Aaron J. Rev., rabbi Congregation She-
rith Israel, dwl 305 Eddy
Messinger Aaron, salesman, dwl 610 Sutter
itfesBinger H. W., machinist, dwl 213 Mason
Messinger Simon, grocer, dwl 619 Sutter
Messner Louis, (Messner & Bastion) dwl 721
Sausom
Messner <fc Bastian, (Louis Messner $? Jacob Bas-
tian) bakers, 721 Sansom
Mestaver Charles H., actor California Theater, dwl
1121 Mission
Mestaver Stephen, machinist, dwl 1124 Mission
Mestaver William A., actor California Theater, dwl
511 Jones
Mestre Etienne, merchant, dwl 23 John
Metard Henry J. L., pressman with Francis &V al-
entine, dwl 515 Sacramento
Metcalf Alfred, seaman, dwl 976 Harrison
Metcalf George, musician, dwl 1030 Pacific
Metcalf M. F. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, dwl 212 Seventh
Metcalf O. P., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Metcalfe George, painter, dwl 416 Geary
Metcalfe Peter, real estate, dwl 416 Geary
Methen Jacob, laborer, dwl 229 Maiu
Methfessel Christian, cabinetmaker with Field &
Prei, dwl 509 Fell
Metke Gottfried, confectioner, 1112 Market
Metral Alexandre, chairmaker, 9 Berry
METROPOLITAN BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
FACTORY, S. W. Rosenstock & Co. proprie-
tors, SE cor Bush and Sansom
METROPOLITAN GAS CO., J. W Stow, presi-
dent, A.D. Bell, secretary, works cor Tenth and
Channel, office 304 Pine
Metropolitan Hotel, (now Albion House) 1320 Stock
METROPOLITAN MATCH FACTORY, New-
bauer & Co. proprietors, Potrero, office 107
Sansom
METROPOLITAN MARKET, from Market to
Sutter bet Montgomery and Sansom
Metropolitan Stable, Charles Dryer proprietor,
1318 Stockton
METROPOLITAN THEATER, William H. Lyon
proprietor, W s Mont bet Wash and Jackson
Metrovich Philip, fruits, 801 Bush
Mette Felix J., traveling agent New England Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., dwl 16 Jansen
Mettrall Francois, tinsmith, dwl SWcor Sutter and
Powell
Metz August, carpenter and builder, dwl /61 Miss
Metz Frederick, poultry and game, 14 Occidental
Market, dwl 616 California
Metz Fritz, waiter, 423 Bush
Metz Julia Mrs., midwife, dwl 761 Mission
Metz William T., builder, 818 Clay, dwl 710 Kearny
Metzendorf Henrv, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Metzendorf Herman, carpenter, dwl Eighth Avenue
bet H and I, South S. P.
Metzer Charles, commission merchant, dwl 1 La-
tham Place
Metzger Emily (widow) dwl 316 Minna
Metzger P., carpenter, dwl SW cor McAllister and
Broderick
Metzger George V., (Metzger & McCauslaud) dwl
338 Third
Metzger Joseph, cabinetmaker with Krageu &
Geishaker, dwl 627 Green
Metzger William, captain S.S. Idaho, dwl 712 Union
Metzger & McCansland, (George V. Metzger and
William McCausland) wholesale cattle but-
chers, First Avenue nr Kentucky, office 529
Clay
METZLER CHARLES, proprietor Golden Gate
Brewery, 715 Greeuwich
Metzler Ernest, furnished rooms, 621 California
Metzner Catherine, (widow) dwl Rassette Place
No. 1
Metzner Charles F., jeweler with Hubash & Kutz,
dwl Rasette Place No. 1
Metzner Jacob C. , salesman with C. C. Hastings
& Co., dwl 1 Rasette Place No. 1
Meudler John, paperhanger, dwl 621 Minna
Meumer Louis, ironer with Jules Bouvet, dwl 1508
Dupont
Meuuier Louis, porter with Buessard & Scheggia,
dwl 824 Montgomery
Meussdorffer Harry C, bookkeeper with J. C.
Meussdorffer & Bro., dwl 752 Folsom
MEUSSDORFFER J. C. & BRO., (Martin
Meussdorffer J importers and jobbers hats, caps
and hatters materials, NE cor Montgomery and
Bush, and 617 Washington
Meussdorffer John C, (J. V. Meussdorffer Sf Bro.)
dwTl 752 Folsom
MEUSSDORFFER KONRAD, hat and cap manu-
facturer, 635 and 637 Commercial, dwl 1216 Clay
Meussdorffer Martin, (J. C. Meussdorffer $• Bro.)
dwl 1112 Clav _.,
Mexican and South American Line Packets, Wil-
liam Schleiden agent, office 504 Battery
Mexican Benevolent Society, M. G. Pritchard sec-
retary, office 414 California
Mevberg Moritz.clerk, 21 Battery, dwl 921 \ Post
MEYER AARON, cigars and tobacco, 714 Wash-
ington, dwl 906 Powell
MEYER ADAM, liquor saloon and boarding, 529
Valencia
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
463
Meyer Adam, tanner with Jobn F. King, dwl SE
cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Meyer Adolph, clerk with Frederick Ducker, 162
Jessie
Meyer Adolph, baker, dwl W s Folsom nr Twenty-
second
Meyer Adolph, tinsmith, dwl 621 California
Meyer Albert, (Meyer & Akmann) dwl SE cor
Drumm and Commercial
Meyer Albert, (O'Meara & M.) dwl SW cor Fill-
more and Pine
Meyer Albert, (Schwartz $• Husing) dwl 5 Market
Meyer Albert, salesman, 13 Battery, dwl 515 Sac
Meyer Alexander, bookkeeper with H. Horstmann
& Co., dwl 1325 Sacramento
Meyer Anton, carpenter, 731_ Pacific
Meyer Antonio, seaman bark' Fremont, pier 17 Steu
Meyer August, beer saloon, 940 Kearny
Meyer August, clerk with Frederick Gerbow, dwl
NW cor Mission and East
Meyer August, salesman with Feldbusch & Co., dwl
" 873 Mission
Meyer August F., saloon, First Avenue nr Rail-
"road Avenue
Meyer Augustus, laborer with Israel Richards, dwl
S 8 Bay bet Jones and Leavenworth
Meyer B., (of B. Meyer & Co., Salinas City and
Laddville'j office 123 Sansom, dwl S s Howard
bet Fifth and Sixth
Meyer Bernbard, watchman Albany Brewery, dwl
75 Everett
METER BROS., (Henry J. and Peter J groceries
and liquors, NW cor Folsom and Fremout
Meyer Caspar, tailor, 211 Sutter
Meyer Cauflman H., (<J. H. Meyer & Bros. J res
New York
Meyer C. H. & Brothers, (Marcus G. and Leo-
pold G. Meyer J importers and jobbers hats and
caps, 28 and 30 Sansom
Meyer Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and Vallejo
Meyer Charles, gunsmith, 530 Jackson, dwl Filbert
bet Stockton and Dupont
Meyer Charles, real estate, office 211 Clay, dwl 425
Eddy
Meyer Chriestof, clerk with Lutgen & Co., SE cor
Pirk Avenue and Harrison
MEYER CLAUS R., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Batterv arid Green
MEYER DANIEL, broker, office 210 Pine, dwl
1418 Taylor
Meyer Daniel, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Stenart and Mission
Meyer Diederich, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Dupont and Pacific, dwl 520 Vallejo
Mever Eliza, (widow) dressmaker, 46 Second
Meyer Emil, (Meyer # Co. J dwl 17 Tehama
Meyer Emanuel, bookkeeper with Prosper May,
"dwl 1108 Folsom
Meyer Ernest Heinrich, (Menke & Co.) dwl NE
cor Battery and Commerce
Meyer Francis, (Meyer & ScldesselmanJ dwl NE
cor Fillmore and Turk
Mever Frederick, butcher with Henry Antz, dwl
901 Larkin
Meyer Frederick, driver Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 610 Minna
Meyer Frederick, driver S. F. Stock Brewery,
dwl 2212 Mason
Meyer Frederick, expressman, dwl 813 Greenwich
Meyer Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Jessie
Meyer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 527 First
Meyer Frederick, hairdresser with H. W. Stable,
dwl 337 Bush
Meyer Frederick, wagonmaker with Bernard Gall-
" agher, dwl 333 Bush
Meyer Frederick A., drayman, 220 Sansom, dwl SE
* cor Turk and Scott
Meyer Frederick F., molder with John G. lis, dw
Sacramento Hotel
Meyer Frederick R., New York beer saloon, 120
Kearny, dwl 8 Rassette Place, No. 1
Meyer Fritz, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Meyer Geoffroi, waiter 617 Sac, dwl 545 Wash
Meyer George, teamster with Peter Sesstr, dwl N s
Waller nr Webster
Meyer Gustave, cabinetmaker with Luchsinger &
Son, dwl 734 Clementina
Meyer Gustave, liquors, SE cor Fourth and Market,
dwl 524 Haves
Meyer H., clerk," dwl 22 Turk
Meyer H., laborer Mission Soap and Candle Works
Meyer H., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
NW cor Eighth aud Bryant
Meyer Henry, (Meyer $• Biercks) dwl 314 Clay
Meyer Henry, (Lutgen Jj' M.) dwl SW cor Hayes
and Laguna
Meyer Henry, captain sloop Amelia Francis, Com-
mercial Street Wharf
Meyer Henry, carrier Bulletin and Alta, dwl E s
Vincent nr Union
Meyer Henry, clerk with Henry Droge, SE cor
Pacific and Front
Meyer Henry, clerk with P. Mahlmann, SE cor
Sixth and Clementina
Meyer Henry, clerk, 210 Pine, dwl 806 Vallejo
Meyer Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fil-
bert and Dupont
Meyer Henry, hogranch, San Jose Road nr St.
Mary's College
Meyer Henry, hostler with John F. Kessing. dwl
E s Howard bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Meyer Henry, laborer with William K. Dietrich,
dwl 619 Pacific
Meyer Henry, liquor saloon, 421 East
Meyer Henry J., (Meyer Bros.) dwl NW cor Fol-
som and Fremont
Meyer Henry W,, groceries and liquors, 210
Stenart
Meyer Henry W., (H. W. Meyer & Go.) iwl SW
cor Powell and Greenwich
Meyer Hermann L. E., (Iiod^ers, M. & Co.) dwl
932 Bush
Meyer H. W. & Co., (Nicolas Elmers) groceries
and liqnors, SW cor Powell and Greenwich
Meyer Isaac, liquor merchant, 71;! Commercial, dwl
1108 Folsom
Meyer Jacob, (Fogarty & 31.) dwl 554 Natoma
Meyer J. G. H., manufacturer billiard balls and
ivory turner, 228 Montgomery, dwl 806 Geary
Meyer Johannes, driver, dwl 39 Jackson
Meyer John, barkeeper, dwl SW cor Clay and
East
Meyer John, clerk with H. H. Geils, dwl NW cor
" Pacific and Polk
Meyer John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twen-
tieth aud Sbotwell
Meyer John, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Meyer John, shoemaker, dwl 131 Turk
Meyer John C, special policeman, dwl W 8 Alaba-
ma bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Meyer Jobn D., clerk with Albert Brush, dwl NE
cor Tyler aud Larkin
MEYER JOHN H., groceries aud liquors, SE cor
Powell and Vallejo
i Meyer John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Third and Towusend
Meyer John P., cooperage. 5 Union, dwl 424 Grove
Mever John W., (Ghr. Schreiber & Co.) dwl
' 439 Minna '
MEYER JONAS, broker, office 210 Pine, dwl 806
Vallejo
Meyer Joseph, engraver, dwl 824 Montgomery
Meyer Joseph, marblepolisher, dwl 631 Pacific
Meyer Joseph, merchant, dwl 422| Sixth
Meyer Jurgen, cook, dwl 637 Pacific
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
404
SAN FRANCISCO [ M ] DIRECTORY.
Meyer I pold ('., [O.H. Meyer & Bros.) dwl 1214
" Market
Meyer Lewis C, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir,
dwl 25 Linden
Meyer Louis, (Meyer Sj- Kohl moos) dwl 559 How
Meyer Louie, cli rb with A. Coney, dwl 715 Mission
Meyer L mis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Haight
' and Fillmore
Meyer M. Mrs., midwife, dwl 759 Mission
Meyer .Minus C, (C. II. Meyer & Bros.) res St.
' Lmiis, Mo.
Meyer Matthias, bookkeeper, 210 Pine, dwl 1219
Masou
Meyer Moses, drygoods, 308 Sixth
Meyer Nathan, real estate agent, dwl 410 Kearny
Meyer Nicholas, driver Albany Brewery, dwl 410
Brannan
Meyer Peter, porter with G. Cohn & Co., dwl 255
' Third
MEYER PETER, secretary Bay Sugar Refinery,
(and Meyer Bros) dwl NE corLomb and Pow
Meyer Peter II. M., boatman, dwl NE cor Steuart
and Mission
Meyer Samuel, plumber with Thomas Dav, dwl 906
" Powell
Meyer Simon, stock broker, dwl 25 Stockton Place
Meyer Solomon, market, NE cor Larkin and Ellis,
"dwll 1019 Howard
MEYER T. LEMMEN, importing and commission
merchant, office SW cor Front and Jackson, res
Menlo Park. San Mateo County
Meyer William, ( Rodger s, Meyer & Co.) res Liver-
pool
Meyer William, ( William Meyer &• Go.) res New
York
Meyer William, cigarmaker, 986 Folsom
Meyer William, farmer, dwl 39 Jackson
Meyer William, florist, dwl 17 Tehama
Meyer William, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Meyer William, laundryman La Grande Laundrv,
dwl W s Natoma bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Meyer William, upholsterer, bds 333 Bush
Meyer William &. Co., (Simon, Isidor and Louis
WbrmserJ merchants, office 108 Sansom
Meyer Wolf, dry goods, 1227 Stockton
Meyer Xavier, bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht
Meyer A; Akmanu, (Albert Meyer and William
Akmann) groceries and market, 39 Sacramento
MEY'ER & Co. J E mil Meyer, Frederick Ludemann
and T. A. Bering Jmaaecj, N s Post bet Lyon
and Cemetery Av, floral depot 27 Geary
Meyer 4 Diercks,/ Henry Meyer and FrankDiercks)
liquor saloon, 314 Clay
Meyer & Koblnioos, (Louis Meyer and John Kohl-
moos J Metropolitan Restaurant, 156 Second
Meyer & Schlesselman, (Francis Meyer and John
Schlesselman) groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fillmore and Turk
Meyer— See Mayer, Meier, Mier and Myer
Meyerbach Solomon, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Mason and Green
Meyerbach William H., clerk with Solomon Mever-
bach, SEcor Mason and Green
Meyerfeld Moses, (Falkenstein &■ Go.) dwl 629
Tyler
MeyerhofFDiedrich, surveyor, dwl 132 Steuart
Meyerholz J. H., carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Meyerink William, bookkeeper with Macondrav &
Co., dwl 334 Brannan
Meyers Adolphe, musical instruments, 750 Wash
Meyers Benjamin, blacksmith, dwl 220 Austin
Meyers Charles, cook, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Meyers Charles, laborer New U. S. B. Mint dwl
114 William '
Meyers Charles, tailor, 612 Broadway-
Meyers Daniel, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltiue, 36 Steuart
Meyers Elenora, (widow) dwl E s Duncan Court
nr Broadway
Meyers Frederick, special policeman, dwl Western
House
Meyers George, porter, 329 Montgomery, dwl S
W cor Dupont and Broadway
Meyers Gustavus, liquor saloon, 785 Market, dwl
"524 Hayes
Meyers Harry C, barkeeper, dwl NE cor Eleventh
ami Minna
Meyers Henry, foreman upholsterers with E. C.
Kennedy, dwl 108 Austin
Meyers J. C, policeman S.P.R.R.
Meyers John, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Cali-
fornia
Meyers L.B., conductor Potrero & Bay View R.R.,
dwl Potrero
Meyers Nathan, Congress Hall liquor saloon and
cigars and tobacco, 318 Bush, dwl 73 i Union
Meyers Richard, blacksmith, dwl 220 Austin
Meyers Robert, clerk with Henry Adolphus,dwl 612
Broadway
Meyers Russell A., engineer stmr Reform, Jackson
St. Wharf
Meyers Solomon, butcher, dwl 1049 Howard
Meyers William, seaman, dwl 409 Druiuui
Meyers William, upholsterer with J. F.& H. H.
Sehafer
MEYERS' HOTEL, Nicholas Gartner proprietor,
814 Montgomery
Meyers — See Mayers and Myers
Meyerstein Henry, clothing, 537 Kearny, dwl 326
Tyler
Meyerstein Joseph, sack dealer, dwl 113 Freelon
Meyerstein Louis, (Meyerstein & Lowenberg) dwl
E s Van Ness Av nr Ellis
Meyerstein & Lowenberg, ( Louis Meyerstein arid
Isidor Lowenberg) wholesale clothing, 25
Sansom
Meyn Herman, carpenter, dwl 430 Greenwich
Meyn John, groceries and liquors, 20 Everett
Meyn John, porter, 416 Kearny
Meyn Peter, porter with L. & E. Wertheimer &
Co., dwl NE cor Twelfth and Folsom
Meysel Oscar, hairdresser with Joseph Stewart, dwl
6 First
Mezzara Pietro, sculptor and cameocntter, 533
Jackson, dwl 1120 Powell
Mlioon John, attorney -at-law, office 18 City Hall,
third floor, dwl 902 Jackson
Mialon Jules, merchant tailor, 723 Clay
Mibielle John, teacher French and Spanish, dwl
1296 Powell
Michael Aaron, pawnbroker, dwl 222 Turk
Michael Abraham, stoves and crockery, 5 and 7
Dupont
Michael Casper, tailor, 134 Secoud
Michael David, clerk with James & Peckerman,
dwl 156 Clara
Michael Gerson, boots and shoes, 213 Pacific
Michael Gustaf, bootmaker, 125 Pacific
Michael Heyman, tailor, 741 Pacific
Michael John, cabinetmaker with W.G.Weir.dwl N
s Fell bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue
Michael John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl W
s Decatur bet Seventh and Eighth
Michael Joseph, clerk with Louis Auerbach, dwl
What Cheer House
Michael Marks, tailor, dwl 158 Natoma
Michael Michael, porter Nucleus House
Michael S., dwl 608 Powell
Michael Simon, tailor, 110 Leidesdorff
Michaelis B., tailor, 14*2 Stockton
Michaelis Ernest, hairdresser with Philip P. Lehn,
dwl 1028 Pacific
Michaelis Henry, clerk with Martin Brnnings, SW
cor Mission and Third
Michaelis Lutja.cigars and tobacco, 901 Kearny ,dwl
New Alaska Hotel
HUNTIN&TOJSr, HOPKINS & CO., Agento Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
O. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [M~ DIRECTORY.
465
Michaels Benjamin K., traveling agent, with Wheel-
er & Wilson S. M. Co., 427 Montgomery, dwl
747 Howard
Michaels George W., teamster, clwl 10 Spear
Michaels Henry, {Charles Langley & Co.) dwl 212
Shotwell
Michaels Isaac, clothing, 209 Fourth
Michaels Legery, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Michaels Maurice, tailor, 41 Louisa
Michaels Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl NW cor
Ellis and Jones
'Michaelsen August, bookkeeper with Charles Duis-
enberg & Co., dwl2806| Howard
Michaelsen August, cigar manufacturer, 639 Com-
mercial, dwl 006 Lombard
Michaelsen Henry, cigar maker with August Mi-
chaelsen, dwl cor Howard and Twenty-fifth
Michaelsen Louis, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School
Michaelsen Louis, harnessmaker with A. Tillman,
dwl 1011 Howard
Michaelson John, clerk with C. H. Bogel, dwl SW
cor Washington and Waverly Place
Michalitschke A. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 761
Clay
Michalitschke Anton, (Michalitschke Brothers) dwl
761 Clay
Michalitschke Brothers, (Josef and Anton) tobac-
conists, 756 Washington
Michalitschke Josef, (Michalitschke Brothers) dwl
756 Washington
Michel John, laborer with Weyand & Kasche, dwl
W s Seventh bet Brannan and Townsend
Michel John, laborer with John H. Kessing, dwl
612 Powell
Michel Joseph H., (S. Wolf & Co.) dwl 38 Third
Michelet Christian F., repacker \ wines and
liquors, etc., dwl NW corner Jackson and Bat
Mieheletti Erico, peddler, dwl 1002 Pacific
Michelo Peluco, milkman, dwl cor Lombard nr
Franklin
Michels Aaron W., (Michets, Friedlander & Co.)
• dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
MICHELS, FRIEDLANDER & CO., (Aaron W.
Michels, Morris Friedlander and Louis M. Mi-
chels) importers and jobbers ladies' and gents'
furnishing goods, Yankee notions, etc., 7 and 9
Battery
Michels Leopold, salesman, 9 Battery, dwl 110 Kear
Michels Louis M., (Michels, Friedlander fy Co.)
res New York
Michels Solomon, salesman, 9 Bat, dwl 525 Geary
Michelsen Ferdinand, shoemaker with George Stein,
dwl 127 Oak
Michelsen Henry, porter with Taylor & Bendel,
dwl 22 Turk
Michelsen Matthias, drayman, dwl N s Fulton bet
Laguna and Octavia
Michelseu Michael, hack proprietor, dwl 1011 How
Michelsen William, hackman, dwl 1011 Howard
Michelson Jacob, mastermariner, dwl 110 Perry
Michelson R, gardener German Hospital
Michelssen Edward, (of Mebius & Co., Sacramen-
to) and acting Consul for Bavaria, office 421
Battery, dwl 112 Hyde
feebler John, butcher, "dwl 655$ Minna
Michler N. major, chief engineer Mil. Div. Pacific,
703 Market, dwl Occidental Hotel
Mickelier , laborer, dwl Oriental Hotel
Mickersou Benjamin, teamster, dwl W s Bourbon
Place bet Ellis and Eddy
Mickersoh Francis A., foreman with Buckingham &
Hecht
Mickle Adam, carpenter with Hancock &. Kelso
Mickle E., cashier with Barron & Co., dwl 626 Cal
Mickley John, dwl 532 Broadway
Middlehoff Gerrett, liquors aud billiards, NW cor
Laguna aud Grove
Middlemas George, (Middlemas & Boole) dwl 12*
Fifth Avenue
Middlemas <fe Boole, (George Middlemas and
William A. Boole) shipwrights, 403 Spear
Middesworth John R., drayman, 216 Battery, dwl
1006 Market
Middleton Henry F., clerk with Piatt & Newton,
dwl 26 O'Farrell
Middleton John, (John Middleton & Son) dwl 26
O'Farrell
Middleton John, second engineer Cal. P. R.R. Co.'s
steamer Sacramento
Middleton John Jr., (Middleton & Go.) dwl 534
Bush
MIDDLETON JOHN & SON, (Samuel P. Mid-
dleton) real estate auctioneers, 310 Montgomery
Middleton John M. Jr., engineer, dwl W s Mont-
gomery nr Chestnut
Middleton Jonathan, (Morison, M. & Co.) dwl S s
Columbia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Middleton Jonathan, shipcarpenter and calker, W a
East bet Jackson and Pacific
Middletou Martha, nurse, dwl E s Mississippi bet
Mariposa and Solano
Middleton Samuel P., (John Middleton & Son) dwl
445 Bush
Middleton William H., architect and builder, dwl 30
Tehama
MIDDLETON & CO., (John Middleton, Jr., and
Charles D. dishing) coalyard, 14 Post
Midson Richard, bricklayer, dwl 130| Larkin
Midson Peter, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Mielke William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Mierson Augustus, (Mierson, Jewell Jj* Co.) res
Placerville
Mierson, Jewell & Co., (Angnstns Mierson, God-
frey Jewell and Isaac Levy) clothing and
furnishing goods, 822 and 821 Kearny
Miesegaes Alfred D., draftsman City aud County
Assessor's Office, dwl 54 Third
Miesegaes O. H., grain broker, office 111 Clay, dwl
116 Francisco
Miesh Ernest, glasseutter, dwl 103 First
Migin John, hostler, dwl N s Green bet Larkin and
Hyde
Miguel Joan J., seaman, dwl SW cor Drumm and
Oregon
Mihan John, mariner, dwl Ecker bet Fol and Clem
Mihy Jules, bmsbmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl
1337 Dupont
Mikkelson Rasmns, refiner S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works, dwl 19 Downey
Milan John, janitor Montgomery Block, dwl 110
Montgomery Block
Milatky William, laborer, dwl 119 Silver
Milatovich Anthony, merchant, dwl N s McAllister
nr Polk
Milatz Charles, waiter, dwl Hotel Rheiu
Milburn Richard, (colored) messenger, 336 Mont-
gomery, dwl 109 Bernard
Milcher James, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Milcher R. D., carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Milderman Henry, clerk with J. Thiel, NE cor
Sixth aud Folsom
Mildram Frank B., attorney-at-law, office 19 and 20
U. S. Court Building, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel
Miles A., dwl What Cheer House
Miles Albert, clerk with Heury G. Langley, dwl
What Cheer House
Miles Bernard, foreman with J. A. Folger & Co.,
dwl W s Ellen nr Harrison
MILES EDWARD M., secretarv Spring Valley
Water Works, office 516 Cal, dwl 309 Tyler
Miles Francis, blacksmith Cent . R. R., dwl E s
' Kate nr Bryant
Miles Giles, hackman, dwl 1020 Stockton
Miles Harriet, (colored) (widow) dwl W s Gilbert
bet Brannan and Towsend
Miles Hugh, laborer, dwl 252 Clementina
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
30
W ATKINS' iTO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
466
AN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Miles Joseph, olerk, dwl 22 Turk _
Miles Josephine, (colored) ladies' hairdressing, 1001
Boward, dwl 07 Gilbert,
Miles Michael, contractor, office 418 Montgomery,
dwl W b Buchanan bet Oak and Page
Miles Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Steuart
Miles Patrick V., spice manufacturer with Charles
Bernard, dwl 707 SaUBom
Miles Paul, broker, dwl 606 Montgomery
Miles Sarah Mrs., boarding, 5 Oak
Miles Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 248 Jessie
Miles William P., policeman City Hall, dwl 7
Monroe
Miles— See Mvles
Mi ley Hannah, (wTidow) dwl W s Valencia bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Milev .Jacob A., (Miky & PerrinJ dwl 738 Wash
MILEY & PERRIN, (Jacob A. Miky and Julius
PerrinJ restaurant, Swiss confectionery and
ice cream saloon, 738 Washington
Milin John, carpenter, dwl 8 Cushman
Militfh Stephan, Bogatyr Exchange, 601 Kearny,
dwl 1024 Stockton
Milkmen's Union, office SW cor Third and Mission
Millar John, saddler, 305 Davis, dwl 227 Geary
Millar John E., searcher records, 621 Clay, dwl 227
Geary
Millard Richard, ass't engineer with Cal. P. R. R.
Co., dwl 519 Sacramento
Miliaret John, bootmaker, 504 Pacific, dwl NW cor
Broadway and Kearny
Millen Frank", photographer with Edouart & Cobb,
dwl 504 Kearny
Millen John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Miller A. A., musician, dwl 545 California
Miller A. B., waiter, dwl 304 Minna
Miller Abram I., janitor Masonic Temple
Miller A. D., (Miller & Kelly) dwl San Bruno
Road nr Five Mile House
Miller Adolph, butcher with Jacob Christoffel, dwl
SE cor Oak and Octavia
Miller Agnes, (widow) dwl 438 Hayes
Miller Albert, dwl 1208 Sacramento
Miller Albert, laborer with Wood Preserving Co.,
dwl 18 First
Miller Albert, watchman San Francisco Market,
dwl Government House
Miller Alexander, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl
SW cor Clinton and Brannan
Miller Alfred Jr., jeweler with L. Miller & Son,
dwl W s Seventh nr. Minna
Miller Alphonso W., clerk, dwl 525 Stevenson
Miller Ammund, painter, dwl 911 Greenwich
Miller Andrew, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
dwl 14 Howard
Miller Ann, (widow) dwl 622 Natoma
Miller Anthony, cook with D. J. Harrison & Co.
dwl 361 Minna
Miller Anthony, tailor, dwl 814 Montgomery
Miller Anton, porter with Cutting & Co., dwl Kear-
ny nr Union
Miller Antonio, seaman, dwi SW cor Drumm and
Oregon
Miller August, laborer with Whitney &. Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Miller August, seaman barkentiue Occident, 1
Howard
Miller Balbasel, laborer with John Schafer
Miller Benjamin, employee Pacific Club, dwl 530
California
Miller Benjamin, expresswagon, cor Drumm and
Clay
Miller Benjamin, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl S s Francisco bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Miller Bernard, poultry and game, 6 and 7 Metro-
politan Market, dwl 638 Post
Miller Carl, baker with Edward Newman, dwl 54
Everett
Miller Carleton W., U. S. Internal Revenue ganger
dwl 646 Market
Miller Catherine, (widow) dwl Old San Jose Road
nr Thirtieth
Miller Charles, (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) dwl
1515 Sacramento
Miller Charles, (Miller & Klunder) dwl S s Jack-
son bet Drumm and Davis
Miller Charles, baker, dwl 54 Everett
Miller Charles, butcher What Cheer House
Miller Charles, cook, dwl 112 Steuart
Miller Charles, mariner, dwl 238 Steuart
Miller Charles, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cal-
ifornia
Miller Charles, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Miller Charles, showcasemaker with Jacob M.
Miller, dwl N s Fell bet Laguna and Buchanan
Miller Charles, special policeman, dwl 232 Mission
Miller Charles, waiter, 623 Commercial
Miller Charles Mrs., seamstress, dwl 720 Market
Miller Charles A., coppersmith with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 32 Frederick
Miller Charles A. C, clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl
137 Montgomery
Miller Charles E., carpenter, dwl Hansa House
Miller Charles E., clerk with Hooker & Co., dwl
331 Beale
Miller Charles F., druggist and apothecary, 1125
Dupont
Miller Charles G., watchman P. M. S. S. Co.'a
wharf, dwl NW cor Fremont and Bryant
Miller Charles L., laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Ass'n, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Miller Conrad, (Miller & Jorenson) dwi Sutter St.
House
Miller C. W., longshoreman, dwl 37 Sacramento
Miller David, wood and coal, 108 Jessie
MILLER DAVID D., manufacturer and importer
carriages and farm wagons, 715 Market, dwl
16 O'Farrell
Miller David R., compositor with Warren & Co.,
320 Clay
Miller E., dwl 504 Leavenworth
Miller Edward, livery stable, 552 Bryant
Miller Edward, laborer with William Mocker, dwl
1021 Mission, rear
Miller Edward, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Miller Edward J., painter, dwTl 1021 Mission, rear
Miller E. S., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Miller F. A., landscape gardener and publisher Cal-
ifornia Horticulturist, office 622 Clay, dwl N s
Lombard bet Polk and Larkin
Miller Francis, brickmason, dwl Fort Point
Miller Frank, dwl 428 Broadway
Miller Frank, barkeeper with H. Meyer & Co., 314
Clay
Miller Frank, laborer with Isaac H. Ellingwood,
dwl NW cor Kearny and Pacific
Miller Frank, waiter, dwl 710 Kearny
Miller Frank G., captain Martha & Elizabeth, dwl
2217 Mason
Miller Fred W., hairdresser, 205 Sut, dwl 3 Louisa
Miller Frederick, expresswagon, 513 Front, dwl N
s Vallejo bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Miller Frederick, hogranch, Haight nr San Miguel
Ranch
Miller Frederick W., blacksmith, dwl 1128 MissioD
Miller Fritz, bottler, dwl 549 Mission
Miller George, clerk What Cheer Laundry, dwl 20C
Stockton
Miller George, confectioner, dwl SW cor Elli6 anc
Leavenworth
Miller George, distiller, dwl cor Nineteenth Avenu<
and H, South S. F.
Miller George, horsetrainer, dwl 131 Bush
Miller George, laborer S. F. &. P. Sugar Refinery
dwl 18 Sumner
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Marke
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [M" DIRECTORY
467
Miller George, stockbroker, dwl 803 Greenwich
Miller George A., gardener, dwl 118 Gilbert, rear
Miller George E., molder, dwl 14 St. Mary Place
Miller George W., hatter, 309 Mont, dwl "509 Bush
Miller George W., shipjoiuer, dwl 331 Beale
Miller George W., special policeman, dwl 326 Bran
Miller George W.. waiter with John Reagan, dwl
NE cor Clay and Kearny
Miller Gilman L., capitalist, dwl 938 Mission
Miller Gustavus A., barkeeper, SE cor California
and Kearny, dwl 2 Stockton Place
Miller H., dwl 829 Folsom
Miller Hamilton, carpenter, dwl 10 Haywood
Miller Hans, waiter, 410 Pine, dwl cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Miller H. Clay, cashier Custom House, dwl 722 Cal
Miller Henry", (Miller & Lux) dwl 430 Bryant
Miller Henry, {Miller & Wichmann) dwl 348 Clem
Miller Henry, laborer, dwl 1055 Howard
Miller Henry, laborer, dwl SVV cor Folsom and
Sixteenth
Miller Henry G., (H. G. Miller & Co. J dwl 913
Vallejo
Miller Henry R., agent D. W. Earl, office 226 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 321 O'Farrell
Miller Herman L.. gunsmith with William Rudolph,
dwl Continental Hotel
Miller H. G. &, Co., (Frank Rhode) bootmakers,
509 Jackson
Miller H. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Miller Hilliard M., U. S. Appraiser Custom House,
dwl N s McAllister nr Fillmore
Miller Hiram, photographer with Bradley & Rulofson
Miller Hiram W., clerk, dwl 438 Hayes
Miller H. L., wooddealer. dwl 517 California
Miller Hugh, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 300
Fourth
Miller Isaac, melter Fulton Foundry, dwl 20 Clem
Miller J., seaman, bds 127 Folsom
Miller Jacob, junk, dwl 1114 Harrison
Miller Jacob, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
Miller Jacob M., showcase manufacturer, 1 Spring,
dwl 506 Fell
Miller James, blacksmith with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 220 Francisco
Miller James, broker, dwl 109 Montgomery
Miller James, captain steamtug Wizard, dwl 1108
Montgomery
Miller James, mechanic Risdon .Iron Works, dwl
SE cor Second and Clementina
Miller James, sawyer Union Box Factory, dwl St.
Charles' Place
Miller James H., broker, dwl 512 Bush
Miller Jwmes H., painter, dwl 284 Minna
Miller James L., baker with Cal. Cracker Co., dwl
617 Mason
Miller James M., compositor with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 350 Jessie
Miller Jeremiah, mining, dwl 625 Geary
MILLER J. FILER, "produce commission mer-
chant, SE cor Clay and Sau, dwl 525 Stev
MILLER J. FRANK", auditor and deputy collector
Custom House, res Linden nr Eighth, Oak-
laud
Miller J.F., expresswagon, SE cor Kearny and Cal
Miller J.J., dwl 236 Sutter
Miller John, dwl 13 Salina
Miller John, clerk, dwl 653 Minna
Miller John, coffee and liquor saloon, 22 Wash-
ington
Miller'John, coffee stand, 529 Commercial
Miller John, deckhand Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Miller John, drayman with George Bryden, dwl 32
Tehama
Miller John, drayman with John Ziegenbein & Co.,
dwl SE cor Drumm and Commercial
Miller John, extraman steamer No.4,S.F.F.D., dwl
146 Minna
Miller John, fireman S.F.&.P. Sugar Refinery, dwl
1131 Harrison
Miller John Mrs., (widow) furnished rooms, 829 Fol
Miller John, furniture manufacturer, dwl 429 Sixth
Miller John, jeweler with Koehler & Ritter,dwl 614
Greenwich
Miller John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Miller John, pi ledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Miller John, rigger with Green & Vivian, dwl 327
Folsom
Miller John, seaman, bds 127 Folsom
Miller John, waiter, dwl 536 Broadway
Miller John, with J. E. Mitchell & Co., dwl W s
Fillmore nr Turk
MILLER JOHN A., photographic gallery, 638
Market, dwl S s Nineteenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Miller John D., stovemounter with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 1018 Montgomery
Miller John E., waiter, 8 Kearny, dwl 304 Minna
Miller John F., president Alaska Commercial Co.,
(and Hutchinson, Kohl 8f Co, J dwl 720 Bush
Miller John F.. (colored) porter, dwl 829 Vallejo
Miller John H., engineer with Perkins, Flint &
Co., dwl 1902 Dupont
Miller John P. G., (Hill, Lloyd Sf M.J dwl 305
First
Miller John W., (Miller & Hall) res Oakland
Miller John W., bricklayer, dwl 411 Jessie
Miller Julius, silversmith with Koehler & Ritter,dwl
759 Market
Miller Justus P., salesman with C. E. Watkins, dwl
30 Jones
Miller K. Mrs., jauitress Fairmount and West End
Schools
Miller L., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Miller L. & Sou, ( Louis Miller Jr.) manufacturing
jewelers, 537 Sacramento
MILLER LEOPOLD, proprietor New World Mar-
ket, SE cor Leidesdortf and Clay, dwl 1516
Taylor
Miller Lewis S., painter, dwl 263 Third
Miller Lorenzo, seamau schooner W. H. Stevens, 27
Market
Miller Lonis/ L.Miller dt Son)dw\ W s Seventh nr
Minna
Miller Louis, cook What Cheer House
Miller Louis, milkranch, dwl Chestnut nr Pierce
Miller Louis, milkranch, Greenwich nr Scott
Miller Louis, porter Nucleus Hotel
Miller Louis, tanner, N W cor Seventh and Har-
rison
Miller Louis, waiter, dwl 1029 Pacific
Miller Louis Jr., (L. Miller & Sou) dwl Ws Sev-
enth nr Minna
Miller M. A., streetcar advertising agent, office Ci>S
Market
Miller Margaret A. M's., n:i, winery, 37 Fourth
Miller Mary J., (widow) dwl W s* August Alley nr
Green
Miller Max, wheelwright with David D. Miller, dwl
745 Market
Miller Monroe, printer, dwl 347 Jessie
Miller Moritz, barkeeper with J. G. Wittmeier, dwl
612 Jackson
Miller N. H., (colored) porter with Haynes & Law-
ton, dwl 108 Mason
Miller O. C, secretary U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 321
Geary
Miller Patrick, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Miller Peter, (Becker & Co J dwl 100 Mission
Miller Peter, (Miller % Jage.U) dwl SW cor Sec-
ond and Tehama
Miller Peter, bookkeper with Donoboe, Kelly &
Co., res Oakland
Milier Peter, teamster with Eisen Bios., dwl 129
Jackson
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKTNS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
468
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY,
Miller Peter Ci clerk with Heury Luekc, dwl 915
Montgomery
Miller Peter II. Mrs., (widow) dwl 40 Louisa
Miller Philip, restaurantkeeper, dwl 1 Fella Place
Miller Renata Mrs., physician, office and dwl 2219
Mason
Miller B. J., carpenter, dwl 711 Folsom
Miller Robert 6., I Gardner \ M.) dwl 804 Turk
Miller Salvador K., lawstudent with 1 [aigbt, Tem-
* pie & Sawver, dwl 809 Jackson
Miller Samuel.' agent, dwl Ws Folsom bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Miller Samuel, carpenter, dwl 428 Shotwell
Miller Samuel, cooper with L. N. Handy & Co.,
dwl lit Clay
Miller Samuel, laborer, dwl NE cor Nineteenth and
Shot well
Miller Sarah E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl l20JoneB
Miller Shannon, painter, dwl 440 Third
Miller Stephen G., salesman with Redington, Hos-
tetter &. Co., dwl 137 Montgomery
Miller Thomas, salesman, 630 Market, dwl NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Miller Thomas 8., dwl 803 Bush
MILLER W. H. & CO., (Stephen Fitzgerald)
coal, 110 Jackson
Miller William, (Miller <$- Co.) dwl 338 Bnsh
Miller William, deputy sheriff City Hall
Miller William, hackman, Plaza, dwl W s White
Place bet Green and Vallejo
Miller William, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Miller William, porter with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 21 i St. Mary Place
Miller William, salesman with A. P. Hofcaliug& Co.,
dwl NW cor Shotwell and Twenty-second
Miller William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Miller William, seaman, brig Orient, 1 Howard
Miller William, shipwright, dwl 101 Perry
Miller William, tanner with Finger, Young & Co.,
dwl S s Serpentine Avenue nr Folsom
Miller William, teamster with Peter Sesser, dwl 518
Stevenson
Miller William, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook
MILLER WILLIAM C, druggist and apothecary,
SE cor Stockton and Paciiic, dwl 715 Filbert
Millet William D., physician, office and dwl 405 Kear
Miller William E., ranchman, dwl 918 Harrison
Miller William G., machinist, dwl 314 Bush
Miller William H., (W. H. Miller & Co.) dwl NW
cor Sixth and Jessie
Miller William H., shipcalker, dwl 70 Clementina
Miller William H., real estate, office 313 California,
res Oakland
Miller William N., sash and blindmaker, office 326
Montgomery, res Oakland
Miller William P., shoemaker, 11 Jackson
Miller Wilson S., plumber with G. & W. Snook, dwl
N s Chestnut bet Mason and Taylor
Miller W. J., (Miller & Co.) 10 Davis
Miller & Co., (William Miller and Charles Huber)
hairdressing saloon. 336 Bush
Miller & Co., ( W. J. Miller and James P. Eulmc)
graiu and wool commission, 10 Davis
MILLER & HALL, (John W. Miller and Abra-
ham Hall) hay and grain, 21 and 23 Spear
Miller & Jagels, (Peter Miller and Henry Jagels)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Sec and Tehama
Miller & Jorenson, (Conrad Miller and M. J. Jo-
renson) liquor saloon. 240 Sutter
Miller & Kelly, (A. I). Miller and C. S. & G. W.
Kelly) niilkrauch, San Bruno Road
Miller & Klunder, (Charles Miller and John Blun-
der) groceries and liquors, SWT cor Jackson and
Drumm
Miller & Lux, (Henry Miller and Charles Lux)
wholesale butchers, First Avenue nr Kentucky,
office 533 Kearnv
Miller &- Wichmaun, (Henry Miller and Henry
Wichmann) butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 21 Metro-
politan Market
Millet— See Midler
Millett Edward V.. collector, office 4#8 California
Millett John, dwl What Cheer House
Millett Minerva, matron Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum
Milligau Ellen Miss, ladies' and children's wear,
etc., 14 Second
Milliken Francis C, teamster with Ray & Brother,
dwl S s Castro bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
MILLIKEN ISAAC T, real estate agent and secre-
tary, 608 Merchant, dwl 2022 Bush
Milliken Jabez, salesman, 620 Mkt, dwl 560 Bryant
Milliken James, stevedore, dwl 716 California
Milliken J. T, carpenter with P. M. S. 8. Co.
Milliken Lvdia Miss, furnished rooms, 405 Sutter
Milliken Peter, shipwright with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 12 Stanford
Milliken Peter Jr., bookkeeper, 21 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 12 Stanford
Milliken William H., teamster with Ray & Brother,
dwl S s Castro bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Millikm John M., (of Millikin Bros., Sacramento)
office 405 Front," dwl 953 Harrison
Milliman Nicholas, merchant, dwl 819 Broadway
Milliman Silas W. Mrs., dwl 228 Post
Millington John, physician, office and dwl 426
Kearny
Million Henry, writer, dwl 8 Jasper Place, rear
Millman N. G., (Millman & Smith) dwl S s Seven-
teenth nr Church
Millman & Smith, (N. G. Millman and J. Grafton
Smith) house and sign painters, 510 Valencia
Milloglav M. P., (Milloglav if Dabovilchj dwl 923
Kearny
Milloglav Nicholas, barkeeper with Peter Milloglav,
719 Davis
Milloglav Peter, coffee aud liquor saloon, 719 Davis
Milloglav & Dabovich, (M. P. Milloglav and A.
G. Dabovich) chophouse, 923 Kearny
Millor Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Millow William, baker with James Cameron, dwl
1780 Folsom
Mills Charles, (colored) cook, dwl 5 Broadway
Mills David J., (Mills fy Evans) dwl 320 F nil on
MILLS D. O., president Bank California, office
NW cor Sanspm and California, res Milbrae,
San Mateo Co.'
Mills Edward S., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
824 Howard
Mills Elizabeth L., (widow) dwl 824 Howard
Mills Francis H., engineer, dwl 404 Seventh
Mills Frederick, laborer, dwl 1428 Pacific
Mills George E., mining engineer, office 240 Mont-
gomery, dwl ill Geary
Mills James, pressman with Francis &. Valentine,
dwl E s Second nr Mission
Mills James, weigher, dwl 1907 Hyde
Mills John C., dairyman, 315 Hayes
Mills Lewis, (colored) mariner, dwl 129 Fourth
Mills Luther, steward with Gardner & Co., dwl N s
Greenwich bet Sansom and Montgomery
Mills Mary, (widow) liquor saloon, 647 Third
Mills Peter, butcher, dwl cor Octavia and McAl-
lister
Mills Richard, painter with Wilson & Moulton, dwl
756 Howard
Mills Robert, laborer, dwl 272 Minna
Mills William, expresswagon, cor Market and Fifth
MILLS & EVANS, (David J. Mills and William
W. Evans) importers carriages and wagons,
508 Market, and milkranch, NW cor Fulton
and Gough
Millspangh Charles, waiter, 435 Pine
Millspaugh George, laborer, dwl 106 Welsh
Millzuer Leopold, pawnbroker, 740£ Washington,
dwl 1105 Mason
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.J
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
469
Milne Alexander O., assistant foreman Bulletin
Composing Rooms, dwl 28C Stevenson
Milne George, plumber with James K. Prior, dwl
510j Stevenson
Milne James, conductor Potrero & Bay View R. R.,
dwl W s Kentucky nr Sierra
Milne John A., clerk with John Kehoe, dwl S 8
Twentieth bet Guerrero and Dolores
MILNES WILLIAM, liqnorsaloon, S\V cor Second
and Mission, dwl 50 Tehama
Milow Frederick, bookkeeper with A. C. Dietz &,
Co., dwl 17 Third
Milpitas James, seaman, dwl 146 Folsom
Milroy Robert B.. ticket agent Oakland Ferry, dwl
40£ Geary
Milton T. Slocomb, clerk with Eugene Dewey, 424
Montgomery, dwl 23 Ellis
Milton William H., carpenter, dwl 13 Clinton
MinaRicaM. Co., [Auburn, Placer Co.) office 418
California
Minan Thomas, waiter, dwl 176 Jessie
Minard John, carpenter, dwl 728 Market
Minckler Seth T., reporter with J. M. Bradstreet &
Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mine Jacob, laborer, dwl X s Lombard bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Minear Ashy P., stockbroker, dwl 609 Taylor
Minehau Patrick, furniturewagon with L. &
E. Emanuel, dwl 37 Freelon
Minelian Thomas, sawyer with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 37 Freelon
Minehan Timothy, cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl Bluxome nr Fourth
Miner George W., painter, dwl SE cor Linden and
Franklin
Miner George W-, messenger Wells, Fargo &. Co.,
dwl Russ House
Miner J. T., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Miner Stanton B., carpenter, dwl 435 Pine
Miner Terrenee, waiter Metropolitan Restaurant,
dwl 176 Jessie
Miner Thomas E., hay and. grain, W s Spear nr
Mission, dwl 11 Laurel Place
Miner William, attache Metropolitan Theater, dwl
325 1 Bush
Miner William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
MINERS FOUNDRY, Augell, Palmer & Co., pro-
prietors, 247-257 First
Miners' Home, James Laflin proprietor, 41 Val-
lej'i
MINERS' RESTAURANT, A. Drayeur & Co. pro-
prietors, 531-533 Commercial
Minerva House, Frederick W. Paupitz proprietor,
123 Jackson
Mingham Robert W., conductor Market St. R. R. ,
dwl S s Seventeenth nr Mission
Mini tie Charles G., clerk with Currier & Winter,
dwl 109 Taylor
Minihan Patrick, expressman, dwl 37 Freelon
Minihan Thomas, sawyer, dwl 37 Freelon
Mining Bureau Pacific Coast, E. P. Hutchins,
secretary, office 32 Stevenson's Building
Minister Levering, traveling agent Wheeler it Wil-
son S. M. Co., 427 Montgomery
Mink August, laborer, dwl S s Harrison bet Seventh
and Eighth
Minna W. H. P., engineer S P. R. R.
Minuigan James, boatman, awl 2210 Mason
Minor Butler B., miuins' secretary, and clerk with
Haggin & Tevis, dwl 213 Turk
Minor Charles D., hackman Nucleus House
Minor George, shoemaker with D. W. Emerson &
Co., dwl 820 Folsom
Minor John, cutter with Metropolitan B. & S. Co.,
dwl 11 Laurel Place
Minor M Page, clerk with T. W. Fenn, dwl 612
Tavlor
Minor Simon B., liquor saloon, 112 Post, dwl 4
Margaret Place
Minschell Frank C, messenger with Wells, Fargo
& Co.
Minstrell George W., carpenter, dwl E 8 Cook nr
Point Lobos Road
MINT SALOON AND RESTAURANT, Samuel
Gardner & Co., proprietors, 605 Commercial
Mintol William, dwl 115 Second
Minton Thomas, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl Second Street House
Minturu Charles, president Contra Costa Steam Nav.
Co., office S s Vallejo nr Davis, dwl 913 Battery
Minturn E., clerk steamer Petaluma, Vallejo Street
Wharf
Minturn John, (Webster A M.) dwl 82 Natoma
Minturn Matthew H., glassblower Pacific GIa68
Works, dwl Indiana, Potrero
Minturn William P., purser Cal. P. R. R. Co's
steamer Cornelia, dwl 633 California
Mintz Joel, merchant, dwl 24 Geary
Miossi Bernard, milkman, dwl Lombard nr Franklin
Mires John O, carpenter, dwl W s Mission nr
Twenty -fifth
Misch Ernest, clerk Overland House
Misch Joseph, dentist, dwl 777 Market
Misch Louis, tailor with C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl
621 California
Misener Louis, laborer,' dwl 151 Natoma
Misfeldt Henry, hostler with J. P. Maurow, dwl NE
cor Larkin aud Chestnut
Misgill Timothy F., horseshoeing, 815 Market, dwl
SW cor Ellis and Steiuer
Mish Barlow, (P. Mish & Son) dwl 7 Stockton
Mish Isaac, jeweler, dwl 613 Geary
Mish P. Mrs., milliner, 7 Stockton *
Mish P. & Son. (Barlow Mishj importers millinery
and straw goods, 20 Sansom
Mish Phenes, (P. Mish & Son) dwl 7 Stockton
Mish S. & Co., importers watches aud fancy goods,
428 Kearny
Mish Samuel, (8. Mish A Co. J dwl 613 Geary
Miskel Michael, marblepolisher with Leon R.
Mvers & Co., dwl 20 Tyler
Miskell Thomas, blacksmith Cent. R. R., dwl SE
cor Gilbert and Brannan
MISSION AND PACIFIC WOOLEN MILLS,
(consolidated) factoi ies. S s Folsom bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth, and N s Folsom bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, depot 517 and 519 Market
MISSION CANDLE WORKS, Winter, Maurer &
Co., proprietors, factory Sixteeuth bet Folsom
aud Harrison, office 108 Bush
Mission Soap and Caudle Works, W s Thirteenth
nr Folsom
Mission Street Extension Homestead Association,
office 606 Merchant
Mission Street House, A. Higel, proprietor, 520
Mission
Mission Street Wharf, foot of Mission
Mistre Simeon, copper aud tinsmith, 737 Washington
Mitchell A., dwl Union Club
Mitchell Albert M., salesman with S. L. Hasey,521
Kearnv
Mitchell Alfred G., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 804
Kearny
Mitchell Alexander, laborer U. S. B. Mint, dwl 539
Stevenson
Mitchell Bridget, (widow) dwl 16 Stockton Place
Mitchell Bridget A. Miss, furnished rooms, 130 Sec
Mitchell Caroline R., Mrs., poultry aud game, 55
and 56 California Market, dwl W s Sansom bet
Filbert and Greenwich
Mitchell Charles, jeweler with Ebeling & Schussler,
dwl 169 Silver
Mitchell Charles, master mariner, dwl 310 Sixth
Mitchell Charles, (colored) waiter, dwl 1011 Jack-
Mitchell Charles M., captain bark Nicholas Biddle,
pier 3 Steuart
MITCHELL DAVID, mining secretary and ac-
countant, 302 Montgomery, dwl 956 Folsom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Mitchell Edward, clerk with Stetson & Vol k man,
319 Washington . ,
Mitchell Edward, gardener with Tyler Curtis, dwl
NK cor Van Ness Avenue and Sutter
Mitchell Emanuel, i kkeeper, 87 California Mar-
bet, dwl 733 Clementina
Mitchell Fabian, merchant, dwl 308 Kearny
Mitchell Ferdinand, hairdresser, dwl Second nr
Clementina
Mitchell Frank, restaurant, 1206 Dupont, dwl 1213
Dupont
Mitchell Frank, wines ami liquors, 1022 Market
Mitchell George EL, (Mitchell & Bell) dwl 310*
Stockton
Mitchell Harold, draftsman with Wright & Sanders,
dwl Sixteenth bet Shotwelland Howard
Mitchell Henry, laborer with P. M. 8. S. Co.
Mitchell Henrv A., pressman with Mahon, Rapp,
Thomas*' Co*, dwl 225 Post
MitchellJames, miner, dwl 227 Second
Mitchell James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 539
Mission
MitchellJames, pressman Alta California, dwl Ws
Stockton nr Greenwich
Mitchell James E., (J. E. Mitchell & (Jo.) dwl 1625
Webster
Mitchell James E., tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl NE cor Webster and Grove
Mitchell James H., clerk, 112 Battery, dwl W s
Howard bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Mitchell J. E & Co., (D. G. Lewis) carpetbeating
and brushing machine, 23 Seventh
Mitchell John, (John. Constantin <tb Co.) dwl 1406
Vallejo
Mitchell John, chainmaker with Ebeling & Schuss-
ler, dwl 169 Silver
Mitchell John, farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr Old
Road
Mitchell John, groceries, 316 Fifth, dwl 114 Shipley
Mitchell John, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Mitchell John, longshoreman, dwl 535 First
Mitchell John, steward Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line
Mitchell John, watchman, dwl Prescott House
Mitchell John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mitchell John C, insurance broker, office Hamburg
Bremen Ins. Co., 13 Merchants Exchauge, dwl
813 Grove
Mitchell John F., (Mitchell & Callan) dwl NW cor
Post and Hyde
Mitchell John H., cigars, dwl 604 Pine
Mitchell John H., foreman with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl 18051 Stockton
Mitchell John 11., mariner, dwl 344 Ritch
Mitchell John R., Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Mitchell JohnT., carpenter, dwl S s Grove nr Van
Ness Avenue
Mitchell John T., blacksmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 304 Beale
Mitchell Jonathan, dwl cor Eighteenth and Castro
Mitchell Joseph, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 1319 Sansom
Mitchell Joseph, porter Pacific Club, dwl 3 Miles
Court
Mitchell Joseph, teamster with Hall & Hutchinson,
dwl Greenwich nr Scott
Mitchell Joseph S., stockbroker, office 320 Mont-
gomery, dwl 714 Guerrero
Mitchell Lydia, (widow) dwl 312 Beale
Mitchell Mary Miss, dressmaker, 224 Fifth
Mitchell Mary Mrs., cloaks and ladies' suits, 308
Kearny
Mitchell Michael, porter Nucleus House, dwl 230
Jessie
Mitchell M. L. Mrs., clerk with John F. Snow, dwl
1236 Folsom
Mitchell Moses, messenger with Wells, Fargo &
Co.
Mitchell Patrick, farmer, dwl nr University Mound
College
Mitchell Patrick, hostler Dexter Stable, dwl 25 Ras-
sette Place, No. 1
Mitchell Patrick, laborer, dwl 139 Minna
Mitchell Patrick, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Mitchell Patrick, porter with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 6 Auburn
Mitchell Peter, asphaltum roofer, dwl 20 Moss
Mitchell Peter, barkeeper with Antonio Covacich,
NW cor Washington and Davis
Mitchell Richard, pigeonfancier, 55 California Mar-
ket, dwl.W s Sansom bet Filbert and Green-
wich
Mitchell Richard W., watchman, dwl W s Alabama
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Mitchell Robert, bricklayer, dwl 14 Antonio
Mitchell Robert, cook Australia S. S. Line, dwl Ns
Brannan nr Second
Mitchell Russell E., fruit and vegetables, 1127 Dup
Mitchell Samuel H., teamster, dwl 1236 Folsom
Mitchell T. A., deputy taxcollector city and county,
dwl 316 Third
Mitchell Thomas, (Keating & M.) dwl Ocean Beach
Ro;id nr Ocean House
Mitchell Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Utah nr Twen-
ty-fifth
Mitchell Thomas, clerk, dwl 518 Howard
Mitchell Thomas, dairyman with John A. Roy, dwl
San Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Mitchell Thomas, assorter Mission and Pacific Wool-
en Mills, dwl N s Sixteenth bet How and Fol
Mitchell Thomas, hostler with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 4 Morse
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, dwl 1 Garden
Mitchell Thomas F., pump and blockmaker, W s
Drnmm het California and Sac, dwl 739 Green
Mitchell William, assistant bookkeeper Evening
Bulletin, dwl 743 Pine
Mitchell William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Mitchell William, whitener, 5 Powell, dwl N a
Quinn nr Valencia
MITCHELL WILLIAM H., wholesale and retail
wines and liquors, 12 Oregon nr Battery, dwl
858 Harrison
Mitchell William L., laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 407
Filbert
MITCHELL & BELL, (George H. Mitchell and
Amor// F. Bell) importers and jobbers carpets,
oil cloths, etc., 314 and 316 Pine
Mitchell & Callan, (John F. Mitchell and Thomas
Callan) liquor saloon, 616 Montgomery
Mitchkus Jacob, tanner, dwl 169 Silver
MITCHLER G., commission merchant, dealer Ore-
gon pi'oduce, and agent California and Oregon
Flour Mills, 213 Clay, dwl NW cor Jones and
Sacramento
Mitchner John, dwl What Cheer House
Mitrovich Anna, (S. Bivisich & Co.) dwl 1306
Pacific
Mitton William, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Miville Frank, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Mix George H., clerk Phoenix and Home Ins. Co.,
dwl 629 Sutter
Mix Gustavus L., secretary with J. Ross Browne,
dwl E s Hyde bet Broadway and Vallejo
Mix Henry, tinroofer, awl 424 Sansom
Mix William, longshoreman, dwl 421 Fremont
Mochatz E., dwl W s Webster nr Ellis •
Mochel William, dwl 532 Broadway
Mocher William, laborer, dwl 531 Stevenson
Mock Gottlob, butcher with F. Reinle, dwl SE cor
Hayes and Octavia
Mocker'Lndwig, cook, dwl 236 Sutter
Mocker Rudolph, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook
Mocker William, plaster paris works, N s Berry nr
Fourth, dwl 1023 Mission
Mockler P., dwl What Cheer House
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
SAN FRANCISCO [ M ] DIRECTORY.
471
Modest August, porter, 420 Kearny, dwl Clay bet
Webster and Buchanan
Modrv Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 312 Third, dwl
308 Third
Moe Charles, mastermariuer, dwl 32 Steuart
Moe Isaac C, boottreer with I. M. Weutworth &
Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Moe Will C, cigars and tobacco, 720 Market, dwl
1028 Market
Moebius Ernest, woodworker with H. M. Black &
Co., dwl Park Hotel
Moebue Frederick, shoemaker, 6 Broad wav, dwl 716
Front
Moebus Frederick W. G., shoemaker with Fred-
erick Moebus, dwl 716 Front
Moeglich Charle8, cook, 338 Bush
Moeller Adolf, bookkeeper with Ziel, Bertheau &
Co., dwl 101 Powell
Moench Louis, stairbuilder with Sanborn & Byrnes,
dwl 516 Taylor
Moenning Gueuther, hardware, stoves and tinware,
136 Fourth, dwl 11 Howard Court
Moessuer Christ, brewer, dwl 337 Bush
Moesta John P., clothing, 644 Clay, dwl N s Ash
bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue
Moetozzo Joseph, hairdresser with Antonio Pacheco,
102 Pacific
Moffatt Eugene, (Engene Moffatt fy Co.) dwl 17
Fourth
Moffatt Eugene & Co., {Henry Moffatt) wholesale
butchers, First Av nr Railroad Av
Moffatt George, (Keane, O'Connor # Go.) dwl 204
Sutter
Moffatt H. Mrs., millinery, dwl 26| Sixth
Moffatt Henry, (Eugene Moffatt & Co.) dwl cor
Sixteenth and P
Moffatt Patrick K., carpenter, 9 Eddy
Moffatt Samuel, merchant, dwl 1223 Washington
Moffatt Thomas, carpenter and builder, office 326
Montgomery, dwl N s Hayes nr Buchanan
Motiatt William S., tinsmith with Caleb M. Sickler
dwl 820 Washington
Moffitt Albeit B., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.
Moffitt George D., train baggage master Cent. P. R.
R. Co.. dwl 325 Bush
MOFFITT JAMES, (Blake, Bobbins & Co.) dwl
1010 Clay
Moffitt John W., (J. W. Moffitt & Co.) dwl 1015
Powell
Moffitt John W., plumber and gasfitter, 774 How-
ard, E s Chapultepec nr Twenty -seventh
MOFFITT J. W. & CO., drugs and medicines, 413
Kearny
Moffitt Thomas, machinist with Blake, Robbins <fc
Co., dwl 15 Rondel Place
Moffitt Thomas S., chemist with Redington, Hostet-
ter & Co., dwl Twenty-fourth nr Brannan
Mogan Anthony, (Anthony Mogan & Co.) dwl 949
Steveuson
Mogan Autbonv & Co., (Joseph JR. Mogan) fur-
niture, 920 Market
Mogan John, butcher, 1 Occidental Market, dwl 908
Ellis
Mogan John, calkerwith Middlemas & Boole
Mogan Joseph R., (Anthony Mogan & Co.) dwl
949 Stevenson
Mogan William, seaman ship' Lookout, Rincon
Wharf
Mogling Charles, cook, 228 Kearny
Mogogui D., molder with Pietro Mezzara, 533 Jack
Mohaley J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Mohlke Louis, compositor California Demokrat, dwl
1214 Larkin
Mobolly Jeremiah, blacksmith, dwl Seventh Avenue
bet N aud M
Moholly John, blacksmith helper, dwl Seventh
Avenue betN and M
Mohn Lawrence, longshoreman, dwl 110 Pacific
Mohns Henry, with Gildemeister, Muecke & Co.,
dwl l601Dupont
Mohr Albeit, tailor, dwl 637 Washington
Mohr Henry, hog butcher, dwl Seventh Avenue bet
M and N, South S. F
Mohr Peter, (Johnson & Mohr) dwl 1530 Pacific
MOHRHARDT MARY F. Mrs., manufacturer hair
jewelry, 251 Third, dwl 612 Shotwell
Mohrhardt Philip F„ (Mohrhardt & Bilty) dwl
612 Shotwell
MOHRHARDT & BILTY, (Philip F. Mohrhardt
and Theodore G. Bilty) Quincy Hall Clothing
Emporium, 5 17 and 549 Washington
Mohrig Christopher F., manufacturer chains and
jewelry, (and Fisher & M.) 10 Stevenson, dwl
Hansa House
Mohrmanu Charles, porter, 133 Montgomery
Mohrmanu Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Kearny and Bdwy, dwl 436 Greenwich
Mohan John, clerk Bank British North America
dwl 810 Leavenworth
Mohun John, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Moise Henry, gilder and restorer old paintings with
F. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 91 1± Larkin
Moise S. L. Mrs., dressmaker, 911 1 Larkin
Moisson John, shoe manufacturer, dwl 420 Post
Moje Diedrich, miner, dwl 39 Jackson .
Mojica Dolores, guitar and violin maker, 1027 Kear
Moke Henry C, carpenter, dwl 19 Willow Avenue
Mokle Conrad, tailor with Harris Marks, dwl Sutter
St. House
Mokringer S., baker, dwl 333 Bush
Molan Anne, (widow) dwl 519 Brannan
Moldrup August J., salesman with Higgins & Collins,
dwl 140'3 Ellis
Molens Thomas, cooper with Francis W. Arnold,
dwl 50 Louisa
Molera Eusebio J., assistant Light House Engineer,
office 509 Kearny »
Molesta George, laborer, dwl 710 Kearny
Molies Albert L., tinsmith with Martin Prag, dwl
O'Farrell, betSteiner and Pierce
Molinelli Lambert, clerk, 301 Mont, dwl 834 Miss
MOLINEUX HENRY, agent America* Clock Co.,
520 Market and 19 Sutter, dwl 216 Bush
Molk John H., (Diedrich, Hitlers & Co., and
Sfahmann & M.J dwl 502 Green
Moll Abram, furs, 105 Montgomery, dwl 131 Mont-
• gomery
Mollenkopf John M., bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 508 Linden
Moller A., laborer Mission Soap and Candle Works
Moller August, blacksmith, 197 Stevenson, dwl 4
Central Place
Moller Charles L., clerk with Claus Doscher, dwl
NW cor Battery and Jackson
Moller Conrad, shoemaker, dwl 110 Berry
Moller Gustav, safemaker, dwl 29 Freelon
Moller Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 Freelon
Moller Henry, dairyman with John A. Shepston,
dwl SW cor Twenty-sixth aud Old San Jose
Road
Moller Richard, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 Freelon
Moller Richard, patternmaker City Iron Works,
dwl 29 Freelou
Moller Theodore, cigarmaker, dwl 18 Freelon
Molloy Charles, armorer, dwl 715 Tehama
Molloy Daniel, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 1184 Harrison
Mollov Hugh, malster with Matthew Nnnan, dwl
309 Twelfth
Molloy Hugh B., shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 612 Pine
Molloy James, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl N s Harrison nr Eighth
Molloy John, mariner, dwl Crescent Avenue nr
Wayne, Bernal High,ts
MOLLOY JOHN, produce commission and grocer-
ies, 54 Clay, dwl 1713 Polk
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neok Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
472
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Molloy John P., painter with Franklin L. Jones,
dwl 33 Scott Place
Molloy Michael, Bhoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
4 Co, dwl 1182 Harrison
Molloy Patrick, cooper, dwl 212 Washington
Molloy Patrick, drayman, 103 From, dwl C39 Ste-
venson
Mollov Paul, real estate, dwl SW cor Howard and
Thirteenth
Molloy P. 0., bookkeeper with Welch &. Co., dwl
129 Sixth
Molloy Philip, dairyman with Henry Brims, dwl
( )"ld San .lose Road nr Thirtieth
Moloney Daniel, cooper with Francis W.Arnold,
dwl 210 Pacific
Moloney Jeremiah, laborer Eureka Foundry, dwl
120 Shipley
Moloney Michael J., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl
529 Bryant
Moloney Patrick, tin, copper and sheetiron worker,
311 Sutter, dwl 273 Clara
Moloney Patrick E., shoemaker, 771 Market, dwl
19§ Folsom
Molony Patrick S., cutter with Joseph Lancaster,
dwl 618Larkin
Molt John P., (Johnson & Co.) dwl 428 Third
Molteno Charles, bathman with George Held, dwl
34 Second
Molter Charles, carriage trimmer, NW cor Seventh
and Mission
Momsen August, (Lnetjens & M.J dwl N E cor
Fillmore and Turk
Mon Kee, (Chinese) merchant, 711 Jackson
Monaghan Francis, molder, dwl 7 Hubbard
Monaghan Huey, fouudrymau, dwl 551J Na-
toma
Monaghan John, boilermaker, dwl 152 Minna
Monaghan John, boxmaker, dwl 23 Hunt
Monaghan Joseph, liquor saloon, 21 Sixth, dwl 48
Louisa
Monaghan Thomas H., gasfitter, 619 California, dwl
216 Second
Monahau Charles, fruitstand, N a Jackson bet
Drumnkand Davis
Monahau Daniel, laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl Lobos Creek
Monahan David, printer with Spaulding & Barto,
dwl 558 Stevenson
Monahau Edward, cartman with Superintendent
Public Streets, dwl N s Fulton nr Gough
Monahan Edward, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 29 Rausch
Monahan Francis, carpenter, dwl SE cor Webster
and Hayes
Monahan Henry, bookkeeper with Henry W. Brad-
ley, dwl 558 Stevenson
Monahan Hugh, helper Union Iron Works
Monahan James, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Monahan John, barkeeper, dwl 408 Grove
Monahau John, boxmaker with Benjamin F. Gil-
man, dwl 23 Hunt
Monahau John, compositor Pioneer, dwl Gilbert nr
Brannan
Monahan Lack, laborer, dwl E s Gilbert bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Monahau Mary Ann, (widow) fruits and candy,
N s Sixteenth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Monahan Michael, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 84(5 Howard
Monahan Michael, driver City R. R., dwl S s Seven-
teenth nr Mission
Monahan Patrick, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 11 Garden
Monahan Patrick, engineer La Graud Laundry
Monahau Patrick, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Monahan Peter, laborer, dwl Niantic Hotel
Monahan Terreuce, cook, dwl 419 Clementina
Monahan Thomas, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 34 Ritch
Monahan William, (Imperial Real Estate and Loan
Co.,) office 11 Geary,dwl NE cor Twenty-first
and Dolores
Monbrouson Baptisle, market, 312 Fifth
Monciflvais Carlos, jeweler with Koehler &, Bitter,
dwl 1710 Mason
Monck Richard, trunkmaker, dwl 1127 Folsom
MoncriefF Peter, seaman ship Lookout, dwl 37 Pac
Mondani Causer, fisherman, dwl S s Wasington bet
East and Drumm
Mondelet Francois, furnished rooms, 835 Clay
Mondt Phillip, dwl 617 Mason
Moue John J., clerk with Sharp & Lloyd, dwl 431
Turk
Monell Frederick, collector with Bradley & Rulof-
son, dwl 216 Third
Monell George I. N., pavingteller Odd Fellows
Savings Bank, dwl 223 O'Farrell
Monell Walter, merchant tailor, 505 California, dwl
7 Prospect Piace
Monell Walter D., photographer with I. W. Ta-
ber, dwl 7 Prospect Place
Monneypenny Charles, (Haslop & M.J dwl SW
cor Columbia and Twenty-fifth
Moneypenny Charles, boarding and lodging, 136-
138 Naloma
Mongaillard Louis, clerk with Lenormand it Bro.,
dwl E s Kearnv bet Lombard and Greenwich
MONITOR, (Catholic weekly) Lyons & Barry
publishers and proprietors, office 622 Clay
Monitor and Magnet S. M. Co., (Little Cottonwood,
Utah) office 27 Merchants' Exchage
Monitor and Magnet Consolidated S. M. Co., office
26 Merchants' Exchange
Monk Richard, compositor German Demokrat, dwl
102 Fourth
Monkhouse James, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
50 Clementina
Monks Joseph, shoemaker, 15 Stevenson
Monks Samuel, ladies' hairdresser and wigmaker,
814 Washington
Monks Thomas, waiter, dwl 133 Tehama
Monner Peter, clerk, dwl 416 Austin
Monneret de Villars Hector, collector La Solidarity
French Mutual Beneficial Society
Monnier Clement S., packer with E. Guittard & Co.,
dwl California Hotel
Monnier George, porter with Ami Vignier, 429 Bat
Monnier Peter, porter with F.H. Rosenbaum &Co.,
dwl N s Austin bet Gough aud Octavia
Monuin Brothers. ( John B.. George and Francis)
boots and shoes, 608 and 610 Washington and
820 Kearny
Monnin Francis, ( MonninBrothers ) dwl 820 Kear
Monnin George, (Monnin Brothers) dwl 820
Kearny
Monnin John B., (Monnin Bros. J dwl 910 Vallejo
Monohan Edward, shoemaker, dwl 338 Minna
Monohan Michael, teamster with City Paving Co.,
dwl SW cor Fourth and Berry
Mouotti James, dravmau wTith Marshall & Haight,
208 Clay
Monro William, stonecutter, dwl 423 Bush
Monroe A., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Monroe Collins, seaman, dwl W s Drumm betJack-
son and Oregon
Monroe Daniel, waiter Colorado Steam Navigation
Co.'s steamer Newbern
Monroe Eugene B., civil engineer, dwl 606 Folsom
Monroe James, copyist, dwl 11 12 Kearny
Monroe James M., builder, dwl Thirteenth Avenue
nrM, South S.F.
Monroe John, U.S. bargeman, Vallejo St. Wharf
Monroe William H, driverCeut.R.R.,dwl lbGilbert
Monroe.— See Munroe
Monsees Carsten, drayman, 28 Battery ,dwlN s Mc-
Allister bet Buchanan and Webster
Monsen George, laborer, dwl 531 East
Monsen Mons, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [M~ DIRECTORY
473
Monson Burden H., printer with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 809 Mission
Monson Mons, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Monta Jacob, tailor, 919 Montgomery
Moiitag Peter, butcher with M. Brandenstein &Co.,
dwl Thirteenth Avenue, South S.F.
MONT AGNIE JOSEPH E. DE LA, contractor,
office 10 Stevenson's Building, dwl 70S Stockton
Montague Edward B., gymnast Bella Union Thea-
ter, dwl 1112 Kearny
Montngne George F., (Preble & Co.) dwl \A\
Mason
Montague James S., machinist Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 258 Third
Montague Michael, plasterer, dwl 247 Tehama
MONTAGUE RICHARD W., freight-agent Cent,
P.R.R. Co., foot Second, dwl 1022 Geary
Montague W. W., (Locke & M.J dwl Graud Hotel
Montalaine John, cook, dwl 508 Green
Montanara G., porter, 218 California
Montandon Pauline, furnished rooms, 745 Clay
Montano Andres A. , lithographic printerwithGeorge
H. Baker, dwl 408 California
Montano John H., hatter, dwl 236 Sutter
Montauk S. M. Company, (Treasure City, Nevada)
office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Montboru Jacques, liquor and billiard saloon, 418
Fourth
MontcUarmout Prosper, compositor Courrier de San
Francisco, dwl 114 Alta Place
Monteith Andrew J., painter, dwl 1236 1 Folsom
Monteith Thomas, (Beach, M. & Co.; res Albany.
Oregon
Montell Edgar H., cbief officer steamer Orizaba,
dwl 537 Third
Montell Francis M., assistant-assessor U.S. Internal
Revenue, dwl 110 Silver
Monteverde Florence E., timekeeper Pacific Iron
Works, dwl 1619 Bush
Montgalier Angel Miss, dressmaker with Miss Anna
Belin, dwl 1606 Kearny
Montgomery Atkin, assistant-engineer Spring Val-
ley Water Works, dwl SW cor Bay and Hyde
Montgomery Avenue Commissioners, office 1, 2 and
3 Montgomery Block
Montgomery Avenue Opposition League, office 607
Montgomery
Montgomery Baths Co., (John Brand, Charles
Knoechel and George CipricoJ 621 Mont
MONTGOMERY BLOCK, E s Montgomery bet
Washington and Merchant
MONTGOMERY CHARLES, proprietor Montgo-
mery's Hotel, 227 and 229 Second
Montgomery Edward L., miner, dwl 915 Capp
Montgomery Frank, molder Empire Foundry, dwl
14 Shipley
Montgomery George H., advertising solicitor, dwl
631 Sacramento
Montgomery George S., dwl Montgomery Hotel
Montgomery Henry, dwl 316 Pine
Montgomery House, William Perkin proprietor, 613
Mission
Montgomery Hugh, farmer, dwl 227 Second
Montgomery Hugh Jr., farmer, dwl 227 Second
Montgomery James, piledriver with John A. Ful-
ton, dwl Oriental Hotel
Montgomery Johanna M., (widow) dwl 60 Clemen,-
tina, rear
Montgomery John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Montgomery Joseph T., harnessmaker with William
F. Dorrance, dwl 227 Minna
Montgomery Robert, dwl 29 Hinkley
Montgomery Street Extension Commissioners, 1, 2
and 3 Montgomery Block
MONTGOMERY STREET REAL ESTATE AS-
SOCIATION, John D. Fry, president, Henry
G. Walton, sec, office SW cor Cal and Sansom
Montgomery Street South Commissioners, office 415
Montgomery
Montgomery William, machinist iEtna Iron Works,
dwl SE cor Greenwich and Taylor
Montgomery William, molder Union Iron Works,
dwl 468 Jessie, rear
MONTGOMERY'S HOTEL, Charles Montgomery
proprietor, 227 and 229 Second
Montijo Frank, butcher with Henry Loeb, dwl 819
Broadway
Montijo Josephine, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 819
Broadway
Montpellier Albert, cashier with Alfred Borel & Co.
dwl 912 Clay
Montrose J.B., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Monty James, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Mooch John, saloon keeper, dwl 636 Pacific
Moock George, butcher, 4 Grand Central Market,
dwl 558 Stevenson, rear
Moody Charles, seaman bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Moody Edwin, engraver with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 516 Brannan
Moody Isaac A., carpenter and builder, dwl 915
Jackson, rear
MOODY JOHN C, apothecary, NE cor Kearny
aud Sutter, dwl 1422 California
Moodv John H., lastmaker with W. II. Wing, dwl
27 Perry
Moody Joseph L., (Moody & Parish) dwl SE cor
Jones and Lombard
Moody Joshua H., shipwright, dwl 410 Third
Moody Mary E., (widow) dwl W s Ninth nr Miss
Moody Silas A., clerk with White & Bauer, dwl 540
Washington
Moody Volney D., commission merchant, dwl 606
' O'Farrell
Moody W. H., bookkeeper with Athearn & Co., 8
Clav
Moody William, (C. H. Reynolds & Co.) dwl 1314
Washington
Moodv William E., accountant, dwl 612 Hvde
MOODY & PARISH, (Joseph L. Moody) wool
commission merchants, 210 Davis
Moon Audrew J., bookkeeper with John C. Morri-
son, Jr., dwl 712 Hyde
Mooney A. Mrs., janitress North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School
Mooney Arthur, messman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S S
Orizaba
Mooney Arthur, waiter with John Reagan, dwl 732
Harrison
Mooney Bartholomew, butcher with R. F. Bunker,
dwl 908 Pacific
Mooney Charles, shoemaker, dwl W s York nr
Solano
Mooney Cornelius, first assistant engineer S. F. F.
D., dwl Niautic Hotel
Mooney Daniel, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Market and Van Ness Avenue
Mooney Eliza, (widow) dwl 306 Fell
Mooney Frank, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 913
Jackson
Mooney Henry, laborer, dwl 641 Commercial
Mooney Hugh , liquor saloon, N W cor Davis and
Commercial, dwl 34 Minua
Mooney James, engineer machine shop P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 413 Brannan
Mooney James, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 1013 Market
Mooney James, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Mooney James J., miller, dwl 424 Sansom
Mooney John H., machinist, W s Trinity nr Sutter,
dwl 519i Stevenson
Mooney Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 908 Pacific
Mooney Michael, real estate, dwl Niantic Hotel
Mooney Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Stenart
Mooney Patrick, porter, 113 Front, dwl 2017 Taylor
Mooney Patrick, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
474
SAN FRANCISCO [Mj DIRECTORY
Moonev Patrick, whitener, dwl 2017 Taylor
Moor 11. in y. receiving clerk Cal. P. R. R., dwl 633
California
MooK WILLIAM H., general sup't Cal. P. It. It.
Co., office NE cor Front and Broadway, dwl
22 I Ellis
Moorbrinb Barney, tailor, 621 Post, dwl 14 Lewis
M Albert, machinist, dwl 1503 Broadway
Moore Albert, salesman, dwl 314 Bnsb
Moore Albert S.. driver Front St., M.& O. R. R.
Alfred, clerk with Sanderson & Horn, dwl
203 Powell
Moore Alfred S.. (Alfred S. Moore <%■ Oo.J dwl 573
Harrison
Ufred S. & Co., f William L. ThioingJ man-
uhu-turers and importers pumps, 428 Sausom
Moore Alice, (widow) dwl 129 Morton
Moore Alon/.o, teamster with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl N a Haigltt nr Fillmore
Moore Andrew, laborer, dwl 118 Bernard
Moore Arthur W., (Magee c\- M.J dwl 819 Post
Moore Austin D., (Moore Bros.) dwl 1516 Folsom
Moore Bartholomew, laborer, dwl S 8 Hayes bet
Lark in and Polk
Moore Benjamin, machinehand with Excelsior Mill
Co.. dwl S s Sacramento nr Pierce
Moore Benjamin C., messenger Wells, Fargo& Co.'s
Express, dwl NW cor California and Mont
Moore Benjamin C, shipping clerk, dwl 1318 Polk
Moore Bet'huel C, clerk, dwl 1424 Pine
Moore B. F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 6 Powell
Moore B. P., salesman with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
NW cor Fell and Buchanan
MOORE BROTHERS, (J. Preston and Austin
I). I importers and com merchants, rooms 9 and
10, 109 California
Moore Catharine, (widow) dwl 925 Folsom
Moore Catherine, (widow) wood and coal, 924 Fol
Moore Charles, dwl 1303 Larkin
Moore Charles, flourpacker with Edward Kennedy,
418 Powell
Moore Charles, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Moore Charles, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Moore Charles H., foreman Cal. Planing Mill, dwl
208 Second
Moore Charles W., physician and surgeon, office
and dwl 652 Market
Moore Daniel H., shipjoiner, dwl 517 Mission
Moore David, f Hanson & M.J dwl NE cor Folsom
and Tenth
Moore David, (Lee & M.J dwl E s Devisadero nr
Turk
Moore David, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Moore Edward, fruits, NW cor Brannan and
Sixth
Moore Edward, machinist Mission and Pacific Wool-
en Mills, dwl 217 Shotwell
Moore Edward E., seeds aud plants, 425 Washing-
ton, dwl 1007 Mason
Moore Edward F., clerk with Martin L. Haas, dwl
221 Kearnv
MOORE E. J.&J. H., attorney s-at-law, office 77
and 78 Montgomery Block
Moore Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 329 Jessie
MOORE ELLIOTT J., (E. J. Sf J. H. Moore) dwl
2016 Powell
Moore Frank A., janitor, dwl NW cor Broadway
aud Maxwell
Moore George, brassfounder Cal. Brass Works,
dwl 4 1 1 Clementina
Moore George A, clerk with C. Adolphe Low &
Co., dwl 573 Harrison
Moore George A., watchman Marine Hospital, dwl
3 16 J Third F
Moore George B., boxmaker with Benjamin F. Gil-
man, res Alameda
Moore George H, (Moore & Co.) dwl 823 Cal
Moore George J., laborer, dwl 52 Jessie
Moore George W., tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson,
dwl 355 Minna
Moore Henry C, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Moore Heniy, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Moore Henry D., switchman Cent.P.R.R., dwl 240
Townseud
Moore Henry J., plumber with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
128 Silver
Moore Henrv K., attorney-at-law, office 21 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl 1004 Pine
MOORE HORACE H, books, stationery and law
blanks, 609 Mont, dwl 16 Mercantile Library
Building
Moore Isaac, foreman sashmakers Beale St. Planing
Mill, dwl 230 Perry
MOORE ISIDORE C, importer teas, 223 Battery,
dwl 334 Turk
Moore James, laborer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl S
s Sixteenth nr Harrison
Moore Jacob, assay er, dwl Ellis nr Laguna
Moore Jacob G., warehouse clerk Custom House,
dwl 1426 California
Moore James, bricklaver Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Moore James, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Moore James, clerk with R. G. Dun & Co. , dwl 1818
Dupont
MOORE JAMES, com merchant, office 321 Front,
dwl 928 Mission
Moore James, dyer Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Moore James, fireman with P. M.S. S. Co.
Moore James, millwright, dwl 512 Fourth
Moore James, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Moore James, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Moore James S., porter, 208 Cal, dwl S s Elizabeth
bet Castro and Diamond
Moore James W., glassblower S.F. Glass Works, dwl
523 Kearuy
Moore Jane A" Mrs., millinery, 316J Third
Moore Jessie Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Moore John, (Moore & Murphy) dwl 254* Clara
Moore John, baker with California Cracker Co., dwl
257 Minna
Moore John, mercbaut, dwl 231 Minna
Moore John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Moore John, wood and coal, 662 Mission
Moore John A., (Button $ M.) dwl 22 Stanly
Place
Moore John A., principal Eighfh St. Grammar
School, dwl W s Eighth bet Bryant and Har-
rison
Moore John F., porter, 226 Bush, dwl 35 Jessie
Moore John J., drygoods, SE cor Twenty-second
and Folsom
Moore Johnf M., attorney at law, dwl NW cor
Seventh and Mission
Moore John O. , clerk, 317 Cal, dwl 35 Second
Moore John W., special policeman, dwl SW cor
Broadway and Davis
Moore Joseph, superintendent Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 642 Second
Moore Joseph H., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
MOORE JOSEPH H, (E. J. $r J. H. Moore) at-
torney-at-law, office 77 and 78 Montgomery
Block", dwl W 8 First Av bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Moore Joseph J., carpenter, dwl Ss Fell bet Steiner
and Pierce
Moore J. P., clerk with A. T. Itann, dwl Interna-
tional Hotel
Moore J. Preston, (Moore Bros.) res Oakland
Moore Justin, (Taylor & M.) dwl 606 Folsom
Moore Justin P. Rev., (Garland & M.j dwl 1513
Sacramento
Moore Lawrence, glasscutter with John Mallon,dwl
17 Clementina
Moore Lorenzo, wheelwright, dwl 17 Clem
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO [M DIRECTORY.
475
Moore Magpie Miss, actress Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 825 Mission
Moore Martha Mrs., furnished rooms, 505 Bush
Moore Martin, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Moore Marv B. Mrs., teacher Lincoln School, dwl
G Powell
Moore Mary T., (widow) dwl W s Howard nr
Twenty-third
Moore Michael, (Moore <Sf Hughes) dwl 13 Sher-
wood Place
Moore Michael, bootmaker with Buckingham <fe
Hecht, dwl 24 Dora
Moore Michael, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 323
Fourth
Moore Michael, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Moore Michael, laborer New U.S. B. Mint, dwl 621
Mission
Moore Nathan W., private school, 405 Geary, res
Oakkmd
Moore Nathaniel, com merchant, 412 Market, (and
D. Armstrong & Co.) dwl 223 Second
Moore Nathaniel, merchant, dwl 14 Hawthorne
Moore Octavius G., draftsman with Wright & San-
ders, dwl 830 Mission
Moore Owen, real estate agent, dwl 111 Jessie
Moore Patrick, laborer, dwl 909 Vallejo
Moore Patrick, peddler, dwl N s Vallejo nr Larkin
Moore Philip C., carpenter with Benjamin H. Free-
man, dwl Farreu Avenue nr Eddy
Moore Reuben C, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
631 Sacramento
Moore Robert, baker, dwl 9 Rausch
Moore Robert, bootfitter, dwl 212 Green
Moore Robert, machinehand California Planing Mill,
dwl 710 Folsom
Moore Robert, salesman with McCain, Flood &
McClure, dwl 413 Minna
Moore S. Mrs., clairvoyant, dwl 589 Market
Moore Samuel B., cook, 8 Kearny, dwl 636 Com
Moore Samuel H., proprietor Russ House Coaches,
dwl 537 Stevenson
Moore Samuel W., (S. W. Moore & Co.) dwl
Brooklyn Hotel
Moore S. R. J., truckman, cor Market and Beale
Moore Stewart, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 155 Shipley
Moore S. W. & Co., seed warehouse, 420 Sansom
Moore Sylvester, waterman, dwl 315 First
Moore Theodore S., traptender U.S. B. Mint, dwl
658 Minna
Moore Thomas, marbleworker with John Daniel &
Co., dwl N s Hickory nr Octavia
Moore Thomas W., real estate, office 306 Pine, dwl
122 Taylor
Moore Wilbur W., clerk with Winans & Belknap,
dwl 917 Powell
Moore William, blacksmith, dwl 335 Fourth
Moore William, boarding and lodging, 9 Broadway
Moore William, bricklayer, dwl 129 Jackson
Moore William, dairyman, dwl 221 Davis
Moore William, farmer, dwl 658 Minna
Moore William, fireman P. M. S. S. Co., dwl Boston
Place nr First
Moore William, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
Moore William, laborer, dwl NW cor Filbert and
Sansom
Moore William, longshoreman, dwl 115 Vallejo
Moore William, plumber, dwl 160 Jessie
Moore William, seaman, dwl E s Front bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Moore William, special policeman, dwl Union bet
Battery and Sansom
Moore William, tea#nster, dwl 312 Beale
Moore William, ( Moore & Armstrong) dwl 5 La-
tham Place
Moore William H., brassfounder, dwl 18 First
Moore William H, collection department Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s express, dwl 427 Bush
Moore William M., mastermariner, dwl 713 Bran
Moore William P., draftsman with E. T. Ranu, dwl
International Hotel
Moore William T., salesman with S. L. llasey, dwl
1917 Howard
Moore Zadoc W., fruits and vegetables, 37 and 39
. California Market, dwl 203 Powell
MOORE & CO., (George H. Moore) shipping and
commission merchants, NE cor Cal and Davis
Moore & Armstrong, (William Moore and John S.
Armstrong ) wood and coal, 915 Post
Moore & Crocker, (Henry Moore and Daniel H.
Crocker) wholesale butchers, Fourth Avenue
bet M and N
Moore & Hughes, Michael Moore and Michael B.
Hughes) liquor saloon, 133 Third
Moore & Murphy, (John Moore and John Murphy)
bootmakers, 129 Sixth •
Moore — See More
Moorhead James, merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Moorhead — See Morehead
Moors Henry C, mason, dwl 123 Fifth
Moos John, waiter, 37 Pacific
Moose James, expresswagon, cor Pacific and Davis
Mooser William, architect, office 302 Montgomery,
dwl 509 Lombard
Mooshake Rebecca, (widow) dwl 245 Stevenson
Moote David, carpenter, dwl 29 Rutledge A venae
Moote Samuel, printer with Bacon &. Company,
dwl 29 Rutledge Avenue
Mootry George H., solicitor with Boyce Bros., dwl
327 Minna
Moraghan Michael B., oystersaloon, 68 California
Market, dwl 39 Everett
Moral Nathan, dry and fancygoods, 909 Stockton
Moral Siegfried, clerk with Nathan Moral, dwl 909
Stockton
Morales Maria L., (widow) dwl 606 Howard
Morau Alicia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 411 Powell
Moran Bartlett, cook, dwl 112 Steuart
Moran Bernard, laborer City R. R., dwl S s Ash nr
Buchanan
Moran Bridget Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Moran Catharine, (widow) dwl 613 Natoma
Moran Charles, mining superintendent, dwl S s
Broadway bet Hyde and Larkin
Moran Christopher, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Moran David, hostler with P. Morshead, dwl 848
Howard
Moran Edward, hostler, dwl cor California and Polk
Moran Edward, manufacturer and jobber cigars, 304
Pacific, dwl 416 Filbert
Moran Edward, painter, dwl 1505 Franklin
Moran Ellen, (widow) lodgings, 36 Natoma
Morau Frank, groceries and liquors, 164 Jessie
Moran Frank J., blacksmith with A. Folsom, dwl
209 Minna
Moran Harrison, (Moran & Thnrber) dwl W s
Eleventh nr Folsom
Moran James, messenger Union Club, dwl 558 Na-
toma
Moran James, miner, dwl 304 Beale
Moran James P., salesman with Samuel Wand, dwl
549 Stevenson
Moran John, compositor Monitor, dwl 25 Everett
Moran John, helper with B. Rafferty, dwl N s Birch
nr Laguna
Moran John, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Moran John, laborer, dwl 218 Ritch, rear
Moran John, stonecutter, dwl 111 Grove
Moran John M., bookkeeper La Grande Lnundry,
dwl 558 Natoma
Moran Maria Miss, teacher music, dwl 111 Powell
Moran Mary Miss, saleswoman, 134 Kearny, dwl
550 Natoma
Moran Michael, blacksmith, dwl 304 Beale
Moran Michael, engraver, dwl E s Haven Place
Moran Michael, laborer, dwl 8 Sherwood Place
Morau Michael, laborer, dwl 409 Folsom, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Moran Michael, laborer with P. M.S. S. Co.
Moran M. J., mate Bchooner H. L. Tiernan, 27 Mkt
Moral) Owen, assistant auditor Cal. P. R. R., dwl
228 PobI
Moran Patrick, { Mugan <6 M.J dwl 9 Rondel Place
Moran Patrick, blacksmith with Daniel Hughes,
dwl till .Jones
Moran Patrick, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth
& Co., dwl34 Hayes
Moran Patrick, laborer S. P. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl \V s Decatur nr Bryant
Moran Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Moran Patrick, laborer with Sup't Public Streets,
dwl E s Cappbet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Moras Patrick, painter, dwl 71 Jessie
Moras Patrick, tanner with Sedgly & Davis, dwl
E B tloward bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Moran Patrick, wiremaker, dwl 214 First
Moran Peter, cigar manufacturer, 708 and 710 Bat-
tery, dwl 416 Filbert
Moras Susie Miss, compositor Womens' Cooper-
ative Union, dwl 550 Xatoma
Moran Thomas, dwl 204 Minna
Moran Thomas, laborer, dwl 2 Crook
Moran Thomas, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co
Moran Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Lafayette nr How
Moran Thomas, milkranch, dwl Precita Av nr Miss
Moran Thomas, stock broker, dwl SE cor Drunim
and Oregon
Moran Thomas, ( Moran & Co) dwl 29 Commercial
Moran Thomas J., dyer Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl 1 i03 Stockton
Moran Thomas J., laundryman Occidental Hotel,
dwl 3 Garden
Moran Timothy O. S., clerk with N. Skerrett, dwl
210 Fourth
Moran William, engineer American Bread Co., dwl
259 Tehama
Moran William, porter Union Club, dwl 550 Xatoma
Moran & Co., (Thomas Moran and Thomas Mcln-
emcy) real estate agents, G05 Sacramento
Moran & Thnrber, (Harrison Moran and Einor
Tkurber) milk depot, 1505 Folsom
Morand John, marblecutter with Larseneur &
Sheerin
Morand Thomas M., carpenter, dwl 15 Miller's PI
Morante Jose, cigarraaker with Parker, Wattson &
Co., dwl 4 St. Charles Place
Moras Thomas, saloon, dwl 530 Broadway
Moraskey Bernard, laundryman, dwl Washington
Av nr Precita Av, Berual Hights
Morcel Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 1114 Stockton
Moichio John, vegetable dealer, dwl 1107 Kearny
Mordecai Isaac T., extraman stm No. 4, S. F. F. D.,
dwl E s Mississippi bet Mariposa and Solano
Morden Charles, with N.P. Traus.Co.,dwl 116 Dora
Mordhors John, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
More Albert S., driver Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
More Henry C , teamster Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 513 Kearny
More Joseph J., carpenter, 571 Mission, dwl S s Fell
bet Pierce and Steiner
More Samuel, (Pond, Reynolds & Co.) dwl Grand
Hotel
More — See Moore
Moreal Henry P., collector with McKenna &
Greany, dwl 725 California
Moreau Eugene, machinist with Samuel Hill, dwl
716 California
Moreau George, salesman City of Paris, dwl 421
Minna
Morehead James, cutter with Taaffe & Co., dwl S s
Fell bet Gough and Octavia
Morehouse John, mariner, dwl 508 Larkin
Morehouse William P., clerk, dwl 13 Oak Avenue
Morehower Julius, 6paman, dwl 250 Spear
Morel Charles F., professor languages, dwl 422
Sutter, rear
Morell Henry, dwl Morton House
Mon Hi Sebastiana, fruits, 814 Kearny, dwl Ss
Broadway bet Sansom and Montgomery
Moreloa Antonio, manufacturer cigaritos, 613 Pae-
ric, dwl 5 Morey Alley
Moreno Camilo N.," helper with Allen Wilcox, dwl
1403 Stockton
Moreno Jose, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Moreno Vincent, fisherman, dwl Ss Washington
bet East and Drumm
Morenos Carrie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 765 Mission
Moretti Charles, teacher music, dwl 100 Stockton
Morey Charles H., clerk with Brown & Otto, dwl
7*20 Clementina
Morey Nettie, (widow) dwl 726 Clementina
Morey W. E., watchman, dwl 216 Stockton
Morgan August, barkeeper with S. Divisich & Co.,
623 Davis
Morgan Benjamin, bakery, E s Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
Morgan Benjamin, (Morgan & Heydenfeldt) dwl
534 Bush'
Morgan C. H., (widow) nurse, dwl 1916 Taylor
Morgan C. H. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 1045 Howard
Morgan Charles, carriagepainter, 926 and 928 Har-
rison, dwl 1045 Howard
Morgan Charles B., collection department Wells,
Fargo & Co.. dwl 228 Green
Morgan Charles B., (Williams, Blauchard & Co.)
dwl NW cor Sacramento and Van Ness Avenue
Morgan David, clerk with S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl
1916 Taylor
Morgan David Jr., merchant, dwl 1520 Mason
Morgan David T., (Morgan & Wilton) dwl 526
Kearny
Morgan Edward B., bricklayer, dwl 407 Larkin
Morgan Edward H., clerk, 7 Sansom, dwl NE cor
Second and Folsom
MORGAN GEORGE G. W., secretary North Pac-
ific Coast Railroad Co., and Pacific Coast
Wrecking Co., office 224 Sansom, dwl 742 Har-
rison
Morgan Henry M., conveyancer and commissioner
deeds, office 408 California, dwl 913 Jackson
Morgan Hugh, bookkeeper Bank British Columbia,
dwl 545 Folsom
Morgan James, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 19
Natoma
Morgan James, watchman S. F. and P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 350 Third
Morgan James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Morgan James, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Morgan James P., boarding and lodging, 600 Third
Morgan John, bricklayer, dwl 1130 Market
Morgan John, farmer, dwl San Bruno Road 3| miles
from City Hall
Morgan John, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Morgan John, laborer, dwl 522 Howard
Morgan John, shipcalker, dwl E s Folsom bet
Twenty -first and Twenty-second
Morgan John A., laborer, dwl 703 Greenwich
Morgan John H., bookkeeeper with Perkins, Flint
& Co., dwl 1319 Sansom
Morgan John P., clerk with William T. Wenzell,
dwl 852 Market
Morgan Johu S., (Morgan & Co., and Crel/in &
Co.) dwl SW cor Mission and Twenty-fifth
Morgan Joseph A., sailmaker, 34 Steuart, dwl 32
Minna
Morgan J. T., clerk with George G. W. Morgan,
dwl 742 Harrison
Morgan L. A. Mrs., principal* Fourth Street Pri-
mary School, dwl 21 Powell
Morgan Levi A., laborer with Edward Kennedy,
dwl S s Eighteenth bet Hartford & Castro
Morgan Louis, laborer Miners' Restaurant, dwl 238
Washington
Morgan L. W., carpenter, dwl 1908 Powell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
477
Morgan Morgan P., clerk witli Pixley & Harrison,
dwl 730 Washington
Morgan Newton, deputy assessor City and County,
dwl 412 Jones
Morgan Patrick, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Morgan Patrick, melter City Iron Works, dwl 148
Minna, rear
Morgan Thomas, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Sen-
ator
Morgan Thomas, hostler City R.R.
Morgan Thomas E., blacksmith City R.R., dwl W s
Minna bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Morgan Thomas W., civil engineer and surveyor,
office 240 Mont, dwl E s Mission bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Morgan Vaughn, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Ori-
flamme
Morgan William, molder with John G. lis, dwl
Union House, Mission
Morgan William, stevedore, dwl SW cor Green and
Battery
Morgan William H., sailmaker with Joseph A.
Morgan, dwl 32 Minna
Morgan William P., agent Meriden Britannia Co.,
NE cor Sitnsom and Pine, dwl 24C Third
MORGAN & CO., (John S. Morgan, John Crellin,
and Thomas Crellin) wholesale oysters, 87
California Market
MORGAN & HEYDENFELDT, ( Benjamin Mor-
gan and Sol. Meydenfeldt, Jr.) attorneys-at-
law, office 414 California
Morgan & Wilton, (David T.Morgan and Charles
D. Wilton) physicians and oculists, office 526
Kearny
Morganti Battista, (Morganti & Zanoni) dwl 716
Pacific
Morganti & Zanoni, (Battista Morganti and Gia-
como Zanoni) proprietors Ticiuo Hotel, 716
Pacific
Morgeustern Adolphe, clothing, SW cor Pacific and
Front, dwl SE cor Front and Bdwy
Morgenstern Albert, bairdressing saloon, 9 Second,
dwl 263 Stevenson
Morgenstern Alfred W., (Alfred W. Morgenstern
& Co.; dwl 120 Perry
Morgenstern Alfred W. &. Co., (Nathan J. Bailey)
South End Market, 546 Third
Morgenstern Louis, clerk Lick House cigar stand,
dwl SEcor Front and Broadway
Morgenstern Meyer,cloaks and mantillas, 408 Kear-
ny, dwl 310 Kearny
Morgenstern Robert, chief accountant Bank Califor-
nia, dwl 81 1 Jackson
Morgenstern Samuel, clothing dealer, dwl 1118
Leavenworth
MORGENTHAU MAX,importer and jobber gent's
furnishing goods, 108 Bush, (and Winter,
Maurer Sf Co.) dwl 1119 Stockton
Morgenthau Siegfried, bookkeeper, 17 Buttery, dwl
502 Bush
Morhange Salvador, consul-general for Belgium,
office and dwl Grand Hotel
Moriarty Daniel, daynurse City and County Hos-
pital
Moriarty Dennis, laborer, dwl W s Laskie nr
Mission
Moriarty Eugene, teamster, dwl Waller bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Moriarty Jeremiah, tailor with William Sherman &
Co., dwl S s Turknr Scott
Moriarty John, farmer, Ocean House Road nr In-
dustrial School
Moriarty John , laborer, dwl 24 Howard Court
Moriarty John, laborer with Thomas Braden, SW
cor Pierce and Eddy
Moriarty Maurice, laborer S. P. R.R., dwl E 8 First
Avenue nr Fifteenth
Moriarty Patrick, hostler with James R. Travers,
dwl 1625 Powell
Moriarty Patrick, nurse City and County Hospital
Moriarty Timothy, milkman, dwl S s Turk bet Scott
an# Pierce
Morin Auguste, laborer with Boutinon & Bulland,
530 Merchant
Morinos & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 548
Clay
Moris Louis, seaman ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17
Steuart
MORISON, HARRIS & CO., (Thomas A. Mori-
son, Albert H. Harris, Thomas H. Mortsem,
and Gardner t>. Hutchinson) importers and
manufacturers Star Brand shirts, drawers, collars,
etc., 112 Bush
Morison James H., clerk with Samuel A. Morison,
dwl 117 Capp
Morison, Middleton & Co., (Robert J. Morison and
Jonathan Middleton ) com and forwarding
agents, 322 Washington
Morison Robert J., (Morison, Middleton & Co. y 322
Washington
MORISON SAMUEL A., real estate, office 14
Merchants' Exchange, dwl 117 Capp bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Morison Thomas A., (Morison, Harris & Go.) res
New York
Morison Thomas H, (Morison., Harris & Co.) res
Norwalk, Conn. •
Morison — See Morrison
Morit N., mining, dwl 412 Pacific
Moritz Frederick, clerk with F. A. Baux, dwl 411^
California
Moritz John C, market, NW cor Powell and Fil-
bert, dwl 1817^ Powell
Moritz Mark, commission merchant, office 446 Cali-
fornia, dwl 524 Jessie
Moritz Michael. ( Reiss & M.) dwl 636 Post
MORKEN HERMANN F., "Frank's" saloon,
320 Pine, dwl 827 Post
MORLEY CARMINI, professor music, dwl 618
California
Morloch Joseph, jewelerwith Frontier & Bellemere,
dwl NW cor Mason and Green
Morlock Charles, baker, dwl N s Cedar Avenue nr
Van Ness Avenue
Morlock Charles G., porter with Wellman, Peck
&Co., dwl 1119 Post
Morlock Frederick, butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 23
Metropolitan Market, dwl 1608 California
Morlock William, woodturner with Angus Cameron,
dwl 519 Bush
Morne William, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
MORNING CALL, (daily) San Francisco Call
Compauy publishers, office 525 Montgomery,
editorial rooms 517 Clay
Moron Joseph, porter with A. E. Sabatie & Co.
MORON BENJAMIN, produce commission mer-
chant, SE cor Clay and Sansom, dwl 1526 Dup
Moroney Charles, driver Omnibus R. R.
Moroney John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 125^
Shipley
Moroney John, salesman Pacific Liquor Refinery,
dwl 423 Minna
Moroney John, trackman Central R. R., dwl 18
Freelon
Moroney M. E. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary
School
Moroney Paul, (Hopkins <$• M.) dwl 15 Powell
Moroney Thomas, gardener, dwl 46 Louisa
Morreal Ernest, clerk, 515 California
Morrel Josephine, (widow) dwl 734 Vallejo
MORRELL ABRAHAM J., real estate, dwl 617
Third
Morrell Charles, boxmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl 23 Welsh
Morrell Charles, merchant, dwl 419 Powell
Morrell Edwin L., messenger Home Mutual Life
Ins. Co., dwl 3 Clay Aveuue
Morrell Horace, druggist, dwl 21 Hawthorne
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Morrell o. L., cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl 23 Welsh
Morreno Felicia, (widow) dwl 4 Miiiden Lfte
Mm ns Siginiind, clerk, dwl 607 Stevenson
Mori ill Augustus, driver Cent. R. It., dwl 1334 Bush
Morrill Charles A., special agent U. S. Treasury
Department, office Custom House, third floor,
dwl -'•"-in Hush
Morrill Frederick A., carpenter, dwl Hunter's
Poiu(
Morrill James, dwl HI Sansoni
Morrill ( (liver C, butcher, dwl 712 Leavenworth
Morrill Samuel, (Morrill & Co.) res South Ded-
bam, Mass.
Morrill Simon S., ( Lewis & M.) dwl 34 Rau6ch
Morrill Warren P., printer, dwl 104 Powell
Morrill & Co., (Samuel Morrill and James M.
Mackin) printing ink manufacturers, 418 Com
Monis Aaron, wholesale grocer, 713 Sansom, dwl
529 Clay
Morris Abraham, marblecutter, dwl 1.51 Tehama
Morris Abraham, merchant, dwl 192 O'Farrell
Morris Abraham, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 51 Natoma
Morris Adolph W., janitor California Pioneers, dwl
808 Montgomery
Morris Amelia Mrs., dwl 06 Shipley
Morris 13. <& Co., (John T. LitllcfordJ manufact-
uring jewelers, 643 Sacramento
Morris Barnet, clothing, dwl 1511 Powell
Morris Benjamin, (D. Morris dp Co.) dwl 1008
SuUer
Morris Charles, dwl 325 Minna
Morris Charles D., clerk with L. P. Fisher, dwl
1106 Powell
Morris Cornelius R., clerk, dwl 458 Natoma
Morris David, machinist, dwl 124 Post
Morris Dennis, baker, dwl 1324 Sacramento
Morris Dennis, hostler, 713 Commercial
Morris Edmond, miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Morris Edward, news ageut S. P. R. R., dwl 1511
Powell
Morris Ellen Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 10 Metro-
politan Market, dwl 4 Meacham Place
MORRIS EVELINE MRS., shirtmanufacturer, 526
Kearny, rooms 9 and 10
Morris George, cook with John Reagan, dwl 325
Bush
Morris George, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 176
Jessie
Morris Hannah, (widow) dressmaker, 114 Natoma
Morris Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 121 Ellis
Morris Henry, tailor, dwl 125 Fourth
Mortis Henry S., (colored) barkeeper, dwl 1604
Jones
Morris Hertz, express wagon, NE cor Montgomery
and Washington, dwl 40 South Park
Morris James, showcard writer, 33 Geary, dwl 1908
Stockton
Morris James, laborer, dwl 510 Geary
Morris Jane D., ladies' nurse, dwl 974 Folsom
Morris J. C . oarpeuter Beale Street Planing Mill,
dwl 114 Natoma
Moni8 John, farmer, dwl HI Ellis
Morris John, laborer, dwl 417 Howard, rear
Morris John, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co., dwl N s
Brannau nr Second
Morris John, stonecutter, dwl 335 Shipley
Morris Joseph, marblecutter, dwl 151 Tehama
Morris Joseph J., special policeman, dwl 1406 Mont
Morris J. R., student Heald's Business College, dwl
812 Howard
MORRIS JULIUS, manufacturer and importer ci-
gars, 211 Clay, dwl W s Howard bet Twenty-
third aud Twenty-fourth
Morris Julius, porter, 14 Battery, dwl 533 Brvant
Morris Lemuel P., (Morris & Gay) dwl 4 Lewis
Morris Lewis, tailor, 609 Howard
Morris Martiu, baker, dwl 1324 Dupont
Morris Milton H., bookkeeper with A. L. Bancroft
& Co., dwl 2009 Mission
Morris Myron E., bookcanvasser, dwl 2009 Mission
Morris N. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1604 Jones
Morris Patrick, laborer, dwl Mission bet First and
Fremont
Morris Patrick J., (Wason& M.J dwl 547£ Tehama
Morris Pauline Mrs., clothing, 125 Fourth
Morris Peter, expresswagon, cor Market and San-
som, dwl W s Nevada nr Harrison
Morris Pincus, clothing, NW cor Sacramento and
East, dwl 218 O'Farrell
Morris Preston, wood and coal, NE cor McAllister
and Buchanan, dwl NW cor McAllister and Bu-
chanan
Morris Robert, salesman, dwl 624 Commercial
Morris Robert D., carpenter, dwl N s Twelfth Ave-
nue bet N and P., South S. F.
Morris Samuel N., bookkeeper California Trust Co.,
dwl 1833 Bush
Morris Sigmund, clerk, dwl 607 Stevenson
Morris Simon, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 51 Natoma
Morris Terrence, barkeeper Russ House Billiard
Saloon, dwl 12 Clementina
Morris Theodore, machinist, dwl 124 Post
Morris Thomas, calker, dwl cor Seventh and Natoma
Morris Thomas, sailmaker, dwl 539 Natoma
Morris Thomas F., longshoreman, dwl 555 Howard
Morris T. J., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Morris William, clerk, 537 California, dwl 1023
Kearny
Morris William, pictures and pictureframes, 156
Third
Morris William, salesman, dwl 836 Market
Morris William, seaman, dwl 32 Mary
Morris William, shipjoiner, dwl N s Bush bet Scott
aud Devisadero
Morris William, (colored) waiter P. M. S. S. Co.
MORRIS WILLIAM GOUVERNEUR, U.S. Mar-
shal, office 5 U. S. Court Building, dwl 14 Mer-
cantile Library Building
Morris William H., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 114 Natoma
Morris & Gay, ( Lemuel P .Morris and Alfred Gay)
carpenter, 702 Post
Morrisey James, shoemaker with F. X. Kast, dwl
9 Sherwood Place
Morrisey John, drayman, cor Fourth and Berry,
dwl 19 Freelon
Morrisey John, shoemaker, dwl 227 Second
Morrisey Michael, packer, dwl 1710 Sacramento
Morrisey Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
Ellis nr Lagnna
Morrisey — see Morrissey
Morrison Alexander, laborer, dwl 112 Steuart
Morrison A. L., (estate of) office 315 California
Morrison Ann, (widow) groceries and liquors, NW
cor Tehama and Fifth
Morrison Archibald, shoemaker, N s Alameda nr
Jersey
Morrison Augustus G., lumber surveyor, office 128
Steuart, dwl 253 Octavia
Morrison Benjamin, stovemounter with Locke &
Montague, dwl N s Butte nr Potrero Avenue
Morrison Carlton J., porter City Hall, dwl SW cor
Twenty-second and Fair Oaks
Morrison C. D., dwl 44 Sixth
Morrison David, cartmau, dwl 26 Hunt
Morrison Dougall, laborer, dwl 112 Steuart
Morrison Edward, molder, dwTl 10 Lick
Morrison Frank, coremaker Eureka Fouudrv, dwl
3 Lick-
Morrison George H., lumber, SE cor Howard and
Steuart, dwl W s Shotwell bet Twenty-second
aud Tweuty-third
Morrison Hector, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Morrison Henry H., cook with Alexander Jackson,
dwl 43 Vallejo
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO [M" DIRECTORY
479
Morrison Howard, gasman Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 717 Montgomery
Morrison Hunter, stockbroker, dwl 31 O'Farrell
Morrison Isabella Miss, teacher, dwl 44 Sixth
Morrison James, weaver Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills, dwl W s Capp bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Morrison James, helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Morrison James K. , clerk American Exchange
Morrison John, clerk with C. V. Gillespie, dwl 431£
Tehama
Morrison John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Morrison John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 657
Mission
Morrison John B., blacksmith, 671 Mission, dwl
817 Post
Morrison John B., mate bark Samoset, pier 11 Steu
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 Old
San Jos<§ Road nr Thirty-first
Morrison John H., machinist with Deacon & Bulger,
dwl Howard nr First
Morrison John M., drayman, 24 San, dwl 679 Har
Morrison John W., teamster, 2 Steu. dwl 805 Geary
Morrison Jonas J., collector with Preston & Mc-
Kinnon, dwl 811 Geary
Morrison Joseph H., drayman, 204 Sansorn, dwl S s
Jackson bet Hyde and Larkin
Morrison Margaret L., (widow) dwl 1529 Wash
Morrison Martha A., (widow) dressmaker, 47 Third
Morrison Martin, packer with George 0. Whitney
& Co.. dwl 156 Clara
Morrison Michael, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
&Co.
Morrison Michael, stevedore Cent. P. R. R., dwl 26
Hunt
Morrison Neil G., teamster with Wooster &. Shat-
tuck, dwl 1717 Hyde
Morrison Oscar, (Morrison Sf Baker) dwl 427 Bush
Morrison Patrick, hostler, dwl 20 Mission
Morrison Patrick, hostler, dwl 520 Mission
Morrison Patrick, laborer, dwl 26 Main
Morrison Peter, expresswagon, dwl E s Nevada bet
Folsom and Harrison
Morrison Robert, sbipchandler, dwl 913 Clay
Morrison Robert F., judge Fourth District Court,
chambers 29 Montgomery Block , dwl 127 Kearny
Morrison Thomas H., payingteller Bank California,
dwl W s How bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Morrison William, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Morrison William, mechanical engineer and drafts-
man, dwl 1016 Washington
Morrison William, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Morrison William, seaman, dwl 411 Drumm
Morrison William J., clerk with Bass, Newman &
Co., dwl W s Capp bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Morrison & Baker, ( Oscar Morrison and Fred. D.
Baker J real estate agents, 603 Kearny
Morrison. — See Morison
Morrison's Building, 315 California
Morrissey Augustine, engineer, dwl 156 Silver
Morrissey Edward, shoemaker, dwl SW cor Bush
and Taylor
Morrissey James, shoemaker, dwl 5 Sherwood PI
Morrissey Jeremiah, porter, 7 Sansom, dwl 67 Clem
Morrissey John, jobwagon, cor Sansom and Com-
mercial, dwl 449| Tehama
Morrissey John W., mason, dwl NW cor Union and
Leavenworth
Morrissey Joseph, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Morrissey Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Ritch
Morrissey Michael, porter, 308 Pine, dwl 1710 Sac-
ramento
Morrissey Oliver, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt
& Co., dwl 21 Minna
Morrissey Patrick, miner, dwl 447 Tehama
Morrissey Richard, laborer S.F.&P.Sugar Refinery,
dwl E s Dora nr Harrison
Morrissey William, carpenter, dwl 429 Clementina
Morrissey William, porter, 10 Batt, dwl 6 Har Av
Morrissey William, shoemaker, Ss Commercial bet
East and Drumm
Morrissey. — See Morrisey
Morrow David Rev., pastor United Presbyterian
Church, dwl 6 Martins Block, Mkt nr Seventh
MORROW GEORGE, hay and grain, 39 Clay,
and 28 Commercial, dwl 141(1 Taylor
Morrow George G., plumber and gaslitter, 134 Sut
ter, dwl 327 Minna
Morrow James C, cierk, dwl 128 Post
Morrow John, painter, dwl 319 Bush
Morrow John B., modelmaker. dwl 301 Minna
Morrow Joseph, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Morrow Matilda Madame, dressmaker, dwl 255 Stev
Morrow Robert Major, paymaster Dept. Arizona,
office SW cor Market and Third, dwl 754 Wash
MORROW ROBERT F. real estate, office 414
California, and president Savage M. Co., dwl
1224 Pine
Morrow William, finisher, Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills
Morrow William W., assistant U. S. Attorney, office
6 U. S. Court Building, dwl lit:: I Jackson
Morse , lettercarrier, dwl 331 Montgomery
Morse A. W., watchman U. S. B. Mint, dwl 704 Fol
Morse Amos C, collector S. F. Benevolent Associ-
ation, dwl 412 Capp
Morse Charles Mrs., dwl 8 Fifth Avenue
Morse David A., laborer, U. S. B. Mint, dwl 225
Fourth
Morse Eben E., drayman, 215 Front, dwl 429 Bryant
Morse Elijah, (Morse & Taylor J dwl 124 Hayes
Morse Frank F., exchange broker, 332 Montgomery,
dwl 179 Perry
Morse George, lumberman with A. 51. Simpson &
Co., dwl cor Mission and Thirtieth
Morse George, shoemaker, dwl 263 Third
MORSE GEORGE D., photographic art gallery,
417 Montgomery, dwl 776 Howard
Morse George F., captain schooner Bobolink, 1 How
Morse George W., shoemaker with Charles L.
Rowe, dwl 263 Third
Morse Henry, laundryman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Morse Henry C, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 551
Natoma
Morse Henry J., expresswagon, cor California and
Drumm, dwl 619 Mission
Morse Hiram G., chief officer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 124 Silver
Morse Isaac H., clerk with D. E. Allison & Co.,
dwl 1014 Leavenworth
Morse James H., driver with Thomas Day, dwl 124
Hayes
Morse James L., whitener, dwl 759 \ Mission
Morse John P., (Morse & PrevoslJ physician, office
204 Sutter, dwl 894 Sutter
Morse Joseph, porter, 14 Battery, dwl 524 Tehama
Morse L. Mis., furnished rooms, Frank's Building,
Brenham Place
Morse.Levi, stevedore with Page & Cowell, dwl
327 Bryant
Morse Matthew P., general agent ;Etna Life Ins.
Co., office 504 Kearny, dwl 418 Geaiy
Morse Milton H., clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 116 O'Farrell
Morse Thomas H., carpenter, dwl 1505 Leav
Morse Thomas J., proprietor Cosmopolitan Hotel
coaches, dwl 113 O'Farrell
Morse William, carpenter, dwl 921 Washington
MORSE & PREVOST, (John F. Morse and J.
R. Prevost) physicians, office 204 Sutter
Morse & Taylor, (Elijah Morse and William M.
Taylor) contractors for house moving,639 Miss
Morshead John W., traveling agent, dwl 850 How
JONJES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Good*.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance, j
480
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
livery
Morahead Philip, proprietor Howard St
ana Bale Btable, sis and 850 Howard
Moras George A., clerk, dwlWool I >et Cortlrfnd Av-
enue and Lincoln, Bernal [lights
Morte Jacob, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Mortell John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 856 Jessie
Mortensen Eliza Mrs., embroidery school, 739
Mission
Mortensen William, gardener, dwl 739 Mission
Mortier Edward, (Jaques cfc M.) dwl 718 Vallejo
Mortimer Frank, comedian, dwl 1107 Kearny
Mortinson II. A., dwl 436 Broadway
Morton Augustine <!• dwl 5? Clementina
Morton Caroline, (widow) laundry, 43 Clem
Morton Charles, longshoreman, dwl 237 Jessie
Morion Charles C, wharfinger Greenwich Dock,
dwl 1521 Leavenworth
Morion Damel L.. dairyman, dwl 808 Ellis
Morton Edgar J., (Flint&M.) dwl 305 Taylor
Morton Edward C, collection department Wells,
Fargo «fc Co.'s Express, dwl 418 Jones
Morton Edward H., watchman U. S. B. Mint, dwl
1138 Pacilic
Morton Elijah, mate stmr Alameda, Alameda Ferry
Morton Frank, hoxtuaker Union Box Factory, dwl
57 Clementina
Morton Frank R., forwarding department Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, dwl 3ill Powell
Morton Frederick, boxmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl 57 Clementina
Morton Frederick S., clerk with John Taylor & Co.,
res Oakland
Morton George H., bookkeeper Dexter Stable, dwl
957 i Folsom
Morton Georgia Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 1509 Jackson
Morton Henry, clerk with William Sharp Jr., 402
Pine
Morton Henry, fire marshal policeman, dwl 1031
Clay
Morton Henry O, clerk steamer Santa Cruz, dwl
1138 Pacific
Morton Henry EL, clerk, dwl 1112 Kearny
Morton Henry R., hairdresser, 507 Davis, dwl 4
Jackson Place
MORTON HOUSE, (formerly Orleans Hotel)
Underbill Boyntqp proprietor, 117 Post
Morton Howard, bookbinder with A. L. Bancroft &
Co.. dwl 1138 Pacific
MORTON JOHN, president North Beach and Mis-
sion Railroad Co., office SW cor Fourth 'and
Louisa, (and R. & J. Morton) dwl 305 Taylor
Morton John, watchman with Hutchinson, Kohl &
Co., 312 Sausom
Morton Joseph W., (J. W. Morton fy Co.) dwl 869
Mission
Morton Joshua B., carpenter, SW cor Larkin and
Jackson, dwl 1509"Jackson
Morton L., farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr Ocean
House
Morton Lydia, (widow) dwl 450 Bartlett
Morton Nathaniel, sawyer Union Box Factory, res
Oakland .
MORTON R. & J., teamsters, office 302 California
MORTON REUBEN, president Central Railroad
Company, office 116 Taylor, (and R. &■ J. Mor-
ton) dwl 312 Ellis
Morton Robert, laborer New U.S.B. Mint, dwl
Twentieth bet Dolores and Church
Morton Robert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
W s Georgia nr Shasta
Morton Sargent S., foreman with R. & J. Morton
dwl 606 Leavenworth
Morton Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
SE cor Sierra and Michigan
Morton Thomas, molder,dwlNWcor Twenty-fourth
and York
Morton William H., mariner, dwl 407 Post
Morion William W., clerk with Charles H. Stout-
enborough, dwl i'6| Kearny
MoabacherE., (widow) dwl 46 Clara
Moabacher Gerson, salesman, 6 Kearny, dwl 46
Clara
Mosch John, (Ungrott Sf M.) dwl 636 Pacific
Moscrop Joseph, clerk with Murphy Brothers, dwl
1301 Leavenworth
Moser Frederick, liquor and billiardsaloon, Valen-
cia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Moser Gustave E., clerk with C. V. Gillespie, dwl
2219 Mason
Moser Norbert, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
<fe Co., dwl 605 Minna
Moses B. F., (widow) dwl 1120 Mission •
Moses Jacob, tailor, dwl 2754, Clara
Moses Lazarus, tailor, dwl 830 Harrison
Moses Maurice, bootcutter with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 830 Harrison
Moses Samuel, shoemaker, dwl 275| Clara
Mosgrove Henry, clerk with S. Mosgrove & Co.,
dwl 18 Hawthorne
MOSGROVE S. & CO., (A. A. White) drygoods,
222-224 Third
Mosgrove Samuel, (S. Mosgrove S? Co.) and School
Director Tenth Ward, dwl 18 Hawthorne
MOSHEIMER JOSEPH, civil and mining eng-
ineer, office 507 Montgomery
Moshier Daniel, machinehand Beale Street PlaniDg
Mill, dwl 15 Stockton
Mosher Gilbert, teamster, bds312 Beale
Mosher James P., attorney-at-law, office 408 Calif-
ornia, dwl 7131 Bush
Mosher Thomas, piledriver, bds 312 Beale
Moskiman Robert H., compositor, dwl 2 August
Alley
Moskiman William, printer with H. S. Crocker
& Co., dwl 7 Tay
Moskowitz Henry, clerk, 500 Kearny, dwl Hansa
House
Moss Ellis W., cigars and tobacco, Lick House,
Bank Exchange, and 7 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl NW cor Bush and Kearny
MOSS J. MORA, presidentAmericanRussian Com-
mercial Co., office 418 California, res Oakland
Moss Joseph, laborer with Dana & Codington,
dwl N s Broadway nr Franklin
Moss Joseph J., porter with Levi Strauss & Co.,
dwl 524 Tehama
Moss Peter, laborer, dwl 615 Natoma
Moss Peter, boarding, 725 Brannan
Moss William, liquor saloon, 310 Pacific
Moss William S. ( William S.Moss & Co.) res San
Leandro
MOSS WILLIAM S. & CO., (Philip A. Roach,
George Pen Johnston and James Porter) pub
lishers and proprietors Daily audWeeklyExam-
iner, office 533 and 535 Washington
Mosse Daniel H. T., stationer, dwl SE cor Sanchez
and Dorland
MOSSE D'ALVA, stationery, toys, school books,
etc., 632 Washington
Mosseman Samuel, melter S.F. Assaying and Refin
ing Works, dwl 873 Mission
Mott E., (widow) dwl 27 Pleasant
Mott Gordon N., attoruey-at-law, office 520 Mon-
gomery, dwl 33 Hawthorne
Mott John H., clerk, dwl 33 Hawthorne
Mott Julius H., clerk U. S. Surveyor General's-
office, res Oakland
Mott Samuel C, messenger with Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl cor Stockton and Morton
Mott Thomas R., laborer Custom House, dwl 33
Hawthorne
Mott William H., law student with Wheeler &
McQuaid, dwl 33 Hawthorne
Motta Carlo, shoemaker, 711 Montgomery
Motter Charles, harnessmaker City R. R. "
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importer Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 703, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
481
Motzen George F., clerk, dwl E s Eureka nr Alms-
house Road
Motzenbecker Paul, merchant tailor, 722 Moutgyni-
ery, dwl 726 Howard
Mouchel Edward, physician, office and dwl 055
Washington
Monchet Frank, seaman, dwl 12 Stenart
Mould Wilberforce R., laborer New U. S. Branch
Mint res Oakland Point
MOULDER ANDREW J., secretary Board Re-
gents University California, office 320 Sansom
dwl (lit) O'Fari-ell
Moultborp Carlton F., clerk Miners' Foundry, dwl
1 Vernon Place
Moultbrop Charles W., draftsman Miners' Foundry,
dwl "J 17 Stevenson
Moulthrop John L., office Miners' Foundry, dwl 1
Vernon Place
Moulton E. Sprague, (Moulton $ Co.) dwl 15-20
Pacific Avenue
Moulton H. E. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School,, dwl 913 Post
Moulton Henry, drayman, 14 Battery, dwl 913 Post
Moulton James, hostler, dwl 423 Bush
Moulton J. F., mate bark Legal Tender, 27 Market
Moulton John, seaman, dwl 26 Stenart
Moulton Josiah, (Wilson Sf M.) dwl 607 Harrison
Moulton Martin, driver N. B. &M.R. R., dwl 300
Fourth
Moulton Samuel W., miner, dwl NW cor Second
Avenue and Seventeenth
MOULTON & CO., (E. Sprague Moulton J pro-
duce commission and dealers provisions, 204
Clay
Moulty George, harnessmaker, dwl 560i Natoma
Mount Hood House, Alexander Jackson proprietor,
43 Vallejo
Mount Jefferson Milling & M. Co., (Tuolumne Co.,
Cul.) office 418 California
Mount Joseph, builder, dwl 1018 Hyde
Mount Michael, farmer, dwl 228 Folsom
Mount William, longshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery
Mountain City Mining Company, (Elko Count!/,
Nev.) office 318 California
Mountain John J., (Mountain & Rayej dwl 105
Leavenworth
Mountain Lake Park, 1 mile SW Presidio
MOUNTAIN & RAYE, (John J. Mountain and
Alfred P. Raye) carpets and oil cloth, 718
Market
Mouren Jean, laborer with G. Venard, dwl 634
Pacific
Mourne Matthew, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Mouron Auguste, baker Miners' Restaurant, dwl
800 Washington
Mouron John, dwl 704J Mission
Mouser S. M., physician and surgeon, office and dwl
707 Bush
Mouthon Joseph, liquor saloon, 641 Commercial,
dwl 820 Pacific
Moutou Jules. ( Mou / on & Co.) dwl 1069 Market
Mouton & Co., (Jules Mouton and Hy polite Mar-
liere) French sodawater manuf, 1069 Market
Moutry James, boilermaker Union Iron Works,dwl
W s Church bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Mouze Adolph, machinist City Iron Works, dwl
Union bet Stockton and Powell
Movig Benjamin, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Mow Frederick, surveyor and civil engineer, dwl
254 Clara
MOWE GEORGE W., Insurance Commissioner
State of California, office SW cor California
and Sansom, res Sacramento City
Mower Amos II., gasfitter and plumber, 508 Va-
lencia, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Second Avenue
Mowry Barton, real estate, dwl 1404 Powell
Mowry Burgess N. , furnished rooms, 124 Fifth
Mowry Derby O., carpenter with Flint, Peabody &
Co., dwl 510 Howard
Mowry George B.,dwl SW cor Buchanan and Grove
Mowry Henry, molder Eureka Foundrv, dwl 51
First
Mowry Laura A., (widow) dwl SW cor Buchanan
ami Grove
Mowry Lyman I., attorney-at-law, office 320 Cali-
fornia, dwl 3-29 Pine
Mowry Mary A., (widow) dwl 329 Piue
.Mowry Richard D., poultry and game, 103 and 104
California Market, dwl 16 Eddy
Mowrv Simon 1?.. miner, dwl E s Leavenworth bet
Filbert and Haven
Mowrv Susie A. Miss. teacher Tehama Street School,
dwl 329 Pine
Mowry William, seaman, dwl 238 Stenart
Mowrv William A., carriagemaker, 1140 Folsom,
dwl 103 Lafayette
Moxley Charles G., real estate agent, office 418
Montgomery, dwl NW cor Franklin and Foil
Moxlev John S., builder, dwl NW cor Franklin
and Fell
Moy Eugene, tailor, 27 Morton
Moyce Swift H., driver with A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl
E s Sansom bet Vallejo and Broadway
Moyer Allen P., molder Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 154 Shipley
Mover Frank, (Merrill, Babcox & Co.) dwl Russ
House
Moyer George ~L.,( Moyer & Ridel) dwl 106 William
Moyer & Ridel, (George L. Moyer and Frank Ri-
de!) laundry agency and bootblacking,308 Bush
Moylan Jane, (widow) dwl 1152 Folsom
Movlan Patrick, packer with R. A. Swain & Co.,
"200 Sansom
Moyle George, miner, dwl 659 Minna
Moyle James W., real estate agent, office 302 Mont-
gomery, dwl 23 Lafayette
Moyles John, porter with Green & Searle, dwl 108
Alta Place
Moyles Patrick, laborer, dwl 110 Alta Place
Moynihan Joseph, laborer, dwl 159 Clara
Moynihan Lawrence, shoemaker, dwl 410 Sixth
Moynihan Mary, (widow) dwl 133 Perry
Moynihan Timotby J., (Moynihan 8f Aitlcen) dwl
611 Jones
MOYNIHAN & AITKEN, (Timothy J. Moynihan
mid J, i hips Aiiken) proprietors Portland Boiler
Works, 311 and 313 Mission
Mozart Hall. N s Post bet Dupont and Kearny
Mozier William, miser, dwl 533 Commercial
Muctaa Philip, tailor. 448 Third
Mudgett Edward H., clerk, 11:2 Bush, dwl 1010 Pine
MUECKE GOTTLIEB, consul Austro-Hungarian
Empire, (and Gildemcister. M. $■ Co.) office
109 California, dwl 316 Lombard
Mueckenhoff August, liquor saloon, N s Francisco
nr Powell
Muehe Charles, miller Commercial Flour Mills, dwl
dwl 10 Hubbard
Muehe William, (Nicholas J. Bauten & Co.) NE
cor Brannau and John
Mueller Charles, baker, dwl 757 Mission
Mueller Constantino, laborer, dwl S28£ Vallejo
Mueller F. D., physician, dwl 31 Erie
Mueller George, musician, dwl 1824 Powell
Mueller Jacob, waiter with Deutsch &. Co., dwl 418
Stevenson
Mueller Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 332 Main
Mueller Philip, attorney at law, dwl 1027 Pacific
Mueller — See Muller
Muenter Charles, baker with Werner & Co., dwl
19 Dupont, rear
MugHok Low, (Chinese) physician, 824 Dupont
Mugan Dennis, (Mugan & Moran) dwl 522 Turk
Mugan John, laborer U. S. Subsistence depot, dwl
E s Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
31
WATKINS' YO-SfiMITE ART GALLERY, 2G Mont<?. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
482 SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
Mugnn John, messenger Pacific Hank, dwl 312
Batter
& Moran, (Dennis Miigan and Patrick
Moran) produce commission, 57 Clay
Mugarrieta Joseph, ex-consul, dwl N s Francisco
bel Duponl and Kearny
Mugridge J. II.. Imp. Calkere Ass'n. 713 Mission
Mun Jonn, jeweler, dwl 433 Broadway
Ml il NICOLAUS, proprietor Mull's Hotel, 433
Broadway
Mubey Edward, coalpaeser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Btuhl Gustavo, Bboemaker, 946 Kearny, dwl 1114
Kearny
Muhlenbrink William, groceries and liquors, BW
cor Bush and Taylor
Muhlendorff Adolph, salesman with Hoffman & Co.,
dwl 214 Sansom
Muhlner WilliamF., bootsand shoes, 421 O'Farrell
Mnhni Anna, (widow) dwl 108 Powell
Mnhs Antonio, jewelryhoxmaker with August H.
Lochbaum, dwl 1016 Mason
Mnhs Bernard, clerk, 118 Mont, dwl 1016 Mason
Mulis David, carpenter, dwl 1016 Mason
Bfubs Frederick, shoemaker with Peter Becker, dwl
1016 Mason
Muir A. & Co., (Adam Muir) shipsmiths, 1013 Bat
Mnir Adam, (A. Muir & Go.) dwl 7 Midway
Muir Alexander, framemaker with Joseph Rosen-
thal, dwl 745Folsom
Muir J. B., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Protective As-
sociation, 234 Sutter
Muir William, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, 414
Beale
Mulaney John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Mulaney John, marblecutter, dwl 974 Folsom
Muiarkey John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Mu'eahey Patrick, groceries and liquors, 227 Sixth
Mulcahy Cornelius, teamster, dwl 164 Jessie
Mulcahy Edward, longshoreman , dwl 43 Ritch
Mn eaby James, stonecutter, dwl 164 Jessie
Mulcahy James, bricklayer, dwl 612 Larlrin
Mulcahy James B., sweepcellar U. S. B. Mint, dwl
525 Howard
Mulcahy John, bootmaker with I. M. Weutworth &
Co., dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
seventh
Mulcahy Lott, laborer, dwl 507 Minna
Mulcahy M., dwl 17 Langton
Mulcaliv Matthew, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
20 Zoe
Mulcaby Maurice, (Murphy & M.) dwl 17 Langton
Mulcahy Michael, clerk, dwl 507 Minna
Mulcahy P., blacksmith City R. R.
Mulcahy Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso,
414 Beale
Mulcahy Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor
C ementina and Sixth
Mulcahy W., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co,, dwl Zoe nr
Brannan
Mulcahy William J., special policeman, dwl S s
O'Farrell nr Steiner
Mulchey Peter, pressman with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 221 Minna
Mulcreevy Martin, laborer, dwl 1232 Folsom
Miildoon Dominic, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Muldoon Patrick, drayman with J. Ivaucovich &
Co., dwl 212 Clara
Muldoon Thomas J., brassmusher with W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., dwlE s Mission Avenue bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteetuth
Mnldowney James, carpenter, dwl 369 Jessie
Mulford A. H., furniture, dwl S s Fell nr Octavia
Mulford Thomas W., farmer, office 529 Clav, dwl
1002 Pine ''
Mulhill Joseph, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 159
Minna
Mulbare John, laborer, dwl Harhor View
Mulhein Annie, (widow) dwl 59 Everett
MuUiern James, laborer, dwl Jefferson nr Govern"
ment Reservation
Mnlhern John, waiter, dwl 249 Perry
Mulhern Patrick, horseshoer with F. W. Ayres,
dwl Clara Lane
Mulheme Michael, carpenter, dwl New Franklin
House
Mulholland James, laborer S. P. and P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl E s Eighth nr Folsom
Mulholland John, contractor, dwd S s Filbert bet
Hyde and Larkin
Mulholland Joseph, waiter Occidental Hotel
Mulholland Patrick, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Mulholland Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl
Folsom bet Main and Spear
Muliez Florentin, merchant, French jewelry and
costumter, 634 Vallejo
Mullaine Timothy, furniture, dwl 106 William
Mullally John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Har-
rison and Dora
Mullaly Edward, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
MULLAN JOHN, attorney at law and real estate,
office 712 Montgomery, dwl 1510 Mission
Mullane Michael, tailor with N. Sweeny, dwl 43
Second
Mullane Timothy J., furniture, 217 Dupont, dwl
SW cor Kate and Fillmore
Mullaney John, marblecutter with Leon 11. Myers
& Co.
Mullaney Mark, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 8 Lick
Mullaney Michael, engineer, dwl 8 Lick
Mullaney Patrick, marblecutter, dwl 250 Tehama
Mullanuv Michael, clerk, dwl 231 Second
Mnllarky John, peddler, dwl W s Illinois nr Shasta
Mullen Arthur, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 412 Grove
Mullen Bridget, furnished rooms, 633 California
Mullen E. A. Miss, (colored) hairdresser, dwl 924
Washington
Mullen Francois N., watchmaker, dwl 815 Pacific
Mullen Harriet, (widow) dwl 2105 Jones
Mullen Harriet, (widow) (colored) dwl 924 Wash-
ington
Mullen Hugh, hackman Plaza, dwl 1520 Hyde
Mullen Hugh, printer with Spaulding & Barto, dwl
Branch House
Mullen James, bds 333 Bush
Mullen James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 17
Natoma
Mullen John, dwl 514 Minna
Mullen John, cooper, dwl 50 Louisa
Mullen John, seaman bark Gen. Cobb, dwl 238Steu
Mullen John E., conductor Central R. It., dwl 707
Brannan
Mullen Michael, (Batten & M.) dwl 518 Bryant
Mullen Patrick, blacksmith with Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 233^ Clara, rear
Mullen Patrick, expresswagon, S s Market bet
Third and Fourth, dwl 569 Minna
Mullen Patrick, fireman P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 541
First
Mullen Thomas, cooper, dwl 50 Louisa
Mullen Thomas, hostler, dwl 111 Jessie
Mullen Thomas, laborer, dwl 75 Jessie
Mullendore John, shoefitter, dwl 50S Linden
Muliendore Noah, reporter Morning Call, dwl 917
Post
Mnllene Martin, tailor, dwl 30 Clara
Mullens H. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 721 Vallejo
Muller Adolph, importer and manufacturer furs,
113 Sutter, factory and dwl 1310 Hyde
Muller Carle, bottler with Shaeffer, Walter & Co.,
dwl 3 Raphael Place
Mailer Ch., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
White's Place bet Harrison and Bryant
Muller Charles, crockery, 115 Third
Muller Charles, liquor saloon, 617 Pacific
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeosop & Sons' Steel, Cor, Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [ J^[ " DIRECTORY.
483
Mullev Charles, shoemaker with Charles Hoert-
korn, dwl 12 Lafayette Place
Mailer Christian, optician, 205 Montgomery, dwl E
s Thirteenth nr Mission
Mailer Clans, clerk, -109 Pine, dwl 608 Market
Muller Conrad, baker, dwl Meyers' Hotel
Muller Conrad, saloonkeeper, dwl 236 Sutter
Mailer Emil, groceries and liquors, N\V cor O'Far-
rell and Mason
Muller Ernest, waiter, 214 Sansom, dwl NW cor
Minna and Fourth
Muller Eugene, engineer and machinist, dwl 411
Post
Mailer Ferdinand, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl 9 Perry
Muller F. P. & Co., (B. H. Stern/eh and Morris
Lackman) importers, manufacturers and deal-
ers furs, 129 Montgomery
Muller Frank, f Muller & Attinge.r) dwl 242 Sutter
Muller Frank, (Muller & Koenig) dwl NE cor Har-
rison and Eleventh
Muller Frederick, clerk, dwl 307 Mason
Muller Frederick C. jeweler with California Jew-
elry Co., dwl 307 Mason
Mailer Frederick P., (F. P. Midler & Co.) dwl 513
Leavenworth
Muller Frederick W., carriage and wagonmaker,
1113 Mission
Muller Frederick W., laborer with Mausshardt &
Hoelscher, dwl 549 Mission
Muller George, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 22 Sumner
Muller George, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cali-
fornia
Muller Gerard, cracker bakery, 1503 Mission
Muller Gustave, cabinetmaker with Jonathan Kit-
tredge, dwl 29 Freelon
Muller H., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
1055 Howard
Muller Henry, (John Von Glahn & Co., and Mul-
ler & Joosl) dwl NW cor Garden mid Bryant
Muller Henry, barkeeper, 301 How, dwl 102 Beale
Muller Henry, cook, dwl 728 Market
Muller Henry, steward, dwl 113 Morton
Muller Herman Mrs., dwl 212 Kearny
Muller Herman F., bookkeeper, 113 Sutter, dwl 1310
Hyde
Muller H. W., musician, dwl 811 Union
Mulb-r Jacob, waiter, dwl 418 Stevenson
Muller Jacob C, lodgings, 24 Sixth
MULLER JOHN, butcher, 65 and 66 California
Market, dwl 316 Pine
Muller John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Muller John, musician, dwl 610 Bush
Muller John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Muller John, tailor, dwl 415 Stevenson
Muller Louis, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Muller Louisa, (widow) midwife, dwl 307 Mason
Muller Matbias P., jeweler with Hnbash & Kutz,
dwl 14 Prospect Place
Muller Matthew, butcher with Muller & Koenig,
dwl NW cor Harrison and Juniper
Muller Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 1518 Powell, rear
Muller Philip, waiter with Miley & Perrin, dwl 4
Fella Place
Muller Theodore, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Muller Theodore, hairdresser, dwl 338 Bush
Muller William, carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-second
bet Capp and Howard
Muller William H., musician, dwl 811 Union
Muller & Attinger, (Frank Muller and Gottlieb
Attinge.r) bootmakers, 242 Sutter
Muller & Joost, (Henry Muller and Martin JoostJ
groceries and liquors, NW cor Garden and Bryant
Muller & Koenig, (Frank Muller and George Koe-
nig) porkpackers, NW cor Harrison and Juni-
per, and butchers, 15 and 16 California Market
Muller See Miller and Mueller
Mnllering August, clerk California Sugar Refinery,
dwl 1115 Folsom
Mullery John, marbleworker, dwl 268 Stevenson
Mullery William, waiter Rues House
Mullboland Frank, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S S
California
Mulligan Alexander ()., bookkeeper with A. B. Gro-
j.ran, dwl 913 Jackson
Mulligan Bridget, (widow) dwl 279 Minna
Mulligan Daniel, dwl S s Fillmore bet Greenwich
and Filbert
Mulligan Daniel E., clerk with W. C. Budd, dwl
237 Perry
Mulligan Francis, molder Fulton Foundry, dwl 7
Hubbard
Mulligan James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Mulligan John, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Battery
and Sansom
Mulligan John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
(Si Co., 36 Steuart
Mulligan John, machinist, dwl 626 Third
Mulligan Owen, fireman steamer Salinas, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Mulligan Owen, vegetables, NW cor Broadway
and Bartol
Mulligan Patrick, molder Risdon Iron Works, dwl
Columbia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Mulligan Thomas, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl
Fifteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Mulligan Thomas, laborer with De Vries& Chase
Mulligan Thomas, quarryman, dwl 1001 Battery
Mulligan Timothy, laborer, dwl 237 Perry
Mulligans Frank, dwl 808 Montgomery
Mullin B., laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl W s Ridley nr Market
Mullin Barney, butcher, S s Hickory nr Gough
Mullin Bernard, laborer, dwl S s Market bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
Mullin Charles, fireman S. P. R. R.
Mullin Charles, fruits, dwl 1025 Sutter
MULLIN DANIEL, with Pacific Club, 530 Cali-
fornia, dwl 317 Tyler
Mullin Edward, teamster, dwl Sansom bet Broad-
way and Vallejo, rear
Mullin Henry, waiter, dwl 520 Mission
Mullin .Tames, plasterer, dwl 412 Grove
Mullin James, shoemaker, dwl 111 Jessie
Mullin James J., janitor Rincon School, dwl 3 Per-
ry , rear
Mullin John, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
412 Grove
Mullin John, miner, dwl 1032 Broadway
Mullin Joseph E., hack man, Plaza, dwl 410 Tehama
Mullin Michael, laborer, dwl N s Branuan bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Mullin Patrick, expressman, 721 Market, dwl 569
Minna
Mullin P. S., woodturner, dwl Montgomery House
Mullin Thomas, laboier Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Poin;
Mullins James, janitor Rincon Grammar School
Mullins John, cooper with Francis W. Arnold, dwl
50 Louisa
Mullins Mary, dwl 705 Front
Mullins Michael, furniture, 223 Fourth
Mullins Patrick, drayman, dwl 1113 Leavenworth
Mullins Thomas, clerk with R.C. Kirby & Co., dwl
Kimball nr Sacramento
Mullins Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Mullis Henry, local policeman, dwl 629 Clay
Mullot Aime, agent, dwl Lestiade Alley
Mulloy Charles \X ., ( Mulloy S? Dal y ) dwl 231 Clara
Mulloy Hugh, shoemaker, dwl 612 Pine
Mulloy James, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Mulloy Patrick, laborer, dwl 325 Folsom
Mulloy P. C, dwl 813 Mission
Mulloy Peter, bookkeeper, 315 Cal, dwl 509 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Mulloy Thomas, teondryman with 8. P. Laundry
Ass'n, dwl XW cor Fillmore and Turk
Mullov & Daly, (Charles W. Mnlloy and David
Daly) blacksmitbing, 868 Folsom
\Inl, , ii. \ Michael, clerk, bds80] Hyde
yalraniu Edward F., with James Humphrey, dwl
MY cor Eddy and Mason
Mnlrein David, ornamental plasterer, 12Taylor,
dwl 620 McAllister
Mnlrenin William L., clerk with Frank Morau,
.1,. I Kil Jessie
Mulrey James P., carpainter with Kimball Mannf-
aotnring Co., dwl "-'11 Tehama
Mulrey John, marbleworker with John Daniel &
I !o.
Mulrooney James, steward N. Y. Bakery, dwl 2
Lombard Place
Mulvain Patrick, melter Empire Foundry, dwl
Twentieth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Molvaney Bartholomew, with P. Kelly, dwl 3
Sherwood Place
Molvaney John, bricklayer, dwl 418 Clementina
Molvaney Owen, coachman with Frank Pixley,
dwl S s Union bet Steiner and Fillmore
Mnlvay John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Mulvee Thomas, drayman, 23 Front
Mnlvey Booth C, carpenter and builder, dwl 1714
Mason
Mnlvey Edward, compositor Stock Report, dwl SE
cor Jackson and Polk
MULVEY JAMES, Ross House Liquor Saloon,
•J13 Montgomery, dwl 5.31 Minna
Mnlvey John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Sierra nr Maryland
Mnlvey Mary, (widow) dwl NE cor Jackson and
Polk
Mnlvey W. B., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 1714 Mason
Mnlvihil Patrick, with Bray & Co., dwl 455 Jessie
Mulvihill William, laborer S.F. Boiler Works, dwl
Hampton Place
Mnlville Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 158
First
Mnlville Michael, drayman, dwl N s Vallejo nr
Hyde
Mnlville Michael, laborer, dwl 153 First
Mnlville N. B., attornev-at-law, office C04Merchant,
dwl 3 Villa Place "
Mnlvin William, laborer, dwl 2 Hampton Court
Muinford George H., secretary Western Union
Telegraph Co., office 522 California
Mumford Thomas, dwl 1002 Pine
Mnmter Joseph, glazier, dwl 415 Clementina
Muncey Wyndham, carrier Evening Post, dwl 636
Commercial
Munch , driver Central R. R.
Munch Louis, stairbuilder, dwl 3 Cushman
M uiid Christien, carpenter, dwl 846| Folsom
Mund Henry, jeweler, dwl 84G| Folsom
Mund Rudolph, clerk, dwl 846| Folsom
Mund William, watchmaker and jeweler, 18 Fourth,
dwl IS ^ Rausch
Mundt Adolph, clothing, 613 Kearny, dwl 2121
Mason
Mundwyler Frederick, musician Metropolitan The-
ater, dwl 708 Bush
Mundwyler Henry, ported, dwl SW cor Broadway
and Uupont
Mundwyler J. Louis, musician Metropolitan Thea-
ter, dwl 708 Bush
Mundwyler John J., musician, dwl 708 Bush
Mundwyler John J. Jr., musician California Thea-
ter, dwl 3 Helen
Muudy Peter, butcher, dwl N s Thirteenth Avenue
bet N aud P., South S. F.
Munfrey Edmund, pressman with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl 559j Minna
Munfrey I. L., Mrs., dwl 607 £ Pine
Mungiven Michael, waiter, dwl 172 Jessie
MUNICIPAL CRIMINAL COURT, 729 Mont
Mnnier Francois, bootmaker, dwl 1602 Powell
Munk Richard, compositor California Demokrat,
dwl 102 Fourth
Muiins William, carpenter, dwl S s Colombia nr
Guerrero
Mnnoz Maria P., (widow) dwl SW cor Dnpont aud
B mad way
Mimro Andrew, laborer, dwl 415 Howard, rear
Munro J. McK., veterinary Burgeon, 556 Mission
Monro John, U. S. bargeman Vallejo Street Wharf,
dwl 35! Brannan
Munro Robert, liquor saloon, 38 First
Munroe Daniel, pantryman, dwl 228 Fokom
Munroe Frederick A., pressman wth Charles W.
Gordon, dwl 691 Bryant
Munroe George 11., wood and coal, 16 Stockton
Munroe .J., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mnnroe — See Monroe
Minis William, machinehand Cal. Planing Mill
Munsell James Jr., (B. B. Swain & Co.) dwl 10
Fifth Avenue
Mnnsell Michael, laborer S. P. R. R.
Munson Alonzo W.. engineer, with E. K. Howes
& Co., dwl 18 First"
Munson Burdett II., foreman with Francis & Val-
entine, dwl 801) Mission
Munsnii Frederick, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Munson James, with Dr. Barlow J. Smith, 637 Cal
Munson James H., sawfiler, dwl 224 O'Farrell, rear
Munson Oscar D., assayer U. S. Branch Mint, office
610 Commercial, dwl 803 Hyde
Munson Peter, longshoreman with Charles E. Ilas-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Minister Albert, bookkeeper with G. Mitchler, dwl
736 Market
Minister Henry, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber
& Co., dwl 12 Perry
Minister John, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
cor Ninth and Brannan
Muntz Benjamin P., driver Cent. R. R., dwl 11
Gilbert
Muntz J., dwl 424 Sausom
Muntz James P., laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 718 Market
Muntz Joshua, machinist, dwl 187 Jessie
Munzing Joseph, wagonmaker with Mangeot &
Lacaze, dwl 329 Broadway
Muraskey Bernard, lauudryman Occidental Hotel
Murasky August, porter with Auger, Christiansen
& Co., dwl 918 Ellis
Murasky Charles, carpenter, dwl 20 Langtou
Murawski Julian, varieties, 109 Pacific
Morbach Herman, cook, dwl 236 Sutter
Mnrbach Rosa Miss, chambermaid Swiss Hotel, 627
Commercial
Murch Louisa, (widow) teacher music, dwl 9^
Welsh
Murdoch Alexander, cooperage, N s Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis, dwl S s Filbert bet Dupont
and Stockton
Murdoch Robert, pawnbroker, 622-626 Clay
Murdoch William, carpenter, dwl 55 Silver
Mnrdock Albert H., stockbroker, dwl 805 Hvde
MURDOCK C. A. & CO., (C. L. Crackbon) print-
ers, 532 Clay
Murdoek Charles A., (C. A. Murdock & Co.) dwl
1416 Sacramento
Murdock George, lauudryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Murdock George H., clerk with Phillips, Taber &
Co., dwl 805 Hyde
Murdock George L., clerk with N. P. Trans. Co.,
217 Sansom
Murdock Henry, laundiyman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Murdock James, farmer, dwl 414 Pacific
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Marke
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigara.
SAN FRANCISCO []VI] DIRECTORY
485 o
Murdock John, carpenter, dwl 74 Natorua
Murdock William R., carpenter, dwl 1006 Clay
Murfey Samuel S., attorney at law, office 520 Mont-
gomery, dwl California ar Polk
Mariset Charles, (Muriset 8f Jordan) dwl 6 St.
Mary Place
Muriset & Jordan, (Charles Mnriset and August
Jbrdan)\iqxiOT saloon, 214 Dupont
MURKEN MARTIN, groceries and liquors, 20
Clementina
Mnrny Samuel, piledriver with E.C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Murphy Adam II., (Murphy Bros.) dwl 761 Mkt
Murphy Albert, compositor Bulletin, dwl -11* Natoma
Murphy Alexander, plasterer, dwl W s Nevada nr
Folsom
Murphy Alexander P., (Murphy Bros.) res Areata,
Humboldt Co.
Murphy Alice, dwl 510 Minna, rear
Murphy Alphonse, printer with Cuddy & Hughes,
dwl 4114 Folsom
Murphy A. M. Miss, principal Ocean House School,
dwl Mission Road
Murphy Andrew, laborer, dwl 309 Folsom
Murphy Andrew J., compositor Evening Bulletin,
dwl 418 Natoma
Murphy Ann, dressmaker, dwl 510 Minna, rear
Murphy Anna Miss, shoefitter with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 715 Howard
Murphy Annie, dressmaker, "218 Second
Murphy Annie J. Mrs., dressmaking, 458 Sixth
Murphy Anthony, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Murphy Arthur, (Shipard fy M.J dwl 40 Silver
Murphy Arthur, shtpcarpenter, dwl \V s Ninth nr
Market
Murphy B., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Murphy Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 234 Clara
Murphy Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 312 Bitch, rear
Murphy Bartholomew, waiter, dwl 327 Beale
Murphy Bernard, laborer with Pool <fe Harris, dwl
S s Alfa bet Montgomery and Sansom
Mnrphy Bridget, (widow) dwl 4G1 Stevenson
MUKPHY BROS., (Alexander P. and Adam H.)
coffee and spice mills, 761 Market
Murphy Charles, printer, dwl 10 Anthony
Murphy Christopher, domestic Lick House
Murphy Cornelius, bootblack, 718 Kearny, dwl Ns
Aita bet Montgomery and Sansom
Murphy Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 2308 Larkin
Murphy Cornelius, laborer, dwl 534 Natoma
Mnrphy Cornelius, lightkeeper Point Bonita
Murphy Cornelius, spooler Pioneer Woolen Mills
Murphy Cornelius T., boots and shoes, 404 Folsom
Mnrphy Daniel, gasfitter, dwl 256 Clementina
Murphy Daniel, real estate, dwl 631 Sacramento
Murphy Daniel, shipwright, dwl 32| Zoe
Murphy Daniel Jr., carriagepainter with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl SE cor Sixth and
Minna
Murphy Daniel J., drygoods, 646 Mission
MURPHY DANIEL J., district attorney City and
County, (and Darwin tip M.) office 729 Mont,
dwl 120 Geary
Murphy Daniel J., furniture, 427 Fourth
Murphy Daniel T., Mnrphy, Grant & Co.) res
New York
Murphy Daniel W., real estate agent.office 69 New
Montgomery
Murphy D. E., carpenter with P. M. S. S.Co.
Murphy Dennis, (Gearon & AT; dwl E 6 Garden
bet Harrison and Brvant
Murphy Dennis, (Sullivan & M. ) dwl 132 Fifth
Murphy Dennis, boatbnilder, 616 Fourth, dwl E s
Haggin nr Berry
Murphy Dennis, boot and shoemaker, dwl W s
Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Murphv Dennis, carriagetrimmer with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl Third nr Braunan
Murphy Dennis, hackman, Plaza, dwl 1024 Stock
Murphy Dennis, hairdressiug saloon, cor Folsom and
Sixth, dwl 158 Shipley
Mnrphy Dennis, laborer, dwl W s Jersey nr El
Dorado
Murphy Dennis, special policeman, dwl 31 Minna
Murphy Edward, hostler Fashion Stable, dwl 39
Minna
Murphy Edward, laborer, dwl 759 Mi>si.>n
Murphy Edward, moldei with John G. lis, dwl 514
Bryant
Murphy Edward, teamster with H. Flynn, dwl 150
Shipley
Murphy Edward F., special policeman, dwl 29
Jessie
Murphv Edward J., laborer with Alexander Weed
& Co.. dwl 150 Shipley
Murphy Edward M., tollgale keeper Ocean Beach
Road
Murphy Edward N., pressman with II. P. Taylor &
Co., dwl 324 Vallejo
Murphy Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 11 Sher-
wood Place
.Murphy Ellen, (widow) dwl 643 Minna
Murphy Ellen, dressmaker, dwl 510 Minna
Murphy Ellen Mrs., dwl SW cor Davis and Pacific
Murphy Eugene, laborer, dwl 19 Crook
Murphv Eugene, laborer with Hancock <$: Kelso,
414 Beale
Mnrphy Francis, engineer steamer Anesha, dwl
SW cor Pacitic and Front
Murphy Francis P., fruits, dwl 211 Turk
Murphy Frank, hairdressing saloon, 860 Howard
Murphv Frank, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 7 Miller Place, rear
Murphy Frank, spinner Pioneer Woolen Mills
Murphy Frank F., pilot, office U.S. Court Building,
dwl S s Pfeiffer bet Dupont and Stockton
Murphy Frank J., reporter, dwl 404 Folsom
Murphy Frank M., painter, dwl 63 Minna
Murphy George, steward S. S. Pelican, dwl 16
Clinton
Murphy George, waiter Lick House
Mnrphy George J., dravman with G. E. Sloss, dwl
41* Clara
Murphv George W., clerk with John H.Cook, d*vl
NW cor Union ami Powell
MURPHY. GRANT & CO., f Daniel T. Mnrphy,
AdumG rant, TJiomas Breezt and John Deane)
importers and jobbers foreign and domestic dry-
goods, NEcor Sansom and Hush
MURPHY, GRANT & CO.'S BUILDING, NE cor
Sansom and Bush
Murphy Hannah, (widow) dwl 256 Clementina
Murphv H. B., carrier S.F. Chronicle
Murphy Henry, drayman with G. E. Sloss, dwl 572
Minna
Mnrphy Henry, mining, dwl 424 Sansom
Murphy Henry B., plasterer, dwl 45S Sixth
Murphy Hugh, reservoirkeeper SpringValleyWater
Works, dwl N s Greenwich bet Hyde and
Larkin
Murphv Hugh S., machinist S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1
Caroline
Murphy James, barkeeper with Hermann H. Kle-
meier, dwl 212 Tyler
Murphy James, barkeeper with Patrick McArdle,
dwl 66 Everett-
Murphy James, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Murphy James, hairdresser, 104 First, dwl N s
Twenty-fifth nr Bryant
Murphy James, laborer California Planing Mill
Murphy James, laborer Beale Street Warehouse,
dwl 940 Harrison
Murphy James, mason, dwl 427 Stevenson
MURPHY JAMES, physician and surgeon, office
659 Clay, dwl SE cor Clay and Kearny
Mnrphy James, porter, 129 Sansom, dwl 408Vallejo
Murphy James, printer, dwl 15 Sutter
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
Mnrpby James, real estate, dwl W s Mission bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Mnrpby James, seamau, dwl NW cor Drumm and
( lommercial
Mnrpby James, teamster, dwl 940 Harrison
Murphy James A., dwl 823 California
Murpliy Ji a ('■, salesman with D. Samuels, dwl
100; Market
Murphv James N., laborer, dwl S s Howard nr
Fifteenth
Mni'phy James W., liquor saloon, 115 Jessie
Mnrpby Jeremiah, carpenter H.C.League, 230 Rear
Mnrpby Jeremiah, hostler with H. Glinn, dwl 126
Fourth
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 33 Ritch
Murphy Jeremi a b, laborer, dwl Ws Bernal bet Pre-
eita Avenue and Serpentine Avenue
Murphy Jeremiah, peddler, dwl Nb Green bet Hyde
and Larkin
.Mm phy Jeremiah, stonecutter, dwl 313 Folsom
Murphy J. J., gardener Golden Gate Park
Mnrpby Joanna Miss, laundress La Grande Laun-
dry, dwl S s Filbert nr Kearny
Murphy Joanna Miss, milliner, dwl 422 Third
Murphy John, (Moore & M.) dwl 254 Clara
Murphy John, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Mnrpby John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Mnrpby John, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Murphy John, dairyman with William Maguire, dwl
Silver Avenue nr San Jose Road
Murphy John, deckhand steamer Alameda, dwl 243
Pacific
Murphy John, junk, dwl 135 Dora
Murphy John, harnessinaker with Main & Winches-
ter", dwl 574 Sixth
Murphy John, hostler, dwl N s Point Lobos Road
.Murphy John, laborer, dwl 408 Seventh
Murphy John, laborer, dwl 610 Natoma
Murphy John, laborer, dwl 915 Sacramento
Murphy John, laborer, chvl NE cor Pac and Octavia
.Murpliy John, laborer, dwl Central Road nr Giaut
Powder Mills
Murphy John, laborer, dwl nr Lake Honda
Murphy John, laborer, dwl N s Cortland Avenue
bet San Jose and San Bruno Roads
Murphy John, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 569
Mission
Murphy John, laborer Occidental Hotel
Murphy John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 20 Minna
Murphv John, laborer with Sup't Public Streets, dwl
927 Folsom
Murphy John, marblepolisher, dwl 626 Minna
Murpliy John, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 616
Natoma
Murphy John, painter, dwl SW cor California and
Fillmore
Murphy John, painter with Frost & Richards
Murphy John, real estate agent, dwl N s Tehama
nr Eighth
Murphv John, shoemaker with John Sullivan, dwl
28 Minna
Murphy John, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl
Telegraph Hill
Murphv John, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Murphy John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Murphy John, scrollsawyer Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 8-18 Folsom
Murphy John, steward, dwl W s Tenth bet Folsom
and Harrison
Murphy John, teamster, dwl 444 Natoma
Murphy John, teamster Spring Valley Waterworks,
dwl 112 Bernard
Murphy John, roofer with James Maguire, dwl 456
Xatoma
Murphy John, with Downes&Deery, dwl 351 Minna
Murphy John Jr., plumber Grand Hotel
Muiphy John A., seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Mnrpby John B., bricklayer, dwl Ws Howard bet
Eighteenth aud Nineteenth
Murphv John C, clerk with David Samuels, dw
1007 Market
Murphy John C, coppersmith, dwl 1418 Geary
Murphy John F., collector, dwl S s Bryant bet Sev-
enth aud Eighth
Murphy John H., tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson,
dwl N s Vallejo bet Montgomery and Kearny
Murphy John J., liquor saloon, 154 Second, dwl 150
Second
Murphy John J., salesman, 111 Pine, dwl 318 Oak
Muiphy John J., salesman, 218 Kearny, dwl S\V cor
Fourth and Minna
Murphy John P., painter, dwl 338 Minna
Murphy Joseph, helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.
Muiphy Joseph L., laborer, dwl Ss Nineteenth nr
Folsom
Murphy Josephine, milliner with Maria M. Whv-
laiid, dwl 422 Third
Murphy Julia, (widow) dwl 11 Louisa
Mni'phy Julia, (widow) dwl 450 Natoma
Murphy Julia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 831 Sutter
Murphy Katie Miss, compositor Women's Coopera-
tive Union, dwl 318 Oak
Murphy Lawrence, laborer, dwl cor Lick and
Ecker
Muiphy Lawrence, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 52 ! Mission
Murphy Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, 1411 Stockton
Murphv M., bricklayer, dwl W s Devisadero bet
Tyler and Fulton
Murphy M. A. Mrs., dwl 821 California
Murphy Margaret Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Murphy Maria, (widow) saleswoman, dwl SW cor
Dupont and Broadway
Murphy Martin, fireman S. S. Orizaba, dwl 411
Main
Murpliy Martin, foreman with Martin Padey, dwl
10 Hartman
Murphy Mary, (widow) dwl 509 Mission
Murphy Mary, (widow) dwl 937 Folsom
Murphy Mary, (widow) boarding, 1929 Howard
Murphy Alary Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 1212 Clay
Murpliy Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 15 Sutter
Murphy Mary Ann, (widow) dwl W s Mission nr
Twenty-second
Murphy Mary Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 11 Bald-
win Court
Murphy Matilda, (widow) dwl 421 Powell
Muiphy Matthew, contractor, dwl 946 Mission
Murphy Matthew, driver Market St. R. R.,dwl Ws
Minna bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Murphy M. D., liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and
Lyon
Murphy Michael, boilermaker, dwl 227 Second
Murphy Michael, hostler with Alfred W. Gates, dwl
910 Montgomery
Murphy Michael, laborer, dwl 17 Hunt
Murphy Michael, laborer, dwl 23 Vallejo
Murphy Michael, laborer, dwl 254 Beale
Murpliy Michael, laborer Hathaway's Warehouse
Murphy Michael, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 66
Jessie
Murphy Michael, painter, dwl 520 Mission
Murphy Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 3 Ransch
Murphy Michael, stoveinounter with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl Hall Alley nr Vallejo
Murphy Michael, upholsterer, 7 Powell, dwl N s
Chestnut bet Larkin and Polk
Murphy Michael J., laborer, dwl 36 Everett
Murphy Michael J., steward with William Casvell,
dwl 56 Natoma
Murphy Michael L., coachman with Joseph A.Douo-
hoe, dwl 520 Harrison
Murphv Michael P., draymau with Alonzo P. Hasty,
dwl 39 Minna
Murphy Michael S., mining, dwl -424 Sansom
Murphy Aides, laborer S. P. Wool Exchange, dwl
108 Freelon, rear
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kenrny Street. Paper and Envelopeo.
SAN FRANCISCO [ ]\1 " DIRECTORY.
487
Murphv Natliauiel S., physician, office and dwl 616
Market
Murphv Nellie Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Murphy Nicholas, blacksmith New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 512 Mission
Murphy Nicholas, calker, dwl SE cor Second and
Natoma
Murphy Owen, (Murphy & Conners) dwl 412 Ellis
Murphy Owen, fruits, dwl 10 Antonio
Murphy Owen, teamster, dwl Ss Chestnut nr Fill-
more
Murphy Patrick, (Byrne 8f M.) dwl San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-seventh
Murphy Patrick, bookkeeper, dwl 11 Clara
Murphy Patrick, coupe. Plaza
Murphy Patrick, contractor grading, dwl 444 Na-
toma
Murphy Patrick, dairyman, dwl W s San Jose' Road
bet St. Marv's .College and Five-Mile House
Murphy Patrick, driver with P. R. O'Brien, dwl W
s Folsom bet Twenty-third and Treat Avenue,
Murphy Patrick, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
541 First
Murphy Patrick, grainerwith Lemon & Simpson,
dwl 456 Natoma
Murphy Patrick, groceries, 33 Minna
Murphy Patrick, helper Union Iron Works
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 11 Baldwin Court
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 227 Perry, rear
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 759 Mission
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwlNs Shasta nr Georgia
Murphy Patrick, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 312
Ritch
Murphy Patrick, longshoreman; dwl 8 Frederick
Murphy Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 115 Bernard
Murp by Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar&
Co., 14 Howard
Murphy Patrick, peddler, dwl E s Potrero Avenue
nr Brannan Street Bridge
Murphy Patrick, stevedore Cent. P. R. R., dwl
SW cor Third and Berry
Murphv Patrick, scrollsawver Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 223 Perry
Murphv Patrick, teamster with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl 414 Beale
Murphy Patrick, teamster with Diggins & Sons,
dwl N s Sutter bet Devisadero and Broderick
Murphy Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
331 Tehama
Murphy Patrick H, tinsmith, 1229 Folsom, dwl
1231 Folsom
Murphy Patrick J., (Murphy & Robertson) 835
Broadway
Murphy Patrick J., fireman U. S. Revenue Cutter
Wyanda, dwl 710 Battery
Murphv Patrick J., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Murphy Peter, calker with P M. S. S. Co.
Murphy Peter, expresswagon, NW cor Broadwav
and Davis, dwl 328 Vallejo
Murphy Peter, laborer California Dry Dock, Hun-
ters Point
Murphy Peter, stonecutter, 313 Folsom
Murphy Richard, clerk, 634 Market, dwl Folsom
bet Fourth and Fifth
Murphv Richard, harnesscleaner with J. B. Dorr,
408 Bush
Murphy Richard, horseshoer, dwl 553 Mission
Murphy Richard, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Murphy Richard, laborer, dwl Mountain Lake
Murphy Richard, marblepolisber with M. Heverin,
dwl 11 William
Murphy Richard, stablekeeper, dwl 726 Union
Murphy Richard J., laborer with Francis <& Valen-
tine, dwl 532 Commercial
Murphy Robert, seaman, dwl 411 Drunim
Murphy Sarah Miss, chambermaid, 632 Market
Murphy Stephen, blacksmith with Charles Oester,
dwl 15 Russell
Murphy Stephen, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Murphy Susan, (widow) dwl 218 Leavenworth
Murphy Sylvester, liquor saloon and boarding, SW
cor Sierra and Louisiana
Murphy T. D., miner, dwl 1037 Folsom
Murphy Terence, laborer Beale St. Warehouse
Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, dwl N s Cortland Av-
enue bet San Jose and San Bruno Roads
Murphy Thomas, cook U. S. Restaurant, 507 Clay
Murphy Thomas, fireman with P.M. S. S. Co., dwl
545 First
Murphy Thomas, fruits, E s Polk nr Broadway
Murphy Thomas, gaslitter with James K. Prior, dwl
503 Union
Murphy Thomas, groceries, dwl 619 Minna
Murphy Thomas, hairdresser, dwl 32 Rau6ch
Murphy Thomas, hostler Dexter Stables
Murphy Thomas, hostler Kentucky Livery Stables,
dwl 420 Pacific
Murphy Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 32 Stanly PI
Murphy Thomas, marblepolisher, dwl 026 Minna
Murphy Thomas, seaman, dwd 531 East
Murphy Thomas, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dwl
472 Tehama
Murphy Thomas, waiter with D. J. Harrison & Co.,
dwl S s Folsom bet Fourth and Fifth
Murphy Thomas H., machinist S. F. Gas Co., dwl
1 Caroline
Murphy Thomas P., painter, dwl L.'25 Perry, rear
Murphy Thomas R., (Murphy # Mulcahy) dwl 727
Minna, rear
Murphy Timothy, deckhand steamer Pilot, dwl 210
Pacific
Murphy Timothy, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty second and Mission
Murphy Timothy, horseshoer with William Kerr,
dwl 7 Baldwin Court
Murphy Timothy, laborer, dwl 351 Minna, rear
Murphy Timothy, laborer, dwl 727 Clementina
Murphy Timothy, miner, dwl 414 Pacific
Murphy Timothy, plasterer, dwl 6 Hyde
Murphy Timothy, plasterer, dwl S s Filbert bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Murphy U. S., laborer S F. Gas Co., dwl 1 Caroline
Murphy William, dairyman, dwl W s San Josr Road
bet St. Mary's College and Five Mile House
Murphy William, laborer, dwl 116 Pacific
Murphy William, laborer, dwl OlKU Stevenson
Murphy William, liquor saloon, 69 New Montgom-
ery dwl 34 Minna
Murphy William, longshoremen, dwl 307 Folsom
Murphy William, Riggers and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Murphy William, seaman, dwl 129 Folsom
Murphy William, waiter S. S. California, dwl N s
Brannan nr Second
Murphy William C, mariner, dwl 318 Davis
Murphv William D., teacher music public schools,
dwl 1037 Folsom
Murphy William J., cook bark Gen. Cobb, pier 17
Steuart
Murphy William S., clerk with Wilson & Bro., dwd
747 Howard
Murphv '& Conners, (Owen Murphy <& John Con-
nersJ produce and fruit commission. 592 Sansom
Murphy & Mulcahy, {Thomas R. Murphy and
Maurice Mulcahy) Bull Head Saloon, cor Mar-
ket and Sansom
Murphy & Robertson, (Patrick J. Murphy and
John 1). Robertson) bottlers California ale and
porter, 835 Broadway
Murphy — see Murfey
Murr Christopher, saloon, dwl 112 Eddy
Murr James, plumber Plumber's Cooperative Union,
dwl 308 Minna
Murray Alvin, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Murrav Andrew, sail maker with John E. Conrtenay
&'Co., dwl 137 Hayes
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
488
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY
dwl S b Willow
Mnrray Andrew J., carpenter
Aveune nr Laguna
Murray Barney, longshoreman with Charles E.
Baeeltine, 36 Steuart
Mnrray Bernard, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Murray Charles, clerk, dwl 1505 Jones
Mnrray Charles, cook, dwl 311 Pacific
Mnrray Daniel, barkeeper with Donnelly & Kerr,
dwl 641 Washington
Mnrray Daniel, carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Murray Daniel, compositor with G. B. Densmore
,v Co., dwl 118 Ellis
Mnrray Daniel, molder, dwl 54 First
Mnrray Edward, carman with Charles E.Haseltine.
36 S enart
Mnrray Fanny, (widow) dwl 110 Sixth
Mnrray F. M., dealer, dwl 835 Broadway
Mnrray Francis J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
1 1 Folsom Avenue, rear
Mnrray Francis X.. carpenter, dwl 919 Folsom
Murray George I., mastermariner, dwl 46 Louisa
Murray George N., milkrauch, Old San Jose Road
nr Thirtieth
Mnrray Henry, fireman P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 541
First •
Mnrray Henry G., with Wheeler Martin, dwl 327
Commercial
Mnrray Hugh, (Reynolds & M.) dwl Minna nr
Seventh
Murray Hugh, waiter American Exchange
Murray Hugh J., laborer, dwl 12 Ridley
Mnrray H. Y., carpenter with P. M. S.S. Co.
Murray James, dwl 227 Second
Murray James, dwl 845 Dupont
Murr y James, (Pickett <it M.J dwl 12 Clementiua
Murray .lumen, baker, dwl 232 Stevenson
Murray James, linker, dwl 207 Stevenson
Mnrray .Tames, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Murray James, fireman steamer Donald, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Murray James, laborer, dwl 13 Seventh
Murray James, storekeeper with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl W s Minna bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Murr v James, shoemaker, dwl 14 Everett
Murray John, (Gaffey Jj- M.J 25 Second
Murray John, boilermaker, dwl 25 Hitch
Murray John, boilermaker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Murray John, clerk, 22 Occidental Market, dwl 15
Second
Mnrray John, clerk with J. H. Bailey, dwl 621±
Union
Murray John, coachman Occidental Hotel
Murray John, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 541
First
Murrav John, fiehdealer Metropolitan Market, dwl
589 Market
Murray John, laborer, dwl 505 Howard
Murray John, laborer, dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty fifth
Murray John, laborer Hathaway's Warehouse
Murray John, liquor saloon, 702 Pacific
Murray John, longshoreman, dwl N s Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis
Murray John, matlrassmaker with George O. Whit-
ney & Co., dwl 1185 Broadway
Murray John, molder Eureka Foundry, dwl 312
• Beale, rear
Murray John, porter, 111 Front, dwl S s Sutter nr
Devisadero
Murray John, proprietor Hibernia House, 509 Davis
Murray John, salesman, dwl 5\.'4 Union
Murray John, seaman Colorado Steam Navigation
Co's. steamer Newbem
Murray John, stonecutter, dwl 16 Dora nr Harrison
Murray John, tailor, dwl 14 Howard Court
Murray John, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Murray John F., physician, office and dwl 753 Clay
Murrav John S., stevedore, NVV cor Front and
Filbert
Murray Lawrence, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Murray Lawrence, merchant, dwl 726 Mission
Murray Lizzie Miss, saleswomen with Mme. Esther
Sc'hloss, dwl N s Vallejo bet Powell and Mason
Murray Maria, (widow) dressmaker, 641 Mission
Murray Martin, expresswagon cor Front and Mar-
ket, dwl S s Harrison bet Seventh and Eighth
Murray Martin] waiter, dwl 153 Minna
Murray Mary, (widow) dwl 0 Washoe Place
Murray Mary, (widow) dwl 13 Grand Avenue
Murray Mary, (widow) dwl 232 Sixth, rear
Murrav Mary Miss, bookseller with J. H. Bailey,
dwl 621 1 Union
Murray Michael, dwl 1144 Folsom
Murray Michael, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Murray Michael, laborer, dwl 56 Minna
Mnrray Michael, laborer, dwl 118, Hayes
Murray Michael, laborer, dwl 227 Perry
Murray Michael, laborer, dwl Ws Salmon nr Bdwy
Murray Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 20
Sumner
Mnrray Morris, bricklayer, dwl 20 Tyler,' rear
Murray Morris, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Murray Owen, janitor Hayes Valley Grammar
School
Murray Owen, solicitor Railroad House, NE cor
Pacific and Sansom
Murray Patrick, carpenter, 209 Folsom
Mnrray Patrick, furnished rooms. 749 Market
Murray Patrick, hostler, dwl 421 Dupont
Murray Patrick, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Murray Patrick, lithographic printer with G. T.
Brown & Co., dwl 714 Howard
Murray Peter, gardener, dwl 15 Ridlev
Murray Richard, deckhand steamer El Capitan.dwl
210 Pacific
Murray Richard, hostler, 213 Pine, dwl Lick Alley
Murray Richard, laborer, dwl 309 Tehama
Murrav Robert. carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
MURRAY ROBERT, lieut-colonel U. S. A., assis-
tant medical purveyor Military Division Pacific,
office 747 Market, dwl 1617 Howard *
Murray Samuel, machinist with Hawkins & Cantrel
Murray Sarah, (widow7) dwl 319 Folsom
Murray Sarah, (widow) dwl 534 Union
Murray Sumner C, carpenter with W. L. Bovver,
dwl 615 Sacramento
Murray Thomas, blacksmith, dwl E s Mission bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Murrav Thomas, carriagemaker, 1025 Market, dwl
34' Eddy
Murray Thomas, drayman with Cutting & Co., dwl
210 Paeific
Murray Thomas, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Murray Thomas, laborer, dwl 118 Hayes
Murray Thomas, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Murray Thomas, laborer, dwl 1505 Franklin
Murray Thomas, laborer S. P. R. R.
Mm ray Thomas, laborer with Snow & Fisk, dwl
1623 Mission
Murrav Thomas, proprietor Golden Gate House,
510 Davis
Murray Thomas, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Murray Thomas, with Pisano Rafael, dwl NE cor
Broadway and Dupont
Murray Thomas A., drayman with George Bryden,
dwl 72 Tehama
Murray Timothy, laborer, dwl 6 Sumner
Murray Timothy, laborer, dwl 122 Shipley, rear
Murray Timothy, laborer with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Murray William, carpenter, dwl 34 Hayes
Murrav William, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
1232 Bush
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [M"' DIRECTORY.
489
Murray William, fish, 22 Occidental Market, dwl
15 Second
Murray William, laborer 0. F. Cemetery, dwl nr
Cemetery
Murray William, guard State Prison, dwl 4 Auburn
Murray William, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 335
Fourth
Murray William, packer -with Haynes & Lawton,
dwl NE cor Noe and Twentieth
Murray William B., with P.M. S. S. Co., dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Murray William F., machinist with Hawkins &
Cantrell. dwl 6 Washoe Place
Murray William H., corresponding agent Scientific
Press, dwl Clarence Place nrTownsend
Murray William H., (colored) steward, dwl 2 Adele
Alley
Murray William T., shipjoiner, dwl 769| Mission
Murrin Felix, laborer, dwl 409 Sutter
Murrity Michael, laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Murtagh James, dwl 18 Willow Avenue
Murtatrh Joseph, salesman with Keaue, O'Connor
& Co., dwl 26^ Kearny
Murtagh William H., with Theodore Trnelson, dwl
18 Willow Avenue
Murtha Bernard, extraman steamer No. 1, S. F. F.
D., dwl 4 Central Place
Murtha Edward, porter, dwl 49 Everett
Murtha John, laborer, dwl 307 First
Murtha John, laborer with Thomas Bradeu, dwl
N s Tyler bet Scott and Pierce
Murtha Patrick, laborer with Merrill ,Babcox & Co.,
dwl 17 Fifth Avenue, rear
Murtha William O., gasfitter and plumber, SE cor.
Taylor and Turk, dwl NW cor Sutter and
Lagnna
Murthay Peter, laborer, dwl 34 Natoma
Murtz John, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Orizaba
Mury John, carpenter, dwl 14 Page
Muscate Philip W.,laundryman La Grande Laundry
Muser Otto, (Duden F re res dp Co.) dwl 513 Post
Musgrave William, carpenter, dwl 136 Natoma
Musbron William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Mussa Adolph, safemaker with Louis Chely, dwl
Hotel Rhein
Mussante Selestino, dwl 9 Vincent nr Union
Musser Albert, blacksmith with J. Weichhart, dwl
909 Kearny
Mustard Joseph D., carpenter, dwl 11 Caroline
Mustard Robert W. , commission merchant, dwl 807
Leavenworth
Musto Brothers, (Joseph and John) importers mar-
ble, 12b Main
Musto John, (Musto Bros.) res Chiavari, Italy
Musto Joseph, (Musto Bros.) dwl 1018 Mason
Mutry George, conductor, dwl 327 Minna
Mntschler Christian, shoemaker with F. X. Kast,
- dwl 130 Morton
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(Newark, N. J.) R. B. Swain & Co. and James
Munsell jr. general agents, office 314 Cali-
fornia
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW
YORK, Andrew B. Forbes general agent, office
204 Montgomery
Mutual Provident Association, office 418 California
Mutual Real Estate Co., office 418 California
MUTZENBECHER JOHN H. L., proprietor Will-
iam Tell House, 317 Bush
Mutzenbecker Frederick M. L., cabinetmaker with
Field & Frei, dwl 317 Bush
Muybridge Edward J., landscape photographer, 12
Montgomery, dwl 32 Fourth
Muzzey Enos B., drayman with James Forrest,
dwl NE cor Fell and Laguna
Muzzy Lorenzo, cattledealer, dwl 523 Stevenson
Myer Abraham, jeweler with S. Simmons, dwl 733
Union
Myer Clans R., groceries and liquors> NE cor Bat-
tery and Greeu
Myer George, cook with J. H. C. Portmann, dwl
637 Pacific
Myer Henry, gardener, dwl 814 Montgomery
Myer Morse, glazier, dwl Sixteenth nr Second Av
Myer Nathan, merchant, dwl 733 Union
Myer Oscar, merchant, dwl 943 Howard
Myer — See Mayer, Meier, Meyer and Mier
Mvers Andrew, butcher, dwl N s Eleventh Avenue
nr P, South S. F.
Myers Brooks, carpenter S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Sierra nr Indiana
Myers Charles, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Myers Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Myers Daniel, lumberman, dwl 306 Fremont
Myers David, peddler, dwl 32 Clinton
Myers Edouard, physician, office 411 Pine, (and
Myers cfc Judson) dwl Russ House
Myers Edward, clerk, 312 California, dwl 910 Geary
Myers Frank, shoemaker with M. Guerin & Son,
dwl 14 Noble Place
Myers Fred., rigger, dwl 1308 Larkin
Myers George, laundry, dwl 106 William
Myers Harris, pawnbroker, 632 Commercial, dwl
402 Eddy
Myers Harris, auction and commission, 818 Kearny
Myers Harry, clerk with Isaac K. White, dwl 1227
Mission
Myers Henry, (Beach, Montcith & Co.) dwl 808
Geary
Mvers Henrv, clerk with Harris Myers, dwl 402
' Eddy "
Myers Henry, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 673
Howard
Myers Henry, waiter Occidental Hotel
Myers Henry B., carrier Alta and Bulletin, dwl
1117 Filbert
Myers Henry L., carrier Evening Post, dwl 612
Broadway
Myers Henry R, salesman, 326 San, dwl 940 Geary
Myers James, carpenter, dwl 112 Eddy
Myers Jasper, attorney at law, office and dwl 504
Kearny
Myers John, expressman, dwl S s Cedar Avenue nr
Van Ness Avenue
Myers John, seaman, dwl 503 Washington
Myers John, shipwright, dwl S s Berry nr Third
MYERS JOHN, wines and liquors, 311 Bush,
dwl 657 Folsom
Alyers John L., porter with E. A. Fargo & Co.,
dwl 352 Third
Myers Joseph G., carpenter, dwl S s Serpentine Av-
enue nr Hampshire
Myers Julius, merchant, dwl 436 Clementina
Myers Leon R., (Leon R. Myers & Co.) dwl Nu-
cleus House
xMYERS LEON R. & CO., (William E. McCor-
mick) marble works, 930 Market
Myers L. W.,dwl 11 Kearny
Myers Mackel, engineer steamer Thoroughfare, dwl
712 Howard
MYERS M. II., secretary San Francisco Commer-
cial Association, office 312 Cal, dwl 940 Geary
Myers Mitchell J., merchant tailor, 117 Sutter, dwl
423 Natoma*
Myers N. D. Mrs., dressmaker, 1020 Market
Myers Patrick M., machinist, dwl 214 First
Myers Pincus, ragpeddler, dwl 25 Clara
Myers S. O. Miss, dressmaker, 120 Post
Myers William, dwl 303 Jessie
Myers William, cook, dwl 338 Bush
Myers William, waiter, dwl 533 Commercial
Myers & Judson, (Edward Myers and Herbert H.
Judson) druggists and fancy articles, NE cor
Ellis and Stockton
Myber J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Mylan John, carpenter, dwl 1101 Montgomery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLEEY, 26 Moatg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Mylotl Andrew E., city agent State Investment and
I is. Oo., i"-1 California, dwl Ws Scott bet,
Bush ami Pine
MyresJohn P., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Myrick P., dwl What Cheer House
Myrick Frederick W., (Marden <& M.J dwl N a
Lombard bel Jones and Leavenworth
MYRICK MILTON H., judge Probate Court
chambers 15 City Hall, sec floor, dwl 818 Pow
Myron John, plasterer, dwl 732 Natoma
Mysell Joseph G.. bakery, 115 Seventh
Mviliis.sel Christian, dwl S s Fell bet Laguua and
Bachanan
MyzeUe Allan, (colored) cook, dwl 1100 Clay
N
Naar Louis, bootblacking, 502 Cal, dwl 24 J Garden
Nabei Henry, salesman with Ehlers & Brand, dwl
NW en' Kearny and Jackson
Nachtigall Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Post and Broderick
Nadorf Albert, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger&
Co., dwl 300 Ritch
Nagel Clans, seaman, dwl 617 Davis
Nagel David, papercarrier,* dwl 223 Minna
Nagel G. W., cabinboy barkentine.Eureka, pier 9
Steuart
Nagel Jacob, boots and shoes, and shoemaker, 108
Kearny, d vl 20 Stockton Place
Nagel Louis, lithographer, dwl 4 Ewer Place
Nagel Paul, saloonkeeper, 311 Dupont
Nagele Edward, porter 220 Cal, dwl 411 Jessie
Nagele Jacob, barkeeper, dwl (ill Pacific
Nagele Jacob, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1812
Mason
Nagengast Jacob, porter with Redingtou, Hostetter
<fe Co., dwl 447 Clementina
Nagle Charles, laborer, dwl 12 Tehama Place
Nagle Charles H ., Bcrollsawyer Cal. Planing Mill,
dwl 12 Tehama Place
Nagle David, carriagepainter with H. M. Black &
Co.. dwl 21 Park Avenue
Nagle Eliza, (widow)) dwl N s McAllister bet Hyde
and Leavenworth
Nagle Ellen, (widow) dwl 174 Stevenson
NAGLE GEORGE D., contractor, office 418
Montgomery, dwl 16 Riucon Place
Nagle George W., salesman with W. W. Dodge &
Co.. dwl 16 Rincon Place
Nagle Henry H, actuary Union Ins. Co., dwl 010
Bush
Nagle Henry P., salesman with Stein, Simon & Co.,
632 Sacramento
Nagle .Fames, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 516 How
Nagle James C., carpenter, dwl 520 Stevenson
Nagle John, plasterer, dwl NW cor Laguna and
" Fell
Nagle Michael, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Nagle Richard, stairbuilder, dwl 251 Minna
Nagle Sarah, (widow) dwl S s Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth
Nagle William, American Market, 702 Bush
Nagle— See Nagel and Neagle
Naglee's Building, SW cor Mont and Merchant
Nahl H. W. Arthur, artist, studio 12 Montgomery,
res Alameda
Nahl's Buildhi
Nailor John, en
Namur Peter, restaurant, 817 Montgomery
Nannery Thomas, boarding, N b Laikin nr Hayes
Nanninga John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Nanus Frederick, pastor St. John's German Evan-
gelical Lutheran and Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran Churches, dwl'.) 14 Mission
Napa City Steamer, foot of Broadway
Napa City P tcket Line, office Commercial Wharf
Napa Soda, Fenn & Burdell agents, office 124 Sutter
Napa Wood Co., office 418 Montgomery
j, N s Bdwy bet Mont and Kearny
lgineer S. P. R. R.
NAPHTALY JOSEPH, attorney-at law, office 430
California, dwl 1016 Powell
Napier Samuel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Napier Stephen, teamster, dwl 645 Minna, rear
Nappen John, upholsterer with Jacob Schreiber,
dwl 212 .Minna
NAPTHALY BENJAMIN F., editorial depart-
ment S. F. Bulletin, dwl 209 Ritch
Nardi Rafaello, peddler, dwl SW cor Bartol and
Vallejo
Narizano Charles L., bookkeeper with Bisagno
Bros., dwl 1114 Clay
Narjot Ernest, landscape painter, dwl 626 Filbert
Nary Ellen, (widow) laundress, dwl 35 Jessie
Nary J. D., gardener Protestant Orr' an Asylum
Nary Margaret, cook Protestant Orphan Asylum
Nash Charles, carpenter, dwl 140 Natoma
Nash Henry, engineer, dwl 413 Bryant
Nash Samuel J., carpenter, and extraman Hose No.
2, S. F. F. D., dwl S s Folsom nr Beale
Nash Thomas, ( Stewart & N.J dwl 612 Bush
NubIi Thomas, clerk with Patrick Lynch, dwl 610
Larkin
Nash William, collection department Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl 612 Bush
Nash William, cook Moses Taylor, Australia S. S.
Line
Nash William J., seaman, dwl 303 First
Nason George W., carpenter, dwl Railroad House,
Commercial
Nathan Anton, (G. Cohn & Go.) dwl 23 Kearny
NATHAN B. & CO., ( Frederick W. Dohrmann)
importers wholesale and retail crockery, glass
and china ware, cutlery, brittauia, plated ware,
lamps, etc., 540 Kearny
Nathan lievnhar A, f B .Nathan & Co. and Dohrmann
& Co.; dwl 735 Ellis
Nathan Edmund, dwl 24 Sixth
Nathan Edmund, stablekeeper, dwl Grand Hotel
Nathan Edward, merchant, dwl 632 Market
Nathan Henry, clerk with S. P. Taylor &. Co., dwl
612 Pme
Nathan Herman, bookkeeper, 540 Kearny, dwl 1006
Stockton
Nathan Isidore, peddler, dwl 254 Perry
Nathan Jacob, tailor, dwl 562 Mission
Nathan John W., cook barkentine Occident, 1 How
Nathan Louis, jeweler, dwl 328 Jessie
Nathan Samuel C, pilot, office U.S. Court Building,
dwl 327 Union
Nathan Solomon, clothing, 405 Pac, dwl 916 Mont
Nathan Suskind, expresswagon, SW cor Stockton
and Broadway, dwl 83S Vallejo
Nathanson G., teacher music, dwl 537| Minna
NATIONAL BREWERY, Gluck & Hansen, pro-
prietors SE cor Fulton & Webster
National Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 823
Sacramento
NATIONAL FLOUR MILLS, J. Martensteiu &
Co. proprietors, SW cor Pacilic and Battery
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. U.S.A.,
(Washington, D. C.) C. I. Hutchinson, general
agent, office 338 Montgomery
NATOMA WATER AND MINING CO., (Fol-
som, Sacramento Co.) H. P. Livermore, treas-
urer, office 52!) Market
Natorp Albert, clerk, 212 Battery, dwl 527 Post '
Nattini E. M. Rev., vice-president and school di-
rector, St. Ignatius College
Nan Frederick, stevedore, dwl W s Mont nr Lomb
Nauch William, miner, dwl 129 Jackson
Naulty Nicholas, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl
50 Natoma
Nauman Charles, eggs, poultry, etc., 507 Sansom,
dwl SE cor Folsom and Twenty-first
Nauman Frauk, clerk with Charles Nauman, dwl
SE cor Folsom and Twenty-first
Nauman Paul Z., locksmith, 218 Commercial, dwl
SE cor Folsom and Twenty-first
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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491
Naunton George, shipping agent, 524 Battery, dwl
1801 Dnpout
Naunton Robert H., clerk Northern Assurance Co.,
dwl ISOlDupont
Nautre Lawrence A., clerk, dwl 634 Vallejo
Nava John, bootblack with J. Streib &' Co., dwl
1332 I) ii pout
NAVAL (OFFICER PORT OP SAN FRANCISCO,
office Custom House, third floor
Navarre Alfred, driver with Domingo Ghirardelli,
dwl 927 Washington, rear
Navarret Henry, compositor with Q- B. Dcnsmore
&Co., dwl' 16-2-JJ Stockton
NAVARRO MILLS PACKETS, office 42 Market
Navin John, tanner with Christian Hellwig, dwl S
s Twenty-third bet Capp and Mission
Navlet Victor, manufacturer and dealer baskets,
224 Leidesdorff, dwl 519 Sacramento
NAVY PAYMASTER, U. S. (R. U. Spalding)
office 434 California
Naw Frederick, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Navlor Peter, (Thomas H. Selby Sf Co.) res New
" York
Neagle Charles, seaman Bark Northwest, pier 9
Steuart
Neagle Hannah, (widow) furnished rooms, 777
Market
Neagle Thomas F., cooperage, 120 Washington, dwl
1308 Pacific
Neal Charles S., clerk, 419 Cal, dwl 835 Mission
Neal Daniel, carpenter, dwl 179 Perry
Neal Daniel F., patternmaker iEtua Iron Works,
dwl 152 Perry
Neal Eustace, clerk, dwl 411 Natoma
Neal Henry R., maltster with Lyon & Co., dwl
p] s Montgomery bet Lomhard and Chestnut
Neal Jolin, printer, "dwl 26 Anna Lane
Neal John II., (colored) jobber, dwl W s Dodsou's
Alley
Neal Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 1222 Howard
Neal William W., mariner, dwl 314 Post
Neal William W., solicitor with Goodall & Nelson
Neal William W. Mrs., dwl 71 1 Taylor
Neal — See Neall, Neil and Neill
Nealan Patrick, painter, dwl N s Willow Avenue
nr Buchanan
Nealand John, extraman Hose Co. No. 5, S. F. F.
D., dwl S s .Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
Neale George S., messenger Bank British North
America
Nealey Joseph R., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Neall James, (William Haseltine & Co.) dwl 547
Minna
Neall Samuel, clerk, dwl 624 McAllister
Nealon James, marblepolisher, dwl 48 Silver
Nealon Patrick, laborer, dwl 209 Eighth, rear
Neary Bernard, hootlitter U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 474 Jessie
Neary Hugh, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Neary Mathew, helper with Calvin Nutting &
Son, dwl 14 Natoma
Neary Nicholas, bootmaker, dwl 630 Third
Neary Patrick, laborer, dwl 120 Clara
Nehan Timothy, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
926 Pine
Nebel Charles, cavriagetrimmer with J.F.VanCourt,
dwl 728 Market
Nebel Henry, clerk with Frederick Jautzen, dwl
109 Minna
Nebel Julius, salesman with Foley & Schumann,
dwl 107 Shipley
Neblina Co., (Chiuese) cigar manufacturers, 525
Sansom
Necolay Louis, furnished rooms, 823 Mont
Neddersen F., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Neeh Henrv, tailor and trimmings, 1228 Pacific
Needham Ambrose, blacksmith with Daniel J.
Shields, dwl S 8 Clementina het Third and
Fourth
Needham Francis, laborer Risdon Iron Works, dwl
304 Beale
Neelan James, marblepolisher with David Zeglio,
dwl !8 Silver
Neeley Thomas, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Neelin Michael, laborer, dwl W s Bryant Av bet
Harrison and Bryant
Neely Aaron, (Neely & Mathews) dwl W s Lyons
bet Post and Geary
Neely David, Golden Gate nursery, NE cor Twen-
tieth and Folsom
Neelv Hugh, foreman laborers Fort Point, dwl Fort
Point'
Neely Robert G., (Brady Sf- N.J dwl 711 Clemen-
tina
Neely William, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl Oak nr Cough
Neely & Mathews, (Aaron Neely and William
Mathews J stoueyard, Cemetery Av bet Sutter
and Bush
Neely — See Nealy
Neeney Michael, driver Central R. R., dwl NE cor
Minna and Sixth
Neeson Daniel, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl S s
Cemetery
Neff Samuel, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Neil Ann, (widow) nurse, dwl S s Berry nr Third
Neil David, stonemason New U.S.B.Mint
Neil Edgar-, apothecary with Kimbal Favor, dwl
131 Third
Neil Edward, drayman, dwl S s O'Farrell het Oc-
tavia and Laguna
Neil Francis, machinist, dwl 1006 Natoma
Neil William, coppersmith, 311 Mission, dwl 368
Brannan
Neil — See Neill and Neall
Neill Frank, weaver Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Neill James, real estate, dwl E s Folsom nr Precita
Av, Bernal Hights
Neill James S., compositor Alta California, dwl 26
Annie
Neill John, packer Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl
Potrero
Neill John A., bookkeeper with Miera F. Trnett,
dwl 1005 Stockton
Neill Michael, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Neill Robert, bookkeeper with Treadwell & Co.,
dwl 135 Second
Neill William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Neillin Michael, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Neillin Timothy, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Neilsen Christian, teamster, dwl 218 Stevenson
Neilsen Frederick, soapmaker with J.II.C.Portmann,
dwl E s Channel nr Fifteenth
Neilsen Henry, mate, dwl 22 Washington
Neilson George, (colored) waiter steamer YTosemite,
dwl 423 Union
Neilson Henry, seaman, bds 32 Steuart
Neilson John, boatman, dwl 1816 Powell
Neilson Magnus, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Neilson Neils, dwl l816Powell
Neilson S., carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Neis Philip, (Herrmann, N. & (Jo.) dwl NW cor
Kearny and Bush
Neitz Joseph C, butcher, dwl 329 Geary
Nelan John, carpenter, dwl 940 Harrison
Nelle George, salesman with F. 11. Rosenbaum &
Co., dwl 648 Howard
NELLER & HAFERKORN, (Leopold Nell er and
Anton ITiferkomjM'ditary Headquarters liquor
and billiard saloon, NW cor Bush and Mont
JON^S, PULLMAN & CO., 110 San3cm Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLEEY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Neller Leopold, (Neller £ Haferkom) dwl Clara
Lane nr Sutter
Nelligan William H., bootmaker, E s Fifth nr Fol-
snni. dwl * 8 Twenty-fourth nr Bartlett
N. illigen James, Beaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Nellis Alonzo, dwl New Franklin House
N'rllis James, clerk, dwl 234 Montgomery
Nellis William, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
1 1 ~ Natoma
\. Iseu Lars, seaman, dwl 531 East
Nelson Albert X.. carpenter, <i\vl 1 IS Virginia
NELSON ALBERT N., liquor saloon, SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Nelson Alexander, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
Nelson Allen W., traveling agent, dwl 868 Mission
Nelson Andrew, captain steamer Reform, dwl 12
Bitch
Nelson Andrew, cook steamer Kalorama, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Nelson Andrew, laborer with Neville & Co., dwl
316 Beale, rear
Nelson Andrew, porter California Theater, dwl N
s Pine bet Fillmore and Steiner
Nelson Andrew, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Nelson Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Nelson Andrew, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Nelson Andrew, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Nelson Andrew, seaman, dwl 531 East
Nelson Andrew, tanner with Funcke & Wasser-
mann, dwl W s Decatur nr Bryant
Nelson A. P., seaman, dwl 531 East
Nelson August, carpenter, dwl "252 Jessie
Nelson Benjamin, tailor with Wright & Harmon,
dwl 857 Harrison
Nelson Charles, (John Kentfield & Co.) dwl 9 Lau-
rel Place
Nelson Charles, bath steward with F. Zeile, dwl
528 Pacific
Nelson Charles, cook with Charles H. Aitken, Jr.,
329 Easl
Nelson Charles, laborer, dwl Niantic Hotel
Nelson Charles, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Nelson Charles, laborer with Whitney &c Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Nelson Charles, leathercutter with Buckingham. &
Hecht
Nelson Charles, seaman, dwl SW cor Clay and East
Nelson Charles, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Steu
Nels n Charles H., harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl N s Miss bet Ninth and Tenth
Nelson Chris, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1 Steuart
Nelson Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Sac
Nelson Christian F.. cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 1912 Taylor, rear
Nelson Christopher, (Goodall & N.J dwl 939 Miss
Nelson Cornelias, dwl Oriental Hotel
NelsOn Daniel, machinist, dwl 239 Fremont
Nelson Daniel, porter, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwv
Nelson Edward, salesman with Adams, Bliun &
Co., dwl 518 Fourth
Nelson F. O., seaman, dwl 531 East
Nelson Frances Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 516 Folsom
Nelson Frank, dwl Sadowa nr Orizaba
NelsoB Frank, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Nelson Franz, seaman, dwl 531 East
Nelson Frederick, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Nelson Frederick, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Nelson George H., clerk with .lames G. Steele &.
Co., dwl Pine bet Steiner and Fillmore
Nelson George W., showman, dwl 533 Commercial
Nelson HansC, longshoreman, dwl Ns Aha bet
Montgomery and Sansora
Nelson Henry, clerk with Goodall & Nelson, dwl
E s Larkin bet Broadway and Vallejo
Nelson Henry, groceries and 'liquors, 13 Seventh
Nelson Henry A., pilot and liquor saloon, SE cor
Davis and Jackson, dwl 820 Washington
Nelson Henry C, carpenter, dwl 13 Stanly Place
Nelson Henry J. J., upholsterer with J. T. Terry &
Co., dwl 121 Bush
Nelson J., sackmaker National Flour Mills, dwl 424
Sansom
Nelson Jacob, shipcarpenter, dwl 32 Frederick
Nelson James, butcher, 2 Union Market, dwl 147
Shipley
Nelson James, carpenter, dwl 111 Ellis
Nelson James, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Nelson James M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.
Nelson James O.. seaman, dwl 32 Steuarl
Nelson J. H. Major, paymaster Dept. Arizona,
office 703 Market, dwl Lick House
Nelson John, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Nelson John, carpenter, dwl 5 Folsom Avenue
Nelson John, carpenter, dwl 213 Tehauia
Nelson Johu, carpenter, dwl E s Webster nr Kate
Nelson John, engineer, dwl 116 Tehama
Nelson John, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Nelson John, laborer, dwl 531 East
Nelson John, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Nelson John, longshoreman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Nelson John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Nelson John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Nelson John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Nelson John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
NELSON JOHN G., carpets, oilcloths, paper-
hangings, etc., 643 Market, dwl 14!' Jessie
Nelson John P., porter with Piatt & Newton, dwl
418 Bryant,
Nelson Josiah, housemover, dwl Ns Miss nr Ninth
Nelson Lewis, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Nelson Loren, mate ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17 Steu
Nelson Marcus, seaman, bds 104 Steuart
Nelson Martin, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Nelson N.. seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Nelson Nelson, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 1816 Powell
Nelson Oliver, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Nelson Otto, seaman, dwl 531 East
Nelson P., seaman steamer Kalorama, Washington
St. Wharf
Nelson Peter, foreman Bay Warehouse, dwl SW
cor Dupont and Broadway
Nelson Peter, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Nelson Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nelson Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Nelson Peter, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Nelson Peter, seaman bark Gen. Cobb, pier 17 Steu
Nelson Peter, seaman schooner Staghonnd
Nelson Richard, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Nelson Robert, carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Nelson Thomas, ( Krieger & Co.) dwl 7 Mission
Nelson Thomas, ( Nelson & Doble) dwl 1315 Larkin
Nelson Thomas, carpenter, dwl NE cor Octavia aud
Greenwich
Nelson Thomas, carpetbeater with J. Spanlding &
Co., dwl 1 McCormick
Nelson Thomas, master mariner, dwl 3 Haggin
Nelson William, laborer, dwl 28| Zoe
Nelson William, expresswagon, cor Washington
and East
Nelson William, master mariner, dwl 10 Miller's
Place
Nelson William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
NELSON WILLIAM F., hardware. 206-212 Jack-
son, res Alvarado
Nelson William H., cooper with David Woerner,
dwl 549 Mission
Nelson William L , (McMakon S>- N.) dwl 903 Sac
NELSON & DOBLE, ( Thomas Nelson a,,,! Abner
Doble) agents Thomas Firth & Son's (Sheffield,
Eng-.) caststeel, etc., and manufacturers cast-
steel tools, 13 and 15 Fremont, aud blacksmiths,
673 Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO IV] DIRECTORY
493
Nelson — See Neilson and Nielson
Nenkopshy Charles, chemist, S s Pine nr Gough
Neppert Daniel, salesman, 200 Montgomery, dwl 212
Minna
Neppert John D., merchant, dwl 557 Mission
Neppert Philip, upholsterer, 530 Broadway, dwl 212
Minna
Neptune Iron Works, John Upstone proprietor, 38
Fremont
Neri J. M. Rev., professor physics, chemistry, teleg-
raphy and assaying, St. Ignatius College
Nesbitt James, shoemaker with Louis D. Aveliue,
dwl 511 Vallejo
Nesbitt W., dwl What Cheer House
Nesbitt William, dwl 537 .Sacramento
Nesmith J., mining, dwl 850 Market
Ness Christopher, laborer Pioneer Woolen Mills
Ness George, seaman, dwl 112 Bteuart
Nessen Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nessi E.. marblecutter with A. Paltenghi, dwl 1029
Market
Netic Wilbelm, driver Golden City Brewery, dwl
1431 Pacific
Netsveloff Michael, clerk Russian Church, dwl 911
Jackson
Netter August, drayman, dwl 234 Turk
Netterville William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl'
6 Cliesley nr Harrison
Nettwald Charles, upholsterer with McElwee &
Stringer, dwl W s Eleventh bet Market and
Mission
Neuber Adolf, machinist, dwl 01 6 Montgomery
Neuberg Adolph, (Nenberg & Hess) dwl 313" Turk
NEUBERG & HESS, f Adolph Neuberg and Henry
HessJ shirt manufacturers, 431 Montgomery
Neuberger Ferdinand E., pressman with Alfred
Chaigneaa, dwl 54 Minna
Neubert Louis T., cigarmaker with C. C. Diez, dwl
426 Union
Neubert Rudolph, (Assmann & N.) dwl 280
Minna
Nenburger Gustave, salesman, 109 Battery, dwl 624
Green
Neuburger Isaac, merchant, office 109 Battery, dwl
cor Hyde and Geary
Neuensehwander Rodolph, beerbottler, dwl 2 Park
Avenue
Neuhans William E., liquor saloou, 636 Commer-
cial, dwl 621 Post
Neuhotf John F., maltster with Lyou & Co., dwl
31* Minna
Neulens Jules B., wood and coal, 718 Sansom, dwl
SE cor Montgomery and Pacific
Neumann Mrs., nurse, dwl 1309 Stockton
Neumann Charles, laborer with Kohler & Frohling,
626 Montgomery
Neumann Charles, merchant, dwl 612 Kearny
Neumann Christopher, winedealer, dwl 450 Natoma
Neumann Edward, druggist, dwl 22(5 Sutter
NEUMANN EMANUEL, secretary Alaska Com-
mercial Co., 310 Sansom, dwl 8-J5 Larkin
Neumann Isaac, upholsterer, 922 Market
Neumaun Jacob, stairbuilder with A. Frick, dwl 12
Allen
Neumann John, farmer, dwl SW cor Haiglit and
Cole
Neumann Louis, (Neumann Sr Hicken ) dwl 14
Cleaveland
Neumann Louis, upholsterer with George O. Whit-
ney & Co., dwl 573 Mission
Neumann Marie Madame, millinery, 612 Kearny
Neumann Otto, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
NEUMANN PAUL, (Neumann & Eastman) dwl
702 Sutter
Neumann Theodore, reporter California Demokrat,
dwl NW cor California and Powell
NEUMANN & EASTMAN, (Paul Neumann and
J. G. Eastman) attorneys at law, office SE
cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Neumann & Hicken, (L<m<s Neumann and Louis
Hicken) butter and cheese, 12 Grand Central
Market
Neumann — See Newman
Neumeyer William, farmer, cor Baker and Union
Neumiller Jacob. ( Locke & N.J dwl 33 Eddy
NEUNAHER HEXRY, groceries aud liquors, SW
cor Beale and Folsom
Neustadt Amos, translator, dwl 477 Jessie
Nenstadt Emile, importer watches and jewelry, 137
Montgomery, dwl Lick House
Neustadt Zacharias. minister and nioliel, office 628
Market, dwl 824 Foleom
HETJ&rADTER BROTB.$B£,(Henry Nenstadter)
importers and jobbers clothing aid gents' fur-
nishing goods, NW cor Battery and Pine
Nenstadter David, salesman, 101 Battery, dwl 834
Clay
Nenstadter Henry, (Nenstadter Bros. J res New-
York
Nenstadter Jacob II., salesman, 101 Battery, dwl
'-'15 Kearny
Neuval Francis N., asphaltnm worker with B. Bon-
net, dwl 803 Montgomery
Neuwald William, (B. Grave & Go.) dwl 1407
Powell
Nevada Butte S. M. Co., (Humboldt Co., Nev.)
office 138 California
Nevada Cigar Co., (Chinese) 832 Market
Nevada Consolidated Blue Gravel Co., (Nevada
Co., Gal.) office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Nevada Consolidated Borax Co., office 4^0 Mont
gomery
Nevada House, John Moran proprietor, 27 Minna
Nevada Ice Co., Isaac II. Thompson agent, depot
110 aud 112 Washington
Nevada Land & M. Co., (Nevada) office 302 Mont
NEVADA METALLURGICAL WORKS, Riotte
& Luckhardt proprietors. 21 First
Nevada Transportation Co., D. W. E irl president,
Henry R. Miller secretary, office 226 California
Neveque Gustav, porter with Cutting & Co., dwl
W s Haven Place
Nevien John, seaman bark Naramissic, Pacific
Street Wharf
Nevill John, currier with Michael Riley, dwl 234
Oak
Nevill Michael, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amelia
Neville Catharine Miss, dressmaker, 48 Silver
Neville Ernest H., freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
530 Third
Neville John M., (Neville & Co.) dwl 1004 Bush
Neville Matthew, fireman, dwl 127 Pacific
Neville Michael, fireman, dwl 2 Jasper Place
NEVILLE & CO., (John M. Neville and George
H. Bryant) bag factory, 113 Clay and 114 Com-
mercial
Nevin Charles W., printer with Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 523 Kearny
Nevm John, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Nevins J. H. Mrs., teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, dwl 1329 Sacramento
NEW AGE. (literary weekly) New Age Publish-
ing Co. proprietors, office 421 Montgomery
NEW ALASKA HOTEL, Henry Deijen proprie-
tor, 619 Pacific
NEW ALMADEN VICHY WATER CO., office
506 Jackson
NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL, Claus Kock, proprie-
tor, 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 Brannau bet Fifth and
Sixth '
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all kinds.
"W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY", 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [M DIRECTORY
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
( ;0., 1> st ■! Mass.) Wallace Everson, general
8 msoro
New Franklin House, Doherty & Bermingham,
proprietors, 321 Pacific
Xrw George, laborer, dwl 3IG Beale, rear
NEW BAVEN CLOCK CO., American Clock Co.,
agents, office 520 Market
New l.iria Mining Co., (Fresno County) office 305
Sansom
NEW MARKET, 518 Clay
New Mexico Mining Co., office 403 California
NEW MUSIC HALL, (Piatt's) E s Montgomery
nrBush
NEW ORLEANS WAREHOUSE, Woodhams &
Ludlnm, proprietors, NWcor Cal and Davis
New Pacific House, Robert Pinner, proprietor, 418
Drumm
New Se;il Rock House, nr Point Lobos, 6| miles
from City Hall
New South San Francisco Homestead Association,
office 328 Montgomery
NEW UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT, NW
cor Fifth and Mission
New Wilson Sewing Machine Co., G. A. Norton
& Co., agents, 337 Kearny
New Wisconsin Hotel, Sincock &. Trembath, pro-
prietors. 411 Pacific
NEW WORLD MARKET, SE' cor Clay and
Leidesdorff
New World Restaurant, Maurice Vevrat, proprie-
tor, 11)13 Dupont
New York and Brooklyn Exchange, Peter Mc-
Maiion. proprietor, NW cor Drumm and Com
NEW YORK AND S. F. STEAMSHIP LINE.
office cor First and Brannan
New York Bakery, Baldwin, Pike & Bertz proprie-
tors, 626 and 628 Kearny
New York Board Underwriters, C. V. S. Gibbs,
secretary, office 316 California
New York Brewery, Hafner &. Feyge, proprietors,
W s Shotwell nr Eighteenth
New York Herald Agent and Correspondent,
Frank G. Kenny, 532 Clay
New York House, John Tucker, proprietor, 840
Market
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., Crane &
Hawes, general agents, office 406 Montgomery
NEW YORK LINE PACKETS, A. Dibblee, office
3S California. Kittle & Co.', NW cor California
and Front, George Howes & Co., 302 California,
Moore & Co., NE cor California and Davis,
Plati & Newtou, SW cor California and Frout,
Ross. Dempster & Co., 105 California, Williams,
151 incbard & Co. 218 California, agents
NEW YORK LIVERY STABLE, Crittenden &
Daltou. proprietors, 712 Mission
New Zealand House, 219 Pacific
Newbauer David, junk, 510 Sixth, dwl 803 Brvant
Newbauer Herman W., (Newbauer Sf Co.) dwl' 706
Ellis
NEWBAUER JOSEPH, coalvard, 213 Main, office
in- Sansom, dwl 518 Van Ness Avenue
Nevcb ,uer Solomon, clerk, dwl 127 Kearny
NEWBAUER & CO., (H. W. Newbauer ) Metro-
politan Match Factory, W s Tennessee nr Santa
Clara, office 107 Sansom
Newberg Moses, clothing, dwl 902 Folsom
Newberry Christopher G., captain brig Levi Stev-
ens, dwl 334 Fremont
Newbe ry .Miles G., bookkeeper with Howe &
Hall, 410 Davis, dwl 716 Howard
Newbert John, dwl 428 Union
Newbiggin Cyrus, carpenter with B. & J. g. Doe
dwl 19 Ellis
Newburger E. & Co., (William Salinger) money
brokers, 528 Montgomery
Newburger Elias, (E. Newburger & Co.) dwl 514
Leavenworth
Newburger Hugo, helper Phoenix Iron Works, dwl
37 Minna
Newbury Frederick T., civil engineer, dwl 472 Jessie
Newbv James B., attornev-at-law, office 614 Mer-
chant, dwl 321 Sutter "
Newbv Misses, (Mrs. J. H. Taylor and Mrs. S.A.
Simpson) millinery, 1006 Stockton
Newcomb Charles J., merchant, dwl NW cor
Kearny and Bush
Newcomb Thomas, reporter Morning Call, dwl 865
Mission
Newcombe Albert, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Newcombe John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Newcum Matilda Mr6., dressmaker, dwl 1014
Powell
Newcum William A., clerk, 25 Occidental Market,
dwl 1014 Powell
Newdorfer Henry, boots and shoes, 516 Commercial,
dwl 166 Tehama
Newell David, clerk, dwl 8 Page
Newell Frederick R., apothecary with Henry Adol-
phus, 511 Jackson
Newell Horace, (Eureka Salt Co.) dwl 8 Page
Newell John, butcher with R. S. Reardou, dwl 221
Second
Newell Julius T., real estate agent, office 328 Mont-
gomery, dwl 417 O'Farrell
Newell Margaret, (widow) dwl 615 Gearv
Newell Milton, (Loirry & N.) dwl 73 Shipley
Newell Thomas, produce commission, 124 Clay, dwl
918 Bush
Newell William, printer's rollermaker with Morrill
& Co., 418 Commercial, dwl Overland House
Newell William A., physician and surgeon, office
and dwl 632 Mission
Newfield Louis, capitalist, dwl 736 Vallejo
Newhall George D., bookkeeper with Charles Mc-
Laughlin, dwl 10 Ellis
Newhall Henry M., ( H. M. Newhall $ Co.) dwl
334 Beale
NEWHALL H.M. & CO., (J. Oscar Eldridgc and
Gilbert Palache) auctioneers and commission
merchants, 309-313 Sansom
Newhall Horatio C, attorney at law, office 4 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl NW cor Val and Stock
Newhall Samuel W., civil engineer, dwl 702 Vallejo
Newhall William H., clerk, 309 Sansom, dwl SW
cor Third and Folsom
Newhoff Edward C, (Waters, N. & Co.) dwl 549
Tehama
Newhoff P., (widow) dwlSORitck
Newhotl Frank, machinist, belllianger and lock-
smith, 511 j Commercial, dwl Bitch nr Folsom
Newhouse Charles, dravmau, 11 Battery, dwl 523
Post
Newhouse Moritz, merchant, dwl 413 Hyde
Newkirk Daniel I., blacksmith E s Mission bet
Twenty-third and Twenty fourth, dwl E s Mis-
sion bet Twenty -first and Twenty-second
Newkirk L. B., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Newlaud J. E., accountant Occidental Laundry, dwl
N s Filbert bet Gougb and Octavia
Newlauds Frank G., attorney at law, office NW cor
Montgomery and Commercial, bds Grand Hotel
Newlin George II.. clerk Headquarters Department
California, 703 Market, dwl 423 Bush
Newman A., fancy goods, 114 O'Farrell
Newman Abraham, butcher, 2 aud 3 Metropolitan
Market, dwl 728 Geary
Newman Adolph J., piano agent, dwl 516 Jessie
Newman Albert, jeweler with William Baehr, dwl
4 Hartman
Newman Andrew, shipcarpenter, dwl 22 Wash
NEWMAN B. B., attorney at law, office 729 Mont-
gomery, dwl 754 Washington
Newman Berthold, teacher music, dwl 251 Stevenson
Newman Gav\toxi,( Newman & Duval) dwl 5 Clarice
Place
Newman Charles, drayman, 421 Front, dwl 232 Post
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agento Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
S AN' FR A NC I S C 0 []V] DIRECTORY
495
Newman Charles L., hardware, 211 Third, dwl 528
Tehama
Newman Charles' W., miner, dwl211 Austin
Newman Christian, (Jachens & N.J dwl 513 Davis
Newman Edward, (Newman & Katzenstein) dwl
714 0'Farrell
Newman Edward, groceries and cigars, 936 Howard
Newman Edward, restaurant and bakery, 8 Kearny,
and hoarding and lodging, 214 Sansom
Newman George WT, calker with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl 129 Folsom
Newman H., watchmaker, jeweler and diamondset-
ter, 311 Pine
Newman Henry, (Burkhardt cy- N.J dwl 100
Eleventh
Newman Henry, seaman, dwl 400 Drumm
Newman Henry A., barnessmaker with Jacob W.
White, dwl S s Valk-jo bet Mason and Taylor
Newman Isaac, merchant, dwl 18 Turk
Newman J. & Co., f Julius Newman) importer hats
and manufacturers hoop skirts, 6 Battery
Newman Jacob, stairbuilder with A. Frick, dwl 12
Allen
Newman James, (Bass, N & Co. J dwl N e McAllis-
ter bet Franklin and Gough
Newman John, (J. Newman & Go. J dwl 916 Sutter
Newman John, (John Newman & Co. J dwl 13
Hampton Place
Newman John, cabinetmaker, dwl 23 Market
Newman John, calker with Middlemas &. Boole
NEWMAN JOHN & CO., (Henry F. Marsh)
general agents Eastern manufactures, 411 Wash
Newman John T., teamster with Dohrmann «fc Co.,
dwl 4 Garden
Newman John \V., bookkeeper with Bass, New-
man & Co., dwl N s McAllister bet Franklin
and Gough
Newman Joseph, sexton St. Patrick's R. C. Church,
dwl 731 Mission
Newman Joseph, shoe manufacturer, 511 Market,
dwl 1010 Larkin
Newman Julias, (J. Neicman 8? Co.,/ dwl 916 Sutter
Newman Michael, groceries and liquors, dwl Ns
Twentieth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Newman Philip, (Newman & Strubl) dwl 704
Battery
Newman Philip, butcher with Abraham Newman
dwl 118 Jones
Newman Samuel, collector with Samuel C- Hard-
ing, dwl 815 Montgomery
Newman Samuel, druggist with J. H. Widber, dwl
1620 Bush
Newman Simon, butcher with Abraham Newman,
dwl 728 Geary
Newman Solomon, glazier with Wilson & Bro.,
dwl 33 Langton
Newman Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Newman William, driver with John O'Connor, dwl
cor Pacific Avenue and Oetavia
Newman William, driver with Kohler & Frohling,
dwl W s Buchanan nr McAllister
NEWMAN &. DUVAL, (Carlton Newman and
Charles ./. DuvalJ proprietors S. F. Glass
Works, King nr Fourth, office 331 Montgomery,
room 20
Newman & Katzenstein , (Edward Newman and
Mayer Katzenstein) fancy goods, 16 Second
Newman & Strubl (Philip Newman and Valentine
Strubl) butchers, 704 Battery
Newman — See Neuman
NEWMARK JOSEPH P., commission merchant,
313 Sacramento, dwl 830 Post
Newmark Simon, cigars, 205 Pacific
Newmark Valentine, physician, dwl 1805 Powell
NEWS OF THE WORLD, (monthly) Frederick
MacCrellish & Co. proprietors and publishers,
office 529 California
Newsbaum F., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Newsham J., blacksmith, N s King nr Third
NEWSOM JOHN J., architect, office 430 Mont-
gomery, res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Newsom Samuel, draftsman with John J. Newsom,
res Brooklyn, Alameda, Co.
Newsom William, clerk, 112 Sutter
Newson Alfred C, porter with Jones & Co. , dwl S
s Union bet Sansom and Calhoun
Newton Charles, salesman with Tobin, Davissou &.
Co., res Clinton, Alameda Co.
Newton L. H.. (Piatt & N.) res New York
Newton Morris, salesman with Castle Bros., dwl 706
California
Newton Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Haight nr Bu-
chanan
Neylan James, (A. German & Co.) res Oakland
Neyland Charles C, engineer steamer Cora, dwl 20
Union
Neyra Nicholas, carriagepainter, dwl SW cor Dn-
pont and Broadway
NIAGARA HOUSE, Dederky & Russ proprietors,
331 and 333 Bush
Niantic Hotel, Henry C. Boyd, proprietor, N W cor
Clay and Sansom
Nibbe James, drayman, 218 Front, dwl 1406 Polk
Nicholas D., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Nicholas David, laborer, dwl 440 Third
Nicholas George, hairdressing and baths, 37 Sac
Nicholas Nicholas, fruitstand, SW cor Jackson and
Battery, dwl NW cor Jackson and Battery
Nicholas Perry O., carpenter, dwl 145 Jessie
Nicholas Thomas, printer, dwl Barron House
Nicholis Joseph, deckhand steamer China-Da-Wan
Nichols , with Hobbs, Gillmore & Co., dwl 3
Stanly Place
Nichols A. C, (A. C. Nichols Sf Go.) dwl 1117 Van
Ness Avenue
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., commission merchants
and leather, hides, tallow and oil, 417 Battery
Nichols Alfred, fisherman, dwl 8 Commercial
Nichols A. M., captain bark Oak Hill, pier 3 Steu
Nichols Amos R , carpenter and builder, E s Cedar
nr Washington, dwl 6 Fella Place
Nichols B. C. Miss, private school, SE cor Wash-
ington and Powell
Nichols Bernardo S., grain merchant, 123 Clav, dwl
805 Hyde
Nichols Charles, expresswagon. NW cor Sansom
and Sutter, dwl 221 Shotwell
Nichols Charles M., surveyor California Ins. Co.,
res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Nichols Edward A., captain bark Sampson, pier 3
Steuart
Nichols F. A. E. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Pri-
mary School, dwl 613 Third
NICHOLS, FALVEY & CO., woodenware manu-
facturers, Sacramento City, F. T. Houghton &
Co., agents, 221 Frout
Nichols Horace, salesman with California Cracker
Co., dwl 1202^ Howard
Nichols James, attorney at law, office and dwl 322
Fifth
NICHOLS J. C. & CO., druggists, SE cor Howard
and Sixth
Nichols Jerry S., shipcarpenter, dwl 6 How Court
Nichols Jesse C, (J. G. Nichols & Co.) dwl SE cor
Howard and Sixth
Nichols John, laborer, bds 127 Folsom
Nichols Philip, teacher music, dwl 811 Market
Nichols P. M., teamster, dwl 1011 Folsom
Nichols Richard, cigardealer, dwl 613 Mission
Nichols Richard J., merchaut, dwl 1006 Powell
Nichols Samuel, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Nichols Sheldon K.,survevor underwriters' agency,
(New York) dwl 721 Bush
Nichols Thomas, compositor Morning Call, dwl cor
Dupontaud Jackson
Nichols Watson, policeman City Hall, dwl 631 Sac
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
"W ATKINS' TO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
496
SAN FRANCISCO [N' DIRECTORY
i, puei
Co.. i i Howard
Nichols William B., (Nichols <£ Lubbock) 330
Fifth
Nichols William D., clerk with William. H.
Nichols, dwl W s Treat Avenue but Twenty -
firsl ;,ml Twenty-second
Nichols William D., mechanic, dwl 36 Louisa
NICHOLS WILLIAM H.,hay and grain, NW cor
Sacramento and Drumm, dwl Ws Treat Ave-
nue l" I Twenty-first ami Twenty second
V\ illiam M., Terminus Saloon, NW cor
Frant isco and Powell
Nichols A Lubbock, ( William B. Nichols and
Charles F. Lubbock) house and sign painters,
836 Fifth
Nicholson Alexander, cabinetmaker with Wheeler &
Wilson S. M. Co., dwl 1 Oodman Place
Nicholson Alexander, seaman, bds 132 Steuart
Nicholson James, laborer, dwl 648 Mission
Nicholson .lames L., bricklayer, dwl E s Howard
bet Twenty second and Twenty third
Nicholson John, blacksmith, dwl S) Tehama
Nicholson John, blacksmith Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills
Nicholson John, collector, dwl SW cor Green and
Stockton
Nicholson John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 230
Clara
Nicholson John H., payingteller Bank California,
dwl 1115 Lush
Nicholson John J., bookkeeper with Root & Bailey,
dwl 712 Leavenworth
Nicholson John J., carriagepaiuter with Mills &
Evans, dwl 9 Tehama
(Nicholson John Y., shippiugmaster, office 635 Front,
dwl 373 Brannan
Nicholson Joseph A., farmer, dwl 137 Mont
Nicholson Julius, laborer, 81 California Market, dwl
Second bet Folsom and Harrison
Nicholson Louis, teacher, dwl 2806! Howard
Nicholson Michael, clerk, dwl 814 Sausom
Nicholson Michael, plasterer, dwl 14 Rondel Place
Nicholson Murdoch, wheelwright, Ns Brannan bet
Eighth and Ninth
Nicholson Stafford S., carpenter, dwl N s Minna nr
Lafayette
Nicholson William, groceries, 29 Sumner
Nicholson William, iaborer with Hancock & Kelso,
414 Beale
Nicholson William A. S., clerk with Benjamin S.
Brooks, dwl 712 Leavenworth
Nicholson — See Nicolson
Nickel Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Nickel George L., stagecarpenter Metropolitan The-
ater, dwl 845 Dupont
Nickels Jacob, glazier, dwl 38 Page
Nickels John W., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Greenwich and Taylor
Nickelsbnrg Morris, salesman, 112 Sansom, dwl 19
Jones
Nickelsbnrg Siegfried, salesman, 112 Sansom, dwl
215 Kearny
Nickelson James, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Nickerson Charles, (Nickerson 8? Son) dwl 733
Clay
Nickerson Everett, bookkeeper with A. L. Bancroft
& Co., res Oakland Point
Nickerson F. A., foreman with Buckingham &
Hecht.dwl 1238 Howard .
Nickerson Louis H., (Nickerson & Son) dwl 733
Clay
Nickerson T. S., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Nickerson William J., (Johnston, N. fy Veasey)
dwl 12 Stanford, rear
Nickerson Z. P., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
NICKERSON & SON, (Charles and Louis H.
Nickerson) hatters, 35 Kearny
Nickleson Alfred, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Nickson Augustus, Bailmaker, dwl W s Bryant Av
bet Harrison and Bryant
Nicol Cumberland H.. liarnessmaker with Maiu &
Winchester, dwl 14 Quincy
Nicol William, bookstand, 552" Clay, dwl 9 St. Mary
Place
Nicolai Christopher, bootmaker with William Nus-
sa, dwl 636 Pacific
NICOLAYSLN FRANK, proprietor Keystone
House, 127 and 129 Jackson
Nicolayson Charles, clerk with H. Hinck, dwl SE
cor Bryant and Rincon Place
Nicoll Frederick, laborer, dwl SW cor First and
Howard
Nicoll Frederick, painter with Hopps & Sons, 216
Sansom
NICOLSON PAVEMENT COMPANY, office 617
Montgomery
Niderost Joseph B., conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl
821 Howard
Niebaum G., (Hutchinson, Kohl & Co.) 310 San
Niebecker George, painter N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
316 Fourth
Niel David, mason, dwl SE cor Green ami Taylor
Nield Ralph, engineer with Deming, Palmer &■
Co , dwl 19 Sherwood Place
Nield Walter, litter with Marks & Levinsky, dwl
19 Sherwood Place
Nielsen Christian, drayman, 111 Clay, dwl 248
Stevenson
Nielsen H., ( Bandmann, N. & Co.) dwl 1232
Stockton
Nielson Edward, cigars and tobacco, 236 Montgom-
ery, dwl 915 Montgomery
Nielson John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Nielson — See Neilson and Nelson
Nieman August, seaman, bds 238 Steuart
Nieinau Christian, cellarman with J. Prinz
Niemann Robert, dwl 422 Greenwich
Niemeier Einil. assistant -deputy-treasurer City and
County, dwl 831 Geary
Niese Frederick, fruit and vegetables, 913 Harrison
Nieson Mark, captain, dwl 32 Natoma. rear
Xiessen John, entry-clerk with A. Vollbracbt, dwl
436 Bash
Nightingale George, seaman, dwl S s Union bet
Calhoun and Sansom
Nightingale George, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Nightingale J. H., spinner Pioneer Woolen Factory
Nightingale John, agent, dwl 100 Turk
Nightingale Jones, engineer steamer Antelope
Nightingale William, conductor, dwlN s Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Mission
Nigra Dominic, musician, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Nigre Jean B., musician, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Nigro Patrizio, musician, dwl 104 Mason
Nigro Vicenzo, barkeeper with Anthony Astredo,
dwl cor Dupont and Green
Nihan James, laborer Cent. P. R.R.
Nihan Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Eleventh. bet Fol-
som ami Harrison
Niker William, musician Metropolitan Theater, dwl
811 Union
Niland Patrick, butcher, dwl NE cor Fnlton and
Greenwich
NILE M. D., looking glass and pictureframe man-
ufacturer, factory NWcor Chestnut and Taylor,
salesroom 225 Kearny, dwl 223 Kearny
Nile Sipple, roofer, dwl 238 Steuart
Niles Alonzo W., porter, 108 San, dwl 805 Mission
Niles Emery G., watchman Wash Mkt, 519 Wash
Niles McCager, driver Potrero and Bay View R.R.,
dwl Potrero
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
O. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO []V] DIRECTORY
497
Nillson John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Nilsen Charles, seaman schooner Meldon, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Nilson A. P., seaman hark Dublin, pier 17 Steuart
Nilson Carl, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Nilson George, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Nilson Martin, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Nilson Nils, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Nilson O., Benman, dwl 12 Washington
Nilsson Augustus, seaman barkeutine Eureka, pier
9 Steuart
Nilsson Elmqnist, cahiuetmaker with W.J. T. Palmer
& Co., dwl 2413 Tehama
Nilsson L. , cabinetmaker with W.J.T.Palmer&Co.,
dwl 243 Tehama
Nimmo James, cook, dwl 454 Natoma
Nimmo John, boilermaker, dwl 45 Everett
Niutott James, butcher, dwl S s Greenwich nr Fill-
more
Nipind Thomas, seaman bark Christopher Mitchell,
pier 1 Steuart
Nisbet Benjamin, insurance agent, dwl 71C Green
Nissen Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Stenart
Nissen H., captain schooner Mary Hart, 1 Market
Nissen Theodore, seaman ship Revere, pier 9 Steu
Nivelles Charles, restaurant, 826 Market, dwl 469
Stevenson
Nixon Augustus H., sailmaker with Ware Branson,
dwl Bryant Avenue nr Harrison
Nixon Frederick, machinist, dwl 153| Second
Nixon James, fruits, SE cor Larkin and Pine
Nixon Matthew G., assay department U.S.B. Mint,
dwl 619 Pine
Nixon Robert, painter, dwl 519 Sacramento
Nixon Robert S., hackmau, dwl S s Market bet
Third and Fourth
Noah Joel, real estate, dwl 710 Geary
Noah Joh» G., wagoumaker with James Dunne,
dwl 44 Jessie
Noah Joseph B., fruits and confectionery, 13 Sixth
Noah's Building, 539 California
Nobile Mary Mis., dwl 1505 Dupont
Nobis Anton, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Noble Alhe t P., machinist Pacific Iron works, dwl
732 Folsom
Noble Alonzo T., clerk with C. J. Hawley & Co.,
dwl S s Twenty-second nr Howard
Noble Beattie, vegetables, 20 Union Market, dwl 116
Tehama
Noble Charles, porter, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Noble Georgie S., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 609
Folsom
Noble Hamdeu H., stock broker, office 415 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 966 Howard
Noble James, boxmaker, dwl 1146 Folsom
Noble James M., painter with Noble & Gallagher,
dwl E s Reed Place nr Green
Noble John, ex captain U. S. A., dwl 609 Folsom
Noble Thomas, {Noble & Gallagher) dwl E s Reed
Place nr Green
Noble Thomas H., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, dwl 750 Howard
Noble William, painter with Noble &, Gallagher,
dw.l E s Reed Place nr Green
Noble William, tailoi with John H. Tobin, 1 14 Mont
Noble & Gallagher, ( Thomas Noble and Edward
M. Gallagher J bouse and sign painters, 437 Jack
Noblet Jules, clerk with I. Laiidsberger & Co.,
dwl 628 Green, rear
Noblett Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 589 Market
Nobman Frederick, (Zoller& N.Jdwl 980 Harrison
Nobman Henry Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 118 Morton
Nobmann Christian, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Palifornia and Filmore
Nobmann Frederick, expresswagon, 600 Market,
and groceries and liquors, NE cor California
and Larkin
Nobmann Henry, collector, dwl 118 Morton
Noch William, bookkeeper Bank California, dwl
N s Bartlett bet Twenty -second and Twenty
third
Nochelen II., sugar boiler California Sugar Refinery
Nocks John P., salesman, 634 Market, dwl 1555
Mission
Nodop Clans, tanner, dwl Bryant nr Eighth
Noe Angela, (widow) dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Noe Joseph J.. ( Stocker & N.J dwl 1120 Folsom
Noe Miguel, stockbroker, dwl NW corSan Jose
Avenue and Twenty-fourth
NOEL ALPHONSE. mining secretary, office 419
California, dwl 835 Clay
Noel James, capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Noel Louis, alippsrmaker with Louis D. Aveliue,
dwl Dupont nr "Vallejo
Noethig William, driver Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 109 Tehama
Noisat Jules, helper with Pollard & Carvill Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 1334 Dupont
Noisat Peter, wines and liquors. 1334 Dupont
Nolan Charles, dyer, dwl SW tor Pacific and Fill-
more
Nolan Cornelius, helper Risdon Iron Works
Nolan Daniel P., bootfitter with John Sullivan,
dwl S s Broadway bet Kearny and Mont
Nolan Edward, hostler with P. Morshead, dwl 848
Howard
Nolan Edward, porter, 126 Sansom, dwl cor O'Far-
rell aud Carlos Place
Nolan George, molder California Brass Works, dwl
536 Mission
Nolan J., extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1,
S. F. F. D., dwl Bugley Place
Nolan James, bootmaker with Mason &. Taylor,
dwl 106 Minna
Nolan James, clerk with Patrick F. Nolan, dwl 361 \
Minna
Nolan James, conductor, dwl 520 Howard
Nolan James, laborer New U.S.B. Mint, dwl 227 Sec
Nolan James, tanner with Funcke& Wassermanu,
dwl E s Gilbert bet Brannau and Townsend
Nolan James C, boots and shoes, 11 and ~3 Third,
dwl 361 Minna
Nolan James H., (Nolan & Hog an) dwl 11S4 Bdwy
Nolan John, bootmaker with U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Nolan John, drayman with Luther Knight, dwl 79
Jessie
Nolan John, groceries and vegetables, 303 Mason
Nolan John, harnessmau, dwl 818 Howard
Nolau John, laborer, dwl 79 Jessie
Nolan John, seaman brig Tanner, pier 17 Steuart
Nolan John, shoemaker, dwl 9 Minna
Nolan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 21 Clara
Nolan John M., clerk, dwl 637 Folsom
Nolan Joseph, porter Hibernia Bank, dwl 440
Greenwich
Nolan Joseph, wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell
Nolan Lawrence, harnessmaker with Charles II.
Mead, dwl 536 Mission
Nolan M., laundryman with S. F. Laundry Associ-
ation, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Nolan Mary, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Nolan Mathew P., chief officer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 637 Folsom
Nolan Michael, (B. Donnelly Sf Co.) res Grass
Valley
NoLm Michael, laborer, dwl 272 Tehama, rear
NOLAN MICHAEL, liquor saloon, NW cor Turk
aud Mason, dwl 507 Minna
Nolau Patrick, butcher with William Gray, dwl
737 Howard
Nolan Patrick, groceries, NE cor Mont and Green
Nolan Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
Camp bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Nolan Patrick, laborer N. B & M. R. R., dwl Lou-
isa nr Sixth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
32
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
498
SAN FRANCISCO [N! DIRECTORY.
Nolan Patrick, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
i; Gilbert, rear
Nolan Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 405 Clementina
Patrick, teamster, dwl 1421 Pacific
Nolan Patrick P., boots and shoes, 11 and 23 Third,
dwl 361J Minna
Nolan Peter, extraman steamer No. 7, S. F. F. D.,
dwl cor Second Avenue and Camp
Nolan Thomas, special policeman, dwl 754 Wash
Nolan William, engineer steadier Donald, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Nolan William H., seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Nolan William J., fruits, dwl Eb Ohio bet Vallejo
and Broadway
Nolan & Hngau, (James H. Nolan and Edward A.
Hogan) house and sijm painters, 213 Pine
Nolen M. J., attorney at law, office 502 Montgomery,
dwl 735 Harrison
NOLF A. L. & CO., (Alfred Dangueger) recti-
fiers, factory Seventeenth nr Valencia, office
111) Sacramento
Nolf Andea L., (A. L. Nolf & Co.) dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Noll George, (Sullivan, Fratinger 4- Go.) dwl S s
Fulton bet Octavia and Gough
Nolte Charles It., groceries and liquors, W b Mis-
sion nr Twenty-sixth
Nolte H. & Co., (Charles Schnnemann) groceries
and liquors. NE cor Jessie and Sixth
Nolte Henry, (H. Nolte & Co. J dwl 29 Sixth
Nolte Herman, tailor with Frank Elwell, dwl 333
Bush
Nolte Louis H., carpenter, dwl 831 Vallejo
Nolte William, jewelry, 321 Kearny, dwl 631 Min
Nolte William F., hairdresser, N s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Noltemeier Frederick W., groceries and liquors,
727 Davis
Noltennius Jacob, brewer, dwl 433 Broadway
Nolting Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 745 Howard
Nohing J. C. A., beer and billiard saloon, NW cor
Kearny and Washington, dwl 418 Kearny
Nonnemanu Charles, barkeeper, dwl 129 Jackson
Nonnemann William, tailor, 2 St. Charles Place
Nonnenmacher Dennis, bootmaker, 1610 Stockton
Nonnenmann Charles, butcher with P. Baca &, Co.,
Fifth Avenue bet M and L
Nooke A. laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth
Nooke L., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth
Noon James, clerk with C. E. Greathouse, dwl 31
Hunt
Noon John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 16
Anthony
Noon John, roofer with John Kehoe, 18 Sutter
Noon Mark, shoemaker with James S. Swain, dwl
31 Hunt
Noon Patrick, brassfinisher with Tay. Brooke &
Backus, dwl W s Valencia nr Market
Noou Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 16
Anthony
Noonan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 2 Lincoln Place
Noonan Daniel, laborer, dwl 520 Mission
Noonan Daniel, mate N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. Cali-
fornia
Noonan Daniel, seaman, dwl W s Drumm bet Jack-
sou and Oregon
Noonan Daniel J., law student with Benjamin S.
Brooks, dwl 424 Seveuth
Noonan Dennis B., clerk S. F. Gas Co., dwl 424
Seventh
Noonan Edward, carpenter, dwl 1* Rausch
Noonan Edward, wood and coal, E s Howard nr
Fifteenth
Noonan James, carpenter, dwl 209 Eighth
Noonan Jeremiah, baker, 24 Seventh
Noonan John, carriagetrimmer, dwl 173 Minna
Noonan John, (Peck & N.J dwl 1511 Sacramento
Noonan John, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Noonan John, laborer, dwl Ws Salmon nr Pacific
Noonan John, inarbleworker, dwl 9 Taylor
Noonan John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 173 Minna
Noonan John C, liquor saloon, SE cor Second and
Stevenson, dwl U. S. Hotel
Noonan John S., boxmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl Folsom bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
seventh
Noonan Lawrence E., clerk with Lynde & Hough,
dwl blii California bet Kearny and Dupont
Noonan Margaret, laundress Alms House
Noonan Michael, dwl N s Army bet Diamond and
Douglas
Noonan Michael, laborer, dwl 26 Morey Alley
Noonan Patrick, sawyer Union Box Factory, dwl
Folsom bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Noonan Peter, (Noonan & McGrath) 513 Merchant
Noonan Peter W., clerk with John W. Roberts, dwl
NW cor Polk and Austin
Noonan Thomas, dwl 209 Eighth
Noonan Thomas, carriagemaker, dwl SE cor Sec-
ond and Natoma
Noonan Thomas, laborer, dwl 510 Minna, rear
Noonan Thomas, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
&, Co., dwl 510 Minna
Noonan Timothy, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Noonan Timothy, peddler, dwl 41 Jessie
Noonan T. W., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Noonan William, marblecntter, dwi 1925 Sutter
Noonan & McGrath, (Peter Noonan and Bernard
McGrath) restaurant, 535 Merchant
Noonan See Noouen and Neman
NOONDAY S. M. CO., (White Pine) office 402
Montgomery
Noone William." dwl 12 Cleaveland
NORCROSS DANIEL, general agent Knicker-
bocker Life Ins. Co., 331 Montgomery, and
business manager New Age, office 421 Mont-
gomery, dwl 44 i Sixth
Norcross Harriet N. Mrs., (Nor cross & Co.) dwl
44* Sixth
Norcross Josephine S., (widow) teacher music, dwl
1 Burritt
Norcross Nelson T., clerk, dwl 1515 Post
Norcross W7esley P., solicitor and collector New
Age, 421 Montgomery, dwl 24 Metcalf Place
NORCROSS & CO., (Mrs. Harriet N. Norcross
a n<l. John Wolf) military goods and regalia, 4
Post, Masonic Temple
Nordbruch Edward, clerk with John HorstmanD,
dwl 700 Bush
NORDBRUCH HENRY L., groceries and liquors,
213 Sixth
Norden Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 183 Jessie
Norden Bernhard, merchant, dwl 625 Pacific, rear
Norden Herman, (Norden & Henningsen) dwl 18
Sansom
Norden J., clerk with James Bowles
Norden J. T., seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Norden Nils G., furniture manufacturer, S 8 Bran-
nan bet Seventh and Eighth, dwl 624 Branuan
NORDEN & HENNINGSEN, (Herman Norden
and Hans Henningsen) proprietors German
Hall, 18 Sansom
Nordhauser George, waiter Union Club, dwl 403
Montgomery
Nordstrom Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Norem J. L., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Norfolk Mining Co., (Ely District, Nev.) office 4111,
California
NORFOLK STABLE, P. A. Finigau, proprietor,
126 Ellis
Norgrove Charles M., bootmaker with Buckingham
&• Hecht, dwl 510 Stevenson
Norgrove George, truukmaker with D. S. Martin
& Co., dwl 1418 Pine
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAAOK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [K"J DIRECTORY.
499
Norgrove John, saddler with J. C. Johuson & Co.,
dwl 1418 Pine
Noriega Francisco, clerk with Joseph Eineric, dwl
Wadsworth House
Noriega Juan, (Noriega & Co.) dwl 920 Dupont
Noriega Pedro, (Noriega <& Co. J res Valladolid,
Spain
Noriega & Co., (Juan and Pedro Noriega) hatters,
9^0 Dupont
Norland Peter, liquorsaloon, 36 Sacramento, dwl
809 Harrison
Norman Edward, painter with Noble & Gallagher,
dwl 404 Vallejo
Norman Frank G., groceries, liquors and hardware,
NW cor Valencia and Twentieth
Norman James, salesman with J. W. Davidson &.
Co., dwl 923 Bush
Norman — -See Nauman
Noruiand Victor, paper carrier, dwl 312 Fell
Noruiaiiden Amos, blacksmith with Pollard & Car-
vill Manufacturing Co., dwl 22 Turk
Nome Albert, laborer, dwl W s White bet Green
and Vallejo
Norris A. G., driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 3 Verona
Norris Charles, clerk with Henry C. Audersou, dwl
723 Union
Norris Charles, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Norris Charles, seaman, dwl 146 Folsom
Norris David, foreman Morning Bulletin, dwl 1010
Powell
Norris Edward C, assistant engineer with P. M. S.
S. Co., dwl 734 Tehama
Norris Eugene J., proprietor What Cheer Omnibus,
527 Sacramento
Norris Ezra, (Dial Publishing Go.) office 409
Washington, dwl 1007 Jones
Norris Ganselo, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 3 Ve-
rona Place
Norris James O, ticket agent N. P. Trans. Co., 217
Sansom, res Oakland
Norris John, clerk, dwl 589 Market
Norris John, laborer, dwl 59 Stevenson
Norris John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine, 36
Steuart
Norris John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Norris M. E. Miss, assistant Dial office, dwl 1007
Jones
Norris Michael, teamster with Keefe & Raggett,
dwl 814 Folsom
Norris Ralph, civil engineer, dwl 202 Second
Noras Samuel, capitalist, dwl Russ House
NORRIS WILLIAM, vice-president North Pacific
Trans. Co., office 217 Sansom, dwl Grand Hotel
Norstrom Peter, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
North, (first name and dwl refused) salesman with
R. A. Swain & Co.
North Amador M. Co., (Suiter Creek) office 27 Mer-
chants' Exchauge
North America Consolidated M. Co., (While Pine)
office 302 Montgomery
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(New York) Watson Webb, manager Pacific
coast, office 302 Montgomery
NORTH BEACH AND MISSION RAILROAD
CO., office and depot SW cor Fourth and Louisa
North Beach Brewery, Joseph Schwarz & Co., pro-
prietors, NE cor Powell and Chestnut
North Bloomfield Gravel M. Co., (Nevada, Cal.)
office 320 Sansom
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSU-
RANCE CO., Tillinghast Bros, general agents,
office 224 Sansom
NORTH CHINA MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
Koopmanschap & Co., agents, office 109 Cal
North Daniel, boilermaker, dwl 18 Freelon
North German Hotel, Asmus Hauseu, proprietor,
39 and 41 Jackson
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO.,
office 319 California
North Henry J., carpenter Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 32 Natoma
North John, shipbuilder, dwl N s Pacific nr Fillmore
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD CO.,
James McM. Shatter president, George G W.
Morgan secretary, office 224 Sansom
NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO.,
(Mexican Route) Cape St. Lucas. Bfazatlan, San
Bias. Guavmas and La Paz, office 217 Sansom
NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO.,
(Northern Route) Portland, Sitka, Eureka.
Crescent City, Port Orford, Coos Bay and
Umpqua River, office 21 'i Sansom
NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO.,
(Southern Route) Monterey, San Simeon, Sau
Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Au;i-
heim and San Diego, office 217 Sansom
North Point Dock, E s Sansom bet Lombard and
Chestnut
NORTH POINT DOCK U. S. BONDED WARE-
HOUSE, Pool & Harris proprietors, NW cor
Sansom and Lombard
North Star G. M. Co., (Grass Valley) office 119 Cal
Northam Edward P., real estate, dwl Grand Hotel
Northam Robert, bookkeeper, dwl Nucleus House
Northcott William, musician, dwl 340* Fifth
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO., (lire and life)
(London and Aberdeen) W. Lane Booker agent,
office 319 California
Northey Thomas P., barkeeper, 112 Taylor, dwl S
s Eddy nr Devisadero
Northrop David B,, capitalist, dwl 123 Mont Block
North rup Frederick, confectionery and fruits, 45
Third, dwl 232 Jessie
Northup Charles W., clerk, dwl 54 Third
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., (Milwaukee, Wis.) Hart F. Shep-
ardson general agent, office 315 Montgomery
Norton Arthur, clerk with David Samuels, dwl" 17
Fourth
Norton Benjamin R., (Norton & Gardiner) res
Alameda
Norton Bridget Miss, infants' wardrobes, 240 Third
Norton Charles B., master mariner, dwl 512 Larkin
NORTON EDWARD, agent Colorado Steam Nav.
Co., dwl 322 Ellis
Norton Elijah, mate steamer Alexander, H. K. &.
Co., 312 Sansom
Norton E. P. Mrs., furnished rooms. 526 Kearny
Norton Fiank, picklemaker with Cutting & Co., dwl
327 Fourth
Norton Frank B., bookkeeper with Brigham &
Balch, dwl NE cor Fourth and Minna
Norton G. A., (G. A. Norton & Co.) dwl 321 Geary
Norton G. A & Co., agents New Wilson SeWing
Machine Co., 337 Kearny
Norton George P., (colored) whitener and paper
hanger, NW cor Mission and Third, dwl S s
Lombard bet Franklin and Gottgh
Norton Henry, merchant, dwl 322 Eilis
Norton Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 731
Brannan
Norton Henry, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Norton Henry L., (Norton & Co.) dwl N s Sutter
bet Dupont and Stockton
Norton Henry M., mariner, dwl 508 Larkin
Norton James, carpenter, dwl 461 \ Tehama
Norton James, clerk, dwl 745 Brannan
Norton John, barkeeper with Hopkins & Moroney,
dwl 15 Stockton
Norton John, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 234
Oak
Norton John, real estate, dwl 274 Clementina
Norton John B., conductor City R. R., dwl 77 Fif-
teenth
Norton John W. Jr., (Lewis Albert & Co.) dwl
181 Perry
Norton Joseph, clerk, dwl 1921 Polk
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Cnildren'3 Woolen Good*
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLEHY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
500
AN FRANCISCO [ j\ ' DIRECTORY
Norton Joshua, (Emperor) dwl <'>2 4 Commercial
Norton Julius, clerk, 20 Montgomery
Norton Michael, barkeeper with P. J. Tannian,
dwl II I Geary
Norton Michael, bootmaker with Buckingham &
1 1, •.■hi. dwl 81 Stevenson
Norton Moses, merchant, dwl 217 Seventh
Norton Patrick, laborer, dwl 17 Hum
Norton Patrick, laborer, dwl 19 Clara, rear
Norton Patrick, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Norton Peter, cooper with Reuben Norton, 103
Commercial
Norton Rachael, real estate, dwl 1774 Folsom
Norton Reuben, cooperage, 103 Commercial, dwl
49 Clay
Norton Samuel, freight clerk P.M.S.S. Co,, dwl In-
ternational Hotel
Norton Thomas, niolder Union Iron Works, dwl 45
Jessie
Norton Thomas, wailer, dwl 17 Fourth
Norton Thomas II., whitening, dwl 507 Hayes
Norton William, butcher with William YauHousen,
dwl NE cor Guerrero aud Twentieth
Norton William F.. butcher, dwl Mission bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Norton William H., contractor, dwl N s Austiu nr
Franklin
Norton & Co., (Henry L. Norton) engraving pub-
lishers, 540 Clav
NORTON &, GARDINER, (Benjamin R. Norton
and George D. Gardiner) importers and manu-
facturers watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc., 30:2
Montgomery
Norvall Edward, butcher, dwl N s Santa Clara nr
Hampshire
Noivey James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar& Co.,
14 Howard
Nor wald Philip Mrs., dressmaker, dwl Brook nr
Geary
Norwood" William E., clerk with J. H. Jonet &Co.,
dwl 16 Hampton Place
Norwood William H., tinsmith with Locke & Mon-
tague, dwl 108 Prospect Place
Noser Frederick, laborer with John G. lis, dwl cor
Second and Clementina
Nos'er Thomas M., attorney at law, dwl 920 Wash-
ington
Nostrom Lewis, fisherman, dwl N s Greenwich nr
Scott
Notrai Jean, laborer, dwl 734 Vallejo
Noughton Thomas, laborer with Superintendent
Public Streets, dwl SW cor Pacific aud Mc-
Cormick
NOUGUES JOSEPH M.. attorney-at-law.office 539
California, dwl 408 Bryant
Nougues Peter T., attorney-at-law, office 539 Cal,
dwl 408 Bryant
NOURSE GEORGE A., (Wright & N.) attorney-
at-law, office 311(3 Pine, res Oakland
Nonrse Joseph E., mining, office 419 Clay, dwl 15
Second
Nourse Stephen H., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl
331 Montgomery
Novella Frauk, (Novella & Pitto) dwl 10J4 Mont-
gomery
Novella & Pitto, (Frank Novella and Giuseppe
Pitto) proprietors Tremont Livery Stable, 427
Jackson
Novo Jose I., clerk, bds 116 Jackson
Novretti Fernando, dwl 10 Hunt
Nowell George E., drayman Phoenix Iron Works,
dwl 110 Ellis
Nowitzky Gustav.barkeeper with Frederick Haase,
dwl 401 Spear
Nowman Rodolph, hairdresser with Pius Wetzel,
dwl 218 Pacific
Noyes Amos, marine surveyor Merchants' Mutual
Marine Ins. Co., aud agent American Lloyds,
office 406 California, dwl 13 Guy Place
Noyes Charles G., real estate agent, dwl N a Grove
bet Steiuer and F)llmore
Noyes (-buries H., ticket clerk with P. M. S. S. Co.
Noyes Oeorge H., clerk with Crane & Brigham,
dwl 119 Fifth
Noyes James, drayman with M. Williams, dwl 632
' Fell
Noyes J. D., government pilot, dwl 932 Pacific
Noyes John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Noyes John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Noyes Leonard W.. private detective, office and dwl
204 Montgomery
Noyes Richard B., marine adjuster, office 6 Mer-
" chants' Exchange, dwl 13 Guy Place
Noyes S. A., dwl Russ House
Noyes William, captain schooner Caroline Mills,
" dwl 31 1 Union
Noves William, upholsterer with William J. Heney
' & Co., 725 Market
Noyes Wi'liam M.. dwl 13 Guy Place
Noyes Wood, printer, dwl 347 Jessie
Nuck Adolph, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 5 Dora nr Bryant
Nucleus House, D. Stern proprietor, SE cor Third
and Market
Nudd Joseph, dwl 34 Oak Avenue
Nugent Ellen, (widow) dwl 230 Clementina, rear
Nugent James, laborer, dwl W s Gilbert bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Nugent James G., shoemaker with S. W. Roseustock
& Co., dwl 213 Thirteenth
Nugent John, attorney-at-law, office 619 Kearny
Nugent John, hackman Grand Hotel, dwl 83 Stev
Nugent John, pilot steamer Amador, dwl 221 Green
Nugent Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 1403 Stock
Nugeut Mathew P., engineer, dwl 242 Valparaiso
Nugent Owen, piledriver with E. C. Boobar& Co.
14 Howard
Nugent Peter, washboardmaker with Armes & Dal-
lam, dwl 216 Second
Nugent Thomas, laborer with Graves & Co. ,Ws
Long Bridge
Nugent Thomas, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflamme
Nugent William, special policeman, dwl 1015 Pac
Nugent William M., dwlNE cor Howard and Sev-
enteenth
Nuhrenberg Charles, (Nuhrenberg & Rebhan) dwl
N s Broadway nr Larkin
Nuhrenberg & Rebhan, (Charles Nuhrenberg and
Andrew Rebhan) groceries and liquors, N s
Broadway nr Larkin
Nulan Thomas, laborer, dwl NE cor Pac and San
Null S., teamster, dwl 22 Turk
Nunan Bridget, (widow) dwl 1518 Powell, rear
NUNAN EDWARD, carpenter and builder, office
618 Clay, dwl 712 Folsom
NUNAN JEFFREY, publisher and proprietor
Irish News, office aud dwl 432 Montgomery
NUNAN MATTHEW, proprietor Hibernia Brew-
ery, S s Howard bet Eighth and Ninth, d-wl
1227 Howard
Nunan Mathew C, painter, dwl 914 Powell
Nunan Patrick, dwl E 8 Folsom bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh ,
Nunan Thomas, upholsterer with William J. Heney
& Co., dwl S s Market bet Seventh aud Eighth
Nunan Thomas W., carpenter, dwl 914 Powell
Nunan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 914 Powell
Nunan Timothy, clerk Examiner office, dwl 917 Pow
Nunan Timothy A., expresswagon, 225 Washington
Nunan — See Noonan
Nunes George, laborer, bds 116 Jacksou
Nnret Bernard, porter, 135 Sausom, dwl 707 Pacific
Nuroivze Marius, barber, 647 Pacific, dwl Ss Val-
lejo bet Dupont and Stockton
Nussa William, bootmaker, 1111 Dup, dwl 904 Pac
Nussbaum Samuel, salesman, 620 Market, dwl 105
Mason
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale hardware aud Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 718 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [O] DIRECTORY
501
Nutnian James E., dwl 742 Washington
Nutsen Charles, captain stmr Belle, dwl 120 Silver
Nutshorn Henry, laborer.dwl NE cor How anil Sten
Nutson E., seamau steamer Santa Cruz, Washington
St. Wharf
Nuttall John, machinist, dwl S s Locust Avenue nr
Laguna
Nutting Calvin, (Calvin Nutting & Son) dwl NE
cor Van Ness Avenue and Broadway
Nutting Calvin Jr., (Calvin Nutting Sf Son) dwl
NUTTING CALVIN &. SON, (Calvin Nutting
Jr.) manufacturers iron doors and shutters,
417 and 419 Market
Nutting George P., machinehand Enterprise Mill,
dwl 304 Beale
Nutting Joseph E., contractor and builder, 923 Pow
Nutz Frederick, si<;n and ornamental painter, 722
Howard, dwl 11 1 Dora
Ny Louis, cook Swiss Union Hotel, dwl 621 Pacific
Nyaue John, seaman, dwl 3? Pacific
Nye Albert P., (Nye Sf Achrxou) dwl 156 Third
Nye Albert G., picture frames, engravings and sta-
tionery, 29 Third, dwl 235 Stevenson
Nye Benjamin, merchant, dwl 032 Market
Nye David B., cabinetmaker, 6 Freelon
Nye Dwight B.. salesman with E. A. Fargo & Co.,
dwl 909 Howard
NYE JOHN W., real estate agent, office 511 Cali-
fornia, (and J. W. Rule & Co.; dwl 1015 Scott
Nye St. Clair, foreman boxinakers Union Bos
Factory, dwl 308 Beale
Nye Thomas C, overland mail clerk S. F. Post
Office, dwl 728 Howard
NYE «fc ACHESON, (Albert F. Nye and Thomas
S. A cheson) importers chandeliers and gas fix-
tures, 315 and 317 Pine
Nyhon Johanna Miss, shoefitt.er with Orrin Jones,
dwl Eleventh bet Harrison and Folsom
Nyland Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Fillmore and
Greenwich
o
O'Beirne Joseph F., deputy clerk U. S. Circuit
Court and U. S. commissioner, office 1 U. S.
Court Building, dwl 23 Fifth Avenue
O'Brady Coleman, mason, dwl S s Vallejo bet
Jones and Taylor
O'Briau Francis, coachman, dwl W s Fifteenth bet
Castro and Noe
O'Briau John T., laborer, dwl 1337 Dnpont
O'Briau — See O'Brien, O'Briou and OBryan
O'Brien A., gasfitter with David Bush, d'wl 1 Col-
lege Place
O'Brien Ann, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 333 O'Far-
rell
O'Brien Ann, (widow) furnished rooms, 630 Miss
O'Brien Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 13 Freelon
O'Brien Barnard, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
O'Brien Bartholomew, warehouseman with Hay-
cock & Crary, dwl NE cor Broadway aud Mont
O'Brien Bernard", salesman. 102 San, dwl 20 Mont
O'Brien Catherine, dwl 232 Sixth, rear
O'Brien Catherine Miss, binder U. W. M.Boot and
Shoe Manuf. Co.
O'Brien Catherine Miss, furnished rooms, 33 Everett
O'Brien Catherine Miss, seamstress, dwl 7 Hunt
O'Brien Catherine L. Miss, dress aud cloakmaker,
3 O'Farrell
O'Brien Charles, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
&Co.
O'Brien Charles, bootfitter, dwl 5 Sherwood Place
O'Brien Charles, drayman, cor East and Commer-
cial, dwl 119 1 Gilbert
O'Brien Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
O'Brien Cornelius, expressman, SE cor Third and
Brannan, dwl 2 Liberty
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, dwl 29 First
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, dwl 112 Alta Place
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer with John O. Strand).
dwl Montgomery nr Greenwich
O'Brien 1). & M.. liquor saloon, SW cor New Mont-
gomery and Xati una
O'Brien Daniel, baker What Cheer House
O'Brien Daniel, bakery, 507 Van Ness Avenue
O'Brien Daniel, carpenter H.C League, 230 Ke my
O'Brien Daniel, gasfitter with P.P. O'Brieu, dwl
10 Sumner
O'Brien Daniel F., hamessmaker, dwl 211 Minna
O'Brien Daniel, porter, dwl 1616 Dnpont
O'Brien Daniel, ropemaker, dwl 1182 Howard
O'Brien Daniel, sawyer Excelsior Mill, dwl 414
Shipley
O'Brien Daniel, seaman, dwl 215 Main
O'Brien David, porter, dwl 21 Sumner
O'Brien 1) mid, waiter Lick House, dwl 732 Natoraa
O'Brien Daniel F., shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl 241 Minna
O'Brien David, lastmaker with Joseph Leveque,
dwl 442 Clementina
O'Brien David, porter, 216 California, dwl 21 Sum-
ner
O'Brien Dennis, driver with Hermann Hertz & Co.,
dwl SE cor Seventh and Minna
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, dwl 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Dennis, liquor saloon, SW cor Jackson and
Kearny
O'Brien Dennis, porter S. P. R. R., dwl W s Na-
toma bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
O'Brien Dennis, (J). Sf M. O'Brien) dwl N s Mis-
sion bet Second and Third
O'Brien Dennis J., marblecntter. dwl 452 Minna
O'Brien Edward, cooper, dwl 10| Langton
O'Brien Edward, laborer, dwl 842 Vallejo
O'Brien Edwin, cartman. dwl i8 Welsh
O'Brien Eliza Mrs, liquor saloon, 188 Jessie
O'Brien Eliza M., (widow) boarding, 521 Howard
O'Brien Ellen, (widow) dressmaking, 518 Valencia
O'Brien Felix, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works,
dwl Miller's Place
O'Brien Felix, carpenter, dwl 513 Lombard
O'Brien Felix, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 42
Ritch
O'Brien Frank, boilermaker S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl SW cor Cliesley and Boyd
O'Brien Francis, lauudryman, dwl N s Brannan bet
Fifth and Sixth
O'Brien George, deckhand, dwl 20 Washington
O'Brien Hannah Miss, domestic Occidental Hotel
O'Brien Henry A., wheelwright wi th A. Folsom,
dwl 1213 Jackson
O'Brien Isaac, bottledealer, dwl E s Harrison nr
Twenty-third
O'Brien James, baker with John D'Arcy, dwl 402
Third
O'Brien James, barkeeper, 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 521
Sacramento
O'Brien James, bootmaker with I. M. Wentwo rth
&, Co.
O'Brien James, butcher with William O'Brien, dwl
Empire House, South S. F.
O'Brien James, cartman with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 905 Folsom
O'Brien James, clerk with W. E. Cohen, dwl 237
Perry
O'Brien James, clerk, dwl 630 Mission
O'Brien James, coupe, Plaza
I >'Brien James, cooper, dwl 9 Vassar Place
O'Brien James, freightclerk with Cent. P. R. R.,
dwl 188 Jessie
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 207 Folsom, rear
( ) Brien James, laborer, dwl 649 Broadway
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl Kansas nr Sierra
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl Es Treat Aveuue bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
O'Brien James, laborer Empire Foundry
O'Brien James, laborer Golden Gate Park
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansorn Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
502
SAN FRANCISCO [O] DIRECTORY
O'Brien James, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 200
Jessie
O'Brien James, laborer S. P. Gas Co., dwl corBry-
ani and Rincon Place
0' Hi ifii James, laborer S. F. & P. Lead Pipe and
8hol Works, dwl 400 Gearv
O'Brien James, laborer with John W. Thunnan,
dwl 28 Ritcb
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 323 Bryant
O'Brien James, laborer with P. Hennessy &. Pro.,
dwl 221 Stevenson
O'Brien James, proprietor Brannan Street House,
630 Brannan
O'Brieu .lames, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
O'Brien James C, shipcalker, dwl 535 First,
O'Brien Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 237 Perry
i > Hi icii Jeremiah T., carpenter, dwl NW cor Pal-
ton and Webster
O'BRIEN J. 11. & CO., (George E. BeidJ plumb-
ers and gastitters, 22 Post, and gas fixture man-
ufacturers, 67 New Mont and 119 .Minna
O'Brien J. J., carpenter, dwl 210 Pacific
O'BRIEN J. J. & CO., dry goods, 606 Market
and 7 Post
O'Brien Johanna, (widow) dwl 755 Bryant
O'Brien John, blacksmith S. F. Gas Co., dwl 17
Clinton
O'Brien John, butcher, SE cor Bryant and Eighth,
dwl W s Kate bet Seventh and Eighth
O'Brien Jobn, butcher with Daniel Harris, dwl
Sixteenth nr Howard
O'Brien John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
O'Brien Jobn, carpenter, dwl 152 Silver
O'Brien John, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl 539 Howard
O'Brien John, compositor Morning Call, dwl 5
Ewer Place
O'Brien John, cook, 304 California
O'Brien John, expressman. X E cor Third and
Howard, dwl E s Eighth bet Folsom and How
O'Brien John, fruits, J"J5 Second, dwl 15)i Minna
O'Brien John, gasfitter. dwl 10 Leroy Place
( >'Brien John, groceries and liquors, NWcor Fourth
and Perry, dwl 142 Perry
O'Brien John, haxnessmaker, "J04 Eighth
O Brien John, laborer, dwl 9 Clinton
( I'Brien John, laborer, dwl 153 Mini. a, rear
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl N s Santa Clara nr York
O'Biien John, laborer, dwl S s Aha bet Sanson and
Montgomery
O'Brieu John, laborer, dwl San Bruno Road, 3J
miles from City Hall
O'Brieu John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
O'Brien John, lauudrymau Occidental Hotel
O'Brien John, mining, dwl 314 Beale
O'Biien Johu, proprietor Golden Age Hotel, 127
Pacific
O'Biien John, sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
215 Front, dwl 103 First
O'Brien John, sailmaker with William C. Wood,
dwl 30 Welsh
O'Biien Johu, shoemaker with Monniu Bros, dwl
11 Sherwood Place
O'Brien John, teamster, dwl 624 Post
O'Brien John, workman T. H. Selby & Co.'s Smelt-
ing Works, North Beach
O'Biien John, (Filzpatrick dk O'B.) dwl 321 Clem
O'Brien John, {O'Brien & Ward.) dwl 442 Green-
wich
O'Biien John Mrs., (widow) dwl 418 Greenwich
O'Brien John C, shipcalker, dwl 1313 Sac, rear
O'Brien John D., booth'tler U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 629 Minna
O'Biien John H., (J. H. O'Brien dy Co.) dwl 826
Geary
O'Brien John J., carpetbeater with Parker Merrill,
dwl 411 Stevenson
O'Brien John J., (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) dwl 11
Kearny
O'Brien John K., blacksmith, dwl W 8 Decatur bet
Bryant and Brannan
O'Brien Joseph, brushmaker, dwl 30 Freelon
O'Brien Joseph, clerk with C. C. Keeue, dwl 411
Stevenson
O'Brien Joseph, laborer S. F. & P. Lead ripe and
Shot Works
O'Brien Joseph, laborer Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 660 Mission
O'Brien Joseph, pressman Alta California, dwl 230
Jessie
O'Biien J.T., clerk with Patrick Barry, dwl 235
Jessie
O'Brien Julia Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primarv
School, dwl 950 Howard
O'Brieu Julia, (widow) dwl 11 Harriet
O'Biien K. A. Mrs., teacher Tehama St. Primary
School, dwl 507 Van Ness Av
O'Biien Kate Miss, sboetitter with Marks & Le-
vmsky, dwl 804j Geary
O'Brien Lawrence, laborer, dwl 69 Jessie
O'Biien Luke, porter with Wells, Fargo <fe Co.'s
Express, d\\ 1 9 Essex
O'Brien Maggie, seamstress LaGrande Laundry
O'Brien Maggie Miss, teacher South S. F. School,
dwl 507 Van Ness Av
O'Brien Margaret, (widow) dwl W 8 York nr
Twenty-fourth
O'Brien Margaret, (widow) proprietress Golden
City House, 116 Pacific
O'Biien Martin, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
27 Gilbert
O'Brieu Martin, newspaper carrier, dwl 26 Eausch,
rear
O'Biien Mary Miss, dwl 221 Mason
O'Brien Mary Miss, dwl 1610 Powell
O'Biien Mary, (widow) dwl 515 Howard, rear
O'Brien Mary, (widow) dwl E s Larkin bet Union
and Green
O'Biien Mary, (widow) dwl E s Gilbert bet Bran-
nan andTownsend
O'Brien Mathias, carpenter, SE cor Army and San-
chez
O'Brien Matthew, (O'Brien % Bro.J dwl Ws Ash
nr Larkin
O'Brien Matthew, laborer, dwl 232 Fremont
O'Brien Matthew J., blacksmith Market St. R. R.,
dwl 1 Willow
O'Brien Maurice H., laborer, dwl 2 Havwood
O'Brien Michael, clerk, dwl 424 Third
O'Brien Michael, clerk with O'Brien & Bro., dwl
Bryant nr Eighth
O'Brien Michael, clerk with Thomas O'Brien, dwl
(i5ll Mission
O'Brien Michael, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
232 Clementina
O'Brien Michael, contractor, dwl E a Seventh bet
Brannan and Townseud
O'Brien Michael, driver Cent. R. R., dwl 147 Na-
toma
O'Brien Michael, foreman with Haycock & Crary,
tlwl 555 Mission
O'Biien Michael, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
121 Shipley
O'Brien Michael, hostler with Wells, Fargo & Co.
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 178 Stevenson
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 334 Third, rear
O'Brieu Michael, laborer, tlwl 6(16 Third
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl N 8 Green bet Hyde
and Larkin
O'Brien Michael, laborer with R. & J. Morton
O'Brien Michael, miller Golden Gate Jblour Mills,
dwl 13 Natonia
O'Brieu Michael, millwright, dwl 39 Natoma
O'Brien Michael, porter, dwl SE cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
O'Brien Michael, "porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
325 First
O'Brien Michael, shipcarpenter, dwl 405 Beale
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [O] DIRECTORY
503
O'Brien Michael, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 127
Sliiplev. rear
O'Brien Michael, (D. & M. O'Brien) dwl N a Mis-
sion In-; Second and Third
O'Brien Michael J., carpenter with Hancock &
Kelso
O'Brien Michael S., laborer, dwl E s Second bet
Brannan and Townsend
O'Brien Morgan, bootfitter with D.W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
O'Brien Morris, laborer, dwl 147 Natom i
O'Brien Mortimer, dwl E s First Av bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
O'Brien Nicholas, blacksmith with Taber & Cun-
ningham, dwl 13 Hunt
O'Brien Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 006 Natoma
O'Brien Pat rick, blacksmith, dwl 44 Ritcb
0"Brien Patrick, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
O'Brien Patrick, fruits, dwl 2 Lick
O'Brien Patrick, gasfitter. dwl 2 Cottage Place
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl Blnxome nr Fourth
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl S\V cor Sansoni and
Alta
O'Brien Patrick, liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart and
Folsom, dwl SE cor Folsom and Zoe Place
O'Brien Patrick, porter Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, dwl 9 Essex
O'Brien Patrick, seaman ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17
Steuart
O'Brien Patrick, tailor, dwl 2 Sonoma Place
O'Brien Patrick J., sign and carriagepainter, 493
Eighth
O'Brien Peter, fiieman, dwl 146 Folsom
O'Brien Peter, hostler Cent. R. R., dwl 14 Board-
man Place
O'Brien Peter, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl W
s Alabama bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
O'Brien Peter, waiter, dwl 151 Natoma
O'Brien Peter K., blacksmith, dwl 24 Hayes
O'Brien Philip, roofer with John Kehoe, 18 Sutter
O'Brien Philip, liquor saloon. 543 Howard
O'BRIEN P. II.. plumber and gasfitter, 640 Mar-
ket, dwl S s Twenty-third bet Folsom and Treat
Avenue
O'Brien Robert, laborer with De Vries & Chase,
dwl 814 Sansom
O'Brien Robert, painter, dwl 13 Freelon
O'Brien Rose Mrs., dwl 608 Grove
O'Brien Terence, dwl 1121 Mission
O'Brien Thomas, dwl What Cheer House
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith with McAfee, Spiers
& Go.
O'Brien Thomas, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Asso-
ciation, -J34 Sutter
O'Brien Thomas, collector S. F. Gas Co., dwl 149
Tehama
O'Brien Thomas, driver Central R. R.
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, cor Market and Third,
dwl ■ 32 Pi i rv
O'Brien Thomas, groceries and liquors, 650 Mission,
dwl 148 Minna
O'Brien Thomas, hostler with Wells, Fargo & Co..
dwl 2H7 Pitch
O'Brien Thomas, ironworker, dwl Gunnison Ave-
nue ur Twenty-eighth, Bernal Hights
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Gilbert bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
O'Brien Thomas, laborer with Graves & Co., W 6
Long Bridge
O'Brien Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 16 Ritch
O'Brien Thomas, miner, dwl 650 Mission
O'Brien Thomas, seaman, dwl 411 Drumm
O'Brien Thomas, special policeman, dwl cor Annie
and Mission
O'Brien Thomas, ( O'Brien & Brother) dwl SE cor
Sixth and Minna
O'Brien Thomas A., attorney-at-law, office 629
Kearuv, dwl 435 Seventh
O'Brien Thomas B., laborer, dwl 267 Minna
O'Brien Thomas V., attorney-at-law, oib'ce 7J2
Montgomery, dwl 317 Grove
O'Brien Timothy, clerk, 22 Occidental Market, dwl
251 Perry
O'Brien Timothy, gardener South Park, dwl 54
Shipley
O'Brien Timothy, hostler, dwl 105 Jessie, rear
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, dwl 103 Stevenson
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, dwl W s Ninth bet Fol-
Bom and Barrison
O'Brien Timothy, laborer S. F. and P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 48 Dora
O'Brien Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 309 Filbert
O'Brien Timothy C. laborer, dwl Ws San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-seventh
O'Brien Walter, miner, dwl 422 Third
O'Brien William, hairdresser, dwl 316 Jessie
O'Brien William, dwl 24 Minna
O'Brien William, boarding, SW cor Brannan and
Seventh
O'Brien William, drayman, dwl SWcorBroadw y
and Fillmore
O'Brien William, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
860 Folsom
O'Brien William, laborer, dwl 220 Fifth
O'Brien William, laborer, dwl 257 Jessie
O'Brien William, grocer, dwl 142 Perry
O'Brien William. Laborer, dwl 474 Jes-ie
O'Brien William, teamster, 126 Clay, dwl Ss Broad-
way nr Fillmore
O'Brien William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl
251 Perry
O'Brien William, wholesale butcher, Railroad Ave-
nue, South S. F., dwl 916 Harrison
O'Brien William J., hairdresser with Adam Grimm,
dwl 316 Jessie
O'Brien William J., shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock it Co., dwl 2 Eddy Place
O'Brien William McM.. bookkeeper Hibernia Bank,
dwl il First Avenue
O'Brien William S., (Flood Sf O'B.) dwl 611
Post
O'Brien & Bro., (Thomas and Matthew O'Brien)
plumbers, gas and steam litters. 1136 Market
O'BRIEN ,V WARD, (John O'Brien and James
Ward) intelligence and real estate agents, NE
cor Clay and Montgomery
O'Brien — see O'Brian and O'Bryan
O'Calahan Eugene, laborer, dwl 227 Second
O'Callaghan Lizzie Miss, teacher Market Street
Primary School, dwl 707 Green
O'Callaghan Margaret, (widow) dwl SW cor Twelfth
and Mission
O'Callaghan Mary J., (widow) dwl 707 Green
O'Callaghan William, engineer steamer Santa Cruz,
dwl 24 Ritch
O'Callahan Michael, tea and coffee dealer, dwl 222
Jackson
O'C irroll Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
O'Claire Alfred, cooper with Francis W. Arnold,
dwl 16 Lafayette Place
O'Conuell Daniel, boatbuilder with John Reed,
dwl 6 Rincon Court
O'Connell Daniel, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 161 Clara
O'Connell Daniel, molder, dwl 33 Minna
O'Connell Daniel, reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl
Bush nr Kearny
O'Connell Daniel A., watchmaker, 155 Third, dwl
7 Hanqiton Place
O'Connell Dennis, laborer, dwl 1322 Filbert
O'Connell Edmund', laborer, dwl 63 Natoma
O'Connell Ellen, (widow) dwl 2009 Hyde
O'Connell Ellen, (widow) groceries, N s Union nr
Sansom, dwl N s Union bet Calhoun and San
O'Connell James, clerk, 344 Montgomery, dwl Fol-
som nr Eighth
O'Connell James, driver Market St. R. R.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
504
SAN FRANCISCO [Q] DIRECTORY
O'CONNELL JAMES, wood,. cor East and Com-
in. Trial, dwl 108 Main
O'Oonnell Janus A., books and stationery, 310
Fifth, dwl 2 Thompson Avenue
O'Connell John, carriagepainter with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 33 Langton
< CConnell John, coachman with M. M. Estee, dwl
S\V cor Union and Pierce
O'Oonnell John, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 41
Louisa
O'Oonnell John, driver N. 13. <fc M. R. R., dwl 215
Tehama
O'Comu-11 John, expresswagon, cor Sutter and
Montgomery, dwl 952 Mission
O'Connell John, laborer, dwl 32 Langton
O'CONNELL LAWRENCE, restaurant, 826 Mar-
ket, dwl 469 Stevenson
O'Connell Martin, butcher with William Oswald,
dwl 1012 Pacific
O'Connell Martin, bouse frontfitter, dwl 532 Natoma
O'Connell Matthew, laborer with J. P. Sweeney &
Co., dwl 543 Stevenson
O'Connell Michael, srlassblower Pacific Glass
Works, dwl E s Missouri nr Mariposa
O'Connell Michael, laborer, dwl Rassette Place
No. 2
O'Connell Michael, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
27 Rausch
O'Connell Patrick A., clerk with C. Donohoe, dwl
109 Fifth
O'Connell Patrick J., driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
SE cor Fifth and Minna
O'Connell Thomas, house frontfitter, dwl 532 Nat
O'Connell Thomas, seaman, dwl 210 Clara
O'Connell Thomas, stairbuikler, dwl 266 Clementina
O'Connell Timothy, carpenter, dwl 10 Welsh
O'Connell Tiinothv, clerk with Edmond Flvnn, dwl
SE cor Post and Taylor
O'Connell William, bootmaker, 820 Howard, dwl
156 First
O'Connell William, liquor saloon, 156 First
O' Conner Patrick, laborer, dwl 26 Anthony
O'Conner Patrick, laborer, dwl Ss Mariposa nr
Mississippi
O'Conner William, laborer, dwl Fort Point
O'Connor Abby Miss, chambermaid Occidental
Hotel
O'Connor Bridget Miss, housekeeper Occidental
Hotel
O'Connor Bryan, fKemie, O'C. & Co.) dwl cor
cor Van Ness Avenue and Geary
O^Connor Catherine, (widow) lodgings, 54 Minna
O'Connor Charles, bookkeeper with Couroy & O'-
Connor, dwl 456 Natoma
O'Connor Charles, broker, dwl 54 Third
O'Connor Charles, driver Market St. R. R., dwl
cor Natoma and Fifteenth
O'Connor Charles, hairdresser with J. Streib &
Brother, dwl 116 Morton
O'CONNOR CHRISTOPHER, groceries and
liquors. SW cor Fifth and Stevenson
O'Connor Cornelius, real estate, dwl 316 Fremont
O'Connor Daniel, boardintr, 1121 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, clerk S."F. Post Office, dwl 1224
Pacific
O'Connor Daniel, fireman, dwl W s Twelfth bet
Howard and Folsom
.O'Connor Daniel, wagonmaker with Bernard Gal-
lagher, dwl 103 Fust
O'Connor Dennis, baker with James Donnelly, dwl
228 First
O'Connor Dennis, baker with James Donnelly, dwl
529 Mission, rear
O'Connor Dennis, liquor saloon, 71 Stevenson
O'Connor Dennis, porter with Redington, Hostetter
& Co., dwl 244 Jessie
O'Connor Dennis, watchman Grand Hotel
O'Connor Ellen, dressmaker, dwl 308 Minna
•O'Connor Eugene, carpeuter, dwl 257 Minna
O'Connor F. J., salesman, 111 Front
O'CONNOR FRANK, attorney at law, office 625
Merchant, dwl 535 Seventeenth
O'Connor Frank, drngclerk with H. B. Shaw, dwl
108 Main
O'Connor George, carpenter, dwl 330 Jessie
O'Connor Hugh, salesman with P. A. Seiberlich,
dwl 16 Taylor
O'Connor James, (James O'Connor $ Co. J dwl NE
cor Geary and Taylor
O'Connor James, baker, dwl 267 Stevenson
O'Connor James, carpenter 'H. C. League, 230
Kearny
O'Connor James, clerk, dwl 204 Montgomery
O'Connor James, machiuist, dwl 568 Mission
O'Connor James, nurse City and County Hospital,
dwl 1919 Mason
O'Connor James, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 57 Shipley
O'Connor James, woodyard, cor Commercial and
East, dwl 108 Main*
O'Connor James Jr., machinist Columbia Foundry,
dwl 108 Main
O'CONNOR JAMES & CO., (Nathaniel P. Urn-
baugh) groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary
andTavlor
O'Connor Jeremiah, stonecutter, dwl 111 Sixth
O'Connor Jeremiah, teamster, dwl 4531 Tehama
O'Connor Jeremiah, wheelwright, dwl Es Mission
bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty seventh
O'Connor Jeremiah, whitener, dwl 728 Market
O'Connor John, carpenter and builder, dwl S s
Fifteenth Avenue bet Q and P, South S. F.
O'Connor John, carrier S. P. Post Office, dwl Six-
teenth bet Mission and Valencia
O'Connor John, clerk with James O'Connor, dwl
108 Main
O'Connor John, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
O'Connor John, mariner, dwl 420 Bryant
O'Connor John, produce commission, 112 Clay, dwl
cor Pacific Avenue and Octavia
O'Connor John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 57 Shipley
O'Connor John, steward with P. M. S. S. Co.
O'Connor John, stonemason, dwl NE cor McAl-
lister and Pierce
O'Connor John E., clerk with Stewart & Buckley,
dwl 629 Clay
O'Connor John M., laborer, dwl 258 Clementina
O'Connor Joseph, vice-principal Spring Valley
Grammar School, dwl 324 Teh ima
O'Connor Julia, (widow) dwl 26 Langton
O'Connor Lawrence, bricklayer, dwl N s Park Av-
enue opn Columbia, Bernal Highta
O'Connor Maria Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, dwl Seventeenth bet Dolores and
Guerrero
O'Connor Martin, gardener, dwl SE cor Leaven-
worth and Greenwich
O'Connor Mary, (widow) groceries and liquors, 59
Everett
O'Connor Mary Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry
O'Connor Mary Mrs. .boarding and lodging,198 Stev
O'Connor Michael, butcher, 1 Grand Central
Market, dwl N r Stevenson nr Ninth
O'Connor Michael, cook U. S. Hotel, 304 Beale
O'Connor Michael, engineer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 311
Ritch
O'Connor Michael, expresswagon, 349 Bush, dwl 1
Central Place
O'Connor Michael, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Lagunaaud Fulton
O'Connor Michael, laborer with Thomas Braden,
dwl SW cor Pierce and Eddy
O'Connor Michael, laborer New'D. S. B. Mint, dwl
21 Sixth
O'Conuor Michael, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
59 Everett
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN RCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [O] DIRECTORY
505
O'Connor Michael, machinist, dwl 311 Bitch
O'Connor Michael, plumber with O'Brien & Bro.,
dwl Stevenson bet Sixth and Seventh
O'CONNOR MICHAEL, proprietor Parker House,
617 Montgomery
O'Connor Michael, shoemaker, dwl 278 Tehama, rear
O'Connor Michael, shoemaker with Charles Pal-
mer, dwl cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
O'Connor Michael P., '( E. Commins & Co. J dwl
SE cor Mason and Filbert
O'Connor Michael J., (Conroy Sj- O'CJ res San
Rafael
O'Connor Norah. (widow) dwl 523 Post
O'Connor Owen, laborer, dwl 26 Clarence Place '
O'Connor Patrick, bootmaker, 532 Third'
O'Connor Patrick, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 17| Fifth Avenue
O'Connor Patrick, expresswagon, cor Third and
Berry, dwl W s Gilbert bet Bran and Townsend
O'Connor Patrick J., drygoods dealer, dwl S s Sev-
enteenth nr Mission Avenue
O'Connoi Patrick, laborer, dwl 12| Clinton
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, dwl 3rilunt
O'Connor Patrick, laborer with David Callahan,
dwl 33 Ritch
O'Connor Patrick, molder Union Iron Works, dwl
Anthony nr Mission
O'Connor Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar
&, Co.
O'Connor Patrick, sawyer Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl O'Farrell nr Laguna
O'Connor Terrence, laborer Golden Gate Park
O'Connor Terrence, miner, dwl 316 Fourth
O'Connor Thomas, coachman, dwl S s Nineteenth
bet Guerrero and Dolores
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, dwl 561^ Linden Av
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Pulaski and
Schuyler, Bernal Hights
O'Connor Thomas, laborer with Graves & Co., W
8 Long Bridge
O'Connor Thomas, laborer with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl Eighteenth Avenue, South S.F.
O'Connor Thomas, ■warehouseman, dwl S s Califor-
nia nr Webster
O'Connor Thomas H., ( Conroy & O'C.J res New
York-
O'Connor Thomas J., clerk, dwl 207 Taylor
O'Connor Thomas M., clerk County Recorder's
office, dwl NE cor Bush and Montgomery
O'Connor Timothy, (Lennon & Co.) dwl 823-
Folsom
O'Connor Timothy, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 9 Minna
O'Connor Timothy, calker with Coombs & Taylor,
dwl 429 Green
O'Connor Timothy, carpeuter, dwl 8 Welsh
O'Connor Timothy, paiuter with Wason & Morris,
dwl 165 Tehama
O'Connor Timothy, special policeman, dwl 18 Stan-
ford
O'Connor Timothy, wholesale and retail liquors,
446 Thirdr dwi 505 Third
O'Connor William, carpenter, dwl 916| Folsom
O'Connor William, cartman, dwl N s Union bet
Calhoun and Sanson)
O'Connor William, laborer, dwl 915 Market
O'Connor William, longshoreman, dwl 316 Ritch,
rear
O'Connor William B. Rev., assistant pastor St. Pat-
rick's R. C. Church, dwl 734 Mission
O'Connor William J., clerk with Yates & Co., dwl
755 Howard
O'Day Dennis J., teamster, dwl 256 Clementina
O'Day John F., clerk with Richard Tobin, dwl 256
Clementina
O'Day Margaret, (widow) dwl 5 Gilbert, rear
O'Day Martin, blacksmith, dwl 6 Adelaide Place
O'Day Mary Jliss, shoefitter with Charles Donovan,
dwl Gilbert bet Brannan and Bryant
O'Dav Michael, drayman with Christy & Wise, dwl
228 Clara
O'Day Michael, painter, dwl 139 Natoma
O'Day Patrick, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 4
Natoma
O'Dav Thomas, laborer with Little & Lawson, dwl
9 Gilbert
O'DAY WILLIAM, varnisher, 120 Main, dwl 540
Howard
O'Dea Catherine, (widow) dwl 546 Natoma
O'Dea Edmund, carriage blacksmith with Lowney
Bros., dwl 444 Sixth
O'Dea John A., tinsmith with Joseph J. Vaseon-
cellos, dwl 546 Natoma
O'Dea Martin, (Dv.nn.igan 8? O'D.J dwl 609 Post
O'Dea Thomas, cartman. dwl I Chinch Place
O'DOHERTY GEORGE, official reporter Fourth
District Court, office 15 City Hall, second floor,
dwl Lick House
O'Doherty John, laborer, dwl N s Tweiitv-fifth nr
York
O'Donald Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 18* Rausch,
rear
O'Donnell Bernard, dwl 13J Polk
O'Donnell Bridget, restaurant, 709 Brannan
O'Donnell Charles, expresswagon, N\V cor Mission
and Second, dwl SW cor Sherman and Folsom
O'Donnell Charles C, physician, office and dwl 825
Kearny
O'Donnell Coleman, laborer, dwl Ws Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
O'Donnell Cornelius, laborer Golden State Iron
Works, dwl NE cor Ecker anil Mission
O'DONNELL CORNELIUS, morocco dresser, tan-
nery, and dealer hides and wool, 007 Bran-
nan, dwl 606 Third
O'Donnell Cornelius, trunkmaker with E. Gal pen &
Co., dwl E s Folsom bet Sixteenth and (Seven-
teenth
O'Donnell Edward, porter with George Huston &
Co., dwl E s Church bet Twenty-first and Twen-
ty-second
O'Donnell P., laborer, dwl 1331 Pacific
O'Donnell George, laborer, dwl 211 Broadway
O'Donnell James, carpenter, dwi W s Valencia nr
Twenty-fifth
O'Donnell James, laborer, dwl 515 Mission
O'Donnell James, plumber, dwl N s Ninth nr
Mission
O'Donnell James, policemau City Hall, dwl 116
Bernard
O'Donnell James, real estate, dwl 868 Folsom
O'Donnell James, special policeman, dwl Eleventh
Avenue bet N and P
O'Donnell James, tailor with John O'Donnell, dwl
559 Mission
O'Donnell James W., plumber with J. H. O'Brien
&. Co., dwl 421 Bryant
O'Donnell Jane, (widow) dwl 9 Carlos Place
O'Donnell John, hostler with Clayburgh & Branden-
stein, dwl 728 Market
O'Donnell John, machinist with C. O'Donnell, dwl
606 Third
O'Donnell John, merchant tailor, 23 Post, dwl S s
Fulton bet Laguna and Buchanan
O'Donnell John, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 7
Crook
O'Donnell John, teamster with William McMaun,
dwl cor Polk and Clay
O'Donnell John, workman with T. H. Selby & Co.,
dwl N s Francisco bet Taylor and Mason
O'Donnell John, f O'Donnell & Connor J dwl 20
Ritch
O'Donnell M., fireman Moses Tavlor, Australia
S.S. Line
O'Dounell Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 239 Fifth
O'Donnell Margaret Miss, shoefitter with Orrin
Jones, dwl 740 Folsom
O'Donnell Martha Mrs., boarding, 179 Minna
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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O'Donnell Martin, laborer, dwl 49 Jessie, rear
O'Donnell Martin, ( Donovan & 0' D.J dwl 454
Natoma
O'Donnell Martin, waiter Sixth Street Restaurant,
,lw] 15-1 Natoma
O'Donnell Mary Miss, seamstress, dwl 7 Crook
O'Donnell Michael, fireman, dwl 112 Steuart
( ►'Donnell Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Silver
O'Donnell Michael, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
[daho
O'Donnell Myles, clerk with Campbell, Pox &
Campbell, dwl 925 Broadway
O'Donnell Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 589 Market
O'Donnell Patrick, liquor saloon, W s Kentucky nr
Sixteenth
O'Donnell Roger, manager Magenta House, 1314
Dupont, dwl 1318 Dupont
O'Donnell Sarah, (widow) dwl E s Hampshire nr
Twenty-second
O'Donnell Thomas, carpenter, dwl 566 Mission
O'Donnell Thomas, clerk with E. Supple, dwl 559
Mission
O'Donnell Thomas, grauitecutter with Larseneur &
Sheerin
O'Donnell Thomas, laborer, dwl Black Point
O'Donnell William, dwl E s Clinton bet Brannan
and Townsend
O'Donnell William, laborer, dwl Black Point
O'Donnell William, moroccodresser with C. O'Don-
nell, dwl Ws Sixth bet Brannan and Townsend
O'Donnell & Connor/ John 0' Donnell andPatrick
Oonnor) wood and coal, 18 Everett.
O'Donnelly Michael, laborer with Whitney &Freese
O'Donoghue Michael A., dwl 11 Kearny
O'Dononue Eugene, laborer, dwl 29 First
O'Donohue Michael, shoemaker with Marks & Lev-
insky, res Clinton
O'Donovan Bartholomew J., carpenter and builder,
dwl 16 Taylor
O'Drane Jane Miss, upholsteress with Frank Gr. Ed-
wards, dwl SW cor Dora and Bryant
O'Driscoll Daniel, laborer with P. M*. S.S. Co., dwl
21 Stanford
O'Dwver James, clerk with C. Curtin, dwl 117
Fifth
O'Farrell Bernard, laborer, dwl 137 Minna
O'FAKRELL JASPER, State Harbor Commis-
sioner, office 41-1 Montgomery, dwl 643 Folsom
O'Farrell John, dwl 508 Powell
O'Farrell Thomas, marblecutter, dwl 31 Eddy
O'Ferrell Francis, paying teller Hiberuia Bank,
dwl 405 Minna
O'Flahert y Dennis, hackman, Plaza, dwl NW cor
Grove and Gongh
O'Flaherty John, laborer, dwl 3 Lick
O'Gorman Dennis C, miller, dwl 142 Perry
O'Gorman James C, baker, 142 Perry
O'Gorman John, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
O'Gorman Patrick, liquor saloon, 508 Mission
O'Gorman Thomas, carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl
777 Market
O'Grady Honora, (widow) dwl 1005 Pacific
O'Grady dames, waiter with Frederick Schmid,
dwl 646 Howard
O'Grady James, coal dealer, dwl 904 Folsom
O'Grady John, waiter with Frederick Schmid, dwl
646 Howard
O'Grady John, cook with N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
O'Grady Margaret, (widow) dwl 506 Minna
O'Grady Mary, (widow) dwl 1011 Mason
O'Grady Patrick, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
O'Hagan Patrick, barkeeper, 413 Montgomery, dwl
22 O'Farrell
O'Hale Patrick, laborer Fulton Foundry
O'Halloran Florence, laborer with S. F. Gas Co
dwl 700 Howard
O'Halloran Mark, laborer, dwl 32* Clara
O'Halloran Timothy, coachman, dwl 1103 Mason
O'Hanlon Felix, What Cheer coal yard, 133 Secoud,
and special policeman, dwl 146 Minna
O'Hara Charles, driver Central R. R., dwl E s
Clinton nr Brannan
O'Hara Charles, toolmaker with Carl Hinz, dwl 44
Spear
O'Hara Daniel, seaman schooner Margaret Crock-
ard, dwl 27 Market
O'Hara Edward, machinist with Hawkins & Cant-
rell, dwl N s Linden nr Gough
O'Hara Edward, molder Union Iron Works, dwl
248 Tehama
O'Hara Helen, dressmaker, dwl 629^ Minna
O'Hara James, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
O'Hara James, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
O'Hara James, laborer, dwl W s York nr Butte
O'Hara John, hostler, dwl 412 Post
O'Hara John, laborer Golden Gate Park
O'Hara John, laborer, dwl 313 Main
O'Hara John, rigger, dwl NE corner Second and
Howard
O'Hara John, waiter Russ House
O'Hara Margaret Miss, laundress, La Grande
Laundry
O'Hara Patrick, stonemason, dwl 106 Bernard
O'Hara Thomas, plumber, dwl Morse Place
O'Hara William G., porter, 8 Battery, dwl 704
Dupont
O'Hare James, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 117 Gilbert
O'Hare John, California nursery, NE cor Harrison
and Treat Avenue
O'Hea Richard, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
O'Hea Richard H. stovemouuter with Locke & Mon-
tague, dwl cor Valencia and Mission
O'Hearn Thomas, laborer, dwl 24 Clarence Place
O'Hern Thomas, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s stmr
Amador
OTlerron Matthew, stonemason, dwl 93:1 1 Folsom
O'Holland Patrick, helper with McAfee, Spiers
& Co.
O'Hore Edward, laborer, dwl 223 Beale
O'Hore Michael, laborer Fulton Foundry, dwl 223
O'Horey M., laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl cor Fifth
and Howard
O'Kane Francis, furniture wagon, NWcor Mont-
gomery and California, dwl 555 Natoma
O'Kane John, office 511 California, dwl 346 First
O'Kane John, expresswagon, SE cor Kearny and
Sutter, dwl 270 Perry
O'Kane John, hackman, Plaza
O'Kane John, saddlery and harness, 213 Kearny,
dwl 508 Kearny
O'Kane Morris, expresswagon, cor Montgomery and
California, dwl 2'J2 Fifth
O'Keefe Arthur, clerk with Kennedy & Durr, dwl
W s Hyde bet Union and Green
O'Keefe Arthur, machinist with Calvin Nutting &
Son, dwl 55 First
O'Keefe Daniel, clerk with James Kelly, dwl 834
Market
O'Keefe David, teamster with H. C. Halsted, dwl
818 Mission
O'Keefe Dennis, cooper, dwl 29 Hunt
O'Keefe Patrick, laborer, dwl N « Larkin nr Hayes
O'Keefe James, watchman, dwl 123 Jackson
O'Keefe Jeremiah, waiter, dwl 54 Jessie
O'Keefe John, cooper Cal. Sugar Kelinery, dwl
cor Fifth and Harrison
O'Keefe John, drayman with George Bryden, dwl
Perry 225^
O'Keefe John, painter with Donovan &. Hayes
O'Keefe John, porter, dwl J2>! Folsom
O'Keefe Joseph, cabinetmaker with L. &. E. Eman-
uel, dwl 7 18 Brannan
O'Keefe P., (widow) dwl 45 Ritcb
HUNTINGTON, HOP.KINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [O] DIRECTORY.
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O'Keefe Patrick, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 718 Braunan
O'Keefe Timothy, laborer, dwl E s Hyde bet Union
and Filbert
O'Keefe William H., clerk with H. P. Wakelee,
dwl Occidental Hotel
O'KEEFFE FRANCIS P. plumbing and gasfitting,
1063 Market nr Seventh
O'Keettu Michael, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Harrison and Dora
O'Keefi'e Thomas J., assistant bookkeeper with Red-
ington, Bostetter & Co., dwl S Mason
O'Keefi'e Timothy, bootmaker with I. M. Went-
worth <% Co., dwl W s Chesley nr Brvant
O'Keefie William, shoemaker, dwl 1161 Howard
O'Laughlin Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
O'Leary Daniel, laborer, dwl Bush nr Franklin
O'Leary Dennis, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
O'Leary Dennis, teamster, dwl 618 Jones
O'Leary James, hostler, dwl 7 Lewis
O'Leary James, clerk, dwl 175 Minna
O'Leary Jeremiah, currier with C. O'Donnell, dwl
SW cor Seventh and Brannan
O'Leary John, boatman, dwl 51 Stevenson
O'Leary K. R. Miss , teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 323i Minna
O'Leary Mary Miss, millinery, 138 Sutter
O'Learv Michael, blacksmith, dwl 431 Tehama
O'Leary Michael, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
O'Leary Patrick, dwl N s Wilder bet Webster and
Fillmore
O'Leary Patrick, clerk, dwl 23 Ritch
O'Leary Patrick, marblepolisher with A. Paltenghi,
dwl 4(18 Market
O'Learv William, boatman, Market Street Wharf,
dwl South S. F.
O'Leary William, letter department Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 531| Tehama
O'Mahoney Jeremiah, carpenter and builder, dwl
425 Stevenson
O'Mahoney John, carpenter with Jeremiah O'Ma-
honey, dwl 425 Stevenson
O'Malley Andrew, laborer with Martin Heyfron,
dwl 308 Minna, rear
O'Malley Annie, (widow) dwl 631 Ellis
O'Malley Charles, plasterer, dwl E s Fairoaks nr
Twenty-fourth
O'Malley Charles K., clerk with Painter & Calvert
O'Malley James, carpenter, dwl 511 Fulton
O'Malley James, plumber and gaslitter, 650 Market,
dwl 5451 Natoma
O'Malley James J., collector S. F. Gas Co., dwl 831
Howard
O'Mallev John, laborer with Sup't Public Streets,
dwl' li 104 Polk
O'Malley John, meterman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1703
Kearny
O'Malley Michael, laborer, dwl 518 Jones
O'Malley Patrick, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 8 Vassar Place
O'Malley Peter, fireman, dwl 545 First
O'Mara Mary, (widow) dwl Lynch nr Leavenworth
O'Mealia Thomas, hostler with Thomas Golden,
dwl 709 Market
O'Meara John, laborer, dwl S s Fourteenth nr Fol
O'Meara John, ( O'Meara & Meyer) dwl SW cor
Fillmore and Pine
O'Meara Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl W s
Leavenworth bet Pine and California
O'Meara Michael, drayman, cor East and Com-
mercial, dwl 859 Folsom
O'Meara Michael, teamster, dwl 722 Clementina
O'Meara Patrick, driver with John Renault, dwl
712 Pacific
O'Meara William, bootmaker with Frank Grull,
dwl 20 Page
O'Meara <fc Meyer, (John O'Meara and Albert
Meyer) groceries and liquors, SW cor Fill-
more and Pine
O'Neal Dennis, machinist, dwl 206 Bitch, rear
O'Neal James, fireman Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line
O'Neal N. Mrs., seamstress, dwl Niantic Hotel
O'Neal Patrick, clerk, dwl SE cor Sic and Natoma
O'Neal Timothy, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl*4 Laf.iyette
O'Neal Timothy, goldbeater, dwl 508 Mission
O'Neale William T., mining stock, dwl 713 Taylor
O'Neil Alexander A., physician, 652 Washington,
dwl SW cor Lombard and Dupont
O'Neil Charles, laborer S. P. R. R.
O'Neil Charles, molder, dwl 227 Second
O'Neil Charles, tailor, dwl 22 St, Charles Place
O'Neil Charles, wiremaker, dwl SE cor Second and
Howard
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, dwl 1224 Folsom, rear
O'Neil Daniel, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
1121 Harrison
O'Neil Daniel F., molder Union Iron Works, dwl
E s Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
O'Neil David, locksmith and bellhanger, dwl 527
Pine
O'Neil Edward, driver Engine Co. No. 3, S. F. F.
D., dwl 813 Sutler
O'Neil Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl
O'Farrell nr Laguua
O'Neil Edward J., packer with R. A. Swain &. Co.,
dwl McAllister nr Webster
O'Neil Eugene, laborer, dwl 159 Clara
O'Neil Fannie, furnished rooms, 527 Pine
O'Neil Felix, foreman with J. Strahle & Co., dwl 7
Mission Avenue
O'Neil Florence, pressman Alta Job Office, dwl
Steiner bet Ellis and Eddy
O'Neil Henry, brassfinisher with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 121 Morton
O'Neil Henry S., chimneysweep, 341 Bush, dwl
cor Minna and Mary
O'Neil J mes, bookbinder, dwl 121 Mo to i
O'Neil James, laborer with Whitney & Freese
O'Neil James, special policeman, dwl •( Chesley
O'Neil James, steward stmr Chin DuWan, dwl 23
Vallejo
O'Neil Jeremiah T., painter, dwl 115 Second
O'Neil John, dwl 6 Quincy
O'Neil John, baker with" A. E. Swain, dwl 37
Eddy
O'Neil John, carpenter, dwl 728 Market
O'Neil John, coachman, dwl 14 Harlan Place
O'Neil .John, laborer Golden Gate Park
O'Neil John, milkman, dwl Valencia nr Sixteenth
O Neil John, painter, dwl 926 McAllister
O'Neil John, shoemaker, dwl Portsmouth House
O'Neil John, tailor with Abraham Franco, dwl 202
Pacific
O'Neil John, watchman Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
4 Eddy Place
O'Neil John, wiremaker, dwl 4 Folsom, rear
O'Neil John, ( McGajfrey & O'N.J dwl 26 Freelon
O'Neil John Jr., messenger Wells, Fargo &. Co.'s
Express, dwl 4 Eddy Place
O'Neil John G., special policeman, dwl Howard bet
Spear and Steuart
O'Neil John W., laborer, dwl 908 Folsom
O'Neil Mary, (widow) seamstress, dwl 546 Bry-
ant
O'Neil Michael, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 69 Everett
O'Neil Michael, laborer, dwl 121 Morton
O'Neil Michael, proprietor Second St. House, 115
Second
O'Neil Michael J., wholesale liquors, 316 Jackson,
dwl NW cor Dupont and Lombard
O'Neil Moses, watchman Oakland boat, dwl 652
Stevenson
O'Neil M. Sarsfield, (Button S? O'VJ attorney-at-
law, office 609 Sacramento, dwl 115 Second
JON.3S, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
O'Neil Owen, oomporitor Monitor,, dwl 1000 Wash-
ington
O'Neil Patrick, brakeman S.P.R.R.
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Dolores and
Twenty-sixth
O'Neil Richard, cxpresswagon, cor California and
Market
O'Neil Terrence, laborer with DunnigaD & O'Dea,
dwl 225 Bilsfa
O'Neil Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 22 Turk
O'Neil Thomas, driver ilose Co. No. 4, S. P. F. D.,
dwl Ea Stockton nr Greenwich
O'Neil Thomas, glasscutter and stainer, 10 Steven-
bou, dwl N s Seventeenth bet Church and Do-
lorea
O'Neil Thomas, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
O'Neil Thomas, laborer Cal. P. R.R. Co.'s stair Cor-
nell i
O'Neil Timothy, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecbt
O'Neil Timothy, goldbeater with Snow & Roos,
dwl S 10 cor Howard and Beale
O'Neil William, stevedore, dwl 610 Jessie, rear
( >'Neil William, shoemaker, dwl Niantic Hotel
O'Neil William, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dvvl SW cor Main and Folsom
O'Neil William P., gasfitter with P. B. O'Brien,
dwl 121 Morton
O'Neill Alexander, bootmaker. 111 Sixth
O'Neill Andrew, laborer, dwl 318 Main, rear
O'Neill Barney, laborer S. F. Boiler Works, dwl
161 Silver
O'Neill Bernard, cook, dwl 212 Broadway
O'Neill Charles, carpenter, dwl 2*0 Minna
O'Neill Daniel, engineer, dwl 1178 Howard
O'Neill Daniel, longshoreman with Charles E. Ilas-
eltine
O'Neill Daniel, Biggers' and Stevedores' Union,
429 Pacific
O'Neill Daniel, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
O'Neill David, waiter Delmonico Restaurant, dwl 5
Quincy
O'Neill Dennis, laborer Occidental Hotel
O'Neill Dennis, laborer, dwl 318 Main, rear
O'Neill Edward, tilecutter, dwl Solano bet Tennes-
see and Minnesota
O'Neill Edward, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
N s Seventeenth nr Dolores
O'Neill Edward J., clerk with Kennedy & Durr,
dwl 7(18 Howard
O'Neill Eliza Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry
O'Neill Ellen Miss, milliner, 12 Montgomery
O'Neill Ellen, (widow) laundiess, dwl 308 Fre-
mont
O'Neill Eugene, draftsman Union Iron Works, res
Oakland
O'Neill Eugene, laborer, dwl 606 Third
O'Neill Felix, clerk Headquarters Military Division
Pacific, 703 Market, dwl 356 Minna
O'Neill Francis, f O'Neill & McCLuskcy) dwl 594
Stevenson
O'Neill George, boilermakerS. F. Boiler Works
O'Neill Henry S., contractor, dwl 422 Natoma
O'Neill James, bookbinder with D. Hicks & Co.,
dwl 121 .Morton
O'Neill James, engineer, dwl 8 Natoma
O'Neill James, expresBwagon, NE cor Sacramento
and Montgomery, dwl 520 Seventh
O'Neill James, flouipacker, dwl S s Mariposa nr
Arkansas
O'Neill James, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
O'Neill James, laborer with S. F. Gas Co., dwl 8
Natoma
O'Neill James, liquor saloon, 20 Main
O'Neill James, plasterer, dwl E s Shotwellbet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
O'Neill James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
O'NEILL JAMES, secretary Omnibus E. R. Co.,
office 725 Howard, dwl 829 Howard
O'Neill James B., clerk with Beverson Bros., NW
cor Fifth and Natoma
O'Neill James J., bagmaker with Bardwell & Co.
O'Neill Joanna Miss, typesetter with California
Type Foundry Co., dwl 313 Main
O'Neill John, butcher, dwl W s Potrero Avenue
bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
O'Neill John, laborer, dwl 149 Beale
O'Neill John, lumberman, dwl 318 Main, rear
O'Neill John, optician, 407 Third
O'Neill John, Riggers and Stevedores' Association,
429 Pacific
O'Neill John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
O'Neill John, special policeman, dwl 149 Beale
O'Neill John, wheelwright with Eugene James, dwl
533 Commercial
O'Neill John, with Keyt & Co., dwl NE cor Mar-
ket and Kearny
O'Neill John M., inspector Custom House, dwl 517
Bryant
O'Neill John P., laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Mission
O'Neill Joseph, with George Taylor, dwl Alta bet
Montgomery and Sansom
O'Neill Lawrence, laborer, dwl Ns Union bet San-
som and Battery
O'Neill Matthew, seaman bark Chris. Mitchell, pier
1 Steuart
O'Neill Michael, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
O'Neill Michael, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl
59 Minna
O'Neill Michael, trunkmaker with E. Galpen&Co.,
dwl NW cor Howard and Beale
O'Neil! M. J. Miss, teacher South S. F. School, dwl
422 Tehama
O'Neill Morris, waiter Delmonico Restaurant, dwl
5 Quincy
O'Neill Patrick, dwl 11 Russ
O'Neill Patrick, milkman, dwl N s Alta bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
O'Neill Patrick, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
O'Neill Peter, cook, dwl 311 Pacific
O'Neill Richard, butcher, 1 and 2 California Market,
dwl 11 Russ
O'Neill Robert, butcher, dwl Railroad Avenue nr
First Avenue
O'NEILL ROBERT, Orient liquor saloon, 107 San
O'Neill Thomas, liquor agent, dwl 807 Mission
O'Neill Thomas, drygoods, dwl 263 Octavia
O'Neill Thomas, (Kennedy, O'Neill & Brennan)
dwl SE cor Hayes and Gough
O'Neill Timothy, plumber, dwl E s Montgomery
bet Filbert and Greenwich
O'Neill & McCluskey, (Francis O'Neill and Michael
McCluskey) blacksmiths, 9 Powell
O'Nial Joshua, bookkeeper, 103 Front, dwl 555
Jessie
O' Regan Patrick, shipwright, dwl 205 Main
O'Reilly Daniel, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
O'Reilly Daniel, stoker, dwl Ss Oregon bet Drumni
and Davis
O'Reilly David, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
364 Third
O'Reilly Farrell J., (Coon # O'R.J dwl 637 Stev
O'Reilly Hugh J., portwarden S. F., office 525
Front, dwl NE cor Lombard and Kearny
O'Reilly James, liquor saloon, 136| Seventh, dwl
SE cor Harrison and Dora
O'Reilly James J., liquor saloon, 200 Seventh, dwl
308 Fremont
O'Reilly Jeremiah, bootmaker with Buckingham <fc
Hecht, dwl 237 Fell
O'Reilly John, laborer with Hancock <fc Kelso
O'Reilly John, laborer, dwl 1919 Mason
O'Reilly John K., porter with Authony J. Griffith,
dwl 1313 Kearny
O'Reilly Lawrence, gardener, dwl 214 Broadway
O'Reilly Michael, helper Union Iron Works
O'Reilly Michael, porter, 103 Front, dwl 219 Minna
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Busn and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
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O'Reilly Miles, laborer with Whitney & Freese
O'Reilly Patrick, capitalist, dwl 21 Clara
O'Reilly Patrick S., clerk, chyl N s Seventeenth nr
Valencia
O'Reilly Peter, dwl S s Geary nr Devisadero
O'Reilly Peter, policeman City Hall, dwl 18 Louisa
O'Reilly Philip, cook Grand Hotel
O'Reilly Philip F., barkeeper, dwl 41 Tehama
O'Reilly William, waiter with Flynu & Co., dwl 15
Sherwood Place
O'Riely Timothy, beer saloon, 132 Folsom
O'Riley David, "machinist, dwl 361 Third
O'Rourke Austin J., miner, dwl 106 Bernard
O'Rourke Catherine, (widow) boarding and lodg-
ing, 42 Sacramento
O'Rourke James K.. sawyer with E. K. Howes &
Co.. dwl 269 Minna
O'Rourke John, carriagemaker with McArron &
Sophey, dwl 1:20 Austin
O'Rourke John, laborer, dwl W s Illinois bet Shasta
and Sierra
O'Rourke John, woodturner, dwl 1005J Natoma
O'Rourke Laurence, gardener, dwl W s Mission
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
O'Rourke Michael, carpenter, dwl 739 Clementina
O'Rourke Patrick, carpenter, dwl 120 Austin
O'Rourke Patrick, laborer, dwl W 8 Salmon nr
Pacific
O'Rourke Patrick, (O'Rourke & Go.) dwl 957
Bryant
O'Rourke Peter, hackmau Grand Hotel, dwl 9 Clara
O'Rourke Thomas, (Kiernan Sf O'R.J dwl 13 Ritch
O'Rourke & Co.. ( Patrick O'Rourke, Daniel Ryan,
Maurice HennesSy and Patrick DarcyJ tan-
ners and curriers, 735 Brannan
O'Shaue Thomas, waiter, dwl 22 Anna Lane
O'Shaughnesey Martin, conductor, dwl 27 Anthony
O'Shaughnessey J., conductor Occidental Hotel
O'Shaughnessy John, porter with Richards & Harri-
son, dwl 51 Third
O'Shaughnessy Martin, laborer, dwl 212 Ritch
O'Shaughnesey William J., market, NW cor Hyde
and O'Farrell, dwl NW cor Birch and Octavia
O'Shea Ann, (widow) dwl 7 Hunt
O'Shea Dennis, expresswagon, SE cor Bush and
Keamy
O'Shea James J., plumbing and gas fixtures, 1322
Stockton, dwl 917 Vallejo
O'Shea Sarah, (widow) seamstress, dwl S s Six-
teenth bet Valencia and Mission
O'Shea Thomas, contractor, dwl 508* Fell
O'Shea Thomas, painter, dwl 141 Natoma
O'Sullivan Dennis, tailor, dwl 57 Everett
O'Sullivan Ellen Miss, upholsteress with Frank G.
Edwards, dwl 513 Howard
O'Sullivan James, bricklayer, dwl 543 Stevenson
O'Sullivan James, hairdresser, 33 Sixth
O'Sullivan James, printer, dwl 29 Oak
O'Sullivan John, boots and shoes, 41 Sixth, dwl 471
Jessie
O'Sullivan John, porter with iEneas Daily, dwl cor
Hyde and Russell
O'Sullivan Kate Miss, upholsteress with Frauk G.
Edwards, dwl 521 Pine
O'Sullivan Martha, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 144
Shipley
O'Sullivan" Michael, harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 515 Pine
O'Sullivan Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 543 Stevenson
O'Sullivan Patrick D., liquor saloon, 602 Wash
O'Sullivan Richard, editor Monitor, dwl 30 Kearny
O'Sullivan Thomas T., salesman with James O'Han-
lon, dwl 2 Delaware Place
O'Toole Hugh, laborer, dwl 13 Clinton, rear
O'Toole James, bricklayer, dwl 144 Natoma
O'Toole James, shoemaker, b3i Davis, dwl W s
Webster bet Lombard and Chestnut
Oak Henry L., clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 721 Market
Oak J. M., carpenter, dwl 515 Taylor
Oakes George, porter, 311 Pine, dwl Berry House
Oakes George \V., apothecary, 30 and 81 Naglee'a
Building, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant,
dwl 51 4 Filbert
Oakes John, laborer with Whitney <fe Freese
Oakes John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Oakes John, seaman, dwl 319 Beale
Oakes Thomas, porter, 311 Pine, dwl 17 Harrison
Avenue
Oakes & Reese Mining Co.,- (Mariposa County)
office 734 Montgomery
Oakey C. Alfred L., woodcarver with Chr. Schrei-
ber & Co., dwl 22 Montgomery
Oakland and San Francisco Express, Spencer & Co.
proprietors, office NW cor Pacific ami Davis
OAKLAND COTTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
office 21 Battery
Oakland Daily Transcript, Theodore Gidley ageut,
office 504 Kearny
Oakland Ferrv, cor Davis anil Pacific
Oakland Water Front Co., office 411* California
Oakley Charles H, bookkeeper with A. S. Hallidie,
dwl Howard bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Oakley G. H., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 617 Folsom
OAKLEY MILLS, Deming, Palmer & Co., pro-
prietors, 210 Sacramento
Oakley Oliver B., silverplater, 608 Market, dwl 347
Jessie
Oakley Robert O., ( Highton & O.) dwl S s How-
land bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Oakley Samuel E., merchant, dwl 647 Folsom
Oakley William, cabinetmaker, dwl 630 Mission
Oaks George, clerk with Gary & Co., dwl 18 First
Oaks George, druggist, dwl 511 M Filbert
Oates Bernard, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
21 Frederick
Oates Charles, stonemason, dwl 411 Pacific
Oates Hardy H., prompter Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 114 Eleventh
Oates Thomas, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Oates Timothy, carpenter with Middleiuas &. Boole,
dwl 21 Frederick
Oatley John, lodgings, 114 Sacramento
Oben Charles, teamster with Rider, Somers & Co.,
22 Market
Obenaner George, hairdressing saloon, 39 Second,
dwl 436 Jessie
Obenaner Henry, shoemaker with Henry Hemmer,
dwl 80 Jessie
Obenauer John, cutter with Bullock & Jones, dwl
524 Vallejo
Obenstein Adolph, capmaker with Wolf Fleischer,
dwl 510 Sixth
Ober Jane, (widow) dwl 913 Bush
Oberg Gustave, oyster saloon, 810 Kearny
Oberg John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Obergh John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Obergh John A., stationer, dwl 815 Stockton
Oberhoff IL, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Oberhoff Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Oberman William /Billings & OJdwl 408 Shipley
Obermeyer A., clerk, dwl 36 Sixth
Obert Anton, millhand with Deming, Palmer &
Co., dwl Potrero Avenue nr Bridge
Obrecht Peter, farmer, dwl San Jose Road opp
Silver Avenue
Ocaranza Jesus, compositor Pioneer, dwl 1908
Powell
OCCIDENT,(Presbyterian weekly)Sylvester Wood-
bridge D. D. editor and proprietor, office 326
Sansom
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Philip McShane man-
ager, E s Montgomery from Bush to Sutter
Occidental Insurance Co., office 436 California
OCCIDENTAL LAUNDRY, James Laidley pro-
prietor, Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
510
SAN FRANCISCO [O] DIRECTORY
OCCIDENTAL MARKET, from Market to Sutter
be) Montgomery and Sanson)
Ocean Bouse, Ocean Beach Road, 6J miles from
Hall
OCEAN HOUSE, John Anderson proprietor, 407
and 109 Driimin
Ocean Side House, Ocean Beach Koad, 2 miles from
Cliff 1 loose
Ocberaal Johannes, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
( >chod Augelita Miss, dwl 835 Broadway
OcfaH Solomon, ex press wagon, 120 Sansom, dwl
L203 Turk
Ocha Sophie, (widow) hoarding and lodging, NW
cor Hush and Dupont
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY, Point Lohos Av-
enue, £ mile SW Lone Mountain
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION,
office 6 Odd Fellows' Hall
ODD FELLOWS' COLLEGE OF CALIFOR-
NIA, Newton Booth president, Charles N. Fox
secretary, office 528 California
ODD FELLOWS' HALL, 325 and 327 Mont
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY, Odd Fellows' Hall,
325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIA-
TION, J. A. McClelland president, Franklin
Williams secretary, office G Odd Fellows' Hall
ODD FELLOWS' NEW AGE PUBLISHING
CO., proprietors New Age, office -121 Mont
ODD FELLOWS' SAVINGS' BANK, A. Block
president, James Benson secretary, 2 Odd Fel-
lows' Hall
Odell Henry W., jeweler with L. Miller &Son, dwl
435 Pine
Odell Isaac, fireman, dwl 238 Steuart
Odell James, dwl 873 Mission
Odell Luther, packer with T. J. Chadbourne, dwl
12 14 Dupont
Odell William, butcher, dwl New Bntcbertown
Oder William, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schrieber
& Co.
Odermatt Francis A. Jr., dentist, 331 Kearny
Oecbsli Stephen, cabinetmaker with Lucbsinger &
Son, dwl 722 Minna
Oeding John, liquor saloon, 9 Dupont, dwl 3 Ridley
Oelhert Henry, manufacturer cigars, 146 Fourth
Oelerich 11., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
cor Eighth and Bryant
Oellrich Brothers, ( Theodore and William) fruits
and vegetables, 33 Metropolitan Market
Oellrich Theodore, (Oellrich Bros.) dwl 719 Union,
rear
Oellrich William, (Oellrich Bros.) dwl E s Octavia
nr Page
Oels Ernest, clerk with John Drucker &. Co., dwl
NE cor Sixth and Mission
Oeluud Peter, carbuilder with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 120| Welsh
Oeste Theodore, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Oester Charles, blacksmith, 311 Mission, dwl NW
cor Mission and Main
Oesterman Louis, confectioner, dwl 738 Minna
Oestiug Paul, cigarmaker, dwl 1421 Mason
Oevenndiek Frederick, teamster, dwl 824 Ellis
Ofeu Jacob, laundrymau, dwl 216 Prospect Place
Offenberg John L., confectionery, dwl 517 Geary
Offer William H. Rev., (colored") dwl 1607 Jones
Olft George, barkeeper with J. Piinz, dwl 51 Sec
Ogan John, masteruiariner, dwl 11 Pacific
Ogden Frank, carpenter, dwl SE cor Oak and Oc-
tavia
Ogden Frederick, mining, office 224 Sansom, dwl 28
Riucon Place
Ogden Henry G., nickelplater with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 606 Folsom
Ogden Richard L., (Kimball Manufacturing Co.)
dwl Lick House
Ogg H. Wilkie, clerk with S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl
211 Minna
Ogilvie C. A. Miss, teacher Market Street Primary
School, dwl 1104 Pine
Ogilvie John, express wagon, 432 Montgomery, dwl
923 Jones
Ogilvie Mary, (widow) housekeeper, dwl 307 Capp
Ogle George, patternmaker Pacific Foundry, dwl
106 Natoma
Ogle James, grocer, dwl 1910 Mason
Ogle Jonathan, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Ogle Robert P., carpenter, dwl 5 Telegraph Place
Oglesby James, assay department U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 1018 Pine
Oglesby M. A. Miss, teacher Market Street Primary
School, dwl 1018 Pine
Oglesbv William P., salesman, 111 Montgomery,
dwl 1018 Pine
Ogleville Alexander, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Ohde Hermann, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Ohern Ann, (widow) dwl 602 Minna
Ohlaudt Brothers, (Henry and Richard ) groceries
and liquors, NE cor Potrero Avenue and Twen-
ty-fourth
Ohlandt Henry, (Ohlandt Bros.) dwl NE cor Po-
trero Avenue and Twenty-fourth
Ohlandt Nicholas, (Nicholas Ohlandt <$• Co. J dwl
NE cor Potrero Avenue and Twenty-fourth
Ohlandt Nicholas & Co., (John Buck) Animal
Charcoal Works, cor Alameda and Jessie
Ohlandt Richard, (Ohlandt Brothers) dwl NE cor
Potrero Avenue and Twenty-fourth
Ohlen Edward, steward with Sample & Hageman,
dwl 335 Broadway cor Montgomery
Ollendorff Louis J. H, cigars and tobacco, 3
Kearny, dwl 18 Third
Ohlson Christian, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., dwl32Zoe
Ohlson Victor, cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl 575
Stockton
Ohm Edward F., watches and jewelry, 615 Mont-
gomery, dwl 217 Geary
Ohm Frederick A., bootmaker, 430 Folsom
Ohm Louis, porter, dwl 752 Harrison
Ohm Rudolph, clerk with Edward F. Ohm, dwl 217
Geary
Ohmeis George E., woodturner with Benjamin H.
Freeman, dwl 1 Goldman Place
Ohnsteiu Oscar, (Seifert & 0.) dwl 621 Post
Ohring John, carpenter, dwl 8 John
Ohrt Adolph, driver with Dohrmanu & Co.
Ohrt Christian, cigars and tobacco, 515 Clay, dwl
704 Broadway
Ojeda Anthony V., chief engineer steamer Great
Republic, dwl 370 Braunan
Okenshaw Squire, lather, dwl 13 Langton
Olanie Xavier, patternmaker with Gracier & John-
son, dwl 13 Bernard
Olhrecht Augustus, real estate, office 611 Clay, dwl
1416 Taylor
Olcovich Benjamin, ( Olcovich Brothers) dwl 854
Folsom
Olcovich Bernard, (Olcovich Brothers) dwl 854
Folsom
Olcovich Brothers, (Bernard and Benjamin) dry
goods, 54 Third
Oldlield F. N. II., musician, dwl 912 Jackson
Oldham Caleb, (colored) jobber, dwl 821 Pacific
Oldham Wendell E., salesman with G. M. Josselyn
&Co., dwl 995 Market
Oldham William, carpenter, dwl N s Antonio bet
Jones &. Leavenworth
Olds Edward J., laundrymau with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore aud Turk
Ole James, fireman, dwl 112 Steuart
Olgeasa Francisco, dwl 11 Union Place
Oliu Peter, blacksmith, dwl 710 Kearny
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Markets
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
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511
Oliva E. Giovanni, secretary Italian Mutual Benev-
olent Society, dwl80-l Jackson
Oliva John, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 728 Market
Olivas Nicholas, watchman Industrial School
Oliveira Carlos, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Oliver Andrew, carpenter with O. Wilson, dwl 857
Harrison
Oliver Bridget Miss, paperboxmaker with Wempe
& Brother, dwl 1111 Kearny
Oliver O, dwl 829 Folsom
Oliver Charles, mariner, dwl 103 Steuart
Oliver David, salesman with J. W. Davidson & Co.,
dwl 556 Bryant
Oliver Denis J., real estate, office NW cor Pine
and Front
Oliver Henry, engraver, 537 Sacramento, dwl SW
cor Howard and Third
Oliver Henry, janitor S. F. Olympic Club, 35 Sutter
Oliver Henry, seamau, dwl 531 East
Oliver James, barkeeper, 617 Mont, dwl 1103 Pow
Oliver James, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 300
Fourth
Oliver James, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Oliver J. Lewis, mate bark Oregon, pier 17 Steuart
Oliver John, sawyer, dwl 728 Market
Oliver John B., salesman, 103 Front, dwl 331 Eddy
Oliver Joseph A., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,dwl
300 Fourth
Oliver Nelson T., seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Oliver Thomas, fisherman, dwl S s Washington bet
East and Drumm
Oliver Thomas O., clerk, dwl 1120 Howard
Oliver Walter Q., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express
Oliver William, porter with M. K. Thornburgh &
Co.. dwl 1516 Powell, rear
Oliver William L., clerk with Cross & Co., dwl
809 Stockton
OUsen John P., mariner, dwl 2 St. Charles Place
01 instead , physician, office 526 Kearny
Olmstead Charles II., shipsmith, 122 Berry
Olmstead H. O, clerk Meadow Valley Mining Co.,
419 California
Olmstead James M., lumber surveyor, pier 5 Steuart,
dwl 71 Clementina
Olmstead Thomas D., clerk Savings and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 618 Taylor
Olmsted George F., captain U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Olmsted John O, oyster and chophouse, 329 Mont-
gomery, dwl 338 Montgomery
Olmsted John O, ( Olmsted & Cone) dwl 1810 Sac
Olmsted S. E., bookkeeper California Trust Co.,
421 California
OLMSTED WILLIAM N., shipping and com-
mission merchant, and general agent Chinese
Insurance Co., (limited) office 306 California,
dwl 319 First
OLMSTED & CONE, (John C. Olmsted and
William H. Cone) booksellers and 6tatiouers,
3 1 Kearny
Olney Charles C, (Olney & Go.) res Oakland
Olney Frederick, mariner, dwl 777 Market
Olney Frederick A., cigars and tobacco, 900 Mar-
ket, dwl 777 Market
Olney James N., (Olney Sf Co.) res Oakland
Olney Warren, ( Daingerfeld Sf Co.) attorney at
law, office 507 Montgomery, dwl 2219 Leav
OLNEY & CO., (James N. and Charles C. Olney)
auctioneers and real estate agents, office 402
Montgomery
Oloan John, drayman with Waterhouse & Lester,
dwl 416 Shotwell
Olpherts Robert, salesman, 35 Post, dwl 155 Minna
Olquist John, blacksmith, dwl Fifteenth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Olrichs Henry, laborer, dwl NE cor Eighth and
Bryant
Olsen Alfred, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Olsen Alfred, shoemaker, dwl 18 Anthony
Olsen A. S., coffee and liquor saloon, N s Jackson
bet Davis and Drumm
Olsen Canute, brassfinisber with Oreenberg <fe Co.,
dwl N s Filbert bet Montgomery and San.som
Olsen Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Olsen Christian, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 32 Zoe
Olsen Ellef, bootmaker, 7 Mission, dwl 18 Anthony
Olsen E. M., expresswagon, cor Sutter and Kearny
Olsen Erasmus, clerk, 35 Battery, dwl 19 South Park
Olsen H. E., (Olsen & Lynch) Awl cor Fell and
Webster
Olsen Henry, mariner, dwl 1614 Powell
Olsen Henry, boarding and lodging, 21 Commercial
Olsen James, seamau, dwl 12 Washington
Olsen James E.. tinner, dwl 23!', Suiter
Olsen John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Olsen John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Olsen John, seaman, dwl 3? Pacific
Olsen John E., (Olsen. & Friers,,,, ) dwl 1110 Batt
Olsen John P., (John P. Olsen dt Co.) dwl 1510 Pow
Olsen John P. & Co., (Frederick Brandt) Mechan-
ics' Restaurant, 935 Kearny, dwl 1510 Powell
Olsen Martin, seamau, dwl 27 Sacramento
Olsen Martin, .seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Olsen Ole, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock,, dwl S s
Lombard nr Kearny
Olsen Ole, stevedore, dwl 38 Freelon
Olsen Ole, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Olsen Ole A., cooper with Leonhard & Bucking,
dwl S s Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
Olsen Olof, cook with Donnelly & Kerr, dwl cor
0*Farrell and Jones •
Olsen Otto, cooper with Reuben Norton, 103 Com
Olsen Peter, carpenter Beale Street Planing Mill,
dwl 514 Howard
Olsen Peter, livery and sale stable, E s Drumm be
Washington and Oregon
Olsen Peter, longshoreman, dwl East bet Jackson
and Pacific
Olsen Peter, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Olsen Samuel, stoker, dwl 617 Davis
Olsen Thomas, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Olsen William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Olsen & Lynch. (R.E.Ol&enfy David Lynch) cattle
market, NW cor Larkin and Hayes
Olsen & Peterson, ( John E .Olsen ami Olaff Peter-
son) liquor saloons, 43 Sac and 1110 Battery
Olska John, longshoreman with Charles E.Haseltine
Olson Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 1 August Alley
Olson Charles, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Olson James, dwl What Cheer House
Olson John, restaurant, dwl 436 Union
Olson John E., (Olson # Peterson) dwl 1110 Bat
Olson Lewis, seamau, dwl 329 Bryaut
Olsson John, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson, dwl
33 Garden
Oltmann John C, clerk, 54 Steuart
Olvany T. W., dwl 424 Sansom
Olwelf George W., bookkeeper, dwl 814 Sansom
Olwell William G., messenger Health Office, dwl
521 Jackson
OLYMPIC LODGINGS, Ralston & Cottrell, pro-
prietors, NE cor Kearny and Clay
Oman A. J., seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Oman Bernard, cook, dwl 264 Jessie
Omen William, cook with William W. Haney, dwl
264 Jessie
Omey George W., drayman, 521 Sansom, dwl 220
Stevenson
Oranes Charles, (Senecal & 0.) dwl 1122 Dupout
OMNIBUS RAILROAD CO., receiver's office,
672 Howard, secretary's office 721 Howard
Omunsen Omein, 6eamau ship Wild wood, pier 1
Steuart
Once a Month, (literary) Edward A. Abell editor,
office NW cor Montgomery and Post
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
512
SAN FRANCISCO [O] DIRECTORY
Oneida G. and S. M. Co., (Suiter Greek) office 27
Men hams' Exchange
Onen August, tanner with Julian Borde, dwl Ss
Precita Avenue bet Howard and Mission
Onesti Giuseppe P., f Onesti it Biagi) dwl 819 Val
Onesti .V Biagi, (Giuseppe P.Onesti andDomenico
/: agi) 1 1 ii i t and produce commission, 501 Sun
On sing, (Chinese) intelligence office, 624 Jackson
Ong Wo, (Chinese) merchant, 625 Jackson
Ontiveroa Alfred, reporter Chronicle, dwl 717How
Ontiveros Brigida, dressmaker, 1013 Powell
Ontiveros Jesus, waiter with John Anderson, dwl
1613 Powell
Ouyon Isaac, clerk headquarters Military Division
' Pacific, 703 Market, dwl 339 Shipley
Openshaw Joseph, miner, dwl 17Gardeu
Ophir Nelson, laborer with Whitney A- Freese
OPHIR SILVER MINING CO.," office 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Opitz Frederick, carriagefinisher with Kimball Man-
nfacturing Co , dwl 209 Minna
Oppenheim Benjamin, crockery, 1111 Dupont
Oppenheim Emanuel, hairdresser, dwl 1015 Market
Oppenheim Frederick, broker, dwl 21 Powell
Oppenheim Robert, hairdresser with J. M. Silva,dwl
721 Seventh
Oppenheimer Henry, fOppe?ihei?ner & Bro.J dwl
721 Post
Oppenheimer Henry, butcher with Jacob Goldman,
dwl 624 Pacific
Oppenheimer James, conductor Omnibus R.R., dwl
721 Howard
Oppenheimer John, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
721 Howard
Oppenheimer Louis, salesman, 313 Montgomery,
dwl 225 Bush
Oppenheimer & Bro., (Henry Oppenheimer) impor-
ters cigars and tobacco, 228 California
Opperinaiiu Charles, musician, dwl 5 Maiden L-.iue
Oppermauu Frederick, carpenter, dwl 728 Market
Oppeiinauu George, seaman bark Legal Tender, 27
Market
Oppermann Gustav, bottler with Shaeffer, Walter &
Co., dwl 3 Raphael Place
Oram Charles, plumber with Charles W.Smith, dwl
1418 Geary
Oram John, laborer, dwl 113 William
Oramas Jose, dwl 18 Prospect Place
Ord Pacificus, attorney- at-law, dwl Grand Hotel
Ordemau Henry, teamster, dwl 1 Crook
Ordeustein Bernard, bookkeeper, 107 Battery, dwl
834 Clay J
Ordeustein Max, bookkeeper, 221 Battery, dwl 513
Post
Ordner Louis, (Lehuhardt& Cjdwl 4 St. Mary PI
Ordway Robert, upholsterer, 1009 Howard
Oreana Milling, Smelting andReuniug Co., (Hum-
boldt (Jo., Nev.) office 318 California
Oregan John, wati hnian, dwl 20 Washington
OREGON CITY WOOLEN MANUFACTURING
CO., Brown Bros. & Co. agents, 24 and 2G San
Oregon House, James Smith proprietor, 238 Steuart
Oregon Lodging House, Dennis Feely proprietor,
till Commercial
OREGON STEAMSHIP LANDING, N. P. Trans.
Co.'s Wharf, foot Folsom
Orem Michael, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
510 Mission
Oreson M., carpenter with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Orhla P. V., hairdresser with C. Ptister, dwl 14
Quincy
Orider Frank, seaman brig Tanner, pier 17 Steuart
Oriental Block, SW cor Bush aud Battery
Oriental Hotel, Henry Jung proprietor, SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Oriental Mining Co., (Alleghany, Sierra Co., Cal.)
office 418 California
ORIENTAL U.S.BONDED WAREHOUSE, S s
Brannau, foot of First
ORIENTAL WHARF, foot of First
Original Hidden Treasure S. M. Co. , ( White Pine]
office 419 California
Oritz Jose, laborer N.P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Idaho
Orlaer Charles, seaman brig Lucy Ami, pier 9
Steuart
Orlan William, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Leaven-
enworth and Hyde
Ormerd William II., engineer with Charles W.
Thomas, dwl SW cor Sansom and Pine
Ormiston John, laborer with Eggleton & Green,
dwl N s Oregon bet Davis and Front
Omdorff Henry, express agent, dwl 331 i Eddy
Orne William H., foreman with Frank Eastman,
dwl 6"27 California
ORPHAN ASYLUM, (Catholic) S s Market bet
Second and Third
ORPHAN ASYLUM, (Protestant) bounded by
Laguna, Buchanan, Kate and Haight
Orpbant Robert, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl 21 Frederick
Orr Ann J., (widow) lodgings, 583-585 Market
Orr George, pressman Alta Job Office, dwl Kearny
nr Yallejo
Orr George K., clerk with E. H. Pardee, dwl 737
Clay
Orr James, capitalist, dwl 41 Louisa
Orr James, saddletreemaker with Main &. Win-
chester, dwl 512 Fourth
Orr James, stevedore, dwl 1216Kearnv
Orr JohuK., (Orr & Atkins) dwl 621 Geary
Orr Joseph N., conductors. P. R. R., dwl 36 Geary
Orr William H., groceries and liquors, 919 Harrison
ORR & ATKINS, (John K. Orr and Robert G.
Atkins) importers and retail gents' furnishing
goods, 123 and 125 Montgomery
Orsen Mathias, laborer South Park Malt House,
dwl 113 Clinton
Orset John, liquor dealer, dwl 819 Montgomery
Ort August, cook with Henry Burmeister, dwl 627
Yallejo
Ortega Sabino, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez &
Co., dwl 2 Varenne
Ortelli Guiseppe, drayman, 530 Washington, dwl
906 Filbert
Ortet Jean, cutler, 223 Leidesdortf, dwl 311 Hayes
Or th Adam, boots and shoes, 810 Market
Orth Ellwood H., clerk Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, dwl 331 Fremont
Orth John, dwl W s Decatur bet Bryant, aud Bran
Ortis Abalino, liaraessniaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl Mason nr Green
Ortiz Celedonio, merchant, dwl 7 South Park
ORTMANN JOHN F., groceries and liquors, 815
Jackson, dwl NW cor Piue and Scott
Orton Richard H., woodturner, 437 Braunan, dwl
365 Minna
Orwig William P., piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., dwl S s Eddy bet Polk aud Van Ness
Avenue
Osberg Charles E., jeweler with William Bohm,
dwl Valencia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Osborn Charles H., hostler, dwl 811 Mission
Osborn C. Mahlon, bagmakerwith Neville & Co.
Osborn Frank, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Osborn Frank F., clerk with R. F. Osborn & Co.,
dwl 749 Market
Osborn Frank H., assistant City aud County Sur-
veyor's Office, dwl 803 Montgomery
OSBORN GEORGE W., real estate agent, office
408 California, room 1, dwl W s Howard bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Osborn Henry A., engineer, dwl 152 Silver
Osborn Homer B., clerk with R. F. Osborn & Co.,
dwl 24 Jessie nr Seventh
Osborn Joseph, (Knox & 0.) dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Osborn Lamartine, clerk, 316 Montgomery, dwl
526 Stevenson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO.,' 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
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513
Osborn Robert F., (R. F. Osborn & Co.) dwl
W s Liberty bet Guererro and Dolores
OSBORN R. F. & CO., importers cabinet .and
carriage hardware, 749 Market
Osborn W. W., merchant tailor, 31 Geary
Osborne Anthony, (colored) steward, dwl 927 Bdwv
Osborne C D., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Osborne Frank A., shipcalker, dwl 309 Harrison
Osborne George, painter, 333 Kitch
Osborne Henry, engineer with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Osborne Homer E., clerk with Crane & Brigham,
dwl S s Liberty bet Guerrero and Dolores
Osborne James, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Osborne Jotham, dwl 9 Tehama
Osborne William, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Osborne William, (colored) waiter, dwl 27 Johu
Osbourne Henrietta Miss, actress Metropolitan The-
ater, dwl Lick House
Osbourne Samuel, (Marsh Sf Co.) res Brooklyn,
Alameda
Oscar Charles, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
dwl 12 Washington
Osgood Almiia, (widow) dwl 39 Fifth
Osgood Archer, painter with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 524 Eddy
Osgood Augustus N., sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 322 O'Farrell
Osgood Charles G., traveling agent, dwl 2213
Larkin
Osgood Edwin J., shipcarpenter, dwl 66 Minna
Osgood George, (Osgood & Stetson) dwl 314 Bush
Osgood Hiram P., ( William T. Reynolds & Co.)
dwl 1028 Jackson
Osgood Hosea, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl SE cor Market and
Twelfth
Osgood Porter, packer Golden Gate Flour Mills,
dwl 11 Harrison Avenue
Osgood William H. , merchant, office 214 California,
dwl Grand Hotel
OSGOOD & STETSON, (George Osgood and
James B. Stetson) tin ware and tin can and
box manufacturers, 310 and 312 Clav
OSIANDER JULIUS, proprietor Boot'z Hotel, 435
Pine
Osmanson Andrew, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Osment Thomas M., (McElrath & 0.) attorney-at-
law, office 715 Clay, dwl 731 Bush
Osmer Charles. (Osmer & Go.) dwl NW cor First
and Braunan
OSMER & CO., (Charles Osmer «$• J. F. G. Eg-
gers) wholesale and retail liquors, NW cor
First and Braunan
OSMER & CO., (Charles Osmer, John M. Schnlte,
Merman M. W. Stroecker and Frederick Eg-
gers) Independent saloon, NE cor Folsom and
Steuart
Osmers Hermann, clerk with J. G. Waterman, dwl
248 Sixth
Ostendorf Gustav, barber International Hotel, dwl
1105 Union
Ostendortf John, laborer, dwl 232 Folsom
Oster Henry P., drayman, 407 Battery, dwl 1611
Clay
Osterhoudt Madison S., insurance surveyor, dwl
995 Market
Osterloh Adolph, watchmaker, 346 Fourth
Osterloh Henry, com merchant and agent Union
City and Eden Landing steamers, office 117
Drumm
Ostheimer John, laborer, dwl 633 Broadway
Ostrander Stephen, salesman with Mohrhardt &
Bilty, dwl 233 Stevenson
Oswald Adam, butcher with William Oswald, dwl
1012 Pacific
Oswald John, shoemaker with Kohler & Maier, dwl
407 Pacific
Oswald William, Harbor View Market, 1012 Pae
OSWEGO STARCH CO., George F. Bragg &
Co. agents, office 116 Front
Otersen Herman, / Seitz & O.) dwl NE cor Fourth
and Stevenson
Otis Charles G., carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Otis James, (Macondray & Co.) dwl 821 Sutter
Otis Stephen, merchant, dwl SW corner Larkin and
Green
Ott John W., pilot, office U. S. Court Building
Ott Matthew, miner, dwl 129 Jackson
Ott Richard, clerk Board of Education, dwl 835
California
OTTEN CLAUS. groceries and liquors, NW cor
Stockton and Vallejo
Otten Henry, carpenter, dwl 129 Jackson
Otten J. Mrs., dwl 821 Folsom
Ottenberg Jonas, hairdresser with S. W. Lipman
& Bro., dwl 181 Jessie
Otterbourg Louis, jeweler with Anderson &. Ran-
dolph, dwl 3 Seventh
Ottignon John L., carriagemaker, dwl NW cor
Howard and Twenty-second
Ottignon William H., machinist Woodward's Gar-
dens, dwl SW cor Twenty-second and Howard
Otto August, tailor with John Cooper, dwl 923Bush
Otto Charles, (Charles Otto & Co.) dwl 713 Sutter
OTTO CHARLES & CO., hardware, locksmiths
and bellhangeis, 312 Bush
Otto Charles, varuisher with G. Ueffinger &. Co.,
dwl 222 Ritch
Otto Christian, bootblack, SE cor Pacific and Davis,
dwl 123 Jackson
Otto F., ladies' nurse, dwl 10* Harriet
Otto Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 444 Sixth
Otto John, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dwl 415
Brannan
Otto John, tailor, dwl 742 Pine
Otto Peter, hairdresser, dwl 30 Gearv
Otto Richard, (Brown & O.) dwl 28 Third
Otto Richard, molder with W. T. Garratt & Cot,
dwl 10| Harriet
Otto William, grainer with Hopps& Sons, dwl 10|
Harriet
Ottridge Thomas, laborer, dwl 759 Mission
Oughin Michael, blacksmith, 419 Broadway, dwl
633 Stevenson
Onld Robert, clerk, dwl 202 Second
Oulif Alexis, fOulif, Dato & Co.) dwl 14 Eddy
OULIF, DATO & CO., (Alexia Oulif and Paul
Dato) importers and jobbers millinery and straw
goods, 543 Market
Onllaban Dennis J., mining, dwl 407 Minna
Onllahan John, marblepolisher, dwl 43 Jessie
Oulton George, real estate aud State Senator, office
.419 Cal, dwl NW cor Seventeenth and Hoff Av
Outsen Hans, (Outsen & Hansen) dwl 214 Steuart
Outsen Hans, miller with Eisen Brothers, dwl 12
Stevenson
OUTSEN & HANSEN, (Hans Outsen and Andrew
N. Hansen) liquor saloon and restaurant, 214
Steuart
Overacker James W., cooper with Reuben Norton,
dwl 49 Clay
Overeud James, pressman with Bacon & Company,
dwl 8 Calhoun
Overeud John A. T., printer, dwl 8 Calhoun
Overend Robert M., pressman with Francis & Val-
entine, dwl 44 Minna
OVERLAND HOUSE, Lewis & Burke, proprie-
tors, 533 Sacramento
Overland Monthly, Johu H. Carman y & Co. pub-
lishers and proprietors, office 409 Washington
OVERMAN SILVER MINING CO., office 402
Montgomery
Overmohle Bernard, laborer with Eberhart &Lach-
man
Overmohle Henry, groceries and liquors, 1061
Howard
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
33
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART QALLEBY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
514
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Ovei'Btreet William P., compositor Evening Bul-
letin, res Oakland
OVERTON J. B. & CO., (J. Minor 7Wor,» but-
ter, cheese, eggs, preserved meats and fruits, 03
and ill California Market
Overton John B., (J. B. Overton & Go.) dwl 2
Bigbland Terrace
( (verton John P., real estate, dwl 407 Filbert
Overton William, dwl 107 Filbert
Oviedo Vincente, real estate, dwl 942 Folsom
Owen Ellen M. Miss, teacher Cosmopolitan School,
dwl 824 Howard
Owen Henry, shipbuilder Owen's Point, dwl cor
Shasta and Michigan
Owen James, barkeeper with Charles Smith, 539
Washington, dwl 529 Mission
Owen John, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 142
Natoma
Owen ,lbhu, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Owen John W., attorney-at-law, dwl 1123 Powell
Owen Lawrence C, dwl 326 O'Farrell
Owen Owen, shipbuilder, dwl cor Shasta and
Michigan
Owen Patrick, parkkeeper Golden Gate Park
Owens Benjamin W., (of Owens & Moore, Stock-
ton) office 405 Front, dwl 203 Taylor
Owens Charles, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Owens Daniel, painter, dwl 108 Minna
Owens Elanson D., machinehand Mechanics' Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 540 Mission
Owens James, laborer with De Vries & Chase, dwl
S s Alta bet Sansom and Montgomery
Owens James H., stockbroker, dwl 1616 Polk
Owens John, carrier Alta California, dwl 1055 Miss
Owens John, pressman with Joseph Winterburn &.
Co., dwi 53 Shipley
Owens John B., agent Pacific Pottery, Sacramento,
Cal., depot 3 California, dwl 824 Howard
Owens M. Mrs., teacher Pine and Larkin Street
. Primary School
Owens M. C., real estate agent, W s Eighth nr Fol
Owens Nicholas, herder, dwl 228 Folsom
Owens N. M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 14 Park Avenue
Owens Patrick, keeper Golden Gate Park, dwl
Central Road nr Stanyan
Owens Patrick, laborer with R. & J. Morton
Owens Patrick, shoemaker, E s Drumm bet Wash-
ington and Oregon, dwl Ss Oregon bet Davis
and Front
Owens Peter, laborer, dwl 414 Austin
Owens Peter A., merchant, office, 113 Leidesdorff
Owens Philip, shoemaker, S s Oregon bet Drumm
and Davis
Owens Richard B., stoves, tinware, etc., 108 Fourth,
dwl 805 Mission
Owens Thomas, hostler, 213 Pine, dwl Jessie nr
Ecker
Owens Thomas, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
OWENS THOMAS J., secretary Overman Silver
Mining Co., office 402 Montgomery
Owens Tbomas J., stoneletterer, dwl '8 Rausch
Owens Thompson, liquor saloon, Folsom St. Wharf
opp Steuart
Owens Thurston C, health inspector, office 521
Jackson, dwl 10 Howard Court
Ox Jacob, laborer, dwl S s Francisco bet Mason and
Taylor
Oxbuiy John, shoemaker with P. Kelly, SW cor
Bush and Kearny
Oxland Charles, clerk with Dickson, De Wolf &
Co., res Oakland
Oxten F. A., carpenter Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Oxton Adolphus L., expresswagon, dwl 14* Langton
Ozanne Arthur, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
817 Broadway
Ozanne Charles H., dwl 817 Broadway
Pac John J., groceries and vegetables, 1225 Dupont
Pace Charles, chronometer and watch manufacturer,
418 Battery, dwl 1018 Jackson
Pacey Ellen, (widow) bakery, 260 Eighth
Pacey Odolf, groceries and liquors, 709 Broadway
Pache Pierre, (Pache & Co.) dwl 1114 Stockton
PACHE & CO., (Pierre Pache) manufacturers ver-
mouth, 219 Beale
Pacheco Antonio, hairdresser, 102 Pacific
Pacheco George, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.
S. Idaho
Pachy John, hostler Broadway Brewery, dwl 118
Virginia
PACIFIC, (weekly) Pacific Publishing Co. proprie-
tors, office 536'Clay
Pacific Anatomical Museum, Louis J. Jordan pro-
prietor, 318 Montgomery
PACIFIC APPEAL,' (weekly) Peter Anderson ed-
itor and proprietor, office 511 Sansom
PACIFIC ASSORTING AND SCOURING CO.,
H. Ernst agent, office 206 Front
PACIFIC BANK, Peter H. Burnett president, Ford
H. Rogers cashier, NWcor Sansom and Pine
PACIFIC BANK BUILDING, NW cor Sansom
and Pine
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FACTORY, Ss
Brannau bet Seventh and Eighth, Flint, Pea-
body &• Co. agents, office 408 California
Pacific Bonded Warehouse, NE cor Broadway and
Battery
PACIFIC BREWERY, F. Fortmann & Co. pro-
prietors, 271 Tehama
Pacific Broom Factory, James H. Cummings pro-
prietor, 415 Sacramento
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, M. K. Lauden
president, Mechanics' Institute Building, 27
Post
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE REVIEW,
(nionthlv) office 27 Post
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN, (Episcopal monthly)
Cuberv & Co. publishers, office 536 Market ■
PACIFIC CLUB, rooms 530 California
Pacific Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 537 Com
PACIFIC COAST ADVERTISING AGENCY,
E. F. Bean & Co., 410 Montgomery
PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC, Henry G. Lang-
lev publisher, office 612 Clay
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
(triennially) Henry G. Langley publisher, office
612 Clay
Pacific Coast Wrecking Co., office 204 Montgomery,
room 9
Pacific Congress Water, H. W. Klein agent, 128
Kearny
Pacific Dredging Co., office 411^ California
Pacific File "Works, N. B. Adams superintendent,
53 Beale
Pacilic Flour Mill, John Zeile proprietor, 506 and
508 Pacific
PACIFIC FRUIT MARKET, 532 and.534 Clay
PACIFIC GLASS WORKS, Bennett & Co., pro-
prietors, cor Iowa and Mariposa,New Potrero,
office 514 Washington
Pacific Glove Factory, Shoenberg & Levinsky pro-
prietors, 511 Sacramento
Pacific Glue Factory, Dana & Codington proprie-
tors, cor Gough and Lombard
PACIFIC GOLD AND SILVER REFINERY,
F. Reichling & Co. proprietors, cor Main and
Harrison, office 334 Montgomery
PACIFIC HALL, California Theatre Building, N s
Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
PACIFIC HIDDEN TREASURE CO., H. C.
Howard secretary, office 105 Montgomery
PAQIFIC INK FACTORY, J. J. Knowltou & Co.
proprietors, 405 Sansom
Pacific Insurance Co., office 420 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
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SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
515
PACIFIC IRON WORKS, Goddard & Co. pro-
prietors, First and Fremont bet Mission and
Howard
Pacific Journal of Health, (monthly) C. F. & W.
J. Young proprietors, office 403 Sanson)
Pacific Law Reporter, (daily and weekly) Bog-
ardus & Woodson proprietors, office 310 Wash-
ington, editorial rooms, 607 Washington
Pacific Lodging House, S. S. Butler proprietor,100'>
Kearny
PACIFIC 'LODGINGS, Ralston & Cottrell propri-
etors, 209 Leidesdorff cor Commercial
PACIFIC LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICE,
609 Sacramento
Pacific. Lumber Co., M. D. Townsend manager,
office 419 California
PACIFIC LUMBER AND MILL CO., office 306
Pine
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., Eldridge &
Irwin agenls, cor First. and Brannan
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S FREE
WAREHOUSE, Oriental Wharf, foot of First
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S Grain Ware-
house, SW cor Brannan and First ,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S WHARF,
cor First and Brannan
Pacific Marble Manufacturing Co.. 937 Market
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOUR-
NAL, (monthly) J. H. Carroany & Co. pub-
lishers, 409 Washington, Drs. H. Gibbous edit-
ors, office 26 Montgomery
Pacific Melodeon, NW cor Kearny and Pacific
Pacific Methodist, (weekly) Wick B. Parsons, editor
and proprietor, office 721 Market
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(Sacramento City) Schreiber & Howell general
agents, William Fishel manager, office 137
Montgomery
PACIFIC NEWS CO., John H. Still superinten-
dent, I14£ Post
Pacific Observer, (weekly) Berry & Bushnell pro-
prietors and publishers, 615 Market
PACIFIC OIL AND KEROSENE WORKS, Al-
lyne & White proprietors, SE cor Chestnut
and Taylor, office 123 California
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS CO., John
Bensley president, S. I. C. Swezey secretary,
works N s King bet Second and Third, office
3 Front
Pacific Oyster Co., office 27 San Francisco Market
Pacific Patent Stave and Barrel Manufacturing Co.,
5 s Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, 518 Sansom, Haynes
6 Lawton agents, office 609 Market
PACIFIC PNEUMATIC GAS CO., J. W. Stow
president, A. D. Bell secretary, office 301 Pine
Pacific Powder Co., office 402 Front
Pacific Powder Mills, office 224 California
PACIFIC PROPRIETARY MEDICINE CO.,
agency, 53 Second
PACIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, (Bacon &
Company, and Charles A. KloseJ publishers
"The Pacific," 536 Clay
Pacific Pump Manufacturing Co., office 318 Pine
Pacific Railroad House, George W. Crawley pro-
prietor, 446 Brannan
Pacific Ramie Co., office 214 Battery
PACIFIC REFINERY CO., ( Louis Schultz and
Henry Voorman) works»SW cor Chestnut and
Pierce audNW cor Scott and Greenwich, office
411 Washington
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., William Alvord
president, S. I. C. Swezey secretary, works
Potrero Point, office 3 Front
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS, (weekly) Dewey &
Co., publishers and proprietors, office 338 Mont
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING CO.f Charles
P. Sheffield, N. W. Spaulding and James
Patterson) manufacturers saws, planing
knives, reaper and mower sections, etc., 17 and
19 Fremont
Pacific Shirt Factory, 303 California
Pacific Stable, A. W. Vigouranx proprietor, 709
Jones
PACIFIC STONE CO., Ernest L. Ransome, su-
perintendent, office and saleyard junction Mar-
ket and Bush, works cor Greenwich aud Octa-
via
PACIFIC STRAW WORKS CO., (Ebenezcr R.
Han-ley, James M. Forrest and George A.
Bean") manufacturers straw goods aud hat and
bonnet bleachers, 335 Bush
Pacific Street Wharf, foot Pacific
Pacific Submarine and Earthquake Proof Wall Co.,
office 610 Front
Pacific Wine and Liquor Refinery, John M. Dun-
can, manager, N s Commerce bet Battery and
Front.
PACIFIC; WIRE AND WIRE ROPE MANU-
FACTURING CO., A. S. Hallidie agent,
office 519 Front, factory 137 Brannan
PACIFIC WOOD PRESERVING CO., works N
s Berrv bet Fourth and Fifth, office 338 Mont
PACIFIC 'WOOL DEPOT, James Hartley & Co.
proprietors, NW cor Front and Broadway
Pacific Youth, (literary weekly) Collins Bros, edi-
tors and proprietors, office 631 Sacramento
Packalar Peter H., seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Packard H. E., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Packard Frederick, carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Packer James, agent Contra Costa Laundry Associ-
ation, dwl 521 Greenwich
Packer John, laborer with Dana & Codington, dwl
S 8 Broadway nr Laguna
Packham Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Packwood Thomas, wines, liquors and cigars, NW
cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Paddock Joseph, waiter, dwl 533 Commercial
Paddock Julia A., assistant matron Protestant Or-
phan Asylum
Paddock Nathan C, merchant, office 606 Front, dwl
49 South Park
Paddock Winfield W., carriagemaker, dwl 235
O'Farrell
Paddon Abel, (P addon, Dexter & Co.) dwl 208
Eleventh
Paddon William, (Paddon, Bexter & Co.) dwl 922
Natoma
Paddon, Dexter & Co., (William Paddon, William
Dexter & Abel Paddon) brewers and maltsters,
SE cor Folsom and Eleventh
PADEY MARTIN, cement pipe factory, cor Fran-
cisco and Taylor, dwl 633 Union
Padroja Peter, (Martinelt& Co.) dwl 532 Vallejo
Padrone Giovarkino, baker, dwl Hinckley nr
Kearny
Paepke William H. E, sawyer with G. Ueffiuger
&. Co., dwl 72H Market
' Page A. L., capitalist, dwl Occidental Hotel
Page Brothers, (Henry and 11 ilfred) wool and
grain commission merchants, office 321 Front
Page Calvin, capitalist, dwl 633 Commercial
Page Catherine, (widow) dwl 726 Mission
Page Charles, attorney at law, office 35 Exchange
Building, dwl 58 South Park
Page Charles S., carpenter with Charles W.
Thomas, 24 California
Page Edward, waiter U. S. Restaurant, 507 Clay
dwl 8 Natoma
Page Edward, woodturner, dwl 558| Bryant
Page Frank B., (Page & Con-ell) dwl 118 Geary
Page Frederick C, barkeeper, 342 Montgomery,
dwl 761 Howard
Page George, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel
tine, 36 Steuart
Page George, meterman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1138
Mission, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Page George, varnisher with J. A. Shaber & Co.,
dwl 8 s Mission bet Seventh and Eighth
Page GuBtave L., (Walters &■ Co.) dwl 407 Third
Page Henry, (Page Brothers) dwl 58 South Park
Page Hiram, laborer, dwl 7 Fifth Avenue, rear
Page H. W., blacksmith with David D. Miller, dwl
I 'J Turk
Page James D., clerk with Gallagher & Pierson, dwl
907 Bush
Page James H., (John Taylor & Co, J dwl 24 Haw-
thorne
Pa^e John IT., bagmaker, dwl 503 East
Page Josepb H, clerk, 26 Metropolitan Market, dwl
558 1 Bryant
Page Joseph M., lighthonsekeeper, dwl Precita
Avenue nr Alabama, Bernal Mights
Page Mary A. G., (widow) dwl 467 Minna
Page Nathaniel, capitalist, office 318 California, res
Alameda
Page Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 25 Sumner
Page Robert, clothing and hardware, NE cor Pacific
and Montgomery
Page Robert C., (H. F. Williams & Go. and Cook
& P.) dwl 730 Post
Pa^e Sarah, (widow) dwl 430 Clementina, rear
Page Walter H., blacksmith with H. M. Black &
Co., dwl 437 Minna
Page Wilfred, (Page Brothers) dwl 58 South Park
Page William, haker with M. Curran, dwl 717
Biaunan
Page William, framemaker, dwl 446 Brannan
Page William, mattressinaker, dwl E s Bryant Av-
enue bet Harrison and Bryaut
Page William M., clerk, 141 Montgomery, dwl N s
Mission bet Seventh and Eighth
PAGE & COWELL, (Frank B. Page and J.
Harper CowellJ proprietors Pioneer and Union
Lumber Yaid, NE cor Mission and Spear
Page & Panacea S. M. Co., (Pioche City, Nev.)
office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Page — See Paige
PAGES JULES F., engraver and diesinker, 610
Sacramento, dwl 1416 O'Farrell
Pahenfoss Robert, stevedore Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., dwl Commercial
Pahl John, farmer, dwl 129 Jackson
Paid Richard, boots and shoes, 77 Fourth
Pahl Richard H., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Geary and Dupont
Pahlmgren Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Paige Timothy, agriculturalist, dwl 1024 McAllister
Paige William, dwl American Exchange
Paige William, mining, dwl 131 Montgomery
Paille Marcelin L., Oriental Market, 1224 Dupont
Paine Frederick A., watchman California Market,
dwl 830 Howard
Paine John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Paine William, waiter International Hotel
Paine — See Payne
Painter Emleu, (Painter & Calvert) dwl 310*
Stockton
Painter Jacob, clerk, dwl 824 Jackson
Painter Jerome 'B., (Painter & Co.) dwl 831 Jack
Painter Theodore P., (Painter & Co.) dwl 831
Jackson
PAINTER & CALVERT, (Emlen Painter and
John Calvert) apothecaries, dealers trusses,
and manufacturing chemists. SE cor Clay and
Kearny and 25 Kearny
PAINTER & CO., (J. B. and 'P. P. Painter)
type founders, electrotypers and printers's fur-
nishing warehouse, 510 and 512 Clay
Pair Edward, hairdresser with H. Gutzeit, 907 Fol
Paisley Matthew, expressman, dwl b02 Miuna
Pajekeu Edward, clerk with Hellmami Brothers &
Co., dwl 117 Stockton
Palache Edmund, bookkeeper with Jones & Co.,
dwl Ws Valencia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Palache Gilbert, (H. M. Newhall & Co.) dwl 321
Fremont
Palache James, (Kittle & Go.j dwl W 8 Second
Avenue nr Sixteenth
Paladini Achille, fisherman, dwl S s Washington
bet East and Drumm
Palecki Joseph, liquor saloon, 215 Fourth
Paling William J., (colored) bootblacking, 432 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1328 Pacific
Palisade Fast Freight Line, George W. Stewart &
Co. agents, office 106 Davis
Palk Frederick, mariner, dwl 17 Sonora
Pallas James, stoker, dwl N s Oregon bet Drumm
and Davis
Pallier John G., (colored) cook, 127 Montgomery,
dwl 20 Lewis
Pallies Alexander, commission merchant, 318 Da-
vis, dwl 422 Seventh
Pallin Jnlien, brickmaker, dwl Twentieth nr York
Pallou Paul, woodturner with Bryant, Strahan &
Co., dwl 18 First
Palm Edward, saloon, dwl 114 Morton
Palm House, John C. Hauser proprietor, 627-633
Broadway
Palm Jacob, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Palm Richard, waiter, 228 Kearny, dwl 114 Morton
Palma Lucia, dwl 1313 Dupont
Palme Co., (Chinese) cigars, 642 Pacific
Palmer Annie, dwl 836 Mission
Palmer Anthony B., bootmaker with Masomfe Tay-
lor, dwl Lafayette nr Mission
PALMER BROS., (Charles N. and Thomas F.)
men and boys' clothing, 730 Market
Palmer Cassius C, (Lambert, P. $ Co.) dwl
American Exchange
PALMER CHARLES, ladies' shoemaker, 77 New
Montgomery, dwl 54 Third
Palmer Charles, tailor, dwl 1622 Stockton
Palmer Charles N., (Palmer Brosjves Oakland
Palmer Charles W., stairbuilcler and carpenter, W s
Drumm nr California, dwl 178 Green
Palmer Clinton, clerk Cal. P. R. R. Co. 's steamer
Amelia
Palmer Cyrus, (Angell, P. & Co.) dwl 2 Essex
Place
Palmer Edwin C, chief Mailing Department S. F.
Post Office, dwl 539 Turk
Palmer Edwin H., bookkeeper with Beach, Mon-
teith & Co., dwl 1608 Pacific Avenue
Palmer Emma C. Mrs., dwl 328 Kearny
Palmer Ernest, clerk, dwl NE cor Powand Sutter
Palmer Frances, (widowj dwl NE cor Union and
Calhoun
Palmer Frank, clerk with R. A. Swain & Co., 200
Sansom
Palmer Frank L., accountant U. S. Surveyor-Gene-
ral's office, res Oakland
Palmer G. F., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Palmer Henry, (Palmer & Flint) dwl 118 Valeucia
Palmer Henry, miner, dwl 12 Perry
Palmer Jacob* (Deming, P. & Co.) dwl 836 Mission
Palmer James, carpenter, dwl 1004 Washington
Palmer James R., apprentice with W. J. T. Palmer
& Co., dwl Fell nr Van Ness Avenue
Palmer James W., surveyor, dwl 1426 Pine
Palmer Jane B., (widow) dwl N s Pleasant bet
Jones and Taylor
Palmer John, (John .Bolivian fy Co.) dwl 510
Broadway •
PALMER, KNOX & CO., (Wales L. Palmer and
Israel IV. Knox) proprietors Golden State Iron
Works, 19-25 First
Palmer Lawrence W., (Bishop Sf Co.) dwl S s
Taylor nr Buchanan
Palmer Linwood, bookkeeper with J. C. Winans,
res Alameda
Palmer Oscar L., secretary U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, office 74 Montgomery Block, dwl Grand
Hotel
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712. 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY.
517
Palmer Phillippe, (widow) dwl E s Larkin bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Palmer Phoebe, (widow) dwl 113 Stockton
PalmerS., (widow) dwl 1608 Pacific
Palmer Samuel H. , clerk, 317 Montgomery, dwl N 6
Pleasant nr Jones
Palmer Sanford, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Palmer Thomas, boatman, Vallejo Street Wharf,
dwl 715 Davis
Palmer Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Palmer Thomas F., (Palmer Bros.) dwl 220 O'Far-
rell
Palmer Wales L., (Palmer, Knox & Co. ) dwl 4
Essex Place
Palmer William, seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3
Steuart
Palmer William, stockdealer, dwl 78 Clementina
Palmer William, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Palmer William C, dookkeeper California Theater,
dwl 759 Clay
Palmer William J. T., (W. J. T. Palmer & Co. J
dwl S s Fell bet Franklin and Van Ness Av
PALMER W. J. T. & CO., (Louis FocacciJ office
and school furniture manufacturers, 105 and 107
Mission, salesroom 323 California
Palmer & Flint, (Henry Palmer and Elijah Flint)
produce commission, 124 Clay
Palmiera Louis, importer alabaster goods, dwl 533
Howard
PALTENGHI ANDREA, Cosmopolitan Marble
Works, 1029 Market bet Sixth and Seventh
Pana Antonio, salesman, dwl 19 Clara
Panario Frank, porter with George B. May & Co.,
dwl 918 Geary
Pandelle Celestine, (widowl dressmaker, 149 Third
Pander Ezekiel, (Lewis & P.J dwl 509 O'Farrell
Pander James, hostler, dwl 21 Louisa
Panelli Peter, porter with F. Daneri & Co., dwl
515 Vallejo
Paugburn James L., salesman, 420 Kearny, dwl
1424 Pacific
Paugbnrn Stanley D., conductor N. B. &M. R. R.,
dwl 785 Folsom
Panlmrst Minnie, (widow) laundress, dwl 405 Main
Pantojo Pedro, bootblack with J. Streib & Bro.,
dwl Vallejo bet Dupont and Kearny
Pantoskey H., expresswagon, NW cor Sixth and
Folsom, dwl NE cor Van Ness Av and Hayes
Panzer Alfred, laborer, dwl cor Greenwich and
Fillmore
Panzer M. A., laborer, dwl 423 Bush
Papasolo Joseph, (Joseph Conslantin & Co.) dwl
1406 Vallejo
Pape Annie M. Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 642
Mission
Pape August C, stoves and tinware, 1526 Stockton
Pape Charles, clerk with Edward Koch, dwl NW
cor Polk and Clay
Pape Thomas W., clerk, dwl 642 Mission
Papi John H., porter with James M. Curtis, dwl 19
Lewis Place
Paquet D., saddle and harness maker, 510 Bdwy
Paquette A. F., bookkeeper with Wand, Kane &
Co., dwl 542 Jessie
Paradise Ide G. .porter with Thomas H.Selby& Co.,
dwl cor Larkin and California
Paraell Thomas, milkman, dwl Lombard nr Octavia
Paravagni Lnigi, proprietor Garibaldi House, NE
cor Broadway and Sansom
Parbnrt Frances A., (widow) dwl 808 Green
Parcell Henry, miner, dwl 1608 Bush
Parcell William H., carpenter, dwl NW cor Second
Avenue and Sixteenth
Parcells John J., wharf builder, dwl E s old San
Jose Road bet Twenty-sixth andTwenty-seventh
Parco Anthony, cigars and tobacco, 617 Montgom-
ery, dwl 1103 Powell
Pardee E. H., oculist, office 737 Clay, res Oakland
Pardee Frederick P., collector, dwl'215 Stevenson
Pardini Eugene, shoemaker, 729 Washington, dwl
27 Stone
Pardow Alfred A., (Pardon- & Preston) dwl 1025
HVde
PARDOW & PRESTON, (Alfred A. Pardon- and
Edsar F. Preston I attorneys-at-law, office 17
Montgomery Block
Pardy George, mechanical engineer and patent agent,
302 Montgomery, dwl Russ House
Pardy John, civil engineer with George Pardy, 302
Montgomery
Parent Charles L., carpenter and builder, 232 Fre-
mont, dwl SE cor Mission and Grand Avenue
Parent Charles L. Jr., carpenter with Charles L.
Parent, dwl 2I0J Thirteenth
Parent William, carpenter with Charles L. Parent.
232 Fremont
Parers David, waiter Lick House
Paret Jennie Miss, typesetter Cal. Type Foundry,
dwl 120 Virginia
Pareti Luigi. laborer with Brignardello, Macchia-
yello & Co., dwl 623 Broadway
Paris Emile, carpenter, dwl 215 Dupont
Paris Emile, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Paris Victor, tinsmith with Alexander Hoy, dwl N
s Pacific bet Kearny and Dupont
Parisoault Camillp. carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 112Natoma
Parish Charles H, clerk with F. & P. J.Cassin, dwl
Natoma bet Fifth and Sixth
Parish N. C, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Parish Norman, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Parish W. H.. carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Parisot Joseph, clerk William Tell Hotel, dwl 721
Pacific
Parisot Louis, proprietor William Tell Hotel, 721
Pacific
Park Chauncey Rev., pastor Westminster Presby-
terian Church, dwl N s Fell bet Webster and
Buchanan
Park Commissioners S. F., office 320 Sansom
Park Eberhardt W., dwl S s Twenty - fourth nr
Mission
Park Eliza Mrs., furnished looms, 6 Montgomery
Park George, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
PARK HOTEL, John Schumacher proprietor. 22
Turk-
Park John, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Park John, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Park Robert, expresswagon, cor Montgomery and
Pacific, dwl 920 Montgomery
Park Thomas C. clerk with Lowry & Wightman,
dwl 445 Bush
Park William, carpetweaver with Alexander Mack-
ay, 840 Market
Park William, porter, dwl 5 Garden
Park William, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 6 Montgomery
Park William Jr., clerk with P. L. Weaver, dwl 5
Garden
Park W. S.. carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Parke Frank, mate ship Warhawk, pier 10 Steuart
Parkell N. H., furnished rooms, 719 Market
Parker , clerk, dwl 331 Montgomery
Parker Charle3, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Steu-
art
Parker Charles C. P., clerk, room 5, 604 Merchant
Parker Charles E.. dwl Union Club
Parker Charles H., compositor Evening Bulletin,
dwl 2 Ransch
Parker Charles H., exchange broker, office 304
Montgomery, (and Parker & Boche ) attorney-
at-law, office 8 MontBIoek.dwl NWcor Broad
wav and Tavlor
Parker Christine, (widow) dwl 777 Market
Parker Edward F., clerk with Spruance, Stanley
& Co., dwl Russ House
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
518
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY.
Parker Edward H., merchant, dwl 1534 Howard
Parker Edward W . (colored) (Parker & Mcliun-
nih) dwl 786 Barriaon
Parker E. E. Mrs., dwl 1703 Leavenworth
Parker Ellen, teacher music, dwl 556 Minna
Parker FisK L., salesman with Hewes & Richards,
dwl 839 California
Parker Frances, ( Tobey & P.) dwl 308 Beale
Parker Frank, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Parker Frank L., stockbroker, dwl 839 Cal
Parker Frederick, clerk with George S. Haskell,
dwl 102 Jones
Parker F. Warren, foreman with Orrin Jones, dwl
■Jlii Dnpont
Parker George, dwl 10 Powell
P.irker George A., (Parker, Watlson & Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
PARKER GEORGE P., proprietor Bank Ex-
change, SE cor Montgomery and Washington,
and wholesale wines and liquors, 632 Mont, dwl
1212 Powell
Parker George W., clerk with Taber & Cunning-
ham, dwl 658 Howard
Parker George W., wood and coal, 617 Mission
Parker H. & Co., (J. Brange) proprietors California
House Restaurant, 624 California
Parker Harvey D., barkeeper Bank Exchange, dwl
20 Montgomery
Parker Hay ward P., bookkeeper with George F.
Parker, dwl 515 Folsom
Parker Henry, ( H. Parker & Co.) dwl 624 Cali-
fornia
Parker Henrv, liquor dealer, dwl 20 Lily
PARKER HOUSE, Michael O'Connor proprietor,
617 Montgomery
Parker James, stationery, periodicals, etc., 103
First
Parker James M., contractor and architect, dwl N s
Willow bet Valencia and Mission
Parker Jean Miss, teacher Wash Grammar School,
dwl 926 Washington
Parker Jeremiah, salesman with C. P. VanSchaack
& Co., dwl 930 Clay
Parker J. K., driver with American Bread Co., dwl
835 Harrison
Parker J. M. Mrs., dwl 900 Powell
Parker John, sbipcarpenter, dwl 814 Sansom
Parker John B., carpenter, dwl 132 Steuart
Parker John B., machinist with David Stoddart,
dwl 926 Washington
Parker John H., bakery, 245 Third
Parker John S.,woodca"rver with Warren & Kemp,
dwl 132 Fifth
Parker Joseph, (colored) bootblack with John
Stable, dwl 532 Montgomery
Parker Joseph M., barkeeper Bank Exchange, dwl
608 Pine
Parker Judah, master mariner, dwl 658± Minna
Parker Julia, (widow) dwl Ns Francisco bet Taylor
and Ma son
Parker Kim W., salesman with American Bread
Co.. 835 Harrison
Parker Leroy H., scalebuilder with Fairbanks &
Hutchinson, dwl American Exchange
Parker Lewis, carriagemaker with Kimball Manu-
t factoring Co., dwl 28 Garden
Parker Luke C, painter, dwl N s Francisco bet
Taylor and Mason
Parker Malvina H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 318 Pine
Parker Milan, plasterer with Jennings & Garfield,
dwl 13P2 Larkiu
Parker Richard D., carpenter, dwl 13 Perry
Parker Robert A., clerk, 434 Montgomery, dwl 821
Filbert
Parker Robert W., seaman brig Arago, 1 Howard
Parker Samuel, cigars and tobacco, cor Commercial
and Kearny, dwl 559 Natoma
Parker Samuel M., cigars and tobacco, 613 Mont-
gomery, dwl E s Seventh nr Brannau
Parker S. T. Mrs., dwl 839 California
Parker Sumner, clerk, dwl 523 Post
Parker Susan L., (widow) dwl 341 Jessie
Parker Theodore, watchman with P. A. Finigan,
dwl 777 Market
Parker Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Ohio bet Vallejo
and Broadway
Parker Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
PARKER, WATTSON & CO., (George A. Par-
ker, Samiiel B. Watlson and David Cojik/ing)
importers and manufacturers cigars and tobacco,
SW cor Front and Sacramento
Parker W. H. Mrs., dwl 539 California
Parker William, dwl 926 Washington
Parker William, watchman with Cutting & Co.,
dwl 121 Main
Parker William A., clerk with Hildebrandt & Saas,
dwl 1703 Leavenworth
Parker William C, pressman with A. L. Bancroft
& Co., dwl 6 Montgomery
Parker William C, stockbroker, office 422 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Parker William H, captain with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 608 Pine
Parker William J., (colored) porter, 7 Kearnv, dwl
1606 Hyde
Parker & Cook's Hydraulic Fire Extinguisher and
Elevator, office pier 2^ Steuart
Parker & McRnnnils, (Edward W. Parker and
David M. McRunnihj (colored) shoemakers,
414 Third
PARKER & ROCHE, (Charles 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 moneydrawer, 318
Pine, dwl Russ House
Parkin Charles A., helper with Betts & Bro.,dwl
424 Minna
Parkin Edward H., filecutter Pacific File Works,
dwl 460 Minna
Parkin John, filecutter Pacific File Works, dwl 460
Minna
Parkin Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Parkinson George O, chief adjuster U. S. B. Mint,
dwl SE cor Twenty-fifth and Capp
Parkinson James O, manufacturer pictureframes,
437 Brannan, dwl 30 Hawthorne
Parkinson John H., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl E s Howard nr Twenty-first
Parks James, druggist with William C. Miller, dwl
1124 Stockton
Parks James H., printer, dwl 119 Perry
Parks John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Parks Madeline, (widow) dwl 504 Jessie
Parks Robert F., merchant, dwl 1115 Sutter
Parks Stephen, mechanical engineer, dwl 29#First
Parmelee George E., stocks, dwl 216 Bush
Parnell David, baker Moses Taylor, Australia S. S.
Line
Parnell John, dwl 724 Mission
Parr Henry D., grocer, dwl 144 Silver
Parr Joseph, dwl 434 Vallejo, rear
Parrel 1 Patrick, brakesman S. P. R. R.
Parrent J. G., barkeeper, dwl 585 Market
Parrish Nathan C, planer, dwl Ws Capp bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Parrish Norman, machinist California Planing Mill,
dwl W s Treat Avenue nr Twenty-second
Parrott Frederick, machinist City Iron Works,
res San Antonio, Alameda County
Parrott Charles, vinegar manufacturer, dwl SE
cor Octavia and Greenwich
Parrott. Jane, (widow) dwl 120 Virginia
PARROTT JOHN, banker, office 528 Sacramento,
(and Parrott & Co.) dwl 620 Folsom
Parrott Louis B., dwl Union Club
Parrott Tiburcio, (Parrott & Co.) dwl 620 Folsom
HUNTINGTON, HOPKIN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Hubber Goods and Umbrella*
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
519
PARROTT & CO., (John Parrott. William F.
Babcock and Tiburcio Parrott) commission
merchants, office 426 California cor Leidesdorff
PARROTT' S BUILDING, NW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Parry Archer, sparmaker, dwl 320 Spear
Parry James, shipwright, dwl 18 Freelon
Parsons A., hoat builder, dwl 43 Natoma
Parsons A. K., dwl 933 Sacramento
Parsons Asa E., porter with George F. Bragg & Co.,
dwl S s Sixteenth Av bet Q and R, South S. F.
Parsons Charles, conductor Front St. M. & O. R.R.,
dwl NEcor Pacific and Sausom
Parsons Charles A. bookkeeper with Davis &
Cowell, dwl W s Capp bet Tweuty -first and
Twenty-second
Parsons Daniel, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Parsons Edwin, milkranch, W 8 Railroad Avenue
nr Thirty-fourth, South S. F.
Parsons Jemimah, (widow) housekeeper, dwl 159
Nineteenth
Parsons Laura, dwl 811 Market
Parsons Levi, real estate, office 507 Montgomery,
res New York
Parsons Levi H., agent, dwl 314 Fifth
Parsous Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 224 Second
Parsons Matilda Mrs., dwl nr Mountain Lake
Parsons Milton W., purchasing agent, dwl 628 Sutter
Parsons Oliver S., weigher, dwl 26 Sacramento
Parsons Wick B., editor and proprietor Pacific
Methodist, office 721 Market, dwl 2012 Folsom
Parsons William, dwl 38| Langton
Parsons William Henry, clerk with John W. Pear-
eon, dwl 7 Cushman
Particelli Augelo, silversmith with R. F. Rochicioli,
dwl 6 Tyler
Partington Joseph, painter, dwl 1318 Polk
Partridge Peter G., real estate, office with Alfred
Borel <fe Co., dwl 434 Second
Partridge S. H. captain schooner Hutchinson, office
312 Sanson!
Pasalaqua H., expresswagon, cor Broadway <& San
PASCAL, DUBEDAT & CO., (Enule Pascal and
Eugene DubedatJ importers French wines and
brandies, etc., 426 and 428 Jackson
Pascal Y,m.\\,( Pascal , Dubedat cV Co. ydwl 826 Union
Pascoe George W., clerk, 415 Cal, dwl 7 Verona PI
Pascoe John, mining engineer, dwl 7 Verona Place
Pascoe Mary Miss, principal Potrero School, dwl 7
Verona Place
PASQUALE E., manufacturer regalia, flags, etc.,
and importer toys and fancy goods, 642 and 644
Washington
Paequel Richard, porter, 226 Bush
Pass Prudence, (widow) dwl 343 Jessie
Passman David, baker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 414
Union
Pasteue Autonio, vegetables, dwl 19 Davis
Patch A., clerk, dwl 12 O'Farrell
Patch George W., stencilcutter and diesinker, 405
Front, dwl 12 O'Farrell
Patch Oscar A., clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 1 230 1 Folsom
Patchell Edward, ( Patchell # Good now J dwl 153
Third
Patchell & Goodnow, (Edward Patchell and Albert
L. Goodnow) wood and coal, 234 Fifth
Patchen John, hairdresser, dwl Trinity nr Sutter
Patek Abraham, dwl 711 O'Farrell
Patek Samuel, porter, 416 California, dwl 533 O'-
Farrell
Pateneaude Joseph, shoemaker with Mason & Tay-
lor, dwl 807 Market
Patent Brick Co., E. F. Ohm, president, S s Berry
bet Third and Fourth
Paterson James, receiving teller Bank California,
dwl 1112 Bush
Paton Daniel, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 11
Tehama
Paton George, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 961
Mission
Paton Jean, cook with Philip Donoho, dwl 210 Com
Paton John H., bricklayer, dwl E s Shotwell bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Paton Robert, stonecutter, dwl SE cor Pine and La-
guna
Paton Theophilus, molder, dwl 571 Bryant
Paton Thomas, molder Risdon Iron Works, dwl 571
Bryant
Paton See Patten and Patton
Patrick George, carpenter, dwl 1620 Howard
Patrick Harry W., with Sherman &. Hyde, dwl 17
Fourth
Patrick James C, (Richard Patrick fy Co.) dwl
605 Bush
Patrick John H., (Richard Patrick 8f Co.) res
New York
Patrick Louisa, (colored) (widow) dwl 19 Bernard
Patrick Richard, (Richard Patrick & Co.) res
New York
PATRICK RICHARD & CO., (James C. Patrick,
Matthew N. Ince, and John H. Patrick) im-
porters and jobbers hardware, 122 Battery
Patrick Wellington C, (colored) hairdresser, 1317
Stockton
PATRIDGE HIRAM C, proprietor International
Hotel, 530-534 Jackson
Patridge Philip, painter, dwl 227 Second
Patridge — See Pattridge
Patron Pauline, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 1313 Pow
Pattee Solon, accountant and insurance adjuster, of-
fice 534 California, dwl 210 Montgomery
Patten Benjamin A., (Barry & P.) dwl 709 Geary
Patten Edward M., salesman with J. C. Merrill &.
Co., dwl 609 Hyde
Patten Edward M. Jr., auctioneer with William H.
Cummings, dwl SW cor Larkin and California
Patten George, fouudryman, dwl 964 Mission
Patten James, molder, dwl 162 First
Patten John, driver N.B. & M. R.R., dwl 328 Teha-
ma, rear
Patten Mary MisB, operator with J.W.Davidson &
Co., dwl 20 Mary
Patten Philip H., storekeeper with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 23 Kearny
Patten Stephen W., bookkeeper with S.F. Transfer
Co., dwl 609 Hyde
Patten Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 284 Stevenson
Patten William, clerk, dwllll Ellis
Patten William P., waiter, dwl 29 Clara
Patten. — See Paton and Patton
Patterson Alexander, seaman, dwl E s Calhoun bet
Union and Alta
Patterson Alexander R., carpenter with Edwin O.
Hunt, dwl 913 Broadway .
Patterson Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Patterson Charles, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Patterson David, machinist Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 209 Harrison
Patterson David W., attoruey-at-law, dwl 665 Mins
Patterson E. A. Mis., teacher South Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 1007 Market
Patterson Ellen J. Mrs., dressmaker, 230 Kearny
Patterson George, liquor dealer, dwl 2195 Powell
Patterson George P., carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 7121 Clementina
Patterson Herbert J., clerk with J. C. Merrill &
Co., dwl Broadwav bet Polk and Van Ness Av
PATTERSON, IRVINE & STOW, [WiliiamK
Patterson, William Irvine and William W.
Stow) attorneys-at-law, office 609 Sacramento
Patterson James, [Pacific 8awManuf#cturingGo.)
dwl 718 Green
Patterson James, fireman, bds 129 Folsom
Patterson James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 28
Sixth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entranoe.
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SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
Patterson James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer,
116 Fifth
Patterson lames, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 657
M ission
Patterson James H., clerk, dwl N s Broadway nr
N'nti Ness Avenue
Patterson John, mate barkentine Melancthon, 1
Howard
Patterson Katie, (widow; lodgings, 29 Natoma
Patterson Nancy Miss (colored) laundress, 6(55 Miss
Patterson Philip C, machinist, dwl 759 Howard
Patterson Robert, carpenter, dwl 913 Broadway
Patterson Robert, stockdealer, dwl 137 Montgomery
Patterson William, barkeeper with McArdle &
Daley, dwl 718 Market
Patterson William, captain bark Melancthon, 1
1 Howard
Patterson William, cook, dwl Niantic Hotel
Patterson William, florist, W s San Bruno Road nr
Thirtieth 4
PATTERSON WILLIAM, metallic signmaker,
530 Kearny, dwl 53 Natoma
Patterson William H., (Patterson, Irvine & Slow)
dwl 603 Merchant
Patterson William J.,(W.H. Martin & Co.) 240
Montgomery
Patterson William T., merchant, dwl 342 Minna
Patterson. — See Paterson
Pattison George F., engineer with Black Diamond
Coal Co., dwl409Folsom
PATTON ALVAH F., news depot and periodicals,
600 Market, dwl 314 Post
Patton Charles, farmer, Crescent nr Porter, Bernal
Hights
Patton L., cabinetmaker with Luchsinger & Son,
dwl What Cheer House
Patton Thomas, laborer, Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl E s Clinton bet B'rannan and
Townsend
Patton Thomas, molder, Fulton Foundry
Patton William, architect, office 411 J California,
dwl 1076 Union
Patton. — See Paton and Patten
Pattridge Robert K., lumber, 128 and 130 Steuart
and 121 Spear, (and Bennett §* C'o.ldwl 34 John
Patnrel Claudius, importer leeches, 728 Washington
Pauba A., tailor, dwl 20 Rues, rear
Paugh William J., assistant storekeeper C. H., and
physician, office and dwl 602 Filbert
Paul Almarin B., mining, office 318 California, dwl
10 Bernard
Paul Alvin A., clerk, dwl W s South Park Avenue
Paul C. & Co., (Jacob Kreel) butchers, 210 Dup
Paul Casper, (C. Paul & Co. J dwl 10 Stockton PI
Paul Chris, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Paul Edonard, cellarmau with I. Landsberger &
Co., dwl 511 Filbert
Paul Elizabeth, (widow)' dwl 518 Third
Paul Horatio, assayer, dwl 921 Harrison
Paul John C, watchman Union Hall, dwl 28 Clara
Paul John M., dry goods, 31 Fourth, dwl 421 Stev
Paul Joseph, dwl 2001 Bush
Paul Joseph, butcher with C. Paul & Co?, dwl 1
A8hburton Place
Paul Lucius W., clerk, dwl W s South Park Av
Paul Margaret Miss, laundress, 341 Third, dwl 9
Stockton Place
Paul Philip, seamau^dwl 250 Spear
Paul Rebecca, teacher, dwl 335 Jessie
Paul Reservation Homestead, office 328 Mont
Paul R. P. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary
School, dwl 335 Jessie
Paul Tract Homestead Association, office 328 Mont
Paul William, painter with W. S. Weir, dwl 42
Garden
Paul William, proprietor Post St. House, 207 Post
Paulers Louis, butcner, First Av nr Kentucky
Paulier Adeline, .(widow) dwl 109 Ellis
Panlissen Henry, frescopaiuter, dwl 224 Chestnut
Panlivich John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
PAULLIN JAMES R., costumer California Thea-
ter, dwl 803 Montgomery
PAULLIN SUSAN F., costumer, 803 Montgomery
Pauls Christian, barkeeper, dwl 520 Pine
Paulsen Hans, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber &
Co., dwl 26 Turk
Paulsen Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl 129 Jackson
Paulsen Hermann, (Paulsen & Siebe) dwl 129
Fourth
Paulsen J. E., captain hark Osmyn, pier 1 Steuart
Paulsen Ludolph, fruit stand, SW cor Broadway
and Davis, dwl S s Mission bet Fourth and
Fifth
Paulsen Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Paulsen & Siebe, (Hermann Pauhru and Ludwig
Siebe J groceries and liquors, SW cor Turk and
Taylor, and NE cor Fourth and Everett
Paulson William, porter, 10 Bat, dwl 1416 Folsom
Pauneefort Belle Mrs., actress, dwl 127 Fourth
Paupitz Frederick W., proprietor Minerva House,
123 Jackson
Pauritseh Frederick, waiter, 431 Pine
Pauze U., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Pavey James G., porter, dwl 3^ Ransch
Pavie Francis N., commercial broker, office SW
cor Sansom and Jackson, dwl 630 Vallejo
PAVILLIER ADOLPH L., merchandise broker,
SW cor Front and Jackson, dwl 930 Mission
Pavilion Roller Skating Rink, W s Stockton bet
Post and Sutter
Pavlicevich John, coffee and liquor saloon, 523
Davis, dwl SW cor Pacific and Davis
Pawlicki Ladslaus, physician, office and dwl 646
Market
Paxson Charles H., cashier Home Mutual Life In-
surance Co., dwl 1100 Pine
Paxson, Joseph S., (Youns & P.)&\v\ 20 Stanly PI
PAYMASTER U. S. NAVY, R. C. Spalding, office
434 fcalifornia
Payne Alfred G., packer with J. A. Folger & Co.,
dwl 227 Second
Payne Annina Mrs., dressmaker, 630 Howard
Payne B. C, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson
Payne Benjamin, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
630 Howard
Payne Clara Miss, compositor Evangel, dwl N s Six-
teenth bet Mission and Valencia
Payne Frederick, dwl 830 Howard
Pavne George, (colored) laborer, dwl 2 Vernon PI
PAYNE JOEL H., liquor saloon, 721 Davis
Payne John, iron nut manufacturer, 109 and 111
Mission, rear, dwl 109 Minna
Payne Samuel T., plasterer, dwl 566 Mission
Pavne Theodore F., real estate, office 604 Merchant,
* dwl Grand Hotel
Payne Warren R., real estate, office 604 Merchant,
dwl Grand Hotel
Payne William, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl cor Powell and Filbert
Payne William, blacksmith Risdon Iron Works, dwl
109 Mission, rear
Payne — See Paine
Payot Henry, (Payot, Upharn <$• Co.) dwl 1018
Stockton
PAYOT, UPHAM & CO., (Henry Payot and
Isaac TIphamJ publishers, booksellers and sta-
tioners, 620 and 622 Washington
Payran Dominique, butcher, dwl 15 Railroad Av
Payran George W., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Payson Carter N.. stairbuilder with Sanborn &
Byrnes, dwl 3 Harrison Avenue
Paz Octavio, clerk with August Pistolesi, dwl 343
Jessie
Peabody John E., (Brown & P.) dwl 1606 Leav-
enworth
Peabody Thomas J., foreman stables Central R. R.,
dwl 5 Geneva
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
521
Peabody William G., bookkeeper, dwl E s Alabama
nr Sixteenth
Peach Augustus, machinehand S. F. Cordage Fact-
ory, dwl Iowa, Potrero
Peach James, laborer, S s Linden nr Gough
Peach Thomas J., dwl N s Fell bet Gough and Oc-
tavia
PEACHY A. C, real estate, office and dwl 118
Montgomery Block
Peacock John H., clerk with C. Curtin, dwl NW
cor Turk and Larkin .
Peake E. S. Rev., pastor St. Luke's Episcopal Free
Church, 1602 Pacific, dwl 1712 Clay
Peake William B., bookkeeper with Hypolite Du
tard, dwl 409 Branuan
Pearce Frederick, teamster, dwl 311 Main
Pearce George T., shipjoiner, dwl 317 Taylor
Pearce Henry, engineer U. S. B. Mint, dwl 609 Ste-
venson
Pearce Henry, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Pearce Henry D., manufacturer gold pens, 606
Montgomery, dwl 308 Lombard
Pearce Henry M., decorator, dwl 237 Ritch
Pearce Isabella Mrs., dwl NE cor Sutter and Dup
Pearce Samuel J., bricklayer, dwl 1221 Folsom
Pearce W. J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Pearce — See Pierce and Peirce
Pearch Charles, painter with Wason & Morris, dwl
1248 Montgomery
Pearl Frank, porter Lick House Saloon, dwl S s
Linden Avenue nr Buchanan
Pearl Patrick, brakesman, dwl 649 Stevenson, rear
Pearlman Albert M., cigars and tobacco, cor Mar-
ket and Sansotn, dwl 724 Folsom
Pearlman Benjamin, clerk, dwl 724 Folsom
Pearlman David M., clerk, cor Market and Sausom,
dwl 724 Folsom
Pearmnn James, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Pearse Daniel, cook Grand Hotel
Pearson Charles, architect, dwl 906 Stockton
Pearson Dana C, agent Dial, dwl S s Tehama nr
Ninth
Pearson Ed. L., operator Western Union Telegraph,
dwl 919 Stockton
Pearson Edward, engineer, dwl 76 Bernard
Pearson E. F. Mrs., teacher Liucolu Grammar
School, dwl 342 Minna
Pearson George, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
Pearson Hans, porter American Exchange
PEARSON HENRY H., proprietor Cosmopolitan
Hotel, SW cor Bush and Sansom
Pearson J. A., dwl 411 Sansom
Pearson James G., clerk, dwl 523 Montgomery
Pearson John H., clerk Headquarters Dept. Cal.,
703 Market, dwl SE cor Larkin and Vallejo
Pearson John K„ teamster with Strauss & Frank,
dwl 342 Minna
Pearson John W., land agent, office 605 California
Pearson Robert, teamster, dwl 806 Kearny
Pearson Walter, blacksmith with Thomas D. Lamer,
dwl E s Valencia nr Sixteenth
Pearson William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Pearson William, clerk, dwl 927 Jackson
Pearson — See Pierson
Peart Benjamin, clerk with A. Hayward, res San
Mateo
Pease Austin L., salesman with Spruance, Stanley
& Co., dwl 15J Tehama •
Pease Emery T., stockbroker, dwl 17 South Park
Pease George F., carpenter, dwl 1910 Mason
Pease James, bricklayer, dwl 22 Turk
Pease John H., carpenter, dwl NE cor Guerrero
and Ridley
Pease Lnman S., bookkeeper with John Parrott,
dwl Grand Hotel
Pease Nelson L., teamster, dwl 503 Jones
Pease Richard H. Jr., cashier with Rubber Cloth-
ing Co., dwl Grand Hotel
Pease William C, contractor and builder, dwl 815
Lombard
Peasley H. & Co., ( Ayscough Groves J manufactur-
ers soap and washing powder, 24 Commercial
Peasley Hiram, (H. Peasley $■ Co. J dwl 24 Com
Peasley John, engineer with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
dwl 5 Sumner
Peat Frances F., (widow) dwl 1610L;rkin
Peat John W. F., clerk N. B. & M. Ins. Co., dwl
1610 Larkin •
Pebbles Geortre, laborer with Thomas Bradeu, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy
Pebworth Sarah, (widow) dwl 21 Fulton
Pecher George, saloonkeeper, dwl 626 Green, rear
Pechin Charles, clerk with Philip Donoho, dwl 621
Vallejo
Pechner David, hairdresser, 12 Steuart
Pechner Jacob T., dwl 938 Howard
Pechner Max, hairdresser with Sand Bros., dwl
938 Howard
Pechner Robert B., cutter, 231 Kearny, dwl 938
Howard
Peck Charles M., bookkeeper with Redington, Hos-
tetter & Co., dwl 123 Turk
Peck Charles S., (Peck $■ NoonanJ dwl 1302 Post
Peck Elisha S., miner, dwl Coso Honse
Peck Elisha T., U. S. drayman, office SW cor Jack-
son and Battery, dwl 201 Turk
Peck James, (Such & P.J dwl San Miguel Rancb
nr Twenty-fourth
Peck James, farmer, dwl 37 Second
Peck James R., drayman with Bradley & Cockrill,
res Oakland
Peck John, shoemaker with H. G. Miller & Co.,
dwl 913 Vallejo
Peck John H., clerk with Wellman, Peck & Co.,
dwl cor Dolores and Twentieth
Peck John M., (Wellman, P. $■ Co.) dwl 338 Eddy
Peck Josiah L., carriagesmith with Kimball Manu-
. .turing Co., dwl 32 Russ
Peck J. S., dwl What Cheer House
Peck Levi P., courtroom clerk Twelfth District
Court, dwl 1613 Larkin
Peck Margaret, (widow)dwl E s Dolores bet Twen-
tieth aud Columbia
Peck Oscar, waiter Cliff House, Point Lobos Road
Peck Philip, with J. Banm & Co., dwl 31 5| Third
Peck& Noonau, (Charles S. Peck and. John Noo?i-
anj draymen, office 739 Sacramento
Peckerman Simon, (James & P.J dwl 233 Clara
PECKHAM EDWIN L., stockbroker, office 413
California, dwl N s Liberty bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
PECKHAM EDWIN P., stockbroker, office 413
Cal, dwl N s Lombard bet Leav and Hyde
Peckham Edwin P. Jr., clerk with E. P. Peckham,
dwl N s Lombard bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Peckham George, blacksmith with Pollard & Car-
vill Manufacturing Co., dwl 2 Langton
Peckham Robert, foreman laborers Union Iron
Works, dwl 12 Natoma
Peckham William H., salesman San Jose Woolen
Mills Co., 319 California
Peckham Willie D., clerk with Woods & Freeborn,
dwl N s Lombard bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Pecora Martin, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Peddiick Michael, tailor, dwl S s Twentieth nr Fol
Peden William, tailor with Wright & Harmon, dwl
14 Louisa
Pedersen Berthinius, woodturner, 109 and 111 Mis-
sion, rear, dwl cor N and Twelfth Avenue,
South S. F.
Pederson E. P., seaman bark Mary Glover, pier 10
Steuart
Pedichio Dominico, liquor saloon, S s Vallejo nr
Davis
Pedler Amos S., dwl 211 Twelfth
Pedler Joseph R., (Joseph R. Pedler <$■ Co.J dwl
223 Green
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
522
SAN FRANCISCO [PJ DIRECTORY
PEDLER JOSEPH R. & CO., (Thomas G.and
J. N. Pettier) butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 35 and
36 California Market
Pedler Joshua N., (Joseph R. Pedler $• Co. J dwl
211 Twelfth
PEDL Hit THOMAS C, wharfinger Main Street
Wharf, (">td Joseph R. Pedler # Co.) dwl
211 Twelfth
Pedrazzi Luigi, waiter Campi's Restaurant, 519 Clay
Pedruzzy Sebastian, collector, d«'l 324 Jessie
Pedruzzy Sebastian J., compositor with Bacon &,
Company, dwl 324 Jessie
Peeker Isaac S., cook with Branch & Co., dwl 1216
Dnpont
Peel Mary, (widow) dwl 808 Howard
Peel Edward, cook City and County Hospital, dwl
N s Green bet Hyde and Larkin
Peel Jonathan Mrs., (widow) dwl 550 Polsom
Peel Jonathan, real estate agent, 31 Third, dwl
1725 Pine
Peel Peter E., bricklayer, dwl 906 Filbert
Peel Thomas, clerk with Higgins & Co., dwl 923J
Harrison
Pegge Owen, foreman Pacific Wood Preserving
Co., dwl 225 Minna
.Peggs James, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl NW
cor Tyler and Scott
Peguilhau Francois, (A. Laronche fy Co.) dwl 802
Jackson
Peguillan Emile, (Eugene Peguillan Sf Bro.) dwl
S s Eleventh Avenue bet N and P, South S. F.
Peguillan Eugene (Eugene Peguillan Sf Bro.) dwl
Sixth Avenue bet L and M, South S. F.
Peguillan Eugene & Bro., wholesale butchers, Fifth
Avenue bet K and L, South S. F.
Pehen Charles, cook bark Mary Glover, pier 10
Steuart
Pehrs Henry, silversmith, dwl 229 Pacific
Peirauo Luca, clerk with Leon Auradou, dwl W s
Mason bet Washington and Jackson
Peirce Frederick W., assistant register clerk Pro-
• bate Court, dwl 153 Third
Peirce George S., carpenter and builder, dwl 812
Howard
Peirce J. J., bricklayer Bricklavers' Pro. Ass'n,
23-1 Sutter
Peirce Joseph, merchant, office 503 Taylor, dwl 502
Geary
Peirce K. K. Mrs., dress and cloak maker, 812
Howard
Peirce; — See Pearce and Pierce
Peireon Edward, dwl What Cheer House
Peiser Henry, tailor, 246 Clementina
Peiser I. & N., clothing, 20] Montgomery
Peiser Isaac, (I. Sf N~ Peiser) dwl 13 Sixth
Peiser Levi, speculator, dwl 11 Sixth
Peiser Michael, clerk, 16 Sausom, dwl 1118 Leaven-
worth
Peiser Nathan, (I. & N. Peiser) dwl 201 Mont
Peiser Samuel, (H. Levy & Co.) dwl 853 Folsooi
Peiser Samuel, (Peiser & Schwartz) dwl 216
Tehama
Peiser &■. Schwartz, (Samuel Peiser and Mitchell
Schwartz) clothing, 20 Third
Peisser Jacob, clothing, 239 Third
Peixotto Raphael, (Davis & P) dwl 618 Green
Pelhan G., engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Pell Libbie, (widow) dwl N s Green nr Laguna
Peligrene Frederic, fresco painter, dwl 1316 Dupont
Pellaudini G. B., collector L'Eco Delia Patria, dwl
cor Union and Dupont
Pelle Alexis, vegetables, 1524 Stockton
Pellow Louis, porter, 228 Kearny
Pelton A. M. Mrs., matron Industrial School
Pelton Charles, carpenter, dwl 769^ Mission
Pelton John O, superintendent Industrial School,
Old Ocean House Road, 5 miles from City Hall
Pelton M. Miss, teacher Taylor aud Mason St. Cos-
mopulitau School
PELTRET PETER G., dealer U. S. revenue
stamps and greenbacks, 317 Battery, dwl 408
Sixth
Peltz Henry, captain schooner Staghound, 27 Mar-
ket
Pelzer Simon, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber &
Co., dwl N s Sutter nr Montgomery
Pemberthy Thomas, sailmaker with John Guilford,
res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Pemble Harry^ bookkeeper with Bowen Bros., dwl
718 California
Penal 1 Barney, waiter, dwl 244 Jessie
Pender James, hostler Omnibus R.R.,dwl21 Louisa
Pendergast Harry, dwl 1316 Pacific
Pendergast James, bootblack, 539 Jackson
Pendergast James, molder, dwl E s Folsom bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Pendergast James A., {Pendergast & Stone) dwl
N s Pine bet Broderick and Devisadero
Pendergast John, laborer with State Harbor Com,
dwl 64 Jessie
Pendergast Michael, molder City Iron Works, dwl
cor Twenty-second and Alabama
Pendergast Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 319 Beale
Pendergast Thomas, (Hanscom Sf Co.) dwl SW cor
Alabama and Twenty-second
Pendergast Thomas, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gil-
more & Co., dwl 227 Second
Pendergast William, laborer with Whitney &
Freese, SE cor Steuart and Mission
Pendergast William Jr., packerwith Cntting &. Co.,
dwl NE cor Annie and Jessie
Pendergast & Stone, (James A. Pendergast and
Robert H. Stone) com merchants and dealers
produce, 206 Clay
Pendergast — See Prendergast
Pendleton Benjamin P., master mariner, office 39
Market, dwl 721 Harrison
Pendleton Edwin S., carpenter, dwl 156 Third
Pendleton Frederick H., millman, dwl 424 Powell
Pendleton Mary Mrs., manager Women's Co-op-
erative Union, 28 Post, dwl NW cor Third and
Howard
Pendo John, (Pendo & Vlautin) dwl 715 Davis
Pendo &. Vlautin, (John Pendo and Paul N.
Vlautin) restaurant and liquor saloon, 715
Davis
Pendray Thomas, carpenter with Charles L. Parent,
bds Bootz Hotel
Peneton Solomon, (colored) porter Ophir S.M. Co.,
dwl 1008 Taylor
wharfinger Beale St. Wharf,
L. Peniere & Co.) dwl 715
Penfield William H
dwl 708 Mason
Peniere C. L., (C.
Green
Peniere C. L. & Co., (Julius Peniere and A. Le-
ture) fruits and vegetables, 86 Cal Market
Peniere Julius, (G. L. Peniere Sf Co.) dwl 715
Green
Penler Augnste, farmer, dwl 832 Green
Penlington George, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
1242 Howard
Penlington Thomas, dwl 1242 Howard
Penne David H, clerk, 12 Post, dwl 32 Fourth
Pennell Jemima, adjuster U, S. Branch Mint, dwl 4
Burcham Place
Pennell Robert, lumber surveyor, office with A. M.
Simpson & Co., dwl W s Castro nr Fifteenth
Peftiey John P., boatbuilder, dwl SE cor Solano
and Tennessee
Peniiie Frank, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gillmore &.
Co., dwl 308 Beale
PENNIE JAMES C, presiding justice of the peace,
804 Montgomery, dwl 929 Pacific
Pennie James C. Jr., plumber and gastitter, 800
Montgomery, dwl 641 Pacific
Penniman George', brakesman S. P. R. R,
Penuiman John, merchant, dwl 609 Sutter
Penniman Thomas, bookkeeper, dwl 1012 Larkin
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCp [P] DIRECTORY.
523
Pennington B. C, fireman, dwl 227 Second*
Pennington Euols H., (colored) caterer, dwl 1428
Stockton, rear
Pennington Frederick J., pressman with Mahon,
Rapp, Thomas & Co., dwl 1014 Montgomery
Penny C. H., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Penny N. S., master mariner, dwl 9 Hampton PI
Pennycook James, metalroofer, dwl 312 Seventh
Pennycook John, liquor saloon, NW cor Second
and Townsend
Pennycook John Jr., master mariner, dwl 21 How-
ard Court
Penzavechia Paolo, butter dealer, dwl 12 Rondel
Place
PEOPLES INSURANCE CO., (Fire and Marine)
office 16 Merchants' Exchange.
Pepin James, blacksmith, dwl E s Harrison bet
Twenty-third and Twenty -fourth
Peplow Edward A., printer with C. A. Murdock &,
Co., dwl 712 Taylor
Pepper Augustus, sawyer California Planing Mills,
dwl W s Fair Oaks bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Pepper E. T., driver City R. R.
Pepper George, driver City R. R.
Pepper John W., clerk with S. F. Weeks & Co.,
dwl 213 Ritch
Peppin James, blacksmith with McArron & So-
phey, dwl E s Harrison bet Twenty-third and
Twenty -fourth
Perani Antonio, cook City and County Hospital
Peraso Guisseppe, cook with Preda & Co., 504 Clay
Perata Bernardo, dwl 428 Vallejo, rear
Perata G., (G, Perata & Co.) dwl 428 Vallejo
Perata G. & Co., (G. Cuneo) Coso liquor saloon,
411 Sansom
Perazzo Manuela, groceries and liquors, 1421 Dupont
Perboner Kate, dressmaker, 831 Clay
Percival Charles, meat market, 426J Natoma
Percivale Carlo, waiter Campi's restaurant, dwl
519 Clay
Percy Gersliom H., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl
N s Bush bet Fillmore and Steiner
Percy John, saddletree coverer with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 114 Welsh
Percy Robert, porter, dwl E s York bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Percy Theresa, (widow) dwl 719 Sutter
Perdu Thomas D., shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Pereira Francis M., laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Pereira Manuel, stoker, dwl SW cor Drumm and
Oregon
PEREIRA SAMUEL L., proprietor Hotel Gail-
hard, 507-509 Pine
Peremans John B., drayman with Israel M. Emery,
dwl 10 Carlos Place
Peres Louis, (Louis Peres Sf Co.) dwl 128 Morton
Peres Louis &. Co., (Pedro Altube) wholesale but-
chers. New Butcheitown, office 526 Merchant
Perey John, salesman, dwl S s Chestnut nr Polk
Perey Pierre, coppersmith, 308 Market, dwl Ss
Grove ur Buchanan
Perez Dolores, (widow) dwl 552 Broadway
Perez Peter, carpenter, dwl 526 Broadway
Pergo Frank, seaman schooner Sparrow, 1 Howard
Periam John T., (Garcin & P.J dwl 410 Kearny
Perine George M., collector and bookkeeper with
N. P. Perine, res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.*
PERINE NICHOLAS P., Boston Mastic Roofing
and manufacturer roofing material, office 638
Market, res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Perinn William, laborer, dwl S s Lombard bet San-
som and Montgomery
Perkin William, proprietor Montgomery House,
613 Mission
Perkins Annie M., (widow) dwl 3 Howard Court
Perkins Charles C, fruits and confectionery, 418
Third, (and Brocas & P.)
Perkins Charles H., clerk with Kennedy, O'Neill
& Brennan, dwl 630 Mission
Perkins Charles N., helper Phoenix Iron Works,
dwl 7 Yerba Buena
Perkins Edward G., salesman, dwl 153 Third
Perkins Edwin S., commission merchant, office 308
California, dwl 1416 Jaokson
Perkins Eugene S., liquor saloon, SE cor Battery
and Jackson, dwl 1109 Montgomery
PERKINS, FLINT & CO., (James E. Perkins,
Thovias, Benjamin and B. P. Flint, and
Llewellyn Bixby) wool commission merchants,
SW cor Bat and Greenwich/«ow B. P. Flint
& Go.) — See Supplemental Names.
Perkins George, cutler, 705 Front
Perkins George C, merchant, office 321 Front, res
Oroville
Perkins George E., harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl 3 Howard Court
Perkins George F., barkeeper, 718 Montgomery,
dwl 325 Green
Perkins H. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl Laguna bet Post and Sutter
Perkins "Hannah Mrs., (colored) stewardess, 321
California, dwl 412 Union
Perkins Hiram, upholsterer, 1116 Market and 19
Turk, dwl 535£ Stevenson
Perkins Horace, (colored) (Perkins Sf Quin) dwl
412 Union
Perkins Howard, clerk with J. T. Pomeroy & Co.,
dwl 436 Third
Perkins H. S., cutter with Dolliver & Brother, dwl
413 Kearny
Perkins James' E., (Perkins, Flint & Co.) dwl
Lick House
Perkins Johu, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'b S. S.
Orizaba
Perkins Joseph, (R. C. Kir by & Co.) res Oakland
Perkins Joseph A., assistant statistical clerk Custom
House, res Oakland '
Perkins Joseph G., patternmaker Pacific Iron
Works, dwl S s Twenty- fourth bet Alabama
aud Harrison
Perkins Luke H., customhouse officer, dwl 812
Filbert
Perkins M. E. Miss, teacher Broadwav Grammar
School, dwl 21 Eddy
Perkins Nathan L., printer with Joseph Winterburu
A Co., dwl 1200 Leavenworth
Perkins Richard, longshoreman, dwl 29 Commercial
Perkins Rosella, (widow) dwl 202 Sixth
Perkins Russel C., tinsmith with Charles Brown, dwl
W s Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Perkins Samuel, boxmaker Union Box Factory, res
Oakland Point ' "
Perkins Samuel, lumber, S s Howard bet East and
Steuart, res Oakland
Perkins William A., bookkeeper with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 13 Powell
Perkins William H., fruits and stationery, 442 Third
Perkins William L., merchant, office 423 Clay, dwl
117 Oak
Perkins & Quin, (colored) (Horace Perkins and
Edward Quin) bootblacking and whitening,
118 Sutter
Perkovieh George, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl Jessie nr Third
Perley Albion, bookkeeper, dwl 6 Russ
Perley A. S., waterman, dwl E s Mission bet Ninth
and Tenth
Perley D. W., attorney at law, dwl 920 Washington
Perloin William M., teamster, dwl 214 First
Peruau Charles, foreman Eureka Warehouse, dwl
SW cor Chestnut and Taylor
Perolli Peter, painter, dwl 621 Pacific
Peroiii Peter, cook, N s Spring nr Kearny
Perozz G. B., (Fougazi &r P.) dwl NWcor Steiner
aud Turk
Perpoli Maximiliano, dyer, 69 Fourth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanaom Street, Porte Monnaiea and Keticulea.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ABT GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
524
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
Perpoli Placidio, driver with John Renault, dwl 712
Pacific
Vi'w Prank, Beaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Perra L., expreeawagon, cor Sansom and Battery
i Lucas, poultry dealer, dwl S s Jackson bet
Mason and Taylor
Perrasso Achilla, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 127 Filbert
Perrault Julien, physician, office 413 Kearny, dwl
1 13 Prospect Place
Perreaud Baptiste, shoecutter, dwl IS Clara
Perroy Leon, barkeeper with Louis Tridon, dwl
Piazza House
Perrie A. K., mate bark Whistler, 1 Howard, dwl
129 Jackson
Perrier Hippolyte, wines and liquors, 206 Third
Perrill William, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
Lombard bet Sansom and Montgomery
Perrin Adelaide, (widow) dwl W s Folsom bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Pei riu Edward B.. real estate agent, office 539 Cal,
dwl Ws Fol betTwenty-first andTwenty-second
Perrin Francis, dwl 1017 Powell •
Perrin Frank E., special agent Widow and Orphan
Fund Life Ins. Co., dwl Metcalf Place
Perrin George, surveyor, dwl 410 Kearny
PERRIN JULES, restaurant, Swiss confectionery,
and ice cream saloon, 738 Washington
Perrin Julius, (Miley & P.) dwl 738 Wash
Perrin Maurice, farmer, dwl 12 Metcalf Place
Perrin Peter, saddlery, 640 Broadway, dwl 609
Vallejo
Perrin Robert, real estate agent, office 539 Cal, dwl
W s Fol bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Perrin Reuben J., physician, office au'd dwl 109
Montgomery
Perrine Nicholas, carpenter, dwl E s Capp nr Nine-
teenth
Pen-ins John E., whipmaker with J. C. Johnson Jc
Co., dwl E s Fol nr Precita Av, Bernal Higlits
Perrins Joseph G., liquor saloon, 533 Sacramento,
dwl 585 Market
Perrout Marie, (widow) dyeing and cleaning, 112
Second
Perry A. K., longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Perrv Alvan B., clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
dwl 819 Post
Perry August, upholsterer, dwl 835 Broadway
Perry Benjamin F., whitener, 327 Sutter, dwl 655
Minna
Perrv Charlotte Mrs., washing and ironing, 136
Sutter
Perrv David J., assistant-wharfinger North Point
Wharf, dwl 1506 Hyde
Perry Edward B., real estate, dwl W e Folsom bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Perry Frank, hairdressing saloon, 302 Folsom, dwl
231 Fremont
Perry Frank, seaman barkAmethyst, RinconWharf
Perry George, teamster with Elliott & Bro., dwl
cor Tyler and Leavenworth
Perry George O., salesman, dwl 11 J Harriet
Perry Grattan, clerk, 302 Sansom
Perrv Henry E., contractor and builder, office 622
Clay
Perry Horace, boots and shoes, 1043 Howard
Perry Isaac H., dwl 416 Greenwich
Perry J., salesman with Frank G. Edwards, dwl
Chestnut bet Larkin and Polk
Perrv James, carpenter with P. M. S. S Co, dwl
728 Market
Perry James, clerk, dwl 749 Market
Perry James G. carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr
Valencia
Perry James K., whitewasher, dwl 1142$ Market
Perry John, watchman, dwl 143 Natotna
PERRY JOHN Jr., stockbroker, 104 Leideedorff,
dwl 18 Laurel Place
Perry John F., clerk, 315 Clay, res Oakland
Perry John H., ( Herve & P. 7 dwl 136 Sutter
Perry John H., stoker, dwl 617 Davis
Perry John R., carpenter, dwl W s Tennessee nr
Butte
Perry J. Willard, dwl 1043 Howard
Perry Leander H., driver with C. J. Hawley & Co.,
clwl 333 Jessie
Perry Mary, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 320 Taylor
Perry Napoleon, shoemaker U.W.M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Perry Philip, ropemaker, dwl E s Carolina bet
Mariposa and Solano
PERRY RESTCOME, real estate agent, office 6
Montgomery, dwl 425 Sutter
Perry Richard, captain, dwl 32 Minna
Perry Richard, drayman, SW cor Clay andDrnmm,
dwl 216 Austin
Perry R. O., carrier S.F.ChronicIe, dwl 811 Stock
Perry S. B., expressman, SEcor Howard andThird,
dwl Bay View
Perry Thomas L., carpenter, dwl S 8 Nineteenth
bet Mission'and Capp
Pesantes John, steward Moses Taylor, Australia
S.S. Line
Pesoli Edward A., clerk with Redington, Hostetter
& Co., dwl 530 Greenwich
Pestner Ernest, salesman, 306 California, dwl Ws
Capp bet Twenty-third and Twentv-fonrtli
PETALUMA AND STAR LINE PACKETS,
James N. McCune agent, 117 Clay
Petaluma Steamer, cor Vallejo and Davis
Petch Richard H., porter, 1 Sutter, dwl 337 Bush
Pete Henrietta Miss, cook, dwl 749 Market
Peter Charles, longshoreman, dwl 10 Commercial
Peter Daniel, cook Sorbier's Restaurant, dwl cor
Sacramento and Stockton
Peter Flavins, clerk with Potrero and Bav View
R. R. Co., dwl Potrero
Peter Frank, baker with T. J. Chadbourne, dwl
1214 Dupont
Peter John, housesmith with John R. Sims, dwl 78
Bernard
Peter John, shoemaker with Jacob Colin, dwl cor
Union and Calhoun
Peter John T., barkeeper, dwl 326 Ellis
Peter Nicholas, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewrery,
dwl 2208 Mason
Peter Walter Mining Co., ( Placer County, Cal.)
office 402 Montgomery
Peters Abraham, jobwagon, 18 Bat, dwl 321 Fifth
Peters Adolpb, agent with Putzman & Co., dwl 317
Ritch
Peters Arthur S., salesman, 111 Bat, dwl 1417 Bush
Peters Charles, brewer with W. A. Freaderek, dwl
1013Natoma
Peters Charles, laborer, dwl 503 Washington
Peters E., musician, dwl 704 Bush
Peters Emanuel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Peters Frank M. L., (Feldbusch & Co.) dwl 823
Filbert
Peters George, cook What Cheer House
Peters George, farmer, dwl 422 Shotwell
Peters George S. , fruits, 1060 Folsom
Peters Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Peters Henry, cook, dwl 151 Natoma
Peters Henry, laborer, dwl Lombard nr Franklin
Peters Henry D., groceries and liquors. NW cor
Pacific and Davis, dwl E s Sansom bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Peters Henry G., clerk with John Van Staden, dwl
520 Pine
Peters James L., carpenter, W s Mission bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
Peters John, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
cor Harrison and Shipley
Peters John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Peters John, tailor, 518 Fourth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [I3] DIRECTORY
525
Peters Joseph C, (Lauterwasser & P.) dwl 553^
Natouia
Peters Lucy Miss, milliner, dwl 3 H;iggin
Peters Peter, stevedore, dwl 639 Mission
Peters Philip, salesman, 340 Kearny, dwl 531 Fifth
Peters W., blacksmith Pacitic Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Peters Wilhelmina Miss, chamhermaid, dwl 1024
Larkin
Peters William B., (Lord $■ P.) res Oakland
Peters William F., superintendent Missions Amer-
ican Sunday School Union, Pacitic coast, office
11 Montgomery
Petersen Adolf T. N., mastermariner, dwl 262£ Clem
Petersen Albert, seaman, dwl 3:2 Steuart
Petersen Andrew, tailor, dwl 34 Everett
Petersen Anton, seaman bavk Naramissic, Pacific
Street Wharf
Petersen August, seaman, dwl 409 Drnmm
Petersen O, stockraiser, dwl 39 Jackson
Petersen Charles, captain schooner C. T. Winslow,
office 1 Market
Petersen Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Petersen Charles, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Petersen Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Drumrn
Petersen Charles, seaman, dwl 1112 Kearny
Petersen Charles A., (Petersen Sf Co.) dwl 16
Eleventh
Petersen Charles A., coffee saloon, 10 Sacramento
Petersen Charles C. A., clerk with Mausshardt <fc
Hoelscher, dwl 569 Stevenson
Petersen Edward, coppersmith with Charles W.
Smith, dwl 11 Pacific
Petersen Frank, cook, dwl 15 Vallejo
Petersen Frederick, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Petersen George, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Petersen Hans, laborer, dwl 28 Louisa
Petersen Hans, master sloop Sarah Pratt, dwl 20
Frederick
Petersen Jacob, mariner, dwl 1816 Powell
Petersen John, captain sloop Hector, Commercial
Street Wharf
Petersen John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Petersen John, seaman, dwl 409 Druumi
Petersen Joseph, laborer, dwl Hall Alley nr Vallejo
Petersen Lons, carpenter, dwl 41 Louisa
Petersen Loienz, mate, dwl 39 Jackson
Petersen Nels P., seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Petersen Nicholas, porter with A. Ptister & Co.,
dwl 129 Jackson
Petersen Peter, deckhand steamer Reform, Jack-
son Street Wharf
Petersen Peter, grocer, dwl E s Vincent bet Union
and Green
Petersen Peter, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Petersen Peter, laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Petersen Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Petersen Peter, seaman, dwl 409 Drumrn
Petersen Peter, seaman brig Arago, 1 Howard
Petersen Peter, seaman schooner Greyhound, 27
Market
Petersen Peter A., cabinetmaker with N. G. Nor-
den, dwl E s Sixth ur Brauuan
Petersen Samuel, seaman, dwl 531 East
Petersen Thomas H., shipwright, dwl 163J Silver
Petersen Wilhelm, seaman, dwl 531 East
Petersen & Co., (Charles A. Petersen and Ludwig
Koster) soap manufacturers, NE cor Mission
and Tenth
Peterson A., seaman, dwl 531 East
Peterson Andrew, (Madson & P.) res Oakland
Point
Peterson Andrew.mate brig Hesperian, foot Fremont
Peterson Andrew, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Peterson Andrew, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steuart, dwl 32 Steuart
Peterson Arthur S., (Bishop & Co. J dwl 900 Pow
Peterson August, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Peterson August, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Peterson Augustus, dravman, SE cor Front and
Commercial, dwl 624 Third
Peterson Augustus, mariner, dwl 17 Scott Place
Peterson B., turner, dwl W s N nr Twelfth Ave-
nue, South S. F.
Peterson C, janitor Taylor Street Cosmopolitan
School
Peterson Charles, expresswagon, cor Sacramento
and Market, dwl S s Precita Avenue bet Mis-
sion and Howard
Peterson Charles, laborer with Gcetien & Co., dwl
246 Clara
Peterson Charles, packer, dwl 246 Clara
Peterson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Peterson Charles, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Peterson Charles, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Peterson Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Peterson Charles H., clerk, dwl 407 Third
Peterson Christopher, seaman bark Legal Tender,
dwl 27 Market
Peterson D., seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Peterson Enewald, clerk with William Shiels, dwl
34 Ellis
Peterson Ferdinand, clerk with R. G. Dun & Co.,
320 California
Peterson Ferdinand, tailor with J.Kavauaugh & Co.,
dwl Stevenson nr Second
Peterson Frank, cook, dwl 626 Green, rear
Peterson Frank, cook Conrad's Restaurant, dwl
J231 Dupont
Peterson Fred, clerk with Fred Carsten, NW cor
Bush and Dupont
Peterson Frederick, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Peterson Frederick, hi borer with Whitney it Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Peterson Frederick, mariner, dwl 20 Zoe
Peterson Frederick, waiter International Hotel
Peterson Frederick W., real estate, dwl 13 Tehama
Peterson George, carpenter bark Northwest, pier 1
Steuart
Peterson George, seaman bark Dublin, pier 17 Steu
Peterson George H,, carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 343 Fremont, rear
Peterson George W., retoucher with George D.
Morse, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Peterson Gustaf B., jeweler with David W. Laird,
dwl 1016 Pacific
Peterson Henry, cook with Gus. Pope, dwl 151
Natoma
Petterson Henry, laborer with Dana & Codington
Peterson Henry, mariner, dwl 16 Folsom
Peterson Henry, market, NW corner Bryant and
Seventh
Peterson Henry, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Peterson Jacob, (Enqvist & P.ydwl 33 Sacramento
Peterson James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Peterson James, sugarboiler California Sugar Re-
fiuery, dwl Ws Folsom ur Twenty-third
Peterson Jans, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Peterson John, carpenter, dwl 56 Minna
Peterson John, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl S 8 Bryant nr Downey
Peterson John, laborer Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Mariposa, Potrero
Peterson John, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Peterson John, machinist Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 52 Minna
Peterson John, mate brig Hesperian
Peterson John, millhand, dwl 103 Sacramento
Peterson John, seaman, dwl 242 Fremont
Peterson John, tailor with Eugene Boucher, dwl
Trinity nr Sutter
Peterson John, waiter, dwl 29 Jessie
Peterson John F., clerk with John Glootz, dwl N s
California bet Dupont and Stockton
Peterson John F., seaman bark Amethyst, Rincon
Wharf *
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
526
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY.
>n John II., (Howland & P.) dwl 210 Steu
Peterson John X.. Bpecial policeman City Hall, dwl
X b Fifteenth bel Bowardand Natoma
Peterson Joseph, blacksmith Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 231 Main
Peterson Joseph, liquor saloon, NW cor First and
IVt- rsoii K, saddler, dwl 18 Sansom
Peterson Lewis, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson.
dwl 34 Tehama
Peterson Lndwig, (Johnson & P.) dwl N s Jack-
Bon bel Drnmm and Davis
Peterson Martin, laborer with William K. Dietrich,
dwl 619 Pacific
Peterson Nels. deckhand steamer Reform, dwl SVV
cor Battery and Vallejo
Peterson Nelson, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Peterson Oloff, (Olten & P.) dwl 1110 Battery
Peterson P.. seaman steamer Donald, Washington
Street Wharf
Peterson Patrick, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 3fi Steuart
Peterson Paul, hroommaker with Roesler &, Har-
wood. dwl 353 Jessie
Peterson Paullin, laborer, dwl cor Mississippi and
Mariposa
Peterson Peter, carpenter, dwl Drumm bet Jackson
and Pacific
Peterson Peter, cook, dwl 531 East
Peterson Peter, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Peterson Peter, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 1130 Pacific
Peterson Peter, porter Pacific Lodgings, 209 Leid-
esdorff
Peterson Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Peterson Peter, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Peterson Peter, seaman, dwl 531 East
Peterson Peter, seaman bark Gen. Cobb, pier 17
Steuart
Peterson Peter, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Peterson Peter, seaman steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Peterson Peter, watchman steamer Reform, dwl 409
Drutnm
Peterson Samuel O., carpenter, dwl W s Guerrero
nr Sixteenth
Peterson Soren B., agent Sacramento Line Schoon-
ers, office 46 Clay, res Alameda
Peterson W., carpenter with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Peterson William, dwl 53? Sacramento
Peterson William, wood and coal, 542 Fourth, dwl
19 Welsh
Peterson — See Peaterson, Petersen and Petterson
PETIHEAU EDWARD, apothecary, 1114 Folsom
Petit Henry, jeweler with C. P. Molirig, dwl Lone
Mountain
Petit Jacques, bathhouse, 738 Pacific
Petit Jeau, (Jean Salmon & Co.) dwl SW cor Du-
pont aud Pacific
Petit Matilda, (widow) dwl N s Bush bet Devisa-
den> and Broderick
Petit Pierre, liquor saloon. SW cor Dupont and Pa-
cific, dwl SE cor Dupont and Pacific
Petitt J. J., carpenter with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Petold Jacob, butcher with Dunphy & Hildreth
Petrarehe Francis, real estate, dwl 533 Howard
Petressaut Pierre, cellarman with I. Landsberger &
Co., dwl 322 Union
Petri Rosina, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 730 Union
Petri Theobald, packer, 102 Battery, dwl 10 Card
Alley
Petrie Adam, carpenter, dwl 662J Bryant
Petrini Luigi, steward Sorbier's Restaurant, dwl
cor Sacramento aud Waverley Place
Petry Charles, tailor, 10 Card Alle'y nr Stockton
Petry John, cutler with Will &. Finck, dwl 407
Pacific
Pettee J. J., carpenter II. tJ. League, 230 Kearny
Pettee John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co. and Bellingham Bay Coal Co., dwl W s
Fair Oaks nr Twenty-fourth
Pettenati Peter, grocer, dwl 1028 Kearny
Petterson Aaron, carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Petterson J. M.. carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Petterson John M.. dwl 53? Sacramento
Petterson Martin, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook, dwl
1717 Leavenworth
Petl erson — See. Peterson
Pettigrew James, collector with Jobn McCombe,
dwl 904 Kearny
Pettigrew William J., ( Skawhan & P.J res Oak-
land
Pettigrew William J. Jr., clerk with H. S. Crocker
& Co.. res Oakland
Pettineli Thomas, (G. Bovo & Co.) dwl 8 Folsom
Avenue
Pettinger Peter, carpenter, dwl 515 Bush
PETTIXOS GEORGE F., professor music, dwl
426 Second
Pettinos Leonard C, attorney at law, dwl 109 Silver
Pettis Valentine, shoemaker with H. M. Beers, dwl
NE cor Pine and Dupont
Pettit Anna M. A., (widow) dwl 311 Brannan
Pettit Charles, laundry, N s Bush bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Pettit George, clerk, dwl Portsmouth House
Pettit <fe Co., (Jared. C. Burdick) manufacturers
car, machine and axle oil and axle grease, 209
Drumm
Petty David, pressman with H. C. Hudson & Co.,
dwl NW cor Green and Stockton
Petty Jean, dwl 522 Broadway
Petty John S., sailmaker with Jobn Guilford, dwl
520 Broadway
Petty Mary, (widow) ladies nurse, dwl 749 Market
Petty Sarah S., (widow) dwl 155 Perry
Pettvgrove L. A. Miss, saleswoman with Wilcox &
Gibbs' S. M. Co., dwl 26 Eddy
Petzoldt Edward, waiter, 520 California
Peul Albert, captain schooner Pad, dwl 913 Green-
wich
Pevronnin Edward, (Peyronnin & Vidal) dwl 319
' Third
Peyronnin & Vidal, (Edward Peyronnin and John
Vidal) whqlesale and retail liquors, 319 Third
Peyser Hermann, clothing and money broker, 719
Montgomery
Peyser Joseph, expressman, SW cor Washington
and Dupont, dwl 14U6 Dupont
Peyser Louis, tailor, dwl 1009 Folsom
Peyser If., waiter What Cheer House Restaurant
Peyser Maggie Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove
Factory, dwl Jackson nr Leavenworth
Peyser Michael, tailor, dwl 1310 Jackson
Peyser M. W., carrier Bulletin, dwl 958 Folsom
Peyser Paulina, (widow) dwl 226 Jessie
Pevser Simon A., (Theodore Liebermann & Co.)
dwl 313 Eddy
Peyser — See Peiser
Pfaff Albert, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co., dwl
N s California bet Steiner & Pierce
Pfaff Anna, (widow) dwl 10 John
Pfaff Annie Miss, saleswoman, 28 Montgomery, dwl
10 John
Pfaff Henry, carpenter, 1411 Stockton
Pfaff Henry, porter with Jobn Van Bergen & Co.,
dwl cor Oak and Octavia
Pfefferle Adam, (Pfefferle % Sagekorn) dwl 218
Pacific,
PFEFFERLE & SAGEHORN, (Adam Pfefferle
and William Sagchorn) proprietors Chicago
Hotel, 218-222 Pacific
Pfeiffer Caspar, porter with John Taylor & Co.,
dwl Stockton nr Bush
Pfeiffer Daniel, cook with Charles F. Johnson, 19
Commercial
Pfeiffer Ernest J., druggist, 210 Post
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY.
527
Pfeiffer Frederick, bootfitter, dwl E s Fair Oaks
bet Twenty second and Twenty-third
Pfeiffer Johu, boots and shoes, 325 Sutter
Pfeiffer John W., locksmith, dwl W s Haven Place
Pfeiffer Louis, cutter California Shoe Factory, dwl
231 Jessie
Pfeiffer Philip, liquor dealer, dwl 100-1 Kearny
Pfeiffer Thekla, (widow) dwl 1018 Clav
Pfeiffer William, ( William Pfeiffer '% Co.) dwl
ll()i Turk
Pfeiffer William & Co., (George, Uhl J wholesale
and retail confectioners, 738 Market
Pfersdorff Hiiijo, insurance agent, dwl SE cor
Union and Mason
Pffalea Samuel, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Pfflambaum Charles, foreman with McMillan &
Keeter, dwl 716 Front
PFISTER A. & CO., {Martin Waterman) produce
commission, 111 Clay
Pflster Adolph, (A. Pfister & Co.) res San Jose
Pfister Chretien, bail-dressing saloon, wig maker,
perfumery and human hair, 221 Montgomery,
dwl Kuss House
Pfister Jacob, clerk, dwl 8 John
Pfisterer Julius, gunsmith with Johu Bach, dwl 243
Stevenson
Pflueger Hermann, watchmaker, dwl 125 Sac
Pfoa Julius, (Gouzy & Co.) dwl SW cor Broadway
and Dupont
Pfoertner Charles, bootmaker, 1318 Polk
Pfohl Peter, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 228
Secoud
Pforr John, real estate agent, office 5 Sutter, dwl
270 Jessie
Pfuhl Adolfe, coffeehouse, 703 Battery
Phair Annie, (widow) dwl 763 Howard
Phair Thomas, gardener, dwl 270 Tehama
Phair Thomas, secretary Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Ass'n, 325 Mont, dwl Hall Place nr Jackson
Phalan James E., salesman, 31 Bat, dwl 30 Natoma
Phalon Timothy, laborer S.F.& P. Lead Pipe & Shot
Works
Pharo John, carpenter and builder, dwl 745 Market
Pharrer C. O., agent, 206 Washington
Phebey James, broker, dwl 411 Pacific
Phelan E , seaman Moses Taylor, Australia S. S.
Line
Phelan Edward, real estate, dwl SE cor Douglas
and Eighteenth
Phelan James, contractor, dwl 1523 Leavenworth
Phelau James, real estate, dwl 934 Howard
Phelan Joseph J., weigh clerk with Arthur M. Eb-
bets, dwl N s Pleasant bet Taylor and Jones
Phelan Joseph P., attorney -at-law, office 609 Sacra-
mento, dwl N s Sac bet Laguua aud Octavia
Phelau M. A. Mrs., teacher Eighth Street Grammar
School, dwl cor Mission and Sixth
Phelan Michael, carpenter, dwl N s Sheridan bet
Ninth aud Tenth
Phelan Michael J., lithographer, 519 Sacramento,
res Oakland
Phelan Patrick, ( Donohue & P.^dwl 511^ Minna
Phelan Patrick, printer, dwl 20 Clara
Phelan Peter, dwl 229 Minna
Phelan Peter, boilermaker S. P. R. R., dwl 27
Natoma
Phelau Phelan, cabinetmaker, dwl S 8 Humboldt
bet Vermont and Kansas
Phelan Timothy, machinist, dwl N 8 California bet
Webster and Fillmore
PHELPS ABNER, attorney-at-law, dwl NWcor
Page and Devisadero
Phelps" Alan son H., salesman with Thomas H.
Selby & Co. /and Phelps Bros.) dwl 1510 Jones
Phelps Augustus E., (W. S. Phelps & Co., and
Phelps Pros.) dwl 1205 Pacific
Phelps Brothers, f William S., Augustus E. and
Alanson H.) S. F. Screw Bolt Works, 13 and 15
Drunim
Phelps C. B., grocer, dwl 925 Vallejo
Phelps Charles H., clerk with Wright & Nourse,
reb Oakland
Phelps Charles H., messenger Custom House, dwl
- 13 Oak Avenue
Phelps Charles W., real estate agent, 14 Merchants'
Exchange, res Oakland
Phelps Daniel T., foreman with Phelps Bros., dwl
1235 Pacific
Phelps Dudley G., watchman Cal. Planing Mill,
dwl 525 Howard
Phelps Edwin, dwl NW cor Page and Devisadero
Phelps Lorenzo A., carpenter, dwl S s Sierra nr
Michigan
PHELPS TIMOTHY G., collector port S.F., office
Custom House, third floor, dwl Grand Hotel
Phelps William S., fW. S. Phelps & Co., and
Phelps Bros.) dwl 1203 Pacific
Phelps William W., bookkeeper with Lvon & Co.,
dwl 207 Taylor
Phelps W. S. &" Co., (Augustus E. Phelps) ship-
smiths, 13 and 15 Drumm
PHENIX INSURANCE CO., (fire and marine,
Brooklyn, New York) R. B. Swain & Co. gen-
eral agents, office 314 California
PHENIX S. M. CO., (Eureka, Lander Co., Nev.)
office 402 Montgomery
Philadelphia Board Underwriters, A. T. Fletcher
agent, office 318 California
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, John Wieland
proprietor, 228 aud 230 Second
Philadelphia llouse, Alexander Phillips proprietor,
■126 Pacific
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE, John Knack proprie-
tor, 421 Bush
Philadelphia Nursery, James Leonard, proprietor,
122 Valencia
Philbin John M., clerk with McDonald <fc Gavau,
dwl 430 Shipley
Pnilbin TUhnas, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Shipley nr Eighth
Philibert Turot, shoemaker with Anton C. Royer,
dwl 40 Brooks
Philip Jiicob M., (Morris Speyer & Co.) res
Harrisburg
Philip Sarah, milliner, dwl 922 Folsom
Philipp Martin, bookkeeper with Auger, Christian-
sen & Co., dwl 513 Post
Philippe Jean M., porter with Belloc Freres, dwl
524 Montgomery
Philips P. J. & Co., portable gas lamps aud oil, 608
Clay
Philips P. James, (P. J. Philips & Co.) dwl 722
Sbotwell
Phillip Joseph, laborer, dwl cor Texas and Twenty-
first
Phillip Louis, hairdresser, 511 Kearny
Phillip Louis, tailor, dwl 922 Folsom
Phillippe John, laborer, dwl 536 Broadway
Phillips Aaron P., (colored) porter, dwl Miles Court
Phillips Abraham, painter, dwl 21 John
Phillips Alexander, proprietor.Philadelphia House,
126 Pacific
Phillips C. A. Mrs., (colored) hairdresser, dwl 402J
Geary
Phillips Caroline, (colored) (widow) dwl 22 Taylor
Phillips Charles, expresswagon, cor California and
Davis, dwl 311 Hayes
Phillips Charles, teamster, dwlNE cor Laguna and
Fulton
Phillips Charles J., stockbroker, office 40 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 1201 Powell
Phillips Charles M., special policeman, dwl NW cor
California and Devisadero
Phillips Chauncey, clerk, dwl 202 Tyler
Phillips David L.*, f Phillips, Taher & Co.) res San
Rafael
Phillips Edward, mining, office 413 California, dwl
1201 Powell
JONES, PUIiLMAJT & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
528
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY.
Phillips Fitel, merchant, dwl 408 Stockton
Phillips George, machinist with W. T. Garratt&
('..., dwl 269 Minna
Phillips George, Beaman, dwl -18 Sacramento
Phillips George W., dwl 537 Sacramento
Phillips George W., waterman, dwl 210 Minna
Phillips Henry, teamster with Miller & Hall, dwl
111 Sacramento
Phillips J., laborer with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Phillips J inns, tanner, dwl 103 Sacramento
Phillips James, flange-tamer Kisdon Iron Works,
dwl 142 Fremont
Phillips James, lather with W. L. Wilson, dwl 43?
Minna
Phillips James, laborer, dwl N a Clay bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Phillips James, shoemaker with F. X. Kast, dwl
537 Sacramento
Phillips James K., printer with J. H. Carmany &
Co., dwl XE cor Pine and Buchanan
Phillips Jane, (widow) hotel, N s Nineteenth bet
Dolores and Guerrero
Phillips J. Burke, prosecuting attorney, Police
Court, dwl 910 Harrison
Phillips J. H., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Associ-
ation, 231 Sutter
Phillips Joanna, (widow) dwl 250 Spear, rear
Phillips John, auctioneer, dwl 514 Geary, rear
Phillips John, cabinetmaker with George B. May
& Co., dwl 510 Broadway
Phillips John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Phillips John, stevedore, dwl 340 Union
Phillips John B., attorney at-law, dwl 910 Har-
rison
Phillips John D., mariner, dwl SW cor Folsom and
Twentieth
Phillips John M., printer with A. A. McLean, dwl
910 Harrison
Phillips Joseph, drayman with N. B/^dgerly&.
Co., dwl 28 Lewis Place
Phillips Joseph, salesman, 408 Kearny, dwl 754
Bryant
Phillips J. P., (colored) porter with Cent. P. R. R.
Co., dwl 22 Taylor
Phillips J. S., mining and consulting engineer,
assayer, etc., 423 Washington
Phillips Julia Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove
Factory, dwl 502 Mission
Phillips Kate, dressmaker, dwl 510 Broadway
Phillips Lawrence, commission merchant, dwl 754
Bryaut
Phillips L. P., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Phillips Magaret A., (widow) furnished rooms, E s
White bet Green and Vallejo
Phillips Michael, merchant, dwl 324 Ellis
Phillips Patrick, stovemounter with Brittan, Hol-
brook &, Co., dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-third
and Twenty -fourth
Phillips Richard M., office room 1, 716 Montgomery
Phillips Samuel, dwl 636 Green
Phillips Samuel, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Phillips Samuel G., special policeman, Broadway
Wharf, dwl 29 Commercial
PHILLIPS, TABEK&CO., ( David L. Pktllip*
and Jacob 8. Taber) wholesale grocers, 310
Front
Phillips Thomas, stovemounter with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-third
aud Tweuty -fourth
Phillips Thomas, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Phillips Thomas, third officer N. P. Trans. Co's S.
S. John L. Stephens
Phillips Thomas K., foreman with D. Hicks & Co.,
dwl 445 Bryant
Phillips William, mining superintendent, dwl S s
Twenty-sixth nr Bartlett
Phillips William A., superintendent with N. P.
Trans Co., dwl 345 Fremont
Phillips William J., machinist with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl 315 Fremont
Phillips William J., workman with G. J. Ward &
Co., dwl E s Howard bet Twentieth and Twen-
ty-first
Phillipsen Johannes, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Phillipson H. , laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Philpakikac Peter, miner, dwl 364 Natoma
Phipps A. B., (Phipps & Flenniken) dwl 1118
Montgomery
Phipps Charles E., clerk with Phipps &. Flenniken,
res Oakland
Phipps James, harnessmaker, dwl 661 Howard
Phipps James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Phipps Samuel, carpenter, W b Dodson's Alley
Phipps Thomas, harnessmaker, 665 Howard, dwl
661 Howard
PHIPPS & FLENNIKEN, (A. B. Phipps and
Robert Flenniken j drygoods, 724 aud 726 Mont-
gomery
PH1STER ANDREW, wines, liquors and punches,
NE cor Halleck and Leide6dorff, dwl 2 Monroe
PHCENIX BUILDING, SW cor Jackson and San
PHCENIX INSURANCE CO., (fire, Hartford,
Conn.) R. H. Magill, manager, R. T. Fletcher
& Co., city agents, office 424 California
PHCENIX IRON WORKS, Jonathan Kittredge,
proprietor, 18 aud 20 Fremont
PHCENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM-
PANY of Hartford, Conn., Edward P. Gray,
general accent, office 425 Kearny
PHCENIX OIL WORKS, Hutchings & Finlayson,
proprietors, office 517 Front
PHCENIX QUICKSILVER MINING CO., Charles
Langley & Co. agents, office SW cor Clay and
Battery
Phythian H. B., clerk with Commodore Stembel,
dwl 850 Market
Piaggio Augustino, liquor saloon and bowling alley,
619 Broadway
Piazza House, S W cor Stockton and Jackson
Picard Frank, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 807 Market
Piccaroli Francisco J., woodcarver with George B.
May & Co., dwl I Auburn
Pichoir Henry, cashier with Pioche & Bayerque,
dwl 902 Montgomery
Pickard Sarah Miss, compositor Women's Co-opera-
tive Union, dwl 26 Minna
Pickens James E., armorer First Regt. Infantry,
cor New Mont and Howard, dwl 825 Har
PICKENS JAMES R., superintendent J. M. Brad-
street & Son Mercantile Agency, office 317 Cali-
fornia, dwl 421 Eddy
Pickens John A., printer, dwl 825 Harrison
Pickering George W., teamster with Horatio N.
Tribou, dwl 431 Fulton
Pickering James, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
PICKERING LORING, (S. F. Bulletin Co. mnd
S. F. Call Co.) dwl 1018 Bush
PICKERING WILLIAM, druggist and apothecary,
SE cor Broadway aud Stockton
Pickersgill W. F., clerk with C. V. Gillespie, dwl
424 Sansom
Pickett Agnes Mrs., dwl 1139* Folsom
Pickett Charles E., office with J. B. Harmon, dwl
311 Brannan
Pickett Don C, compositor New Age, dwl sor
Kearny and Pacific
Pickett E. W., books and stationery, 330 Market,
dwl 777 Market
Pickett Garrett, (Pickett & Murray) dwl 236 First
Pickett John, plumber, dwl 22 Clara
Pickett Michael, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SOHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO
[P]
DIRECTORY
529
Pickett Thomas, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Sutter
Pickett Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1061
Folsom
Pickett William, com buyer and shipping agent, 318
Front, res Sonoma
Pickett William Jr., compositor New Age, dwl cor
Kearny and Pacific
PICKETT & MURRAY, (Garrett Pickett and
James Murray J proprietors Clementina Street
Livery and Boarding Stables, 16 and 18 Clem
Pickles Edmund, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
111 Clementina
Pickmaul Alexander, cook Gaulois Restaurant, dwl
618 Pacific
Pico Jose B. Maj., real estate, dwl 1206 Folsom
Picollell John W., stevedore, dwl 7 Wetmore Place
Picot Mrs., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Picot John, merchant, dwl 645 Commercial
Picot Marie Mine., dwl 828 Washington
Pidancet Adrian, cooper with Alexander Murdock,
dwl 41.") Fremont
Pidancet Charles, drayman with Joseph Marcbaut,
dwl 415 Fremont
Pidancet Sebastian, scrollsawyer with William Har-
denhurgh, dwl 11 Harlan Place
Pidaux Peter, laborer with F. Putzman & Co., dwl
Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Pidwell Charles J., salesman with George 0. Whit-
ney & Co., dwl 615 Grove
Pidwell Cyril T., salesman, 111 Battery, dwl SE
cor Mason and Ellis
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., (Richmond Va.J L. B. & J. G.
Edwards general agents, office 535 California
Piepenbnrg August, musician, dwl 1322 Kearny
Pierce Charles, fruit peddler, dwl E s Fifteenth bet
Noe and Castro
Pierce Charles, special policeman, dwl NE cor Sac-
ramento and Sansom
Pierce Charles W., laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
405 Main
Pierce Elery G., drayman, 111 Washington, dwl E s
Downey nr Bryant
Pierce Ferdinand C., bookkeeper, 312 Pine, dwl 2
Martha Place
Pierce Frederick, drayman Union Iron Works
Fierce Frederick, special policeman, dwl 153 Third
Pierce George, bookbinder with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 1412 Mason
Pierce George L , mechanical engineer, office Miner's
Foundry, 247 First
Pierce George W., laborer with Middleton & Co.,
dwl 14 Post
PIERCE H. & W., loan and commission, office 728
Montgomery
Pierce Henry, (H. & W. Pierce) dwl 712 Pine
Pierce Henry, paperhanger with Frank G. Edwards,
628 Clay
Pierce Henry, pressman with Cubery & Co., dwl
41 1 Jones
Pierce Henrv B., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store,
dwl 249 Ritch
Pierce James, machinist, dwl Montgomery House
Pierce James, shoemaker, dwl 532 Third
Pierce James M., clerk Hathaway 's Wharf, dwl 308
Beale
PIERCE JAMES P., mining, office 315 California,
dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Capp
Pierce John W., longshoreman, dwl 210 V\'ash
Pierce J. S., bricklayer, dwl 1114 Market
Pierce Luke, laborer, dwl 256 Clementina
Pierce Moses, seaman bark Legal Tender, 27 Mar-
ket
PIERCE NELSON, shipping and com merchant,
10S California, dwl 71 1 Greenwich
Pierce Owen, melter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl S s Brannan ur Seventh
Pierce P., switchman S. P. R. R.
Pierce Patrick, marbleworker with John Dauiel &
Co., dwl 1310 Larkin
Pierce Peter, first officer S. S. Orizaba, dwl 844J
Folsom
Pierce Samuel, teamster, dwl W s Treat Avenue
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Pierce Samuel Hiram, bookkeeper World Mutual
Life Ins. Co., dwl 16 Wdlow Avenue
Pierce S. B., driver City R. R.
Pierce Silas G., lodgings, 902 Montgomery
Pierce Walter N, clerk, dwl W s Capp bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Pierce William, blacksmith Union Foundry, dwl 48
Tehama
Pierce William, sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.
Pierce William J., clerk Globe Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
dwl 16 Willow Avenue
Pierce William L. L., special agent Globe Mutual
Life Ins. Co., 6 Montgomery, dwl 16 Willow Av
Pierce — See Pearce and Peiroe "
Piercy David J., dwl 940 Howard
Piercy John C, real estate, dwl NE cor Guerrero
and Twenty-third
Piercy Robert, porter Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., dwl York bet Twenty-third and
Twenty -fourth
Piercy Samuel W., actor California Theater, dwl
9*40 Howard
Piermont Milling & M. Co., (While Pine Co., Xev.J
office 418 California
Pierpont James Rev., pastor Emanuel Presby-
terian Church, dwl 934 Harrison
Pierre John, porter, 10S Sansom, dwl 22b Ritch
Pierson Arthur, salesmau, dwl 634 Broadway
Pierson Frederick T.,assayer, office 305 Mont
Pierson Isaac, (colored) jobber, dwl 1104 Wash
Pierson John, drayman with Strauss & Frank, dwl
Jessie nr Fifth
Pierson John, tallow dealer, Fifth Av, South S. F.
Pierson Joseph D., cabinetmaker, dwl 1336 Wash-
ington
Pierson Joseph T., printer and compositor Alta Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1334 Washington
Pierson Samuel, seaman, dwl 531 East
Pierson William H., master mariner, dwl E s Bry-
ant bet Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth
Pierson William M., (Gallagher # P.J attorney at
law, office NW cor Montgomery and Commer-
cial, dwl 710 Taylor
Pierson — See Pearson
Piessala Adele, seamstress, dwl 906 Filbert
Pietrzycki Marcel, apothecary German Hospital
Piggott John, chandelier finisher, dwl 22 Clara
Pigne Dupuytren J. B., physician, office and dwl
424 Sutter
Piguet Edward, clerk with Alfred Boiel & Co., dwl
615 Stockton
Pike A. A., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Pike Charles R., carpenter, dwl 313 Taylor
Pike Edward P., carpenter, dwl 1001 Mason
Pike Jacob M., (Baldwin, P. & Bertzj dwl 631
Sacramento
Pike James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Pike James F., (Pike &, Ayers J dwl NW cor Haight
and Gough
Pike Samuel B., local agent Fireman's Fund Ins.
Co., dwl NW cor Capp and Twenty-fourth
Pike Thomas, books and stationery, N\Y cor Wash-
ington and Sansom, dwl Phoenix Building
Pike & Ayers, (James F. Pike and Henry Ayers)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Haight and
Gough
Pilaudini G. B., carrier L'Eco della Patria, dwl 1
Auburn
Pilkington J., (Hutchinson & P.J physician, office
128 Kearny, res Oakland
Pilla , teacher languages, dwl 331 Minna
Pillig Jacob, hairdresser with Lampe Bros., dwl 108
Tehama, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
None but the best Photographs are mida by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
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SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
A. Signal Ser-
vl 824 Filbert
Pilling Franklin B., observer U. S.
vice, office 42 Merchants' Ex, d
Pilling John, hairdresser, C15 Davis
Pilling Lottie L., (widow) dwl 821 Filbert
Pillion John, fruitstand, 600 Com, dwl 617 Com
Pillsbury Charles E., teamster, dwl E s Illinois bet.
Napa and Shasta
Pillsbnry Samuel, -special agent Maxim Gas Co.,
238 Montgomery, dwl 1117 Bush
Pilon Paul, dwl 281 Stevenson
Pilot Examiners, Board of, office 34 Merchants' Ex
Pilots, office U. S. Court Building
Pilsbury Charles J., f Pilsbury, Webb 8? Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
PILSBURY, WEBB & CO., (G. J. Pilsbury find
N. Shepurd Webb) importers and jobbers bard-
ware, tools and metals, NE cor Front and Pine
Pilsburv — See Pillsbury
Pilster Henry, (Bucking & P.) dwl 515 Bryant
Pimental James M., photographer, dwl 713 Bdwy
Pinaglia John, laborer with D. Ghirardelli,415 Jack
Pinch John, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson, dwl
761 Howard
Pinch John P., compositor, dwl 761 Howard
Pinchard John B., liquor saloon, 12 Sixth
Piuck Thomas E., metalroofer with H. O. Fiske,
dwl SE cor Seventh and Market
Pinckney Daniel, foreman with Cutting &. Co., dwl
73 N atom a
Pinckney John, patternmaker with John M. Stock-
man', res Brooklyn, Alameda County
Pinckney Joseph, expresswagon, cor .Sacramento
and Dupont, dwl 7 IT) Lombard
Pincknev Thomas C, New York Dept. Wells,
& Co., dwl 112 Mason
Pinckney William J., boatman and laundryman,
pier 19 Steuart
Pincus Mendel, tailor, 202 Second
Pinder George E., wood and coal, 429 Third
Pinder John, laborer J3tna Iron Works, dwl 109
California
Pine Henry H, shipwright, dwl 148 Silver
Pine William, bookkeeper with James Hartley &.
Co., NW cor Front and Broadway
Pinet John, ( E. O. Lyons & Co.) and commission
merchant, 506 and 508 Jackson dwl 1126 Fol
Pingel Otto, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dwl 3
William
Pingree Albert, expresswagon, 508 Market, dwl Ks
Church bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pink Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Pink Henry, merchant, dwl 535 O'Farrell
Pinker Julius, furniture, 805 Howard
Piukerton Thomas, printer, dwl 8E cor Sbotwel]
and Twenty- second
Pinkerton William C, carpenter and builder, 3
Quincy
Pinkham Benjamin F., boatman, dwl 30 De Boom
Piukham Byron, carpenter, dwl Mississippi nr
Santa Clara
Pinkham Charles H., compositor Morning Call, dwl
14 Prospect Place
Pinkham Frederick W., carpenter, dwl 311 Seventh
Piukham George, agent Napa Sailing Packets, office
Commercial Street Wharf
Pinkham Jonathan C, shoemaker, dwl W s .Missis-
sippi bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Piukham O. L., (widow) dwl 910 Powell
Pinkham Parker, carpenter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder Co. No. 1, S. F. F. 1)., dwl 22 ( 1'Farrell
Pinkham Richard, carpenter w irh W. T. Garratt «fc
Co.,
PINKHAM SETH, secretary Empire Mining Co.,
office 403 California, dwl ol5 Post
Pinkney M. C, dwl 5 Stockton
Pinkus Morris, clothing, NE cor Pacific and Hansom
dwl 302 Pacific
Pinner Robert, proprietor New Pacific House, 418
Drumm
Pinney Frank, boxmaker Union Box Factory
Pinney George M., purchasing clerk U. S. N. Pay-
master, res Oakland
Pinnick Jane, (widow) dwl W s Minna bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Pinto Jacob, clerk with William E. Loomis, SE cor
Washington and Sansom
Pinto M. A., musician California Theater, dwl 12
Sutter
PINTO MINING CO., ( While Pine) ollice 612
Clay
Pioche F. L. A., (Pioche & Bayerquej dwl 806
Stockton
Pioche Silver M. Co., (Pioche, Nev.) office 419 Cal
Pioche West Extension M. Co., (Pioche, Nev.) office
419 California
PIOCHE & BAYERQUE, (F. L. A. Pioche) im-
porters and real estate, SE cor Mont and Jack
Pionibo Joseph, laborer, dwl NE cor Kearny and
Union
Pioneer, (weekly) Mrs. Emily Pitts Stevens editor
and proprietor, office 420 Montgomery
PIONEER AND ALTA FLOUR MILLS, Eisen
Brothers proprietors, 10-18 Stevenson
PIONEER CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT, E.
G. Lyons & Co. proprietors, office 506 Jack-
son
Pioneer Cigar Co., (Chinese) 24 Dupont
Pioneer Homestead Association, (Alameda) office
506 Montgomery
PIONEER IRON WORKS, Charles H. Leavitt
proprietor, 225 and 227 Beale
Pioneer Land and Loan Association, office 413 Cal
Pioneer Malt Works, Francis Tilguer proprietor,
E s Stockton nr Francisco
PIONEER PAPER MILL, S. P. Taylor & Co
proprietors, office 416 Clay
Pioneer Petroleum Refining Co., office 412 Sansom
PIONEER SALT WORKS, B. F. Barton & Co.
proprietors, 211 and 213 Sacramento
PIONEER STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Michael
Heverin proprietor, 422 and 424 Jackson
PIONEER WOOLEN FACTORY, Black Point,
Leopold Cahn manager, ollice 115 Battery
Piotrowski Rudolph K., teacher modern languages
Heald's Business College, dwl 920 Market
Piper George A., stevedore, dwl Hinckley nr Kearny
Piper Jerome B., (Piper & Rice) dwl 12 De Boom
Piper Kate, (widow) dwl cor Eighteenth Avenue
and I, South S. F.
Piper Leon, tanner with Funcke & Wassermann,
dwl Folsom nr Twenty-eighth, Bernal Hights
Piper Walter J. II., special policeman and decora-
tor, Piatt's Hall, dw 11 Chatham Place
Piper William A., real estate, office 606 Montgom-
ery, dwl 528 Pine
Piper &, Rice, (Jerome B. Piper and Joseph B.
Rice) brick manufacturers, office Commercial
Street Wharf
Pippey Robert N., captain steam tug Anasha, dwl
308 Green
Pippy Henry J., master mariner, dwl 344 Town-
send
Pique Albert A., soapmaker, dwl Ns Dorland nr
Guerrero
Pique Edward, teacher music, dwl 224 Stockton
PIQUET EDMUND, druggist and apothecary, 727
Washington, dwl 911 Sacramento
Pirani A. C, insurance broker, office and dwl 225
Bush
Piratzsky George, miner, dwl 24 Lilly
Piratzsky James C., compositor Alta Job Office, dwl
24 Lilly
Pirrie Adoiphns, cook with Frederick Scbmid, dwl
107 Liedesdorff
Pisani Camillo, fisherman, dwl S s Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis
Pisania John, (John Pixania <fc Co.) dwl N 8 Jack-
son bet Montgomery and Kearny
aO-NTINGTON, HOPKINS &■ CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY.
531
Pisania John <fe Co., game, poultrv, etc., 9 Clay
Street Market
Piser Joseph, expresswagon, 1406 Dupont
Pissis Albert, draftsman with William Mooser, dwl
825 Mission
Pissis Emit, clerk with A. E. Sabatie & Co., dwl
825 Mission
Pissis Joseph E., real estate, dwj 825 Mission
Pistolesi August, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Washington and Dupont, dwl 343 Jessie
Pistolesi Joseph, coffeedealer, dwl 430 Onion
Pitcher Heury H., clerk with Treadwell & Co.,
dwl 776 Howard
Pitroif Gabriel, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Pitt Annie A., (widow) furnished rooms, 920 Clay
Pitt John H., shipcarpenter with P. M. S. S. Co",
dwl 308 Beale
Pitt Richard H., confectioner with Vogeley & Bro.,
dwl 145 Clara
Pitt Ricjjard D., (Cutter & P.) dwl 227 Second
Pittman G. T., nutstand, NsWasbington betBattery
and Sansom, dwl NW cor Pacific and Kearny
Pittman Hosea G., shipwright, E s Drumm bet
Jackson and Oregon, dwl Branch House
Pitto Giuseppe, (Novella & P.) dwl 1551 Dupont
Pitts George, salesman with John Howes, 504 San
Pitts Henry A., books and stationery, 408 Third
Pitts John H., with Dana &. Codington, dwl 137
Chestnut
Pitts Washington, engineer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Amador
Pixley Frank M., (Pixley $ Harrison) dwl SW
cor Fillmore and Union
Pixley Isaac, farmer, dwl S s Pacific nr Franklin
Pixley Seymour, contractor and builder, dwl W s
Ninth nr Mission
Pixley William, commission merchant, dwl 1528
PIXLEY & HARRISON, (Frank M. Pixley and
Robert Harrison) attorneys-at-law, office 430
California
Pizzala Charles, fruits and vegetables, 309 Bdwy
PLACE C. L. & CO., (Albert W. Scott) hay and
grain, SW cor Steuart and Folsom
Place Cornelius L., (C. L. Place & Go.) dwl 510
Folsom
Place George E., salesman with Treadwell & Co.,
dwl 303 Jessie
PLACE JAMES F., (Treadwell $ Co.) res Oak-
laud
Place Leonard F., machinist with I. M. Wemworth
& Co., dwl 318 Hayes
Placeley Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Placzek Elias, (Smith, Brown # Co.) dwl 644 Sac
Pladt Ludwig, shoemaker with Richard Pahl, dwl
77 Fourth
Plagemanu H. & Co., (Robert Kanzee) manufac-
turers and dealers cigars and tobacco, 127 Clay
Plagemann Henry, (H. Plagemann & Co.) dwl 315
Larkin
Plagemann William, tailor, 17 Geary
Planel Louis T., professor music, dwl 832 Wash
Plank Charles, student Heald's Business College,
dwl 1813 Mason
Plank H., student Heald's Business College, dwl
1813 Mason
Plank Jacob H., conductor Front St., M. & O.R.R.,
dwl 1519 Larkin
Plank Joseph, receiver Front St., M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 1519 Larkin
Plank Philip, engineer, dwl 1813 Mason
Plank Philip Jr., clerk, 306 Mont, dwl 1813 Mason
Plant Peter, dairyman, W s Alabama nr Precita
Avenue, Bernal Hights
Plante Samuel, hairdressing saloon, 506 Bush
Planz Casper, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl Utah bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Planz Henry, ( Planz & Bauman) dwl 521 Geary
Planz &. Bauman, (Henry Planz and George. Bau-
man) merchant tailors, 314 Commercial
Plass S. G., dwl 537 Sacramento
PLATE A. J., importer and dealer guns, pistols,
trimmings and sporting materials, 510 Sacra-
mento, dwl 30 Eddy
Plate Charles, carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kearny
Plate Henrv A., bookkeeper with A. J. Plate, dwl
30 Eddy
Plate Rinken W., overseer tanks S.F. Gas Co., dwl
215 Fifth
Plater William H., assistant City and County Sur-
veyor's Office, dwl 900 Clay
Plath John, notice server Cityand CountyTreasurer,
dwl 421 Union
Plath John Herrman, carriagemaker with Larkins
& Co., dwl 223 Fifth
Plato David, clothing, 6 Steuart, dwl 13 Market
Plato Freeman F., ( Plato %■ Rosa) dwl 12 St. Mary
Place
Plato Gabriel D., salesman, 6 Steuart, dwl 13 Mkt
Plato & Rosa, (Freeman F. Plato and Joseph
Rosaj hairdressing saloon, 522 Kearny
Platshek Julia's, merchant, dwl 400 Eddy
Platshek Lewis, tailor, dwl 1910 Larkin
Platshek Samuel, merchant, dwl 400 Eddy
Piatt Caroline, seamstress, dwl 105 Fourth"
Piatt Charles II., clerk with S. F. Transfer Co., dwl
54 Third
Piatt Clavton, letter department Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 106 Powell
Piatt E. R., captain U. S. A., dwl 30 Hawthorne
Piatt George, piled river with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Piatt G. W., (widow) dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Piatt Henrv, (Piatt. $ Kearns) dwl 421 Union
PLATT HENRY B., capitalist, office and dwl 204
Montgomery
Piatt John, special policeman, dwl Dolores nr Six-
teenth
Piatt Rachel, (widow) fancy goods, 105 Fourth
Piatt Samuel, attormey at law. dwl E s Se«>nd Av-
enue bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Piatt Samuel, Jr., salesman with Huntington, Hop-
kins & Co., dwl E s Second Avenue bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Piatt &. Kearus/ Henry Piatt and 'Michael Kearns)
groceries and liquors, 421 Union
PLATT & NEWTON, (William T. Coleman
and L. H. Newton) shipping and commission
merchants, office SW cor Front and California
PLATT'S HALL, Henry B. Piatt proprietor,
Siegfried &. Lohse, lessees, 216 Montgomery
Plaw Joseph, corresponding clerk with Parrott &
Co., dwl 1018 Jackson
Playter Edward W. bookkeeper, 111 Front, res
Oakland
Plaza Juan, tanner, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwv
Plaza Pedro, porter with Nathan Rogers, dwl SW
cor Broadway and Dupont ■
Pie Edouard, cook with Noouan & McGrath, dwl 4
Clairville Place
Pleasant Henry, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
W s Twelfth nr Folsom
Pleasant Mary E., (colored) boarding, 920 Wash-
ington
Pleeker George.distiller.dwl N s Moulton nr Steiner
Plege Henry. (Helmering & P.) dwl NW cor Post
and Taylor
Plege Louis, hatter, 721 Clav, dwl NW cor Post and
Taylor
Pless Henry, (Pless & Van Bergen) dwl 423 Sixth
PLESS & VAN BERGEN, (Henry Pless and
Augustus Van Bergen) wines and liquors, 425
Sansom
Plethor Leopold, cabinet maker with W. G. Weir,
dwl 124 Hayes
Pletz Charles, chemist and assayer, dwl 456J Te-
hama
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Full line3 of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
For Copies of Views of Buildings, Maps, Plans, etc., go to WATKINS', 23 Montg. St.
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PLOEGER CHARLES A., agent Bay Brewery,
and billiard and liquor saloon, SE cor Guerrero
and Sixteenth
Ploniondon Francis N., cook, 2 Battery, dwl 334
Third
Plotz Henry, waiter Park Hotel
Plover Patrick, carpenter, dwl 4 Langton
Plum Charles M., (Plum, Pell & Co.) dwl 614
Taylor
Plum , I anies. dwl 814 California
PLUM, BELL & CO., (Charles M. Plum and
Joint Bell) importers carpets, upholstery goods,
oil cloths, furniture, etc., 26 Post
Plum Edward, waiter with D. J. Harrison & Co.,
745 Market, dwl '267 Stevenson
Plumbers' Cooperative Union, (D. Simpson, Daniel
(1 ray ami J. Robinet) plumbing, steam and gas
fitting, 706 Mission
Plummet1" George, carpenter S. P. R. R., dwl 472
Jessie
Pluinmer George, mastermariner, dwl 62 Tehama
Plummer George E., clerk, 309 Sansom, dwl 62 Te-
hama
Plummer George M., carbuilder, dwl 472 Jessie
Plummer Harry W., bookkeeper with C. P. Lolor,
31 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 1316 Mason
Plummer H. L., carpenter, dwl NW cor Sacramento
and Stockton
Plummer J. C, traveling agent, dwl 920 Washington
Plummer John, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Plummer John A., merchant, dwl 1134 Market
Plummer Marshall D., dwl 830 Howard
Plummer William E., mastermariner, dwl 712 How
Plummer William P., bookkeeper with George O.
Whituev & Co., dwl b2 Tehama
Plunkett GeVald, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
846 Howard
Plunkett James, plasterer, dwl 25 Telegraph Place
Plunkett Jane, (widow) real estate, dwl 335 Union
Plunkett Joseph, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 318 Clementina
PlunketLLucy Mrs., millinery, 140 Fourth
Plunkett Thomas, blacksmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 1119 Stockton
Plunkett Thomas, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Plunkett William A., attorney at law, office 528 Cali-
fornia, and school director First Ward, dwl 335
Union
Plymptou George L., carpenter, dwl 2 Clay Avenue
Plympton Roller Skate Co., James O'Neill secre-
tary, office 309 Stockton
Poague Frank, tailor, dwl 820 Washington
Pockwitz Louis, hardware, 151 Third, dwl 143 Third
Pocock W. R. T., clerk, 403 Cal, dwl 1801 Dupont
Podd Jesse, contractor, dwl NW cor Laguua and
Broadway
Podd Jesse Jr., bookbinder with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl NW cor Laguna and Broadway
Podesta Emanuele, waiter with Lucchetti & Cere-
ghino, 512 Sansom
Podesta Giuseppe, laborer with Brignardello, Mac-
chiavello & Co.
Podesta Joseph, fruits, NE cor Bush and Dupont
Poehlman William, confectionery and bakery, SW
cor Post and Powell
Poek Louis, tailor with Joseph Figel, 211 Mont-
gomery
Poelchen Gn6tav, porter, dwl Hotel Rhein
Poerschke Adolph, bookkeeper, dwl 524 Filbert
Poett Alfred, assistant engineer San Joaquin and
King's River Canal Co., 320 California
Poetz Henry, waiter, 607 Sac, dwl 434 Seventh
Poetz John C., California Restaurant, 135 Sausom,
dwl 435 Seventh
Poetzle George, cabinetmaker, dwl 113 Hayes
PofF Charles, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Poffley William, bricklayer, dwl SE cor Dupont
and Francisco
Pogliaco Domenico, restaurant, 1206 Dupont, dwl
1213 Dupont
Pogue Robert A., carpenter, dwl 1719 Hyde
Poheim, De^enbart & Co., (J. Poheim and L. De-
genhartj merchant tailors, 1121 Stockton
Poheim Joseph, ( Poheim, Degenkart 4' Co.) dwl
1121 Stockton
Pohl George, clerk with Henry Osterloh, 117
Drumm
Pohl Oliver, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl 13A,
Fifth Avenue
Pohl William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Pohle Henry, cooper, dwl 8 Lawtou
Pohley Charles, dwl N s Fulton bet Octavia and
Guerrero
Pohley Joseph, (Pohley & Kosler) dwl N s Ful-
ton bet Octavia and Laguna
Pohley William, foreman with Pohley & Koster,
dwl NW cor Gough and Fulton
Pohley & Koster, (Joseph Pohley and JohnL. Kos-
ter) manufacturers vinegar, NW cor Gough
and Fulton, office 224 Battery
Pohlker John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Howard and Twenty-sixth
Pohlmann August, jeweler with Frontier & Belle-
mere, dwl 29 O'Farrell
Pohlmeier William, dwl 11 Gilbert
Point Lobos Road Co., office 526 Merchant
Point Sau Quentiu House, Sylvester Murphy pro-
prietor, SWT cor Sierra and Louisiana
Pointer John, (colored) laborer, dwl 9 Bernard
Pointer John, trunkniaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl NW cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Pointer Nathan, (colored)* porter, dwl 9 Ber-
nard
Poiser James, gardener, dwl N s Tenth Avenue
nr R. R. Av, South S. F.
Pokeley Patrick, cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 32 Rausch
Polack' Joel S., real estate, office 803 Montgomery,
dwl 906 Market
Polack Samuel, (Polack $• Hartman) dwl 927
Jackson
Polack & Hartman, (Samuel Polack and Solomon
Hartman) fancy goods and dress trimmings,
18 Kearny
Poland Frank S., painter, dwl E s Shotwell bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Poland Nahum, painter, dwl E s Shotwell bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Polarskv Ignatz, cook, dwl 407 Pacific
Polastri Vincent, physician and druggist, 630 Wash-
ington, dwl 926 Mission
Pole Gioniiauni, hostler with Lorenzo Marsili, dwl
320 Broadway
Poleman C. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 115 Stockton
Poleson Rasmus, oiler N. P. Trans Co.'s S. S. Ori-
zaba
Polgiacho Antonio, cook with Antonio Covacich,
NW cor Washington and Davis
Polhemus Charles B., real estate, office with George
H. Howard, res Santa Clara
Poli Domiuico, millhaud Pioneer and Alta Flour
Mills, dwl 12 Stevenson
Poli Rafaele, cook with Cadenasso & Tubino, 515
Merchant
POLICE ATTORNEY, office 17 City Hall, first
floor
POLICE CHIEF OF, office 9-11 City Hall, first
floor
POLICE COMMISSIONERS, room 1 1 City Hall,
first floor
POLICE COURT, room 13 Citv Hall, first floor
POLICE HARBOR, office E s Davis nr Pacific
POLICE JUDGE, office 17 City Hall, first floor
POLICE JUDGE'S CLERK, office 17 City Hall,
first floor
Polinge George, waiter, dwl 1115 Clay
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN RCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
533
Politeo Vincent, mariner, dwl W s Tennessee nr
Solano
Polk Robert. T., mariner, dwl 283 O'Farrell
Polk Robert T., purser S. S. Senator, dwl SVV cor
Mission and Sixth
Polkowski Edward M., currier, dwl San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-eighth
Pollack C. P., dwl 933 Sacramento
Pollack James, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Pollack James, laborer Fort Point
Pollack L. Mrs., professor music. 813* Folsom
Pollak John, bookkeeper with Mayrisch Bros. &
Co., dwl 2208 Taylor
Pollard Charles H., (Hain # P.) dwl loll Clay
Pollard George, attorney at law, dwl 1016 Stockton
Pollard Isaac, general superintendent Pollard &
Carvill Manufacturing Co, dwl 345 Brannan
Pollard John M., bricklayer, dwl 26 Eddy
Pollard Thomas, bookkeeper with Macpherson &
Wetherbee, dwl 20 Second Avenue
Pollard Thomas, seaman, dwl W s Ohio nr Bdwv
POLLARD & CARVILL MANUFACTURING
CO., carriage manufacturers, 180 and 182 Jessie
Polly Henry, machinist with Samuel Hill, dwl W s
Connecticut bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Pollev William M., U. S. mail agent, S. F. Post
Office
Pollock Adolph, expressman, dwl 247 Clementina
Pollock David H., clerk with Hecht Bros. & Co.,
dwl American Exchange
Pollock David K., clerk, 30 Occidental Market, dwl
NE cor Eighteenth and Guerrero
Pollock Edward, photographer with Alfred Hoos-
• ack,dwl214 Stockton
Pollock House, John L. Welch proprietor, Hunter's
Point
Pollock James, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddv
Pollock Mary A. F., (widow) dwl 619 Third
Pollock Thomas C, office 306 California, dwl Sac-
ramento nr Powell
Polman John, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddy
Polworth Alice Mrs., dwl 12 Jausen
Poly L. & Co., (Simon Clayburgh) wholesale
butchers, First Avenue, South S. P., office 112
Post
Poly Louis, (L. Poly & Co.) dwl 27 Sixth
Poly Solomon, with L. Poly & Co., dwl 27 Sixth
Polz Lewis, cooper, dwl J 32 Stenart
Pomen Peder, laborer with Adam Wagener
Pomeroy David, (Hobbs, Gi/more Sf Co, J dwl N s
Oak* bet Franklin and Van Ness Avenue
Pomeroy Joseph Y., bricklayer, dwl 414 Pacific
Pomeroy Julius T., (J. T. Pomeroy & Go.) dwl
SE cor Third and Mission
POMEROY J. T. & CO., (Julius T. Pomeroy)
groceries aud liquors, 436 Third
Pomposo Lepe, printer with Edward Bosqui & Co.,
dwl Bellevue House, Stockton
Pomroy Everett B., student at law with Jarboe.
Harrison & Robinson, res Oakland
Pomroy Lydia A., (widow) dwl E s Howard nr Fif-
teenth
Pomrov SamuelS., ( Tobin,I)avisson & Co.ydwl 923
Post
Pon Jean, laborer with Lemoine, Gambert & Co.,
15 San Francisco Market
Pond Edward B., (Pond, Reynolds # Co.) dwl
413 Stockton
Pond James, carpenter with William I. Tustin, dwl
627 Broadway
Pond Jessie, contractor, dwl NW cor Laguna and
Broadway
Pond John L., mining, office 331 Montgomery,
dwl Lick House
POND, REYNOLDS & CO., (Edward B. Pond,
Frank B. Reynolds and Samuel More) import-
ers and wholesale wines aud liquors, 212 Cal
Pond William C. Rev., pastor Third Congregational
Church, dwl W s Valencia bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Pond William H., clerk, dwl NW cor Laguna aud
Broadway
Ponelli Salvatore, fisherman, dwl 16 Washington
Pons Charles, peddler, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy
Pons Charlotte Madame, ladies' wear aud corsets,
631 Sacramento
Ponton Jose A., cigarmaker with C. C. Diez, dwl
826 Jackson
PONTON L. DE ARCE, agent Challenge Soap
Works, Oregon nr Davis, office 416 Sacramen-
to, res Oakland
Pool H. C, dwl What Cheer House
POOL I. LAWRENCE, (Pool & Harris, and
Howard & P.) dwl Grand Hotel
POOL & HARRIS, (I.Lawrence Pool and Edwin
Harris; North Point Dock U. S. Bonded Ware
house, Oriental Bonded Warehouse and P. M.
S. S. Co. 's Grain Warehouse, offices SW cor
Brannan & First and NW cor Sausom and
Lombard
Poole Eben P., boxmaker Union Box Factory, dwl
Keystone House
Poole Edward, waiter Miner's Restaurant, dwl 325
Jessie
Poole Edward A., captain steamer Yosemite, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Poole Edward V., waiter, dwl Mason nr Sutter
Poole Frank, clerk, dwl 246 Third
Poole John, capitalist, dwl International Hotel
Poole John P., register clerk Fifteenth District
Court, dwl 214 Chestnut
Poole Leonard H.. carriagepainter with Larkins &
Co., >dwl 700 Harrison
Poole Marcus M., salesman, 217 Bush, dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Poole William H., steward with Lloyd Tevis, dwl
1316 Taylor
Pooler R. H., carpenter, dwl N s Filbert bet Taylor
and Jones
Pooley James H., butcher with Eugene Moffatt &
Co., dwl cor Railroad and First Avenue
Pooly Isabel, (widow) shoefitter, dwl 225 Fourth
Poor Frederick A., (Sicntte & P.) dwl 1008 Bush
Poorman Martha, (widow) nurse, dwl 143 Third
Pope Andrew J., (Pope & Talbot) dwl 614 Folsom
Pope Augustus, restaurant, 218 Brannan
Pope Charles, barkeeper, 437 Bush
Pope Charles, liquors. NW cor Fillmore and Fran-
cisco, dwl Presidio Road
Pope Charles, groceries and liquors, Union nr Polk
Pope Charles W.. shoemaker with M. Guerin &
Son, dwl 707 Houston
Pope Ebenezer, porter with Green & Markley, dwl
808 Bush
Pope Frederick M., salesman with Mayrisch Bros.
& Co., dwl 428 Chestnut
Pope Hiram, with William E. Bridge, dwl 312
Suiter
Pope Horace E., dentist with N. T. Whitcomb, dwl
141-2 Mason
Pope Jacob, cook, 27 Kearny, dwl 519 Bush
POPE JOHN F.. assistant manager Globe Mutual
Life Ins. Co., office 6 Mont, dwl 1412 Mason
Pope Peter W., brickmaker, dwl 39 Jackson
Pope Samuel B., clerk steamer Alameda, Alameda
Ferry, res Haywards
POPE &TALBOT, (Andreu- J. Pope and William
C. Talbot) lumber, and proprietors Puget Sound
Packets, Third St. Wharf, office 318 California
Popp Claus, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Popp Herman, boarding, 34 Haves
Poppe Charles, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Poppe Charles, manufacturer and dealer cigars, 305
Battery, dwl W s Shotwell bet Twenty-third
aud Twentv-fourth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
534
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
Poppe Detlaf, longshoreman, dwl N 8 Vallejo bet
Battery and Sausoni
PoppenJoun F ., barkeeper, dwl 1 29 Jackson
Poppenberg Robert A., musician, dwl 122 Page
Popper Charles, Bbirtmanufacturer, dwl 1061 Miss
Popper Max, shiitmanufacturer, 131 Kearny, dwl
1(161 Mission
Popper Simon, shirtmanufacturer, 513 Kearny, dwl
llii Seventh
Popper Vieti chiropodist, office 20 Montgomery, dwl
240 Taylor
Poreari Peter A., carpenter, dwl N s Dupont Ally
Porchella Marco, blacksmith helper with Giuseppe
Sfassoue, dwl Broadway nr Sausom
Poroyley M., dwl 859 Folsom
Porep Lotus, watchmaker and jeweler, dwl 228
Bush
Porqpot Christian, baker Union Bakery, dwl 433
Broadway
Port Blakely ( W. T.J Line of lumber packets, Ren-
tun, Smith & Co. agents, pier 3 Steuart
PORT WARDENS BOARD OF, office 525 Front
Portal Baptiste A., laundry, 1142 Folsom, rear
Porteons John, hostler, dwl 4 Morse
PORTER ASA A., wines and liquors, 7 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 313 Geary
PORTER DAVID, wholesale liquors, 531 and 533
Clay, dwl 1414 Folsom
Porter Denmon C, physician, office and dwl 433
Clementina
Porter Edward, (colored) expresswagon, 313 Bat-
tery, dwl 10 Scotland
Porter E. J., clerk, cor Fourth and Louisa, dwl 300
Fourth
PORTER GEORGE K., hides and leather, office
416 Battery, dwl 418 Minna
Porter Henry, blacksmith with Nelson & Doble,
dwl 1413 Jackson
Porter Henry, fruits, NW cor Larkin and North
Point
Porter Henry, mate ship Lookout, Rincon Wharf
PORTER, HOLLADAY & WEEKS. (Nathan
Porter, Samuel W. Holladay and Edward P.
Weeks) attorneys-at-law, office 620 Washington
Pmter Horace. (Lewis & P.) dwl 1424 Mission
Porter James, (William 8. Moss & Co.) dwl 1609
Mason
Porter Jennie, (widow) dwl 1281, Fourth
Porter John, bricklayer Bricklayer's Pro. Associ-
ation, 234 Sutter
Porter John, seaman, bds 104 Steuart
Porter John S., clerk, 317 Mont, dwl 323 Kearny
Porter John T., produce merchant, dwl NW cor
Minna and Ninth
Porter John W., porkpacker with R. F. Bunker,
dwl 1427 Pacific
Porter Joseph, upholsterer with Goodwin <fe Co.
Porter Joseph, hostler Central R. R., dwl E 8
Broderick bet Geary and Post
Porter M. A. Mrs., burler, Pioneer Woolen Mills
Porter Maria, dressmaker, dwl E 8 Broderick bet
Geary and Post
Porter Nathan, (Porter, Eolladay & Weeks) res
Alameda
Porter Robert, steward S. S. Oriflamnie, dwl N s
Braunan nr Second
Porter Samuel, carpenter with Benjamin F. Wil-
liams, dwl NW cor Minna and Ninth
Porter Thomas, laborer, dwl NE cor Miss and Steu
Porter Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Porter Thomas, trader, dwl 808 Howard
Porter Thomas H, butter peddler, dwl 438| Jessie
Porter William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Porter William, carpenter, dwl SW cor Randolph
and Orizaba I
Porter William, junk, 120 Berry
Porter William,' with Collins & Co., dwl 1413
Jackson
Porter William F., machiue operator, dwl 1607
Jones
Porter William H.,# bookkeeper Widow and Or-
phan Fund Life Ins. Co., dwl St. James House
Porter William II., ( Lockhart & P.) dwl 27
Lafayette
Porter William T., 8cenic artist California Theater,
dwl 323 Kearny
Porteus James, carrier, dwl 1311 Sacramento
Portis William, blacksmith, dwl 21 Zoe
PORTLAND BOILER WORKS, Moynihan & Ait-
ken proprietors, 311 and 313 Mission
Portman George, carpenter Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Portman Herman, carpenter Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Port man n George E., S. F. Soap Works, SW cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
PORTMANN J. H. C, soap manufacturer, E s
Channel bet Sixteenth and Braunan St. Bridge,
office 210 California
Portley James, laborer, dwl W s Mission bet Twen-
ty- first and Twenty-second
Portois Peter, (Portois & Hillirt) dwl Agnes Lane
nr Dupont
PORTOIS & YULhlRTJ Peter Portois and Fred-
erick Hillirt) architects and engineers, 604
Merchant
PORTSMOUTH HOUSE, Lewis H. Bailey proptr,
1 Brenham Place
PORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION, office 424 Sansoni
Portuguese Exchange, Joseph Enos proprietor, 422
Drnmm
Portuguese Protective Association, room 16, 109 Cal-
ifornia
Portuse Jean, laborer, dwl 734 Vallejo
Poska Jacob, proprietor Mechanics' Hotel, N W cor
Broadway and Kearny
Posse Joseph, cook, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Post Arthur H., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., res Oakland
Post Charles, stevedore, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broad wav
Post Frederick L., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 1007
Mason
Post Frederick L. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Glasgow
Iron and Metal Importing Co., dwl 707 Powell
Post George W., butcher, dwl 412 Bush
Post H. C, driver City R. R.
Post James, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Post James, liquor saloon, N E cor Eighth and
Braunan
POST OFFICE S.F..NW cor Bat and Washington
Post Peter, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Post Sanford, carpenter, dwl 435 Pine
POST ST. HOUSE, 207 Post
Post Victor B., merchant, dwl 303 Lombard
Post Victor C, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 83
Clementina
Postag Caroline Mrs., shirtmaker, 1507j Mason
Po»t el A maudus, machinist with John G. lis, dwl
332 Bush
Postel Christian, clerk with William H. Breuner,
dwl NW cor Pacific and Jones
Postel Christopher, ( Aiders & (Jo.) dwl NW cor
Pacific and Taylor
Postel Isaiah, cabinet manufacturer, 1067 Market
Postel Peter J. .groceries and liquors, SW cor Twen-
ty-third and Mission
Postel Rudolph, (Postel <fc Tiede) dwl 333 Bush
Postel William, expresswagon, 104 Front, dwl SE
cor Noe and Twenty -fourth
Postel & Tiede, (Rudolph, Postel and Leopold
Tiede) upholsterers and paperhangers,704 Val-
lejo
Postleton Thomas, conductor N. B. &M. R.R., dwl
228 Perrv
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
AN FRANCISCO [PJ DIRECTORY.
535
Postley James, barkeeper, 531 California, dwl 823
California
Potel Theobald, clerk, dwl 522 Merchant
Potentiui A. Prank, steward with Henry Bocken,
dwl S sVallejobet Powell and Stockton
Pothoff Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 34 Sec
Potboft' William S., with Martin L. Haas, dwl 34
Second
Potier Numa J., attorney at law, dwl 30 Stone
Potrero & Bay View R. R., depot and office W s
Kentucky nr Sonoma
Potion Charles, liquor saloon, NE cor Wash and
Montgomery, dwl 605 Post
Pott F. S.. student Heald's Business College, dwl
1055 Mission
Potter A. F., machinist Beale St. Planing Mill, res
Oakland
Potter Albert F., porter, 113 Bat, dwl 248 Clara
Potter Charles, 6eaman, bds 32 Steuart
Potter Charles A., foreman S. F. Last Factory, 24
California, dwl 1119 Howard
Potter Charles H., (Potter & Embury) dwl 142
Fourth
Potter Francis E., lastmaker with Joseph Leveque,
dwl 442 Clementina
Potter Frank T., real estate, 506 Montgomery, dwl
2103 Hyde
Potter Frederick, scrollsawver Beale St. Planiug
Mill, dwl 69 Minna
Potter Henry N., corresponding clerk with J. S.
Wall & Co., dwl 505 Leavenworth
Potter Heurv R., with James McCabe, 526 Kearny,
dwl 51 5 'Bush
Potter Jesse S., collector with Miller & Lux, dwl
430 Bryant
.Potter John, cook brig Orient, 1 Howard
Potter John H , lastmaker with Joseph Leveque,
dwl 442 Clemeutina
Potter John R., wharfinger Eureka Warehouse,
dwl 1814 Dupont
Potter Lvman G., carpenter P. M. S. S. Wharf, dwl
248 Clara
Potter Thomas L., bookkeeper, 419 Montgomery,
dwl 612 Bush
Potter Uila H., (widow) dwl 136 Sutter
Potter William, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Potter William, teamster, dwl E s Ivy nr Grove
POTTER & ENSBURY, (Charles H. Potter and
William Ensbury) market, 149 Fourth
Potts Charles, domestic Lick House
Potts Charles T., clerk, 17 Front, dwl 281 Minna
Potts Izaius, clerk with H. M Newhall & Co., dwl
845 Dupont
Potts Richard O, pressman with H. S. Crocker &
Co., dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth and Columbia
Poulaine August, clerk, 606 Market, dwl 634 Pacific
Poulsen Hans C. P., cabinetmaker with Field &
Frei, dwl 26 Turk
Poulsen Peter J., seaman, dwl 156 Steuart
Poulson Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Poulson John, conductor, dwl 907 Bryant
Poulterer Thomas J., auctioneer and commission
merchant, 215 California, dwl 731 Sutter
POULTNEY GEORGE, Tattersall's Livery Stable,
524 Third, dwl 320 Brannau
POUND KEEPER, office cor Union and Van Ness
Avenue
Pound Thomas, plasterer, dwl 143 Natoma
Pourpon Victor, cellarman with I. Landsberger &
Pouvreau J., tinsmith, 1427 Dupont
Pouzadoux Louis, upholsterer, oil cloths, carpets,
etc., 1011 Stockton, dwl 818 Broadway
Pouzet Celestin, bootmaker, 612 California, rear
Pouzet Lucieu, bootmaker, 612 California rear
Powell Catherine, (widow) dwl 37 Fifth Avenue
Powell George E., clerk California Jewelry Co.,
dwl 331 Kearny
Powell Henry J., musician, dwl 710 Kearny
Powell Howell A., attorney at law, office 520 Mont-
gomery, dwl 426 Kearny
Powell Isaac T., lauudrymau with S. F. Laundry
Association
Powell James, blacksmith with Kimball Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 142 Perry
Powell Joseph, cook with John Cordes, dwl Broad-
way nr Kearny
Powell Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 409 Stevenson
Powell Richard C, porter, 310 Sausom, dwl 305
Bryant
Powell Robert B., clerk, 208 Battery, dwl 333
Fourth
Powell S. C, real estate, office 523 Montgomery,
dwl 808 Leavenworth
Powell William, druggist, SW cor Filbert and Pow
Powell William Jr.", walnutfinisher with W. G.
Weir, dwl cor Taylor and Lincoln
Powell William C, bookkeeper with W. G. Weir,
dwl W s Taylor bet Green and Union
Powelson Jans, "seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Powelson John P., expresswagon, cor Montgomery
and Washington, dwl 1141Union
Powelson William, engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel,
dwl 14 Downey
Power Bernard, tailor, dwl 306 Pine
Power James, shipcalker. dwl 161 Silver
Power Johu, peddler, dwl 319 Beale, rear
Power John, salesman, 624 Market, dwl 613 Bush
Power Martin, butcher, dwl 641 Commercial
Power Michael L., mining superintendent, dwl 504
Minna
Power Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Laguna nr Bush
Power Patrick Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
R. C. Church, dwl 734 Mission
Power Robert, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Powers Charles, painter, dwl 3 Ewer Place
Powers Charles, sailloft, 209 Sac, dwl 603 Geary
Powers' Charles A., machinist aud engineer with I.
H. Small, dwl 609 Folsom
Powers Daniel, macbinehand Mechanics' Planing
Mill, dwl 719| Clementina
Powers Edward, carpenter, dwl 1433 Taylor
Powers Edward, cooper with Samuel T. Hubbsll,
dwl 411 Pacific
Powers Edward, laborer, dwl NE cor Pacific and
Sansom
Powers Edward, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
318 Main
Powers Edward, plumber with J. H. O'Brien & Co.
Powers Edward, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot &. Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Powers George, carpenter with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
POWERS GEORGE H., oculist, office 24 Post.dwl
1004 Pine
Powers James, butcher with T. J. Powers, dwl 34
Hayes
Powers* James, calker with Middlemas & Boole
Powers James, tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 427 Bush
Powers James W., liquor saloon, cor Folsom aud
Precita Avenue, Berual Hights
Powers John, (Powers & Jackson) dwl 921 Jones
Powers John, carpenter, dwl 323 Minna
Powers John, drayman, dwl 113 Virginia
Powers John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mason
and Post, dwl 909 Post
Powers John, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor
Baker and Geary
Powers Johu, porter with Wooster & Shattuck, dwl
46 Clementina
Powers Johu, proprietor Quincy House, SE cor
Second and Natoma
Powers John, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Powers John, varnisher with Goodwin & Co., dwl
S s Bush bet Baker and Lyon
Powers John J., doorkeeper, dwl 1800 Taylor
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosiery.
JS'or Photographic or Stereoscopic views examine W ATKINS', opp. Lick House entrance.
536
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY,
Powers Joseph, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Powers Louis, butcher, dwl Niuth Avenue nr N,
South s. F.
Powers Michae), ftroceriea and liquors, NW cor
Clementiua and Eighth
Powers Michael, laborer N. B. & M. E. R., dwl E s
Valencia nr Fifteenth
Powers Nicholas, baker, dwl 169 Silver
Powers Patrick YV., stonecutter, dwl 69 Natoma
Powers Robert, boilerinaker P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
11/ Gilbert
Powers Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Fourteenth nr
Folsotn
Powers Thomas, laborer, dwl 120 Gilbert
Powers Thomas, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Powers Thomas, laborer New U. S. Branch Mint,
dwl 449 Clementiua
Powers Thomas J. .market, 109 Hayes, dwl 34 Hayes
Powers William, clerk S. F. News Letter, dwl 921
Jones
Powers William, laborer, dwl 135 Dora
Powning Joseph, bookkeeper with Cal. Powder
Works Co., dwl W s Iowa nr Solano
Pracht August, carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
PRACY GEORGE T., machinist, 109 and 111
Mission, dwl 216 Harrison
Pracy Joseph, machinist with George T. Pracy, dwl
216 Harrison
Prader John, laborer with W. Lange
Prag Charles, bootmaker with Charles Lester, dwl
12 Steuart
Prag George W., bookkeeper with Martin Prag,
res Oakland
Prasr Mai tin, stoves and tinware, 12.5 Clay, dwl 816
Filbert
Prager A. J., dry goods, 829 Kearny, dwl 425£
Clementina
Prager Heyman M., clerk w7ith Louis Prager, dwl
431 1 Clementina
Prater Louis, clothing, 823 Kearny, dwl 431 J Clem
Prahl Emil, cashier Imperial Fire Ins. Co., 430 Cal
Prairo John M., blacksmith, dwl 2 Tehama
Praizo John. (Hock S? P.) dwl 6 Pollard Place
Praudiville Patrick, laborer with Dana & Codington
Pratner Andrea Mrs., (widow) dwl 31 Everett
Pratoni Agostino, laborer, dwl Garibaldi House
Pratt Benjamin, attorney-at-law, dwl 5 Hardie Place
Pratt Charles, watchman bark Cyane, H. K. & Co.,
312 Sansom
Pratt Chester M., clerk Subsistence Department U.
S. A., dwl 44 Sixth
Pratt Ellen, (widow) dressmaker, dwl N s Natoma
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Pratt. E. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 314 Bush
Pratt Henry G., carpenter and builder, 113 Com-
mercial, dwl 567 Howard
Pratt H. H. Miss, seamstress, dwl 839 California
Pratt James, printer, dwl 555 Jessie
Pratt James N., apothecary with B. F. Josselyn,
dwl 17 John
Pratt John, sawyer California Planing Mill, dwl NE
cor Howard and Spear
Pratt Joseph S., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
PRATT LEONIDAS E., (Bartlett& P.) attornev-
at-law, office 636 Sacramento, and president
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank, dwl 711 Taylor
Pratt Levi, waiter with John Reagan, 610 Mont
PRATT OR VILLE C, attorney-at-law, office room
7, NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery, dwl
26 Laurel Place ''
Pratt Perry, patent medicines, dwl 710 Sutter
Pratt Robert F., clerk, dwl 555 Jessie
Pratt S. K., laborer with R. D. Mowry, 104 Califor-
nia Market
Pratt William H., carpenter with Henry G. Pratt,
dwl 567 Howard
Pray Benjamin C., machinist with David Stoddart,
dwl 115 Second
Pray Frederick H., clerk with Adams, Blinn & Co.,
"dwl Russ House
Prayer Joseph, seaman steamer Monterey, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Preble Charles B., (Preble & Co.) dwl 1016 Mont
Preble Charles S., (Preble & Co.) dwl 1016 Mont
Preble Francis, stairbuilder with Jesse & Drew,
dwl 356^ Branuan
Preble Helen L. Mrs., dressmaker, 514 j Third
Preble Lucius W., carpenter, dwl 514| Third
Preble William, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Preble & Co., (Charles B. and Charles S. Preble,
and George F. Montague) California Cider Fac-
tory, 218 Davis
Precht Adam, butcher, dwl W s Nevada bet Folsom
and Harrison
PRECHT CARL, physician, office 509 Kearny, dwl
932 Bush
Precht Charles, laborer Delmonico Restaurant, 41
Second
Precht Herman F., (Precht & Eggers) dwl 356
Brannan
Precht &. Eggers, (Herman F . Precht and John C.
Eggers) fruits, Pacific Fruit Market
Preda Joseph, (Preda & Co.) 504 Clay
Preda <fe Co., (Joseph Preda and Frank Bazzurro)
coffee saloon, 504 Clay
Preen A., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Preg Conrad, drygoods, dwl 1021 Post
Pregel August, metalspinuer with W. K. Vander-
slice & Co., dwl 1 Vallejo Court
Prelato F. I., chaplain and. disciplinarian St. Igna-
tius College
Prelle William, soapmaker with G. E. Portmann,
dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Prendegast Bridget, (widow) boarding and lodging,
520 Howard
Prendergast James Sr. , carpenter iEtna Iron Works,
dwl Twenty-second nr Alabama
Prendergast John, laborer Front Street Wharf, dwl
64 Jessie
Prendergast John, plumber, dwl E s Seventh bet
Bryant and Brannan
Prendergast John J. Rev., pastor St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, dwl 628 California
Prendergast Michael P., tinsmith with Charles W.
Alvey, dwl 5 Spring
Prendergast Thomas, carpenter, dwl 147 Minna
Prendergast — see Pendergast
Preudeville Maurice, marbleworker, dwl Twenty-
ninth nr Old San Jos6 Road
Prentice Edward H., tinsmith with Locke & Mon-
tague, dwl 907 Bush
Prentice Frederick A., telegraph clerk Cent. P. R.
R., dwl 721 Harrison
Prescott Arietta B. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl S s Fil-
bert bet Hyde and Larkiu
Prescott Bros., (John ami James) box manufactur-
ers, N s Stevenson nr Fifth
Prescott Charles, compositor Occident, dwl 530
Bryant
PRESCOTT CHARLES J., manager California
Planing Mills, NW cor Howard and Spear, dwl
2806 Howard
Prescott D. S. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, dwl 8 Mason
Prescott Frederick A., mining superintendent, dwl
624 Capp
Prescott George W., (George W. Prescott it Co.)
dwl 1024 Bush
Prescott George W., (H.J.Booth & Co.) dwl Grand
Hotel
Prescott George W., paper carrier, dwl 724 Howard
PRESCOTT GEORGE W. & CO., (X.L.Drew)
wholesale lumber dealers, office 39 Market
PRESCOTT HOUSE, Bitter & Becker proprietors,
SW cor Kearny and Pacific
Prescott James, (Prescott Bros.) dwl 1116 Leav
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO [J?] DIRECTORY.
537
Prescott James, hostler with George Poultney, dwl
26 Zoe
Prescott James, plumbeu, dwl 12 Zoe
Prescott J. Frank, clerk with Wilcox & Gibbs S.M.
Company, res Oakland
Prescott John, (Prescott Bros.) dwl 409 Stevenson
Prescott Wattie Miss, teacher piano forte, dwl 128|
Fonrth
Presho James, Presho & Bro.J res Oakland
Presho Richard, (Presho&BroJdwl 37 Clementina
Presho Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Presho & Brother, ( James and Richard) produce
commission, 109 Clay
Presley Chauncey, compositor Alta California, dwl
227 Stevenson
Press William, hairdresser with Stulz & Lehritter,
dwl 430 Green
Prestat Augustus, cook with I. Friedlander, dwl
137 Clara
Prestinuni Louis, dishwasher with Jules Perrin,
dwl 738 Washington
Preston Albert W., (Gibson & P.J res St Helena,
Napa County
Preston Albertine Miss, compositor Women's Co-
operative Union, dwl 861 Folsom
Preston Denzil C, bookkeeper with Preston &. Mc-
Kinnon, dwl 920 Natoma
Preston Edgar F., (Pardow & P.) attorney -at-law,
office 17 Montgomery Block, dwl 1611 Mission
Preston John, machinist S.P.R.R., dwl cor Solano
and Kansas
Preston Otis J., (Preston & McKinnon) dwl 1431
Mission
Preston Robert J., copyist California Theater, dwl
76 Bernard
Preston William, dwl 539 Natoma
Preston William T., draftsman with Wright &
Sanders, dwl 1019 Folsom
PRESTON & McKINNON, (Otis J.Preston and
John J. McKinnon) lumber, pier 5 Steuart
Pretorious Frederick,boilermakerS.F. Boiler Works,
dwl 426 Geary
Pretorious George, helper with McAfee, Spiers &
Co., dwl 25 Zoe
Prettejohn Charles, machinist with Deacon & Bulg-
er, dwl E s Columbia bet Tweuty-second and
Twenty-third
Prevel Louis, laborer, dwl NW cor Pine and John
Prevost A. L., physician", office 204 Sutter, dwl 127
Kearny
Prevost Augustine W., laborer Custom House, dwl
1705 Leavenworth
Prevost Joseph R./Morse&P.) physician, office 204
Sutter, dwl 894 Sutter
Prevost Thomas, clerk, dwl NE cor Pacific and San
Price — , attorney-at-law, dwl 5 Hardie Place
Price A., dwl 424 Sansom
Price Alexander, machinehand with Wells, Russell
& Co., dwl 1007 Folsom
Price Benjamin, merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Price C, seaman bark Mary Glover, pier 10 Steuart
Price David, foreman Beale Street Planing Mill,
res Oakland
Price George, longshoreman, dwl 11 Pacific
Price Henry D., carpenter, dwl Arlington nr St.
Mary's College
Price Henry F., salesman with E. A. Fargo & Co.,
dwl 120 Eleventh
Price Jacob, proprietor Price's Hay Press, office 17
Front, res San Leandro
Price James, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cali-
fornia
Price John, clerk with Knippenberg & Elmers,
dwl S s Lombard bet Sansom and Montgomery
Price John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine, 36
Steuart
Price John, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Idaho
Price John O, boarding, 109 Vallejo
Price John M., compositor Alta California, dwl 533
Geary
Price Kate, matron San Francisco Female Hospital,
dwl 917 Clay
Price Lawrence, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 240
Towusend
Price Lyttleton, law student with R. P. & Jabish
Clement, res Alameda
PRICE MICHAEL, manufacturer, and retail cut-
lery, 10 Stevenson and 415 Kearny, dwl 214
EH'is
Price Michael Sen., with Michael Price, dwl 214
E'.lis
Price Rose, (widow) laundress, dwl 245 Minna
Price Samuel, dwl 711 Pine
Price Stephen M., carpenter H. C, League, 230
Kearny
Price Thomas, analytical chemist S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, dwl 715 Post
Price Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 29 First
Price Thomas D.. clerk U. S. Medical Director, 703
Market, dwl 745 Market
Price William, pantryman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Price William, porter with Wellman, Peck & Co.,
dwl W s Gilbert bet Brannan and Townsend
Price William, watchman Commercial Flour Mills,
dwl E 8 Fol bet Precita and Prospect Avenues
Price William B., (colored) steward, dwi 28 Freelon
Priday John, real estate, dwl N s Cortland ur Pros-
pect Avenue, Bernal Hights
Priebatch Amelia, dressmaker, dwl 330 Minna
Priebatch Julius, tailor, dwl 330 Minna
Priebatch Wolf, cigars and tobacco, 146 Third, dwl
3$ Minna
Prien August, clerk, dwl 228 Bush
Priest Rowland, tailor, dwl 107 Geary
Priestley Charles J., assistant wharfinger P. M. S.
S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl cor First and Brannan
Priet Edward, jeweler with California Jewelry Co.,
dwl Clara Lane
Primrose Jacob, blacksmith, dwl S s Nineteenth nr
Shotwell
Prince Augustus E., drayman, 217 Clay, dwl 337
Bryant
Prince Carmen M., dwl 706 Pine
Prince Charles H., with George S. Prince, dwl 1211
Mason
Prince C. L., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Prince George, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Prince George S., boarding and sale stable, 1207
Mason, dwl 1211 Mason
Prince Henry G-, bookkeeper California Planing
Mills, dwl 110 Sixth
Prince Isabella G. Miss, principal Home Institute,
218 Eddy
Prince Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 8 Twelfth nr Market
Prince Jennie Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Fac-
tory, dwl 8 Twelfth
Prince John, carpenter, dwl 420 Leavenworth
Prince Thomas, bookkeeper with Charles Harley &
Co., 116 Davis
Prince Thomas, real estate, dwl 812 Ellis
Prince William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Prindiville Maurice, marblepolisher with J. F.
Sharkey, dwl N s Twenty-ninth nr Dolores
Prindle August, farmer, bet Lake Merced and
Ocean
Prindle Ben A., photographer with George D.
Morse, dwl 441 Natoma
Prindle Charles W., blacksmith with Fogarty &.
Meyer, dwl 862 Mission
Priudle"David S., contractor and housemover, dwl
862 Mission
Prindle G. W., dwl What Cheer House
Prindle Jane C, (widow) dwl 441 Natoma
Pringle Andrew L., foreman Card Room Mission
and Pacific Woolen Mills, dwl 217 Shotwell
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
WATKINS* YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
538
SAN FRANCISCO [P] DIRECTORY
Pringle David, harnessmaker with J. C. Johnson &
Co., dwl 115 Secoud
PRINGLE EDWARD J., attorney at law, office 9
Court Block, (536 Clay, res Brooklyn, Alameda
• Co.
Pringle Thomas, salesman, 28 Metropolitan Market,
awl Anthony nr Mission
PRINZ JOHN, wholesale and retail native wines
and liquors, 49 Second
Prior Charles, wood and coal, 927 Folsom
Prior Charles Mrs., millinery and dressmaking, 927
Folsom
Prior James, upholsterer Grand Hotel
PRIOR JAMES K., importer gas fixtures and
plumbing materials, 730 Mont, dwl 13 Mason
Prior James W., expressman, dwl 1423 Hyde
Prior John L., sailloft, 304 Davis, dwl "738 Six-
teenth
Prior Philip, principal Union Grammar School, dwl
W s Steiner nr Fell
Pritchard Frank, carpenter with Wood Preserving
Co., dwl E s Ellis nr Buchanan
Pritchard Frank, pressman with Frank Eastman,
dwl 341 Tehama
Pritchard James A., treasurer Pacific Protective
Association, dwl 311 Fourth
Pritchard Jane, (widow) dwl J Garden
Pritchard John, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Pritchard John, clerk What Cheer House, dwl 1
Garden
Pritchard Mafy J., (widow) dwl 1 Garden
PRITCHARD M. G., shipping and commission
merchant and Mexican clearance office, 414
California, dwl 902 Jackson *
Pritchard Thomas, barkeeper, 226 Montgomery,
dwl 225 Minna
Pritchard William P., f Johnson & Co.) dwl Grand
Hotel
Pritchard — See Prichard
Pritz John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Probasco John W., gauger Custom House, dwl 307
Third
PROBATE COURT, rm 18 City Hall, second floor
Probst Lewis, baker, 30 Sixth
Proctor Cassius, porter with Wand. Kane & Co.,
dwl W s Alabama nr Twenty-fourth
Proctor George, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dwl
Turk bet Mason and Taylor
Proctor Walter, waiter N." P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Proctor William, expresswagon, NE cor Washing-
ton and Sansom, dwl 5 Washington Avenue
Proctor William, physician, dwl 227 Second
Procureur A. P., ornamental aud letter engraver,
315 Kearnv, dwl 314 Haves
Proff Jacob, (Roesler & P.j dwl 225 Post
Programme, (weekly) M. A. Miller proprietor .office
608 Market
Proll Henry, (Siebel & P.) dwl 346 Clementina
Proll Henry, harnessmaker, dwl 1319 Larkin
Proll John, carpenter, dwl 8 Antonio
Proll William, showcasemaker with Teubner &
Hoffman, dwl 1319 Larkin
Proschold Caroline Mrs., midwife, dwl 113 Third
Proschold Charles, hairdresser, 106 Sixth
Proschold Charles M. Jr., hairdresser with H. W.
Stable, dwl 113 Third
Proschold Drisco, hairdresser, dwl 113 Third
Proschold F., hairdressing saloon, 236 Sutter
Prosgord Robert, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Protestant Episcopal Church Home, Mission bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Protestant Orphan Asylum, W s Laguna bet Haight
and Waller
Prousergue Antoine, ladies' underwear, 104 Geary,
and salesman, 13 Sansom, dwl 104 Geary
Provensal Joseph, laborer with Laurentz Laduer,
1315 Powell
Providence G. & S. M. Co., (Nevada Co., Oal.J
office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Provines R. R., (Provines & Johnson) dwl 1212
Washington
PROVINES & JOHNSON, (R. R. Provines and
James A. Johnson) attorneys at law, office NW
cor Kearny and Washington
Provost Daniel R., manager California grape,
wine, vinegar works, cor Market and Brady,
office 423 Front, dwl 614 McAllister
Provost John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
Stockton bet Union and Filbert
Provost Joseph, sawyer with City Paving Co., dwl
16 Verona
Prowl Lewis, carpenter, 8wl 410 Linden
Pruess Charles, mate bark Mary Glover, pier 10
5 ten art
Prunty Francis, hairdresser, 75 Minna
Prunty John, drayman, cor Clay and Drumm, dwl
NE cor Tyler and Van Ness Aveuue
Prunty Owen, liquor saloon, SW cor Folsom and
Eighth
Prushaw H. W., deputy U. S. Marshal, dwl 13 An-
thony
Prussing" Ferdinand, farmer, dwl 228 Bush
Pruvost Edouard, physician, office and dwl 524 Pine
Pryor Joseph H., printer with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 308 Beale
Pryor Michael, driver Central R. R.
Pryor William, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, office 430 California
PUBLIC POUND, SE cor Union and Van Ness Av
Puck Frederick, Bhoemaker, dwl E s Sansom bet
Green and Union
Puckhaber Deiderich, laborer California Sugar Refi-
nery, dwl 21 Sumner
Puckhaber Herman F., jeweler with Koehler &
Ritter, dwl 6 John
Puckhaber John, groceries and liquors, cor Fifth-
eenth and P, South S. F.
Puckhaber Louis, waiter with F. William Kamps,
NE cor California and Davis
Puecher George, woodturner with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 531 Fourth
PUGET SOUND PACKETS, Adams, Blinn & Co.,
17 and 18 Steuart, Hanson Ackerson & Co., 11
Steuart, S. L. Mastick & Co., 10 Steuart, Meigs
6 Gawley, 1 Steuart, Pope & Talbot. 318 Cal
Pugh F. M. Mrs., teacher Hayes' Valley Grammar
School, dwl 124 Hayes
Pugh Hugh, laborer N.*P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Idaho
Pugh James, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm aud Com
Pugh James, teamster, dwl 604 Ellis
Pugh John F., druggist, office 120 Front, dwl 6
Garden
Pugh Joseph Z., painter, dwl 1415 Pacific
Pugh Thomas R., painter with E. H. Gadsby, dwl
1415 Pacific
Pugh William H., steward, dwl 4 Steuart
Pullen EzraF., clerk with Hain & Pollard, dwl 14
Geary
Pullen Gustavus, assistant engineer N. P. Trans.
Co's S. S. Oriflamme
Pullen Kate Mrs., dwl 730 Vallejo
PULLMAN JAMES, ( Jones, P. & Co.) res NE
cor Sixth and Webster, Oakland
Pulmer Frank, laborer, dwl 503 Washington
Pulsifer John, piledriver with E. C Boobar & Co.
Pulsipher Sarah J., (widow) dwl 54 Third
Pulser Waldermer, conductor N. B. & M. R. R.,
dwl 318 Sixth
Pult Joseph J., liquor saloon, 1063 Market
PULVERMAN BENNET, collector, office 712
Montgomery, dwl 2323 Howard nr Twentieth
Pulverman Maurice, optician, dwl 19 Harriet
Punch Edward, carpenter with John P. Curtis,
dwl 320 Jackson
Puudt Edward, clerk German Savings and Loan
Society, dwl 1001 Powell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO [Q] DIRECTORY.
539
Pupat Gaston, waiter with A. Laronche & Co.
Purcell Charles, gasfitter with McNally & Haw-
kins, dwl E 8 Bourbon PI bet Eddy and Ellis
Purcell David, laborer with P. M. S. S"., Co.
Purcell David, liquor saloon, E s Cemetery Avenue
n r Post
Purcell James, laborer, dwl 627 Stevenson
Purcell Michael, laborer, dwl 124 Valparaiso
Purcell Michael, laborer Pioneer Wooleut>Factory,
dwl 559 Vallejo
Purcell William, contractor, dwl 1823 Bush •
Purdie C, (widow) dwl 2203 Fillmore
Pordie James F., bookkeeper, dwl 2203 Fillmore
Purdie William H., clerk with Thomas Day, 335
Pine, dwl 2203 Fillmore
Purdon T. J., jeweler with California Jewelry Co.,
dwl 521 Jones
Purdy Charles T., (Purdy # Litchfield) dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Purdy Daniel, carpenter, dwl Montgomery House
Purdy Ellen E., dressmaker, dwl 728 Clementina
Purdy George W., oculist, dwl cor Steamboat Pier
and Long Bridge
Purdy Israel B., merchant, dwl 431 Geary
Purdy J. Elbridge, bookkeeper, 6 Bush, dwl 2114
Steiner
Purdy John H., dwl 411 Sansom
Purdy Joseph, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Purdy Samuel, architect, dwl 742 Washington
Purdy Samuel Jr., attorney-at-law, office 47 Ex-
change Building, dwl SW cor Polk and Union
Purdy Samuel S„ actor, dwl 620 Washington
Purdy Soloman F., jeweler, 48 Third, dwl 528 Turk
Purdy William J., carpenter, bds 29 First
Pui'dy & Litchfield, (Charles T. Purdy and Jo-
seph M. Litchfield ) clothing and merchant tail-
ors, 500 and 502 Washington
Purington William B., engineer S. P. R. R.
Purkitt John H., bookkeeper P.M. S.S. Free Ware-
house, dwl 326 Geary
Purly John, tinsmith, dwl Irving House
Purnell Lewis, steward, dwl N s Bran nr Second, rear
Purnell William, (colored) barber, dwl 16 Scott PI
Purnell Zed J., (colored) barber, dwl 16 Scott PI
Purser James, seaman, dwl 531 East
Purves Thomas H., clerk, dwl 736 Branuan
Pusch Berthold, dwl 218 Pacific
Putcher Clement, mattressmaker Occidental Laun-
dry, dwl N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Puteman Henry, dwl Fagothey House
Putnam A. Miss, teacher Taylor and Mason Streets
Cosmopolitan School, dwl 215 Francisco
Putnam Augusta P. S., (widow) dwl 2 Yerba Bueua
Putnam Charles B., salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl 329
Geary
Putnam E. Mrs., (Dixon <$• P.) dwl 234 Bush
Putnam George, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl
300 Fourth
Putnam Ralph W., clerk with S. P. R. R. Co., dwl
SW cor Twenty-second and Valencia
Putnam Samuel O., general agent American Saw
Co., office NE cor Front and Broadway, dwl
1012 Washington
PUTNAM STILLMAN N., attorney-at-law and
real estate, office 704 Mont, (and Wilson & P.)
res Santa Clara
Putt man Henry, bookkeeper with Adrien G.Chauche
dwl N s Broadway bet Powell and Mason
PUTZMAN & CO., (Frederick Putzmau and Hen-
ry Wolters) wholesale native and foreign wines
and liquors, SE cor Third and Market
Putzman Frederick, (Putzman <& Co. J dwl 428
Tyler
Putzman Herman, clerk Weil Bros., dwl 428 Tyler
Puyoou Bernard, hairdresser and wigniaker, 610
Kearny, dwl 820 Pacific
PYAT FELIX, importer human hair and hairdress-
ing saloon and wigmaker, 424 Kearny and 804
Washington, dwl 636 Post
Pyne Robert, painter, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Pyne Thomas J., bookkeeper, dwl SE cor Dolores
and Columbia
Pyne William P., bookkeeper with James Hartley
& Co., dwl SE cor Dolores and Columbia
Pyser Isaac, cigarinaker with Moses Wertheimer,
dwl 246 Clementina
Pyser Michael, tailor, 123 Sutter, dwl 1310 Jackson
Pyser — See Peiser and Peyser
Q
Quackenbush John H, carpenter, dwl Interna-
tional Hotel
Quackenbush Thomas M., carpenter, 534 Jackson,
dwl International Hotel
Quad William, bootfitter with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl cor Gongh and Grove
Quade Augustus, clerk with C. J. Hawley & Co.,
dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-fourth
Quadt John, painter, 204 Dupout/dwl 320 Capp nr
Nineteenth
Quaid David, carder Pioneer Woolen Mills
Qnaid Margaret, Cwidow) dwl 1315 Pacific
Quaid Patrick S., liquor saloon, 50 Third, dwl 311
Clementina
Quaid Timothy, dairyman with John A. Shepston,
dwl SW cor Twenty-sixth and Old Sau Jose
Road
Quail Hill Mining & Water Co., (Calaveras Co. J
office 409 California
Quail John, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot &. Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 636 Jessie
Quaile William, steward, dwl 238 Steuart
Quale Frank, laborer, dwl N s Ash nr Fulton
Quale Peter, plasterer, dwl 540 Howard
Quau Lun & Co., (Chinese) tailors, 760 Clay
Quane William, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Quarles William A., auctioneer and commission
merchant, dwl 1515 Powell
Quarrels John T., machinist with Garcin & Periam,
dwl NE cor Pacific and Kearny
Quarterly John, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Quast Charles, superintendent What Cheer House
Restaurant, dwl 959 Mission
Quast J. C. M., (Quasi dt Hayessen ) dwl 207
Clara
Quast John, expresswagon, 101 Sansom, dwl NW
cor Powell and Filbert
Quast & Hayessen, (J.G.M.Quasl and John Hay-
essen) wood and coal, 836 Harrison
Quay Joseph M., bookkeeper Union Club, dwl 411
Leavenworth
Quedeus Charles II., porter with Wellman, Peck &
Co., dwl cor Market and Taylor .
Quedens William, porter with W. W. Dodge &
Co., dwl 23 Turk
Queenan Patrick, switchman S. P. R.R.
Queid David S., barkeeper with John McCully,dwl
311 Clementina
Quein Yik, (Chinese) butchers, 714 Jackson
Queirolo Jerome, (B. Ratto <fc Co.) dwl 427 Pa-
cific
Querillacq John, merchant, dwl 1528 Filbert
Querlios Pierre, tillermau Hook and Ladder Co. No.
2, S. F. F. D., dwl N s Broadway bet Dupout
and Stockton
Quern Elizabeth Miss, dwl 209 Harrison
Quesacto Lauriano, cigars, dwl 22 Hinckley
Quevedo Francisco, hairdresser Mint Bath House,
dwl Virginia Block
Quick John W., screen manufacturer, 203 Fremont,
dwl 1014 Mission
Quick Robert P., ironshnttermaker Pioneer Iron
Works, dwl 1014 Mission
Quicksilver Co., office 305 Sansom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Full Assortment of Pipes and Stems.
None but the best Photographs are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
540
SAN FRANCISCO [Q] DIRECTORY
Quigg M. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 1121| Stockton, dwl
131* Powell
QUIGLEY BROTHERS, (Hugh and Edward.)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Fourth and Lou-
iaa
Quigley Daniel; foreman with S. F. Gas Co., dwl 5
Verona Place .
Qoiglev Edward, moroccodresser with C. O'Don-
nefl, dwl 3-12 Townsend
Quigley Edward, (Quigley Brothers) dwl SE cor
Fourth and Louisa
Quigley Ellen Miss, laundress, 555 Bryant
Quigley George, groceries and liquors, SW cor
"Geary and William
Quigley Hubert, plumber and gastitter, dwl 75
Clementina
Quigley Hugh, (Quigley Bros.) dwl SE cor Fourth
and Louisa
Quigley Hugh, molder .(Etna Iron Works, dwl cor
Sixth and Minna
Quigley James, hostler, dwl S s Fourteenth nr
Mission
Quigley James, tailor, dwl Twenty-fifth bet Colum-
bia and Bryant
Quigley John, carriagepainter with M. W. Allen &
Co., dwl 264 Clementina
Quigley John, carpenter with P. M. S.S.Co., dwl 75
Clementina
Quigley Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, res Oakland
Quigley Margaret, (widow) dwl 264 Clementina
Quigley Margaret Miss, shoefitter with Charles
Palmer, dwl 264 Clemeucina
Quigley Michael, plasterer, dwl NE cor Larkin and
Brady Place
Qniu-ley Patrick, laborer, dwl 2 McDermott Place
Quigley Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Quigley Philip Mrs., (widow) carpenter's tools, 914
Market
Quigley Rose Miss, shoefitter with Charles Palmer,
dwl 264 Clementina
Quigley Thomas, helper boilennaker P.M.S. S. Co.,
dwl 75 Clementina
Quilk John, hostler Omnibus R.R.,dwl 241 Tehama
Quill Michael, laborer, dwl 24 Allen
Quill Michael, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Quill Timothy, mariner, dwl 304 Beale
Quillan Myles, baker, dwl 213 Green
Quillin Thomas H., clerk with Francis & Valentine,
dwl 213 Green
Quillivan James, machinist with John H. Mooney,
dwl 11 Stockton Place
Quin Ann Mrs., dressmaker, 648 Howard
Quin Edward, (colored; (Perkins & Q.) dwl 406
Green
Quin James, boilermaker, dwl 227 Second
Quin Thomas, porter with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
1023 Kearuy
Quiu — See Quinn
Quinan James A., bookkeeper, 102 Sansom, dwl 608
Pine
Quince C. C, signpainter, 940 Market
Quinehard Julius, (John H. Boden & Co.) 504
Battery
Quinlan Bartholomew, laborer Howard St. Wharf,
dwl 529 Bryant
Quinlan Bernard, laborer with State Harbor Com-
missioner
Quinlan Daniel, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 57 Te-
hama
Quinlan James, laborer, dwl 214 Tehama
Quinlan James, laborer P. M. S. S. Wharf, dwl 251
Bluxome, rear
Quinlan John, laborer with Thomas Peabody &
Co.,
Quinlan John, laborer, dwl 178 Minna
Quinlan John, laborer, dwl 558 Howard
Quinlan John, laborer, dwl W s Tennessee bet
Sierra and Nevada
Quinlan John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Quinlan John D., tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson,
" dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Quinlan Michael, farmer, dwl 414 Pacific
Quinlan Michael, milkranch, Silver Avenue bet
San Bruno and San Jose Roads
Quinlan Murtha, teamster, dwl 632 Brannan
Quinlan Patrick, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 214
Tehama
Quinlan #eter B., registrar Spring Valley Water
Works Co., dwl 506 Greenwich
Quinlan Thomas, dwl Silver Avenue bet San Bruno
San Jose Roads
Quinlan Thomas, reservoir keeper Spring Valley
Water Works
Quinlan Wrilliam, switchman with S. P. R. R., dwl
W 8 Palmer nr Randall
Quinlin Albert G., physician, office and dwl 9 Post
and 608 Market
Quinlin John, porter, 103 Front, dwl 557 Howard
Quinn Arthur, real estate agent, dwl W s Dolores
• bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Quinn Charles, carpenter, Lilly nr Gough, dwl 133
Oak
Quinn Daniel, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot & Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 15 Rausch, rear
Quinn Daniel, laborer N.B. & M.R.R., dwl Miller's
Place
Quinn Edward, bookkeeper with Nicholas Bichard,
dwl 10 Vincent
Quinn Edward, fireman, dwl 112 Steuart
Quinn Edward, laborer, dwl 131 Folsom
Quinn Edward, laborer, dwl 1206 Howard
Quinn Edward, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Quinn Edward, teamster, 58 Steuart, dwl 1823 Leav
Quinn Edward, teamster, 101 Market, dwl 1206
Howard
Quinn Frank, laborer, dwl California Avenue nr
Folsom, Bernal Hights
Quinn Frank, laborer, dwl 142 Natoma
Quinn George, dwl 424 Sansom
Quinn Hugh, bosmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 82 Jessie
Quinn Hugh, drayman with F. Daneri & Co., dwl
274 Minna
Quinn J., dwl 829 Folsom
Quinn J., (widow) dwl 409 Main, rear
Quinn J. J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Quinn James, fruit, 1062 Howard
Quinn James, gardener, dwl E s Washington Ave-
nue nr Precita Avenue, Bernal Hights
Quinn James, gardener, dwl 5 Welsh, rear
Quinn James, spinner with Dana & Codington,
dwl 227 Broadway
Quinn James, tinsmith, dwl 34 Minna
Quinn James F., typefounder with Hagar & Co.,
dwl 14 Natoma
Quinn James H., liquor saloon, 206 Pacific
Quinu John, bootmakerwith J.Lucier, dwl E s Third
nr Howard
Quinn John, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective As-
sociation, 234 Sutter
Quinn John, cabinetmaker, dwl 1016 Pine
Quinn John, coalpasser with P.M.S.S. Co.
Quinu John, drayman, dwl 6 Front
Quinn John, housepainter, dwl 529 Mission
Quinn John, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 300
Fourth
Quinn John, mason, dwl 741 Market
Quinn John, waiter, dwl 129 Folsom
Quinn John C, bootmaker, SW cor Fourth and
Market, dwl 358^ Jessie
Quinn John S., coffee saloon, NE corner Second and
Townsend
Quinn Mary A., (widow) dwl 12 Polk
Quinn Michael, actor Theater Comique
Quinn Michael, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Quinn Michael, boilermaker P.M.S.S. Co., dwl 200
Main
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
AN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
541
Quinn Michael, deckhand steamer Antelope
Quinn Michael, expresswagon, cor Jackson and
Dupont
Quiun Michael E., driver with Joseph Newbauer,
dwl 318 Main
Quiun Michael H., hatter, 127 Fourth, dwl 709
Natoma
Quinn Nancy Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Quiun Owen, boilermaker, dwl '227 Second
Quinn Patrick/GWis & QJdwl 28 Clarence Place
Quinn Patrick, butcher, dwl Railroad Avenue nr
First Avenue
Quinn Patrick, cook, 640 Market
Quinn Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Quiun Patrick, laborer S.F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 406 Seventh
Quiun Peter, domestic Lick House
Quinn Peter, laborer, dwl 1 Sherwood Place
Quiun Peter, laborer, dwl Eighth Street House
Quinn Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 628 Howard
Quinn Thomas, farmer, dwl nr Ninety Dollar Lots
Quinn Thomas, liquor saloon. 538 Third
Quinn Thomas, marblepolisher, dwl 152 Dora
Quinn Thomas, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl442| Natoma
Quinn Thomas N., hackman, dwl 610 Howard
Quinn Timothy, laborer, dwl W s Calhoun bet
Union and Alta
Quinn William, carpenter, dwl 48 Minna
Quinn William, contractor, dwl Fourteenth nr M,
South S.F.
Quinn William, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Quinn William, Jr., marblecutter with J.F.Sharkey,
dwl 331 Montgomery
Quinn William H., molder Golden State Iron
Works
Quinn William H., night watchman, dwl 135 Minna
Quinn William H., salesman, 6 Bush, dwl 14 Guy
Place
Quinn William J., dwl 14 Guy Place
Quinn — See Quin
Quint George, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Dolo-
res and Guerrero
Quint Leander, (Quint $• Hardy) dwl 1309 Mason
Quint Sewell, carpenter, dwl E s Devisadero bet
Sutter and Post
QUINT & HARDY, (Leander Quint and James
H. Hardy) attorueys-at-law, office 30 Mont-
gomery Block
Quintrell Josiah, liquor saloon, 1003 Kearny
Quirk James, carder Pioneer Woolen Mills
Quirk James, expresswagon with J. C. Bell, dwl
Grove nr Tollgate
Quirk James, laborer, dwl 1125 Filbert
Quirk John, bootmaker, 317 Tehama
Quirk John, hostler Omnibus R.R., dwl 20 Hunt
Quirk Patrick, dwl SE cor Twentieth and Shotwell
Quirk Patrick, laborer, dwl 412 Folsom, rear
Quirk Peter, driver with John Renault, dwl GJ La-
fayette Place
Quirk Philip, laborer, dwi 301 Beale
Quirk Pierre, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
74 Bernard
Quirk Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Quirk Thomas A., gardener, dwl 803 Stockton
Quirk Thomas F., calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
664 Bryant
Quirk William, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole,
Quong Chi Tong, (Chinese) drugs, 708 Jackson
Quong Chung Lung & Co., (Chinese) provisions
719 Sacramento
Quong Sing Tai Kee, (Chinese) merchant, 714
Commercial
Quong Tuck, (Chinese) watchmaker, 640 Jackson
Quong WaYing, (Chinese) tailor, 940 Dupont
Quong Yee On & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 910
Dupont
Quong Ying Kee & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 718
Commercial
Quonn Mark, (colored) bootblack with Nathaniel
F. Williams, dwl 12 Dupont Alley
Qurrenbah Peter, tailor, dwl 18 Harlan Place
:r
Raabe AnoLPH, laborer, dwl SW cor Solano and
Mississippi
Raabe George A., market, 1145 Folsom
Raabe Henry, driver with Emil Loeven & Co.,
dwl Hyde nr Jackson
Raabe Joseph, (Raabe & ZahnJ dwl Ws Railroad
Avenue bet Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Raabe Jurgen H., driver with Emil Loeven & Co.,
dwl 5 Russell nr Larkin
Raabe & Zahn, (Joseph Raabe and Andrew Zakn)
blacksmiths, W s Railroad Avenue bet Fifth
and Sixth Avenues
RAAS C. & E. & CO., importers cloths, cassi-
meres, etc., 616 Sacramento
Raas Charles, (C. & E. Raas & Co. J res Paris
Raas Emanuel, (C. & E. Raas &• Co.) dwl 111
Turk
Rabe Charles, porter State Geological Survey, 91
Montgomery Block
Rabel Adolph, miner, dwl Meyer's Hotel
Raher John A., dwl 537 Sacramento
Rabing Adolph, laborer Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Iowa, Potrero
Rabjohn Edwin, patternmaker Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 556 Minna
Rabjohn Susan Mrs., nurse, dwl 556 Minna
Raborg Joseph S., laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
944 Howard
Race William W., oysterman with G. B. Sbarboro,
dwl 511 Bush
Rachenberger Louis, wines and liquors, 206 Sutter,
dwl 9 Stockton Place
Raclet William, tailor, dwl 1224 Dupont
Racouillal Alexander, laundryman, dwl 822 Pacific
Racouillat Alexander, with Amaris Biarnes, dwl 7
Hartman
Racouillat August J., boxmaker with Hobbs, Gil-
more & Co., dwl 525 Union
Racouillat Henri, importer and wholesale wines
and liquors, 517 Sacramento
Racouillat Henrietta Mdme., French milliner, 525
Union
Racouillat Ludovic, lumber yard and Chartres Saw
Mill, 483 Brannan, office cor Fourth and Blux-
ome, dwl 611 Third
Radchffe W., dwl 424 Sansom
Radcliffe William H., leatherdressings, 342 Fourth
Radczewsky Jacob, carriage and wagon maker, 507
Pacific
Rademaeher John, laborer California Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 509 Eighth
Rademaker John M., barkeeper with M. Kibbe, dwl
1122 Sacramento
RadeK John A., barkeeper with W. A. Hughes,
dwl 515 Sacramento
Radford James, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 1217 Sacramento
Radford Michael, shoemaker with James S. Swain,
dwl 1217 Sacramento
Radford Thomas, shoemaker with James S. Swain
dwl 1217 Sacramento ,
Rading Frederick, upholsterer with J. F. & H. H.
Schafer, res Oakland
Radius Ludwig, bookbinder, 3 Belden
Radloff Louis, cutter with Morris Wurkheim, dwl
130 Morton
Radmaker Americus, clerk, 534 Kearny, dwl S s
Union bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Radovich B., salesman with E. Chielovich & Co.,
dwl 1719 Pacific
Radovich Christian, barkeeper with George Ganco-
vich
Radovich Lazarus, (J. C. Sack $- Co.) 306 Kearny
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 113 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
RADOVICH PETER, Alaska Saloon, SW cor Pa-
cific and Kast
Radovicioh Theodore, fruits, 602 Wash, dwl SW
cor Pacific and East
Eadston Jacob, metermaker with S.F.Gas Co., dwl
232 Sixth
Rao William, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Raeir George, baker Pioneer Bakery, dwl N s Bry-
ant bet Sixth and Seventh
Rael Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel
Raen George, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Ori-
fiamnie
Rafael Pisano, liquor saloon, dwl E s Dupont bet
Pacific and Broadway
Rafeto Louie, (Rafeto <&' Beneditli) dwl 3 Bannam
Place
Rafeto & Beneditti, (Louis Rafeto and Louis Ben-
eilitltj wood and coal, 508 Green
Raff William, ( colored) cooper, dwl W s Vernon
Place
Rafferty Bernard, carriagesmith, 815 Market, dwl
25 "Seventh
Raffertv John, (Rafferty 8? Caldwell) dwl 544
Folsom
Rafferty John P., (Krieg & R.J dwl 1006 Market
Rafferty Peter, carpenter S. P. Gas Co., dwl 1059
Folsom
Rafferty Thomas, carriagewasher Merchants' Liv-
ery Stable, dwl 81 Stevenson
Rafferty William, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Rafferty William, laborer with Hancock & Kelso,
dwl 57 Shipley
RAFFERTY & 'CALDWELL, (John Rafferty
and William Caldwell) proprietors Cyclops
Machine Works, 113 and 115 Beale
Raffo G. B., (Cerelli & R.) dwl E s Bartol nr
Vallejo
Raffo Paul Rev., professor mathematics St. Ignatius
College
Rafila Saenz, (widow) dwl 3 Virginia
Raftery Michael, (Harper & R.) dwl 29 First
Raftery Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Lombard bet San-
som and Montgomery
Raggett Michael, (Keefe & R.) dwl 31 Moss
Raggio A., teacher St. Ignatius College
Ragianti Simon, dwl Garibaldi House
Rahders Henry, porter, 28 Sansom, dwl 528 Pine
Rahell Thomas, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Rahsskopff Carl, mathematical, nautical and philo-
sophical instrument maker, 416 Battery
Rahwvler Abraham, watches and jewelrv, 939
. Kearny, dwl 430 Green
Raiceriz Autoine, cabinetmaker with George B.
May & Co., dwl cor Davis and Pacific
Rail Eugene B., importer hardware, 200 Sansom,
dwl 119 Turk
RAILROAD HOUSE, Patrick Casserly proprietor,
NE cor Sansom and Pacific
Railroad Lodging House, Bailey, Clark & Co., pro-
prietors, 533 Commercial
Rainey William, teamster, dwl 120 Ellis
Raimond R. E., merchant, office 228 Front, dwl
1112 Stockton
Raimond — See Raymond
Raiuer Joseph, actor, dwl 26 Anna Lane -
Raines John, bitters maker, dwl 317 Beale
Rainey Bridget, (widow) lodgings, 303 Davis
Raiuey George, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl SW cor Broderick and Clay
Rainey John, barkeeper Lick House, dwl 323 Sutter
Rainey Samuel Jr., policeman City Hall, dwl 644
Sacramento
Rainey William, salesman with Duden Freres &
Co. , N W cor Pine and Battery
Raiuow Lymau, drayman, dwl 8 Haight
Raiuville James, driver City R.R.
Rakenbeil Frederick, cooper with Goetjen &. Co.,
dwl Chicago Hotel
Rakow Francis, dwl 720 California
Rales John, tinsmith, dwl 3 Gaven
Ralph Letitia A. Mrs., dressmaker, 1022 Stockton,
dwl Vernon Place nr Mason
Ralph Patrick, steward Railroad House, NE cor
Pacific and Sansom
Ralph Robert, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumni and
Commercial
Ralph William, cooper with S.P.Connor <fc Co., dwl
Vernon Place nr Jackson
Ralston Andrew J., vice-president Pacific Ins. Co.,
dwl 348 Fremont
Ralston Edward, Btrawworker Pacific Straw Works,
dwl 1 Margaret Place
Ralston Gavin, patternmaker Fulton Foundry, dwl
41 Natoma
Ralston Hardy H., (Ralsto?i % Cottrell) dwl 710
Kearny
Ralston Henrv, blacksmith with James J. Gal-
lagher, dwl 1228 Pacific
Ralston John, housesmith with John R. Sims, dwl
1228 Pacific
RALSTON WILLIAM C, cashier Bank Califor-
nia, office NW California and Sansom, res Bel-
mont, and San Fraucisco
RALSTON & COTTRELL, (Hardy H. Ralston
and Henry A. Cottrell) Verandah Lodgings,
SW cor Washington and Sansom, Pacific 209
Leidesdorff, Alta 538 Sacramento, and Olympic
NE cor Kearny and Clay
Ramage Edward, painter, dwl 421 Powell
Ramage George W., stockbroker, office 418 Cal
Ramage William H., pantryman steamer Yo Semite,
dwl N s Towusend nr Third
Rama8 Manuel J., hairdresser, bds 116 Jackson
Ramazina Venanzio, waiter Sorbier's Restaurant,
dwl 621 Pacific
Ramie Mary A., dwl 619 Vallejo
Ramiras Carmen Mrs., seamstress, dwl 455 Bryant
Ramm Herman, shoemaker, dwl 6 Natoma
Ramon A., manufacturers cigars, 619 Sacramento,
and retail cigars and tobacco, 629 Sacramento
Ramou Patrocinio, hairdreesing saloon, 629 Sacra-
mento, dwl 753 Clay
Ramond Florence, tanner, Van Ness Av nr Green
Ramoud Frank, milkman, dwl S s Bush bet Buch-
auan and Webster
Ramond Frank Jr., machinist, dwl S s Bush bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Ramoud — 6ee Raymond
Rampe Andrew, steward, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Rampe Helen, (widow) dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Ramsay James, mariner, dwl S s Nineteenth bet
Howard and Shotwell
Ramsay J. Gates, captain U. S.» A., dwl Presidio
Ramsdell Benjamin H., coaldealer, dwl 1508 Taylor
Ramsdell John F., cooper, dwl 322 Main, rear
Ramsey David M., musiciau, dwl NW cor Noe and
Clipper
Ramsev James, mate brig Tanner, pier 17 Steuart
RAMSEY JAMES D., plasterer, 516 Kearny, dwl
1409 Sacramento
Ramsey John, foreman with Whitney &. Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Ramsey Robert, liquor saloon, W 8 Drumm bet
Washington and Oregon
Ramsey Robert J., foremau with Hobbs, Gilmore
&l Co., dwl 5 Liberty
Ramsperger Clemens, cook, dwl 728 Market
Ranary Maurice, shoemaker, dwl W s Mission bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Ranch Charles, carpenter, dwl 44 Ritch, rear
Ranck William H, tinsmith, dwl 212 Second
Rand Augustus C, merchant, office 315 Davis, dwl
713 Howard
H J-TINaTOJJ, HOPKIM3 & C ., Importers Hardwire and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
<3- P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO R] DIRECTORY.
543
Rand Charles W.,ex-U.S. Marshal, dwl 1202 Sutter
Rand Edward, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Rand Octavius, mastermariner, dwl 713 Howard
Rand Thomas A., deputy gas inspector, dwl 13 La-
fayette
Rand Walter P., clerk, dwl 1202 Sutter
Rand William B., salesman with Haste & Kirk,bds
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Randall A. G., (widow) dwl 6 Harriet
Randall Carrie L., dressmaker, 525 Howard, dwl
502 First
Randall Charles, cook, dwl 412 Green
Randall Charles W., bookkeeper with H. P. Wake-
lee, dwl 315 Ellis
RANDALL GEORGE, proprietor George's Sample
Rooms, nOO Kearny, dwl St. Mary Place nr Cal
Randall George C, bookkeeper with H. P. Wake-
lee, dwl 315 Ellis
Randall Henry, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Randall James A., (colored) harnessmaker with
Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 909 Pacific
Randall John, (colored) cook steamer Yo Semite,
dwl 5 Broadway
Randall M. P., (widow) dwl 1223 Folsom
Randall Peter W., physician, dwl 509 Leavenworth
Randall R., shipcarpenter, dwl E s Indiana nr Sierra
Randall William W., clerk with James Hunter, dwl
6 Harriet
Randall W. R., broker, dwl 4 Jackson
Randegger Jean, shoemaker, 429 Vallejo
Rander Henry, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Iowa, Potrero
Randle Peter W., clerk, dwl Dolores nr Sixteenth
Randle Richard R., salesman, 654 Market
Raudlette Abiud B., bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht
Randolph B. H., capitalist, office 418 California, dwl
Grand Hotel
Randolph Charles, drayman, SW cor Davis and
Washington
Randolph Daniel L., clerk London & S. F. Bank,
dwl 703 Post
Randolph John H.. cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 209 Eighth, rear
Randolph Reuben F., shipjoiner with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Randolph William C, (Anderson & R.) dwl 206
Powell
Raner Max, carriagepainter with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 219 Minna
Raney Charles T., clerk, dwl 845 Howard
Ranfort Charles, laborer with Whitney &. Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Ranfort Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Ranft Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 1231 Filbert
Ranft John, liquor saloon, 637 Broadway
Rangod Gustave, silk manufacturer, dwl 8 Pollard
Place
Rank Cyrus P., importer and jobber jewelry and
fancy goods, 311 Pine, dwl 35 Fourth
Rank Edward, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Rankeu Charles R., (H. & G. Ranken) dwl 1071
Market
RANKEN H. & C, liquor saloon, 1071 Market
Ranken Herman, (H. & C. Ranken) dwl 1058 How
Rankin Belle Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 732 Geary
Rankin Charles E., foreman book bindery with A.
L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1201 Clay
Rankin Edward, live stock dealer, dwl SE cor Eighth
and Minna
Rankin Eliza, (widow) dwl 723 Union
Rankin Ellen B., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 732
Geary
RANKIN IRA P., (Goddard & Co.) dwl 711 Post
Rankin James, (colored) porter Bank California,
dwl 835 Broadway
Ranlett Horace D., bookkeeper with J. M. Gliddon,
res Oakland
Ransom Elisha, fW. A. Holcomb & Co. I dwl 529
Turk
Ransom Leander, land office, 204 Montgomery, dwl
599 Ellis
Rausom Lee J., attorney-at-law, office 204 Mont-
gomery, dwl 599 Ellis
Ransom Lyman W., conductor U. S. B. Mint, dwl
1110 Montgomery
Ransom Samuel, foreman with B. & J. S. Doe, dwl
719 Shotwell
RANSOME ERNEST L., superiutendent Pacific
Stone Co., office NE cor Turk and Larkin, dwl
cor Greenwich and Octavia
Ransomc J. B., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Ranson Julius B., carpenter, dwl 522 Twentieth
Raolo Margaret, (widow) dwl 522 Broadway
Rapb elAaron, expresswagon, SE cor California
ana Kearny, dwl 1420 Powell
Raphael Abraham, (Raphael & Bro.) dwl 345 Clem
Rap ael George, salesman with Ackerman Bros.,
dwl 1045 Folsom
Raphael Harris, tailor, 532 Sacramento
Raphael Isaac, cigars and tobacco, 430 Kearny, dwl
621 California
Raphael Isaac, clothing, 505 Davis, dwl 1045 Folsom
Raphael Louis, merchant, dwl 300 Stockton
Raphael Morris, tailor, dwl 10 Taylor
Raphael Nathan, (Raphael & Bro.) dwl 340 Clem-
entina
Raphael Robert, foreman molders Risdon Iron
Works, dwl 224 Second
Raphael Robert R., clerk with Isaac Raphael, dwl
1045 Folsom
Raphael Sallie, clerk, 430 Kearny, dwl 621 Cal
Raphael & Brother, (Abraham and Nathan Raphael)
tailors, 55 Third
Raphall James M., attorney-at-law and commis-
sioner deeds, dwl 156 Shipley
Rapp Adolph, jeweler with William Baehr &. Co.,
dwl 302 O'Farrell
Rapp A. H., (Mahon, R., Thomas & Co., and
Hinton, R. & Co.) dwl 310 Stockton
Rapp Charles, machinist, dwl N s Post bet Lyons
and Baker
Rapp Conrad, malater Pioneer Malt House, dwl 20
Card Alley
Rapp Henry , laborer, dwl Columbia and Tweuty-
eighth, Bernal flights
Rapp Jacob, expresswagon, 200 Kearny, dwl N s
Sutter bet Laguna and Buchanan
Rapp Jacob, papercarrier, dwl 228 Bush
Rapp Julius F., hairdresser with John Greif, dwl
782 Harrison
Rapp Martin, confectioner, dwl 435 Pine
Rapp William, butcher with Arndt Roseubaum, dwl
904 Stockton
Rapp William, cabinetmaker with G. Uelfinger &
Co., dwl N s Post nr Baker
Rappin Gabriel, physician, dwl 1517 Stockton
Rappaz Maurizio, waiter Campi's Restaurant, 519
Clay
Rappold Carrie, hairworker with Mrs. Mary F.
Mohrhardt, dwl 23 Clara
Rappold John, shoecutter with Charles Palmer, dwl
23 Clara
Raricks Uriah S., painter, dwl E s Mission bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Rasche Henry F., pianotuner, dwl 909 Bush
Rasmusen Peter, groceries and liqnors,cor Valencia
and Sixteenth, dwl 430 Valencia
Rasmusen Rasmus, captain steamtug Rabboni, dwl
306 Fremont
Rasmuson Peter, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Rasmussen Andrew, waiter International Hotel
Rasmussen George, tailor with Eugene Boucher,
537 Sacramento
jONBS PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sar.som Street, General Etock of small Wares.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to WATKINS', 26 Montg. St.
Rasmneseo Jens, salesuiau with Palmer Bros., dwl
730 .Market
RasmuBsen Jorgen, tailor, dwl 916 Stockton
Rasa James, Bteward Brooklyn Hotel
Eassell Edward, seaman bark Legal Tender, 27
Market
Ras6ette E., (widow) furnished rooms, 11 Kearny
Eatcliff' William, porter, 17 Front, dwl 514 Howard
Bathbone Frederick, barkeeper Cliff House, Point
Loboe Road
Rathboue J. L., lieutenant, aid-de-camp to Gen.
Schofield, 703 Market,- dwl cor Bush and Taylor
Rathjcii John, laborer with P. B. Taylor &.Co.,
dwl 334 Vallejo
Rathmann EdwaYd, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Ratigan Edward, stonecutter, dwl N s Bush bet
Scott and Devisadero
Ratigan John, hostler Omnibus R. R. dwl 410
Tehama
Ratigan John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Ratigan John, painter, dwl 602 Natoma
Ratigan Joseph, clerk, dwl 410 Tehama
Ratigan Michael, painter with Hopps & Sons
Ratigan Patrick, painter with Wason & Morris
Ratkoff Sarah, (widow) dwl 1620 Powell
Rattigan James, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl W s Ninth ur Harrison
Rattenberry William H., insurance agent, dwl 28
O'Farrell, rear
Rattie Jean, vegetables, Clay St. Market, dwl 507
Sansom
Ratto B. & Co., (John B. Leverone and Jerome
Qveirolo) bakery, 427 Pacific
Ratto Bartoloineo, (B. Ratto & Co.) dwl 427 Pac
Ratto Charles, restaurant, 808 Third
Ratto John, distiller, dwl Seventeenth Avenue ur
I, South S. F.
Rattray Alexander, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Ratusky Rachel, dwl S s Turk bet Webster and
Buchanan
Rau Adolphe H., (Ran & KohnkeJ dwl 340 Town-
send
Rau Frederick, hairdresser with John Kiefer, dwl
333 Bush
Rau Louis, mathematical instrument maker, 608
Market, dwl 606 Ellis
Rau & Kohnke, (Adolph H. Ran ami John Kohnkc)
cutlers, locksmiths and bell hangers, 108 Leid
Ranbinger Bernard, wood and coal, 128 Geary
Ranbiuger William, drayman, dwl 1620 Stock, rear
Raubino Antonio, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Rauch A., dwl What Cheer House
Raul Fred., shoemaker, dwl 35 Morton
Raume Francis, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manuf. Co.
Rauu Edward T., architect, office 502 Montgomery,
dwl International Hotel
Rausch G., contractor, dwl 136 Eleventh
Rauscheu Henry J., tailor, 612 Commercial
Ravekes David, salesman, 23 Front, dwl E s
Second Avenue nr Seventeenth
Ravels E., wagoumaker with Eugene James, dwl
8 Louisa
Ravenna Vincent, (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co. J
dwl W s Kearny bet Filbert and Union
RAVENNA, GHIRARDELLI & CO., ( Vincent
Ravenna, Anthony Ghirardelli and Barthol-
omew GuelfoJ manufacturers vermicelli, mac-
aroni, etc., 421 and 423 Battery
Raville Julius, painter, dwl 815 Pacific
Ravoni Louis, dwl 1508 Dupont
Rawl Bernard, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 14Folsom
Rawl Mary Ann, (widow) cigars and tobacco, 14
Folsom
Rawlings Henry O, clerk, dwl 219 Ritcb
Rawlins R. J., assistant annealer U. S. B. Mint, dwl
727 Clementina
Rawnen Hugh, painter, dwl 423 Bush
Rawson George B., drayman with Bryant & Cook,
dwl 1524 Jackson
RAWSON JULIUS A., real estate agent and
money broker, office 338 Mont, dwl 24 Silver
Raweon L. A. Mrs., nurse, dwl 8 Cushman
Rawson Oliver T., molder City Iron Works/fdwl 54
First
Ray Alfred, real estate, dwl 521 Turk
Ray Barzellai, carpenter H. C. Leagne, 230 Kearny
Ray Bascom, pressman with Francis &. Valentine,
dwl 225 Minna
Ray Frederick J., (Ray % Brother) dwl 114 Oak
Ray Henry H., baker Rnss House, dwl 252 Jessie
Ray Hugh, laborer, dwl 26 Howard
Ray James, cabinetmaker, dwl 217 Minna
Ray James F., special policeman, dwl Winter's Lane
Ray John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Ray Margaret, (widow) dwl 927 Washington
Ray Maria Miss, machine operator with G. Abraham
Ray Philip, tanner, dwl N s Santa Clara nr Carolina
Ray Robert, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 422 Brannan
Ray Robert, porter with Nicholas Luning, dwl S"E
cor Gough and Hickory
Ray Samuel, dwl S s Jackson bet Hyde and Larkin
Ray Samuel, carpenter, dwl 89 Everett
Ray Teresa Mrs, laundress, dwl 208 First
Ray William, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Ray William, (colored) pantryman P. M. S. S.
America, dwl 909 Pacific
Ray William A., (Ray & Brotlier) dwl 114 Oak
Ray William S., tinsmith with Ezra T. Bucknam,
dwl 362 Third
Ray & Brother, ( William A. mid Frederick J.
Ray) lumber yard, 104 and 106 Mission
Ray — See Rea, Reay and Raye
Raychester George, clerk with George Fogel, dwl
34 Langton
Raychester Henry, junk, dwl 34 Langton
Raycroft Emma Miss, bookkeeper, 28 Montgomery,
Iwl 608 O'Farrell
Raye Alfred P., (Mountain & R.) dwl W s Polk
nr Turk
Raye Bayard Van R., printer, dwl Gustavus nr
Sacramento
Raye Rosa, (widow) dwl Gustavus nr Sacramento
Rave — See Rea, Reay and Ray
Raymond A., milkranch, cor Napa and Arkausas
Raymond and Ely Mining Co., (Pioche, Nev.) office
320 Sansom
Raymond Charles, liquor saloon, 31 Sacramento
Raymond David, watchman P. 31. S. S. Co., dwl
N b Twelfth Avenue bet N and P, South S. F.
Raymond F., milkman, cor Webster and Filbert
Raymond Francis, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Raymond Frederick, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Raymond George A., purchasing and commission
" department Wells, Fargo &. Co., dwl 1619
Washington
RAYMOND I. W., agent United States, New Zea-
land and Australia Mail Steamship Liue, office
414 Market, dwl 1609 Larkin
Raymond John, shoemaker with D. W. Emerson
* & Co., dwl 320 Jessie
Raymond Marv Jane, (widow) dressmaker, dwl
307 Chestnut
Raymond M. E. Mrs., teacher Powell St. Primary
School, dwl 704 Howard
Raymond Richard, expresswagon, cor Washington
and Davis, dwl N s Alta bet Mont and Sansom
Raymond Warner, nitro glycerine manufacturer,
dwl 1009 Powell
Raymond Wheaton, molder Risdon Iron Works,
dwl Barron House
Raymond William H., mining, office 320 California,
res Oakland
Raymond William P., (Raymond Jj- Co.) dwl 609
Sutter
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jesaop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
H'
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY.
545
Raymond & Co., ( William P. Raymond) commis-
sion merchants and dealers Hour and grain, 119
and 121 Clay
Raynald Louis, bootmaker, dwl S s Laguna nr
Lilly A
Raynard Marks, painter, dwl 219 Minna
Raynaud Felix, silversmith, dwl 8 Jaspar Place
Rayner Frank W., exchange clerk with Tallant &
Co., dwl 321 Battery
Raynokls C, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Raynor James H., painter with John W. Whitaker,
dwl 215 Tehama
Raynor Joel, (Rosa & R.J dwl 1046 Howard
Raynor Robert, calker with Middiemas & Boole,
dwi 456 Folsom
Raynor William S., salesman with J. Brandenstein
& Co., dwl 919 Sutter
Rayo Francis, shoemaker, dwl 506 Jessie
Rayo Louis, shoemaker, dwl 506 Jessie
Razeto Frank A., steward Campi's Restaurant, 519
Clay
Razo Christopher, ranch, dwl Vallejo nr Van Ness
Avenue
Razzetto Fortunato, liquor saloon, 526 Market, dwl
8 Sonoma Place
Rea Frank, actor Metropolitan Theater, dwl 6 Fella
Place
Rea John, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben. Ass'n,
814 Howard
Rea Robert, hostler, dwl 421 Stockton
Reab John, jeweler and engraver, dwl 1405 Taylor
Read , dwl 913 Clay
Read A. B., millwright California Mills, dwl cor
Market and Sanchez
Read Arthur, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Read Charles, tinsmith with John G. Us, dwl 237
Ritch
Read Edward B., salesman, 122 Battery, dwl E s
Fillmore bet Post and Sutter
Read Francis, merchant, dwl 319 Fremont
Read Frank W., bookkeeper, dwl 1238 Howard
Read John A., corresponding clerk with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 678 Harrison
Read John T., barkeeper Mariners' Home, 504
Davis
Read Robert P., druggist, dwl 1225 Clay
Read Roland F., salesman with Kimball Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 1238 Howard
Read Samuel, (H. Rosekrans & Co.) dwl 908 Leav-
enworth
Read — See Reed, Reid and Wrede
Reade James, driver with N. P. Trans. Co., dwl 606
Second
Readen Deuuis, teamster, dwl 108 Hickorv
Reading E. M., office 606 Mont, dwl 16 O'Farrell
Reading James, plumber and gaafitter, 809 Dupont,
dwl S s California nr Dupont
Readou Eugene P., laborer, dwl NE cor Fillmore
and Clay
Readon John C, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 609 Grove
Readshaw W. J., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Reagan Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park
Reagan Jeremiah, butcher, dwl N s Eleventh Ave-
nue bet P and O, South S. F.
Reagan John, laborer Fulton Foundry
Reagan John, restaurant, 610-614 Montgomery
Reagan Michael, hostler, dwl 8 Sherwood Place
Reagan Michael, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Reagan Patrick, hogranch, dwl NW cor O and
Eleventh Avenue, South S. F.
Reagan Patrick, laborer, dwl 234 Oak
Reagan Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER, (monthly) Bad-
lam &c Berry proprietors, office 418 Mont
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, William Hollis
secretary, office 408 Montgomery
Real Estate Circular, (monthly) Thomas Magee edi-
tor and proprietor, office 338 Montgomery
Real Philip, weigher with James Hartley & Co.,
dwl 43 Natoma
Reaney William, foreman U. S. clothing depot, dwl
15 Clinton
Rear Besenta, fisherman, dwl 20 Perry
Keanlen Michael, laborer, dwl Irving House
REARDEN TIMOTHY H., attorney at law, office
507 Montgomery, room 7, dwl 216 Busli
Rearders Garret, laborer, dwl NW cor Seventh and
Folsom
Reardou Bartholomew, tanner, dwl S 8 Seventeenth
nr Harrison
Reardou C, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n, 234
Sutter
Reardou Daniel, bootmaker, dwl W s Bryant Ave-
nue bet Harrison and Bryant
Reardon Dennis, laborer, dwl 238 Third
Reardou Dennis, laborer, dwl NW cor Utah and
Santa Clara
Reardon George, clerk with W. E. Cohen, dwl 7
Mary
Reardon Isabella, (widow) seamstress, dwl 5 Thomp-
son Avenue
Reardon Jeremiah, laborer S. F. &. P. Sugar Refi-
nery, dwl 1117 Mission
Reardon John, engineer, dwl San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Reardon John, hackman, dwl 545 Mission
Reardon John, hostler with Clayburgh & Branden-
stein, dwl 648 Mission
Reardon John, laborer, dwl 759 Mission
Reardou John, shoemaker, dwl 155 Silver
Reardon John C bootmaker with Buckingham &,
Hecht
Reardon John J., (Reardon & Dwyer) dwl 12
Everett
Reardou Michael, rigger, dwl 20 Howard
Reardon Owen, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Reardou Patrick, laborer, dwl 178 Stevenson
Reardou Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 446 Natoma
Reardon Richard, apprentice, dwl 611 Jones
Reardon Robert S., butcher, 33 Occidental Market,
dwl 221 Second
Reardou Timothy, boarding, S s Harrison bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Reardou & Dwyer, (John J. Reardon and Jeremiah
M. Dwyer) groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Everett
Reardou — See Rierdou and Riovdan
Rease Powel H., seacaptaiu, dwl E s Buchanan nr
Post
Reavey James, porter, 117 Sansom, dwl 13 Freelon
Reavey Peter, laborer, dwl 13 Freelon
Reavev Peter, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Reavis William H, confectionery, 128 Third
Reay Joseph W., real estate, office 316 California,
dwl N s Sutter nr Gough
Reay — See Ray, Rave and Rea
Reber Jacob, drayman with Adams & Butler, dwl
49 Clay
Rebeux Lonis, plasterer, dwl 724 Filbert
Rebhan Andrew, (Nuhrenburg $■ Rebhan) dwl E
s Larkiu nr Pacific
Rebild Pauline, (widow) dwl 737 Washington
Rebmanu August, butcher with M. Selig & Co., dwl
cor Eleventh and Uailroad Avenues
Rebstock John, tailor, dwl 1020 Stockton
Rebut Almond, laundry, Greenwich nr Franklin
Reck Gerhard, barkeeper with Seitz & Otersen,
dwl 269 Clara
Reck Henry, capitalist, dwl 269 Clara
Reck John,* milkman with Edmund Dess. dwl NW
cor Greenwich and Laguna
Reclamation District No. 108, office 28 Stevenson's
Building
Record E. C, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
RECORDER CITY AND COUNTY, office SE cor
Kearny and Washington
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
35
WATKLNS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Record Isaac E., shipping, dwl 221 Seventh
RECBEATION GROUNDS, cor Folsom and
Twenty-fifth
Rector Alonzo H., stairbuilder with Sanborn &.
Byrnes, dwl 964 Folsom
Rector Del. is 1), carpenter, dwl 964 Folsom
Rector Ludwell J., helper U. S. Branch Mint
fiectowald Herman, with Wheeler Martin, dwl cor
Buchanan and Oak
Recnm C. H.. shoemaker, dwl 306i Sixth
RED MEN IMPROVED ORDER, hall 342 Bush
RED MEN INDEPENDENT ORDER, hall 510
Bush
RED MEN'S SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, C.
D. Cushman president, R. L. Taylor cashier,
340 Bnsh
Redbeag William, tailor, dwl 218Fourth
Reddan Heury W., caster Cal. Type Foundry, dwl
316 Folsom
Redding Andrew, laborer, dwl 65 Clementina,
rear
Redding Cornelius, (colored) bathman. dwl 49 Clara
Redding F. (colored) (widow) dwl 49 Clara
Redding Matthew J., (Redding <& Frantzky)
328 Bush, dwl 108 Welsh
Redding W. S., hides and wool, SW cor Bush and
Sansom, dwl 1214 Jackson
Redding k Frantzky, (Matthew J. Redding &
Georse Frantzky) club rooms, 328 Bush
Reddish Thomas J., pilot, office U. S. Court Build-
ing, dwl 759 Market
Reddock George, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
Howard bet Sixth and Seventh
Reddy James S., laborer, dwl Monlton nr Buchanan
Reddy John, liquor saloon, S s Beale bet Brannau
and Bryant
Reddy John, milkranch, dwl NE cor Greenwich
and Steiner
Reddy Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 538 Howard
Reddy Michael, milkranch, dwl S s Fillmore bet
Greenwich and Filbert
Redeuilh Emit, baker, dwl 232 Minna
Redtield George, surveyor, dwl 410 Kearny
Redfield Francis S., master mariner, dwl cor
Twenty-third and Fair Oaks
Redican John, barkeeper, 824 Kearny, dwl 738
Washington
Reding A. F., machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Redington Charles C, permit and order clerk Cus-
tom House, dwl 803 Bush
Redington Francis, blacksmith Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 1218 Howard
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., (John H.
Redington, David Hostetter, Andrew G. Coffin,
Isaac S. Coffin, Horatio P. Livermore, George
W. Smith, William Geary and Samuel Heit-
schu) importers and jobbers drugs, medicines,
quicksilver, paints, oils, etc., and sole agents
listener's & Drake's Plantation Bitters and
Walker's Vinegar Bitters, 529 and 531 Market
Redington John H. , (Redington # Co. J dwl 1316
Sacramento
REDINGTON JOHN H., president Home Mutual
In-amtnce Co., office 433 California, (and Red-
ington, Hostetter & Co., and president Reding-
ton Quicksilver Mining Co.) res Oak Grove,
San Mar._-o Co.
Redington Joseph, blacksmith ^Etna Iron Works,
dwl 20 Boaidman Place
REDINGTON QUICKSILVER MINING CO.,
(Knoxville Lake Co., Cal.) John H. Redington
president, Horatio P. Livermore secretary,
office 529 Market
Redington Robert, carpenter, dwl 7 Bagley Place
Redington William H., cartman, dwl 735 Green,
rear
Redington William P., salesman with Redington
Hostetter & Co., dwl 526 Pine
Redington & Co., (John H. Redington and William
M. Gillespie) groceries and liquors, 1316 Sac
Redlish , dwl 109 Montgomery
Redman Charles B., clerk with D. C. Somers& Co.,
dwl 401 Brvant
REDMAN R. AUGUSTUS, attorney at law, office
502 Montgomery, dwl 617 Valencia
Redman Wiiliam, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Redmond "Edward, stevedore, Black Diamond Coal
M. Co., dwl 140 Shipley
Redmond Elizabeth M., (widow) dwl 511 Franklin
Redmond James, collector, dwl 1006 Clay
Redmond J. J., dry goods, 112 Sixth
Redmond Joseph H., captain tugboat Joseph H.
Redmond, dwl 424 Fremont
Redmond Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 3
Hnbbard
Redston Jacob, gasfitter with S. F. Gas Co., dwl
232 Sixth
Redstone William, mariner, dwl 516 Folsom
Redulla Mateo, porter, dwl NE cor Dupont and
Chestnut
Redwood Lumber Association, office room 15, 109
California
Reeckmann Amandus, groceries & liquors, NE cor
Beale and Folsom
Reed Anthony, machinist, dwl 224 Second
Reed Asher B., millwright California Planing Mill,
dwl 12 Fifteenth
Reed Austin, teacher, dwl 314 Fifth
Reed Benjamin H., tanner, dwl NE cor Howard
and Twenty-sixth
Reed Carrie, dressmaker, dwl 215 Ninth
Reed Charles, callboy California Theater
Reed Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Reed Charles, seamau, dwl 103 Sacramento
Reed Charles, 6eaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
Reed Charles, teamster, dwl 466 Clementina
Reed Charles, varnisher, dwl 18 Hayes
Reed Charles, watchman with N. P. Trans. Co.,
dwl 23 Market
Reed Charles, waterman, dwl 9 William, rear
Reed Charles E., seaman schooner Bobolink, dwl
37 Pacific
Reed Charles E. H., captain steamer Moulton, dwl
1622 Washington
Reed Charles W., drayman with G. E. Sloss, dwl
20 Clementina
Reed Daniel, master mariner, dwl 537 Third
Reed Edward, clerk,dwl E e Fillmore bet Post and
Sutter
Reed Elizabeth Mrs., booksewer with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., dwl 63 Everett
Reed Ellis, groceries, 540 Market, dwl 1225 Clay
Reed Everett L., sawyer California Planing Mill,
dwl 512 Howard
Reed George, ( Hochkofier & R.J dwl cor Taylor
and Eddy
Reed George K., machinist Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Reed George S., clerk, 206 Sansom, dwl 1109
Filbert
Reed G. F. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 1011 Washington
Reed G. M., wagonmaker, dwl Montgomery House
Reed Harry, cleik, dwl 1316 Pacific
Reed Harry, with Banlc California, dwl 215 Geary
Reed Henry, trader, dwl 1130 Market
REED HENRY R., forwarding and commission
merchant, 321 Washington, dwl 225 Bnsh
Reed James, dwl E s Henrv bet Castro and Noe
Reed James, bellman Occidental Hotel
Reed James, engineer steamer El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, dwl 19 Langton
Reed James, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Reed James, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Reed Jesse C, refiner S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl XW cor Seventh and Bran nan
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [ R ] DIRECTORY.
54'
Reed John, boatbnilder, -134 Main, dwl N s Bryant
bet First and Fremont
Reed John, carpenter -with Middlemas &. Boole,
dwl 24 Clarence Place
Reed John, calker -with P 51. S. S. Co., dwl 12
Tehama
Reed John, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Reed John, laborer, dwl 03 Everett
Reed John, peddler, dwl S s Bryant nr Fifth
Reed John S., carpeuter, 3 Belden, dwl 337 Bash
Reed Joseph, carpenter, dwl 11 Rauseh
Reed Joseph, tinsmith, dwl \Y s Fo.som bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth, Berhal Highte
Reed Joseph L., real estate agent, dwl 606 Green-
wich 0
Reed Lazarus, hostler with George Poultnev, dwl
6-26 Third
Reed Leslie, hostler, dwl 606 Third
Reed Lloyd, clerk with Ellis Read, dwl 1225 Clay
Reed L. W.. vice-principal Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl S s Seventeenth nr Mission Av
Reed 0. B., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Reed Owen, bricklayer, dwl S\V cor McAllister
and Devisadero
Reed Paul, tailor, with John H. Tobin, dwl 1305
Montgomery
Reed Robert, broker, dwl 1010 Powell
Reed Robert, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
REED SAMUEL B., bookkeeper and collector
with D. S. draymen C. H.. dwl 11U9 Filbert
Reed Thomas J., editor Morning Call, dwl Ameri-
can Exchange
Reed William, (Reed % Bryson.) dwl 527 Fourth
Reed William, clerk, dwl 712 Sutter
Reed William, cooper, dwl N s Bran bet Seventh and
Eighth
Reed William, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Reed William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard •
Reed William, porter, 31 Battery, dwl 712 Sutter
Reed William, seaman, dwl '238 Steuart
Reed William, toll collector Mission Bay Bridge,
res Oakland
Reed William C, clerk, dwl 1011) Pine
Reed William D.. millwright Cal. Planing Mill, res
Oakland
Bleed William H., receiving teller Bank California,
dwl 215 Geary
Reed William I., lieutenant U. S. A., dwl 656 Fol
Reed & Bryson, (William Reed and C. IV. Bryson J
junk dealers, 527 Fourth
Reed — See Read, Reid and Wrede
Reeder James A., (colored) laborer, dwl 624 Third
Reedy Michael, laborer, dwl E s First Avenue bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Reel Charles, captain brig Lucy Ann, pier 9
Steuart
Reen John, butcher, dwl W s N nr Fourteenth Av-
enue, South S. F.
Rees Daniel, clerk California Demokrat, dwl 934
Kearny
Rees Harriet, dwl 8 August Alley
Rees John, mate stmr El Capitan, Oakland Ferry,
dwl S s Broadway bet Battery and Sansom
Rees John E., stevedore, dwl S s California Av
opp Howard, Bemal Hights
Rees Mary Mrs., seamstress with Bullock & Jones,
dwl W s Front nr Paciric
Reese David L., mining, dwl 314 Bush
Reese Evan A., carpenter, dwl 468 Tehama
Reese Frederick, mechanic, dwl 228 Bush
Reese George, brewer, dwl E s Yalencia bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Reese George, teamster with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Reese Henry, salesman withHeynemann& Co., dwl
606 Foisom
Reese Henrv Wr., assaver with Louis Falkenau,dwl
West End
Reese John, hairdresser with August Magazzin.dw)
8 August Alley
Reese Kate, stewardess stmr Moses Tavlor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
Reese Lewis, compositor Morning Bulletin, dwl 227
Second
Reese Michael, real estate, office 410 Montgomerv,
dwl 722 Washington
Reese Thomas A., clerk, dwl 749 Howard
Reese William, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Reese — See Reis and Ri
REESE'S BLOCK. W s Batteiv bet Pme and Cal
REESE'S BUILDING. 716 and 722 Washington
Reesen Frederick, machinist, dwl 351 Fourth
Reeeen Frederick Mis., dressmaking, 351 Fourth
Reeve Frederick, carriagemaker with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl ot !2 Natoma
Reeve George B., (George B. Reeve & Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
Reeve George B. <fc Co., brokers, office 40 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Reeve George F. Jr., clerk with Purdy & Lit eh
field, dwl 537 Sacramento
Reeve William B., merchant, dwl 1117 Sutter
Reeves Charles, captain brig Lucy Ann, dwl 907
Greenwich
Reeves Elijah, (colored) barkeeper, 917 Washing-
ton, dwl N s Yallejo bet Powell and Mason
Reeves George M. .cooper with Fliut, Peabody &- Co.
Reeves James, gasfitter with F. P. O'Keefe, "dwl 18
Willow Avenue
Reeves Joseph \\, compositor with Francis & Yal-
entine. dwl 710 Foisom
Reeves Thomas, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 300
Fourth
Reeves William C, engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 776 Foisom
Refugio Petroleum M. Co., (Santa Cruz Co. J office
414 California
Regan A., varieties, 230 Sixth
Regan Catharine, laundress, dwl 226 Pacific
Regan Cornelius, Imp. Calkers' Ass'u, 713 Mission
Regan Cornelius, shipwright, dwl 101 Minna
Regau Cornelius, laborer" Cent. P. R. R., dwl 334
Third
Regan James, clerk with Richard Tobin, dwl S s
Ellis bet Broderick and Devisadero
Began James, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
dwl 36 Steuart
Regan Jeremiah, confectioner, dwl 110 Hyde
Regan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl Eleventh Av bet N
^ and O
Regan Jeremiah, marble worker with John Daniel
& Co., dwl William nr Post
Retran John, laborer, dwl 52 Louisa
Regan John, laborer, dwl SW cor Yalencia and Erie
Regau John, laborer S. P. R. R.
Regau John, laborer with Sup't Public Streets, dwl
24 Howard Court
Regan John, marblecutter, dwl 124 William
Regan John, produce dealer, dwl 706 Jones
Regan John, salesman, 524 Market, dwl 129 Second
Regan John R.. cooperage, 108 Drumm, dwl 9 St.
Mary Place
Regau John S.. dwl 221 Green
Regan Julia Miss, shoefitter with Marks & Levinskv,
dwl 231 First
Regan Michael, gardener, dwl cor Stockton and
Sutter
Regan Patrick, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Regau Patrick, bootmaker, N s Branuaunr Second
Regan Patrick, laborer, dwl Mission bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Regan Patrick, nightwatchman Oakland Ferry
Wharf, dwl 105 Chambers
Regan Peter, longshoreman, dwl 902 Montgomery
Regan Thomas, dwl 4 Russ
Regan Thomas, machinist with Grover & Baker S.
M\ Co., dwl 115 Second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
For your Photographs go to WATKINS', 26 Montg. St., opp. £iick House entrance.
548
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
Began Thomas, waiter American Exchange
Regan William, boatman, Vallejo Street Wharf,
dwl 105 Chambers
Regan William, special policeman, dwl Alms House
Regan William J., salesman, 107 Montgomery, dwl
111) Hyde
Regeneburger David H., clerk with Jarboe, Har-
rieon & Robinson, dwl 522 Stockton
Regeneburger Jacob, physician and examiner drugs
Custom House, dwl i 12 Powell
Regeneburger Julius, ( H. Baraman & Co., Eure-
ka, Cat.) and bookkeeper, 7 Sansom, dwl 105
O'Farrell
Regeneburger S., clerk with P. Stern, dwl 218
Sixth
Regeneburger Samuel H., bookkeeper with Peter
G. Baucb, dwl 522 Stockton
REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA, (Board
of) A. J. Moulder secretary, office 320 Sansom
Regeser Charles, machinehand with Chr. Schrei-
ber & Co., dwl 1418 Powell
REGISTER BANKRUPTCY, First District, office
10 Court Block, 636 Clay
REGISTER BANKRUPTCY, Second District, of-
fice 24 U. S. Court Building
Regie John, baker with A. E. Swain, dwl 131
Shipley, rear
Regli Anton, expresswagon, NE cor Kearny and
California, dwl 534 Broadway
Regli Charles, dairyman with Nathan Simonds, dwl
cor Twenty-fourth and Vermont
Reh Frederick, paperhanger, dwl 71 Fourth
Rehde Louie, waiter, 228 Bush
Rehm Adelaide Mrs., dressmaker, 337 Fourth
Rehm Jacob, brewer, dwl SE cor Eighteenth and
Shotwell
Rehm Peter N., salesman, 415 Sacramento, dwl
337 Fourth
Rehmer George, porter, 120 Sansom, dwl 12 Sum-
ner
Rehuald Louis, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Reich Anna Miss, dwl 1028 Clay
Reich Charles, butcher with Christopher Marchant
Reich Frederick, tailor, dwl 520 Vallejo
Reich JohnC, bootmaker, 426 Dupont
Reich Leopold, (Buyer, B. & Co.) dwl 1028 Clay
Reichenbach John J., porter with Parrott & Co.,
dwl 1231 Filbert
Reichenberg Bernhard V., merchant, dwl 407 Sut
Reicher Thomas, (colored) jobber, dwl 1011 Jack
Reichert J. A. Mrs., teacher Mission Primary
School, dwl 316 Third
Reichert Mary K., (widow) teacher music, dwl 316
Third
Reichert Robert, cellarmaster with Kohler & Froh-
ling, dwl 331 Kearny
Reichert Theodore, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
office, dwl 518 Bryant
Reichlaser Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 181 Jessie
Reichleser Leopold, salesmau, 628 Market
REICHLING F. & CO., proprietors Pacific Gold
and Silver Refinery, cor Main and Harrison,
office 334 Montgomery
Reichling Francis, (F. Reichling $■ Co.) res Oak-
land
Reichsrath Louis, ehoemaker with H. G. Miller &
Co., dwl 729 Union
Reichetetter Gottlieb, butcher with Miller & Lux,
dwl SW cor Railroad Avenue and Tenth Ave-
nue, South S. F.
Reickwardth Edward, cook, dwl 607| Minna, rear
Reid A. R., teacher elements, St. Ignatius College
Reid Alexander, tinsmith with S. F. Gas Co dwl
1321 Pacific
Reid Charles, tinsmith, 1321 Pacific
Reid George E., (J. H. O'Brien & Co.) dwl 2209
Fillmore
Reid George F., bootfitter, dwl N s Rose nr Octavia
Reid James, nightwatchman Occidental Hotel, dw^
117 Vallejo
Reid James, shoemaker, dwl 737 Brannan
Reid J. H., U.S. mail agent S. F. Post Office, dwl
Russ House
Reid John, boarding and lodging, 48 Sacramento
Reid John, hackman, Plaza, dwl 1808 Powell
Reid John, seaman bark Whistler, dwl 1 Howard
Reid John, tailor, dwl 768 Mission
Reid John, tailor, dwl 716 Mission
Reid John W., receiver N. B. & M. R.R., dwl 325
Fourth
Reid Joseph A., shipsmith with H. Crockard, dwl
525 Mission
Reid Robert, brassfiujsher Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 8 Minna
Reid Thomas, wood and coal, 958 Mission
Reid Thomas W., traveling agent New England
Mutual Life Ins. Co., 302 Sansom
Reid William, printer, dwl 212 Broadway
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
Reider Charles, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl
515 Filbert
Reier George, baker, dwl SW cor Downey and
Bryant
Reier George H.J., salesman, 100 Kearny, res Oak-
land
Reighley James E., porter, 209 California, dwl 420
Powell
Reil Lawrence, distiller, dwl N s Twelfth Avenue
bet N and P, South S.F.
Reil William, restaurant, 531 Fourth
Reilley Charles, waiter Grand Hotel
Reillev Charles J., plumber and gasfitter, dwl 1012
Filbert
Reilley James J., ehoemaker with S.W.Roeenstock
& Co., dwl 231 Jeesie
Reilly Ann, (widow) ladies' nurse, dwll06Natoma
Reilly Anthony, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Reilly Anthony, laborer, dwl Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Reilly Bernard, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Reilly Charles P., (Reilly & Finnegan) dwl 25 Jl
Fifth Avenue
Reilly Christopher, marbleworks, 811 Market, dwl
S s Stevenson nr Fourth
Reilly Cornelius, eailmaker, dwl 111 Clementina
Reilly Edward, (Reilly & White) dwl 610 Stev
Reilly Fergus, laborer S.F. Gas Co., dwl 56 Minna
Reilly George, foreman laborers with P.M.S.S. Co.,
dwl 537 Brannan
Reilly James, bellman Lick House
Reillv James, conductor N.B. & M. R.R., dwl 320
Fifth
Reilly James, hostler, dwl 725 Brannan
Reilly James, laborer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Reilly James, special policeman, dwl SE cor Wash-
ington and Dunbar Alley
Reilly Jamee F., salesman, 31 Bat, dwl 252 Third
Reilly John, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Reilly John, clerk, dwl 242 Jessie
Reilly John, driver with Thomas Horabin, dwl 1303
Hyde
Reilly John, engineer stm No.l, S.F.F.D., dwl 419
Pacific
Reilly John, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl
108 Freelon
Reilly John, laborer, dwl 1303 Broadway
Reilly John, laborer Union Foundry, uwl 3 Sher-
wood Place
Reilly John, painter, dwl 1313 Kearny
Reilly John Jr., clerk, dwl 242 Jessie
Reilly Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 149 Shipley
Reilly Julia Miss, dwl 27 Fifth Avenue, rear
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agento Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY.
549
Reilly Laurence, truant officer, dwl E 8 Gough nr
McAllister
Reilly Mary, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Reilly Michael, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Reilly Michael, laborer, dwl E g Besfole nr Vallejo
Reilly Michael G, aspbaltum roofer with John
Kehoe, dwl 1420 Washington
Reilly Owen, laborer with Graves & Co., W s Long
Bridge
Reilly Patrick, hostler St. Marv's Hospital
ReillV Patrick, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
Reilly P. C, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Reilly Peter, laborer with Martin Padey, dwl SW
cor Valparaiso and Tavlor
Reilly Philip, (Flynn & Co.) dwl 551 Howard
Reilly Philip, carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl cor Fairmount and Twenty-fourth
Reilly Philip, Imp. Calker's Association, 713 Mission
Reilly Philip, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Reilly Philip, plasterer, dwl 509 Bryant
Reillv Philip P., barkeeper, 538 Market, dwl 41
Tehama
Reilly Terrence, dwl 10 Camp
Reillv Teresa Miss, dressmaker "with Mrs. E. R.
Smith, dwl 207 Minna
Reilly Thomas, clerk with S. Heydenfeldt, dwl SE
cor Guerrero and Fifteenth
Reillv Thomas, molder, dwl 227 Second
Reillv William T., assistant assayer U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 1519 Sacramento
Reilly & Pinnegan, (Charles P. Reilly and John
Finneganj liquor and billiard saloon, SW cor
Fourth and Market
Reillv & White, (Edward Reilly and William
White) liquor saloon, 1027 Market
Reillv — See Reilley and Riley
Reiman Henrv A., clerk witli T. Rodgers Johnson,
dwl 1008 'California
Reimbold John C. groceries and liquors, NE cor
Franklin and Pulton
Reimer Edward L., S. F. Nursery, SE cor Folsom
and Nineteenth
Reimer Rudolph, salesman, (521 Clay, dwl 313 Stock
Reimers Adolph, clerk with Claus Reimers, dwl NE
cor O'Parrell and Mason
Reimers C, foreman Central R. R. Stables, dwl Ws
Devisadero bet O'Farrell and Geary
Reimers Christian, teamster with Henry Schweerin,
San Bruno Road nr Visitacion Valley
Reimers Claus, groceries and liquors, NE cor O'-
Farrell and Mason
Reimers John, shipcarpenter. dwl 1406 Kearny
Reims Gottleib, waiter, 545 California
Rein Daniel, butcher, dwl 5 Willow
Reincke Gustave, porter. 211 Front, dwl 273 Stev
Reineck Philip, dwl 532 Broadway
Reinecke Frederick H., (Reinecke & Rennings) dwl
705 Vallejo
REINECKE' & HENNINGS, (Frederick H.
Reinecke and Frederick Hennings) groceries
and liquors, SWcor Stockton and Vallejo
Reiners C. A. & Co., (John Breig) Eureka Soda
Works, 541 and 543 Bryant
Reiners Charles A., (C. A. Reinem & Co.) dwl 37
Welsh
Reinert Edward, cooper, dwl 39 Jackson
Reinert Edward, seaman bark Legal Tender, 27
Market
Reinfeld Charles, paperhanger, dwl 506 Vallejo
Reinhardt Edward, cooper with Leonhard & Buck-
ing, dwl 140 Minna
Reinhardt Edward, coppersmith -with Sanders &
Bofinger, dwl 1513 Mason
Reinhardt John B., assistant City and County Sur-
veyor's Office, dwl 92 Everett
Reinhardt Louis F* clerk with S. Rosenberg & Co.,
dwl 1513 Mason
Reinhardt William F., porter with Donohoe, Kelly
& Co., dwl 1513 Mason
Reinhart Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart,
Reinhart Fritz, cook with A. Louis Thiele, dwl Ns
Howard bet Sixth and Seventh
Reinhart Jacob, woodturner Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 25 Stevenson
Reinhart Leah, (widow) secondhand dresses, 742
Pacific
Reinhold Henry, machinist with John G. lis, dwl
624 Pacific
Reinhold J. G., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearnv
Reinle Frederick, preserved meats. :(2 Metropolitan
Market, and 3 Grand Central Market, dwl 416
Octavia
Reinseh William, cook with Nicholas Gartner
Reinstein Marcus, merchant, ( Visalia) office 209
Sansom, dwl 1204 Sutter
Reinstein Oscar, merchant, dwl 421 Tehama
Reinstein Simon, (of Reinstein $■ Gibson, Mon-
itor, Alpine Co.) office 209 Sansom, dwl 437
Eddy
Reinstein William, gents' furnishing goods, 106
Kearnv. dwl 632 Market
REIS CHRISTIAN, real estate, office 316 Califor-
nia, res Menlo Park
REIS FERDINAND, real estate, office 316 Califor-
nia, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
REIS GUSTAVE, real estate, office 316 California.
dwl 820 Filbert
REIS JULIUS C, real estate, office 316 California,
dwl 319 Oak
Reis Henry, laborer, dwl 615 Commercial
Reis — See Reese andRiese
Reiser Charles, carnagemaker, 517 Post, rear
Reiss Bernard, salesman City of Paris, dwl 623
Union
Reiss Gustave, elf rk with Adolph Levine, dwl 18
_ Turk
Reiss Isaac, salesman, 115 Sutter, dwl 623 Union
Reiss Solomon, (Reiss & Moritz) dwl 1821 Powell
Reiss &, Moritz, (Solomon Reiss and Michael
Moritz) importers cloths and tailors' trim-
mings, 115 Sutter
Reist Frederick, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Reiter F. Ernest, teacher music, dwl 305 Mason
Reiter George, mining, dwl 926 Pacific
Reiterman Charles, liquor saloon, 144 Steuart
Reith Paul, tailor with John H. Tobin, dwl 1035
Montgomery
RELAY HOUSE. R. G. Buffaker proprietor, SW
cor First and Mission
Relay Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 536 Wash-
ington
Relph William, carpenter, dwl 1328 Sacramento
Remillard Hilaie, brickmaker, dwl 528 Natoma
Remington Miss, seamstress, dwl 53 Natoma
Remington Edward C, mariner, dwl 35 Second
Remington John C, driver Steam Soda Works, dwl
2 Winter Lane
Remmel Jacob, liquor dealer, dwl 1207 Howard
Remshart S., engineer S. F. Boiler Works, dwl 44
Minna
Remy William, dravman with Israel M. Emery, dwl
12!) Ellis
Renahan Edmund, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 357
First
Renard James, wood turner, dwl 25 Stevensou
Renard John, (August Youngblol & Co.) dwl 500
Sixth
Renaud Eugene, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearnv
RENAULT JOHN, coal depot, 712 Pacific, dwl 1
Bellevue Place
Renault John, cook, 647 Commercial
Renault Joseph, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Ass'n, dwl cor Fillmore and Turk
Renault L. J., dyer and scourer. 433 Bush
Rendell Thomas, carpenter, dwl 114 Olive Avenue
Rendlesham Charles, machinist Miners' Foundry,
dwl 256 First
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Good*
WA.TKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
550
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY.
Rendlesham Hannah Mrs., confectionery, dwl 256
First
Rendsburg JoLn M., commission merchant, dwl 910
Post
Rone" Caristie, liquors and cigars, dwl S s Sixteenth
bet Dolores and Guerrero
R -in'' Paul, cabinetmaker, dwl N s Pacific nr
Kearny
Renigar Charles, tinsmith with J. Armstrong, dwl
32 Ratiseb
Renken Henry, engineer, dwl 39 Jackson
Rennel N. T.'secoiid officer stmr Nevada, Australia
S.S. Line
Renner Robert, shipcalker, dwl 546 Folsom
Rennert Frederick, upholsterer with Frank Laere-
mans, dwl 348 Shipley
Rennilson Adam, carpenter with Excelsior Mill Co.,
dwl N s Folsom nr Sixteenth
Rennilson John, foreman spinners Mission and Pa-
cific Woolen Mills, dwl W s Folsom nr Six-
teenth
Renstrom Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
Renton William, (Renton, Smith Jj- Co. J res Port
Blakely, W. T.
RENTON, SMITH & CO., (William Renton,
Samuel E. Smith and R. K. Ham J lumber and
packets, pier 3 Steuart
Renz John, manufacturer Renz's herb bitters, depot
221 Sacramento, dwl N s Jessie bet Seventh and
Eighth
Renz P., laborer Lick Honse
Repenu Frederick, bootmaker, 625 Commercial
Repheld Levi, merchant, dwl 123 Ninth
Repp Charles, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl N s
Post bet Baker and Lyon
Repp Conrad, malster Pioneer Malt Works, dwl 20
Card Alley nr Green
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMIT-
TEE, 410 Montgomery
Reqna Austin Jr., bookkeeper Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co., res Oakland
Reseler Christian, barkeeper, dwl 39 Jackson
Resihg John, liquor saloon, San Jos6 Road opp St.
Mary's College
RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA, (quarterly) J.
P. H. Wentworth & Co., publishers and pro-
prietors, office 302 Montgomery
Respangas Jeanne, (widow) dwl 826 Folsom
Ressiguie Anna, (widow) dwl Ws Wetmore Place
Relhers Charles, tailor, dwl 2109 Jones, rear
Rethwisch Ernest, actor, dwl Prescott House
Retice Michael, laborer, dwl 1125 Harrison
Reticker Chandler, miner, dwl 12| Oak Avenue
Ivetif FranQois, laundiyman, dwl 1719 Powell
Retiff Pauline Miss, goldcutter with G. W. Rogers,
dwl 811 Greenwich
Retman August, butcher, dwl Railroad Avenue nr
Fourteenth
Rettig Ernst, machinist with F. Krajewski.dwl 939
Kearny
Rettkowskv Francis, baker- with Clarke &. Foote,
dwl 236 Sutter
Rety Emile, salesman, 414 Market, dwl 484 Bdwy
Reubold Max, shoemaker, 316 Bush, dwl 116 Morton
Renlein John, laborer, dwl 312 Bitch
Reusch A. V., teacher Bush Street Cosmopolitan
School
Reusch E., mate bark Monitor, pier 9 Steuart
Reusch Jennie Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 134 Seventh
Reusch William, waiter Rubs House
Reusche August, steward with Saulmann & Lauen-
stein
Reusman George, bookkeeper, 100 California Market
Reussner Albert, jeweler with Charles Lemme, dwl
317 Minna
Reuter Theodore, bookkeeper Germania Life In-
surance Co., dwl 1307 Larkin
Reuter William, (Hemme & R.J dwl 430J Clem
Renz Joseph, laborer Lick House
Revalk John, watchmaker and jeweler, 511 Mont-
gomery, dwl 717 Vallejo
Revell Henry, captain bark Rival, dwl 40 Tehama
Reverman Alfred, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Revert Alphonse, laborer with G. Venard, dwl 803
Montgomery
Revest Louis, butcher with Albert Aubert, dwl S s
Broadway nr Dupont
Revisot August, waiter, dwl 274 Clementina
Rewe Levi, knitter Mission and PacificWoolen Mills
Rewriik Assaria, cabinetmaker, dwl 523 Howard, rear
Rev Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 636 Green
Rey Jacques J., (Britton & R.J dwl SE cor Taylor
and Union
Reyburn Louis, lather, dwl 783 Market
Reyer Gotlieb, laborer, dwl 120 Shipley
Reyly John, laborer, dwl SE cor Francisco and Jones
Reynolds , attorney-at law, dwl 1016 Stockton
Reynolds Anne, (widow,) dwl 733 Market
Reynolds Annie Miss, actress, dwl 29£ Third
Reynolds Benjamin A., clerk with S. P. & L. Rey-
nolds, dwl 1523 Washington
Reynolds Carmi. sticker Mechanics' Mill, dwl Nine-
teenth Avenue bet H and I, South S. F.
REYNOLDS C. H. & CO., (Wilham Moody J
real estate agents, office 329 Montgomery
Reynolds Charles, actor Alhambra Theater, dwl 620
Washington
Reynolds Charles, engineer, dwl 207 Folsom, rear
Reynolds Charles, porter, 410 Pine, dwl 535 Com
Reynolds Charles H, (C. H. Reynolds $■ Go. J dwl
1314 Washington
Reynolds Daniel, dwl N s Turk nr Steiner
Reynolds Edward B., capt bark Tidal Wave, dwl
515 Jones
Reynolds F. E. Mrs., teacher Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl Fulton nr Franklin
Reynolds Frank, cook with E. J. Foster
Reynolds Frank B., (Pond, R. & Co. J dwl 413
Leavenworth
Reynolds George, actor Alhambra Theater, dwl 620
Washington
Reynolds George, carpeuter, dwl N s McAllister nr
Larkin
Reynolds George A., (Reynolds & Murray) dwl
24 Park Avenue
Reynolds George A., with James Lick, 121 Sutter,
dwl 1510 Sacramento
Reynolds George E., machinist with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 515 Bush
REYNOLDS GEORGE L., merchant tailor, and
dealer cloths, cassinieresaud vestiugs, 638 Clay,
dwl 1413 Washington
Reynolds Henry Clay, engineer, dwl Hardie Place
nr Kearny
Reynolds Henry D.,stockdealer, dwl Johnson House
Reynolds James, hograuch, Central Park nr
Sprowle's Ranch
Reynolds James, laborer P. M. S. S. Co.
Reynolds James, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Reynolds James, longshoreman, dwl 107 Chambers
Reynolds James, longshoreman, dwl 143 Natoma,
rear
Reynolds James H., bootcutter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 130 Oak
Reynolds James H. Mrs., (widow) Plaza Ex-
• change, SE cor Kearny and Merchant, dwl 653
Clay
Reynolds James M., laundry, dwl 1606 Jones
Reynolds J. B., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 625 Bush
Reynolds John, bellman Lick House
Reynolds John, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl Black Point
REYNOLDS JOHN, proprietor California Chem-
ical Works, 213 San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
eighth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
551
dwl
995
Reynolds John, superintendent Calvary Cemetery,
dwl N s Ellis nr Broderick
Reynolds Leonard, (S. F. $• L. Reynolds) attor-
ney at law, office 6 and 7 Exchange Building,
dwl 1523 Washington
Reynolds Michael, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl W s Washington Av bet Mission and How
Reynolds Nicholas, (Reynolds & Ford) dwl 1723
Powell
Reynolds P., dwl What Cheer House
Reynolds Patrick, laborer, dwl 19 Ritch, rear
Reynolds Peter, teamster with Jason Springer
815 Harrison
Reynolds R. A. Mrs., boarding and lodging
Market
Reynolds R. M., (widow) dwl 318 Turk
Reynolds Robert T., salesman with A. C. Dietz &
Co., res Oakland
REYNOLDS S. F. & L., attorneys at law, office
6 and47 Exchange Building
Reynolds Samuel F., (S. F. & L. Reynolds) dwl
1523 Washington
Reynolds S. J., bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
231 Sutter
Reynolds Thomas, boilermaker, dwl Palmer nr
Randall
Reynolds Thomas, bond clerk Naval Office Custom
House, dwl 618 McAllister
Reynolds Thomas, coppersmith and plumber, 506
Front, dwl 1525 Mason
Reynolds Thomas, helper Risdou Iron Works
Reynolds Thomas, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Reynolds Thomas, laborer, dwl Helvetia Hotel
Reynolds Thomas, sailmaker, SE cor Market and
Steuart
Reynolds Thomas, seaman, dv^i 26 Steuart
Reynolds Thomas A., (Reynolds & Davidson) dwl
418 Shipley
Reynolds Thomas H., deputy clerk Board Super-
visors, City Hall, dwl 626 Washington
Reynolds T. W., (Arbuckle& R.) dwl NE cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Revnolds William, clerk, dwl 1123 Mission
Reynolds William, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl
N s Sixteenth bet Second Avenue and Guerrero
Reynolds William, rigger, dwl 412 Folsoni
Reynolds William, watchman, 213 Pine, dwl 995
Market
Reynolds William H., clerk with William Stuart,
dwl 2310 Larkin
Reynolds William O., wood, Larue's Wharf, dwl
2310 Larkin
Reynolds William T., ( William T. Reynolds &
Co.) dwl 500 Eddy
REYNOLDS WILLIAM T. & CO., (Hiram P.
Osgood) wholesale wines and liquors, 425 and
427 Battery
Reynolds & Ford, (Nicholas Reynolds and William
Ford) commission merchants, 313 and 315 Davis
REYNOLDS & MURRAY, (George A. Reynolds
and Hugh Murray) produce commission, 202
Clay and 303 Davis
Rhaders Henry, salesman with S. P. Holden & Co.,
dwl 1018 Washington
Rheal John, laborer, dwl W s Geneva bet Brannan
and Townsend
Rheinhart H., cook Alms House
Rheuman I., expresswagon, dwl S s Tyler nr Bu-
chanan
Rheurofi' Herman, stairbuilder with Jesse & Drew
Rhiud James W. C, teacher music, dwl 156 Third
Rhoads Authony, waiter, dwl 26 Oak
Rhoads Anthony Jr., painter, dwl 26 Oak
Rhode Charles, clerk with Claus R. Meyer, dwl
NE cor Battery and Green
Rhode Peter F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay
and Mason
Rhodes Arthur, porter St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl
628 California
Rhodes Edward A., clerk, 318 Pine, dwl 924 Jack
Rhodes Thomas, carpenter, dwl 934 Folsom, rear
Rhodes William, laborer with Flynn& Co., 538 Clay
Rhodes William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Rhodes William H. , attorney at law aud court com-
missioner Twelfth District. Court, office 18 City
Hall, third floor, dwl Fair Oaks bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Rhody Charles, barkeeper, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Rhody John, steward Engine Co. No. 2, S.F.F.D.
Ribero Adolph, (Ribero & Sirieix) dwl 516 Pacific
Ribero & Sirieix, (Adolph Ribero & Leon Sirieix)
restaurant, 516 Pacific
Ricardo , actor, dwl 902 Montgomery
Ricaud J. Pierre, liquor saloon, 536 Merchant, and
furnished rooms, 16 Sutter
Ricci Joseph, waiter Campi's Restaurant, dwl 519
Clay
Rice A. W., milkman, dwl 20 Hampton Place
Rice Abraham, bootmaker, 314 \ Fifth
Rice Abraham, clerk, dwl 529 Howard
Rice Andrew C., bookkeeper with Forbes Brothers
&Co., dsvl 1823 Hyde
Rice Artemus W., milkman, dwl 20 Hampton Place
Rice Benjamin, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Rice Charles, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl cor
Sixteenth aud Second Avenue
Rice Charles, hackman, dwl 906 Stockton
Rice Charles R., blacksmith with Calvin Nutting &
Son, dwl 256 Clara ,
Rice Edward, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Rice Edward J., apprentice with George W. Grant,
dwl 37 Tehama
Rice Emmet E., (J. G. Rice Sf Co.) dwl 835 Bush
Rice Frank, coachman Occidental Hotel, dwl 906
Stockton
Rice George, laborer, dwl 26 Hunt
Rice H. B., surveyor, dwl 424 Sansom
Rice James, attorney-at-law, office SW cor Sansom
and Jackson, dwl 636 Green
Rice James, laborer, dwl 231 Second
Rice James, laborer with Hucks & Lambert, dwl
710 Lombard
Rice James, liquor saloon, 350 Brannan
Rice James, porter with Wooster &- Shattuck, dwl
58 Clementina
Rice James, solicitor Mariners' Home, 504 Davis
Rice James, waiter Miners' Restaurant, dwl 5 Tyson
Place
Rice James L., job printer with H. S. Crocker &
Co., dwl 221 Geary
RICE J. G. & CO., (E. E. Rice) sole agents Rocky
Mountain Coal, office 306 Montgomery, depot
foot Second
Rice John, laborer with Sauds & Wissing, dwl 12
Cleaveland
Rice John R., physician, office and dwl 739 How
Rice Joseph B., ('Piper & R.) res San Rafael
Rice Joseph G., (J. G. Rice & Co.) res Bear Val-
ley, Mariposa County
Rice Lawrence, engineer, dwl E s Columbia bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Rice Michael, blacksmith, dwl 31 Willow Avenue
Rice Michael A., painter with Donovan & Hayes,
dwl 45 Ritch
Rice Michael D., carpenter, dwl 253 Clementina
Rice Patrick, laborer, dwl 115 Second
Rice Patrick H, soda water manufacturer, dwl 7
Park Avenue
Rice Richard, plumber with J. H. O'Brien & Co.,
dwl 31 Moss
Rice Stephen, machinist Union Iron Works
Rice Stephen A., ship carpenter, dwl 523 Shotwell
Rice Susan Mrs., shoefitter with John Irwin, dwl
512 Howard
Rice Theresa Mrs., dwl 563 Minua
Rice William, dwl 511 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety
Views of any part ofthe Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
552
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY.
Rice William, hostler with S. Swan, dwl 253 Clem-
entina
Rice Z., engraver, dwl NW cor Bdwy and Maxwell
Rice — See Ryce
Rich Abram, clerk with Bishop & Co., dwl 529
Howard
Ricli B. <fe D., groceries and teas, 904 Market and
3 Ellis
Rich Bernard, (B. S? B. Rich) dwl 5 Stockton
Rich David, (B. & D. Rick) dwl NW cor Oak
and Franklin
Rich Henry M., auctioneer, dwl 5 Spring
Rich Joseph, real estate, dwl NW cor Oak and Van
Ness Avenue
Rich Louis, tailor, dwl 905 Post
Rich Samuel, gasfitter with Hufschmidt Bros., dwl
5 Natoma
Rich William, clerk with B. & D. Rich, dwl NW
cor Oak and Franklin
Richard James, plasterer, dwl 919 Broadway
Richard John, painter with Gilman & Mellon, dwl
Broadway nr Mason
Richard Mary, (widow) dwl 610 Green
Richards Ambrose, laborer with Israel Richards,
dwl S s Bav bet Jones and Leavenworth
Richards Calvin', (Frost Sf R.J dwl 307 Third
RICHARDS C. F. & CO., wholesale drugs and
chemicals, SW cor Sansom and Clay
Richards C. French, (C. F. Richards & Co.) dwl
SE cor Pennsylvania Avenue and Solano
Richards Charles, bookbinder with A. L. Bancroft
6 Co., dwl 525 Pine
Richards Charles, mechanical dentist with James
W. Winter, dwl 1512 Pine
Richards Charles H., bookkeeper, 335 Bush, dwl
737 Piue
Richards Charles L. D., (colored) messenger, 703
Market, dwl 5 Taylor
Richards Charles W., clerk, dwl 1512 Pine
Richards Daniel, bookkeeper, dwl 1024 Powell
Richards David M., collector with Barron & Co.,
dwl 931 Sutter
Richards Edward, broker, dwl 923 Washington
Richards Edward, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Richards Francis Jr., assayer S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, dwl 7 Caroline
Richards George C, (Hemes & R.J dwl 745 Harrison
Richards Harry, upholsterer, dwl 710 Kearny
RICHARDS ISRAEL, contractor night work, office
SE cor Kearny and California, dwl S s Bay bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Richards J., painter, dwl S s Walnut Avenue nr
Larkin
Richards James E., bookkeeper with Sanderson &
Horn, dwl Lick House
RICHARDS JAMES M., groceries and liquors, SE
c<>r Sutter and Dupont, dwl 1512 Pine
RICHARDS JOHN E., Kremlin liquor saloon, 23(5
Montgomery, dwl Bav nr Francisco
Richards Mack, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 573
Bryant
Richards Margaret, (widow) dwl NW cor Taylor
and Vallejo
Richards Orlando S., broker, office NE cor Front
and Clay, dwl American Exchange
Richards Robert J., physician, office and dwl 256
Fourth
Richards S. J. N., bookbinder with Bartling & Kim-
ball, dwl Bush nr Stockton
Richards Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 610 Greeu
Richards William H., (Richards <& Harrison) dwl
1119 Van Ness Avenue
RICHARDS & HARRISON, (William H. Rich-
ards and Robert J. Harrison) importers and
dealers English ales, foreigu liquors and jn'ocer-
ies, 314 and 316 Battery
Richardson A. G., (widow) dwl 1022 Folsom
Richardson Albert, carpenter Enterprise Planine
Mill, dwl 721 Bush
Richardson Albert B., master mariner, dwl Ws
Howard bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Richardson Bros., (Samuel W. and Prescott V.J
milkranch, NE cor Nineteenth and Dolores
Richardson Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 207 Taylor
Richardson Charles, cigar dealer, dwl 305 Mont
Richardson Charles, mate barkentine Occident, 1
Howard
Richardson Edward A., note teller Bank California,
dwl SW cor Twenty-second and Shotwell
Richardson Edward H., letter department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 405 Haves
Richardson E. M., artist, dwl'204 Sutter
Richardson Frederick, bookkeeper, 5 Front, dwl W
8 Steiner bet Haves and Fell
Richardson George, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro-
tective Association, 234 Sutter
Richardson George, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
Richardson George E., hackman, dwl 422 Powell
Richardson George R., laborer, dwl 1134 Pacific
Richardson G. H., teacher music, dwl 325J Bush
Richardson Henry, laborer, dwl 253 Beale
RICHARDSON, HOLLAND & CO., (J. H.
Richardson, D. B. Holland and C.S. "Wright)
sawing and planing mill, NW cor Beale and Miss
Richardson Jacob, (Lane & R.) dwl NW cor Tyler
and Steiner
Richardson James, gasfitter with James K. Prior,
dwl N s Seventeenth bet Church and Dolores
Richardson James, watchman steamer Antelope, dwl
409 Drumm
Richardson J. M., teamster with Pope &. Talbot, dwl
NW cor Tyler and Steiner
Richardson John, hostler City R. R., dwl 601
Natoma ,,
Richardson John H./ Richardson, Holland fy Co.)
res cor Fourth and Webster, Oakland
Richardson Joseph, engineer Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., dwl SW cor Green and Sansom
Richardson Joseph V. B., driver with Stewart &
Buckley, dwl 252 Stevenson
Richardson' Lewis C, drayman with Tay, Brooks
& Backus, dwl 413 Fourth
Richardson Mary Mrs., designer with Crane & Cur-
tis, res Oakland
Richardson Richard, driver with Bouton & Son,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Richardson Robert W., ( Wellman & R.) dwl 817
Stockton
Richardson Selden ()., trainbaggagemaster Cal. P.
R. R., dwl 774 Mission
Richardson Thoma6, bookkeeper with Kuowland &
Doe, res Oakland
Richardson Wandell L., (E.G. Boobar & Co.) dwl
610 Howard
Richardson William, clerk with Dickson, De Wolf
& Co., dwl 829 Bush
Richardson William, conductor, dwl 211 Stevenson
Richardson William H., paperhanger with George
W. Clark, dwl Quiucy Place
Richardson William J., street contractor, dwl 1825
Turk-
Richardson William M., shoecutter with Bucking-
ham & Hecht
Richber Charles, woodcarver with Brjant, Strahan
& Co.
Richelieu Francis, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Richer Robert, cigarmaker, dwl 165 Silver
Richet Augustus B., compositor Courrier de San
Francisco, dwl SEcor Dupont and Union
Richet Charles, capitalist, dwl 536 Broadway
Riching John, laborer, dwl W s Hott Avenue bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Richit Victor H., clerk with John Regan, dwl 908
Clay
Richmond Charles A., salesman with W. W. Dodge
& Co., dwl Occidental Hotel
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO ~R] DIRECTORY
553
Richmond Edwin A., machinist, dwl 1914 Taylor
Richmond Henry, oysterman, dwl 331 Minua
Richmond John B., "clerk with Beau & Co., dwl 336
Turk
Richmond Lizzie G. Mrs., manager Women's Co-
operative Printing Union, 424 Montgomery,
dwl 726 California
Richmond Williard, with Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, dwl 726 California
Richmond William H. .oysterman with Solomon Tes-
more, dwl 331 Minna
Richon Nicholas, moueybroker, office 611 Commer-
cial, res Oaklaud
Richter Adolph, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz, dwl
912 Bryant
Richter August, porter, 119 Battery, dwl 912 Bryant
Richter Ernest, machinist with Theodore Kallen-
berg, dwl 76 Natoma
Richter George, laborer, dwl 202 Francisco
Richter George, lumberman with R. K. Pattridge,
dwl Greenwich bet Dupont and Kearny
Richter Henry, clerk with Charles Langley & Co.,
dwl Seventh nr Townsend
Richter Herman, porter, 112 Kearny, dwl 202 Sixth
Richter John A., insurance agent, dwl 1910 Powell
Richter Julius P., cook bark Samoset, pier 11 Steu
Richter William, upholsterer with H. Horstmann &
Co., dwl 912 Bryant
Richter William H., liquor saloon, First Avenue nr
Kentucky, dwl 617 Seventh
Rick Henrv, gasfitter with James K. Prior, dwl
Drury Lane
Rick Jacob, ( Rick 8? FaussJ dwl Old San Jose
Road nr Rock Ranch
Rick & Fanss, (Jacob Rick and L. FaussJ milk-
ranch, Old San Jose Road nr Rock Ranch
Rickard Joseph, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 573
Bryaut
Rickard Michael, stevedore, dwl 575 Bryant
Rickard Robert A., teamster with George Morrow,
39 Clay
Rickard Ellen, lodgings, 78 Clementina
Rickards James, Golden City House, cor Silver Av
and San Bruno Road
Rickborn Fernando, grocer, SE cor Stevenson and
Ecker
Rickerbv William, cabinetmaker wtth Chr. Schrei-
ber & Co., dwl cor Van Ness Av and Ivy
Rickerson Henry, dwl 1618 Washington
Rickets Richard, clerk, 104 Leidesdorff
Ricketson John, merchant, dwl 2112 Mason
Rickett V. H., special policeman, dwl 614 Mont-
gomery
Ricklefsen'G. J., silk and woolen dyer, 1408 Stock
Rickman John, (Walter # Co. J dwl 20 First
Rickson John, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Calhouu
and Sansom, rear »
Ricort Jacob, cook Park Hotel
Ridard C, dwl Garibaldi House
Riddell D. A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Riddell George W., bookkeeper with Frank Bar-
nard, dwl 418 Eddy
Riddell James, druggist, dwl 942 Howard
Riddell >Speer, teller London & S. F. Bank, dwl
942 Howard
Riddell Thomas C, carpenter, dwl S s Potter bet
Market and Mission
Riddell William S., clerk, dwl 200 Ellis
Riddle Robert, bookkeeper, dwl NE cor Kearny
and Francisco
Riddle Robert, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Ridel Frank, (Moyer & R.J 308 Bush
Riden Frederick, expresswagon, dwl W s Webster
nr Sacramento
Rideout Cyrus, calker with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl Eureka Restaurant, Brannau
Rider Fred, apothecary, SE cor Bush and Dupont
Rider George, pressman Morning Call, dwl 759
Bryant
Rider John B., (Rider, Somers & Co.) dwl 605
Howard
Rider Otto, baker with B. Stnmpf, dwl 226 Pacific
RIDER, SOMERS & CO., (John B. Rider. Joshua
Chadbourne and Harvey G. Somt'rsj hay and
grain and agents Warm Spring Packets, 22 and
24 Market
Rider William M., Inspector Custom House, dwl
26 £ Kearny
Rider — See Ryder
Ridgely Betsy Miss, hairworker with Mrs. C.Cook,
dwl Yerba Bueua nr Sacramento
Ridgeway Charles, carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Ridgway J. W., newspaper carrier, dwl 503 Wash
Ridgway William P., bookkeeper Grand Hotel,
Riding Thomas, clerk, 108 Sanson), dwl 1 107 Pine
Ridley Albert E., stencilcutter with Francis M.
Truworthy, 318 Front
Ridley Horace S., market, 2002 Polk, dwl 1526 Pac
Ridley Joseph, boilermaker, dwl VV s Mission bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Ridley Thomas, clerk, dwl 335 Fourth
Ridlington Thomas, mechanic with Locke & Monta-
gue, dwl S s Nineteenth bet Howard and Fol
Ridley Thomas, (colored) steward P. M.S. S. Co.'b
steamer Japan, dwl 18 Stone
Rieck Henry, cooper, dwl 817 Battery
Riedel George, cabinetmaker \aL\\ George B Mav &
Co., dwl 522 Filbert
Riedel Gustav, vinegar manufacturer, dwl S s Sac-
ramento bet Powell and Mason
Riedel Henry F., fruits and saloon, 1 Powell
RIEGE LOUIS, liquor dealer, dwl 813 Wash
Riege William, manager with Louis Riege, dwl
124 Second
Riegelhaupt Philip, tailor, 518 Market, dwl 638
Mission
Riegelhnt George, packer with Ackerman Bros., dwl
6 Morey Alley
Riegelhiit Margaret, laundress, dwl 633 Broadway
Riegelhuth Conrad, barkeeper Sacramento Hotel,
407 Pacific
Riegelhuth Conrad, cabinetmaker with George B.
May & Co., dwl 44 Julia
Riegelhuth Jacob, proprietor Sacramento Hotel, 407
Pacific
Riegelhuth John, waiter Sacramento Hotel, 407
Pacific
Rieglan Joseph, baker Alms House
RIEHN, HEMME & CO., (August HemmeJ assay-
ers, 404 Montgomerv
Riel John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl Geneva bet
Branuan and Townsend
Rielly Andrew, engineer steamer Alexander, H.
K. & Co., 312 Sansom
Rielly Patrick, teamster, dwl N s Jessie bet First and
Second
Rielly Philip C, carpenter, dwl 312 Folsom
Rienmnn Rudolph, salesman with M. Gray, dwl 313
Stockton
Riemer R., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Rienot Richard,cook, 7 Summer, dwl 529 Geary
Riens James, carpenter, dwl N s Fourteenth Avenue
bet N and P, South S. F.
Rienstadt Mark, general merchandise, dwl 1204
Sutter
Riepe John A., ieweler with California Jewelry Co.,
dwl 1405 Taylor
Riepe Richard, porter with Jules Perrin, dwl 738
Washington
Riera Viucente, fisherman, dwl S s Merchant bet
East and Drumm
Rierstein Charles, laborer with State Harbor Com
Ries Leopold, land agent, office 607 Washington,
dwl First Avenue nr Sixteenth
Ries Samuel, storekeeper with Pneumatic Gas Co.,
dwl 251 Stevenson
Riese Ernest, carbuilder S. P. R. R., dwl S s Nine-
teenth bet Capp and Howard
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
*
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Riese Frederick, cabinetmaker with J. T. Terry &
Co., dwl Continental Hotel
Riesner Anton, cabinetmaker, dwl 959' Mission
Riess Louis, collector and sexton, dwl 316 O'Farrell
Riesselmann Henry, soapmaker with Hermann
Fischbeck, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Nebraska
Rieux Ernest P., bookkeeper with Spruauce, Stanley
& Co., dwl 710 Jonea
Rieux Louis A., secretary with Consul-General for
France, dwl 919 Clay
Rigby Avilda, (widow) furnished rooms, 538 Ellis
Rigby Mary, (widow) dwl 622 Natoma
Rigby William K., wood and coal, dwl NW cor
Guerrero and Nineteenth
Riggers' and Stevedores' Union Association, rooms
, 429 Pacific
Righetti G., marblecutter with A. Paltenghi, dwl
cor Broadway and Stockton
Righiante Michel, peddler, dwl 1002 Pacific
Rightmire Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 950 Howard
Rightniire Jacob, piledriver with E. C Boobar &
Co., dwl 146Folsom
Rightniire Sarah E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 953 Howard
Rightson Henry, laborer with Charles Sutton Jr., 34
California
Rigley Thomas, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Rigling Joseph, bal^r, dwl 952" Mission, rear
Rigney James, teamster, dwl cor Sansom and Union
Rigney Patrick, silverplater with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl S s Perry nr Fifth
Riker DeWitt, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Riker Harrison H., liquor dealer, dwl 567 Minna
Riker J., carpenter, dwl Montgomery House
Riker James H., messenger Bank California, dwl
630 Commercial
Riley Adolph, freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co.
Riley Andrew, engineer S. S. Alexandria, dwl 25
Natoma
Riley Bartholomew, milkranch, N s Silver Avenue
nr St. Mary's College
Riley Benjamin F., commission merchant, office
with David Porter, dwl 1250 Montgomery
Riley Bernard, blacksmith with S. P. R. R., dwl
cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Riley Bernard, groceries and liquors, 541 Natoma
Riley C. C, clerk with William J. Bryan &. Co.,
dwl NW cor Second and Howard
Riley Christina, (widow) dwl 4 St. Charles Place
Riley Daniel, laborer City R. R.
Riley Edward, collarmaker with Main & Winches-
ter
Riley Edward, engineer, dwl 23 Folsom Avenue
Riley Edward, molder, dwl 21 Anthony
Riley Eugene, engineer, dwl N s Bryant bet First
and Fremont
Riley Fergus, porter, dwl 606 Natoma*
Riley Frank R., drayman, 17 Front
Riley George, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Riley George F., shipcarpenter, dwl 914 Jackson
Riley Hazeu K., conductor Central R.R., dwl 536%
Jessie
Riley Hugh, laborer, dwl cor Arkansas and Santa
Clara
Riley James, dwl nr Lake Honda
Riley James, blacksmith, dwl 7 Everett
Riley James, boilermaker, dwl 27 Rondel Place
Riley dames, farmer, old San Jose Road nr Rock
Ranch
Riley James, foreman steamer No. 1. S. F. F. D.,
dwl 828 Vallejo
Riley James, laborer, dwl N s Clay bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Riley James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 238
Oak
Riley James, molder with Steiger & Boland, dwl 16
Jessie, rear
Riley James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Riley James, shoemaker, dwl 229 Jessie
Riley James H., butcher, dwl 32 Natoma
Riley James H., laborer, dwl N s Precita Avenue
bet Mission and Howard
Riley James W., clerk with Michael O'Connor, dwl
NE cor Laguna and Fulton
Riley Jane, (widow) dwl 763 Howard
Riley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1625 Howard
Riley J. Gordon, editor and publisher Coast Re-
view, office 535 California, res Oakland
Riley John, blacksmith S. P. R. R., dwl 16 Jessie,
rear
Riley John, bricklayer, dwl 41 Everett
Riley John, butcher, dwl S s Thirteenth Avenue
bet N and P, South S. F.
Riley John, driver Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl 82
Natoma
Riley John, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl N s El-
lis nr Broderick
Riley John, laborer, dwl 433 Shipley
Riley John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl
30 Rausch
Riley John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine, 36 i
Steuart
Riley John, laborer with Israel Richards, dwl W s
Jones bet Bay and Francisco
Riley John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 5 Sher-
wood Place
Riley John, plumber, dwl 27 Rondel Place
Riley John, porter, dwl 347 Bush
Riley John, shoemaker, 310 Main
Riley John H., reporter, dwl 705 Ellis
Riley Joseph, boilermaker S. P. R. R.
Riley Joseph, brickmason New U. S. B. Mint, dwl I
41 Everett
Riley Martin, seaman bark Samoset, pier 11 Steu
Riley Mary Miss, shoefitter with Marks & Levinsky,
dwl 518 Stevenson
Rilev Michael, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
"dwl 27 Rondel Place
Riley Michael, coremaker Risdou Ii'on Works, dwl
Florida bet Ninteenth and Twentieth
Riley Michael, deckhand steamer El Capitau, Oak-
land Ferry.
Riley Michael, finisher sheep skins, SE cor First
Avenue and Fifteenth
Riley Michael, laborer, dwl E s Columbia nr Nine-
teenth
Riley Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Riley Michael, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, 414
Beale
Riley Michael, molder Union Iron Works
Riley Michael, waiter What Cheer House
Riley Michael, wood and coal, 11 Eddy, dwl 416
Stevenson
Riley Owen, milkranch, W s San Jose Avenue nr
Twenty-fifth
Riley Patrick, dwl First Avenue nr Railroad Av
Riley Patrick, bricklayer, dwl E s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
Riley Patrick, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Riley Patrick, carriagepainter, dwl 1413 Mason
Riley Patrick, hostler Central E. R., dwl 72J Bran
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl 56 Minna
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl 89 Everett
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl 515 Eighth
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Columbia nr
Twentieth
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Valencia bet
Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth
Riley Patrick, laborer S. P. R. R.
Riley Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, 414
Beale
Rilev Patrick J., railroad advertiser, office with
Kevt & Co., dwl 127 Jackson
Riley Peter, coalpasser P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 541
. "First
RWey Peter, stonecutter, dwl 147 Natoma
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeosop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
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555
Riley Philip, carpenter, dwl W s Kansas bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Riley Philip, waiter, dwl 551 Howard
Riley Robert, cook N. P. Trans. Co. '6 S. S. Senator
Rilev Susan M., (widow) dwl 598 Stevenson
Riley Thomas, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl '256
Tehama, rear
Riley Thomas, hostler, dwl 710 Broadway
Riley Thomas, laborer N. P. Trans. 'Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Riley Thomas, machinist with I. H. Small, dwl 553
Mission
Riley Thomas, mason, dwl N s Willow Avenue nr
Van Ness Avenue
Riley Thomas, plasterer, dwl 612 Natoma
Riley Thomas, plumber, dwl 710 Kearny
Riley Thomas D.; (Riley # Vest) dwl 530 Howard
Riley V., assistant engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Riley W., laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl SW
cur Pierce and Eddy
Riley W. C, laborer with Thomas Braden, dwl
SW cor Pierce and Eddv
Riley William, porter N.' P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflamme
Riley William, teamster, dwl 103 First
Rilev William, wiremaker, dwl 25 Natoma
RILEY & VEST, (Thomas D. Riley and George
Vest J hay and grain, NE cor Spear and Har
Riley — See O'Reilly and Reilly
Rilley Patrick, miner, dwl 156 Clara
Rimassi Emanuel, boots and shoes, 720 Washington
Rimes Joshua R., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl 44
Everett
Rimlinger Antoine, cartman, dwl 1520 Dirpont
Rincon Point Dock, (now Black Diamond) opposite
Rincou Point
Rincon Point Warehouse, foot of Spear
Rincon Point Wharf, Spear bet Folsom and Har
Rincon Wool Depot, John H. McAlister proprietor,
E s Spear bet Folsom and Harrison
Rindge Harrison A., clerk with William E.Loomis,
dwl 1214 Sutter
Rinehardt John, boilermaker, dwl 44 Minna
Rines James P., foreman with E. K. Howes & Co.,
dwl Fourteenth Avenue nr N, South S.F.
Ring Daniel D., tailor, 141 Third, dwl 57 Everett
Ring Jeremiah W., stevedore, dwl 17 Harrison Av
Ring J. S., dwl Morton House
Ring Peter, barkeeper, dwl 604 Lombard
Ring Reuben G., butter and cheese, 4 Union Mar-
ket, dwl 333 Eddy
Ring Richard, groceries and liquors, 128-130 First
Ring Robert S., clerk with Cutting &. Co., bds Rus6
House
Ring William, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Ringen Peter, (Frederick Siebe & Co.) dwl 604
Lombard
Ringgold Caroline E. Mrs., (colored) hairdresser,
"dwl 1104 Stockton
Ringgold Charles S., laundrymau Industrial School
Ringgold Mary Mrs., nurse Industrial School
Ringed William H., (colored) hairdresser with
Isaac G. Cary, dwl 1104 Stockton
Ringo J. L. R., "bookkeeper St. Louis Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Ringot Joseph, agent'French Lloyds', office 406 Cal-
ifornia, dwl NW cor California and Scott
Ringstrom P. R., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl
1018 Clay
Rinn Henry, jeweler with Charles Lemme, dwl 204
Tyler
Rio Company, (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 509
Sansom
Riordan Adam, paperhanger with Frank G. Ed-
wards
Riordan Daniel, shoemaker with T. J. Broderick,
dwl 321 Third
Riordan Daniel, seaman bark Sanioset, pier 11 Steu
Riordan Dennis F., bootmaker with Mason&Taylor,
dwl 531 Tehama
Riordan Dennis J., seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Riordan Ellen, (widow) dwl 7 Mary
Riordan Eugene, bootmaker with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 53f Tehama
Riordan Eugene, laborer New U.S.B.Mint, dwl cor
Clay and Fillmore
Riordan Henry, helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Riordan James, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Riordan Jeremiah, ( Flynn <!$- Co.) dwl 4 I Hitch
Riordan Jeremiah J., plumber with Alfred J.Smith,
dwl 5 Anna
Riordan John, laborer S.P.R.R.
Riordan John P., (Riordan & Hennessy) dwl 313
Mason
Riordan Jonathan, hackman, cor California and
Montgomery
Riordan Joseph, harnessmaker, dwl 36 Freelon
Riordan Mary A., (widow) dwl 636 Green
Riordan Michael, teamster with George Morrow ,
dwl N s Oregon bet Davis and Front
Riordan Michael, warehouseman with Haycock &
Crary, dwl 20 Hinckley
Riordan P., milkwagou, cor Eighth Avenue and L,
South S.F.
Riordan Richard R., compositor with Francis &.
Valentine, dwl 1136 Pacific
Riordan Rosiua Mrs., milliner and millinery, 134
Kearny, dwl 112 Geary
Riordan Samuel, salesman with Column Bros., dwl
112 Geary
Riordan Stephen, marblepolisher, dwl 233 Jessie
Riordan Timothv, laborer with Flvun & Co., dwl
44 Ritch
Riordan Timothy P., real estate, office 11 Geary,
dwl 642 Minna
Riordan & U.exmeti8y,(Joh)iP. Riordan and Michael
Hennessy) wood and coal, 627 Howard
Riordan — See Reardon and Rierdon
Riorden John H., fruits and vegetables, 53 and 54
California Market, dwl 808 Jones
Rios P., dwl 5 Prospect Place
Rioton Adam, paperhanger, dwl 4 Mooney's Row,
Shipley
Rioton John, dwl 4 Mooney's Row, Shipley
Rioton Thomas H., clerk", dwl 4 Mooney's Row,
Shipley
Riotte Eugene N., (Riotte & Luckhardt) res Oak-
land
RIOTTE & LUCKHARDT, (Eugene N. Riotte
and Casar A. Lnckhardt )rmivmg engineers and
metallurgists, 21 First
Ripper Edward, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Ripley Samuel, dwl 533 Kearny
Rippon Joseph H., packer with Marden &, Myrick,
dwl 122 Davis
Ris Gnstave, merchant, dwl 804 Vallejo
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
SE cor Howard and Beale
RISDON JOHN N., (Main St. Wharf (Jo.) and
president Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Beale and Howard, dwl 1119 Pine
Rise Henry G-, clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 750
Howard
Risi Louis, bootmaker with Joseph Villemeur, dwl
304 Jackson
Rising Alfred, attornev-at-law, office 407 California,
dwl 1913 Stockton*
Rising Ralph W., salesman with Engelbrecht &
Levy, awl 21 Powell
Risk Robert, boxmaker with Hobbs,Gilmore &. Co.,
dwl 10 Quincy
Risk William, stevedore, dwl 315 Union, rear
Risley Arthur A., (Risky # Barber,) dwl 227 Pine
Risley George, hairdresser with Adams & Utschig,
dwl 32 Second
Risley & Barber, (Arthur A. Risley and Robert
L. Barber) tailors, 327 Pine
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
Visit WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
556
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
Rismondo Louis, (Rismondo & Mascolhii) dwl 629
Davis
Rismondo & Mascolini, (Lovis Rismondo and Ra-
fael Mascolini) coffee and liquor saloon, 629
Davis
Rissland AU>in, ti Herman Hook and Ladder Co.No.
I, S.F.P.D., dwl30O'Farrell
Ristenpart William, clerk with Walter E.Lell, dwl
W s Jones bet Eddy and Turk
Risterer Charles, waiter, 8 Kearny, dwl 32 Everett
Ristow John, expresswagon, 28 Battery, dwl S 8
First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Rit Henry, baker, dwl 445 Clementina
Ritchie A. A., (widow) dwl 18 South Park
Ritchie Alexander, carpenter with Armes & Dal-
lam, dwl 441 Jessie
Ritchie Daniel S., shipjoiner, dwl 38 Clara
Ritchie David, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Ritchie John A., dwl Russ House
Ritchie Napoleon, carpenter, dwl 129 Oak
Ritchie William, paying teller First National Gold
Hank, dwl 431 Geary
Ritchie William, stevedore, dwl SW cor Mont and
Alta Place
Rits Martin, waiter, 607 Sacramento, dwl 803
Montgomery
Ritaon Edward" J., painter, dwl 503 Washington
Ritter August, brewer Lyon's Brewery, dwl 9
Hart man
Ritter Charles A., (Koehler & R.J dwl 2330 Wash-
ington
Ritter Edward, bookkeeper with Henry Schmieden,
dwl 915 Montgomery
Ritter John, laborer, dwl 446 Brannau
Rittore Antonio, (Rittore %• Guidi) dwl S s Val-
lejo bet Powell and Mason
Rittore & Guidi, (Antonio Rittore and Achille
Guidi) fresh, smoked and salt fish, 321 Davis
and 6 Clay St. Market
Rittzmann John, malster Broadway Brewery, dwl
637 Broadway
Rivard Alphouse, waiter, 626 Market, dwl 148 Na-
toma
RIVAS ISAAC, physician and consul for Mexico,
office and dwl 536 Kearny
Rivera Mauuel, copyist, dwl NW cor Mason and
Vallejo
Rivers John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Rivers Richard, miner, dwl W s Chenery nr
Grove
RIX ALFRED, attorney-at-law, office 11 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl 743 Pine
Rix Edward. A., clerk with Alfred Rix, dwl 743
Piue
Rix Hale, (Drake & R.) attornev-at-law, office
708 Mont, dwl S s Potter nr Market
Rix Julian W., painter with Hopps & Sons, dwl 743
Pine
Rix Mamaret Mrs., boarding, 743 Pine
Rixford Emmet H., attorney-at-law, office 528 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1014 Washington
Rixford Gulian P., [commercial editor Morning Call,
dwl 1014 Washington
Rixon Albert, driver with A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl
1019 Powell
Roach Alexander, laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Roach Bridget Mrs., dwl 1141 Howard
Roach David, laborer, dwl 30£ Freelon
Roach Dennis, laborer with Whitney & Freese, dwl
315 Fremont
Roach Edinon, engineer Alta California, dwl 610
Geary
Roach Edwaid, bookkeeper with J. J. O'Shea,
dwl 313 Stockton
Roach .Tames, liquor saloon, 115 First
Roach James, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Roach John, clerk, dwl 264J Stevenson
Roach John, hackman, dwl 610 Howard
Roach John, hogranch, dwl W s Utah bet Sixteenth
and El Dorado
Roach John, laborer Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl SE cor
Vallejo and Sansom
Roach John, longshoreman, dwl S s Vallejo bet
Sansom and Battery
Roach John, optician and mathematical instrument
maker, 540 Washington, dwl 820 Union
Roach John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Roach John, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Roach John P., cooper, dwl 49 Clay
Roach L., musician, dwlSW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Roach Lawrence, expressman, SE cor Second and
Mission, dwl 343 Clementina
Roach Mary Ann Mrs., boarding and lodging, 49
Clay
Roach Michael, barkeeper with Haugh & Irwin,
995 Market
Roach Michael, seaman, dwl 26 Louisa, rear
Roach Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 138 Rose
Roach Philip A., (William. S. Moss & Co.) dwl
820 Union
Roach Richard, blacksmith, dwl 728 Market
Roach Richard, tanner with Funcke & Wrassermann,
dwl cor Jersey and El Dorado
Roach Simon, hostler, dwl 29 Anthony
Roach Thomas, laborer, dwl 40 First
Roach Thomas, shoemaker, dwl E s Himmelman
Place
Roach Tobias M., carpenter and builder, 417 Mar-
ket, dwl 415 Post
Roach William, expresswagon, SE cor Third and
Mission, dwl 18 Clinton, rear
Roach — See Roche
Robalt John, carpenter, dwl 225 Folsom
Robb John, clerk Pav Dept. U. S. A., headquarters
703 Market, dwl'304 Third
Robbers Thomas, baker, dwl NW cor Broadway
and Maxwell
ROBBINS CHARLES F., (Blake, R. & Go.) res
Oakland
ROBBINS JAMES J., editor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
Occidental Hotel
Robbing John, carpenter, dwl E s Chattanooga bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Robhins Joseph, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Robbing J. S.,dwl What Cheer House
Robhins Samuel L., foreman with G. B. Densmore
& Co., dwl Ns Bush bet Steiner and Fillmore
Robbins Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Robhins William J., expresswagon, 21 Market, dwl
N 8 Bush bet Fillmore and Steiner
Robbins — See Robins
Robenstein Adolph, capmaker, dwl 510 Sixth,
rear
Roberson Joseph S., corresponding clerk Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Robert G. D., merchant, dwl 12 Stockton
Robert Jules, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Robert Paul J., attorney at law, office 51 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 834 "Clay
Robert Stella Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 12 Stockton
Roberts Arthur E., clerk with McAllisters & Bergin,
dwl SW cor Jackson and Sansom
Roberts B. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Roberts Charles, mate bark Oak Hill, pier 3 Steuart
Roberts Charles, receiving teller California Trust
Co., dwl 2521 Bush
Roberts Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Roberts Charles G., superintendent Mission Woolen
Mills, dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-second
Roberts Charles J., bootmaker, 439 Fourth
Roberts Daniel S., clerk Western Union Telegraph
sCo., dwl 139 South Park Avenue
Roberts Daniel W., clerk, dwl 639 Mission
Roberts David R., stevedore, dwl 316 Beale
Roberts Eli, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Roberts Frederick, extraman Engine Co. No. 2, S.
F. F. D., dwl 412 Bush
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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Roberts George, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 132 Steuart
Roberts George D., mining aud real estate, office
403 California, res Oakland
Roberts George G., contractor, dwl 157 Silver
Roberts George W., bookkeeper Lick House, dwl
1008 Larkin
Roberts George W., bricklayer, dwl 615 Mission
Roberts Harrison, butcher and carrier Evening
Post,dwl Fifteenth Av bet PandQ, South S.F.
Roberts Hugh, painter, 11 Verona Place
Roberts Ivan, seaman, dwl 531 East
Roberts J. Mrs., midwife, dwl 968 Harrison
Roberts Jabez, cook Mariner's Home, 504 Davis
Roberts James, brushmaker S.F. Brush Factory, dwl
1301| Larkin
Roberts James, hunter, dwl 411 Pacific
Roberts James, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Indiana
Roberts James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Roberts James, porter with George Hughes, dwl
N s Ellis bet Laguua and Buchanan
Roberts James, stonemason, dwl '251 Clara
Roberts James, superintendent Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills, office cor Folsom and Sixteenth,
dwl 136 Sixteenth
Roberts James Mrs., midwife, dwl 251 Clara
ROBERTS JAMES B., general agent Connecticut
Mutual Life Ins. Co., office 315 Cal, dwl 572 Har
Roberts James S., carpenter, dwl 1301 i Larkin
Roberts John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Roberts John, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
228 Sixth
Roberts John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Roberts John, milkranch San Bruno Road nr Bay
View
Roberts John, molder with W. T. Garratt& Co.,
dwl 6 Front
Roberts John, shipwright, dwl 228 Sixth
Roberts John C, fConlin & R.J dwl 273 Jessie
Roberts John E., harnessmaker with Main &. Win-
chester, dwl W s Fourth nr Townsend
Roberts John L., carpenter, Solano bet Tennessee
aud Minnesota
Roberts John R., carpenter, dwl 411 Pacific
Roberts John S., cabinetmaker, dwl 3 Zoe
Roberts John W., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Polk and Austin, dwl 102 Austin
Roberts Joseph, steward, dwl 227 Second
Roberts Josie, matron Hygeine Home Water Cure,
637 California
Roberts J. Y., machinehand Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 3 Zoe
Roberts Lawrence, barber, dwl 311 O'Farrell, rear
Roberts L. L., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Roberts Mary Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 157 Silver
Roberts Matthew, coffee saloon, dwl 502 Vallejo
Roberts M. R., shipping and real estate, 633 Front,
dwl 1001 Stockton
Roberts Newton H., waterman, dwl 1114 Harrison
Roberts Norris M., with Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl
Union Club
Roberts Richard, baker with James Donnelly, dwl
228 First
Roberts Richard, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Roberts Robert, machinist, dwl 46 Steuart
Roberts Robert T., assay department U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 216 Tehama
ROBERTS S. H., dentist, office 142* Fourth, dwl
802 Howard
Roberts Thomas, salesman with Bulletti & Selna,
dwl N s Broadway bet Larkin and Polk
Roberts William, fourth officer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Roberts William A., mining, office 302 Montgomery,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
ROBERTS WILLIAM G., general stage agent,
office 208 Montgomery, (and S. F. Transfer
Co. J dwl Rubs House
Robertson Alexander, photographer with Biadley
&Rulof8on, dwl SW cor Kate and Buchanan
ROBERTSON ALEXANDER, mastermason Fort
Point, dwl SW cor Kate and Buchanan
Robertson Alexander M., clerk with California Ins.
Commissioner, dwl 516 Folsom
Robertson Andrew, tailor, 617 Mission
Robertson Celeste A. Miss, teacher Rincon Gram-
mar School, dwl 317 Harrison
Robertson Duncan, machinist with I. H. Small, dwl
66 First
Robertson F., dwl Morton House
Robertson George B., vice-principal Hayes Valley
Grammar School, dwl 804 Filbert
Robertson Gustavns A., gunsmith with Liddle &
Kaediug, dwl 18 Sansom
Robertson Hugh R., wheelwright, dwl Continental
Hotel
Robertson James, bootfitter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 317£ Fell
Robertson James, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Robertson James C, principal Fairmount School,
dwl 804 Filbert
Robertson Jessie M., (widow) dwl 317 Harrison
Robertson John, captain schooner Page, Hath-
away's Wharf
Robertson John, carpenter, dwl E 8 Church nr
Twenty-fourth
Kobertson John, molder, dwl 528 Folsom
Robertson John, ship carpenter, dwl 15 Frederick
Robertson John D., dealer ale and porter, 2117
Mason, dwl 713 Filbert
Robertson John P., bookkeeper with R. H. Bennett
& Co., dwl 833 Greenwich
Robertson Joshua, plumber S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, dwl 10 Fifth Avenue
Robertson M. C. Miss, teacher Powell St Primary
School, dwl 2 Chelsea Place
Robertson Mary, (widow) dwl 2 Chelsea Place
Robertson Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 32 Second
Robertson R., seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Robertson R. A., dwl 547 Mission
Robertson Robert, fruits, 14 Sixth
Robertson Robert, ship carpenter with J. & J.
Dickie, dwl Eighteenth Av nr R, South S. F.
Robertson Thoma8 B.. bookkeeper with Charles
Mintnru, dwl 1505 Larkin
Robertson Walter S., ticket agent Kansas City. St.
Joseph and Council Bluffs R. R., dwl 704 How
Robertson W. D., (widow) lodgings, 516 Folsom
Robertson William, florist, dwl W s Folsom bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Robertson William, physician, dwl E 8 Pierce bet
Eddy and Ellis
Robertson William, plumber S. F. A/saying and
Refining Works, dwl 32£ Langton
Robertson William A., vice principal Lincoln Gram-
mar School, dwl 804 Filbert
Robertson William R., foreman with J. H. Carmany
& Co., dwl 409 Washington
Robeson Charles W., seaman ship Lookout, Rincon
Wharf
Robeson James, (colored) paperhanger, dwl NW
cor Leavenworth and Green
Robie O. P., record and endorsing clerk, Custom
House, dwl NW cor Leavenworth and Vallejo
Robin Francois, mariner, dwl 1816 Mason
Robinet Eugene, proprietor Lafayette House, 706
and 710 Commercial
Robinet John, plumber and gasfitter, dwl N s
Ridley bet Valencia and Mission
Robinett Nellie Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, dwl Thirteenth nr Mission
Robinette Theodore J., clerk with W. A. Scollay,
dwl 1522 Stockton
ROBLNS GEORGE, attorney-at-law aud secretary
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank, 6 Post, dwl
914 Sutter
Robins John, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
JONES, PUIjIiMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE A.RT GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance,
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Robins Matthew, stock broker, dwl 709 Post
Robins Richard G., teamster with R. & J. Morton
Robinson Alvah W., dwl 716 Mission
Robinson Aaron, woodturner with N. G. Norden, dwl
765 Mission
Robinson Albert S., bookkeeper with Andrew J.
Leary, 524 Sacramento, dwl 610 Pine
Robinson' Alfred, (colored) cook, dwl 44 Sixth
Robinson Alfred, trustee Los Angeles Land Ass'n,
office 523 Mont, dwl 2 Park Place nr Folsom
Robinson Alonzo C, collector, dwl 764 Harrison
Robinson Augustus A., shipping clerk, dwl 160
Shipley
Robinson Charles, (colored) dwl 111 Prospect Place
Robinson Charles, millhand with Deining, Palmer
&. Co., dwl 419 Vallejo
Robinson Charles H, farmer, dwl N s Market bet
Kearny and Dupont
Robinson Cornelius P., (Jarboe, Harrison & R.J
attorney-at-law, office 402 Montgomery, dwl 532
Seventeenth
Robinson Crittenden, clerk, dwl 111 Taylor
Robinson Edward, laborer, dwl 5 Polk Lane
Robinson Edward J., salesman with Hawley & Co.,
dwl 716 Mission
Robinson Edward N., chief engineer Atlantic and
Pacific R. R., and general superintendent San
Jacinto Tin Co., office 716 Mont, dwl 814 Sutter
Robinson Edward R., (Swain & Co. J dwl 140 Sec
Robinson Edwin, printer with J. H. Carmany &
Co., dwl 21 Howard Court
Robinson Edwin J., salesman with D. N. Hawley,
dwl 716 Mission
Robinson Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 417 Filbert
Robinson Elvira E. Mrs., dwl 26 Sixth
Robinson Frederick, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17
Steuart
Robinson George, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Robinson George, domestic Lick House
Robinson George, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Robinson George, steward, dwl 307 Bryaut
Robinson Gregory E., clerk with Eugelbrecht &
Levy, dwl 11 i0 Pacific
Robinson Henry C, clerk, dwl 51 Third
Robinson Henry- P., clerk, dwl 421 Folsom
Robinson Henry P., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Robinson Horatio L., miner, dwl 6 Martha Place
Robinson Jacob, carpenter with Joshua Hendy, dwl
2321 Howard
Robinson James, carpenter, dwl 114 Kearny
Robinson James, laborer, dwl 336 Main
Robinson James, shoemaker, dwl N s Minna bet
Eleventh and Lafayette
Robinson James, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Robinson James P., barkeeper steamer El Capitan
Robinson James H., tinsmith with James Maguire,
dwl 22 Turk
Robinson Jane, (widow) dwl N s Shasta bet Illinois
and Michigan
Robinson J. C, accountant, office 535 Clay
Robinson J. C, salesman with J. W. Davidson &,
Co., dwl 938 Mission
Robinson J. Calvin, laundry, 419 O'Farrell
Robinson J. E., expresswagon, cor Pacific and Dup
Robinson Joey, actress, dwl 783 Market
Robinson John, dwl 411 Sansom
Robinson John, basketmaker with Isidor Navlet,
dwl 9 Perry
Robinson John, laborer, dwl 19 Frederick
Robinson John, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Robinson Johu, laborer Black Diamond Coal M.
Co., dwl 123 Spear, rear
Robinson John, mastermariner, dwl 207 Minna
Robinson Johu, painter with Johu Hall & Son
Robinson John, seaman barkentine Eureka, pier 9
Steuart
Robinson John, upholsterer with Mitchell & Bell,
dwl 407 Filbert
Robinson John A., seaman, dwl 531 East
Robinson John C., special policeman, dwl NE cor
Green and Powell
Robinson John Clare, writer and principal St. Mary's
Cathedral School, dwl 632 Green
Robinson John E., expressman, dwl N s Post bet
Buchanan and Laguna
Robinson John R., claim agent, 626 Montgomery,
dwl W s Old San Jose" Road nr Twenty -fourth
Robinson John R., chief clerk U. S. Surveyor- Gen-
eral's office, dwl cor Shotwell aud Twenty-
fourth
Robinson Jordan, (colored) laborer, dwl SW cor
Stockton and Washington
Robinson Joseph, sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 1619 California
Robinson Joseph S., clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Robinson J. R., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Robinson Juan A., merchant, dwl 59 South Park
Robinson Julian, compositor with M. Weiss, dwl
632 Green
Robinson Julius, merchant, dwl 1516 Taylor
Robinson Kate Mrs., dwl 1007 Powell
Robinson Lester L., with Pioche & Bayerque, dwl
806 Stockton
Robinson Mary E., (widow) dwl 1110 Pacific
Robinson Michael, tinsmith aud plumber, 16 Clay,
dwl 72 Jessie
Robinson Nason, driver Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 34 Austin
Robinson Nathaniel, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Robinson Nellie K., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 8
Mason
Robinson Nicholas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Robinson Peter, laborer, dwl 2015 Dupont
Robinson Richard G., hostler with R. & J. Morton,
dwl NE cor Ellis and Taylor
Robinson Richard G., machinist Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 1110 Pacific
Robinson Robert, carpenter, dwl 245J, Clara
Robinson Robert A., deputy superintendent streets,
dwl 547 Mission
Robinson Robert W., drayman, NW cor Sacra-
mento aud Davis, dwl 52 Clara
Robinson S., piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Robinson Samuel, bookkeeper with Painter & Co.,
dwl 1817 Leavenworth
Robinson Samuel, liquorsaloon, 507 Commercial,
dwl 108 Minna
Robinsou Sophie E., (widow) dwl 119 Taylor
Robinson Sumner F., barkeeper, dwl 814 Sansom
Robinsou T. A., professor mathematics Pacific Busi-
ness College, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Robinsou Thomas, laborer with Whitney <fc Freese
Robinson Thomas B., deputy Superintendent Streets,
dwl 6 Quincy
Robinson Tod, law reporter, dwl 111 Taylor
Robinson Virginia, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 222^
Bitch
Robinsou W. A., special policeman, dwl 710 Wash-
ington
Robinson W. C, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Robinson W. C, waiter Railroad House, NE cor
Pacific and Sansom
Robinson William, barkeeper steamer El Capitan,
Oakland Ferry
Robinson William, cabinetmaker with Johnson &.
Best, dwl 407 Filbert
Robinson William, clerk, 414 Kearny, dwl 227 Sec
Robinson William, liquor saloon, 1 Spear, dwl 137
Fifth
Robinson William, miuer, dwl 137 Fifth
Robinson William, steamboatjoiner, 11 Spear, dwl
233 Hayes
Robinson William, steward ship Lookout, Rincon
Wharf
Robinson William E., letter department Wells, Far-
go & Co., dwl 111 Taylor
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
559
Robinson William J. X., signpaiuter with John
Brewster, dwl 1/9 Perry
Robinson William H., barkeeper Alhambra saloon,
323 Bush
Robinson William T., carpenter, dwl 276 Hayes
Robinson Zina H., dwl 35 Langton
Robinson — See Robertson
Robisoii , lanndryman, dwl 911 Howard
Robison Ancel C, (B. N. Robison <$• Son) dwl
218 Seventh
Robison D. N. & Son, f Ancel C. Robison) fruits,
produce, goldfish and shells, 217 Washington
Robison David N., (B. N. Robison & Son) dwl
218 Seventh
Robison Hugh M., miller, dwl 419 Vallejo
Robitscheek Herman, (Joseph Isaac & Co.) res
New York
ROBL JOHN, butcher, 5 and 6 California Market,
dwl 807 Filbert
Robles Escolastico, blacksmith with E. James, dwl
8 Louisa
Robrecht Anton, (Anton Robrecht & Bro.) dwl 740
Pacific
Robrecht Anton & Bro., (August Robrecht) furni-
ture, 710 and 837 Pacific
Robrecht August, (Anton Robrecht fy Bro.) dwl
740 Pacific
Robson Henry, sawsmith, 300 Jackson, dwl E s
Alabama bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Robson Putnam, clubrooms, 112 Sutter, dwl 1618
Folsom
Robson Thomas, clerk, 112 Sutter
Robson William, tailor with John Cooper, dwl 923
Bush
Roch Alexander, laborer, Fort Point
Roche, Bishop & Kendrick, (Thomas B. Roche,
Richard Bishop and Thomas Kendrick) stone,
NW cor King and Ritch
Roche Charles, marblecutter, 20 Stevenson, dwl 712
Vallejo
Roche James, broker, dwl Russ House
Roche James M., salesman, 205 Front, dwl 2024
Pacific
Roche John, compositor with Benjamin F. Sterett,
dwl cor Green and Sansom
Roche John J., (Parker <Sf R.) attorney at law, of-
fice 8 and 9 Montgomery Block, dwl 314 Bush
Roche Mary, (widow) real estate, dwl E s Ohio nr
Broadway
Roche Thomas, wharfinger Clay Street Wharf, dwl
627 California
Roche Thomas, importer wines and liquors, 725 San-
som, dwl 1103 Montgomery
Roche Thomas B., (Roche, Bishop & Kendrick)
dwl 668 Bryant
Roche William, "seaman bark Whistler, 1 Howard
Roche — See Roach
Rocheford Rosanna, (widow) dwl 1232 Pacific
Rochefort Margaret, laundress with S. F. L<rundry
Association, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Rochester John J., varnisher, dwl 14 Harlan Place
Rochet Joseph, warehouseman with Perkins, Flint
& Co., NW cor Battery and Greenwich
Rochett Charles, teamster with David L. Farns-
worth, dwl 5 Mason
Rocbford James H., special policeman, dwl 5 Maiden
Lane
Rochicioli Crestafano, brassfinisher with R. F. Ro-
chicioli, dwl 88 Everett
Rochicioli Raneri F., gold and silver plater, en-
graver, etc., 6 Tyler
Rock Charles, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, dwl S s Montgomery Place
Rock Charles, mariner, dwl 1312 Kearny
Rock James, machinist with Frank Newhoff, dwl
511 Mission
Rock John, real estate, dwl 1522 Mason
Rock Nelson, carpenter, dwl E s York bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Rockelt Richard, hostler Fashion Stable, dwl 423
Bush
Rockman Morris, physician, office and dwl 2344
Sixth
Rockwell Cleveland, assistant U. S. Coast Survey,
dwl 604 Gearv
ROCKWELL, C'OYE & CO., (Walter M. Rock-
well and Hiram L. Coye) importers and job-
bers hardware, SW cor Battery and Pine
Rockwell Peter K., viniculturist. dwl 1016 Gearv
Rockwell Walter M., (Rockwell, Coye & Co.) dwl
501 Harrison
Rockwitz George W., bookkeeper with Charles
Meinecke, dwl 434 Clementina
Rocky Bar Gold Mining Co., (Grass Valley) office
414 California
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co., D. D. Colton
president, office 440 California
Roco Cida, milkman, dwl Lombard nr Franklin
Roddan D., student Heald's Business College, dwl
156 Third
Roddan W., student Heald's Business College, dwl
156 Third
Rodden George, night inspector Custom Honse, dwl
N 8 Vallejo bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Rodden Hugh, shoemaker with S. W. "Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 509 Howard
Rodden John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 509 Howard
Roddin Joshua, blacksmith, dwl 8 Clara
Roddy James, bootmaker with John Heany, dwl
212 Broadway
Rode Charles, quartermaster P. M. S. S. Co.
Rode George, drayman Cal. Rectifying Co., dwl
Brannan nr Eighth
Rode William, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Rodefeld Frederick, (Rush & R.) dwl SE cor
Geary and Dupont
Rodeillat Ferdinand, cook with Bontinon & Bul-
land, 530 Merchant
Roden Adolph G-, livery stable, 425 Pine, dwl 1226
Sacramento
Roden Benjamin, dwl 115 Second
Roden Christian B., teamster, dwl NE oor Brannau
and Eighth
Roden John, drayman, dwl 522 Stevenson
Roden Samuel, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Rodeubeck Charles, porter Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s stmr
Sacramento
Roderick Antonio, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Rodey John F., steward Hose Co. No. 2, S. F. F. D.,
dwl N s Ellis nr Fillmore
Rodger Edward, confectioner, dwl 607 Vallejo
Rodger Manuel, laborer Cal. P. R. R.Co.'ssluir Julia
Rodgers Abram T., (colored) tailor, dwl 818 Jackson
Rodgers August, waiter N. P. Trans.Co.'s S.S. Idaho
Rodgers Augustus F., assistant U. S. Coast Survey,
res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Rodgers Benjamin, liquor saloon, N s Brannan bet
First and Second
Rodgers Bernard, (Rodgers & Bonohue) 579 Mkt
Rodgers Charles, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'e S. S.
John L. Stephens
Rodgers David, dwl 200 Stockton
Rodgers Fernando S., (Rogers & Wisicell) dwl 709
Mission
Rodgers George, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Rodgers Henry, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Rodgers James D., carpenter, dwl N s Twenty -fifth
nr York
Rodgers James F., painter, dwl 224 Fourth
Rodgers John, dwl 211 Stevenson
Rodgers John, oxpresswagon, cor Davis and Bdwy
Rodgers John, expresswagon, cor Vallejo and Dnp
Rodgers John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Rodgers John, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Idaho
JONE3, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
W ATKINS' YO-SBMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY
Rodgers John, seaman schooner Page, Hathaway's
Wharf
Rodgera Joseph, carpenter Beale St, Planing Mill
Koiltrers Lewis, butcher, dwl 764 Bryant
Rodgers Manuel, longshoreman, dwl E s Sansotn
bet Green and Union
Rodgers Martha A., (widow) bakery, 1332 Pacific
Rodders Matthew, carpenter, dwl 20 Rubs
RODGEliS, MEYER & CO., ( William Meyer,
Ji i nits T. Demi, Fritz Habernickt,H. L.E.Meyer
andOtto C ax peri J commxsaion and shipping mer-
chants, 212 Battery
Rodgers Michael J., laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 3D Ransch
Rodgers Owen, hogranch, S a Jersey bet Diamond
and Douglas
Rodgers Patrick, drayman, dwl 425 Filbert
Rodgers Philip, liquor saloon and restaurant, Market
bet Valencia and Brady
Rodgers S. P., carpenter, dwl 1006 Clay
Rodgers Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Rodgers Thomas, pilot, office U. S. Court Building
Rodgers W. B., expresswagon, cor Howard and
Third
Rodgers & Donohue, (Bernard Rodgers and Mi-
chael Dun/hue) blacksmiths, 579 Market
Rodgers & Wiswell, (Fernando S. Rodgers and
Edivard 8. Wiswell) sign painters, 607 Cal
Rodgers — See Rogers
Rodmau George W., bookkeeper, 9 Battery, dwl
525 Geary
Rodman John, drayman with George B. Larkin,
dwl 414 Natoma
Rodols Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1012 Battery
RODOUAN ALFRED, secretary La Solidarite
French Mutual Beneficial Ass'n, office 729
Montgomery, dwl 835 Clay
Rodrick Manuel, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Rodrigue Michael, clerk, dwl 9 Moss
Rodriguez Autouio, bodymaker with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 332 Brannan
Rodriguez Autouio, carpenter, dwl Oregon nr
Front
Rodriguez Camilo, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez
& Co., dwl 11 Varenne
Rodriguez Casiauo, cigarmaker with C. C. Diez
Rodriguez Felippe, janitor, dwl 338 Montgomery
Rodriguez Francisco, compositor Spirit of the Times,
dwl 1528 Green
Rodriguez Joan, stoker, dwl SW cor Drumm and
Oregon
Rodriguez John, packer, dwl 1319 Kearny
Rodriguez Jose, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Rodriguez Julian, lithographic printer with Brittou
& Rey, dwl 1508 Powell
Rodriguez Louis, fisherman, dwl 24 Commercial
Rodriguez Manuel, farmhand, dwl SW cor Drumm
and Oregon
Roe Eliza, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Howard
Roe James, laborer, dwl 510 Minna, rear
Roe John, laborer, dwl What Cheer House
Roe Patrick, hog ranch, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Ne-
braska
Roe Patrick, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Roe Thomas, janitor Valencia St. Grammar School
Roeben George, boardiug and lodging, 37 and 39
Pacific
Roeben Henry, clerk with George Roeben, 37 Pac
Roebuck Thomas G., boilermaker with S. P. R. R.
dwl 508 Post
Roeding Frederick, (R. Feuerstein & Co.) dwl 724
Geary
Roemer Adolph P., clerk with Thomas Bollo & Co.,
dwl NW cor Clay and Stockton
Roemer Amelia, (widow) dwl 605 Geary
Roemer Caspar, varnisher and polisher, 914 Wash
Roemer Curistiau, tailor, dwl 505 Union
Roemer Curt, clerk with N. B. & M. Ins. Co., dwl
605 Geary
Roemer Erich, bootcntter with Buckingham & Hecht
Roemer Robert, b<>ok keeper German Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 605 Geary
Roenbacli Herman, butcher, dwl 1207 Polk
Roes Louis B. W., (Rons & Co.; dwl 140 Minna
Roesch William, baker, dwl Russ House
Roesler Albert, hairdresser, dwl 1106 Montgomery
Roesler Henry A., (Roesler & Harwood) dwl 1106
Montgomery
Roesler Herman, (Roesler <£■ Proff) dwl 225 Post
Roesler Julius, bookbinder with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl 27 Lewis
Roesler Julius, (Roesler & Wolz) dwl 1106 Mont
Roesler & Harwood, (Henry Roesler & Charles B.
Harwood) California Broom Factory, 115 Sac
Roesler & Proff, (Herman Roesler and Jacob
Proff) carpenters, 225 Post
Roesler & Wolz, (Julius Roesler and Adam Wolz)
hairdressers, S s Jackson bet Drumm and Davis
Roest John W., carpenter, dwl 22 Mission, rear
ROETHE CHRISTIAN, apothecary, SE cor Bry-
ant and Third, dwl 461 Bryant
Roetscher John, wagonmaker, dwl 1113 Dupont
Roewenstein Rudolph, cigarmaker, dwl 744 How
Roff John C, mate steamer Louise, Pacific Street
Wharf
Roff Mary, (widow) dwl 813 Sutter
Roff William, engineer, dwl 502 Linden
Roffat Siniou, watchmaker, 1120 Dupout
Roger Angelle Mad., fancy feathers, 645 Market,
dwl E s McAllister nr Buchanan
Rogers B., extramau Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1,
S. F. F. D., dwl N s O'Farrell nr Dupont
Rogers Barney, blacksmith, dwl 568 Mission
Rogers Charles, artist, studio and dwl 902 Mont
Rogers Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Rogers Charles, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Rogers Charles H., stovemounter with Brittan,
Holbrook & Co., dwl 200 Stockton
Rogers Daniel, attorney at law, office 604 Merchant,
dwl 355 Brannan
Rogers David J., ehipsmith with Isidore Burns, dwl
19 Natoma
Rogers D. B., mate Colorado Steam Navigation
Co.'s steamer Newbern
Rogers Edwin A., bootcutter U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 759 Mission
Rogers E.'K., first engineer steamer Nebraska,
Australia S. S. Line
Rogers E. T., second officer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Idaho
Rogers Florence F., groceries and liquors, 1907
Hyde
Rogers Ford H., cashier Pacific Bank, NW cor
Sansotn and Pine, dwl 814 Bush
Rogers Francis, carpenter, dwl 16 Folsom Avenue
Rogers Frank, waiter, 410 Pine, dwl 53 Natoma
Rogers George, dwl N s Green bet Gough and
Octavia
Rogers George E., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rogers George P., clerk with J. M. Goewey & Co,
" dwl 108 Prospect Place
Rogers George \V., manufacturer Gold Leaf, 112
Morton
Rogers H. P., (widow) dwl 521 £ Stevenson
Rogers Henry, (colored) hairdresser, dwl 244 Sutter
Rogers Henry, agent Samuel Merritt, office 318
California, res Oakland
Rogers Henry, signpaiuter, 21 Geary
Rogers Henry D., physician, office 523 Kearny, dwl
507 Greenwich
Rogers Hiram, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Rogers James, clerk and extraman S. F. Hose Co.,
No. 4, dwl 1309 Stockton
Rogers James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Rogers James C, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
1215 Pacific
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Bubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [ R, ] DIRECTORY.
561
Rogers James C, porter with Marcus C. Hawley
& Co., dwl 1-215 Pacific
Rogers James D., carpenter, Twelfth Avenue bet
P and Q, South S. P.
Rogers James R., policeman City Hall, dwl 1720
Leavenworth
Rogers John, expressman, dwl 725 Ellis
Rogers John, expresswagon, NW cor Broadway
and Davis, dwl 407 Union
Rogers John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Rogers John, laundryman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Rogers John, mariner, dwl 11 William
Rogers John, seaman, dwl 894 Front
Rogers John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
ROGERS JOHN P., physician, office 204 Mont-
gomery, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rogers Kirby E., engineer, dwl 913 Clay
Rogers Lewis, salesman, 328 Third, dwl 764 Bryant
Rogers M. A. B. Mrs., dwl 1114 Market
Rogers Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl W s
Augustus Alley nr Green
Rogers Martha, (widow) dwl 704 Howard
Rogers Mary, (widow) dwl W s August Alley nr
Green
Rogers Matthew, carpenter, SW cor Page and
O eta via
Rogers Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co.
Rogers Michael II., laborer, N s Filbert nr Mont
Rogers Nathan, storage, 818 Battery, dwl Old San
Jose Road nr Five Mile House
Rogers Neil, laborer, dwl 1603 Kearny
Rogers Nelson J., expresswagon, dwl NE cor Treat
Avenue and Twenty-second
Rogers Patrick, farmer,bet Lake Merced and Ocean
Rogers Patrick B., lumber, dwl 21 Sonora
Rogers Peter K., special policeman, dwl 121 Ellis
Rogers Ralph, miner, dwl 830 Mission
Rogers R. K., dwl E s Fourteenth nr Castro
ROGERS ROBERT O, attorney at law, office 604
Merchant, dwl 355 Branuan
Rogers Robert F., stock broker, office 405 Califor-
nia, dwl SW cor Sutter and Leavenworth
Rogers Robert H., solicitor with City Paving Co.,
dwl E s Chattanooga nr Twenty-third
Rogers Thomas, driver Dublin Brewery, dwl 20
Clementina bet First and Second
Rogers Thomas, laborer, dwl Napa nr Texas
Rogers Thomas, pilot, dwl 425 Fourth
Rogers Thomas, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Rogers Thomas, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Rogers Thomas, seaman brig Tanner, pier 17 Steu
Rogers Timothy, miner, dwl 234 Stevenson
Rogers Tristram, seaman, bds 238 Steuart
Rogers Uriah, wood dealer, dwl 46 Jessie
Rogers William, (colored) domestic, 311 Sutter
Rogers William, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Rogers William, manufacturer goldleaf with George
W. Roarers, dwl 1 12 Morton
Rogers William, mate Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Cornelia
Rogers William B., expresswagon, NW cor Third and
Howard, dwl 1009 Natoma
Rogers William G., (colored) laborer, dwl NE cor
McAllister and Buchanan
Rogers William H, (colored) hairdresser with
Burns & Bro., dwl 16 Scott
Rogers William H. physician, dwl 230 Francisco
Rogers William W., mate steamer Cornelia, dwl
W 8 Nevada bet Folsom and Harrison
Rogers — See Rodgers
Rogersou Bridget Miss, dressmaker, 303 Third
Rogerson Robert, carpenter, dwl 441 Jessie
Rohan Thomas, clerk with Menzies & Lowry, dwl
318 Jessie
Rohde August, shoemaker with H. G. Miller & Co.,
dwl 1 Harlan Place
Rohde Frank, (H. G. Milter 8f Go.) dwl 1 Harlan PI
ROHDE H. & CO., (JohnSch ult) groceries and
liquors, NE corner Pine and Dupont
ROIlDE HENRY, liquor saloon, SW cor Washing-
ton and Front, dwl 1809 Powell
Rohde Henry, (H. Rohde Sj- Co.) dwl NE cor Pine
and Dupont
Rohde John, clerk with John H. Scheper, dwl NE
cor Clay and Larkin
Rohde Louis, laborer with A. J. Griffith, dwl 503
East
Rohde Peter, shoemaker with Utschig &. Hanson,
dwl Harlan Place
Robe Meta, (widow) dwl 982 Harrison
Rohel Louis, tailor, dwl 012 Pine
Rohlffs Charles, (Rohlffs J- Woitike and Rohlffs &
Bums) dwl E s Mission bet East and Steuart
Rohlffs & Rums, (Charles Rohlffs aiid Henry
Burns) carpenters and builders, 223 Drumui
and S s Mission bet East, and Steuart
ROHLFFS & WOEBKE, (Charles Rohlffs and
Henry J. Woehke) liquor saloon, S s Mission
bet East and Steuart
Rohn Charles, bookkeeper with Bradley & Cockrill,
dwl 621 Post
Rohner Robert, laborer with Laurentz Ladner, dwl
1315 Stockton
Rohr Charles H., carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
Rohr Charles M., furniture, dwl 935 Sutter
Rohr Charles M., salesman, dwl 1637 Howard
Rohr John B., office 513 Market, dwl 935 Suiter
Rohrbacher Martin, upholsterer with A. Lenhardt,
dwl 432 Broadway
Rohre Diedrich, clerk with H. H. Doscher, dwl SE
cor Branuan and Seventh
Rohrs Henry, {Rohrs % Bro.) dwl SW cor First
and Bryant
Rohrs Herman, ( Thogode & R.) dwl NW cor First
and Tehama
Rohrs Herman C, clerk with Meyer Brothers, dwl
NE cor Folsom and Fremont
Rohrs J. D. (Rohr.* & Alldack) dwl 500 First
Rohrs Richard, (Rohrs & Bro.) dwl SW cor First
and Bryant
Rohrs A Alldack, (./. B. Rohm & Joseph Alidade)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush ami Devis-
adero
Rohrs & Brother, (Richard and Henry Rohrs)
groceries and liquors, SW cor First and Brvaut
Rohte Emil, (Kru.se & Ruler) dwl 1512 California
Rojas Feliciano, cigarmaker with Coho. Martinez
& Co., dwl Vallejo bet Dupont and Kearny
Rokohl David, local agent Pacific Mutual Life Ins.
Co., office 137 Montgomery, dwl 502 Bush
Rokohl James, dwl 502 Powell
Roland James, solicitor with Liverpool &Londou &
Globe Ins. Co., dwl 39 Sixth
Roland J. C, master mariner, dwl 504 Davis
Roland Richard, blacksmith, dwl 539 Howard
Rolf Hugo, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Rolfe George, sawyer with F. Korbel &. Bros., dwl
530 Third
Rolfe Henry, bookkeeper with Mason & Tavlor,
dwl 911 Clay
Rolin Timothy, groceries, 63 Jessie
Roll John, astrologer, office and dwl 835 Pacific
Roll John Jr., waiter, dwl 835 Pacific
Holland Julius, (Rolland & Marcot) dwl E 6 Stone
bet Washington and Jackson
Rolland Louis, dyeing and scouring, 730 Clay
Rolland & Marcot, (Julius Rolland and Joseph
Marcot) cabinetmakers, 735 Washington
Rollema George, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Roller Albert B., pressman with Edward Bosqui
&Co., dwl8Rau8ch
Roller Benjamin, pressman, dwl 116 Perry
Roller Frank, superintendent with Giant Powder
Company
Roller John "W., printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 563 Natoma
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sar>som St., Pull lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
36
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
562
SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY
Roller Skating Company, office Pavilion Skating
Rink, \Y 8 Stockton bet Sutter and Post
Roller Thomas R., cabinetmaker with William O'
Dav, dwl 8 Rausch
Rollins P. M., master mariner, dwl 51S Capp
Rollins Frank R., shipcalker, dwl 504 Bryant
Rollins George, watchman with Cal. P. R.R. Co.,
dwl E s Obio bet Vallejo and Broadway
Rolling Harry H., {Rollins A- Son) dwl 105 Fifth
Rollins Henry G., register U.S. Land Office, dwl
San Jose Avenue bet Twenty fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth
Rollins Hugh, dwl 211 Sliotwell
Rollins Reuben R., (Rollins dc Son) dwl 105 Fifth .
Rollins Robert J., laborer U. S. B. Mint, dwl 727£
Clementina
ROLLINS WILLIAM, real estate, office 11 Ex-
change Building, dwl 9 Rausch
Rollins & Son, (Reuben R. & Harry H. Rollins)
furniture, 105 Fifth
Rolls John S., assistant-searcher records with Sav-
ings and Loan Society, dwl 611 Stockton
Rolls Thomas, (colored) restaurant, 413 Pine, dwl
911 Sacramento
Rolph George, piledriver with E. C. Boobar& Co.,
dwl 530 Third
Rolph James, note-clerk Bank California, dwl S s
McAllister nr Van Ness Avenue
Rolston Robert, fireman, dwl 228 Folsom
Roma Hotel, G. & P. Beronio proprietors, 215
Broadway
ROMAN A. &, CO., (Joseph A. HofmannJ book-
sellers, publishers and stationers, 11 Mont
Roman Anton, (A. Roman <Sb Co. J 11 Montgomery
Roman Richard, major, dwl 121 Ellis
Romanes E. Miss, artist, dwl 23 Kearny
Romar John, carrier, dwl 911 Bush
Bomenio Antonio, steward ship Germania, Rincon
Wharf
Romer Charles, baker, dwl 17 Stockton Place
Romer Erich, machine operator with Buckingham &
He'cht, dwl 606 Geary
Romer John H., confectioner with R. Lehman &
Co.. dwl 302 Fell
Romer John L., freight department Cent. P. R. R.
Co., office SW cor New Mont and Market, dwl
815 Ellis
Romer John X., machinist California Theater
Romer William H, clerk with Cent.P.R.R.Co.
Romero Antonio, cigars and tobacco, 500 Kearny,
dwl 614 Bush
Romero Antonio, cook, 112 Sutter
Romero Stefano, waiter with John Jury & Bros.,
dwl 526 Merchant
RoiLero & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 808
Sacramento
Rommel Augustus, (Craig & R.) res Oakland
Rommel Charles,baker with Schroth & Westerfeld,
228 Kearny
Ronan David, bootmaker with W. O'Connell, dwl
14 Clara
Ronan John, seaman, dwl NW cor Druumi and
Commercial
Ronan Lizzie, dwl 20 Mary
Rondel Edward, lapidary, 606 Merchant, dwl N s
Fern Av nr Van Ness Avenue
Rondma Joseph, carpenter, dwl 12 Union Place
Roney Bernard P., carpenter, dwl 649 Minna
Roney Edward, laborer, dwl 1312 Pacific
Roney William, butcher with Duuphy & Hildretli,
First Avenue nr Kentucky
Ronnfeldt William, cooper, dwl 39 Jackson
Rounka John, dwl Hinckley nr Kearny
Ronfet Matthias, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Green and Dupont
Rooney John, machinist Metropolitan Gas Co., dwl
23 Rausch
Rooney James, teamster, dwl W s Utah bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Rooney John, seaman bark Northwest, pier 1 Steu
Rooney John, tanner with I. M. Wentworth &Co.,
dwl Nineteenth bet Tehama and Howard
Rooney Nelson, stevedore, dwl S s Berry nr Third
Rooney Owen, barkeeper, 227 Bush, dwl 549
Mission
Rooney Peter, laborer, dwl 168 Minna
Rooney Peter, cartman with Supt. Public Streets,
dwl cor Thirtieth and San Bruno Road
Rooney Peter, laborer, dwl 309 .Minna
Rooney Robert, plasterer, dwl 15 Hartman
Rooney Thomas, with Pacific Stone Co., dwl 1906
Polk
Rooney Thomas, fireman, dwl N s Francisco nr Van
Ness Avenue
Rooney Thomas, woodturner with Kragen & Geis-
haker, dwl SW cor Harrison and Garden
Roop Benjamin, keeper animals Woodward's Gar-
dens, dwl Erie nr Mission
Roos Achille, clerk with Roos Bros, dwl 108 Geary
Roos Adolph, (Roos Bros. J dwl 223 Kearny
Roos Arthur, clerk with Roos Bros., dwl 324 Geary
Roos Brothers, (Adolph and llyppolde ) wholesale
and retail clothiers, 37 Kearny
Roos Hyppolite, (Roos Bros.) dwl 223 Kearny
Roos Joseph, (Snow <& R.) res London, England
Root Datus E., proprietor carriages Grand Hotel,
dwl Clarendon House
Root Elliott M., (Root & Bailey) dwl 206 Ellis
Root Ira C, tyler Masonic Lodges and janitor Ma-
sonic Bank, dwl 317 Capp
Root James, merchant, dwl 624 O'Farrell
Root John W., salesman with Stephen S. Smith,
dwl 18 First
Root Nathan H., pressman with Joseph Winterburn
& Co., dwl 2503 Clay
Root Nathan T., bookkeeper Pioneer Iron Works,
dwl 2503 Clav
ROOT & BAILEY, (Elliott M. Root and Richard
Bailey) wholesale groceries and provisions, 412
Front
Roper B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl NE cor Bush and Stockton
Roper Edward, real estate, dwl 521 Turk
Roper John II., (colored) bootblack, 547 Clay, dwl 4
Adona Place
Roper John J., doorkeeper Alhambra Theater, dwl
232 Stevenson
Roper M. A. Miss, teacher Market Street Primary
School, dwl 731 Bush
Roper Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Roper William, laborer, dwl Marengo nr Lopez
Roper William P., steward, dwl 907" Vallejo
Ropers John, steward New Atlantic Hotel, 624 Pac
Ropke Aiend, barkeeper, dwl 13 Eddy
Ropke Helmuth, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Rorke B. B., stockbroker, office 41 1£ California,
dwl Grand Hotel
Rorke Bridget, (widow) dwl 1226 Dupont
Rorke James P., salesman with Geurge Hughes,
dwl 1626 Dupont
Rorke John A. .trimmer with Marks & Leviusky,
dwl 1226 Dupont
Rosa Adolph, printer, dwl 528 Green
Rosa Frederick, butcher, dwl 1026 Market
Rosa Jose, stoker, dwl SW cor Drutnm and Oregon
Rosa Joseph, lisherman, dwl NW cor Drumm aud
Oregon
Rosa Joseph, (Plato & R.J dwl NW cor Union
and Calhoun
Eosas Josino, cigars aud tobacco, 646 Pacific
Roscelli Louis, cook with Dominic Meislich, dwl
1319 Sansom
Roscius D. seaman Moses Taylor, Australia S. S.
Line
Roscoe R. A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Rose Albert H., mining, office IS Stevenson's Build-
ing, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rose Alexander, seaman, dwl 411 Drumm
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
563
Rose August, (Rose & Kalher) dwl 3 St. Charles
Place
Rose Charles, driver Omnibus R. R.
Rose Frederick, clerk with Diederich Meyer, dwl
NW cor Dupont and Pacific
Rose George, porter, dwl 734 Montgomery-
Rose George, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. Senator
Rose Heinrich, porter with Forsaitb, Tyler & Shaw,
dwl NW cor Dupont and Pacific
Rose Henry, foreman India Rice Mill, dwl W 8
Howard bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Rose Henry, teacher Hebrew and German, dwl 44
Everett
Rose Jane, (widow) dwl 734 Montgomery
Rose John, longshoreman with Charles E. Haseltine
Rose John H., commission agent, office 606 Mont-
gomery, dwl 28 O'Farrell
Rose Ludwig S., stockbroker, office 415 Montgom-
ery, dwl 920 Jackson
Rose M. E. Mrs., dwl 823 California
Rose William, seaman brig Arago, 1 Howard
Rose William H.. salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl 534
Bush
Rose & Rather, (August Rose and Albert Kather)
liquor saloon, 907 Kearny
Roseberry James, (E. W. Gray & Co.) dwl 546
Howard
ROSEKRANS H. & CO., (Samuel Read) import-
ers, jobbers and retail hardware. 638 Market
Rosekrans Henry M., housepainter, 10S Sutter, dwl
W s Webster bet Hayes and Grove
Rosekrans Hiram///. Rosekrans c<j- Co.) and school
director Twelfth Ward, dwl N s Haight bet
Laguna and Buchanan
Roseler Christian, porter, 18 Sansom
Roseman Thomas J., horsesboer with Jerome A.
English, dwl Sixteenth Avenue, South S. F.
Rosenau Adolph, barkeeper with Louisa Dennis,
dwl 630 Pacific
Rosenbach Conrad, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl
55 1 Tehama
Rosenbaum Albert S., (A. S. Rose?ibaum Sf Co.)
res New York
Rosenbaum Arndt, market, 904 Stockton
ROSENBAUM A. S. & CO., (Joseph Brandenstein
and Moses Rosenbaum) importers and jobbers
cigars and tobacco, SE cor Clay and Battery
Rosenbaum Fr. H., (Fr. H. Rosenbaum Jj' Co.)
dwl 1124 Sutter
ROSENBAUM FR. H. & CO., importers French
plate, crystal sheet and window glass, and
agents Nysseu's patent back mirrors, 567 Mkt
Rosenbaum John, liquor saloon, SVV cor Railroad
and Fifth Avenues
Rosenbaum Joseph, manager Neustadter Bros.,
NW cor Battery and Pine, dwl 502 Bush
Rosen lumm Julius, (Rosenbaum 8? Friedman) res
New York
Rosenbaum Leopold, merchant, dwl 615 Jones
Rosenbaum Moses, (A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.) dwl
127 Eddy
Rosenbaum Sigmuud D., (Rosenbaum & Friedman)
res Frankfort
Rosenbaum Simon, (Howe & R.) attorney at law,
office 715 Clay, dwl 103 Hyde
Rosenbaum Valentine, salesman, 22 Battery, dwl
12 O'Farrell
ROSENBAUM & FRIEDMAN, (Sigmuud D. Ro-
senbaum, Edward Friedman and Julius Ro-
senbaum) importers and jobbers fancy goods,
embroideries, Yankee notions, etc., 22 and 24
Battery
Rosenberg A. A., professor music, dwl 508 Mason
Rosenberg Arthur, clerk, 126 Kearny, dwl N s Te-
hama nr Sixth
Rosenberg G. & Co., importers and jobbers hats
and caps, 118 Sansom
Rosenberg George, butcher, dwl SE cor Goldman
Place and Mission
Rosenberg George, (G. Rosenberg & Co.) dwl 311
Hyde
Rosenberg Isaac, hairdresser with Herman Sonnen-
feld, dwl 731 Folsom
Rosenberg Jacob, bookkeeper, 31 Battery, dwl 553
Stevenson
Rosenberg Kate Miss, dwl 214 Sansom
Rosenberg Kol man, expressman, cor Dupont and
Vallejo. dwl '-'48 Perry
Rosenberg Louis, butcher, dwl 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg M. E., (widow) dwl 553 Stevens on
Rosenberg Meyer, market, SE cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Rosenberg Meyer, butcher, 3 Occidental Market,
dwl 239 Tyler
Rosenberg Meyer H., merchant, dwl 812 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Morris, dwl 731 Folsom
Rosenberg Moses, butcher, dwl SE cor Goldman
Place and Mission
Rosenberg Richard, laborer, dwl 70:) Minna
Rosenberg Rosalie Mrs., seamstress, dwl 206 Clara
Rosenberg S. & Co., (Clans Mencken) butchers,
NW cor Vallejo and Powell
Rosenberg Samuel, peddler, dwl W s Nevada bet
Folsom and Harrison
Rosenberg Samuel M., salesman with H. Meiuinger,
dwl4l9Gseen
Rosenberg Severin, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Rosenberg Solomon S., ( S. Rosenberg &• Co.) dwl
1605 Powell
Rosenberg V., clerk, dwl 12 O'Farrell
Rosenblatt Barney, hairdessing saloon, 31 First
Rosenblatt Milton, dry goods dealer, dwl NW cor
Van Ness Avenue and Post
Rosenblatt Samson, cloaks, shawls and fancy goods,
105 Kearny, dwl NW cor Post and Van" Ness
Avenue
Rosenblum Harris L., clerk with G. Abraham, dwl
4 Hyde
Rosenblum Julius, boots and shoes, 208 Sixth
Rosenhlutn Junius, merchant, dwl 512 Minna
Rosenblum Morris, china and crockery, 820 aud 822
Market
Rosenblum Philip, boots and shoes, NE cor Six-
teenth aud First Avenue
Roseubrock Henry, porter, 211 Front, dwl Chest-
nut nr Harrison
Rosencrantz John, real estate, dwl 150 Clementina
Rosendale Charles, carpenter, dwl 3 Hartman
Rosendorn Euiil, teacher music, dwl 817 Mission
Rosener Hermann, tailor, dwl 25!^ Clara
Rosener Henry, chief Deputy Assessor City and
County, dwl 112 Jones
ROSENER LEVI, Assessor Citv nnd County, office
22 City Hall, first floor, dwl 412 Jones
Rosener Samuel, dry goods, dwl 821 Lai kin
Rosener Simon, tailor, dwl 142 Silver
Rosenfeld Abraham, dry goods, 442 Hayes
Rosenfeld Gustav, printer with A. L. Bancroft &.
Co., dwl 236 Sutter
ROSENFELD JOHN, coal yard and agent steam-
ship Prince Alfred, office NE cor Folsom ami
Spear, and State Harbor Commissioner, dwl NW
cor McAllister and Pierce
Rosenfeld L. K, bookkeeper with L. & E. Wer-
theimer, dwl 734 Geary
Rosenfield Anthony, superintendent Alta California,
dwl 568 Bryant
Rosenfield Jacob, tobacconist, dwl 331 O'Farrell
Rosengreen William, waiter Grand Hotel
Rosenheim Joel, furniture, 511 Broadway
Rosenkranz William, farmer, dwl 18 Sansom
Rosenmoller Louisa, (widow) boardiug and lodg-
ing, 12 Washington
Rosenquist John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Roseusliine Adolph, clerk with Matbias Kosenshine,
dwl 214 Pacific
Rosenshine Leopold, salesman with Matbias Rosen-
shine, dwl 214 Pacific
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wa.re3.
For Copies of Views of Buildings, Maps, Plans, etc., go to W ATKINS'. 28 Montg. St.
564
SAN FRANCISCO "R] DIRECTORY.
Rosenshine MatliiaB, tobacconist, 214 Pacific, dwl
Washington bet Stockton and Powell
ROSENSTOCK S. W. & CO., (Marion Leventritl)
manufacturers, importers and jobbers boots and
shoes, SE cor Sansom iind Bush
Roeenstock Samuel VV., i S. W. Rosenstock & Co.)
res Boston
Rosenthal Abraham, ( Rosenthal Sf Bro.) dwl 261
Stevenson
Rosenthal C, (widow) dwl 512^ Jessie
Rosenthal Charles, clerk, 530 Mkt, dwl -135 Natoma
Rosenthal D. Mrs., fancy goods, 10 Kearny, dwl
502 Bush
ROSENTHAL, FEDER & CO., (Morris Rosen-
thal, Samuel Feih'r and Simon Broml/ergcr)
importers and jobbers boots and shoes, 18 and
20 B.ittery
Rosenthal Jacob, clerk with Jacob Grans, dwl 435
Natoma
Rosenthal Jacob, expresswagon, dwl W s Chenery
nr Randall
Rosenthal Jacob, tailor, 1304 Stockton
Rosenthal Joseph, tailor, dwl 435 Natoma
Rosenthal Joseph, wholesale and retail glass and
picture dealer, 105 Third
Rosenthal Louis, clerk, 1 18 Sansom, dwl 1304 Stock
ROSENTHAL MARCUS, attorney -at-law, office
533 Kearny, dwl 1304 Stockton
Rosenthal Max, bookkeeper, 110 Bush, dwl 204 Ellis
Rosenthal Morris, hairdresser, 13 Third, dwl 114
Mason
Rosenthal Morris, (Rosenthal, Feder fy Co., and
Rosenthal $■ Bro. J dwl 259 Stevenson
Rosenthal Moses S., (P. Sch/ichter 8? Co.) dwl
823 Mission
Rosenthal Pincus, expresswagon. cor Market and
Second, dwl W s Chenery nr Randall
Rosenthal Toby E., artist, studio 611 Clay, dwl 715
Union
Rosenthal & Brother, ( Abraham and Morris Rosen-
thal) boots and shoes, 340 Kearny
Rosenzweig Henry, real estate, dwl N s Seven-
teenth bet Second Av and Guerrero
Rosenzweig Philip, boots and shoes, 1029 Dupont,
dwl 736 Geary
Rosewell G. S., housepainter, Market opp Fifth,
dwl 1 Eddy
Rosia Antonia, cook Railroad House, NE cor Pacific
and Sansom
Rosie Walter, bootmaker with U. W. M. Boot &
Shoe Co., dwl 519 Jessie
Roskamp Frederic, laborer, dwl 7 Bagley Place
Roskamp Henry, carpenter, dwl E s Steiner nr Ellis
Rosman Thomas, blacksmith, dwl N s Sixteenth Av
bet Q and P., South S. F.
Ross Adam, carpenter, dwl 28 Everett
Ross Alexander, bootmaker, 229 Hayes
Ross Arthur B., (Ross, Dempster & Co.) res New
York
Ross Angus, teamster with William H.Nichols, dwl
Eighth bet Howard and Folsom
Ross A. S. Miss, teacher Tehama St. Primary
School, dwl 606 Folsom
Ross Charles L., real estate agent,dwl 708 Railroad
Avenue
Ross Daniel, shipjoiner, dwl 424 O'Farrell
Ross Daniel W., builder, 109 Sansom, dwl 1896
Broadway
ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO., (C. J. Dempster and
Arthur B. Ross) shipping and com merchants,
105 and 107 California, office 54 Broad Street,
New York
Ross Francis, carpenter Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl cor Crescent Av and Moultrie.
Ross Frank, (Ross & Ray nor J dwl N s Ellis nr
Buchanan
Ross George, captain bark Aureola, pier 10 Steuart
Ross George, salesman, 416 Market, dwl 423 O'Far-
rell
Ross George, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Ross George W., longshoreman, dwl 29 Drumm
Ross H. F. , real estate, dwl 1050 Howard
Ross Hugh F., superintendent Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 515 Howard
Ross Isaac, (colored) solicitor with John T. Callen-
der, 5 Broadway-
Ross Ivory, carpenter, 919 Washington, dwl 2 Clay
Avenue
ROSS J. BENJAMIN, physician, and manufac-
turer tooth paste and powders, office and dwl 6
O'Farrell
Ross James, cabinetmaker, dwl 250 Jessie
Ross James, laborer, dwl 26 Hinckley
Ross Jamet, steward Brooklyn Hotel, dwl 46
Ritch
Ross James, (Smith & R.J dwl NE cor Harrrison
and Twenty-fourth
Ross J. F., housemover, dwl N s Ellis nr Webster
Ross John, captain schooner Twin Sisters, dwl 238
Steuart
Ross John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer Cor-
nelia
Ross John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine
Ross John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Ross John, plasterer, dwl 229 Stevenson
ROSS JOHN, wood and coal, 313 First, dwl 315
First
Ross John E., special policeman, dwl 1223 Stock
Ross Joseph, plasterer, dwl 325 Ellis
Ross Joseph B., upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 231
Second, dwl 315 Jlontgomery
Ross Joseph L., clerk with C. L." Taylor & Co., dwl
325 Ellis
Ross Joseph S., (colored) restauraut, 829 Clay, dwl
1106 Clay
Ross J. Reporter, (colored) dwl 1106 Clay
Ross J.W., presiding elder S. F. M. E. Church, dwl
120 Seveuth
Ross L. & Co., (Nathan Ross) importers and job-
bers millinery and straw goods, 416 Market
Ross Leopold, ( L. Ross Sc Co.) res New York
Ross Lewis C, laborer, bds 301 Beale
Ross M. E., (widow) dwl 344^ Seventh
Ross Milan, barkeeper Buckley's Varieties
Ross Nathan, (L. Ross & Co.) dwl 423 O'Farrell
Ross Nicholas, barkeeper with Samuel Martiuovich,
N W cor East and Sacramento
Ro68 Peter, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm and Com-
mercial
Ross Richard, shoecutter U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 1100 Powell
Ross Thomas, painter, dwl 446 Clementina, rear
Ross Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 316 Bush, dwd
212 Bush
Ross W. C, lather, dwl NW cor Tyler and Steiner
Ross William, com merchant, dwl 231 Second
Ross William, longshoreman, dwl E s Sansom bet
Vallejo and Broadwav
Ross William M., milkman, dwl 206 Steuart
Ross W. J., seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
llamme
Ross & Raynor, (Frank Ross and Joel Ray nor)
housemoving and raising, 1046 Howard
Rossbach Hermann, porkpacker, 30 San Francisco
Market, dwl 1207 Polk
Rossa Edouart, ( Scerri & R.) dwl cor Douglas and
Seventeenth
Rossa John, carpenter with E. Castagnini, dwl
Union Place
RoBse Angelo, laborer, dwl 533 Green
Rosseter George R., (Tyler Curtis & Co.) dwl
1909 Polk
Rosseter John, leather merchant, dwl 1909 Polk
Rossi Dominic, laborer, dwl 331 Broadway
Rossi Guiseppe, shoemaker, E s Drumm" bet Clay
and Merchant
Rossi Nicholas, silverplater, 754 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
565
Rossi Pietro, fruitstand, 912 Kearny, dwl 710 Wash
Rossie , stonemason with Larseneur & Slieerin
Rossiter James, shade and awning manufacturer, 108
Francisco
Rossiti Frederado, saloon, dwl 8 Sonoma Place
Rosso Francisco, compositor L'Eeo Delia Patria,
dwl 723 Sansom
Rossotti Torrello, fisherman, dwl 724 Union
Roswell Joseph, fruits, NE cor Push and Dupont
Rotenberg Abraham, merchant, dwl 127 Seventh
Rotenkolber George, bootmaker, dwl Rassette Place,
No. 1
Rotenstein A., tailor, 612 Broadway
Rotger Edward, (Rotger & Weber) dwl 607 Vallejo
Rotger Ac. Weber, ( Edward Rotger and William
Weber) proprietors Prize Candy Factory, 1600
Powell
Roth Adolph B., salesman, 124 Sansom, dwl 619
Larkin
Roth George, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 333 Bnsh
Roth Jacob, tinsmith with Goetjen & Co., dwl Vallejo
bet Dupont and Stockton
Roth John A., South Park Market, 432 Third, dwl
106 Silver
Roth Joseph, (Roth & Videau) dwl 820 Howard
Roth Renn F., bookkeeper with Irving Brothers,
dwl SE cor Second and Howard
Roth Samuel, tailor, dwl 407 Tehama
ROTH & VIDEAU, (Joseph Roth and Henry Vi-
deau) importers and wholesale fine wines,
liquors and brandies, 809 Montgomery
Bother Robert, tailor, dwl 1115 Folsom
Rothenuan John, drayman with George B. Larkin,
dwl 408 Natoma
Rothermel Philip, butcher, dwl 706 Bush
Rothermundt Hermann, machinist with F. Kra-
jewski, dwl E s Sansom bet Green and Union
Rothfeld Solomon, fL. Dinkehpiel Jj- Co. ) res New
York
Rothgauger Frederick, wagonmaker, 834 Harrison
Rothholtz Etta, (widow) fruits and vegetables, 239
Sutter
Rothmau Augusta, (widow) peddler, dwl 894 Jack-
son
Rothman Henry A., express, cor Dupont and Pac-
ific, dwl 1409 Dupont
Rotholz Charles, fruitpeddler, dwl 259 Minna
Rothschild Abraham, upholsterer with George O.
Whitney & Co., dwl 734 Folsom
Rothschild Barucb, secretary Occidental Insurance
Co., office 436 California, dwl 1121 Sutter
Rothschild Henry, merchant, dwl 734 Folsom
Rothschild Hugo, (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) dwl
617 Jones
Rothschild Jacob, merchant, dwl 128 Turk
Rothschild Joseph, lawstudent, dwl 734 Folsom
Rothschild Otto, confectioner with Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, dwl 617 Jones
Rothschild §., stockbroker, dwl 424 Sansom
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT, f-Ha^o Roths-
child and Fred. Ehrenpfort) candy manufac-
turers and dealers foreign and domestic fruits,
408 Clay
Rothwell John, laundry man with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Rotirin Charles, tailor with Lindner & Kron, dwl
W s Dupont bet Bush and Pine
Rotroskey William, harnessmaker with Main &
Winchester, dwl Turk nr Webster
ROTTANZI ANTONIO, physician Italian and
Swiss Societies, office and dwl SE cor Third and
Folsom
ROTTANZI GIOSUE, druggist, SE cor Third and
Folsom
Rottier Marcel, liquors, 219 Pacific
ROTURIER CHARLES, apothecary and chemist,
SW cor Dupont and Pacific, dwl 1029 Dupont
Rotz Emanuel, dwl 547 Mission
Rouard Joseph, pictureframemaker, 241 Third
Rouehon M., salesman with J. W. Davidson &, Co.,
dwl 706 California
Roue Louisa, (widow) dwl 25 Willow Avenue
Roughan Peter, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk"
Rouillier Albeit, salesman with J. W. Davidson &
Co., dwl 29 Kearny
Rouillier Emile, confectioner with George Haas &
Co., dwl 29 Kearny
Rouillier Jules, manager Courrierde San Francisco,
dwl 29 Kearny
ROULEAU FRANCOIS A., searcher records, of-
fice 1 and 2, 620 Washington, dwl 1814 Taylor
Roulstone John, porter, 538 California
Rounan Thomas, cooper S. F. &. P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 23 Folsom Avenue
Rounds Samuel H., millwright, dwl E 8 Valencia
nr Sixteenth
Ronntree James O., (Rounlree & McMullin) dwl
927 Bush
Rountiee James 0. Jr., clerk with Rountree &. Mc-
Mullin, dwl 927 Bush
ROUNTREE & McMULLIN, (James 0. Roun-
tree and George 0. McMullin) wholesale gro-
cers, 323 Front
Rountree — see Rowntree
Roup Benjamin, dwl S s Erie nr Mission
Rourke Harney, helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co.,
dwl 509 Davis
Rourke Bernard, compositor Examiner, dwl 1020
Montgomery
Rourke Charles, hack man, dwl 128 Silver
Rourke James, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 445^
Natoma
Rourke John, cutter with John L. Brooks, dwl 1515
Polk
Rourke John O., woodturner Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 1(1051 Natoma
Rourke John W., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl
104 Eddy
Rourke Kate Miss, saleswoman with Wilcox &
Gihbs S. M. Co., dwl 445i Natoma
Rouse Charles, piledriver with E. C. Boobar «fe Co.
Rouse Charles S., artist, 645 Market, dwl 572 Minna
Rouse William H, (Rouse & Laws) res Oakland
Rouse & Laws, ( William II. Rouse and John Laws)
produce commission, 320 Davis
Rousseau Charles, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 834
Broadway
Rousseau Godfrey, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Rousseau James, shoemaker with Marks & Levinsky,
dwl 74 Tehama
Rousseau John M., dwl 737 Vallejo
Rousseau Joseph, molder -<Etna lion Works, dwl 27
Minna
Rousseau Louisa Miss, shoefitter with Orrin Jones
Roussel Eugene H., waiter Miners' Restaurant, dwl
Rail mad House
Roussell Isadore W., special policeman, dwl NE
cor Sixth and Folsom
Roussell O. D., carpenter II. C. League, dwl nr San
Miguel Station
Rousset Paul, commission merchant, 811 Mont
Roussey Emile Mrs., (widow) dwl 769 Folsom
Rouvieie P., porkdealer, 1029 Dupont
Rmix Francois, carver, dwl 135 Fourth
Roux Marie, (widow) laundress, dwl 636 Green
Roux Paul, baker with Jean Auger, dwl 911 Pacific
Roux Rose Mis., fancygoods, 135 Fourth
Rowan Ji-unie Miss, shoefitter with F. X. Kast, dwl
345 Minna
Rowan John, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Rowan John, drayman with N. P. Trans. Co., dwl
230 Folsom
Rowan Joseph E., clerk with William J. Bryan &
Co., dwl 345 Minua
Rowan Mary Mrs., dwl 345 Minna
Rowan Mary G. Mrs., dwl 774 Mission
JONES, PULLMAN & CO , 116 Sansom Street, Bast Je'aper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
Rowan William, shoemaker, dwl 255 Jessie
Rowane Elizabetb D., (widow) dwl 739| Clem
Howe A. A. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, dwl cor Howard and Twentieth
Rowe Albert, ( Wttlcutt & R.J dwl 118 Silver
Rowe Charles L., shoemaker, 215 Sansom
Rowe Daniel M., dwl 763 Mission
Rowe Edward, paperhanger, dwl '23 Moss
Rowe Edward S., dwl E s Howard bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Rowe Edwin A., mining, dwl 204 Montgomery
Rowe Isaac, treasurer Pacific Museum, dwl 23 Sixth
Rowe James, stevedore, dwl 342 Ritch
Rowe Maud Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 4 Florence
Howe Robert, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks & Backus,
dwl 51 I Jones
Rowe Ral'us, leal estate, dwl Eb Howard bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Rowe Rufus H., carpenter, dwl 1920 Mason
Rowe Stephen, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore& Co.,
dwl 517 Union
Rowe Thomas H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
eor Valencia and Twenty-second
Rowe William, carpenter, dwl 5^ Willow
Rowe William, laborer, dwl 6 Mission
Rowe William B., {Simmons, R. 8f Co.) dwl N s
Washington nr Powell
Rowell Charles, laborer, dwl 90 Stevenson
ROWELL CHARLES, physician, office 426 Kear-
ny, dwl 1330 Pine
Rowell Chester, physician, office 520 Kearny, dwl
Cliff House Road, ± mile from Toll Gate
Rowell Isaac Mrs., (widow) dwl Point Lobos Road
nr Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Rowell Joseph Rev., pastor Mariners' Church, dwl
1208 California
Rowell Leonard F., traveling agent Wells, Fargo &
Go's Express, dwl 1614 California
Rowell Mari, in Miss, teacher Geary Street Cosmo-
politan School
Rowell Samuel, engineer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
411 Tehama
Rowen John, liquor saloon, 623 Merch, dwl 19 Stone
Rowland Clara, (widow) dwl 644 Mission
Rowland James, clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., dwl 39 Sixth
Rowland Patrick, tailor with Mobrhardt «&. Bilty,
dwl 1113 Montgomery
Rowland Thomas R.. cooper with S. F. and P. Sugar
Refinery, dwl W s Ellen nr Harrison
Rowland William, carpenter, dwl S s Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Rowlands August, engineer, dwl 177 Minna
Rowlands Hugh, seaman ship Warhawk, pier 10
Steuart
Rowlands Thomas, blacksmith with W. S. Phelps
& Co., dwl 146J Clara
Rowley Brainard N., solicitor and collector, office
637 Kearnv, dwl 540 Mission
ROWLEY RLDGWAY G., attorney-at-law, and
land office, 637 Kearny, rooms '5 aud 6, dwl
540 Mission
Rowley Thomas, patternmaker Pacific Stone Co.,
dwl 1906 Oak
Rowly Lizzie Miss, npholsteress with Frank G. Ed-
wards, dwl 216 Third
Rowntree William Mrs., (widow) dwl 502 Sutter
Roxby Robert Capt., dwl 608 Pine
Roxburgh John, assistant baggage agent C.P.R.R.,
Co., Front St. Wharf, dwl 249 Stevenson
Roxburv House, Lawrence McKeoue proprietor,
318'Pacific
Roy David, carpenter, dwl 359^ Brannan
Roy George E., bookkeeper with Brocas & Perkins,
dwl 359 £ Brannan
Roy Henry, engraver, 622 Wash, dwl 7 Berry
Roy John A., milkranch, San Bruno Road nr Thir-
tieth
Roy John R., laborer with Charles Harley &. Co..
dwl 316 Davis
Roy Robert, bookkeeper Hibernia Bank, dwl 915
Clay
ROYAL INSURANCE CO., (fire and life, of Liv-
erpool and London) Channcey & Co. general
agents, office 306 California
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO., W. Lane
Booker agent, office 319 California
Royal William, attorney-at-law, office 502 Montgo-
mery, dwl 722 California
Royce James P., porter, dwl 58 Clementina
Royen Robert M., lieutenant U.S.A., dwl Presidio
Rover Anton O, bootmaker, 635 Howard
ROYER HERMAN, manufacturer belting aud
lacing, 437 Brannan, dwl 571 Bryant
Royer Louis C, physician, office and dwl 505 Bush
Royon Edward, gunsmith, 1032 Kearny
Roy on Henry, wigmaker with Mrs. B. Spitz, dwl
E s Kearny nr Broadway
Rozette Joseph, (Mqkree £? R.) dwl 5 Washington
Ruagan Claus. carpenter, dwl 11 Pacific
Ruath C laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
RUBBER CLOTHING CO., (New York and Chi-
cago) manufacturers rubber goods, Joseph Fra-
ser agent, 607 Market, Grand Hotel
Ruben George, crockery, 324 Hayes
Rubrcam Coleman F., carpenter, dwl 106 Jackson
Rubin Harris, clerk with S. Laventhal & Co., dwl
321 Clementina
Ruby J. H. Rev., dwl 22 John
Roddick Benjamin, laborer, dwl Sau Jose Railroad
nr San Miguel Station
Ruddick James, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Roddick John, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Ruddock Andrew, laborer, dwl E s Bartol
Ruddock George, lamplighter S.F.Gas Co., dwl 1034
Howard
Ruddock James, sawyer, dwl 71 Shipley
Ruddock John, laborer, dwl Es Bartol nr Vallejo
Ruddv Bernard, miner, dwl 502 Fourth
Ruddy John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Rudel Charles H., clerk with J. J. H. Medau'w,
dwl 968 Folsom
Rudele Frederick, cook, dwl 503 Washington
litides Henry, liquor saloon. 1234 Dupont
Rudgens C, broker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Rudloff Bernard, carpenter Enterprise Planing Mill,
dwl 229 Spear
Rudman EdwinW., clerk with George B.KnowleSj
dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Rudman John, salesman with Charles Sutton Jr.,
dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-fifth aud Twen-
ty-sixth
Rudolf OH., mate Colorado Steam Navigation Co. 's
steamer Newbern
Rudolf Gustav, piano manufacturer, cor Seven-
teenth Avenue and H, South S. F.
Rudolph Adam, cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co.,
dwl 46 Zoe
Rudolph Charles, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 1405 Tay lor
Rudolph Edward, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 1834 Larkin
Rudolph Jacob, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective
Association, 234 Suiter
Rudolph William, guns and sporting materials, 626
Sacramento, dwl 25 Randall Place
Rudsdale Matthew, mining secretary, office 418
California
Rued John C, clerk with Catharine Schumacher,
dwl 603 Bush
Ruedin Charles, (Ruedin & Siiry) dwl 110 Dupont
Ruedin & Sury, (Charles Ruedin and Paul Sury)
liquor saloon, 109 Dupont
Ruef Meyer, (Hirach & R.J dwl 249 Minna
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
567
Rueger Charles C., mining engineer, dwl 651 Fol
Rueger John, brewer, dwl 051 Folsom
Ruegg Andrew, laborer Pacitic Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Ruegg Frank, blacksmith with Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Ruegg Gallus, bookkeeper, 220 Montgomery, dwl
627 Commercial
Ruegg Paul, clerk Swiss Hotel, 627 Commercial
Ruel Louis, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Dnpout and
Broadway
Ruen Nellie Miss, tailoress, dwl 227 Minna
Ruez Adam, cabinetmaker, dwl 43 Clara
Ruf Ernest, butcher with William Maessen, dwl
cor Pine and Kearny
Ruf John, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 1519
Dupont
Ruf Stephen, foreman S. F. Abend Post, dwl 1519
Dupont
Ruff Jacob, laborer California $ugar Refinery, dwl
Harrison bet Seventh and Eighth
Ruffat Germain, range, furnace and oven builder,
532 Pac.dwl Sonoma Place bet Union and Green
Ruffier Henry E., stovemounter with Brittan, Hol-
brook & Co., dwl 619 Mission
Ruffino Francisco, dwl W s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Rutley John, dwl E s Tennesee bet Butte and Napa
Rugan Peter, confectioner with M. A. Mercer, dwl
Dupont bet Broadway and Vallejo
Rugen Henry, clerk, 26 California Market, dwl
What Cheer House
Rugg William, blacksmith, dwl 783 Market
Ruggles Charles, shipclerk, dwl 1908 Mason
Ruggles David W., (colored) stoves and junk, 310
Jackson, dwl SE cor Leavenworth and Bdwy
Ruggles James D., register clerk Twelfth District
Court, dwl 917 Sutter
Ruggles John, foreman with R. & J. Morton, dwl
316 Taylor
Ruggles John E., (Sronfe, Sweeney & Co.) dwl 14
Hampton Place
Rub Abram, clerk. 716 Market, dwl 529 Howard
RUHL ADOLPHUS, importer watches and jew-
elry and agent William Ruhl, New York, 522
Montgomery
Ruhl August, bookkeeper, dwl 32 Fourth
Ruhl Louis, tailor, dwl 612 Pine
Ruhl John, bootmaker with Joseph Gutberlet, dwl
413 Broadway
Rnbland Bros., (Christian and Frederick) milk
ranch, Central Road nr Central Park
Ruhland Christian, ( Ruhl 'and Bros.) dwl Central
Road nr Central Park
Ruhlaud Frederick, (Ruhland Bros.) dwl Central
Road nr Central Park
Ruhland Jacob, laborer with Rnbland Biothers
Ruhling Edward, druggist, 201 Kearny, dwl Ns
Liberty nr Dolores
Ruhlmem Reinhart, brewer, dwl 207 Pacific,
Ruile John II., express wagon, cor Sutter and Mont-
gomery, dwl 5 Trinity
Ruiz Macedonio, tailor, dwl 536 Broadway
Ruje Ai tonio, porter with B. Davidson & Co., dwl
515 Montgomery
RULE J. W. <fc CO., ( John W. Nye) apothecaries,
SW cor Third and Folsom
Rule John W., (J. W. Rule & Co.) dwl 300 Third
Rulofson Alfred, clerk, dwl 715} Bush
Rulofson William H., (Bradley & RJ dwl 1922
Sacramento
Rume Joseph, blacksmith S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finery, dwl S s Boyd nr Chesley
Rumetsch Jacob, waiter, 416 Kearny, dwl 418 Kear
Rumley James, shipcarpenter, dwl 951 Mission
Rumley Robert, bellman Russ House
Rumle'v Simon, porter Russ House
Runim Joseph, blacksmith, dwl S s Boyd nr Chesley
Rummell Fred, butcher with William J. Gray, dwl
South S. F.
Rumiill Calvin H., real estate agent, office 304
Montgomery, dwl N s Sutter bet Octavia and
Lagnna
Rnmsley William, (colored) jobber, dwl W s Ver-
non Place.
Rumsey William, (colored) porter with Charles
Gay, dwl 523 Montgomery
Rumwe'll William N., freight clerk Clay St. Wharf,
dwl 458 Minna
Rundell William M., SS. L. Jones &- Co.) dwl 913
Bush
Bundle Richard T., real estate, dwl E s Tennessee
bet Butte and Solano
Runell Matthias, cooper with Fagerkrantz & Arm-
strong, dwl 13 Pacific
Runge Frederick, machinist with Rafferty & Cald-
well, dwl 91)7 Polaom
Runge Frederick, shoemaker, 537 California
Runge John, laborer, dwl cor Kearny and Vallejo
Runk Lewis W., drayman, 224 California, dwl 1317
Jackson
Runnels Benjamin F., carpenter, dwl I2| Harriet
Runnels Benjamin F. Jr. , photographer with I. W.
Taber. dwl 12} Harriet
Rnnnels William II., clerk, 317 California
Runquist August, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Runstedt Charles, dwl 112 Taylor
Runvon H. A., student Heald's Business College
Rupp Simon, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 110
Tehama
Ruppel Charles, watchmaker, 534 Kearny, dwl 20
Stockton Place
Ruppel Christian F.. builder with Bryant, Strahan
& Co., dwl 518 Jessie
Ruppel Emil H., (Schnberth Sf Co.) dwl Grand
Hotel
Ruppel Henry, carpenter, dwl 20 Stockton Place
Ruppelius William,watcbmaker with William Nolte,
dwl Quincy bet Pine and California
Ruppin Hermann, gents' furnishing goods, 501
Kearny, dwl 735 Folsom
Ruppin Leopold, salesman with Hermann Ruppin,
dwl 735 Folsom
Rurich Assaria, cabinetmaker with Chr. Scbreiber
& Co., bde Pacitic Exchange
Rury William E., farmer, dwl 2007 Mission
Rusac William, bootmaker, Seventh Avenue bet M
and N, South S. F.
Rusac William, carpenter, dwl 1 1 42J Folsom
Rusby J., clerk, dwl 610 Howard
Ruscevich Biagio, cook with S. Divisich &. Co., 623
Davis
Ruscbe Bernard, paperboxmaker with Wempe &
Brother, dwl 247 Clara
Rnser J. P., dwl What Cheer House
Rush Edward, (Rush& Rodefeld) dwl 308 Post
Rush E. Mrs., dressmaker, 308 Post
Rush Edward, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 217 Te-
hama
Rush Edward, (Rush & Rodefeld) dwl 308 Post
RUSH JAMES, Brilliant liquor saloon, 227 Bush,
dwl 225 Bush
Rush Michael, butcher U. S. Restaurant, dwl 18
Bernard
Rush Patrick, backman,227 Bush, dwl SW cor Sev-
enth and King
Rush Patrick, porter, dwl 19.} Sumner
Rush Sarah, (widow) dwl 518 Eddv
Rush William H., switchman C. P. R. R., dwl 438f
Brannan
Rush & Rodefeld, (Edward Rush and Frederick
Rodefeld) liquor saloon, 27 Kearny
Rnsba William, teacher, dwl 134} Seventh
Rushmore Albert, speculator, dwl 182! Howard
Rushmore Emma Miss, dwl 231 Seventh
Rushmore William, mariner, dwl 154 Tehama
Russ Adolph G., real estate, dwl E s Columbia
Square nr Harrison
Russ Charles J., teacher music, dwl 115 Fourth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosiers
None but the best Photographs are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
568
SAN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY.
Russ Christian, auditing department Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s fast freight office, dwl NW cor Sixth
and Harrison
Russ Christiana, (widow) dwl NW cor Sixth and
Harrison
Russ George H., carpenter, dwl Ws Mission bet
Twentv-fifth and Twentv -sixth
RUSS HOUSE, S. H. Seymour Sc Co., proprietors,
Ws Montgomery from Pine to Bush
Russ House Block, W s Mont from Pine to Bush
Rues Jacob, (Dederlcy & R.) dwl 333 Bush
Rubs John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar <fe Co.
Russ John A., salesman with S. L. Mastick & Co.,
dwl 1843 Turk
Russ Joseph, carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
Russ Joseph, (Russ, Wood & Co.) res Eureka,
Humboldt Co.
Iviiss. Wood &. Co., (Joseph Buss, George A. Wood
find E. Cousins) lumber manufacturers, office
34 Market
Rnssack Philip, tailor, dwl 26 Silver
Russaen James, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Russell Andrew, machinist with Hawkins & Cantrell
Russell Charles, cooper, dwl 21 Hawthorne
Russell Charles A., cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl
-1-25 Third
Russell David, carrier Examiner, dwl 265J Tehama
Ru.-sell David, machinist, dwl W s Chesley nr
Harrison
Russell Edward, porter with Rountree &. McMul-
lin, dwl 4 Polk
Russell George H., real estate agent, office 422
Montgomery, res Oakland
Russell George T., proofreader Morning Call, dwl
Ull Clay
Russell George W., dwl 921 Post
Russ -II George W., stockbroker, dwl 1808 Stockton
Russell Henry, calker, dwl 1 Crook
Russell Horace A., carpenter, dwl (i08 Shotwell
Russell J., (widow) seamstress, dwl 10 Ritch
Russell James, haekman, cor Sutter and Mont
Russell James, waterman with Goodall &, Nelson,
NE cor East and Clay
Russell James K., assistant bookkeeper with Will-
iam K. Dietrich, dwl 1201 Hyde
Russell John, (Antunovick & R.) dwl NW cor
Clay and East
Rnssell John, barkeeper with Nicholas Antuno-
vich, SW cor East and Commercial
Russell John, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 25 Everett
Russell John, chop house, N s Berry nr Fourth
Russell John, laborer, dwl 19 Vallejo
Russell John, insurance agent, dwl 1025 Pacific
Russell John, molder Eureka Foundry, dwl W s
Columbia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Russell John, patternmaker with Pacific Foundry,
dwl SE cor Nineteenth and Dolores
Russell John, teamster with William Kerr
RUSSKLL JOHN A., clerk Board Supervisors,
office 4 City Hall, second floor, dwl K13 Bdwy
Russell John A., Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
R.issellJohn B., bookkeeper with Keene &. Cole-
man, dwl 858 Mission
Russell John B., salesman with F. X. Kast, dwl
751 Clay
Russell John H., maiblecutter with J. F. Sharkey,
dwl 35G Clementina
Russell John S., carpenter California Planing Mill,
dwl 712 Clementina, rear
Russell Joseph, waiter Grand Hotel
Russell Joseph, hatter, 106 Second
Russell L. A. Mrs., teacher Haves Vallev Primary
School, dwl Willow Avenue nr Buchanan
Russell Lurana. (widow) owl 328 Kearny
Russell Mary Baptist, reverend mother St. Mary's
Hospital, First bet Harrison and Bryant
Russell Michael, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
27 Stevenson
Russell Michael F., laborer, dwl 171 Minna
Russell Monson, (Wells, R. & Co.) dwl Ss Bush
bet Broderick and Devisadero
Russell Moses, (Spencer & Co.) res Oaklaud
Russell Mosier B., driver with Boweu Bros., dwl
12 Hawthorne
Russell Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., dwl 446 Clementina, rear
Russell Thomas S., bookkeeper, 200 Sausom, dwl
1608 Larkin
Russell Thomas S., captain, dwl S s Willow Avenue
nr Buchanan
RUSSELL WILLIAM, apothecary, NW cor Pow-
ell and Union
Russell William, conductor Central R. R.
Russell AVilliam, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Russell William, laborer with Graves & Co., W 8
Lontr Bridtre
RUSSELL WILLIAM F., agent China Sugar Re-
finery, office 224 Sansom, dwl Union Club
Russell William H., cooper with Charles Seely, res
Oakland
Russell William S., porter with Tay, Brooks &.
Backus, dwl 1136 Pacific
Russell William W., painter, dwl 12 Third
Russell William W., salesman with George W.
Clark, dwl 512 Folsom
RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO.,
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., successors, junc-
tion Market and Bush
Russev John, mason, dwl S s Fulton nr Octavia
RUSSIAN AND TURKISH BATHS, Alers &
Barkan proprietors, 722 Montgomery
Russin Joseph, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1 Steu
Russy Frank, dairyman with Isaac Stone, dwl San
Bruno Road, 3^ miles from City Hall
Russy Georire, dairyman with Isaac Stone, dwl San
Bruno Road, 3£ miles from City Hall
Rust Otto, bookkeeper, dwl 50* Taylor
Rusta Andrew, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Rusteburg Andrew, musician, dwl 1308 Kearny
Rutan Charles L., harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl Merchants' Exchange
Rather Henry, cook, dwl SW cor Clay and East
Rutherford Alexander H., paying teller Sayings
and Loan Society, dwl 419 Sutter
Rutherford Andrew, blacksmith B.F. Boiler Works,
dwl E 8 Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Rutherford Francis A., painter, dwl Ws Howard
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Rutherford John, machinist, dwl 617 Mission
Rutherford John S., (Hooke Sf R.) res Fisherman's
Bay, Sonoma Co.
Rutherford John W., smutter Golden Gate Flour
Mills, dwl 08 Clementina
Rutherford Rufus J., cigars and tobacco, 312
Kearny, dwl 20 Sansom
Rutherford Thomas, receiver Spring Valley Water
Works Co., dwl 4 19 Sutter
Rutherford Thomas L.. (Groth & R.) dwl 811 Bush
Ruthrauff Alonzo T., pictureframemaker, 645 Mkt,
dwl W s First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Rutledge Edward, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot, and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 715 Natoma
Rutledge Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 518 Pac
Rutledge Sarah Miss, binder U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Rutledge Thomas, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Rutledge William, hostler with James S. Kennedy,
dwl 240 Third
Rntter Robert A., (Barton & R. ) dwl 514 Capp
Ryal Jeremiah, longshoreman, SW cor First and
DeBoom
Ryall Andrew, clerk with David Ryall, bds Over-
land House
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
AN FRANCISCO [R] DIRECTORY
569
Ryall David, cigars and tobacco, 526 Montgomery,
bds Overland House
Ryan Andrew F., clerk County Recorder's office,
dwl 917 VaUejo
Ryan Ann, (widow) laundress, dwl 923 Greenwich
Ryan Catherine, (widow) dwl 358 Jessie
Ryan Catherine Miss, dressmaker, 652 Mission
Ryan Charles, expresswagon, cor Second and Mkt
Ryan Cornelius, laborer, dwl N s Chesley nr Har
Ryan Daniel, currier, dwl 15 Gilhert
Ryau Daniel, driver with Louis Jaffe, 126 Sutter
Ryan Daniel, lahorer Pacilic St. YVhart, dwl 911
Greenwich
Ryan Daniel, (O'Rourke S>- Co.) dwl 15 Gilhert
Ryan Daniel L., shoemaker, 631 Merchant, dwl 410
Pacific
Ryan Dennis, currier, dwl W s York nr Solano
Ryan Edward, (Ryan & Henneberry) dwl 457
Minna
Ryan Edward F., foreman with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 535 Linden Avenue
Ryan Edward J., miner, dwl W s Stevenson nr
Twentieth
Ryan Edward W., carpenter, dwl 615 Vallejo
Rvan Ellen Mrs., lodgings. 29 Second
Ryan Frank, (Cuvelhe & R.J dwl 1011 Taylor
Ryau Hannah, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter
and Dupont
Ryan Hannah, (widow) dwl 11 Oak Avenue
Ryan Hannah Miss, furnished rooms, 1024 Stockton
Ryan J. &. J. W., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bryant and Clinton
Ryan James, dwl What Cheer House
Ryan James, brassfinisher Cal. Brass Works, dwl 21
Minna
Ryan James, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 30
Perry
Ryan James, farmer nr St. Marys' College, Old
San Jose Road
Ryan James, gardener, dwl E s Reed nr Clay
Ryan James, groceries and liquors, 14U5 Pacific
Ryan James, inspector Custom House, dwl SW
cor Greenwich and Sansom
Ryan James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Ryan James, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Ryan James, lahorer, dwl 16 Anthony
Ryan James, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
Ryan James, laborer, dwl 909 Battery, rear
Ryan James, lauudryman Occidental" Hotel
Ryau James, longshoreman, dwl 8 Minna
Ryan James, pressman with Francis & Valentine,
dwl 4 Clay Avenue
Ryan James, special policeman, dwl cor Vallejo and
Davis
Ryan James, tailor, dwl 12 Mary
Ryan James, teamster with Nicholas Bichard
Ryan James D., commission merchant, 221 Clay,
dwl 672 Harrison
Ryan James F., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
Clementina nr Third
Ryan James H., attorney-at-Iaw, office 609 Sacra-
mento, dwl 957 Howard
Ryan James H., laborer, dwl 13 Pincknev Place
Ryan James N., tailor, 15 Sutter, dwl 12 Mary
Ryan James T., contractor, dwl 15 De Boom
Ryau James W., (J. 8? J. W. Ryan) dwl SW cor
Bryant and Clinton
Ryan Jeremiah, dyer Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
925 Valparaiso
Ryan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 118 Valparaiso
Ryan J. J., janitor Broadway Grammar School
Ryan John, (J. & W. Ryan) dwl 11 Clinton
Ryan John, (Ryan & Co.) dwl 204 Montgomery
Ryan John, bricklayer, dwl 9 Grand Avenue
Ryan John, cigars and tobacco, 22 Second, dwl 15
Anthony
Ryan John, expresswagon, dwl 22 Jansen
Ryan John, expresswagon, dwl NE cor Taylor and
Valparaiso
Ryan John, expresswagon, dwl N s Green bet Hyde
and Larkin
Ryan John, helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.
Ryan John, laborer Cal. P. R. R.Co.'s stmr Cornelia
Ryan John, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. John
L. Stephens
Ryan John, lahorer with Patrick Ryan
Ryan John, laborer, dwl 25 Anthony
Ryan John, laborer, dwl 823 Pacilic
Ryan John, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 304
Beale
Ryan John, proprietor Drumm Street nouse, 411
Drumm
Ryan .John, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot & Shoe Man-
ufacturing Co.
Ryan John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 2 Sherwood Place
Ryan John, slairbuilder, dwl E s Dora nr Bryant
Ryan John, tanner, SW cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Ryan John B., saddle and harnessmaker, 639 Broad-
way, dwl W s Capp nr Eighteenth
Ryan John C, gardener, dwl 414 Pacific
Ryau John H., butcher with Theodor Zeh, dwl 6
Calhoun
Ryan John J., expresswagon, SW cor First and
Howard, dwl W s Tehama ur Twenty-ninth,
Bernal Highrs
Ryan John J., porter with A. H. Todd, dwl 106
Beale
Ryan John P., laborer P. M. S. S. Co.
Ryan Joseph R., clerk, dwl 15 De Boom
Ryan Kate Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Ryan L. & Co., (Charles Levy) auctioneers and
commission merchants, 537 California
Ryan Lawrence, ( L. Ryan & Co. ) dwl 3 Calhoun
Ryan Lawrence, laborer, dwl 550 Tehama
Ryan Lawrence, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Ryan Lawrence, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Ryan Lawrence M., bookkeeper, 111 Front, dwl cor
Clay and Baker
Ryan Lons J., (Carroll & R.) dwl 177 Minna
Ryan Margaret, (widow) dwl S s Branuan bet
Seventh and Eighth
Ryan Margaret, (widow) dwl NE cor Front and
Pacific
Ryan Maria, laundress with S. F. Lauudry Ass'n,
dwl NW cor Turk aud Fillmore
Ryan Martin, billiard keeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ryan Martiu, produce, dwl N s Green bet Hyde
and Larkin
Ryan Martin, miner, dwl 178 Minna
Ryan Mary, (widow) dwl 637 Minna
Ryan Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl 5 Jansen
Ryan Mary A., (widow) dressmaker, dwl 776 Folsom
Ryan Matliew, laborer, dwl 1240 Bush
Ryan M. E., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Ryan Michael, dwl 19 Russell
Ryan Michael, barkeeper with M. Ryau, dwl cor
Howard and Howard Court
Ryan Michael, blacksmith Pacilic Rolling Mill, dwl
Potiero Point
Ryan Michael, laborer Occidental Hotel
Ryan Michael, liquor saloon, 818 Howard, dwl 7
Adelaide Place
Ryan Michael, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Ryan Michael, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ryan Michael, watchman Maguire's Opera House,
dwl 6 Calhoun
Ryan Michael J., laborer, dwl 520 Mission
Ryan Michael T., porter, dwl 605 Greenwich
Ryan M. J., lahorer with Graves & Co., W s Long
Bridge
Ryan N., cooper with Flint Peabody &. Co.
Ryan Nellie Miss, milliner with Mrs. R. Riordan,
dwl W s Front bet Pacific and Broadway
Ryan Patrick, wines and liquors, 149 Second
Ryan Patrick, (Ryan S? Waterman) dwl 1217 Wash
Ryan Patrick, blacksmith helper with John R. Sims,
dwl 358 Brannau
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sansom Street. Lacea and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [S] DIRECTORY
Ryan Patrick, carriagepainter, 531 California, dwl
W b Mason bet Broadway and Pacific
Ryan Patrick, took N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cali-
fornia, dwl 119 First
Ryan Patrick, farmer.Ocean Beach nr Ocean House
Ryan Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Rvan Patrick, laborer, dwl 37 Ecker
Ryan Patrick, laborer, dwl 552 Natoma
Ryan Patrick, waiter Lick House, dwl 1 Codraan
Place
Ryan Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 6 Ash-
burton Place
Evan Peter, collector with Iff. Gray, dwl 623 ('lay
Ryan IVter. deputy sheriff City Hall, dwl 814 Val
Ryan Peter, messenger with Gleeson & Fell, dwl
-123 Clementina
RYAN PETER N., books, stationery, etc., 158 Sec-
ond and 40 Fourth, dwl 358 Jessie
Ryan Ralph, molder Eureka Foundry, dwl 305 First
RYAN RICHARD P„ attorney at law, office 50
Montgomery Block, dwl S s California Avenue
opp Howard, Bernal Hights
Ryan Roger, dwl 725 Vallejo, rear
Ryan Stephen, laborer Golden Gate Park
Ryan Thomas, carriagepainter with M. W. Allen &
Co., dwl 162 Silver,
Ryau Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R.
Rvan Thomas, baker, and extraman Hose Co. No.
1, S.F.F.D., dwl 13 Pinckuey
Ryan Thomas, hackman, Plaza, and liverv stable,
NE cor Eddv and Hyde, dwl 432 Eddy'
Ryan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl*319 Stock
Ryau Thomas, laborer Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Mariposa, Potrero
Ryan Thomas, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Cornelia
Ryan Thomas, liquor saloon, 510 Mission
Ryan Thomas, painter, dwl 162 Silver
Ryan Thomas, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Ryan Thomas, Bbipsmith with McTernan Bros., dwl
NW cor McAllister and Leavenworth
Ryan Thomas, shoemaker, 341 Bash, dwl 957 How
Ryan Thomas, teamster, dwl Es Franklin nr Wash
Ryan Thomas H., bookkeeper with Charles S.
Cousins, dwl 623 Clay
RYAN THOMAS P., attorney at law, office 430
California, dwl 362 Seventeenth
Ryan Thomas P., .local policeman, dwl 359 First
Ryan Timothy, driver, dwl 540 Howard
Rvan Timothy, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 30 Clara
Ryan Timothy, laborer, dwl SE cor Mission and
Twenty-first
Ryan Timothy, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Ryan Timothy, seaman, bds 32 Steuart
Ryan Ursula, (widow) dwl S s Jackson nr Franklin
Ryan W., (widow) laundress, dwl 46 Ritch, rear
Ryau William, dwl Ocean Beach Road ur Ocean
House
Ryan "William, braesfinisher California Brass Works,
dwl 320 Folsom
Ryan William, carpenter, dwl 30 Perry
Ryan William, farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr Ocean
Honse
Ryan William, laborer, dwl 130 Clara
Ryan William, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 20
Harriet
Ryan W.lliam, sailraaker with Ware Branson, dwl
319 Beale
Ryan William, typefounder with Painter & Co,
dwl 632 Filbert
Ryan William A., typefounder with Painter & Co.,
dwl 632 Filbert
Ryan William H., cook, dwl 533 Commercial
Ryan W. J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Ryan & Henneberrv, (Edward Ryan and Andrew
Benneberry) dry goods, 120 Kearny
RYAN & WATERMAN, (Patrick Ryan and Mar-
tin Waterman) produce commission, 111 Clay
Ryce Andrew C, bookkeeper with Forbes Brothers
& Co., dwl 5 Russell
RYCKMAN G. W., real estate, office 15 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 1416 Powell
Ryckman James H., clerk with G. W. Ryckman
Ryckman William L., (21. G. Bernstein & Co. J dwl
1416 Powell
Ryden Frederick, expresswagon, cor Washington
and Davis, dwl N s Ellis bet Fillmore and Web-
ster
Ryder Catherine, (widow) boarding and lodging,
656 Folsom
Ryder Charles B., wood and coal, N s Twenty-third
nr Alabama
Ryder George M., clerk, 14 Battery, dwl 776 How
Ryder George N., butcher, 60 and 62 California
Market, dwl 776 Howard
Ryder G. W, (widow) dwl 405 Post
Ryder Henry, bootmaker, 130 Folsom
Ryder James M., physician, dwl Union Club
Ryder John, dwl What Cheer House
Ryder Josiab T., shipcalker, dwl 20 De Boom
Ryder L. E. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Grammar
School, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ryder Margaret, nurse, dwl 414 Pacific
Ryder Patrick, gardener, dwl W s Fillmore bet
Geary and O'Farrell
Ryder William J., clerk, dwl 1808 Mason
Ryder — See Rider
Ryen Michael, laborer, dwl 19 Harrison Avenue
Ryer Frederick, hatter with Fisher & Co., 300
Montgomery, dwl 614 Mason
Ryer Washington M., capitalist, office 408 Califor-
nia, res Alameda
Ryer William T. S., agent Washington M. Ryer,
office 408 California, dwl American Exchange
Ryhiner Adolphe H. E., (Brand & R.J dwl 840
Folsom
Ryst Otto, bookkeeper United Anaheim Wine
Growers' Association, dwl NE coi Taylor and
Oak
S
Saal Henry, (Hdsselbach & S.J dwl 206 Steuart
Saalburg Siegfried, hairdressiug saloon, 37 Post, dwl
80 Everett
SAALBURG WILLIAM, proprietor Hebrew Ob-
server, office 502 Montgomery, dwl 70S Hyde
Saar Louis, upholsterer with Schlueter & Volberg,
dwl 5 Graham Place
Saar Louis, porter, dwl 5 Olairville Place
Saas Frederick, (Hdderbrandt & S.) dwl 1701
Leavenworth
Sabatie A. E. & Co., (Henry Mavher) importers
and dealers groceries, provisions and liquors,
617 and 619 Sansom
Sabatie Alexander E., (A. E. Sabatie & Co.) dwl
605 Bush, rear
Sabatie Philip G-, commercial broker, office 623
Sanson], dwl 210 Turk
Sabberton John, laborer, dwl 210 Pacific
Sabin John I., operator Western Union Telegraph,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sabine Benson, carpenter with Chr. Schreiber &.
Co., dwl 122 Geary
Sabine John, carpenter with Middlemas & Boole
Sahino John M., shipjoiner, dwl 42 Zoe
Sabins Alfred C., commission merchant, dwl 516
Green
Sablatschan John, shoemaker with Dietle & Beck,
dwl Geary bet Stockton and Powell
Sabrou Louis, cook, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy
Sachau Theodore, waiter Park Hotel
Sachman Bertha, (widow) furnished rooms, 873
Mission
Sachs Benjamin, cook, 612 Market, dwl 124 William
SACHS L. & M. & CO., ( William Heller) import-
ers and jobbers drygoods.und agents Marysville
Woolen xMills, SW cor Battery and Bush"
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
AN FRANCISCO ~ £} " DIRECTORY
571
Sachs Lippmann, (Schweitzer, S. & Co.) dwl 217
Powell
Saeba Louis, (L. & M. Sachs & Go.) dwl NW cor
Leavenworth and Geary
Sachs Martin, (L. S? M. Sachs «$• Co.) dwl W 8
Leavenworth nr Geary
Saclis Samuel, ( Sacks, Strassburger & Co.) dwl 5
Kearny
Saclis Samuel Jr., merchant, office 27 Battery, dwl
217 Powell
Sachs Samuel L., salesman with L. & M. Sachs &
Co ,dwl NW car Leavenworth and Geary
SACHS, STRASSBURGER & CO., (Samuel Sachs,
Sigmund Strassburger and Louis Frank) im-
porters and wholesale faneygoods, millinery
and Yankee notions, etc., SE cor Sansome and
Pine
Sack J. C. & Co., (Lazarus Radovich) Wine House
Saloon, 306 Kearny
Sack John C, mathematical instrument maker, 203
Montgomery, (and J. C. Sack <Sb Co.j dwl 507
Bush
Sack William, carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl 714
Howard
Sacked Frederick A., clerk, dwl 817 Post
Sacked Frederick G., conductor City R. R.
Sackett Hannah, (widow) furnished rooms, 23 Stock
Sackett William H., dwl What Cheer House
Sackrider Charles, hostler Potrero and Bay View R.
R., dwl Potrero
Sackrider Christian, foreman Potrero and Bay View
R. R., dwl 560 Bryant
Sackton George, with Grover & Baker S. M. Co.,
dwl 219 Mason
Sacramento Farm Homestead Association, office
41 1 § California
Sacramento Hotel, Jacob Riegelhuth, proprietor,
407 Pacific
Sacramento House, Madson & Peterson proprietors,
26 Sacramento
Sacramento Line Schooners, S. B. Peterson, agent,
office 46 Clay
SACRAMENTO LINE STEAMERS, Broadway
Wharf
Sacramento River Freight Line Steamers, Jackson
Street Wharf
Sacramento Valley Reclamation Co., office 18 Steven-
son's Building
Sadler Charles, clerk with Albert Mau & Co., dwl
Howard bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Sadler Herman, (Albert Mau Sj- Go.) 425 Front
Saenger Brothers, (Leopold and Louis) dressmakers,
417 Bush
Saenger Leopold, (Saenger Bros.) dwl 417 Bush
Saenger Louis, (Saenger Bros.) dwl 417 Bush
Saenz Jesus, compositor El Hispano Americano,
dwl 1314 Stockton
Saftord Isaac V. H., bookkeeper and collector Cali-
fornia Market, dwl 615 Sacramento
Safried Frederick, hatter with J. C. Meussdorffer &
Bro., dwl 612 California
Saftig Jacob G., solicitor with F. Chevalier & Co.,
dwl 9 Harlan Place
Sagar George H., (Waggoner & S.) res San
Leandro
Sagar Jubal, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl 21
Natoma
Sagar Stepli en, drayman, dwl cor Sixth Avenue and
M, South S. F.
Sagar Thomas L., superintendent South San Fran-
cisco Distillery, cor Ninth Avenue and N
Sage Frederick H., foreman with Pacific Stone Co.,
dwl SE cor Green and Baker
SAGF LEWIS A., secretary Pacific Stone Co., of-
fice junction Market and Bush, dwl S s Presidio
Road nr Presidio
SAGE LEWIS P.. proprietor Cowell's Warehouse,
NE cor Battery and Union, (and Sage Jj- Ed-
wards) dwl Nucleus House
Sage Luther E., (Brind & Co. ) res Springfield,
Mass.
Sage Orlando G., bookkeeper, 17 Front, dwl 237
Seventh
Sage Robert M., bookkeeper Alta California, 529
California
Sagehorn Adam, (Pfejerle & S.) dwl Chicago
^ Hotel
Sagehorn Herman, groceries and liquors, 520 Union
Sagehom John II., butcher with Smith &. Mann,
dwl First Avenue nr Railroad Avenue
Sagehorn William, (Pfejfetle 8f 8.) dwl 218 Pacific
Sagemiller J. D. Mrs.', dwl 1109 Pine
Saggau Henry, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Sahlein Henry, collector with Levi Strauss &, Co.,
dwl 317 Powell
Sahling Theodore, porter with Redington, Hostetter
& Co., dwl 15 Mason
Sahlmann Casten, iiourpacker Genessee Mill, dwl
2208 Powell
Sahnke Herman G., groceries and liquors, 523 Jack
Sahrbacher Charles, liquor saloon, 508 Bush
Sailor C, dwl 829 Folsom
Sain Nicholas, hostler, dwl 7 Everett
Sainsevain Charles, with P. Sainsevain, dwl 1107
Stockton
SAINSEVAIN PIERRE, wholesale native wines
and brandies, NE cor Sacramento and Battery,
res San Jose
Sainsot Francis, shoemaker, dwl 202 Mission
SAINT LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., R. A. Diver general agenr, oltn-e 403 Cal
Sajous Charles E., bookkeeper with Roth & Videan,
dwl 208 Post
Sajous G., (widow) wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, NW cor Dupont and Post
Sala Alfred F., conductor City R. R., dwl 307 Capp
Sala Joseph O, mathematical instrument maker
with John Roach, dwl 720 California
Sala Michel, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl Bat-
tery nr Pacific
Salamatoff Moses, clerk Russian church, dwl 911
Jackson
Salaomo Benno, chophouse, 422 Davis, dwl 5 St.
Charles Place
Salas Alexander, clerk, dwl 2G7 Jessie
Salas Librado, dwl 320 Seventh
Salas Manuela R. , (widow) dwl 267 Jessie
Salas Rafael, musician, dwl 267 Jessie
Salas St.. Ignatius, lithographic printer with Britton
& Rey, dwl 267 Jessie
Salcido Petra, (widow) dwl 4 Maiden Lane
Salinger Julius, commission merchant, office 312
Sacramento, dwl 307 Hyde
Salinger William, (E. Newburger $ Co.) dwl 921 \
Post
Salinger — See Selinger
Salisbury Charles F., conductor Front St. M. & O.
R. R.,dwl 107 Austin
Salisbury M. A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, dwl 916 Washington
Salisbury William J., blower S. F. Glass Works,
dwl 4 Liberty
Salisbury — See Saulsbury
Salmi Peter, cabinetmaker with Johnson & Best,
dwl 521 Mission
Salmon Jean, (Jean Salmon & Co.) dwl 645 Pacific
Salmon Jean & Co., (Jean Petit) market, 645 Pac
Salmon John, laborer with Goodwin & Co.
Salmon Mary A., (widow) dwl NW cor Polk and
Austin
Salmon Nicholas, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Salomon E., clothing, 536 Pacific
Salomon Gustave, watchmaker, 1220 Polk
Salomon Isidor, clothing, 422 Pacific
Salomon Jacob, exchange broker, 500 Kearny, dwl
Hansa House
Salomon Jules, salesman with J. W. Davidson &
Co.. dwl 907 Clay
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to W ATKINS', 26 Mbntg. St.
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SAN FRANCISCO \ S " DIRECTORY
Salomon Louis O., (Salomon Sf Co.) dwl 322 Min
Salomon Mollis, junk dealer, 313 Third
Salomon Newman, clerk. 88 California Market, dwl
.017 Stevenson
Salomon Otto F., bookkeeper, dwl 946 Folsoni
Salomon Svlvain, with Lazard Freres, dwl 339 Kear
SALOMON <fc C:0., (Louis 0, Salomon and
Francis P. Masson) French wholesale steam
confectioners, 413 and 415 Commercial
Salomons Frederick P., ( Heynemann & Co.) res
New York
Salomonsou Christian A., mastermariner, dwl 215
Ritcb"
Salsbury Henry A., teamster with Jason Springer,
dwl 540 Mission
Salsbury Henry G., lumberman with Jason Springer,
dwl 540 Mission
Sailer John W., clerk, dwl 712 Clementina
Salter R. II., architect, dwl N s Post bet Devisadero
and Scott
Salt li Valentine, mariner, dwl 260 First
Saltman Charles, butcher with R. S. Reardon, dwl
19 St. Mary Place.
Salvada P., messboy N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. John
L. Stephens
Sam Kee, (Chinese) merchants, 723 Sacramento
Sam Sinn, (Chinese) manufacturer cigars, 535 Pac
Samengo Orazio, waiter with Cadenasso & Tubino,
515 Merchant
Samichou Louis P. N., peddler, dwl Virgiuia bet
Jackson and Pacific
Samisch Robert, (Samisck §■ Appel) dwl NW cor
Mason & Green
Samisch & Appel, (Robert Samisch and Theodore
Appel) porcelain painters, 313 Kearny
Sammis William H., saslimaker Mechanics' Mill,
dwl cor B;iy and Dupont
Sammon Rudolph, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Sammy George, with Louis H. Meier, dwl SE cor
Seventh Avenue and N
Sample Samuel S., (Sample <& Hageman) dwl 1222
Kearny
SAMPLE" & HAGEMAN, /SWme/ S. Sample
a ml George Hageman) liquor saloon, 621 Wash
Sampson A. B. Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Sampson Amasa B., (Amasa B. Sampson &■ Co.)
dwl 110 Second
Sampson Amasa B. & Co., (John J. Sampson) hair
and jewelry, 102 Second
Sampson Benjamin, lumber inspector, Union Box
Factory
Sampson Ferdinand, driver, dwl 1716 Stockton
Sampson Frederick W., bookkeeper, 206 Sansom,
dwl E s Capp nr Sixteenth
Sampson Harvey W., carpenter Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills, dwl 2019 Howard
Sampson Henry, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
726 Green
Sampson Henry, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 726 Green
Sampson James, (colored) laborer, dwl Lynch nr
Leavenworth
Sampson James, mastermariner, dwl 12 Oak Avenue
Sampson John, assistant with Z. F. Colby, dwl N s
Francisco bet Taylor and Mason
Sampson John, blacksmith with Bernard Gallagher,
dwl 313 Geary, rear
Sampson John A., inspector Custom House, dwl 807
Geary
Sampson John J., (Amasa B. Sampson & Co.) res
New York
Sampson Scott I., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Sampson William, mastermariner, dwl 12 Oak Av
Samson John, (colored) jobwagon, cor Battery and
Washington, dwl 21 John
Samson J. P., seaman, dwl 531 East
Samson Leou, driver Lafayette Brewery, dwl 725
Green
Samud John, commission merchant, dwl 851 Folsom
Samuel Adolph, printer, dwl 808 Folsom
Samuel Henry L., physician, office and dwl 4
Willow
Samuel Lionel, agent Voice of Israel, dwl 19 Gar-
den
Samuel Morris, laborer, dwl N s Harrison nr Dora
Samuels Adolph, printer with S. F. Co-operative
Printing Co., dwl 808 Folsom
SAMUELS DAVID, drygoods, 42-46 Third, and
kidylove factory, N r Nineteenth bet Howard
and Folsom, dwl 209 Powell
Samuels E., whitener, dwl 17 Fourth
Samuels J. L., bookkeeper with Doyle & Co., dwl
Portsmouth House
Samuels Joseph, watchmaker, 822 Ellis
SAMUELS JULIUS, drygoods, 630 Market, dwl 33
O'Farrell
Samuels Lewis, hats, caps and clothing, 1119 Du-
pont, dwl 427j Green
Samuels William, printer with J. F. Brown, dwl 822
Ellis
SAN BUENAVENTURA COMMERCIAL AND
MANUFACTURING CO., (Santa Barbara
Co.) office 338 Montgomery
San Chong, (Chinese) manufacturer ladies' gaiters,
632 Pacific
San Francisco and Alameda R.R., office E s Davis
bet Pacific and Broadway
San Francisco and North Pacific R.R., freight office
Broadway Wharf
San Francisco and Oakland R.R., foot Pacific
SAN FRANCISCO & PACIFIC LEAD-PIPE
AND SHOT WORKS, Thomas H.Selbyfc Co.
proprietors, SE cor Howard and First
SAN FRANCISCO & PACIFIC SUGAR CO.,
works NW cor Harrison and Eighth, office 215
Front
San Francisco and Point Lobos Road Co., office 625
Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOSE R R., (now
Southern Pacific BR.) depot junction Valencia
and Market, office SE cor New Montgomery
and Market
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION, rooms
216 Bush
SAN FRANCISCO ASSAYING AND REFIN-
ING WORKS, NW cor Brauuan aud Seventh,
Louis A. Garnett manager, office 4lb Mont-
gomery
San Francisco Baths, John Greif proprietor, 636
Washington
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION, office 10 Webb nr California
SAN FRANCISCO BOILER WORKS, Francis I.
Curry proprietor, 123 aud 125 Beale
San Francisco Brass Foundry, R. F. Rochicioli pro-
prietor, 10 Tyler nr Market
SAN FRANCISCO BRUSH FACTORY, Feld-
mann, Simpson & Co. proprietors, 406 Sansom,
L. Feldmann & Co. agents, 317 Sacramento
SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN COMPANY,
J. W. Simonton, George K. Fitch and Boring
Pickering) editors and proprietors Morning
and Evening Bulletin, (daily, weekly and over-
land weekly) office 622 Montgomery, editorial
rooms 517 Clav
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AND COMMERCIAL GUIDE, Heury G.
Langley proprietor, office 612 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO CANDLE CO., (Egbert Jud-
son, 'Thomas Magilton, W. C. Woodman and
P. K. Woodman) factory S s Dorland nr
Church, office rooms 1 and 2, 402 Front
SAN FRANCISCO CHEMICAL WORKS, Jud-
SOD & Shepard proprietors, W s Valencia nr
Fifteenth, office rooms 1 and 2, 402 Front
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, (daily) Charles
De Young & Co., proprietors, office o04 Mont-
gomery
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [ § " DIRECTORY
573
SAN FRANCISCO COMMERCIAL ASS'N, M.
H. Myers secretary, office 31;! California
San Francisco Co-operative Land and Building
Ass'n, office 306 Montgomery
San Francisco Cooperative Printing Co., book and
job printing, 411 Clav and 412 Commercial
SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFAC-
TORY, Tubbs & Co. proprietors, S s Indiana
bet Sierra and Nevada, office 613 Front
San Francisco Dental Society, office 226 Sutter
Sau Francisco Dredging Co., office 610 Front nr
Jackson
SAN FRANCISCO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Vale & Warner proprietors, 230 Sutter
San Francisco Eye and Ear Infirmary, 7:22 Mont-
gomery
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL, 917
Clay
SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDLING ASYLUM,
Point Lobos Road nr Agricultural Park
SAN FRANCISCO FUEL COMPANY, office 329
Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO GAS COMPANY, works
First, Howard, Beale, Fremont, and Natoma,
cor King and Second, SE cor Fifth and Howard,
office SE cor First and Natoma
SAN FRANCISCO GAS CO.'S WHARF, foot
Second
SAN FRANCISCO GLASS WORKS, Newman &
Duval proprietors, S 8 King nr Fourth, office
331 Montgomery, room 20
SAN FRANCISCO HAULING CO., Hancock &
Kelso proprietors, office 414 Beale
San Francisco Hay Exchange, 8 Clay
San Francisco Hotel, Jacob Vanderleilh proprietor,
502 Mission
San Francisco Iron Works, Lefrin & Schober pro-
prietors, 203 Fremont
SAN FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANUFAC-
TORY, David W. Laird proprietor, 610 Merch
SAN FRANCISCO LADIES' PROTECTION
AND RELIEF SOCIETY, SE cor Franklin
and Post,
SAN FRANCISCO LAST FACTORY, Joseph
Leveque proprietor, 24 California
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION,
(S. F. Bujford, Richard A. Davis, Charles
Schilling, James Carroll, Solomon May, H.
H. Wood and G. O. Gray J laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore, office 18 Geary, branches
406 Pine and 149 Second
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY, 27 Mont-
gomery Block
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND
FOUNDLING ASYLUM, N a Jessie bet
Third and Fourth
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, 522-530 Clay
San Francisco Market Review, (weekly) John H.
Carman v & Co. publishers and proprietors,
office 409 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL SOCIETY, office
226 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY, John T. Crook secretary, office 204
Montgomery
San Francisco Musical Institute, Louis Schmidt and
Oscar Weil directors, 109 O'Farrell
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER and Cali-
fornia Advertiser, (weekly) Frederick Mar-
riott editor and proprietor, office 623 Mont
SAN FRANCISCO OLYMPIC CLUB, J. K. Wil-
son president, M. H. Benjamin secretary, W.
S. Lawton manager, rooms 35 Sutter
San Francisco Park Commissioners, {Board of J
office 320 Sansom
SAN FRANCISCO PERCUSSION MATCH CO.,
works 325 Ritch, office 408 California
San Francisco Perfumery and Soap Manufacturing
Co., 125 Sansom
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER ROWING CLUB,
Long Bridjre
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER VARNISH
WORKS. Gustave Hueter proprietory's Market
bet Lacuna and Octavia, depot 408 Commercial
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOLEN FAC-
TORY, Black Point bet Polk and Van Ness
Avenue, office and salesroom 115 Battery
SAN FRANCISCO PLATING WORKS, E. G.
Denniston proprietor, 065 Mission, Huvilaud,
Hooper & Co. agents, 335 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO POST OFFICE, NW cor
Washington and Battery
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE,
rooms NE cor Davis and Clay
San Francisco Real Estate Association, Henry Con-
ner secretary, office 806 Green
SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION GROUNDS,
cor Folsom and Twenty-fifth
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, James
De Fremery president, Lovell White cashier,
532 California
San Francisco Screw Bolt Works, Phelps Bros, pro-
prietors, 13 and 15 Druuim
San Francisco Shirt. Factory, Zachariaa, Shirek &
Co. proprietors, 20 Sansom
San Francisco Shoe Factory, Wolff, Newman &
Co. proprietors, 511 Market
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD, E. P. Peckham president, Frank-
lin Lawton secretary, rooms 411^ California
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BREWERY, SE cor
Powell and Francisco
San Francisco Trades Guide and Merchants Direc-
tory, (quarterly) D. M. Bishop &. Co. proprie-
tors, office 521 'Clay
SAN FRANCISCO TRANSFER CO., (M. G.
Kennedy, Jeremiah Long, N. P. Hopkins, IV.
G. Roberts and F. W. Utter) office 6 New
Montgomery
Sau Francisco Tunnel and Mining Co., (Utah, Emma
District) office 418 California
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN, rooms 428 Pine nr
Kearny
San Francisco Water Co., office 29 Merchants' Ex-
change
San Francisco Wire Works, Charles H. Gruenha-
Kan & Co. proprietors, 665 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO WOOL EXCHANGE, E.
Grisar & Co. proprietors, NW cor Bd wy and Sau
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB, Henry B.
Piatt commodore, yacht house cor Long Bridge
and Steamboat Pier
San Gottardo Hotel, F. Martinetti & Co. proprietors,
532 Vallejo
SAN JACINTO TIN CO., (San Bernardino Co.)
office 338 Montgomery
SAN JOAQUIN AND KINGS RIVER CANAL
AND IRRIGATION CO., engineers office 820
California, secretary's office 3 Front
San Joaquin Valley Canal aud Irrigation Co., office
3 and and 5 Front
Sau Jose Woolen Mills, salesroom 319 California
Sau Juan Co., (Chinese) cigars, 746 Washington
San Leandroaud San Francisco Express, Waggoner
& Sagar proprietors, office 319 Washington
San Lorenzo Canal Co., office 410 Sansom
Sau Luis Obispo Pioneer Asphaltum Co., office 21
Battery
Sau Lung &. Co., (Chinese) drygoods, 826 Dupont
San Marcial Silver Mining Co., (Mexico) office 426
Montgomery
San Mateo City Homestead Association, office 137
Montgomery
San Mateo Land Association, office 608 Merchant
Sau Mateo Wood Co., Jeffers & Geddes proprietors,
office S 8 Berry nr Fourth
San Pablo Line of Packets, Clay St. Wharf
Sau Quentin Steamer, cor Davis and Vallejo
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKHNTS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
574
SAN FRANCISCO ^ S ~ DIRECTORY.
San Rafael Steamer, cor Davis and Vallejo
Sanborn A. J., (Sanborn, Vail & Co. J dwl 31
Kearny
Sanborn Albion I., (Sanborn & Byrnes) dwl 348
Third
Sanborn Bradbury, (Sanborn, Vail & Co.) dwl
2104 Mason
Sanborn Freeman, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Sanborn .lames H.,porter, 118 Bat, dwl 532 Mission
Sanborn John, real estate, dwl 718 Broadway
Sanborn John, teamster, dwl 841 Harrison
Sanborn N. EL, lumber surveyor, dwl 204 Sutter
Sanborn Theodore C„ stockbroker, office 406 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Sanborn, Vail & Co., (B. Sanborn, A. H. Vail and,
A.J. Sanborn) importers and manufacturers
pict uiv IV imes, 31 Kearny
Sanborn William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Sanborn & Byrnes, (Albion I. Sanborn anil Wil-
liam A. Byrnes) stairbuilders, Berry bet Third
and Fourth
Sanches Randall, carpenter and builder, dwl S s
Goldman Piace nr Mission
Sanchez Henry, (colored) bootblack, 609 Commer-
cial, dwl 846 i'acific
Sanchez Ramon B., assistant secretary Spring Valley
Water Works Co., dwl 591 Ellis'
Sanchez Rosalia B., (widow) seamstress, dwl 819
Jackson
Sanchez T. M., real estate, dwl Ns Sixteenth bet
Dolores and Guerrero
Sanchez & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 612
Dupont
Sand Bros., (Joseph and Ferdinand) hairdressing
saloon, 50 Fourth
Sand Ferdinand, (Sand Bros.) dwl 632 Jessie
Sand Joseph, (Sand Bros.) dwl 634 Jessie
Sand Max, salesman with August Koehler, dwl 718
Washington
Sauder Charles, brewer Lyon's Brewery, dwl 9
Hartman
Sander Jacob, fruits, 316 Sixth
Sander Peter, ex-deputv County Treasurer, dwl
316 Sixth
Sander Robert, apothecary and chemist, dwl NE cor
Broadway and Larkin
Sanders Adolph, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Sanders Amos A., dancing academy, SE cor New
Montgomery and Minna, dwl 408 Minna
Sanders Arnold, boots and shoes. 534 Jackson, dwl
625 Post
Sanders Antonio, dwl E s Drumm bet Jackson and
Oregon
Sanders Duke, physician, office and dwl 1028 Dup
Sanders George, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Sanders George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Sanders George H, (Wright & S.) dwl 1019 Hyde
Sanders Henry, (Sanders fy Bofinge.r) dwl 421 Miss
Sanders James, (Sanders fy 'Duffy) dwl 501 O'-
Farrell
Sanders John, upholsterer with J. A. Shaber & Co.,
dwl 526 Linden
SANDERS JOHN P., proprietor Sanders Hotel,
SW cor Battery and Vallejo
Sanders Solomon A., jeweler with Hubash & Kutz,
dwl 625 Post
Sanders &. Bofinger, (Henry Sanders and Jacob
Bofnger) coppersmiths, 421 Mission
Sanders & Duffy, (James Sanders and Terrence
Duffy) upholsterers, 501 O'Farrell
Sanderson A., clerk, dwl 30 Post
Sanderson Charles F., merchant, dwl 610 Howard
Sanderson Edward H., (Sanderson & Bro.) dwl E
8 Vermont nr Twenty-fourth
Sanders. .71 Frederick W., with C. W. Howe, dwl
306 'Sutter
Sanderson George, dwl E s Steiner nr Pacific
Sanderson George H., (Jones & Co.) dwl 411 Sixth
Sanderson George R., (Sanderson & Gorie) dwl
411 Sixth
Sanderson George T., lumber surveyor, dwl E s
Steiner nr Pacific
Sanderson James, clerk with A. L. Bancroft <fe Co.,
dwl 528 Sixth
Sanderson James J., clerk with Keane, O'Connor
& Co., dwl 10081 Market
Sanderson J. H, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Sanderson Lemuel A., (Sanderson, df Horn) dwl
1310 Powell
Sanderson Luther C-, salesman, 310 Battery
Sanderson Samuel, lumberman with A. M. Simp-
son, dwl Tehama bet First and Second
Sanderson Samuel A., (Sanderson & Bro.) dwl E s
Vermont nr Twenty- fourth
Sanderson William N., (colored) hairdresser with
Burns & Bro., dwl 16 Scott Place
SANDERSON & BRO., (Edward H and Samuel
A. Sanderson) importers, and wholesale crock-
ery, glassware, etc., 310 and 312 Battery
Sandersou & Gorie, (George R. Sanderson and
James Gorie) wood and coal, cor Turk and
Market, office 443 California
SANDERSON & HORN, (Lemuel A. Sanderson
and Thomas L. Horn) importers and jobbers
cigars and tobacco, 413 Front
Sandilands James, bookkeeper, 111 Pine, dwl 706
Mason
Saudisou John A., molder Golden State Iron Work6,
dwl 263 Third
Sandman John G., captain brig Olga, H. K. & Co.,
312 Sansom
Sandol Frank, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Sands Anthony, rigger, dwl E s Boardmau Place nr
Brannan
Sands Felix, (Sands $ Wissing) dwl 307 Seventh
Sands Gustav, seaman schooner H. L. Tiernan, 27
Market
Sands Jacob, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Sands John, grimier and polisher, 36 Fremont, dwl
753 Mission, rear
Sands John, hempworker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Sierra nr Arkansas
Sands John R., master mariner, dwl 1313 Larkin
Sands Thomas, painter, dwl 23j Minna
Sands & Wissing, ( Felix Sands and ' F. Jacob Wis-
sing) wood and coal, 1056 Folsom
Sandstrom Adolph, bootmaker with Morris Fishel,
dwl 1018 Clay
Sandslmm Charles, tailor, dwl 1018 Clay
Sandstrom John, blacksmith with Calvin Nutting &c
Son, dwl 52 Minna
Sandstrom John, silversmith with Schultz, Fisher &
Mohrig, dwl 52 Minna
SANDWICH ISLANDS STEAMSHIP LAND-
ING, Mission Street Wharf
Saue Richard, laborer with R. &J. Morton, dwl
80 Stevenson
Sanford A. J., laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 132 Fifth
Sanford Charles, stevedore, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Sanford Isaac, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Sanford Jennie Mrs., saleswoman, 116 Montgomery,
dwl 706 California
Sanford J. L., real estate, office 420 Montgomery,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sanford J. L., watchman Custom House
Sanford Ransom A., (Crane «$• Brigham) dwl 913
Howard
Sanford William S., carpenter, dwl 638 Jessie
Sanger Milton, storekeeper with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 1 1 Freelon
Sanger Nelson H., carriagemaker with Audreseu
Bros., dwl Niantic Hotel
Sanguetti Antonio, dwl Garibaldi House
Sanguinetti Andrew, fruits, 811 Pacific
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SOHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albams.
SAN FRANCISCO " § " DIRECTORY
575
Sangninetti Joseph, fruits, dwl 442 Union
Sangninetti Leon, laborer with Laurentz Ladner,
dwl UI5Dupont
SANITARIUM BATHS, Driscoll & Hageu pro-
prietoi 8, 2210 Powell
Sankey Charles A., bookkeeper with Meeker, James
&' Co., dwl 30 Moss
Sankey Jeremiah, painter S. P. R. R.
Sankey M. J. Mrs, teacher LincolnGrammar School,
dwl 30 Moss
Sankev Samuel, attorney at law, dwl 1120 Mission
SANSOM STREET BONDED WAREHOUSE,
John O. Strauch proprietor, 815-819 Sausom
Sansot Francis, bootmaker with Adam Kohler, dwl
202 Mission
Sansuparia Anthony, sawdust vendor, dwl 54
Tehama
SANTA CRUZ AND LOWER COAST STEAM-
ERS, Goodall & Nelson agents, office NE cor
East and Clay
Santa Cruz Island Co., sheep raising, office 137
Montgomery
SANTA CRUZ TANNING CO., Gray, Jones &
Co. agents, 418 Battery
Santa Gertrudes Land Association, (Los Angeles)
office 338 Montgomery
Santa Rosa Coal Mining Co., office 540 Clay
Santana George, waiter N. P. Trans. Co. '8 S. S.
Idaho
Santelli Antonio, waiter Campi's Restaurant, 510
Clay
Sautier Evangelise, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Santier Onesime, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Santif Joseph, laborer with Charles Sutton Jr., 34
California
Santif Nicholas, (Santif & AtwoodJ dwl SW cor
Twenty-second and Folsom
Santif & Atwood, (Nicholas Santif and George
AtirooclJ groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
second and Folsom
Santini John, grocer, dwl 844 Folsom
Santos George, clerk with Dr. B. F. Josselyn, dwl
910 Clay
Santos Joseph , deckhand steamer Antelope
Santos William, laborer, dwl 24 Commercial
Santry Andrew, laborer with De Vries & Chase
Santry Daniel, saddler with John O'Kane, dwl
107^ Freelon
Santry Michael, laborer with De Vries & Chase
Saphton John, machinist, dwl 15 Tehama
Sapin Charles G., druggist with W. K. Doherty,
dwl 812 Jackson
Saras Ann, (widow) laundress, dwl Ss Berry nr
Third
Sarcauder J. F., local editor S. F. Abend Post, dwl
250 Fourth
Sargent Bailey, real estate, office 116 Leidesdorff
Sargent Edrick, clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 435 Second
Sargent, Edward D., barkeeper with George Hesse,
dwl 845 Dupont
Sargent George W., clerk with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 435 Second
Sargent Henry H., boxmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl 21 Stevenson
Sargent, Joshua C, U. S. District officer, dwl 435
Second
Sargent Rebecca, (widow) dwl Trinity nr Sutter
SARGENT TIMOTHY, proprietor American Ex-
change Hotel, 319-325 Sansom, dwl 1602 Taylor
Sargent's Building, 131 Montgomery
Sarle Benonia, patternmaker Miners' Foundry, dwl
9 Oak Avenue
Sarle Richard A., carpenter and contractor, dwl 12
Park Avenue
Sarlow Frederick, seaman, dwl 531 East
Sarowsky Frederick, clerk, dwl 24 Hunt
Sarrad Patrick, clerk with Etienne Gauthier,dwl 11
Hartman
Sarret Matthieu, restaurant, 707 Pacific
Sarrington Samuel, (colored) steward, dwl 823 Wash
Sarront Emile, cook. 617 Sacramento, dwl 917 Clay
Sarsfield Cornelius, painter, dwl 345 Tehama
Sarsfield James, lnundryman S. F. Laundry Asso-
siatiou. dwl N\V cor Fillmore and Turk
Sarsfield Michael, tailor, dwl 118 Bernard
Sarscen Edward, cook, dwl 812 Third
Sarsced Nicholas, restaurant, 812 Third
Sartor Antonio, (Sartor Brothers) dwl W s Havens
Place
Sartor Brothers, (Antonio and Joseph) wines and
liquors, 1010 Dupont
Sartor Joseph, (Sartor Brothers J dwl 72? Vallejo
Sartori Lome C, captain U. S. Navy, office U. S.
Naval Rendezvous, Government House, dwl
Lick House
Sartorius George, machinist with H. A. Deming,
dwl 115 Stockton
Sartzhon John, milkman, dwl Lombard nr Octavia
SasiaJ., professor classics St. Ignatius College
Sass Benjamin, hostler with E. Miller, dwl 552
Bryant
Sass Christian, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Battery
and Commerce
Sass Marcus, groceries and liquors, 311 Seventh
Satchwell John, cooper with Lynn & Co., dwl N s
Minna bet Tenth and Eleventh
Sather Peder, (Sathn- & Co.) res Oakland
SATHER & CO., (Peder Sather J bankers, NE cor
Montgomery and Commercial
SATHER'S BUILDING, NE cor Mont and Com
Satinet John J., piledriver with E. C.Boobar & Co.
Satterlee George A., office 41 Montgomery Block,
dwl SE cor Washington and Van Ness Av
SATTERLEE JOHN, attorney - at - law, office 41
Montgomery Block, dwl SE cor Washington
and Van Ness Av
Satterlee William, special agent Widow and Orphan
Fund Life Ins. Co., dwl 1617 Jackson
Saucedo A. J. Mrs., dwl 951 Mission
SAUCELITO LAND AND DRY DOCK CO.,office
8 Stevenson's Building
SAUCELITO LAND AND FERRY CO., office 8
Stevenson's Building
Sancelito Water Co., office 4 Stevenson's Building
Saul Edmund, (Saul # Co. J dwl 18 Anna Lane
Saul George, (Haselhach & S.J dwl 206 Stenart
Saul & Co., {Edmund Saul) carriage and wagon
makers, 7 and 9 Powell
Saulmann August J., ( Saulmann & Laucnsiein)
dwl 835 Post
SAULMANN & LAUENSTEIN, (August J. Saul-
mann and Frederick L. Laucnstein) coffee sa-
loon, restaurant and confectionery, and agents
Caviar and Westphalia bams, 520 California
Saulnier John, (John Saulnier Jj- Go.) res Bor-
deaux. France
SAULNIER JOHN & CO., (P. Lad arctic fim^ori-
ers French wines and liquors, 406 Battery
Saulsbury Edmund J., special policeman, dwl cor
Geary and Brook
Saulsbury — See Salisbury
Saulter Simon P., millwright, dwl 435 Pine
Saunders Alfred D., mining, dwl 453 Bryant
Saunders Charles M.,carriagetrimmer, dwl 1 3 Third
Saunders Charles W., engineer with H. C. tin Ison
&. Co,, dwl W s Stock bet Francisco and Ray
Saunders Elizabeth Mrs., actress California Theater
dwl 606 Pine
Saunders George, laborer, dwl 503 Washington
Saunders George H., compositor, dwl 1009 Taylor
Saunder Honora, adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl SE
cor Second and Howard
Saunders J. Douglass, notary public, and commis-
sioner deeds, office 4J8 Montgomery, dwl 907
Geary
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Full Assortment of Pipes and Stems.
U'or Photographic or Stereoscopic views examine WATKINS', opp. Lick House entrance, j
576
SAN FRANCISCO [S] DIRECTORY.
SAUNDERS JOHN IT., attorney at law, office 509
Kearny, dwl 32 Fourth
Saunders Samuel, lumberman, dwl 75 Clementina
Saunders Thomas, warehouseman Gibbs' U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, dwl 150 Clara
Saunders William O., (colored) porter, dwl 1104
Pacific
Saunders— See Sanders
Saura Jose A. de, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Sauter William, malster with Joseph Schwarz &
Co., dwl NE cor Powell and Chestnut
Sauvain August, bookkeeper with Ami Vignier, dwl
720 California
Savage George, driver with Bowen Brothers, dwl
1139 Sutler
Savage Granville, driver with Bowen Brothers, dwl
1139 Sutter
Savaue Henry, carpenter, dwl 24 Lewis
Savage Henry, gasfitter with J. H. O'Brien & Co.
Savage Henry, jeweler with David W. Laird, dwl
SW cor Eleventh and Mission
Savage John, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Savage John, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz, dwl 267
Clara
Savage M. E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 510 Jessie
SAVAGE MINING CO., E. B. Holmes secretary,
office SW cor California and Sausom
Savage Patrick, laborer, bds 127 Folsom
Savage Richard, (Savage & Son) dwl 403 Bryant
Savage Richard, porter Union Warehouse, dwl N s
Filbert bet Kearny and Montgomery
Savage Richard H.. (Savage &? Sou) dwl 403 Bryant
Savage Thomas, cartman, 11 Taylor, dwl 606 Na-
toma, rear
Bavage Thomas M., farmer, dwl W s Lyon bet
Page and Oak
Savage William, bookpeddler, dwl 434 Stevenson
Savage William C, salesman with Bowen Bros.,
dwl 1139 Sutter
SAVAGE & SON, ( Richard and Richard H. Sav-
age) proprietors Empire Foundry, 145 Beale
and 2'iO Howard
Savary Michael, laborer, dwl NE cor De Haro and
Sixteenth
Save Anton S., cellarman with I. Landsberger &
Co., dwl 317 Bush
Saveron Etienne, butcher Miner's Restaurant, dwl
1213Dnpont
Saveur Enri, dwl 824 Washington
SAVINGS & LOAN SOCIETY, (Bank) E. W.
Burr president, 615-621 Clay
Savory Kate, (widow) dwl 38 Eddy
Sawatzky Thomas, upholsterer, dwl Lilly nr Gongh
Sawin George W., (George W. Sawin & Co.) dwl
608 Broadway
Sawin George W. & Co., (Thomas W. Bradley)
wood and coal, 608 Broadway
Sawin M. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 319 Bush
SAWTELLE C. G., Major U. S. A., office 703
Market
Sawtelle David, bookkeeper, 421 Pine, dwl 12 Ber-
nard
Sawtelle Henry A. Rev., pastor Union Square Bap-
tist Church, dwl 810 Taylor
Sawyer A. B. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, dwl 776 Bryant
Sawyer Albert F., physician, office 23 Geary, dwl
302 Stockton J
Sawyer Charles, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Sawyer Charles H., (Haight. Temple 8? S.) attor-
ney at law, office 320 California, dwl 431 Second
Sawyer Charles H., foreman with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl cor Hickory and Laguua
Sawyer Charles L., roofer, office 638 Market
Sawyer E. A. Mrs., (widow) furnished rooms, 23
Kearny
Sawyer E. D., (Sawyer & Ball) dwl 819 Bush
Sawyer Ethan A., carpenter, dwl 11 Kearny
Sawyer George, operator Western Union Tele-
graph, dwl 10| Howard Court
Sawyer Forrest, bajzgagemaster S. P. R. R.
SAWYER FREDERICK A., attorney at law, dwl
Pacific Club Rooms
Sawyer Jesse L., painter with Hopps & Sons, dwl
766 Bryant
Sawyer John, laborer, dwl S s Harrison bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Sawyer John H., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl
73 Shipley
SAWYER LORENZO, judge U. S. Circuit Court,
chambers 3 and 4 U. S. Court Building, dwl
734 Sutter
SAWYER LORENZO S. B., clerk and commis-
sioner U. S. Circuit Court, office 1 U. S. Court
Building, dwl 734 Sutter
Sawver Louis W., tinsmith, dwl W s Howard nr
Twenty fifth
Sawyer Milton G., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 116
Prospect Place
Sawyer Nathaniel G., abstract and register clerk
Custom House, dwl 737 Pine
SAWYER OTIS V, real estate agent, office 16
Stevenson's Building, dwl SW cor Sacramento
and Hyde
Sawyer Patrick, fireman, dwl 426 Shotwell, rear
Sawyer Samuel, engineer S. P. R. R.
Sawyer Samuel T., lather, dwl 442 Minna
Sawyer Simeon, wines and liquors, NW cor Fulton
and Devisadero
Sawyer Simon, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Sawyer Thomas, corporation yardkeeper S.F.F.D.,
dwl 935 Mission
Sawyer Woodbury D., attorney at law, office 622
Clav
SAWYER & BALL, (E. D. Sawyer and A. Ever-
ett Ball) attorneys at law, office 419 California
Saxe Rebecca, (widow) furnished rooms, 137 Third
Saxtou David, varnisher, dwl 6 Tyson Place
Saxton John, marblecutter, dwl 2 Boyd
Saxton Terry, laborer, dwl 13 Belden
Saxtorph Axel, drayman with Higgins &. Collins,
dwl W s Spear nr Mission
Sayers Edward, laborer, dwl 254 Beale
Savers John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 304 Beale
Sayers William F., clerk with Haight, Temple &
Sawyer, dwl 108 Minna
SAYRE"JOHN IT., homestead secretary, office 8
Stevenson's Building, dwl cor Pine and Powell
Sayre Reuben R., dwl 520 Folsom
Sayres Charles, machinist, dwl Irving House
Say res Charles, photographer, dwl 536 Mission
Sayres John, photographer, dwl 530 Mission
Sayres Philip, wheelwright, dwl Bdwy nr Powell
Sayward W. T., (Sayward & Fonda) dwl 1226
Stockton
Sayward & Fonda, (W. T. Sayward and Alfred
Fonda) lime depot, 119 Commercial
Saywell Thomas, gardener. Chestnut bet Mason
and Powell
Sbarboro Audrea, (B. Sbarboro & Bro.) dwl 1525
Mason
SBARBORO B. &. BROTHER, (Andrea Sbar-
boro) wholesale and retail groceries, provisions
and liquors, 531 Washington
Sbarboro Bartholomew, (B. Sbarboro & Bro.) dwl
7 16 Mission
Sbarboro Giovanni B., oyster and chop house, 432
California, dwl 3 Clay Avenue
Sbarboro Jeremiah, cabinetmaker with W. J. T.
Palmer & Co., dwl cor Broadway and Mont
Sbarboro John B., carpenter, dwl 530 Stevenson
Scales Amanda M., (widow) dwl 240 Fremont
Scales W. H., messenger surveyor's office Custom
House, dwl 240 Fremont
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO ' {§ " DIRECTORY
577
Scalmanini Charles, dwl 909 Filbert
Scammon Charles ML, captain revenue service, dwl
721 Ellis
Scammon Jefferson H., carbuilder with Casebolt &
Kerr, dwl 505 Seventh
Scandinavian Society, Christian Christiansen presi-
dent, A. T. Hartzell secretary, rooms 320 Sau
Scane Abraliam, planer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl Fulton nr Laguna
Scanlan John, bootmaker and boots and shoes, 338
Fourth
Scanlan John, butcher, dwl NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Scanlan Michael, helper with McAfee, SpiersA Co.,
dwl 304 Beale
Scanlan Michael, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl 450 Fourth
Scanlan Michael J., patternmaker with John M.
Stockman, dwl 520 Mission
Scanlan Morgan J., barkeeper, dwl 566 Mission
Scanlan Morris, civil engineer, dwl 156 Jessie
Scanlan William, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
903 Battery
Scanlin Daniel, tailor with John Cooper, dwl 825
Folsom
Scanlin Francis, (Fra7icis Scanlin dbCo. and Scan-
lin 4' Doscher) dwl 907 Jones
Scanlin Francis & Co., (FrederickBruns) groceries
and liquors, NE cor Jackson and Davis
Scanlin Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 125
Perry
Scnnlin & Doscher, (Francis Scanlin and Henry
Doscher) groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush
and Jones
Scanlou Patrick, coachman with H. H. Toland, dwl
924 Stockton
Scannell Charles, macliinehand with Cole & Has-
kell, dwl 778 Harrison
Scannell Cornelius, clerk U.S. medical director, 703
Market, dwl 617 McAllister
SCANNELL DAVID, chief engineer S.F.F.D.,
office 23 Kearny, dwl 412 Bush
Scannell Eugene, plasterer, dwl 108 WTilliam, rear
Scannell James, laborer, dwl 227 Perry
Scarborough John, (colored) barkeeper with John
T. Callender, 5 Broadway
Scarry John, carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-second
bet Mission and Bartlett
Scebig Louis, seaman barque Samoset, pier 11 Steu
Scellier Louis, (Kaindler, 8., Lelievre & Co.) dwl
116 Francisco
Scerri Vittorio, (Scerri 8? Rosso) dwl cor Douglas
and Seventeenth
Scerri & Rossa, ( Vittorio Scerri and Edouart Ros-
so) milkranch,cor Douglass and Seventeenth
Schaadt Peter, farmer, dwl N s Seventeenth bet
Dolores and Church
Schaaf J. H., bootmaker, 671 Howard
Schaake Ferdinand, barkeeper, dwl 236 Sutter
Schaap Charles A., pressman with Women's Co-
operative Union, dwl 3 Central Place
Schaar Adolph, upholsterer, 1149 Folsom, dwl 11
Cleave land
Schad Richard, (A.Mor^enstern&Co.)dvf\ 3 Haggin
Schad William, dwl 645 Washington
Schadde William, cooper with John H. Schuman,
dwl 645 Minna
Schade August, shoemaker, Valencia nr Sixteenth
Scbade Herman, carpenter, dwl 589 Market
Schade Rodolph, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Schaefer Charles G., painter with Wilson&Moulton,
dwl 1812 Mason
Schaefer Conrad, miller, dwl Meyer's Hotel
Schaefer Henry, cook with Henry Bocken, dwl NW
cor Pacific and Kearny
Schaefer Mary, (widow) dwl 19 Silver
Schaefler Cari, fiingemaker with William England-
er, dwl 955 Howard
Schaeffner Andrew, dwl N s Montgomery Place
Schaer John, woodworker with II. M. Black &Co,,
dwl Bush bet Webster and Fillmore
Schaertzer John A., driver with Schroth & Wester-
feld, dwl 28 Haigbt
Schafer Battel, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
123 Tehama
Schafer Benjamin, cook, 538 Market
Schafer Caesar, clerk with Morris, Speyer & Co.,
dwl 713 Filbert
Schafer Casper, tailor with Louis Dannheimer, dwl
803 Montgomery
Schafer Charles, bookkeeper with L. Fromm, dwl
955 Howard
Schafer Charles, inspector cars S.P.R.R.
Schafer Charles, laborer, dwl 228 Mission
Schafer Charlotte Mrs., midwife, 934 Kearny
Schafer George, farmer, dwl 721 i Howard
Schafer George, laborer South Park Malt House,
dwl 60S Brannan, rear
Schafer George F., tailor, dwl 3 Belden
Schafer Henry, carpenter, dwl 503 O'Farrell
Schafer Henry, laborer with John Schafer
Schafer Henry P., porkpacker, dwl WsShotwell
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Schafer Henry W., blacksmith withNelson&Doble,
dwl 31 Everett
Schafer Herman II., ( Schafer & Co. and J. F. \
H. H. Schafer J dwl 710 Hvde
SCHAFER J. P. & H. H.,' manufacturers beds
and bedding and importers pulu, 312 Pine
Schafer John, milkranch Ocean House Road, dwl
934 Kearny
Schafer John P., (Schafer & Co. and J. F. 8f H.
H. Schafer) res New York
Schafer Michael, blacksmith with Nelson & Doble,
dwl 34 Everett
Schafer Paul, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Schafer Pedi. laborer with John Schafer
Schafer Peter, brewer Philadelphia Brewerv, dwl
228 Second
Schafer Philip, cabinetmaker with George B. May
& Co., dwl 236 Sutter
SCHAFER &. CO., (John F. and Herman H.
Schafer) manufacturers and importers cloth-
ing, SE cor Pine and Battery
Schafer — See Schaefer and Shafer
Schaffer Charles II., auctioneer with Mrs. Elizabeth
Cannavan, dwl 533 Commercial
Schaffer Conrad, doormaker with B. & J. S. Doe,
dwl 223 Perry
Schaffer Frederick, laborer, dwl 1220 Market
Schaffer John G., clerk, dwl Ns Twenty-fourth bet
Howard and Shotwell
Scbaffner Hermann, paperruler with Andrew J.
Leary, res Oakland
Schaffrey Charles, barkeeper with Conrad Sorensen,
dwl 338 Bush
Schafle Herman, cook Mint Saloon, dwl cor Kear-
ny aud Vallejo
Schaidt, Jacob, cigarmaker with H. Plagemann &
Co., dwl W s Polk bet Turk and Tyler
Schallich Louis, carpenter, dwl E 8 Cook nr Point
Lobos Road
Schamber Henry, cook, 431 Pine
Schammel Henry, vinegar manufacturer, dwl 1820
Powell
Schanke Ludwig, patternmaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 24 Minna
Schander Adolph, clerk Examiner office, dwl 314
Post
Schander Rachel, (widow) dwl 2114 Jones
Schantz Jacob, porter with L. & M. Sachs, dwl Ss
Tyler nr Buchanan
Schanz Otto, barkeeper, 337 Bush
Scharf Frank, cabinetmaker with N. G. Norden,
dwl 731 Brannan
Schartf John, cook What Cheer House
Scharlich Thomas, carpenter with John M. Stock-
man, dwl 636 Broadway
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
37
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
578
SAN FRANCISCO [ S ] DIRECTORY
Scharmann George, boots and shoes, 1432 Stockton
Scharowsky Albert, Bhipcarpenter. dwl 810 Wash
Scharowsky Nathalie Mrs., dressmaker, 810 Wash-
ingten
Scbarpp Gottlob, bottler with Eberbart & Lacli-
maii, dwl 431 Clementina
Scbarrenberg Carl, seaman bark Mary Glover, pier
10 Steuart
Schartan Benjamin, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Scbatli Anthony, Btrawworker Pacific Straw Works.
dwl 31 Ellis
Schatfa John, framemaker Pacific Straw Works,
dwl 31 Ellis
Schatz Albert C. R., bookkeeper with F. H. Rosen-
liaum & Co., res Alameda
Schaub John, molder with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
SW cor Fourth and Bloxome
Schauer Carl C, master mariner, dwl 34 Welsh
SCHEDEL GEORGE, groceries, NE cor Jessie
and Ecker, dwl 34 Jessie
Scheeline Nathan, commission merchant, 210 Pine,
res Oakland
Scheerer Joseph, carpenter, 504 Post
Schefer John, carriagemaker with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 21 1 5 Perry
Scheffer Frederick, (William Kleeman & Co.) dwl
(i27 Commercial
Schemer C, engineer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Schemer R., dwl Ss Sixteenth nr Folsom
Schefler Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Scheggia Charles, paints and paperhangings, 1428
Stockton, (and Buessard & S.J dwl 15 Green
Scheggia Charles Mrs., dressmaker. 515 Green
Scheibner Frederick, furrier, dwl S s Sutter betDe-
visadero and Broderick
Scheidecker John, carpenter, dwl 1619 Dupont
Scheider Peter, tailor, dwl 515 Sacramento
Scheier Gabriel, furniture and crockery, 228 Sixth
Schemer Adolph, teamster Bavaria Brewery, dwl
NE cor Jackson and Stockton
Scheld Henry R., miller with Deniing, Palmer &
Co., dwl 125 Sacramento
Schelkle Lisa, (widow) dwl SE cor Kear and Com
Schell Theodore L., ( Woodicorth, S. $ (Jo.) dwl 20
Hawthorne
Schelle Joseph, bottler with Schwartz & Co., dwl
2102 Powell
Schellenberg Robert, cabinetmaker with Luchsinger
& Son, dwl 722 Minna
ehellenberger Andrew, tailor, dwl 1020 Kearny
Schelow Daniel, salesman, dwl 536 Mission
Schemit John J., cooper with S. P. Connor & Co.,
dwl 404 5 Geary
Schemmel Edward, bookkeeper French Savings &
Loan Society, dwl 331 Hayes
Schenck Allen D., lieutenant U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Schenck Elizabeth T., (widow) real estate, dwl W
s Chenery nr Thirtieth
Schenck G. Everett, real estate, dwl Pioneer Build-
ing
Schenck Henry F., cooper with Leopold Juzix, dwl
616 Battery
Schenck Louisa, (widow) dwl 1102 Pacific
Schenk Charles, tailor, dwl E s Reed Place nr
Green
Schenk Christian, diesinker and engraver, 508 Com-
mercial, dwl 275 Perry
Schenk Louis, cooper, with M. Fulda& Sons, dwl 226
Pacific
Schenk Robert, jeweler with William Baehr & Co.,
dwl Reeds Place nr Montgomery
Schenkel Julius, butcher, dwlNs Eleventh Avenue
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Schenkel Marv, midwife, dwl N s Eleventh Avenue
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Schenkel Peter, wholesale and retail butcher, 236
Third, dwl 732 Harrison
*S
Schenkelberger Francis, shoemaker, 305 Sutter, dwl
632 Post
Schenkle Frederika, (widow) dwl 256 Stevenson
Scheper Andrew, groceries and liquors, 734 Broad-
way
Scheper Carsten, clerk, dwl NE cor Bryant and
Beale
Scheper Charles, clerk with H. Cornahrens, NE
cor Sixth and Howard
Scheper John H, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Clay and Larkin
Scheper Johu H., liquor saloon, NE cor Beale and
Bryant
Scheper Joseph, liquors, SE cor Beale and Bryant
Scheper Martin, (Scheper & IvemeyerJ dwl 1*0 Na-
toma
SCHEPER & IVEMEYER, (Martin Scheper and
Henry IvemeyerJ New Manhattan Sample
rooms, 311 Battery
Scherbohm Harvey, laborer Cal. Pacific R. R. Co.'s
steamer Cornelia
Scherer Jacob, cook, dwl 13 Louisa
Scherer Leonard, actor California Theater, dwl 639
Broadway
Scherf Henry, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Scherf Henry, laborer writh Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Scherman Gustave, cabinetmaker with Audrew
Conrad
SCHERR FERDINAND, importer and jobber hops,
corks and brewers' materials, and agent Pioneer
Malt House. 511 Sacramento, dwl 828 Cal
Schettler Henrv, bootmaker with Henry Lucke,
dwl 6 St. Charles Place
Scheu Samuel, bookkeeper, 6 California Market,
dwl 803' Union
Scbeurenbrandt Albert, jeweler with Ebeliug &
Schussler, dwl 814 Montgomery
Scheurer Christian, tailor with Purdv & Litchfield,
dwl 147 Post
Schenring George, tailor, dwl 1817 Powell
Scheveinle Louis, tailor, dwl 14 Eddy
Soheyer Edward, harnessmaker with J. C. Johnson
& Co., dwl 719 Vallejo
Schick August, jeweler with William Baehr & Co.,
dwl N s O'Farrell bet Mason and Taylor
Schick John H, blower Pacific Glass Works, dwl S
s Mariposa nr Mississippi
Schick William, cabinetmaker, dwl S s Morton nr
Kearny
Sehiede'er 'Joseph, engineer, dwl 32 Rausch
Schiefer Theodore, porter with H. P. Wakelee,
dwl 117 Bush
Schieffer Christian EL, cutter with T. Curtis & Co.,
dwl 509 Mason
Schierhold John P., (Schierhold $■ Kruse Bros. J
res Alameda
Schierhold & Kruse Brothers, (John F. Schierhold,
and Martin and Ernest Kruse) manufacturers
cigars and importers leaf tobacco, 423 Sac
Schierloh Henry, malster Albany Brewery, dwl 75
Everett
Schierlund Gustaf, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Schiller Gerhard, driver with Schroth & Westerfeld,
228 Kearny
Schifi'er Hermann, .dyer, dwl 728 Market
Schiffman Siegfried, bookkeeper with Locan & Co.,
19 Montgomery
Schiller Albert, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Schiller Albert B.. cooper with Mausshardt & Hoel-
scher, dwl 1 Jasper Place
Schiller Charles F., woodcarver with Warren &
Kemp, dwl 118 Fourth
Schiller Francis, cooper with Leonhard & Bucking,
dwl 1 Jasper Place
Schillerhorne J., dwl Morton House
Schilling Adam, machinist with Frank A. Hunting-
ton, dwl Eighteenth nr Diamond
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO ' <§ " DIRECTORY
579
Schilling AnguBt, bookkeeper with J. A. Folger &
Co., dwl 216 Powell
Schilling Charles, waiter, dwl 11 Pacific
Schilling Charles, (S. F. Laundry Association, J
dwl E s Fillmore bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Schilling Clans, bookkeeper with G. Groezinger,
dwl 213 Mason
Schilling Diedrich, clerk with Ziel, Bertheau & Co.,
dwl 219 Stevenson
Schilling Henry, laundryman with S. F. Laundry
Association, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Schilling William, cooper with M. Fulda & Sons,
dwl 13 Tehama
Schillinger Frank, musician, dwl 530 Third
Schimmeifennig Frederics Mrs., dwl 8 Morey Alley
Schimp Delphiua V. Mrs., turnished rooms, 754
Washington
Schimp John W., special policeman, dwl 754 Wash
Schindler Caspar, carriagepainter, dwl 825 Kearny
Schindler John, stevedore, dwl 2 California, rear
Schindler W. F. R., (Huefner, Herzer # S.J dwl
1124 Market
Schindler William J. L., butcher, W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-second aud Twenty-third
Schintz J. Herman, corkscrew manufacturer, 10
Stevenson, dwl 59 Jessie
Schiring Henrv, cigars and tobacco, 423 East, dwl
209 Steuart,
Schirmeier Frederick, locksmith and bellhanger,
737 Mission
Schirmer George, porter, 221 California, dwl NE
cor Kearny and Broadway
Schirmer Robert, clerk with F. Kreshel, dwl 77
Fourth
Schirmer Robert, cook, 37 Pacific
Schisler Ernest, sprinkler, dwl 719 Vallejo
Schlamm J., (widow) dwl 46 Clara
Schlechtweg Charles, toys. 1436 Stockton
Schlechtweg William, clerk with Charles Schlecht-
weg, dwl 1436 Stockton
Schleef John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Second and Minna
Schlegel Henry, jeweler with L. Miller & Son, dwl
1 13 Oak
Schleicher Jacob, proprietor New England House,
205 Sansom
Schleiden Joseph F. , clerk with Alois Brandt, dwl
511 Filbert
Schleiden William, commission merchant and agent
Mexican and South American Line Packets,
office 504 Battery, dwl 1210 Kearny
Schleifer Francis, (Schleifer & Co.) dwl cor Bryant
and Rincon Place
SCHLEIFER & CO., (Francis Schleifer and
Francis Cutting) purifiers and refiners liquors,
N s Commerce nr Battery, office 429 Jackson
Schlesselmau John, (Meyer & S.) dwl NE cor
Turk and Fillmore
Schlev Daniel, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Schlieht E. A. G., tinman with M. Hofman, dwl
643 Post
Schlieht Elizabeth, midwife, dwl 614 Jones
Schlichter P. & Co., (Moses A. Wolfe and Moses
S. Rosenthal) drygoods, 52 Fourth
Schlichter Philip, (P. Schlichter & Co.) dwl 823
Mission
Schlichting August, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Schliemann Fr., baker, dwl 333 Bush
Schlintjheyde Bernard A., salesman City of Paris,
dwl 806 1 Geary
Schlingloff Ferdinand, jeweler with Koehler &
Ritter, 620 Merchant
Schliuk Thomas, (Dommick & Co.) dwl 27 Clem-
entina
Schlirch Martin, carpenter H. C. Leagae, 230
Kearny
Schlott Ernst, musician California Theater, dwl 432
Chestnut
Schluckebier Frederick, cellarman Bavaria Brew-
ery, dwl 620 Vallejo
Schlueter Edward, (Schlucter & Volberg) dwl 121
Silver
Schlueter Jacob, (Schlueter $ Co.) dwl 12 Perry
Schlucter John, machinist, dwl 310 Ritch
Schlueter & Co., (Hermann Harms) wood and coal,
526 and 528 Fourth
SCHLUETER & VOLBERG, (Edwin Schlueter
and. Charles C. Volbenr) carpets, oilcloths and
upholstery goods, 14 Third
Schlueter — See Shluter
Schlnschens Henrv A., porter, 201 California, dwl
1? Ritch
Schluter Claus H, ( Bravnschweiger & S.) dwl W
s Fourth nr Berry
Schluter Johan, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl 228 Hitch
Schluter John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Schluter John 11., (II. Duschcr & Co.) dwl 112
Tehama
Schluter — See Schlueter
Schmadeke Henry, porter, 317 Sacramento, dwl 713
Lombard
Schmadel Joseph, foreman Jackson Foundry, dwl
247 Stevenson
Schmaling Charles, captain schooner Amazon, dwl
1326 California
Schmalz Wolf, with H. Hymati, 625 Kearny, dwl
1032 Clay
Schmans Frank, bootmaker, NE cor Steiner aud
Filbert
Schmedes John J., groceries and liquors, 612 Jack-
son, dwl 510 Filbert
Schmeidel Anton, shoemaker with Richard Pahl,
dwl Tittel s Row
Schmid Frederick, restaurant, 52(1 and 522 Clay
Schmid William, laborers. F. Candle Co., dwl cor
Valencia and Fifteenth ^
Schmidt , Madame, Egyptiau aslrologist, 436
Jackson
Schmidt Adolph H. R., cleric German Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 834 Folsom
Schmidt Alexander, clerk with Henry Schmidt, dwl
34 Valparaiso
Schmidt Antone, cutter with Joseph Bros., dwl 2001
Powell
Schmidt Ch.. laborer Cal. Sngar Refinery, dwl cor
Eighth and Brannan
Schmidt Charles, bookkeeper with Ernest Essmann,
dwl 1026 Montgomery
Schmidt Charles, clerk, 313 Sacramento, dwl 834
Folsom
Schmidt Charles, hairdresser, S E cor Bush and
Polk
Schmidt Charles F., silversmith with Koehler &
Ritter, dwl 4 Medau Place
Schmidt Charles P., apothecary with H.W.Schmidt,
dwl 834 Folsom
Schmidt Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Schmidt Christian S., baker, dwl Seventh Av bet M
and N, South S. F.
Schmidt Christopher, hairdresser, dwl 25 Everett
Schmidt Christopher, steward Russ House, dwl -417
Sutter, rear
Schmidt Cornelia Miss, teacher Tyler St. Primary
School, dwl 22 Minna
Schmidt E., physician, office 509 Kearny, dwl 722
Harrison
Schmidt E. Mrs., dressmaker, 318± Third
Schmidt Emii, seaman bark Amethyst, Rincou
Wharf
Schmidt Ernest, musician, dwl 402 Green
Schmidt. Frederick, baker with E. A. Engclbeig,
dwl 418 Kearny
Schmidt Frederick," waiter, dwl 31 S \ Third
Schmidt George, seaman, bds Sailors' Home
Schmidt George M.. warehouseman with John O.
Strauch, dwl 639 Broadway
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
Views of any part ofthe Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance.
580 SAN FRANCISCO [ {§ " DIRECTORY.
Schmidt IT., musician, dwl 520 Union
Schmidt H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
Eighth bet Bryant and Brannan
Schmidt Heinrich, seaman, <lwl 37 Pacific
Schmidl Henry, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Wash-
ington and Kearny, and NW cor Washington
and Montgomery, dwl 39 O'FarreU
Schmidt Henry, musician, dwl 500 Union
Schmidt Henry, waiter, 40 California Market, dwl
222 Jessie
Schmidt Henry, waiter, 228 Kearny, dwl W s Third
bet Howard and Folsom
Schmidt Henry W., apothecary, SE cor Kearny and
Sacramento, dwl 834 Folsom
Schmidt Ignaz, (Schmidt & Fretz) dwl 104 Com
Schmidt John, cartman, dwl 626 Vallejo, rear
Schmidt John, farmhand, dwl 54 Sacramento
Schmidt John, laborer, dwl 1216 Dupout
Schmidt John, seaman, dwl 2b Sacramento
Schmidt John A., real estate, dwl 425 Ellis
Schmidt John C, cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Schmidt John W., carpenter, dwl 415^ Clementina
Schmidt Joseph, bookbinder with Althof & Bahls
Schmidt Joseph, musician, dwl 1025 Washington
Schmidt Joseph, packer with Bremer & Bio., dwl
1325 Dupont
Schmidt Joseph Mrs., faueygoods, 1325 Dupont
Schmidt Louis, (San Francisco Musical Institute)
dwl 109 O'FarreU
Schmidt Louis, porter Olympic Lodging House, dwl
1118 Kearny
Schmidt Mary Mrs., midwife, dwl 2 Central Place
Schmidt Philip, (Schvudt & Thompson) dwl 615
Geary
Schmidt P. R., (Eisen & S.) dwl cor Hayes and
Octavia
Schmidt Valentine, clerk with H. P. Wakelee, dwl
70S post
Schmidt Wilhehn, (Schmidt §- Tobbenboske) dwl
319 Stockton*
Schmidt William, billardtablemaker with P. Liesen-
feld, dwl 118 Ellis
Schmidt William, liquor saloon, 757 Mission
Schmidt William, varnisher with Cur. Schreiber&
Co., dwl 17 Pacific
Schmidt William, waiter What Cheer House
Schmidt William G.,(Hug & S.) dwl 415 Pine
Schmidt & Fretz, (Ignaz Sclnnidt and Franz II.
Fretz) pickle factory, 104 and 106 Commercial
Schmidt & Thompson, (Philip Schmidt and Wil-
liam Thompson J wood and coal, 634 Geary
Schmidt & Tobbenboske, (Wilhehn Schmidt arid
Hermann Tobbenboske) liquor saloon, SW cor
Second and Market
Schmidt — See Schmitt and Smith
SC11MIEOELL HENRY, stockbroker, office SW
cor California and Sansoni, dwl N e Bryant bet
Sixth and. Seventh
Schmieden Joseph, molder with J. G. lis, dwl 247
Stevenson
Schmit , carringemaker, dwl 20 Page
Schmit Henry, musician, dwl 420 Green
Schmit Hermann, baker with C. Barker, dwl 98
Folsom
Schmit John, tailor, dwl 16 Sonora
Scbmitch Charles, dwl 78 Clementina
Schmits William, wholesale confectioner, 916 Mont
Schmitt Anna Miss, beer saloon, 222 Kearny
Schmitt August, porter, 115 Battery, dwl 710 Bush
SCHMITT B. L., stockbroker and diamond dealer,
437 California, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Charles, merchant, dwl 1509 Stockton
Schmitt Charles A., clerk, 115 Bush, dwl 1016 Pow
Schmitt Conrad, cook with William Balke, dwl
SW cor Battery and Green
Schmitt Frances A., hairdresser, 808 Clay, dwl 409
Dupont
Schmitt George, porter with Weil & Co., dwl 209
Dupont
Schmitt Henry, bootblacking, 34 Kearny, dwl 634
Mission
Schmitt Henry, clerk, 437 California, dwl 1016
Powell
Schmitt Jacob, bookkeeper with Eberhart, & Lach-
man, dwl 6 St. Mary Place
Schmitt Jacob, clerk with Charles Mayer, dwl 553|
Stevenson
Schmitt Joseph, dwl 735 Union
SCHMITT JOSEPH L., stock and exchange broker
and diamond dealer, 437 Cal, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Maurice, bookkeeper, 141 Montgomery, dwl
1016 Powell
Schmitt Oliver, stevedore, dwl Flint Alley nr Batt
Schmitt William, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Schinitt— See Schmidt and Smith
Schmitz Ambrose, cashier Commercial Flouring
Mills, dwl NE cor California and Mason
Schmitz Frank, vvoodearver with Krageu &, Geish-
aker, dwl 724 Union
Schmitz John P., wholesale and retail liquors, 1032
Market, dwl 14 Mason
Schmitz Joseph L., musician, dwl E s Mason bet
California and Sacramento
Schmitz YV., dwl 713 O'FarreU
Sch moll Henry, tailor, dwl 1325 Kearny
Schmolz Adolphus, assay er S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works, dwl 969 Union
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, mathematical instrument-
maker, 420 Montgomery, dwl 24 O'FarreU
Schnabel Ernest, (Schramm & S.) dwl 351 Clem
Schnaittacher Charles J., bookkeeper, 108 Bush,
dwl 502 Bush
Schnauer Charles, captain schooner Ida Florence,
1 Market
Schneickert Henry, mechanic Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Schneider Adolph, upholsterer with Goodwin &
Co., dwl 31 1 Sutter
Schneider Alois, gunsmith, 650 Washington
Schneider Andrew, cigarmaker with C. C. Diez, dwl
247 Fourth
Schneider August, groceries and liquors, 1016
Kearny
Schneider August, willowworker with B. Feigen-
baum, dwl Columbia bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Schneider Bernard, carriagesmith with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 246 Jessie
Schneider Carl, mineralogist, dwl 80 Clementina
Schneider Charles, (Schneider & Ditmar) dwl Hel-
vetia Hotel
Schneider Edward W., clerk with Wooster & Shat-
tuck, dwl 505 O'FarreU
Schneider Emil (Bchnemann $? Co.) dwl SW cor
Taylor and O'FarreU
Schueider Frank, with D. Taylor, SW cor Dolores
and Seventeenth
Schneider George, waiter, 607 Sacramento, dwl 637
Broadway
Schneider Gottleib, bootmaker, 202 Mission
Schneider Gustave, Esperance Restaurant, 647 Com-
mercial, dwl 645 Commercial
Schneider Henry, clerk with Gustave Hueter, dwl
cor Filbert and Powell
Schneider Henry, hairdresser with Hock & Praizo
Schneider Herman, market, 533 Turk, dwl E s Polk
bet Tyler and Turk
Schneider J., wagoumaker, dwl 246 Jessie
Schueider Jacob, bakery. S s Grove nr Franklin
Schneider Jacob, hairdresser with J. Streib & Bro.,
dwl S 8 Shipley bet Eighth and Ninth
Schneider J. Joseph, painter and paperhauger, dwl
1804 Mason
Schneider John, cigarmaker, dwl 801 Union
Schueider John, tailor with Green «fe Seiler, dwl
25 Morton
Schneider L., tailor, dwl 21 \\ Geary
Schneider Louis, carpenter, dwl 835 Broadway
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [ S ] DIRECTORY.
581
Schneider Martin, liarnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 236 Sutter
Schneider Max, waiter, 520 California
Scnneider Nicholas, clerk with Martin Detels, dwl
401 Main
Schneider Peter, watchman Bay Sugar Refinery,
dwl S s Union bet Sansom and Battery
Schneider William, compositor California Demo-
kr.it, dwl 1014 Clay
Schneider William, machinist with J. Weichhart, dwl
cor Dnpout and Harlan Place
Schneider William H.. gunsmith with N. Curry &
Bro, dwl 236 Sutter
SCHNEIDER & DITTMAR, (Charles Schneider
and Charles Dittmar ) proprietors Helvetia
Hotel, 431 Pine
Schneider — See Sneider and Snyder
Schueilv Joseph, (Gal/i & Co.) dwl 3 Washoe
Place
Schnell Joseph, lithographic printer with George
H. Baker, dwl 717' Stockton
Schnelle H., hairdresser, dwl 22 Turk
Schnetger Henry, clerk with Hermann Joost, dwl
1303 Montgomery
Schuetz Joseph, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Schneuer William, waiter, dwl 728 Market
Sclmibbe Chris, liquor saloon, 117 Beale
Schnieder Henry, dwl 17 Morey Alley
Schnit^er Martin, clerk wtih Henrv Lilienthal, dwl
SE cor Filbert and Hyde
Schnoor C. H., locksmith and bellhauger, 242 Sixth,
res Oakland
Schnoor Henry, (Harms & S.) dwl cor Shasta and
Michigan
Schnoor Thomas, hostler with Martin Mangels &
Co., dwl SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Schnoter Hinrich Philipp, hairdressiug saloon, 352
Fourth
Schnueker Andrew, carriage painter with Patrick
Ryan, dwl 637 Pacific
SCHNUTENHAUS BROTHERS, (Robert F. and
Leonard J proprietors Golden Gate Hotel, 728
Market
Schnutenhans Edmund, distiller, dwl 1115 Clay
Schnutenbaus Ernest, waiter with Deutsch & Co.,
614 Clay
Schnutenbaus Erne3t, (Otto Boye & Co J dwl 622
Clay
Sebnutenhaus Julius, capitalist, dwl 728 Market
Schnutenbaus Leonard, ( Schmttenhans Bros. J dwl
728 Market
Schnutenbaus Robert F., (Sch/mteuhavs Bros.)
dwl 728 Market
Schober Ernest, cabinetmaker, dwl 16 St. Mary
Plaoe
Schober Frederick, (Sefrin & S.) dwl Everett bet
Third and Fourth
Schober John, baker Union Bakery, dwl 1216 Pacific
Schocken Abraham L., salesman,' 329 Montgomery,
dwl 331 Montgomery
Schocklitsch Urban, shoemaker, 803 Jackson
Schodale John, laborer, dwl 532 Broadway
Schoder Joseph, salesman, 17 Front, dwl -135 Geary
Scboemaker Henry, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl cor Illinois and Shasta
Schoemann Otto, (J. A. Folger & Co.) dwl Frank's
Building, Brenham Place
Scboen John, hairdresser with John Stable, dwl 15
Harlan Place
Scboen John J., (Knell & S.) dwl 415 Grove
Scboen Paul, pianotuner with M. Gray, dwl 49
Natoma
Schoenan Henry, cellarman, 534 Market, dwl 141
Minna
Schoenberg David, butcher with Daniel Dodge, dwl
161 Stenart
Schoenburg Louis, liquor saloon, NW cor Drnmm
and Commercial, dwl 49 Sacramento
Scboenemann Joseph, oysterstand, 17 Occidental
Market
Scboenemann Otto, market, SE cor Stockton and
Lombard
Schoener Frederick, metalspinner, JO Stevenson
Schoenfeld Louis S., bookkeeper, 421 Sacramento,
dwl 251 Stevenson
Schoenfeld Max, bookkeeper, 209 Battery, dwl 729
OFarrell
Schoenfeld Solomon, clerk with Julius Levy &
Brother, dwl 736 Green
Schoenfeldt John, malster S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl
5 s Chestnut bet Mason and Powell
Schoenbolz Herman, clerk with A. S. Roseubaum
6 Co.
Schoenmakers Constant, builder and contractor, dwl
323 Chestnut
Schoenstein Ferdinand B., machinist, 5 Powell
Scboepf Ernest, jeweler with David W. Laird, dwl
639 Pacific
Scbofield Charles, (Schqfie1d& Whittle) dwl Mills
Place nr Dupout
Scbofield Charles L., laborer, dwl 30 Hunt
Scholield D. G., merchant, dwl E 8 Columbia nr
Twenty-fourth
Scbofield John M., major-general commanding Mil.
Div. Pacific, office 703 Market, dwl Grand Hotel
Scbofield R. D., barkeeper with Adam & Kibbe,
junction Geary and Market
Scbofield & Whittle, (Charles Schofcld and Jo-
seph Whittle) painters and grainers, 9 Mills
Place
Schokmann Henry, clerk with Meyer Kellner, dwl
53 Everett
Scholfield Anson S., machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
607 Sutter
Scholl C. D., dwl 208^ Seventh
Scholl Frank W. F., New York department Wells,
Fargo & Co., res Oakland
Scholl Michael, carpenter, dwl NW cor Mason and
Vallejo
Scholl O., student Heald's Business College, dwl
208 J Seventh
Seholle Abraham, (Srholle Brothers) res New York
Scholle Brothers, ( William, Jacob and Abraham)
grain dealers, office 5 Battery
Scholle Isaac, with Scholle Brothers, 5 Battery, dwl
642 Folsom
Scholle Jacob, (Scholle Brothers) res New York
Scholle William. (Scholle & Lankershim and Scholle
Bros.) dwl 612 Folsom
Scholle & Laukersbim, (William Scholle and, Isaac
hanker shim) proptrs Union Warehouse, NW
cor Union and Battery
Scholten Herman, carpenter and contractor, dwl 164
Clara
Schomborg John, drayman with Ernest Hoger, dwl
1312 Larkin, rear
Schomfield David, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz,
dwl 3118 O'Farrell
Schon Nelson G., stevedore Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., dwl 534 Folsom
Schonewald George, ( Frank Johnson & Co.) dwl
207 Kearny
Schonfeld Jacob, (M. Selig S? Co.) dwl 826 Mission
Scbonfeld Jonas, (Schonfeld & Bremer) 421 Sac-
ramento
Schonfeld <fe Bremer, (Jonas Schonfeld and Hei-
mann Bremer) importers cigars and tobacco,
421 Sacrameuto
Schonhals Jacob, jeweler, dwl 18 Sansom
Schonholz Siegmund, (Schonholz & Kohlberg) dwl
40 Sixth
Schonholz k Kohlberg. (Siegmund Schonholz and
Selig EJoldberg) fancy goods, 40 Sixth
Schonwald Albert, (Cohen <§■ S.) dwl 37 Jessie
Schonwald Francis, hairdresser, dwl 209 Eighth,
rear
Schonwald Otto, hairdresser, 127J Second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
582
SAN FRANCISCO [ S " DIRECTORY
Sclionwasser B. & Co., (Max Davis and S. Schon-
wasser) dry and fancy goods, 222 Kearny
Schonwasser Emile, clerk 10 Bat, dwl 339 Eddy
Schonwasser Samuel, ( B. Sckonwasser & Co.) dwl
339 Eddy
Schooumaker James W., salesman with William T.
Reynolds &, Co., dwl 1429 Pine
Sohoppe Edward, tanner with W. Bloom, dwl cor
Nineteenth and Foleom
SCHORD LOUIS G., wines and liquors, 531 Cali-
fornia, dwl 823 California
Schorsfa Mayer, ink manufacturer, 1429 Dupont
Schortemeier Henry H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor California and Prospect Place
Scboshusen Henry, batcher, dwl 409 Folsom, rear
Schoshnsen John, clerk with William Foge, dwl
NE cor Fourth and Stevenson
Bchott Charles, groceries and liquors, 713 Braunan
Schott Ernest, physician, dwl 432 Chestnut
Schottler Antone, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Montgomery and Vallejo
Schottler August, miller, dwl 333 Bush
Schottler Herman, cook 27 Kearny, dwl 23 Morton
Schottler Joseph F., butcher, dwl 205 Fourth
Schottler Rudolph, clerk with Antone Schottler, dwl
SE cor Montgomery and Vallejo
Schottler Stephen, bootblack, SE cor Battery and
Jackson, dwl 230 Montgomery
Schou Andrew H, carpenter, dwl E s Lundy Lane
nr Esmeralda, Bernal Hights
Schoyen William, laborer, dwl 1824 Powell
Schrader August, cabinetmaker with W. J. T. Pal-
mer & Co., dwl 310 Capp nr Twenty-first
Schrader August, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 113 Polk
Schrader Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fifth and Stevenson
Schrader Charles, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Schrader Hermann, carriagemaker, Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 257 Perry
Schrader Louis, tailor with Gustav Trautner, dwl
25 Martin
Schrafeldt Oscar, blacksmith P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
Golden Gate Hotel
Schragl Anthony, compositor with William S. Moss
& Co., dwl 736 Market
Schram Andrew, carpenter, dwl E s Church bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Schram Frederick, tailor with Jacob Jackson, dwl
824 Pacific
Schram James, clerk with L. J. Ewell, dwl 411
Sansom
Schramm Clans H., (Schramm & Schnabel) dwl
545 California
SCHRAMM & SCHNABEL, (Glaus H. Schramm
and Ernest SchnabelJ Fredericksburg Beer Sa-
loon, 545 California
Schranz Louis, bookkeeper, 22 Battery, dwl 450
Natotna
Schraubstadter William, musieian.dwl 1014 Stockton
Scbrauter Frederick, bootmaker, dwl 919 Pacific
Schrefield O., blacksmith, dwl 728 Market
Schreiber Charles, clerk with Jacob Schreiber, dwl
E 6 Capp bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Schreiber Christian & Co., (Jultn W. Meyer) man-
ufacturers furniture, etc., NE cor "Main and
Mission, warerooms 513 Market
Schreiber Christian, (Christian Schreiber & Co.)
dwl 919 Sacramento
Schreiber Christian, confectioner with Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, res Oakland
Schreiber Dietrich A. A., porter with James N. Mc-
Cune, dwl 637 Pacific
Schreiber Eveander, musician, dwl 830 Pacific
Schreiber Herman, butcher with Philip Stolz, dwl
127 Eleventh
Schreiber Herman, longshoreman, dwl 637 Pacific
Schreiber Iguaz, peddler, dwl 237 Fell
Schreiber Jacob, bedding and furniture, 520 Wash-
ington, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Schneider Jacob Jr.,bookkeeper with Cur. Schreiber
<fe Co., dwl cor Twenty-fourth and Capp
SCHREIBER JOHN, City Sample Rooms, NEcor
Third and Mission, dwl 61 Third
Schreiber J. R., tailor Alms House
Schreiber Loretson, musician, dwl 830 Pacific
Schreiber Louis, upholsterer with William H. Cum-
mings, res Oakland
Schreiber Philip, plumber with James K. Prior,
dwl Capp nr Twenty-fourth
Schreiber Simon, (Schreiber <fc Hoicell) res Sacra-
mento city
Schreiber William, barkeeper, dwl 316 Pine
SCHREIBER & HOWELL, (Simon Schreiber
and Josiah Hoicell) general agents Pacific Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., office 137 Montgomery
Scbreider Louis, dry goods, bds 25 Morton
Schreiner Emir, waiter, 324 Montgomery, dwl 108
Prospect Place
Schreiner Gustave, driver Bavaria Brewery, dwl
NE cor Jackson and Stockton
Schreiner Gustave, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Schreiner Hubert, musician, dwl W s Jones nr
Lombard
Schrick Lena Miss, actress, dwl 29* Third
Sch rider David, carpenter, dwl 1428 Dupont
Schriefer Brothers, (John C. and Richard) grocer-
ies and liquors, 155 Natoma
Schriefer Frederick, clerk with P. Levy, dwl SW
cor Jackson and Mason
Schriefer John C, (Schriefer Bros.) dwl 155 Nat
Schriefer Richard, (Schriefer Bros.) dwl 155 Na-
toma
Schroder Adrien, clerk with Henry Schroder & Co.,
dwl 1510 Dupont
Schroder Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Schroder Charles, employe California Theater, dwl
1 Minna
Schroder Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor
McAllister and Franklin
Schroder Charles, pantryman Russ House
Schroder Charles A., saloon, NW cor Powell and
Vanderwater, dwl 1819 Stockton
Schroder Christian, (Schroder & Bro.) dwl 314
Third
Schroder Edward F., bookkeeper London & S. F.
Bank, dwl 554 Minna
Schroder Ferdinand, liquordealer, dwl 1819 Stock
Schroder Frederick, groceries, cor Drumm and Sac-
ramento, dwl 1 Mary
Schroder Henry, (Henri/ Schroder <$• Co.) res Bor-
deaux, France
Schroder Henry, (Schroder $■ Albrecht) dwl 738
Minna
Schroder Henry ( Welbrock 8? S.) dwl NE cor
Davis and Commercial
Schroder Henry, elerk with C. Hartniaun, dwl 400
Brannan
SCHRODER HENRY & CO., ( Bernard Bert and
Eugene Thomas) importers French wines and
liquors, and agents Bordeaux Board Underwrit-
ers, 811 Montgomery
Schroder Jodocos, milkman, dwl 2 Vorraith Place
Schroder J., laborer, dwl E s Chesley nr Harrison
Schroder John, (Schroder & Bro.) dwl W s Valen-
cia bet Twenty -fourth and Twenty-fifth
Schroder John A., clerk with George F. Kriete,
dwl SE cor Vallejo and Mason
Schroder John P., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sacramento and Drumm, dwl 16 Marv
SCHRODER JOHN H., groceries, wines and
liquors, NE cor Post and Larkin
Schroder John H. W., clerk with Henry Knoche,
dwl 423 Third
Schroder William, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
& Co., dwl 137 Montgomery
HUNTING-TON, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO [ {§ " DIRECTORY
583
SCHRODER & ALBRECHT, (Henry Schroder
and August Albrechl) manufacturing confec-
tioners, 226 Battery
Schroder & Bros., (Christian and John Schroder )
Clarendon Saloon, NW cor Folsom and Second
Schroeder Andrew, willowworker with B. Feigeu-
baiim, dwl 18 Sansom
Schroeder Barbara, (widow) dwl 554 Minna
Schroeder Benjamin, laborer Mission Soap and
Candle Works
Schroeder Charles, seaman schooner Staghound, 27
Market
Schroeder Charles N., clerk with South San Fran-
cisco Refining Co., dwl 554 Minna
Schroeder Christopher, laborer California Sugar
Refinery, dwl Bryant bet Seveut.il and Eighth
Schroeder John C, labore- California Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 955± Bryant
Schroeder John H., groceries and liquors, 330
Vallejo
Sehroeder Louis, liquor saloon, 28 Sacramento
Schroeder Louis J., proprietor Blue Anchor, 7 and
9 Washington
Schroeder Max, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Schroeder Otto, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Schroth Charles, (Schrolh & WesterfeldJ dwl 1005
Geary
SCHROTH & WESTERFELD, (Charles Schrolh
and Lovis WesterfeldJ German bakery and
coffee saloon, 228 Kearny
Schubach Jacob, teamster Mason's Brewery, dwl
Stockton bet Union and Green
Schubert Charles, cigardealer, dwl 211 Third
Schubert Elias, salesman, 21 Battery, dwl 742
Washington
Schubert Francis, cook, 132 Steuart
Schuberth Julius, (Sckuberth & Co.) res New York
Schubert William, shoemaker, dwl 625 Vallejo
SCHUBERTH & CO., (Julius Schuberth and
Emit H. Ruppel) importers, publishers and
dealers music and musical instruments, 643
Clay
Schuck Henry, hairdressing saloon, 511 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1 Montgomery Court
Schuck Hermann, clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl SW
cor Green and Montgomery
Schuele Joseph, malster with Joseph Schwarz,
dwl NE cor Powell and Chestnut
Schuerer William, porter, 216 Cal, dwl 431 Pine
Schuerg George, boots and shoes, N s Twenty-
fourth n r Harrison
Schuetz Charles, dwl 1513 Stockton, rear
Schuetze John L. E., liquor saloon, 814 Kearny,
dwl 824 Pacific
Schug Daniel, confectioner with Edward Newman,
8 Kearny
Schuh Peter, physician, office and dwl SE cor Geary
and Larkin
Schubert William, shoemaker, dwl 625 Vallejo
Schuhl Marx, salesman, 1 Sutter, dwl 14 Eddy
Schuhmann Semi, bookkeeper Niagara House, dwl
10 Quincy
Schuldt Frank, cigarmaker with E. Maudel, dwl
75 Minna
SCHULDT HERMAN, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Third and Harrison
Schuldt William, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Schuler August, carriagetrimmer with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 12 Verona Place
Schuler August, longshoreman, dwl 17 Bauuani
Place
Schuler Ernest, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 917 Pacific
Schuler Frederick, carriagemaker, dwl 170 Perry
Schuler George, carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Schuler Samuel, cook N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Schulken J. & Co., (William Sorensen) groceries
and liquors, SE cor McAllister and Octavia
Schulken Juli.us, (J. Schulken & Co.) dwl SE cor
McAllister and Octavia
Schull Valeutiue, baker, dwl 18 Langton
Schulte Frederick W., liquor saloon, NW cor Davis
and Clark, dwl 1120 Pacific
Schulte John H., cigar manufacturer, 214 Brannan
Schulte John W., fOsmer & Co.) res Germany
Schulte Theodore .milkman and exlraman Engine Co.
No. 7, dwl Valencia nr Sixteenth
Schulte William P., tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 1120 Pacific
Schultheis Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
First and Clementina, dwl 266 First
SchultzAnna, (widow) groceries and liquors, SW
cor Davis and Commercial
Schultz August, sbipcarpenter, dwl W s Illinois
bet Napa and Shasta
Schultz Charles, driver with John Robl, dwl 807
Filbert
Schultz Charles, leader orchestra California The-
ater, dwl 434 \ Pine
Schultz Charles, waiter, 32 Steuart
Schultz, Fischer <fc Mohrig, (William Schultz,
Emil A. Fischer and Christopher F. Mohrig)
manufacturers silverware, 10 Stevenson
Schultz Frederick, barkeeper, dwl 810 Clay
Schultz Frederick, physician, office and dwl 114
Kearny
Schultz George, (Schultz & VonBargen) dwl 119
Powell
Schultz George M., porter with Parker, Wattsou &
Co., dwl cor Vermont and Nevada
Schultz H., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Schultz Henry E., tailor with John L. Brooks, dwl
731 Union
Schultz Herman, bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, dwl 462 Jessie
Schultz John, shoemaker, 73 Minna
Schultz John George, elockmaker, dwl 3 Central
Place
Schultz Julius, bakery, SW cor Mason and Union
Schultz Louis, (Pacific Refinery Co.) dwl N s Fil-
bert nr Pierce
Schultz Michael, dwl E s Vermont bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Schultz Peter, cook", dwl 45 Sacramento
Schultz Philip H., hairdresser, 14 Geary, dwl 9
Monroe
Schultz Waldemar R., salesman with M. Ullman &
Co., dwl 237 Seventh
Schultz William, (Schultz, Fischer & Mohrig)
dwl 610 Howard
Schultz William, barkeeper with J. Frederick
Grosbauer, SW cor Broadway and Davis
Schultz William, boots and shoes,' 622 Capp
Schultz William A., salesman with Schultz & Von
Bargen, dwl 124 Morton
Schultz William F., butcher with Fred. Katz.dwl 435
Pine
SCHULTZ & VON BARGEN, (George Schultz
and Henry Von Bargen) wholesale wines and
liquors, SEcor California and Front
Schultz— See Sbultz
Schultze Emil, engraver with Dewey & Co., dwl W
s Powell bet Jackson and Pacific
Schultze Richard, driver with Nevada Ice Co., dwl
520 Folsom
Schultze T. W., (widow) boarding, NE cor Polk
and Austin
Schulz August F., barkeeper, 610 Market, dwl 61
Shipley
Schulz Edward, miner, dwl 728 Market
Schulz Emanuel, dwl 40j Geary
Schulz Fritz, cook, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Schulz George T., chairmaker, dwl E s Mission nr
Fifteenth
Schulz Julius, bakerv, NW cor Mason and Union
Schulz William, (Charles Dohs & Co.) dwl 13
Fifth Avenue
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Buttons in great variety
"Visit W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
584
SAN FRANCISCO [ {§ ] DIRECTORY
Schul/.e A<lolph, waiter, 520 California
Scliulze Anna Mrs., saleswoman, 19 Montgomery
Scliulze Charles F., bookkeeper New York Life
Ins. Co., 426 Montgomery
Scliulze Louis, Germania Saloon, SWcor Bush and
Kearny, dwl 8 Stockton Place
Schumacher Albert, driver with Harden &Myriek,
res Oakland
Schumacher August, clerk with Catherine Schu-
macher, dwl 1112 Clav
SCHUMACHER CATHERINE, (widow) impor-
ter leather and shoe findings, 634 Clay, dwl 1112
Clay
Schumacher Charles, laundry, 925 Montgomery
Schumacher Claus H., clerk with George E. Eh-
mann, dwl 775 Mission
Schumacher Dietrich, cook, dwl 607| Minna
Schumacher Diedrich, porter with John Van Ber-
gen St. Co., dwl SE cor Filbert and Battery
SCHUMACHER FREDERICK, Two Brothers
Saloon, 44 Steuart, dwl 53 Minna
Schumacher Henry, baker U. S. Restaurant, 507
Clay
Schumacher J., surveyor, dwl 410 Kearny
Schumacher John, laborer with Martin Mangels &
Co., dwl SE cor Lombard and Tavlor
SCHUMACHER JOHN, proprietor Park Hotel,
22 Turk
Schumacher Lewis, agent Amador Mining Co., of-
fice 410 Montgomery, dwl NW cor Devisadero
and McAllister
Schumacker Dora Miss, chambermaid, dwl 1004
Larkin
Schumaker Richard, ( Shumaker & Butlie) dwl SE
cor Filbert and Battery
Schumaker & Butlie, {Richard Schumaker and
Christian L. Butlie) liquor saloon, SE cor Fil-
bert and Battery
Schuman Charles, florist Woodward's Gardens
Schuman Frederick, cabinetmaker with George B.
May Sz, Co., dwl Clara Lane
Schuman Frederick, restaurant, junction Market
and Sacramento, dwl SE cor Sac and Drunim
Schuman Henry, musician, dwl 802 Stockton
Schuman John II., cooper, 508 Front, dwl N s
Heron nr Eighth
Schuman William, groceries and liquors, 1100
Folsom
Schumann Adolpb, machinist with F. H. Small, dwl
43 Minna
SCHUMANN LOUIS, meersbaum pipe manufac-
turer, 311 Kearny
Schumann Mellissa, (widow) dwl 228 Minna
Schumann S., clerk, dwl 10 Quincy
Schunemann Charles, (H- Nolte & Co. J dwl 29
Sixth
Schunesmaim Conrad, cook, 416 Kearny
Schunhoff Bernhardt F. , druggist with John A.
Bauer, dwl 820 Pacific
Schunhoff Burchard EL. salesman, 108 Bush, dwl
820 Pacific
Schunhoff Julius, tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 820 Pacific.
Schiiniik John, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Schupbach Gottlieb, brewer Mason's Brewery, dwl
S s Francisco bet Mason and Powell
Schuppert Charles, musician. dwl831| Pacific
Schuppert Henry, painter with A. W, Frank, dwl
NE cor Stockton and Jackson
Schuppert Magdalene, (widow) dwl 1100 Stockton
Schurdt William, expresswagon, cor Frout and
Commercial, dwl 815 Union
Schussler Adolph, (Schu&sler & Wrage) dwl 131
Perry
SCHUSSLER HERMAN, hydraulic and civil en-
gineer, and consulting engineer Spring Valley
Water Works Co., olfice 516 California, dwl
244 Taylor
Schussler John, {Schussler & Uhner ) dwl 330 Tyler
Schussler Louis, butcher, dwl 639 Broadway
Schussler Michael, (Eheling& »S\;dwl 328 Tyler
Schussler & Ulmer, (John Schussler and Elik
Ulmerj drayman, 21 Battery
Schussler & Wrage, (Adolph Schussler and August
WrageJ wood and coal, 326 Third
Schuster Antone, cook, 8 Kearny
SCHUSTER BROTHERS, (John and Joseph)
stoves, tinware and ranges, 102 Kearny
Schuster Frederick, proprietor Railroad Brewery,
E s Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Schuster John, (Schuster Bros.) dwl 515 Bush
Schuster Joseph, (Schuster Bros.) dwl 7 William
Schutt Charles, upholsterer, 306 Sixth
Schutt Fritz, cabinetmaker, dwl 637 Pacific
Schutt Henry, drayman with Taylor & Bendel, dwl
SW cor Sixth and Harrison
Schutt John, (H. Rohde <$■ Co.) dwl NE cor Pine
and Dupont
Schutt John II., chophouse, 136 First
Schutte F., clerk with H. Nelson, dwl 13 Sev-
enth
Schutte John, cook, dwl 132 Steuart
Scliutz Julius, bookkeeper, 76 California Market,
dwl 710 Stockton
Scliutz William, mechanic, dwl 512 Fourth
Schuur Edward, cook Mechanic's Restaurant, dwl
634 Pacific
Schuyler Joseph, driver Omnibus R. R.
Schuyler Thomas J., shipping clerk', 116 Montgom-
ery, dwl 638 Howard
Schwab Frederick, market, dwl cor Precita Av and
Alabama, Bernal Hights
Schwab Joseph, salesman with Snow & Boos, dwl
737 Howard
Schwabacher Abraham, (Schwabacker Bros. <& Co.,
Seattle and Walla Walla) office 12 Bush, dwl
1119 Geary
Schwabe Hugo, clerk with Lcvison Bros., dwl 1123
Stockton
Schwals John J., whitener, 9 Taylor
Schwamm Matthew, butcher, dwl 930 Folsom
Schwark W., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Schwartz Charles, barkeeper with Brown & Young-
man, dwl 533 Commercial
Schwartz Christina, housekeeper, 13 Virginia Place
Schwartz Claus, (Schwartz & Ilusiitg) dwl SE cor
Mission and Eighteenth
Schwartz Diederich, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Valencia and Twenty- fourth
Schwartz Emanuel, jeweler with Charles Lemme
Schwartz Frederick, tailor, dwl 824 Pacific
Schwartz George, salesman, 607 Commercial, dwl
215 Powell
Schwartz Henry, cigars and tobacco, 133 Montgom-
ery, 329 Montgomery and 607 Commercial, dwl
860 Mission
SCHWARTZ HENRY, groceries and liquors, 340
Third, dwl 728 Folsom
Schwartz Henry, laborer S. F. Chemical Works,
dwl cor Fifteenth and Guerrero
Schwartz Henry, oysterman, dwl 335 Fourth
Schwartz Herman 15., hairdresser with S. Schwartz,
dwl 419 Fourth
Schwartz John G. , butcher with Frank J. Boiler,
dwl 1230 Dupont
Schwartz Lazarus, dry goods, 624 Market, dwl 323
Taylor
Schwartz Louis, salesman, 133 Montgomery, dwl
215 Powell
Schwartz Mitchell, ( Peiser & S.) dwl 226 Jessie
Schwartz Nicholas, teamster, dwl 422 Post
Schwartz Philip, salesman, 329 Montgomery, dwl
319 Taylor
Schwartz Richard, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Schwartz Simon, hairdresser, 419 Fourth
Schwartz William, cigar manufacturer, 210 Pine,
dwl Harv nr Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO " § " DIRECTORY.
585
Schwartz <fc Husing, {Clans Schwartz, Rathy Eas-
ing and Alhert Meyer) liquor saloon, 3 Market,
and groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and
Eighteenth
Schwarz August, driver Bavaria Brewery, dwl 620
Vallejo
Schwarz Henry, clerk with Philip Donoho, dwl NE
cor Fourth and Clara
Schwarz Joseph, (Joseph Schwarz Sf Co.) dwl 43-1
Chestnut
Schwarz Joseph &, Co., (Joseph Matt) North Beach
brewery, NE cor Powell and Chestnut
Schwarze Rosalie, (widow) dwl 426 Chestnut
Schwarze Rosalie M., (widow) dwl 812 Vallejo
Schwarzschild Edward, bookkeeper, 120 Sansom,
dwl 440 Bush
Schwarzschild Louis, (Feigcnbaum, & Co.) dwl 502
Bush
Schwasser Julius, waiter, dwl 803 Montgomery
Schwed Philip, clerk with Shirek & Co., dwl 150
Clara
Schweevs Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Schwegerle J. & Co., (Edward Young) hay and
grain, 549 Fourth
Schwegerle John, (J. Schwegerle & Co.) dwl 549
Fourth
Schweichler Theodore, decorative frescopainter,
office 535 Kearny, dwl 938 Harrison
Schweigert Ernest, bellman Brooklyn Hotel
Schweikai t Conrad, brewer Masonic Brewery, dwl
S s Francisco bet Mason and Powell
Schweiss Philip, boot-fitter, dwl 512 Bush
Schweitzer Bernard, (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.)
dwl 1117 Post
Schweitzer J. & Go., (Leon Blum and Isaac Levy)
wholesale and retail butchers, 16, 18 and 20
Clay St. Market
Schweitzer Jacob, (J. Schweitzer & Co.) dwl 812
O'Farrell
Schweitzer Jacob, laborer, dwl 5 Maiden Lane
Schweitzer John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
228 Second
Schweitzer Joseph, (Schweitzer & Bro.) dwl 528
Union, rear
Schweitzer Maurice, salesman, 25 Battery, dwl 711
O'Farrell
Schweitzer Max, collector with M. Brandensteiu &
Co., dwl 711 O'Farrell
Schweitzer Morris, clerk, dwl 711 O'Farrell
SCHWEITZER, SACHS & CO., (Bernard
Schweitzer, Lippmann Sachs and Louis Slie-
fel) importers and jobbers fancy goods, 25 and
27 Battery
Schweitzer Samuel, dwl 711 O'Farrell
Schweitzer Sebastian, carpenter with Lyon & Co.,
dwl 8 Hartman
Schweitzer & Bro., (Joseph & Sebastian Schweitz-
er) proprietors Eureka Malt House, 1612 Stock-
ton, rear
Schwendell Joseph, musician, dwl 1324 Kearny
Schwer William, currier with Christian Hellwig,
dwl S s Serpentine Av nr Twenty-sixth
Schwerdt Bios., (Jacob and Conrad) carpenters
and cabinetmakers, 112 Turk
Schwerdt Conrad, / Schwerdt Bros.) dwl 112 Turk
Schwerdt Jacob, (Schwerdt Bros.) dwl 114 \ Turk
Schwerdt Peter, confectioner, 736 Market, dwl 112
Turk
Schwerdt Philip, (Schwerdt # Adler) dwl 925
Market
Schwerdt & Adler, (Philip Schwerdt and Leopold
Adle/) shoemakers, 22 Sixth
Schwerin Anna, (widow) dwl N s Franklin nr Mc-
Allister
Schwerin August, dwl 32 Sixth
Schwerin E., cigar manufacturer, N s Twenty-
fourth nr Treat Avenue
Schwerin Henry, milkranch, Visitacion Valley bet
San Jose and San Bruno Roads
Schwert John, carpenter, dwl 113 Virginia
Schweitzer William, engineer with Lyon & Co,,
dwl 151 Jessie
Schwicardi William, pianomaker with Jacob Zech,
dwl 1226 Folsom
Schwiering Emil, feather, hair and moss renovator,
252 Stevenson
Schwind Henry, tailor with Charles F. Wehm, dwl
417 Dupoht
Schwingel Alfred, machinist with Frank A. Hunt-
ington, dwl 80 Clementina
Schworer Mary Madame, (widow) clairvoyant, dwl
823 Washington
Schworm Michal, hairdresser, 1100i Stockton
Sciaccaluga Anna Mis., importer feathers, 116
Kearny
Sciaroni Charles, (Ghisla & S.)A\\\ 1017 Kearny
Scidmore A. Freeman, painter with N. S. Emerson,
dwl 906 Stockton
SCIENTIFIC PRESS, (weekly) Dewey & Co.,
publishers and proprietors! office 338 Mont-
gomery
Scilley William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Scipio Ferdinand, cloak department White House,
dwl 40^ Geary
Scooffy Peter M., oysters and green turtle, 1429
Taylor
Scofield Richard, (colored) steward, dwl S s Ber-
nard bet Taylor and Jones
SCOLLAY WlLLIA*M A., liquor saloon, 1522
Stockton
Scopella Bartolomeo, laborer, dwl Garibaldi House
Scotchler James, dwl Ns Pacific nr Gough
Scotchler John J., (Scotchler $• Gibbs) res Oak-
land
SCOTCHLER JOSEPH B., president Merchants'
Mutual Marine Ins. Co., office 406 California.
dwl SE cor Pacific and Gough
Scotchler & Gibbs, (John J. Scotchler and Charles
E. Gibbs) commission merchants, 318 Front
Scotland John R., shipcarpeuter with Kerruish &
Symon, dwl cor Main and Harrison
Scotland Robert, shipcalker, dwl 405 Main
Scotland Thomas, carpenter, dwl 832 Folsom
Scott , dwl 23 Kearny
Scott Abel F., (Scott & Co.) dwl W s Hawthorne
bet Folsom and Harrison
Scott Alhert W., (C. L. Place 3? Co.) dwl 19 Rin-
con Place
Scott Alexander, clerk with Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., res Brooklyn, Alameda County
Scott Andrew, gardener with Charles L. Kellogg,
dwl 31 Minna
Scott Andrew7, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Scott, Arabella E. Mrs., (colored) furnished rooms,
1014 Pacific
Scott Arthur M., clerk with August Ludorff, dwl
107 O'Farrell
Scott Charles, compositor Hebrew, dwl 23 Clara
Scott Charles, (colored) porter S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, 41 11 California
Scott Charles E., clerk with William Willis, dwl
201 Taylor
Scott Charles G. Mrs., (widow) dwl 201 Taylor
Scott Christian, lauudryman La Grande Laundry
Scott. David, seaman, bds 238 Stenart
SCOTT EDMUND, real estate agent, office NW
cor Montgomery and Com, dwl 1815 Stockton
Scott Edward, boilermaker, dwl 131 Main, rear
Scott Edward, stevedore, dwl 230 Folsom
Scott Edwin G., carpenter with G. A. Lockhart,
dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-first
Scott Eliza, (colored) (widow) dwl 1606 Powell
Scott Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 1114 Stock
Scott Ellen, (widow) dwl S s Fell bet Octavia and
Laguna
Scott Ellen M., (widow) dwl 212 Tyler
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Ladies' and Children's Woolen Good*
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
586
SAN FRANCISCO [ S DIRECTORY.
Scott Ethan A., clerk with P. B-' Cornwall, dwl
2308 Harrison
Scott Floyd R., (Scott & Cartwright) dwl 424 San
Scott Frank, painter, dwl 423 Busla
Scott George, bricklayer and builder, office 326
Montgomery, dwl 327 Fourth
Scott George, batcher, dwl 1212 Larkin
Scott George, longshoreman, dwl 20 Howard Court
Scott Geoige M., salesman, 111 Front
Scott George W., bookkeeper, 226 California, dwl
W s Franklin nr McAllister
Scott George W., engineer steamer Yo Semite
Scott Grace, (widow) dwl 746 Mission
Scott Gustav A., teacher music, dwl 219 Geary-
Scott Harry J., special policeman, dwl 606 Folsom
Scott Henry, restaurant, 11 Sixth, dwl 24 Sixth
Scott Henry T., clerk Union Iron Works, bds
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Scott Hiram H., salesman, 15 San, dwl 411 Pow
Scott Hutch, mate schooner Sparrow, dwl 32Steuart
Scott Irving M., (H. J. Booth & Co.) dwl Nucleus
Hotel
Scott J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
Scott Jacob, expressman, dwl S s Pac nr Fillmore
Scott James, boilermaker, dwl 104 Market
SCOTT JAMES, proprietor Broadway Bonded
Warehouse, SW cor Broadway and Battery, dwl
1200 Itfason
Scott James, salesman with C. Curtin, dwl 228 Sec
Scott James M., clerk, 309 San, dwl 325 Fremont
Scott James S., producebroker, 314 Washington,
dwl 421 Fourth
Scott John, assayer, 423 Mission, dwl 1017 Clay
Scott John, machinist Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Mariposa, Potrero
SCOTT JOHN, physician, office and dwl 607 Fol
Scott John, traveling agent with H. H. Key &. Co.,
bds Wisconsin Hotel
Scott John C, physician, office and dwl 22 Kearny
Scott John J., carpenter, dwl 205 Fourth
Scott Joseph, laborer, dwl 549 Broadway
Scott Joseph, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich nr
Pierce
Scott M. Ainsley, actor Alhambra Theater, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Scott Margaret, (widow) dwl 352 Jessie, rear
Scott Margaret A., (widow) dwl 413 Mason
Scott Matthew, examiner U. S. Appraiser's Store,
dwl Russ House
Scott Napoleon B., Burroughs & S.) dwl 17 Pow
Scott Percy, clerk Occidental Hotel
Scott Peter, laborer with Henry Scott, dwl NW
cor Sixth and Stevenson
Scott Peter L., currier, dwl Ws Iowa bet Solano
and Mariposa
Scott Robert C, merchant, dwl NW cor Jones and
Jackson
Scott Hubert P., clerk with Green & Searle,dwl 533
Union
Scott Samuel, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Scott Shailer M., with John W. Taylor, dwl Nine-
teenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Scott Sheley. boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 327 Fourth
Scott Thomas, machinist U. S. B. Mint, dwl M bet
Twenty-second aud Twenty-third
Scott Thomas, marbleworker with John Daniel &
Co., dwl 617 Hayes
Scott Thomas W., bondclerk and accountant Custom
House, dwl 611 Folsom
Scott Timothy F., drayman, 38 Market, dwl 13
Clementina
Scott Victor, oiler with P. M. S. S. Co.
Scott Walter, fireman steamer Alameda. Alameda
Ferry
Scott William, carpenter, dwl 115 Second
Scott William, conductor City R. R.
Scott William, farmer, dwl 2302 Harrison
Scott William, seaman, dwl 531 East
Scott William, seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3 Steu
Scott William, seaman ship Revere, pier 9 Steuart
Scott William A. Rev., pastor St. Johns Presbyter-
ian Church, dwl 521 Post
Scott William A. Jr., accountant banking depart-
ment Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 521 Post
Scott William G.. machiuehand Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 115 Second
Scott William P. , secretary Society Prev'u Cruelty
to Animals, office 607 Wash, dwl 535 Union
Scott William S., (colored) trader, dwl 19 Scott
Place
Scott William Thomas, messenger Merchants' Ex-
change Association, dwl 746 Mission
Scott Y., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
Scott & Cartwright, (Floyd R. Scott and James
Gartw right) coffee saloon, 509 Washington
Scott & Co., (Abel F. Scott and Lewis O. Hunter)
shippingmasters, E s Front nr Valleio
SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO.,
(Fire and Life, Glasgow) Marfarlane, Blair &
Co., general agents, office 302 California
Scouler James, photographic apparattismaker, 1 St.
Mary Place, dwl 830 Vallejo
Scovern James G., livery and sale stable, 737 aud 739
Market, dwl 737 Market
Scoville Angie C. Mrs., boarding, 69 Minna
Scoville James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar& Co.,
14 Howard
Scoville William A., machinist, dwl 411 Sansom
Scranton Charles E., merchant, office 318 Front,
dwl 659 Howard
Scrautou E. S., dwl 537 Sacramento
Scritfan William, hostler, dwl 12 Zoe
Scrimgeour George, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Scrimgeour Robert Rev., dwl NW cor Taylor and
Jackson
Scripture Henry D., (Scripture & Bugbee) dwl
Grand Hotel
SCRIPTURE & BUGBEE, (H. D. Scripture and
John 8. Bugbee) attorneys at law, office 323
California
Scrivener Arthur, cashier London & S. F. Bank,
dwl 725 Pine
Scudder Frank V., notary public, conveyancer, and
commissioner deeds, 611 Montgomery, dwl W
s Shotwell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Scull Charles, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Scullay Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 1317 San-
som, dwl Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomery
Scully Edward J., barkeeper with Frank Merrill,
dwl 1113 Stockton
Scully Honora, hairdresser with Felix Pvat, dwl
1113 Stockton
Scully Jeremiah, stonecutter, dwl S s Filbert bet
Sansom and Montgomery!
Scully Johu, hostler, dwl 328 Third
Scully John, laborer, dwl 312 Beale, rear
Scully John, laborer, dwl S 8 Haves bet Larkin
and Polk
Scully John, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht
Scully John, waiter Lick House, dwl 116 William
Scully Patrick, driver Cent. R. R., dwl NE cor
Brannan and Dora
Scully Patrick, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 1139 Harrison
Scully Patrick, painter with Hopps .t Sons
Scully Peter, painter, dwl 520 Mission
Scully Peter, porter with John C. Morrison Jr.,
dwl X s Green nr Hyde
Scully Thomas, barkeeper with George Jansen, dwl
NE cor First and Brannan
Scully Thomas, ooalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Scully Timothy, hostler, dwl 28 O'Farivll, rear
Seaborn John T., scrollsawyer with Thomas Mc-
Mahon, dwl N s Broadwav nr Van Ness Av
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. ViN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods,
SAN FRANCISCO " § DIRECTORY
587
Seaborn Thomas, woodturner, dwl N s Broadway
bet Van Ness Avenue and Franklin
Seaburg Charles P., waiter, 8 Kearny, dwl 154 Te-
hama
Seahurv Alfred M., sawmaker with Pacific Saw
Manufacturing Co., dwl 1404 Clay
Seabury Forrest S., employe California Theater
Seaders John H., bookstand, SW cor Davis and Pa-
cific, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Seaders Thomas, books, etc., SW cor Pacific and
Drunnn, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Seagrave Edward F., (Seagrave & Graham) dwl
'414 Shotwell
Seagrave Samuel, fireman Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s stair
Cornelia
SEAGRAVE & GRAHAM, {Edward F. Sea-
grave, John Graham, and J . 0. Graham) Ken-
sington Market, cor Nineteenth and Howard
Seale John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Sea'e Joseph, wood and coal, 1416 Pine
Seale Richard H., tinsmith with Locke & Montague,
dwl 140 Taylor
Seales Daniel, (colored) real estate, dwl 421 Green
Sealey Patrick, longshoreman with Charles E. Has
eltine
SEALEY CHARLES, cooperage, 8 Mission, dwl
ll'-'l Fourth
Seaman Christopher, expresswagon, dwl NW cor
Bartlett and Twenty-sixth
Seaman Edward H., clerk, dwl W s Kimball nr
Sacramento
Seaman George M.. clerk with Wilcox & Gibbs S.
M. Co., dwl 106 Ellis
Seaman George W., bootmaker with Mason & Tay-
lor, dwl 27^ Fourth
Seaman James, cartman, cor Dupont and Jackson
Seaman Victor, freight clerk with Contra Costa
Steam Nav. Co., dwl 521 Lombard
Seamans James M., watchmaker with Job M. Sea-
mans, dwl 716 Broadway
SEAMANS JOB M., watchmaker and jeweler, and
dealer watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc., 311
Montgomery, dwl 716 Broadway
Seamans Palmer L., salesman with Job M. Sea-
» mans, dwl 716 Broadway
Seamans' Boarding Masters Association, office SW
cor Vallejo and Davis
Seamon Lewis, polisher, dwl N s Natoina nr
Eighth
SEARBY WILLIAM M., apothecary, NE cor Fol-
som and Fifth, dwl 238 1 Fifth
Searey John J., machinist, dwl 317 Bush
Bearight Beath, clerk with Taaffe & Co., dwl 1094
Union
Searight Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 1094 Union
Searight James F., clerk, dwl 1094 Union
Searight William P., porter, 219 Montgomery, dwl
1094 Union
Searing Edward, boxmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl 752 Harrison
Searing Henry L., bookkeeper with Timothy Ells-
worth, dwl 1328 Broadway
Searing M. G., (widow) dwl 752 Harrison
Searing Thomas T., carpenter California Planing
Mill, dwl 306 Fremont
Searle Alvin C, attorney at law, office 728 Mont-
gomery, dwl 208 Second
Searle George, clerk with Catlin & Woods, dwl
839 Folsom
Searle John, (Green $• S.J dwl Ns McAllister bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Searles Alden, clerk, dwl 208 Second
Searles Theodore, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Sears Benjamin W., photographer with B. F. How-
land & Co., dwl 205 Second
Sears Charles A., molder Fulton Foundry, dwl 568
Minna
Sears Charles L., photographer with John A. Mil-
ler, dwl 536 Mission
Sears Clinton B., assistant engineer with Maj.
George H. Mendel, dwl Union Club
Sears Frank, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, dwl 129 Jackson
Sears Frederick, teamster with S. F. Glass Works,
dwl cor Townsend and Crook
Sears Henry, Imp. Calker's Ass'n, 713 Mission
Sears John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sears John P., clerk, dwl Empire Lodgings
Sears Manuel, hairdresser with Cohen <fc Schon-
wald, dwl 115 Drumm
Sears Marion Miss, principal San Bruno School, res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Sears Michael G., liquor saloon, NWcor Broadway
and Davis
Sears Patrick, laborer, dwl 759 Mission
Sears William H., ( Hoyt & S.J attorney at law,
office 63 Merchants' Exchange, dwl NW cor
Mission and Twenty-second
Seaton Horace H., (Huntington, Hopkins & Co, J
res Sacramento City
Seaton James, cook ship Warhawk, pier 10 Stenart
Seaton John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
dwl 141 Thirteenth
Seaton William, clerk Hdqrs. Dept. Cal., 703 Mar-
ket, dwl 22 Turk
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co., office 206
Sansome
Seaver Kate, (widow) dwl NE cor Howard and
Twenty-fourth
Seavers Frederick, shipcarpenter, dwl SW cor Bat-
tery and Green
Seavey Otis L., ironer Occidental Laundry, dwl N 8
Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Seavv C. T., carpenter with Flint, Peabodv & Co.
SEAWELL JAMES M., attorney -at-law, office 509
Kearny, dwl 433 Tyler
Sebartin N., wood and coal, 1803 Mason
Sebriros Fidel, stock cutter with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 521 Vallejo
Secchi Caspar, confectioner withAudreas Wunderer,
dwl 1233 Stockton
Second Street House, Michael O'Neil proprietor,
115 Second
Seculovich Peter T., sawfiler, 912 Market, dwl Es
Mission nr Twenty-ninth
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUI-
TY CO., (N.Y.) E.W. Woolsey general agent,
office 418 California
SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK, John Parrott,
president, Truman F. Bacon secretary, 304
Sansom
Sedgley Abner, carpenter and builder, dwl NE cor
Market and Franklin
Sedgley George O., (Sedgley&Dow) dwlS s Twen-
tieth nr Harrison
Sedsdev John B., carpenter New U.S.B. Mint, dwl
'1828 Market
SEDGLEY JOSEPH, stockdealer and wholesale
butcher, office 533 Kearny, (and Sedgley Sf
Davis) dwl cor Santa Clara and York
SEDGLEY & DAVIS. (Joseph Sedgley and Frank-
lin A. Davit) wool dealers. Es Mission Creek
nr Eighteenth, office 533 Kearny
Sedgley & Dow, (George O. Sedgley and William
P.Dow) tanners, E s Mission nr Eighteenth
Sedgwick Silas W., driver N.B. & M.R.R., dwl 300
Fourth
Sedler Eberhardt, shoemaker with HenryWettman,
dwl 672 Broadway
Sedley W. H. Mrs. (widow) dwl 207 Powell
See Chung, (Chinese) merchant, 740 Sacramento
See Kee, (Chinese) merchants, 810 Sacramento
Seeba C. P., confectioner with R. Lehman <fc Co.,
dwl N 8 Lombard bet Powell and Mason
Seebeck John, barkeeper, dwl 826 Vallejo
Seefeldt Charles, master mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Seegelken A. D., (Seegelken & Kusel) dwl NWcor
Bush and Franklin
JON ES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs-
For your Photographs go to WATKINS', 26 Montg. St., opp. .Lick House entrance.
588
SAN FRANCISCO f j§ "' DIRECTORY.
Seegelken & Kusel, (A.D.Searelken andJohnKusel)
groceries and liquors, N\V cor Bush and Frank-
lin
Seeders Henry, cook, 337 Bush, dwl 10 Clara
Seegers John H., proprietor Seeger's House, 609
Jackson
Seeglitz August, barber, dwl 1603 Mason
Seegiitz Frederick W., hairdresser with Lampe
Bros., dwl 1603 Mason
Seekamp Cort, (SeekampdbCampe) dwl 218 Second
Seekamp George, musician, dwl 711 Filbert
Seekamp & Campe, (Cort See/camp and Frederick
Campe) groceries and liquors, 218 Second
Seelig Leopold, clerk, 48 Steuart
Seelig Simon, (A. Hollub & Co.) dwl 734 Geary
Seeligsohn Max, merchant, dwl 7f>2 Howard
Seeligsohn — See Seligsohn
Seely A. Mrs., dwl International Hotel
Seely Charles A., dwl 726 California
Seevers Albert, clerk with John Meyer, dwl NE cor
Tweutietli and Shotwell
Seevers George, (colored) bootblack with H. W.
Stable, dwl Pacific nr Stockton
Sefren Frederick,' (Sefrin & Schober) dwl WsRuss
bet Natoma and Howard
Sefrin & Schober, (Frederick Sefrin and Frederick
Schober) proprietors San Francisco IronWorks,
203 Fremont
Sefton Stephen, stevedore, and extraman Engine
Co. No. 6, S.F.F.D., dwl E s Sixth nr Folsom
Segari Antonio, fisherman, dwl S s Washington bet
East and Diumm
Segbers Joseph H., driver with Lyon & Co., dwl
SVV cor Nineteenth and Capp
Segel Lewis, upholsterer, dwl 430 Chestnut
Segelcke Frederick W. E., clerk, NE cor Beale and
Folsom
Segeler Heury, seaman, dwl SW cor Clay and East
Segelken Christopher, laborer Albany Brewery, dwl
75 Everett
Seger Frank, assistant surveyor, dwl 1607 Taylor
Seger Frederick, miner, dwl 728 Market
Seger George, real estate, office 507 Montgomery,
dwl 1607 Taylor
Segers Uriah, machinehand with Cole & Haskell.
dwl 160 Silver
Segerson John, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Segismond Larry, shoemaker U.W.M. Boot& Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Segon Jules, compositor Courrier deSan Francisco,
dwl 622 Vallejo
Segraves Samuel, engineer, dwl 5 Rausch, rear
SEGREGATED BELCHER M. CO., office 45
Merchants' Exchange
Seguin Louis, (Seguin $• Charlebois) dwl Howard
nr First
Seguin Pierre, laborer, and extraman Hook and
Ladder Co. No. 2, S.F.F.D., dwl N s Broadway
bet Dupont and Stockton
Seguin & Charlebois, (Louis Seguin and Youi
Ckarlebois) drv goods. 706 and 708 Mont
SEGUINE BORNT, shoe and kidglove tannery, E
s Dora bet Harrison and Bryant, dwl NW cor
Sixteenth and Rhode Island
Seibel Emanuel, woodcarver with Kragen & Geis-
haker
Seibel Frederick, butcher Clay St. Market, dwl
1708 Stockton
Seibel Philip, butcher, 35 Geary, (and Seibel «$•
Proll) dwl SE cor Larkin and O'Farrell
Seibel & Proll, (Philip Seibel and Henry Proll)
pork and sausages, Clay St. Market
SEIBERLICH F. ANTHONY, importer and
wholesale boots and shoes, 569 Market, dwl 210
Jones
Seibel lieh Frank F., (Hess & S.) dwl SEcor Jack-
son and Drumm
Seibert Nicholas, brassfounder, 125 First, dwl S s
Twentieth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Seibert Richard, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Seibt Augustus, frescopainter, 15 Everett
Seidel Frederick, soap factory, San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-ninth, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Seidel William, cigar manufactory, \7\ Fourth
Seidenstricker Frederick, keeper County Jail, dwl
516 Broadway
Seidenstricker George B., engraver with Charles
Lemme, dwl 423 Ellis
Seiders Clara E. Miss, teacher music, dwl 769%
Mission
Seiders Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 769| Mission
Seidler Francis, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl 725
Harrison
Seifert Charles, (Seifert & OhnsteinJ dwl 1020
Montgomery
Seifert & Ohnstein, (Charles Seifert and Oscar
OhnsteinJ restaurant, 645 Merchant
Seilaz John, cooper Bavaria Brewery malt house,
dwl 626 Vallejo
Seiler David, (Green & S.) dwl NW cor Stockton
and Ellis
Seiler Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 1116 Mont
Seilor Paul, telegraph instrumentmaker with Wil-
liam Lundberg, dwl 210 Green
Seip Conrad, packer Pacific Flour Mills, dwl 837
Pacific
Seip Henry, cook, 112 Kearnv, dwl 428 Bdwy
Seip Chai'les, market, W s Mission nr Twenty-
fourth
Seipel Conrad, Montana Billiard Saloon, 923 Kear-
ny, dwl 1521 Dupont
Seitler Franz, tanner, dwl 512 Fourth
Seitz Christian, (Seitz & Otersen) dwl 515 Ellis
Seitz Gustavu6, tinsmith with A. C. Pape, dwl 428
Broadway
Seitz Jacob, (Jacob Seitz & Bro.) dwl 315 Third
Seitz Jacob & Bro., (John Seitz) cabinetmakers,
315 Third
Seitz John, (Jacob Seitz # Bro.) dwl 315 Third
SEITZ & OTERSEN, (Christian Sei/z and Her-
man Otersen) wines and liquors, 16 Third
Seiverson Martin, seaman, dwl 16 Natoma
Seiz Albert, manager S. F. Restaurant, 324 Mont,
dwl 1011 Larkin
Seiz Peter, porter, 012 Market, dwl 532 Bdwy
Selander Carl, carpenter, dwl S s Oregon nr Front
Selback James, seaman, dwl 129 Folsom
Selby Prentiss, clerk with Thomas H. Selby & Co.,
dwl 438 Second
Selby Thomas H., ( Thomas H. Selby & Co.) dwl
618 Harrison
SELBY THOMAS H. & Co., (Peter Naylor) im-
porters metals, 116 and 118 California, proprie-
tors S-F. &. Pacific Lead Pipe and Shot Works,
SE cor Howard and First, and Smelting Works,
North Beach
SELBY'S WAREHOUSE, T. H. Selby & Co. pro-
prietors, SW cor Main and Market
Selchow Daniel T., porter with Amies & Dallam,
dwl 536 Mission
Selden Charles E., seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Selden James, baker, dwl 174 Stevenson
Seldner Louis, salesman, 12 Battery, dwl 921 Post
Selfridge Edward A., salesman, 35"Battery, dwl 527
Post
Selheimer Napoleon B., cabinetmaker with Lock-
hart & Porter, dwl 1210 Folsom
Selick John, butcher with Thomas Mcluernev, dwl
311 Broadway
Selig Abraham, crockery, 3 Fourth, dwl 67 Everett
Selig Isaac, gents' furnishing goods, 218 Kearny,
dwl 502 Bush
Selig M. & Co., (Jacob Schonfcld I wholesale
butchers, First Avenue, office 520 Merchant
Selig M. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 226 Kearny,
dwl 305 Turk
Selig Moses, ( M. Selig <£• Co.) dwl 826 Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [ S " DIRECTORY
589
Selig Samuel A., hairdresser, dwl 67 Everett
Selig Tobias, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Fourth
and Market, dwl 777 Market
Selig Seligmau, merchant, dwl 305 Turk
Selig Simeon, peddler, dwl 611 Minna
Seligmau Abraham, (J. Seligman # Co.) dwl 1509
Stockton
Seligmau David J., with J. Seligmau & Co., dwl
1509 Stockton
Seligmau Frank, furniture, 509 Broadway
SELIGMAN J. & CO., (Leopold and Abraham
Seligmau) baukers, 412 California
Seligman Jesse, (J. Seligman & Co.) res New
York
Seligman Leopold, (J. Seligman $• Go.) res London
Seligman Morris H., clerk, 108 Sanson), dwl 922
Powell
Seligman Moses, collector and general agent, office
29 Exchange Building, dwl 822 Post
Seligman Natliau H., salesman, 108 Sansom, dwl
745 Clay
Seligsberg William, (Glazier & S.) dwl 1020 Post
Seligsolm Salomon, (J. Bornsteiii & Co.) dwl 13
Third
Seliuer Napoleon B., cabinetmaker, dwl 1210 Fol
Selinger Lawrence, policeman City Hall, dwl 302
Green
Selkirk James, laborer with Dana & Codington
Sell Walter E., bookkeeper with A. Hayward, and
stationer, NE corWash and Pow.dwl 213 Jones
Sellander Frederick, master mariner, dwl 214 Fran-
cisco, rear
Selleck Edwiu F., clerk, dwl 415 Montgomery
Selleck Joseph E., produce commission, SE cor
Clay and Davis, dwl 343 Brannan
Selleck Silas, (Selleck & Fisher) dwl 415 Mont-
gomery
SELLECK & FISHER, (Silas Selleck and B.
Frank Fisher) photographic art gallery,
415 Montgomery
Seller Joseph, (Goldstein, S. # Co.) dwl 502 Bush
Seller Michael, peddler, dwl 768 Howard
Sellers Carrie W, Mrs., dwl 544 Howard
SELLERS JAMES C, whiteuer, 31 Second, dwl
544 Howard
Sellers Jesse, r Sellers fy King) dwl 1021 Mission
Sellers Reuben, carpenter, dwl 20 Ellis
Sellers William, barkeeper with Frederick Lohaus,
SW cor Washington and East
Sellers & King, (Jessie Sellers and T'homas King)
boots and shoes, 19 Third
Selman Michael, laborer with Superintendent Pub-
lic Streets, dwl Sau Bruno Road nr Golden
City Hotel
Selna Edward, driver milkwagon, dwl 1034 Clay
Selna Leopold, barkeeper, 118 Leidesdorrl', dwl 734
Montgomery
Selna Ubaldo, (Bulletti & S.) dwl 803 Montgomery
Semenza Alberto, waiter with Cadenasso & Tubiuo,
515 Merchant
Semler Charles, farmer, dwl cor Green and Bauer
Senate William, longshoreniam with Charles E.
Hasehine
Senator Silver Mining Company, (Storey Co., Nev.)
office 318 California
Senecal Louis, (Senecal & Omnes) dwl 1122 Dupout
Senecal Telesphore, tailor, dwl 1019 Powell
Senecal & Omnes, (Louis Senecal and Charles
Omnes) liquor saloon, 1122 Dupont
Senechal Paul G., driver with Prosper May, dwl
1121 Dupont
Senega Isabella Miss, dwl 4 Maiden Lane
Sengstacken Henry, student, dwl 102 Main
Sengstacken H. H., laborer California Sugar Re-
finery, dwl cor Eighth and Bryant
Sengstacken Peter, ( Von der Mehden & Co.) dwl
200 Mission
Sengteller Louis A., subassistant U. S. Coast Sur-
vey, dwl Occidental Hotel
Senlich F., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
Tenth bet Bryant and Brannan
Semi Otto, clerk, 231 Bush, dwl 704 Bush
Senner William, printer, dwl 23 Second
Sennet Michael, collarmaker with Horatio N. Cook,
dwl 242 First
Senset John, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine
Senter Jennie, (widow) dwl 611 Post
Senter M<>ses S., canvasser S. F. Chronicle, dwl
769| Mission
Seppard Charles, finisher, dwl E s Polk nr Fran-
cisco
Septom Henry, dwl 411 Sansom
Sepulveda Carlos, tinsmith, dwl 1908 Powell
Sepulvecla Valentine, porter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
Orizaba
Serail Giovanni, dwl 1135 Mission
Serail I'eter, dwl 1135 Mission
Sere John, farmhand with Peter Burges, dwl nr
Mountain Lake
Seregni Fulgenzio, teacher penmanship and draw-
ing, NE cor Market and Montgomery, dwl 253
Stevenson
Serens Frederick, carpenter, dwl W s Webster nr
O'Farrell
Sericano Francisco, laborer with Brignardello, Mac-
chiavello & Co.
Serin Julie J., (widow) dwl 1106 Washing' on
Seritamo Juan B., laborer, dwl 1020 Mont, rear
Sermento Josephine, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 1519
Stockton
Serpa Manoel, shoemaker with Joaquin J. Silva,
W s Drumm bet Washington and Oregon
Serres Louis, cooper with Leopold Juzix, dwl 616
Battery
Serrington Samuel, (colored) waiter steamer Yosem-
ite, dwl 823 Washington
Sesser Peter, teamster, dwl 1141 Mission
Sessions Charles A., clerk with S. B. Whipple, dwl
805 Franklin
Sessions Edward C, real estate agent, office 408
California, room 1
Sessions Milton P., teamster, NE cor California and
Battery, dwl 1219 Folsom
Sessions Sarah, (widow) dwl 805 Franklin
Sessions William W., expresswagon, 280 Battery,
dwl 805 Franklin
Seth William H., porter, 110 Montgomery, dwl
1011* Taylor
Setright James, driver with M. Curran, dwl 717
Brannan
Settegurst Charles, cook, 228 Kearny
Sevareno Gusmani, fish, 39 Washington Market,
dwl E s Battery bet Jackson and Pacific
Seveil Simon, fruits, 748 Washington
SEVERANCE A. J. & CO., manufacturers dia-
mond-pointed drills and drilling machinery, of-
fice 315 California
Severance Alvin A. .cooper S.F.& P.Sugar Refinery,
dwl 29 Rausch
Severance Asahel J., (A. J. Severance & Co.) dwl
Nucleus House
Severance Charles, traveling agent with Smith &
Brown, dwl 451 Stevenson"
SEVERANCE HENRY W., Hawaiian Consul, of-
fice 405 Front, (and H. W. Severance & Co.)
dwl 8 Virginia Place
SEVERANCE H. W. & CO., commission mer-
chants, office 405 Front
Severns Thomas J., salesman with B. Sbarboro &
Bro.,dwl 1014 Washington
Sevey Loring J., carpenter, dwl 7 Downey
Sewall H. V. Mrs., dressmaker, 128 Kearny
Seward , dwl 5 Stockton
Seward O. C, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Sewell Thomas, seaman, dwl 29 Commercial
Sexton David, porter with George O. Whitney &
Co., dwl cor Alabama and Twenty-third
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
WATKINS' i"0-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
590
SAN FRANCISCO " g " DIRECTORY.
Sexton Dennis, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amelia
Sexton Frank, laborer, dwl S sTurk bet Scott and
Pierce
Sexton George, porter, 116 Mont, dwl 219 Mason
Sexton H.aace C, clerk with Cross & Co., dwl 505
Seventh
Sexton John, laborer, dwl 915 Market
Sexton John, marhleworker with John Daniel &
Co., dwl 2 Boyd
Sexton Margaret, "(widow) dwl 502 Stockton
Sexton Morris, carpenter, dwl cor Virginia Avenue
and Bueiia Vista, Bernal Mights
Sexton Samuel W., bookkeeper with Phipps &
Flenniken, dwl N s Greenwich bet Polk and
Van Ness Avenue
Sexton Thomas, laboi'er with De Vries & Chase
Seybel George O., bookkeeper with Schuberth &
Co., dwl Johnson House
Seybert Charles, laborer, dwl S s Sheridan bet Ninth
and Tenth
Seybold Robert, special policeman, dwl 154 Perry
Seybold William F., ex-policeman, dwl 154 Perry
Perry
Seyden John H. J., policeman City Hall, dwl Mc-
Allister nr Buchanan
Seyes Jacob, rags and bottles, 8 Kent
Seymour Alfred, ( Shillaber $• Co.) dwl 305
First
Seymour Clarice, (widow) dwl 6 Crook
Seymour Frances M., (widow) dwl 30 Stanlv
Place
Seymour George, mate ship Warhawk, pier 10
Steuart
Seymom George, longshoreman, dwl 1319 Sansom
Seymour Henry F., bliudmaker, dwl 6 Crook
Seymour Isaac, clerk with Woods & Freeborn, dwl
313 Sutter
Seymour John, brassfinisher with Firmin, McCarthy
& Co., dwl 22 Clara
Seymour Martin, bronzer with Thomas Day, dwl
22 Clara
Seymour Samuel, collector with Thomas Day, dwl
30 Stanlv Place
SEYMOURS. H. & CO., (J. M. Gitchell J proprie-
tors Russ House, S s Montgomery from Bush
to Pine
Seymour Simon H., (S. H. Seymour S? Co.) dwl
Russ House
Shaan Dennis, printer, dwl 11 Geneva
Shaaran John, stonecutter, dwl 41 Clara
Shaber J. A., (J. A. Shaber & Co.) dwl 707
Market
SHABER J. A. & CO., (William E. Shaber J
furniture and bedding, 707 Market
Shaber William R., (J. A. Shaber & Co.) dwl
707 Market
Shackelton William T., molder Pacific Iron Works,
dwl !S s Twenty-third bet Har and Alabama
Shackleford J. W., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, dwl 765 Mission
Shackleton John, molder, dwl 217 Beale
Shadbuine George D., deputy recorder City and
County, dwrShotwell bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Shaddock Thomas, picture dealer, dwl 129 Folsom
Shade Charles, clerk, dwl Preseott House
Shade Cornelius, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Shade Frederick A., ship carpenter, dwl SW cor
Larkin and McAllister
Shade James Henry, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gil-
more & Co., dwl 27 Minna
Shade Widenham D. C, patternmaker Union Irou
Works, dwl 27 Minna
Shadlow William, boat builder, dwl 506 Market
Shae. Patrick, tanner with Mahoney & Tevlin, dwl
E s Howard bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Shae Robert, boarding, 11 Lafayette
Shaeffer John W., (Shaeffer, Waller Sf Co.; dwl
1512 Leavenworth
SHAEFFER, WALTER & CO., (John W.
Schaeffer, Max Walter and Amos B. Falkin-
burgh) agents Pipifax Bittei-6, 302 Battery
Shaen Aaron, clerk, 115 Occidental Market, dwl
1117 Leavenworth
Shaen Jacob, gilder with S. & G. Gump, dwl 1117
Leavenworth
Shaen Joseph, tailor, 124 Sutter, dwl 1117 Leav
Shaen Samuel, clerk, 229 Mont, dwl 1117 Leav
Shafer A. H., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Shafer E. W., machinehand with Cole & Haskell,
dwl cor Pacific and Kearny
Shafer Florence, tinsmith with James Johnston
Shafer Frank J., (Shafer & Koch) dwl 1209 Polk
Shafer Jacob, drayman with Smith & Cutter, dwl S
W cor Pine and Stockton
Shafer & Koch, (Frank J. Shafer and Edward
A. Koch) plumbers and gasfitters, 1209 Polk
Shafer — See Schaefer and Schafer
Shaffer Albert H., miller, dwl N s Gilmore nr Ken-
tucky
Shaffey Charles, cooper, dwl 338 Bush
Shaffner Herman, bookbinder, dwl 516 Filbert
Shaffner Matthew, capitalist, dwl 222 Second
Shaffner Marshall E., salesman with Tobin, Davis-
son & Co., dwl NE cor Van Ness Avenue and
Sutter
Shaffrev Charles, cooper with Leonhard & Bucking,
dwl 338 Bush
Shaft .lames, proprietor Overland House restaurant,
533 Sacramento
SHAFTER JAMES McM., attorney at law, office
11 Montgomery Block, dwl S s Chestnut bet
Hyde and Larkin
Shaftner Charles H., (colored) hairdresser with N.
C. Susand, 404 Montgomery
Shahan Dennis H., compositor with Smith & Shoaff,
dwl 1 1 Geneva
Shain Edwin R., contractor and builder, dwl 1311
California
Shain Joseph E., collector with Daly & Hawkins,
dwl 1311 California
Shakespear Benjamin F., bricklayer, dwl 609 Pow
Shaler Caroline, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 16 Taylor
Shauibo John, shoemaker U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 679 Mission
Shauabrook Isaac L., carriagepainter with Larkins
& Co., dwl 233 Eighth
Shanahan Daniel, laborer, dwl 459 Jessie
Shanahan William, dwl 418 Grove
Shanau Henry, barkeeper, dwl 141 Minna
Shane Clinton, bookkeeper with McKenna &.
Greany, dwl 34 Perry
Shane John, marblecutter with M. Heverin, dwl
Sansom bet Vallejo and Broadway
Shane Joseph, calker'with P. M. S. SCo.
Shane Michael, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Shane Peter, baker California Cracker Co., dwl E s
Sansom bet Vallejo and Broadway
Shauihau Richard, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Sbankey Sarah Mrs., laundress, dwl 2012 Powell
Shankev William, shoemaker, 29 Driimm
SHANKLIN JAMES W., attorney at law, office
704 Montgomery, res Oakland
Shanks John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Shanley Charles G., hoarding and lodging, 103 Sac
Shanley Eliza, (widow) dwl SW cor Montgomery
and Alta Place
Shanley George W., boilermaker with James H.
Shanley, dwl SW cor Mont aud Alta Place
Shanley James II., boilermaker, S 8 Oregon bet
Front and Davis, dwl SW cor Montgomery and
Alta Place
Shanley Michael, 6hipjoiner, dwl 208 First
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO " § " DIRECTORY
591
Shannon Dominic, (Ginty & S.J dwl 325 Minna
Shannon Edward, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
Shannon James, laborer, dwl 232 Clementina
Shannon James, laborer with Pacific Rolling Mills,
dwl E b Illinois bet Napa and Shasta
Shannon John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Grove
and Octavia
Shannon John, laborer, dwl N s Ridley nr Valencia
Shannon John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Shannon John, porter with Robert Sherwood, dwl
105 Tehama
Shannon John, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 422 Natoma
Shannon Joseph, real estate, dwl 1209 Howard
Shannon Maurice, dairyman, dwl Precita Avenue
nr Mission
Shannon Michael, butcher, dwl 63' Jessie
Shannon Michael, printer with Frank Eastmau,
dwl 602 Jessie
Shannon Monis, laborer, dwl 12 Miller's Place
Shannon Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Miller's Place
Shannon Patrick, porter with Cheever & Fisk
Shannon Richard, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Shannon Solomon, peddler, dwl 115^ Shipley
Shannon Thomas B., merchant, dwl 1507 Larkin
Shannon William, engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel,
dwl 530 Mission
Shant John, laborer, dwl E s Hampshire bet Twen-
ty fifth and Twenty-sixth
Shauzer Joseph, driver with F. Korbel & Bros., dwl
446 Brannan
Shapero Aaron Rev., Hebrew minister, dwl 319 Jessie
Shar Conrad, tailor, 717 Sansom
Share Henry P., engraver with Warren C. Butler,
dwl 10 Wet more Place
Sharkey Edward, teamster, dwl 11 Fifth Avenue
Sharkey Eliza, corsetniaker, dwl 112 Sixth
Sharkey James, liquors, dwl 228 Folsom
Sharkey James, watchman Broadway Wharf, dwl
615 Minna
Sharkev James F., importer marble, 915 Market,
dwl 211 Eddy
Sharkey James M., physician, office 634 Washing-
ton, dwl Ss Clay nr Stockton
Sharkey John, expressman, dwl 23 Vallejo
Sharkey John, baker with. James Donnelly, dwl
228 First
Sharkey Sarah Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School
Sharkey William, expresswagou, cor Broadway and
Da'vis, dwl 429 Stevenson
Sharkey William, longshoreman, dwl 5 Alta Place
Sharkey William, special policeman, dwl Alta
Place bet Montgomery and Kearny
Sharkkart Charles W., cooper with Goetjen &. Co.,
dw 1662 Bryant
Sharland John, bootmaker, dwl 1032 Market
Sharon Henry, cigars, dwl pier 15 Steuart
Sharon William, banker, ('Virginia City, Nev.J
dwl 517 Sutter
Sharp Abraham, policeman City Hall, dwl 279
Clara
Sharp Daniel, fireman, dwl 129 Jackson
Sharp George F., {George F. & William H. Sharp)
dwl Lick House
SHARP GEORGE F. & WILLIAM H., attor-
neys at-law, office 407 California
Sharp James D., compositor Morning Call, dwl 414
Union
Sharp James M., bookkeeper with P. D. Code &
Co., 623 Front
Shar]) James V., engineer with J. Spaulding & Co.,
dwl 564^ Natoma
Sharp Lawrence, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Sharp Morris, (Shaw & S.J dwl 104 Powell
Sharp Solomon A., (Sharp # LloydJ dwl 1226
Clav
Sharp William, dwl E s Valencia nr Twenty-second
Sharp William, market, 716 Folsom
Sharp William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 761
Folsom
Sharp William, pianotuner, dwl 1036 Folsom, rear
Sharp William Jr.. newsdepot and bookstand, 402
Pine, dwl 414 Uuion
Sharp William H., (George F. & William 11.
Sharp) attorney-at-law, office 407 California,
dwl 1511 Mission
SHAHP & LLOYD, (Solomon A. Sharp and
Reuben. 11. Lloyd) attorneys-at-law, office 18
Court Block, 636 Clay
Sharpstein John R., (Sharpstein Sp Hastings J dwl
218 Stockton
SHARPSTEIN & HASTINGS. (John R. Sharp-
stein and Horace M. Hastings) attorney s-at-
law, office 402 Montgomery
Shattuck Charles B., coal dealer, dwl 37 Fifth
Shattuck Charles C, (I). Hayes & Co.) dwl 1005
Mason
Shattuck David D., (Wooster &■ S.) dwl 814 Pow
Shattuck F. K., (Shattuck & Hi/legass) res Oak-
land
Shattuck John W., lanndryman with S. F. Laun-
dry Ass'n, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Shattuck Marshall, upholsterer, dwl 103 Bernard
Shattuck O. J., salesman, dwl 227 Second
Shattuck Wallace, machinist, 225 Beale
Shattuck William C, clerk with Church & Clark,
dwl 1001 Mason
Shattuck & Hillegass, (F.K. Shattuck % William
Hillegass) coal dealers, 110 Jackson
Shaugh M. Mrs., accoucheur and nurse, dwl 200
Stockton
Shaughnessv Dennis, hostler with Nathan P. Hop-
kins, dwl 679 Market
Shaughnessy John, porter, dwl 51 Third
Shaughnessv John J., clerk, 609 Sacrameuto, dwl
439 Bush
Shaughnessv Martin, laborer, dwl 16S Silver
Shautihnessy Michael, carpenter with F. Crowley,
dwl 546 Bryant
Shaughnessy Patrick, gasfitter, dwl 621 Mission,
rear
Shaughnessy Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl
3 Lick
Shaugh nessey William, millman California Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 516 Bryant
Shaughnessy — See O'Shaughnessy
Sbauntz Marcus, barkeeper, dwi W s Capp bet Nine-
teenth aud Twentieth
Shaw Albeit, (Hitchcock, S. & Co.) res Eureka,
Humboldt Co.
Shaw Charles, mate barkentine Occident. 1 Howard
Shaw Daniel J., upholsterer with George O. Whit-
ney & Co., dwl l'Mo Bush
Shaw E. A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 995 Market
Shaw Ebenezer IL, mining, office 432 Montgomery,
(and E. H. Shaw & Co. J dwl 16 Perry
Shaw Edward B., salesman with Cutting & Co.,
dwl 817 Post
Shaw Edward L., liquor saloon, NE cor Geary
and Stockton
SHAW E. H. & CO., (Edwin Lewis) general
agents Craftsmen's Life Assurance Co., office
432 Montgomery
Shaw Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 1808 Taylor
Shaw Emma Miss, teacher, dwl 839 Mission
Shaw Frederick, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Shaw George T., salesman with Hanson, Ackerson
& Co., dwl 405 Greenwich
Shaw Henry B., druggist and apothecary, NW cor
Folsom and Second and NE cor Sutter and
Powell
Shaw Isaac, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
Shaw James G., carpenter, dwl 731 O'Farrell
Shaw James S., farmer, dwl 404 Geary
Shaw John, carpenter, dwl 75 Stevenson
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
592
SAN FRANCISCO ' S " DIRECTORY
Shaw John, (For saitk, Tyler & 8.) dwl 1827 Clay
Shaw John W., real estate, office 430 Montgomery,
dwl 33 Eleventh
Sbaw John W., stockbroker, office 434 California,
dwl 2:! Eleventh
Shaw Margaret, (widow) matron City and County
I [ospital
Shaw Moses, boilermaker, dwl 520 Mission
Shaw X. W., druggist, cor Second and Folsom,
dwl 120 Page
Shaw (). B., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Shaw Peter J., teamster with Joseph W. Souther,
dwl SE cor Fifth and Minna
Shaw Roderick, compositor with H. S. Crocker &
Co., dwl 151£ Tehama
Shaw Solomon, pawnbroker, dwl 531 Post
Shaw Thomas, with James Donnelly, dwl 228 First
Shaw Thomas, cook, dwl 48 Sacramento
Shaw Thomas W., barkeeper with Thomas F. Nor-
they, dwl 921 Market
Shaw Tobias, moneybroker, 827 Kearny, dwl 80(5
Jones
Sbaw William, actor, dwl 1808 Taylor
Shaw William, compositor with Bacon &. Company,
dwl 151 1 Tehama
Sbaw William, laborer, dwl 18 Minna
Shaw William, plumber and gaslitter, 911 Kearny,
dwl 518 Bryant
Shaw William," porter Brooklyn Hotel
Shaw William, shoemaker with D. W. Emerson &
Co., dwl 164 Jessie
Shaw William Audrew, (Shaw & Sharp) dwl 513
Stevenson
Shaw William P., clerk with J. H. Jones & Co.,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Shaw & Sharp, (William Andrew Shaw and Mor-
ris Sharp) coalyard and j)ublic scales, 14-16
Fremont
Shawbridge Thomas, laborer with John Conroy
Shawhan John E., (Shawhan & Petligrew) dwl 115
Capp
SHAWHAN & PETTIGREW, (JuhnE. Shawhan
and William J. Pettigrew) managers Life As-
sociation of America, office 432 Montgomery
Shawl Mark, ( M. Shawl & Co.) dwl 24 Rausch
Shawl M. <fc Co., coal and woodyard, 112 Main,
office 209 Sansom
Shay Bartholomew J., real estate agent, office 304
Montgomery, dwl 1820 Market
Shay Edward, bootfitter, dwl 184 Jessie
Shay James M., Chinese Labor Exchange, 619
Sacramento
Sbay Jeremiah, brickmason New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
508 Mission
Sbay John, laborer, dwl 12 Anthony
Shay John, peddler, dwl 4 Lick
Shay John, printer, Hose Co. No. 1, S. F. F.D., dwl
N s Jackson bet Front and Davis
Shay John J., truckman, cor Market and Sacramento
Shay Michael, shoemaker, 38 Sixth
Shay Patrick, peddler, dwl W s Potrero Avenue nr
Brannan Street Bridge
Shay Peter F., carpenter, dwl 454 Jessie
Shay Woo, (Chinese) merchant, 720 Jackson
SHEA, BOCQUERAZ& McKEE, (James Shea,
A. Bocqneraz and Robert McKee) wholesale
liquors, SW cor Front aud Jackson
Shea Dauiel, stableman with H. R. Covey, dwl N s
Stevenson nr Third
Shea Dennis, coachman Brooklyn Hotel
Shea Dermis, expresswagon, SE cor Bush and
Kearny
Shea Dennis, fruit and vegetables, 130 Fifth
Shea Edward, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Shea Edward, porter, 226 Bush, dwl 21 Minna
Shea Elihu, salesman with Frank E. Thomas, dwl
236 Fifth
Shea George, laborer, dwl 319 Ritcb
Shea Hannah, (widow) dwl 122 Shipley
Shea James, (Shea, Bocqneraz & McKee) dwl 320
Tyler
Shea James, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, dwl
234 Oak
Shea James, proprietor Brooklyn Hotel Coaches,
dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Shea John, carpenter, dwl 319 Ritcb
Shea John, expresswagon, dwl Chambers nr Battery
Shea John, hostler with H. Glinn, dwl 126 Fourth
Shea John, laborer, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Shea John, laborer, dwl 38 Baldwin Court
Shea John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Shea John M., groceries and liquors, 174 Stevenson
Shea Joseph, tailor, dwl 1117 Leavenworth
Shea Michael, carpenter, dwl W 8 Polk nr Green-
wich
Shea Michael, (Co-operative Saddlery Co.) dwl
228 Minna
Shea Patrick, peddler, dwl E s Dora nr Harrison
Shea Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar& Co.
Shea Robert, brassfiuisher California Brass Works,
dwl 21 Minna
Shea Robert, laborer, dwl 1 Liberty
Shea Thomas, laborer, dwl 648 Mission
Shea Thomas, waiter with John Anderson, dwl 22
Anna
Shea Timothy, laborer, dwl 174 Stevenson
Shea William, hostler with Bouton & Son, dwl S s
Washington bet Powell and Mason
Shea William, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Shea — See Shay
Sheahan Timothy, umbrellamaker with John D.
Barr, 323 Bush
Sheals James, mate schooner Meldon, Washington
Street Wharf
Shean Daniel, seaman N.P.Trans.Co.'s S.S. Senator
Shean James E., pressman with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl 809 Van Ness Avenue
Shean Thomas, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Shean William, foreman Union Warehouse
Shear Abram, clerk Assessor U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, dwl 1018 Stockton
Shear John, wheelwright, dwl N s Bush bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Shear Joseph, tailor, dwl E s Laskie bet Market
and Mission
Shear Mary Mis., millinery, 106 Third
Shear Waldrou, bookkeeper with Griffith, Ellis &
Bernbard, dwl NE cor Fifteenth and Mission
Shear William, blacksmith, dwl 2050 Mission
Sheard Harvey S., seaman brig Hesperian, foot Fre-
mont
Shearer Ernest H., bookkeeper with Edward Den-
ny & Co., dwl 112 Mason
Shearer Frederick E. Rev., district secretary Amer-
ican Tract Society, Pacific agency. 757 Market
Shearer Lewis, attornev-at-law, office 20 Court
Block, 636 Clay, res Oakland
Shears Samuel, special policeman, dwl NW cor
Seventh and Minna
Sheba S. M. Co., ( Humboldt Co. Nev.) office 312
Montgomery
Sbeble George, carpenter, dwl 735 Vallejo
Shed Charles D., sbipchandler, dwl 818 Sutter
Shedd H. P., copyist, dwl 320 Sansom
Sheddy James E.", marbleworker with John Daniel
& Co., dwl cor Washington and Cherry
Shee Chong, (Chinese) merchants, 709 Jackson
Shee Kee &. Co., (Chinese) merchants, 810 Sac
Sheean Joseph, porter with Nathan R. Lowell, dwl
434 Jackson
Sheedy John, stonecutter, dwl 21 Sixth
Sheedy P. C, marblecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Sbeehan Christopher, laborer, dwl 29 First
Sbeehan Daniel, drayman, 311 Sacramento, dwl
455 Minna
Sbeehan Dauiel, fireman, bds 129 Folsom
Sbeehan Daniel, dwl 246 Clara, rear
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN SCHAACK <fc CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [ § * DIRECTORY.
593
Sheehan Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 210 Pacific
Sheehan David, sailmaker with Charles Powers,
dwl E s Mission bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Sheehan H. G., saddler with Main & Winchester,
dwl 415 Broadway
Sheehan James, milker, dwl Monlton nr Buchanan
Sheehan John, carriagepainter with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co.. dwl 5 Martin's Block, Market nr
Seventh
Sheehan John, clerk, 38 Occidental Market
Sheehan John, laborer, bds 129 Folsom
Sheehan John, longshoreman, <!wl 2? Rausch
Sheehan John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Sheehan John, seaman, dwl 133 Folsom
Sheehan Joseph, barkeeper, 2 Battery, dwl 660 Miss
Sheehan Kate, stewardess N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflamme, dwl 3U4 Third
Sheehan Lawrence, drayman, foot Market, dwl E s
Bryant Avenue nr Bryant
Sheehan .Maggie Miss, furnished rooms, 202 Second
Sheehan Michael, shoemaker with Charles Dono-
van, dwl 36 Natoma
Sheehan Morris, shoemaker with H. Isaacs & Co.,
dwl 736 Clementina
Sheehan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co.. dwl 26
Minna
Sheehan Patrick, teamster, dwl 567 Stevenson
Sheehan Rosa Mrs., dressmaker, 816 Montgomery
Sheehan Rosina, dressmaker, 225 Sixth
Sheehan Sherman, dwl 129 Jackson
Sheehan Thomas, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, dwl 417 Howard
Sheehan William, steward United States Hotel, 304
Beale
Sheehan William, storekeeper What Cheer House,
dwl 317 Tehama
Sheehan — See Sheahan and Shehan
Sheehy John, laborer. S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 21 Sumner
Sheel Charles, tanner with Funcke & Wassermaun,
dwl E s Ninth nr Braunau
Sheel George, clerk with Kinney Brothers, dwl
Oak nr Laguna
Sheen David, laborer, dwl 3 Cleaveland
Sheen John, laborer Hathaway's Warehouse
Sheeren James, carpenter, dwl New Franklin House
Sheeriu Daniel, (Larseneur & S.) dwl E s Lyon
bet Bush and Sutter
Sheerin James, teamster with Joseph W. Souther,
dwl Natoma nr Fifth
Sheeriu John, stonecutter with Larseneur & Sheerin
Sheerin Nicholas, bricklayer, dwl 7 Cleaveland
Sheffell Henry, waiter, dwl 769| Mission
Sheffield Charles, sawmaker Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 758 Harrison
Sheffield Charles P., ( Pacific Saw Manufacturing
Company) dwl 758 Harrison
Shehan Daniel, expresswagon, SE cor Folsom and
Third, dwl 6Geueva
Shehan Johu, laborer, dwl 64 Natoma, rear
Shehan John, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
Shehau Johu W., crockery aud glassware, 638Bdwy
Shehan Mary Mrs., lodgings, 26 Minna
Shehan— See Sheati, Sbeeau and Sheehan
Sheideman Baehr, (Brown. Bros. $• Co. J dwl 826
OFartell
Sheldon Adelbert H, salesman with A. L. Bancroft
& Co. , 721 Market
Sheldon Charles, teamster, dwl 242 Perry
Sheldon Henry H., clerk, 102 Leidesdorff, dwl 13
Second Avenue
Sheldon John K., coroner's clerk, office 823 Market
Sheldon John P., lumber dealer, dwl 724 Harrison
Sheldon Joseph, (colored) mariner, dwl 15Pinckney
Sheldon L. W., miner, dwl 424 Sansom
Sheldon Nathaniel P., pumps, dwl 314 Bush
Sheldon Patrick, laborer dwl N 8 Fifteenth nr
Howard
Sheley Adam, dwl 213 Broadway
Shellard Benjamin, (Shellard <& McCraith) dwl
1250 Montgomery
Shellard & McCraith, (Benjamin Shellard and John
McCraith) organ builders, 1250 Montgomery
Shellenberg Amos, engineer Golden Age Flouring
Mills, dwl 1711 Stockton
Shellenberg Christopher, tailor, dwl 272 Clementi-
na, rear
Shelley Johu F., upholsterer, 219 Second, dwl 211
Second
Shelley Lydia A., (widow) dressmaker, dwl 18?
Jessie
Shelley Thomas, laborer, bds 20 First
Shelley Peter, drayman, dwl 228 Austin
Shelley William N., pilot, office U. S. Court Build-
ing, dwl 709 Greenwich
Shelling William, cooper, dwl 13 Tehama
Shelly Hannah, (widow) dwl Es Henry bet Castro
and Noe
Shelton Bros., (Patrick and, Daniel I boarding and
sale stable, SE cor Pacific and Taylor
Shelton Caroline, (colored) (widow)" dwl 3 Gerke
Alley
Shelton Daniel, (Shelton Bros.) dwl SE cor Pacific
and Taylor
Shelton Francis, whitener. 1506 Stockton
Shelton Henry A., steward City and County Hos-
pital, dwl 135 Chestnut
Shelton Patrick, (Shelton Bros.) dwl SE cor Pacific
and Taylor
Shemmel Edward, bookkeeper, dwl 321 Hayes
Shenal Charles, baker Industrial School
Shenehem Johu, hackman, dwl 1509 Mission
Shenkel Peter, (Harvey 4' Co.) dwl 732 Harrison
Shenkle Julius, butcher, dwl Eleventh Avenue,
South S. F.
Shepard Albert, contractor, dwl 475 Jessie
Shepard Azal J., engineer steamer Contra Costa,
res San Rafael
Shepard Brothers, (James and William, Jr.)
plumbers and gasfitters, 151 Third
Shepard B. W. , barkeeper with M. B. Whittier,
dwl SE cor Third and King
Shepard Jacob, butcher, dwl Black Point
Shepard James, (Shepard Bros.) dwl cor Railroad
Avenue and Fifteenth Avenue, South S. I'1.
Shepard J. L. N., (Judson & S.) res Oakland
Shepard John, tanner with C. O'Donnell, dwl 122
Gilbert
Shepard S. White, (Shepard & Murphy) dwl 916
Stockton
Shepard William Jr., (Shepard Bros.) dwl cor
Railroad Avenue and Fifteenth Av, South S. F.
Shepard & Murphy, (S. White Shepard and Arthur
Murphy) real estate agents, 535 California
SHEPARDSON HART F., general agent North-
western Mutual Life Insurance Co., 315 Mont-
gomery, res Alameda
Sheperd Royal F., (Sheperd & Davis) dwl Meigg'a
Wharf
Sheperd & Davis, (R. F. Sheperd and W. G.
Davis) restaurant, foot Meitcg's Wharf
Shepheard , dwl 1826 Clay
Shepherd Alfred, engineer, dwl 1904 Powell
Shepherd Catherine Mrs., lodgings, 539 Howard
Shepherd Charles, clothshearer Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl cor Polk and Francisco
Shepherd Edward, currier, dwl 539 Howard
Shepherd C. William, homestead secretary, office 32
Merchants' Exchange, dwl 506 Market
Shepherd Levi, lastmaker, dwl 3 Burntt
Shepherd Thomas, liquor saloon, 311 Pine
Shepherd William, porter with M. Gray, res Brook-
lyn, Alameda Co.
Sheplar Samuel H., agent Holt's patent marking
wheel, New York dater and rubber Type Foun-
dry, 611 Washington, dwl 252 Fourth
Shepman William E., foreman Pacific Plate Works,
dwl 138 Perry
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Full lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
38
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
594
SAN FRANCISCO * {§ " DIRECTORY.
Sheppard Alfred, first assistant engineer N. P.
Trans. Go's S. S. John L. Stephens
Sheppard Charles, shearer Pioneer Woolen Mills
Sheppard Charles H., dwl 1201 Montgomery
Sheppard Edward, gasman Albanibra .Theater, dwl
51 Stevenson
Sheppard George, boatman, dwl SW cor Vallejo
and Davis
Sheppard Henry, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Shepp.ird John, merchant tailor, 617 Montgomery,
dwl 1006 Clay
Sheppard Joseph, porter, dwl 724 Pacific
Sheppard Paul, bookbinder with Althof & Bahls,
dwl cor Clay and Mason
Sheppard Richard, boatman, dwl 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Samuel, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sheppard Vinson, printer with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl Sheppard Place nr Mason
Sheppard William, laborer, dwl W s Nevada bet
Foisom and Harrison .
Sheppard— see Shepard and Shepherd
Shepston James T., machinehand Union Box Fac-
tory, dwl 238 Ritch
Shepston John A., milkranch, SW cor Twenty-sixth
and Old San Jose Road
Shepston William, dairyman with George N. Mur-
ray, dwl Arlington bet Roanoke and Chenery
Sherburne Edward R., bookkeeper Merchants' Ex-
change Bank, dwl 719 California
Sherburne J. P., clerk, dwl 5 Fourth
Sherburne Nathaniel, mastermariner, dwl 143 Third
Sherburne William, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orinamme
Sherick Antone, milkman with N. Davidson, E s
Indiana nr Nevada
Sherick Peter, milkman with N. Davidson, dwl E s
Indiana nr Nevada
Sheridan Andrew, laborer, dwl 6 Freelon
Sheridan Edward, laborer, dwl 48 Ritcb
Sheridan James, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilrnore &
Co., dwl W s Jones nr Pine
Sheridan James, groceries and liquors, 745 Braunan
Sheridan Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 107 Sansom
Sheridan John, cooper with Thomas F. Neagle, dwl
532 Mission
Sheridan John, stevedore, dwl 44 Ritch
Sheridan John, upholsterer with Frank G. Edwards,
dwl W s Church nr Twenty-fourth
Sheridan Lawrence, watertender N. P. Trans. Co.,
dwl 41 Natoma
Sheridan Michael J., laborer, dwl 19 Frederick
Sheridan Owen, molder, dwl 551 Foisom
Sheridan Patrick, leathercutter U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Sheridan Patrick J., gilder with S. & G. Gump, dwl
S s Liberty bet Valencia and Guerrero
Sheridan Peter L., solecutter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl cor Thirteenth and Valencia
Sheridan Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R.
Sheridan Thomas, laborer, dwl 45 Jessie
Sheridan Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Laguna nr Ellis
Sheridan Thomas, painter, dwl 6 Moss
SHERIFF CITY AND COUNTY, office 8 City
Hall, first floor
Sheriff John, photographer with C. L. Cramer, 402
Kearuy
Sherk Augusta, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School
Sherlock Hugh, (McElroy & S.) dwl 7 Broadwav
Sherlock John, laundrymau S. F. Laundry, dwl
NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Sherman Albert G., proprietor Eagle Lodgings, 320
Sansom
Sherman Charles, barkeeper, SW cor Montgomery
and California, dwl Telegraph Place "
Sherman David, bronzer with J. H. O'Brien & Co.,
dwl 213 Stevenson, rear
Sherman David B., draymau, dwl 565 Howard
Sherman David S., porter with George W. Clark,
dwl 1034 Market
Sherman Edwin A., secretary Scottish Rite bodies
F. & A. M., room 42 Masonic Temple, (and
Bishop & S.J dwl 219 Geary
Sherman F. M. Miss, teacher Girls' High School,
dwl 419 Minna
Sherman F. O., milkman, dwl S 8 Bush bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Sherman Francis, foreman S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works, dwl 616 Taylor
Sherman Frank, mining stocks.'dwl 616 Taylor
Sherman George, milkman, dwl W s York bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Sherman George, produce dealer, dwl 1810 Polk
Sherman George R., compositor with Cubery & Co.,
dwl 608 Leavenworth
Sherman George W., seaman, dw4303 Eighth
Sherman Gustave, carpenter, dwl 517 Post, rear
Sherman Harriet N., (widow) dwl 2425 Buchanan
Sherman Harry, printer, dwl 1016 Stockton
Sherman Hiram, distiller, dwl Greenwich nr Pierce
Sherman I. & Co., (Charles Geigerman) cigars
and tobacco, SE cor Sixth and Market
Sherman Isaac, (I. Sherman & Co.) dwl SE cor
Sixth and Market
Sherman James E., porkpacker with R. F. Bunker,
dwl 1427 Pacific
Sherman James S., finisher with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 38 Silver
Sherman John, laborer with Whitney &, Freese
Sherman John L„ stevedore with Charles E. Has-
eltine, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
SHERMAN JOSEPH S., manufacturer bed-
springs and dealer hardware, 37 Second, dwl
518 Sutter
Sherman Leander S., (Sherman & Hyde) dwl 219
Geary
Sherman Luciuda, dwl 106 Dupont
Sherman Obadiab D., real estate, dwl 106 Turk
Sherman Otis M. , carpenter, dwl 303 Oak
Sherman Otto, upholsterer with George O. Whitney
& Co.
Sherman Sally P., (widow) dwl 630 Sutter
Sherman Samuel, »tailor with Wright & Harmon,
dwl 827 Dupont
Sherman Walter B., furniture, 1217 Dupont
SHERMAN WILLIAM, (William Sherman &
Co.) res Oakland
Sherman William, plumber with P. R. O'Brien, dwl
Stevenson nr Third
SHERMAN WILLIAM & Co., clothiers, merchant
tailors, gents' furnishing goods, trunks, valises,
etc., 608 Montgomery
SHERMAN & HYDE, (Leander S. Sherman and
Fred. A. Hyde) music and musical instruments,
139 Kearny
Shermer Hermann, physician, office and dwl 1410
Dupont
Sherrback Mary, (widow) dwl 550 Minna
Sherrback Thomas, carpenter, dwl 550 Minna
Sherritt Edward, bootmaker with I. M. Weutworth
&. Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Sherry Barnard, driver Eclipse Bakery, dwl 325
Union
Sherry John, milkranch, NW cor Church and
Army
Sherwin George W., dwl 210 Washington
SHERWOOD BENJAMIN F., slock broker.office
436 California, dwl 114 Powell
Sherwood. Bnlkley & Co., (Samuel B. Sherwood
and Milton Bulkley) shipping and com mer-
chants, 406 Sacramento
Sherwood Elijah, cutter with Mission Woolen Mills,
dwl 126 Shotwell
Sherwood George E., dwl 2 Hartman
Sherwood Jane, (widow)dwl 182 Stevenson, rear
Sherwood John, ( Falkingham & S.) dwl 2015
Foisom
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO ' $ ] DIRECTORY.
595
SHERWOOD ROBERT, (late Barrett & Sher-
wood) importer and retailer watches, diarnouds,
jewelry, etc., 517 Mont, dwl 433 Bryant
Sherwood Samuel B., (Sherwood, Bulkfey $■ Co.)
406 Sacramento
SHERWOOD W. F„ agent Manhattan Sewiug
Machine, office 21 New Montgomery
Sherwood William, attornev-at-law and collector,
office 604 Merchant, dwl 321 Pacific
Sherwood William, wheelwright with Pollard &
Carvill Manufacturing Co., dwl Berry House
Sherwood William James, clerk with Robert Sher-
wood, dwl 708 Pine
Shevelin Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
Shew Jacob, photographic gallery ,513 Montgomery,
dwl 3 Willow
Shew Myron, photographer with William Shew, dwl
1219 California
SHEW WILLIAM, photographic art gallery, pic-
ture frames, materials, etc., 115 Kearny
Sheyer & Abrahamson, (Emanuel Sheyer and
Alexander Abrahamson) clothing, 429 Kearny
Sheyer Emanuel, (Sheyer & Abrahamson ) dwl
429 Kearny
Sheyer M. &. Bro., (Salloch Sheyer) wholesale
fancy and drvgoods, 103 Sansom
Sheyer Marcus, {M- Sheyer & Bro.) dwl 252 Minna
Sheyer Morris, clerk, 152 Kearny, dwl Silver bet
Third and Fourth
Sheyer Salloch, (M. Sheyer & Bro.) dwl 252 Minna
Sheyer William, tanner with Fuucke & Wasser-
mann, dwl NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Shield Charles, blacksmith, 225 Beale, dwl 226
Eighth
Shields Daniel J., blacksmith, N s Market bet Davis
and Front, dwl 522 Valencia
Shields Henry, cook What Cheer House
Shields James, butcher with Werner & Barrington,
dwl SW cor Polk and Clay
Shields James, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
44 Clementina
Shields James H., compositor Alta California, dwl
222 Stockton
Shields James S., clerk head-quarters Military Divi-
sion Pacific, 703 Market
Shields John, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Shields Patrick, driver Front St. M. & O. R.R.
Shields Peter, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl Lobos Creek
Shields Richard, laborer, dwl 15 Ritch
Shields Robert, molder Uuion Iron Works
Shields Thomas, waiter Colorado Steam Navigation*
Co.'s steamer Newbern
Shields Thomas, seaman, dwl 7 Natoma
Shields Thomas J., lather, dwl 706 Jones
Shields Timothy, policeman City Hall, dwl 518
Stockton
Shiels' Block, junction Market, Mont and Post
Shiels William, real estate, 608 Market, dwl 530
O'Farrell
Shieman Rudolph, dwl 314 Seventh
Shillaber George, carpenter, dwl 1096 Union
Shillaber Levi S., (L. Shillaber & Co.) dwl 326
Main
Shillaber L. S. <fe Co., (S. & A. Seymour) fruits
and confectiouerv, 268 First
Shillaber Theodore, broker, dwl SE cor Sixteenth
and Hoff Avenue
Shillcock Caroline, (widow) seamstress, dwl 33
Natoma
Shillcock Henry, clerk with OscarFoss, 410Kearny,
dwl 33 Natoma
Shilling D., dwl 219 Stevenson
Shilliug Joseph, tailor, dwl 1046* Folsom
Shilling Levi, hides and wool, office S.F. Wool Ex-
change, dwl 632 Market
Shilling M., saddler, dwl 1221 Folsom
Shilling Saul S., (J. Watts & Co.) dwl 609 Pine
Shilliug William, cooper, dwl 13 Tehama, rear
Shillingford Benjamin, carpeuter H.C. League, 230
Kearny
Shimmon Lawrence, Vol. Engine Co. No. 1, S. F.
F. D., dwl Eleventh Av nr Railroad Avenue
Shindler Caspar, carriagepainter, dwl 825 Kearny
Shine George, shipsmith with W. S. Phelps &. Co.,
dwl 675 Mission
SHINE JOHN P., secretary S.F. Fire Department,
office 23 Kearny, and School Director Fifth
Ward, dwl 535 California
Shine Nicholas, coachman with Austin D. Moore,
dwl 1516 Folsom
Shine Patrick, blacksmith helper with P.M.S.S. Co.,
dwl 34 Garden
Shineberger John, mail clerk Alta California, dwl
529 California
Bhinehardt Henry, baker, dwl 15 Laugton,
Shingle Mary, (widow) dwl 242 Minna
Shipley Helen V. Mrs., teacher Powell St. Primary
School , dwl 1217 Masou 4
Shipley Mill and M. Company, (Auburn, Caljot&ve
438 California
Shipley Virginia R. Mrs., dwl 1304 Pine
Shipman Edgar G., dwl 11 Kearny
Shipman Harry W., clerk Home Mutual Life Ins.
Co., dwl 1012 Washington
Shirek Adolph, (Zacharias, S. $ Co.) dwl 1810
Mason
Shirek Rudolph, (Shirck&Co.) dwl E s Powell bet
Pacific and Broadway
Shirek Samuel, (Shirek & Co.) res St. Louis, Mo.
Shirek & Co., (Samuel and Rudolf Shirek andMeyer
Israel) dry goods, 1125 Stockton
Shirer John, laborer with W. T. Garratt& Co., dwl
Bush ur Sansom
Shirley Francis, clerk with John Burnap, dwl 417
Tehama
Shirley John, bootfitter, dwl 1408 Kearny
Shirley John, capitalist, dwl 536 Kearny
Shirley John, clerk with Crane & Brigham, dwl
355 Clementina
Shirpser David, merchant, dwl 460 Clementina
Shirpser Isidor, furs, 32 Mont, dwl 1012 Mission
Shirpser Max, watchmaker, 102 Sixth
Shloss Esther Mdme., milliner and millinery, 402
and 406 Kearny, and 1002 Stock, dwl 812 Pow
Shloss Morris, salesman, 1002 Stock, dwl 812 Pow I
Shmalz William, pawnbroker, dwl 1032 Clay
Shneider John P., barkeeper, dwl 129 Jackson
Shoaff Philip L., (Smyth & S.) res Pioche City.Nev.
ShoalwaterBay Oyster Co., wholesale oysters, 89
California Market
Shoble John, brewer with W. A. Freaderek, dwl
1428 Mission
Shockeu Samuel H, hatter and hats and caps, 6
Kearny, dwl 17 Second
Shoebridge Frederick, dravman, 123 Washington,
dwl 1908 Larkin
Shoecraft R. P., cigars and tobacco, 227 Bush
Shoemaker Charles, driver City R. R.
Shoen Edward, hairdresser, 2004 Polk
Shoenberg August, hairdresser, 442± Third
Shoenberg Henry, /Shoenberg- $• Levinsky) dwl W
s Devisadero nr Geary
Shoenberg # Levinsky, '( Henry Shoenberg and
Louis Levinsky) Pacific Glove Factory ,511 Sac
Shohaly Francis, groceries and liquors, 920 Pacific
Sholkmaun Frederick, (John Von Glahn & Co.)
dwl 27 Oak Avenue
Sholl Frederick C, mastermariner, dwl 13 Tehama
Sholl Jasper M., carpenter, dwl 129 Jackson
Sholle Antonio, groceries and liquors. SE cor Post
and Jones, and NE cor Bush aud Stockton, dwl
7 Austin t
Shoning Otto, lithographer witn G. .T. Brown &.
Co., dwl 714 Howard
Shook Charles, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Shopp Gustavus, weaver Mission a*id Pacific
Woolen Mills
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 113 Sansom Street, Best j^apcr and Linen Collars.
None but the best Photographs are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
596
SAN FRANCISCO [S] DIRECTORY.
SHORB J. CAMPBELL, physician, office SW cor
Sanson] and Pine, dwl 60S* Jones
Shorkey James, laborer, dwl 615 Minna, rear
Short Benjamin, clerk with Nicholas Bruns, 617
Davis
Short Catharine, adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl N a
Jackson nr Van Ness Avenue
Short David M., keeper Public Pond, dwl NE cor
Fillmore and Jackson
Short Edward, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Short Gregory, japanner with Henry C. Short, dwl
7 Calhoun
Short Harvey N., photographic artist, dwl 614
Filbert
Short Henry C, japanner, 435 Jackson, dwl 7
• Calhoun
Short Henry C. Jr., japanner with Henry C. Short,
d\vl7'Calhoun
Short J. Jackson, clerk, 109 Third, dwl 264 Jessie
Short John, calker wit^P. M. S. S. Co.
Short John, captain police City Hall, dwl N s Jack-
sou nr Van Ness Avenue
Short John, shipcarpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Short John B., carpenter, dwl N s Vallejo bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Short Julia B., Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 226 O'Farrell
Short Mary, (widow) dwl J112 Kearny
Slmrr Mary Mrs., chambermaid Overland House
SHORT MICHAEL, merchant tailor, 527 Com-
mercial, dwl 1833 Howard
Short Patrick H., drayman, NE cor Davis and Com-
mercial, dwl 320 Geary, rear
Short Peter, merchant tailor, 613 Washington, dwl
615 Washington
Shorten James, hackman, dwl 431 £ Tehama
Shoshone Silver Mining Co., {Austin, Nev.J office
28 Merchants' Exchange
Shotwell Joseph M., stockbroker, office 334 Mont-
gomery, dwl 11 19 Washington
Shoulters Henry, inspector Custom House, dwl 1208
Sutter
Slionrds Francis A., clerk, dwl 432 Montgomery
SHOURDS GEORGE W., engraver ou wood, of-
fice 432 Montgomery, room 7
Shourds John A. .engraver with George W.Shourds,
432 Montgomery
Shover Mortimer G., carpenter, dwl 917 Bryant
Shrader A. J., supervisor Ninth Ward, (and S/orm
$ Co.) office 329 Montgomery, dwl 5 South
Park
Shrader August, machinist with J. Weichhart, dwl
10 Stockton Place
Sliraeder J., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
Chesley bet Harrison and Bryant
Shrarv Albert, metalroofer with Conlin & Roberts,
450 Natoma
Shreve B. P., carpenter, dwl S s Mariposa nr Min-
nesota
SHREVE GEORGE C, (George C. Shreve &
Co.) dwl Grand Hotel
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO., (George Bonny)
watches, di:imond6, jewelry, silverware, etc.,
110 Montgomery
Shrier Henry, (J. 'Bourn & Go.) dwl 820 O'Farrell
Sbrier Morris, (J. Baum & Go.) res New York
Shudmack Isaac, clerk, dwl 246 Tehama
Shuhaus Edmund, waiter, dwl 1115 Clay
Shuier Henry, milkraneh, San Bruno Road nr Bay
View
Shuldes George, clockmaker with Henry Molineux,
dwl 3 Central Place
Shall Louis D., signpainter, 638 Sacramento, dwl
106 Montgomery Block
Shulte Henry,, laborer Albany Brewery, dwl 75
Everett
Shultz August, barkeeper 610 Market.dwl 61 Shipley
Shultz Henry J., cigars and tobacco, 226 Montgom-
ery, dwl 513 Hyde
Shultz Peter, tanner with Funcke & Wassermann,
dwl NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Shultz Theodore, extraman engine Co. No. 7, S. F.
F. D., dwl Valencia nr Sixteenth
Shultz William, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Shultz — See Schultz
Shaman Henry, cooper, dwl N s Heron nr Eighth
Sbunk James M., contractor, dwl 2129 Mission
Shurtleff John A., sawyer Union Box Factory, dwl
42 First
Shnrvell John, teamster, dwl 1908 Broadway
Sinister Frederick, brewer, dwl E s Valencia bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Sinister William, barkeeper, dwl 642 Mission
Shine Charles E., turner with Gracier & Johnson,
dwl 233 Ritch
Shute Daniel S , (H. M. & B. S. Shute) dwl 1004
Pine %
Shute Henry M., (H. M. &■ B. S. Shute) dwl 111
O'Farrell
Shute H. M. & D. S., carriagemakers, 111 O'Farrell
Shwark William, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl cor Eighth and Bryant
Shwetzer Abraham, barber, E s Valencia nr Six-
teenth
Shwinn Jacob, butcher with H. Sylvester^ dwl 307
Sixth
Shwitzar Jacob, tailor, 559 Sixteenth
Shyne James G-, market, 339 Fourth
Sibell Emanuel, woodcarver, dwl 613 Bryant
Sible Charles, speculator, dwl 822 Vallejo
Sibley J. M., teacher Boys' High School, dwl 1213
Bush
Sibley William, piledriver with E. C.Boobar & Co.
Sichel E. & Brother, (Morris Sichel ) cigars and to-
bacco, 321 California, 5 Kearny and NE cor
Battery and Bush
Sichel Euyene, (E. Sickel # Bro.) dwl 235 Tyler
Sichel Gottleib, dwl 631 Vallejo
Sichel Julia Miss, teacher Geary St. Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 235 Tyler
Sichel Julius, (Fleishman, S. & Go.) dwl 331
Kearny
Sichel Max, dentist, office 652 Washington, dwl 718
Filbert
Sichel Morris, (E. Sichel & Bro.) dwl 235 Tyler
Sichel Moses, dry goods, 1008 Stockton, dwl 1008
Jackson
Sichel Solomon, cigars, dwl 235 Tyler
Sickal Joseph A., saddle and harnessmaker, dwl
W s Treat Avenue bet Twenty-first and Twen-
• ty-second
SICKLER CALEB M., stoves and tinware, 420
Kearny, dwl 732 Geary
Sickler George, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Sickles John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Sicotte Edward, clerk with John M. Bogart & Co.,
dwl 618 Pine
Sicotte Louis A., (Sicotte <fc Poor) dwl 618 Pine
Sicotte Roger, (Garrick $• Co.) dwl 820 Folsom
SICOTTE & POOR, /L. A. Sicotte and Fred. A.
Poor) commission flour and produce, 122 Clay
Sidey Adam R., packer Golden Age Mills, dwl 20
Jessie
Sie Patrick, hostler with Martin Fitzpatrick, dwl
206 Jessie
Siebe August, (Stel/ing $• S.) dwl 154 First
Siebe Frederick & Co., (Peter Bingen) billiard
and liquor saloon, SW cor Powell and Francisco
Siebe Frederick C, deputy sheriff City Hall, (and
Frederick Siebe iS? Co.) dwl 2208 Mason
Siebe H. F. D., liquor saloon, NW cor Kentucky
and Sixteenth
Siebe John, real estate, dwl SE cor Pow and Union
Siebe Ludwig, (Pavlsen & S.) dwl SW cor Turk
and Taylor
Siebecker Louis, laborer, dwl S s Humboldt nr
Kansas
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAA.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goorts.
SAN FRANCISCO " g ' DIRECTORY
597
Siebel Philip, saloonkeeper, dwl NW cor Stockton
and Sacramento
Siebenliauer Sally, bookkeeper, 230 California, dwl
262 Tyler
Sieberet Frederica, (widow) dwl SW cor Grove and
Franklin
Sieberet Henry G., attorney at law, office 802 Mont-
gomery, dwl SW cor Grove and Franklin
Siebert Charles, captain sloop Lena Simpson, dwl
40 Jackson
Siebert Frederick, waiter, 228 Kearny, dwl 17
Stockton Place
Siebrecht Prank, waiter, dwl 316 Pine
Siedenberg J. C, clerk with R. G. Duu & Co., 320
California
Siedentopf Henry, clerk, 317 California, dw! 1007
Clay
Sieders Reuben, drayman, dwl 340 Towusend
Siegel Morris, tailor, 1502 Stockton
Siegel James, laborer with Whitney <&. Freese
Siegel John, peddler, dwl 272 Minna
Siegel Joseph, stevedore with Whitney & Freese
Siegel Louis, salesman with Chr. Schreiber & Co.,
dwl 430 Chestnut
Siegel S., tailor, bds 644 Sacramento
Siegfried Gustave, barkeeper, dwl 228 Bnsh
Siegfried H. A., (Siegfried & LokseJ dwl 228 Bush
Siegfried Herman J., bookkeeper Siegfried's Hotel,
228 Bush
Siegfried J. C, clerk with T. Lemmen Meyer, dwl
"NW cor Post and Taylor
'SIEGFRIED & LOHSE, (H. A. Siegfried and
John A. Lo/iseJ proprietors Siegfried's Hotel,
228 Bush, and lessees Piatt's Hall, 216 Mont
SIEGFRIED'S HOTEL, Siegfried & Lohse pro-
prietors, 228 Bnsh
Siegler George, maltster Pioneer Malt Works, dwl
2012 Powell
Sieglitz Herman, watchmaker, dwl 631 Vallejo
Sieglv Gottlieb, wagonmaker, NE cor Stockton and
Union, dwl 621 Vallejo
Sielatf August, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Sielcken Herman, bookkeeper, dwl 40 South Park
Sielcken John H., bookkeeper with Joseph Isaac &
Co., dwl 40 South Park
Seiler G., tailor, 527 Kearny dwl 415 Clementina
Sieler James, tailor, dwl 41 5£ Clementina
SIEM JOHN, groceries and liquors, SW cor Second
and Branuau
Siemens Ferdinand, musician, dwl 3 August Alley
Siemer Diederich, laborer Albany Brewery, dwl
75 Everett
Siemers John H., cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
•Co., dwl 502 Stockton
Siems Gustavus, hairdresser with Charles Trautner,
dwl SW cor Stockton and Clay
Siemsen Henry, farmer, dwl 39 Jackson
Siep Joseph, tanner with John F. King, dwl SE cor
Nineteenth and Folsom
SierD., (D. Sier & Co.) dwl Vallejo bet Stockton
and Powell
Sier D. & Co., (Begue Bertrand) market, 1320
Dupout
Sier Philip, wagonmaker, dwl 906 Broadway
Siering Herman, (Locan <& Co.) res Europe
Sierp Frederick W., hatter with Fisher & Co., dwl
1 Taylor Place
Sierra Iron Co., office 428 California
Sierra Nevada Lodging House, Thomas Kerby, pro-
prietor, 528 Pacific
Sierra Nevada S. M. Co. ,( Virginia, Nev.Joffice 414
California
Siers Josie Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Cosmo-
politan School, dwl 718 Vallejo
Sies Philip, junk dealer, dwl 455 Tehama
Siess George, carpenter with Anton Meyer, dwl 333
Bush
Siess Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 333 Bush
Sievers Charles, carpenter, dwl 228 Bush
Sievers Harry, clerk with L. Wilckeus, dwl N s
Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth
Sievers John, hotelkeeper, dwl 228 Bush
Sievers John, blacksmith with John C. Jung, dwl
909 Kearny
Sievers John H., accountant, dwl 239 Seventh
Sigel David, clothing, 525 Jackson
Sigman George, steward, dwl 103 First
Siurist Charles H, cabinetmaker, dwl 16 Hags/in
Silberman Charles, salesman with Fleishman,
Sichel & Co., dwl Tyler nr Larkin
Silberstein Philips, dyer,' 247 Third
Silberstein Samuel, saddler, dwl 7t!l Mission
Silberstein Simon, gent's furnishing goods, 506
Kearny, dwl 332 Tyler
Silk James, barkeeper with John J. Eagan, dwl
109 Dupont
Silk Thomas, laborer, dwl 1 Filbert Place
Sillem William, (Godeffroy # B.J dwl 1411 Powell
Sillery John, barkeeper, dwl 316 Fourth
Silsby E.D., (Warner & S.) res Chico
Siltzer Jacob, baker with E. A. Entrelberg, dwl 418
Kearny
Silva Antoine, hairdresser with Philip King, dwl
359 Pacific
Silva Antonio, laborer, dwl S s Merchant bet East
and Davis
Silva Francisco de, hairdresser, dwl Oregon nr
Davis
Silva Francisco de, laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Silva Frank, barkeeper with Joseph Adeleka, dwl
727 Pacific
Silva Frank, hairdresser, 3061 Third
Silva Frank, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Silva Frank, laborer with John H. Cook, dwl E s
Bartol nr Broadway <ji
Silva Joaquin J., shoemaker, W 8 Dramm bet
Washington and Oregon
Silva John, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Silva John, hairdresser with Frank Silva, dwl 306^
Third
Silva Joseph, cook, dwl 11 Pinckney Place, rear
Silva Joseph, laborer with W. Lange
Silva Joseph M., hairdressing saloon, 599 Sixth
Silva Joseph T., photographer, 61 Third, dwl N s
Filbert bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Silva Manuel, fireman steamer Julia, dwl Sansom
bet Broadway and Vallejo, rear
Silva Manuel, hairdresser with Frank Costa, dwl
110 Berry
Silva Manuel, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Silva Manuel J., hairdresser, dwl 11161 Folsom
Silva Manuel L., (Heins & S.) dwl 1407 Stockton
Silva Manuel M., barber, dwl 727 Pacific
Silva — SeeSylvaand Sylvia
Silveira Antonio, laborer, dwl Commercial nr Davis
Silveira Felix, hairdresser with John Stable, dwl
828 Montgomery
Silveira Francisco J., fisherman, dwl 116 Jackson
Silveira George, hairdresser, 203 Third, dwl 5
Natoma
Silveira Manuel J. L., physician, office and dwl SW
cor Davis and Pacific
Silver Antonio, baggage master, dwl 4 Sonoma PI
Silver Charles, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel
Silver Frank, cook, 1 10 Sutter, dwl S 8 Jessie bet
Third and Fourth
Silver Frank, oiler N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
Hamme
Silver John, baker with T. J. Chadboume, dwl 1414
Dupont
Silver Jose, cigardealer, dwl 723 Broadway
Silver Jose, shoemaker, dwl 536 Broadway
Silver Joseph, Coachman with J. Searle, N s McAl-
lister nr Steiner
Silver Joseph S., physician, dwl 869 Mission
Silver Manuel, carpenter, dwl S s Turk nr Fillmore
Silver Morris, pawnbroker, 829 Dup, dwl 531 Post
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pull Assortment of Pipes and Stems.
* WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
598
SAN FRANCISCO [ § ] DIRECTORY.
Silver Peter, cook N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. John L.
Stephens
Silver Selig, clerk with Simon L. Goldberg, dwl 36
Third
Silver Solomon, salesman, dwl 827 Kearny
Silver Sprout Mining Company, (Inyo (Jo.) office
318 California
Silver Star Consolidated S. M. Co., ( Treasure City,
Nevada) office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Silver Terrace Homestead Association, office 601
Montgomery
Silver Wave M. Co., ( White Pine) office 418 Cal
Silver Wedge M. Co., ( While Pine) office 402 Mont
Silver William J. Jr., compositor with H. S. Crocker
& Co., dwl 908 Howard
Silverberg Adolph, (A. Loeicel & Co.) dwl cor
Stockton and Pacific
Silverberg Oscar, millliand, dwl 103 Sacramento
Silverberg Simon, (of E. N. Fish & Co.) office 207
Battery, dwl 16 Mason
Silverberg Simon, ( Silverberg & Zimmerman) dwl
Potrero Avenue nr Alameda
Silverberg &, Zimmerman, (Simon Silverberg and
Henry Zimmerman) wholesale butchers, First
Avenue
Silverman Gottleib, trimmings, 1221 Stockton
Silverman Solomon, laborer, dwl W s San Jose
Road nr Five Mile House
Silverstein Elias, locksmith, 113 Jackson, dwl 319
Tehama
Silverstein Esther, midwife, dwl 319 Tehama
Silverstein Harris, expressman, cor California and
Kearny, dwl S s Fulton nr Laguna
Silverstein Louis, bootmaker, 907 Battery
Silverstone C, shoemaker, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Silverstone Harris, boots and shoes, 1138 Dupont
Silverthorne William H., dwl NE cor Filbert and
Hvde
SILVESTER GEORGE F., seeds and garden im-
plements, 317 Washington, dwl 607 Sutter
Silvester Leander, clerk with George F. Silvester,
dwl 1121 Powell
Silves-ter— See Sylvester
Silvestri Achille, (Silvestri $? Maggio) dwl S s
Washington bet East and Drumm
Silvestri & Maggio, (Achille Silvestri and, Fortnn-
ato Maggio) salt and smoked fish, 5 Clay Street
Market
Silvev Robert, U. S. boarding officer Vallejo Street
Wharf, dwl 507 Chestnut
Silvia Antonio, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Silvia R., deckhand steamer Petaluma, Vallejo
Street Wharf
Sime John Mrs., (widow) dwl Lick House
Sime Mary, (widow) dwl 813 Jackson
Sime William K., clerk with William F. King, dwl
13 Guy Place
Simeon Pierre, (colored) Enterprise Restaurant,
615 Jackson
Simeon Samuel, pedler, dwl 10 Cleaveland
Simme Henry, bakery, SE cor Thirteenth and Miss
Simmen Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl 358 Eleventh
Simmonds Richard, barkeeper, SE cor Sac and Bat
Simmonds Thomas C, porter, 102 Sausom, dwl 620
Seventh
Simmons Allan, bakery, 1019 Jackson, dwl W s
Hyde bet Vallejo and Green
Simmons Alonzo R., (Simmons, Howe & Co.) dwl
E s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twentv-secoud
Simmons Andrew, hempworker S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory
Simmons Charles, carpenter, dwl 2 White's Place
Simmons Charles, messman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Simmons Charles F., operator fire alarm and police
telegraph, Brenham Place, dwl 115 Seventh
Simmons Charles W., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Simmons Grace M., (widow) confectionery, 1821
Hyde
Simmons Henry B., conductor Front St. M. & O.
R, R., dwl 1220 Polk
Simmons James, bookkeeper, dwl 17 First Avenue
Simmons John, blacksmith with J. Hird, dwl 309
Fifth
Simmons John, cabinetmaker with Luchsinger &
Son, dwl 607 £ Natoma
Simmons John, compositor Morning Call, dwl 607J
Pine
Simmons John B., bookkeeper with McNear &
Brother, dwl 331 Union
Simmons Joseph S., (Simmons, Rowe Sf Co.) dwl
819 Filbert
Simmons Jnlia, (widow) dwl N s Green bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde
Simmons Lee, barkeeper with James Dickey, dwl
Point Lobos Road
Simmons Leeson G., barkeeper, dwl 132 Morton
Simmons Mary, (widow) dwl N s Fell nr Fillmore
Simmons Michael Mrs., dwl 920 Folsom
Simmons Philip, ( Simmons, Rowe Sf Co.) dwl 609
Powell
Simmons, Rowe & Co., (Joseph S. Simmons, Wil-
liam B. Rowe, Alonzo R. Simmons and Philip
Simmons) importers, jobbers and retail hard-
ware, 109 Sansom and 52 Clay
Simmons Samuel, strawworker Pacific Straw Works,
dwl 137 Fourth
Simmons Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 519
Kearny, dwl 111 Morton
Simmons Sylvester R., drayman with California
Cracker Co., dwl 5 Clinton
Simmons Thomas C, porter with Murphy & Grant,
dwl E s Seventh bet Biannan andTownsend
Simmons Thomas H., clerk with Moses G. Cobb,
dwl 751 Clay
Simmons William, (colored) steward, dwl 1106
Washington
Simmons William, porter, Railroad Lodging House,
533 Commercial
Simmons William, rigger, 9 Howard
Simmons William J., (colored) waiter, 606 Folsom
Simms , with Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1319
Sansom t
Simms Charles R., (colored) porter,127 Montgomery
dwl 829J Vallejo
Simms William, dwl 424 Sansom
Simms Willie, actor Metropolitan Theater, dwl 1808
Taylor
Simon Benjamin, groceries and liquors, 400 Sixth,
dwl 30 Oak Grove Avenue
Simon Charles, cabinetmaker with Krageu & Geis-
haker
Simon Henry, barkeeper, 214 Sansom
Simon Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Simon G. Julius, expresswagon, cor Davis and Jack-
son, dwl 419 Drumm
Simon Henry, steward, 214 Sausom, dwl 417Jones
Simon Herman, hairdresser with Siegfried Saal-
burg, dwl 162 Third
Simon Herman L., (Stein, S. <$• Co.) dwl 507 Lomb
Simon Isaac, tailor, dwl 509 Mission
Simon Isidore, bookkeeper, 18 Battery, dwl 929 How
Simon J., hairdresser, 263 Third
Simon James, shipcarpenter, dwl 67 Clementina
Simon Joseph, furniture, 1226 Stockton
Simon Joseph, glazier, dwl 121 Garden
Simon Joseph, shoemaker, NW cor Wash and EaBt
Simon Julius, clerk, 21 Battery, dwl 1219 Mason
Simon Julius, cigarmaker with M. Kalmuk, dwl
251 Tehama
Simon Julius, clerk with Ben Hirshfeld, dwl 318
Jessie
Simon Levi, glazier, dwH38 Broadway
Simon Levi, stockbroker, dwl 929 Howard
Simon Louis, polisher with Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
dwl 106 Natoma
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.,
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [ {§ DIRECTORY.
599
Simon Samuel, peddler, dwl 928 Folsom
Simon Sarah, (widow) dwl 607 Greenwich
Simon Sigmund H., salesman, 101) Kearny, dwl 456
Clementina
SIMON SIGMUND L., secretary Mission and Pa-
cific Woolen Mills, office 517 Market, dwl 507
Lombard
Simon Simon, fancygoods, 214 Kear, dwl 929 How
Simon Simon I„ (of Simon, Jacobs & Co., Snelling,
Santa Cruz, and Plainsburg) office 17 Bat-
tery, dwl 406 Post
Simon Thomas, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Simon William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Simonds Charles Mrs., dwl 5 Fourth
Simonds John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Simonds Nathan, milkranch, cor Twenty-fourth and
Vermont
Simonds Samuel D., Rev., pastor Seamen's Bethel,
and inspector Custom Uouse, dwl 935 Clay
Simonds Schuyler P., dairyman with Nathan Sim-
onds, dwl cor Twenty-fourth and Vermont
Simonds Willis S., dairy, Tyler bet Taylor and
Jones, dwl SW cor Market and Sixth
Simons Harrv, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Simons Hiram C, ex-notice server County Treas-
urer's office, dwl 510 Leavenworth
Simons John, laborer Beale St. Warehouse
Simons John, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Steuart
Simons Leonore Miss, teacher music, 645 Washington
Simons Louisa Mrs., theatrical costumer, 645 Wash-
ington
Simons Matthew, shipcarpenter, dwl 232 Fremont
Simons Matthias, brewer Mason's brewery, dwl S
E cor Mason and Chestnut
Simons Walter, carpenter, dwl 734 Brannan
Simonson David, harnessmaker, dwl S s Brannan
bet Gilbert and Seventh
SIMONTON J. W., (S. F. Bulletin Co.) res New
York
Simonton Nathan M., carpenter, dwl 29 Lafayette
Simpson Alexander C, shoemaker with Charles
Palmer,. dwl 784 Folsom
Simpson A. M. & Bro., (Robert W. Simpson) lum-
ber, and Coos Bay and Columbia River Pack-
ets, 1 Howard and Beale St. Wharf
Simpson Asa M., (A. M. Simpson & Bro. J dwl 501
Folsom
Simpson Charles, expresswagon, Clay nr Dramm,
dwl 114 Sacramento
Simpson Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Simpson Clement S., captain bark Whistler, dwl 59
Tehama
Simpson Colin, printer, dwl 608 Ellis
Simpson Cyrus If., carpenter Enterprise Planing
"Mill, dwl 77 Valencia
Simpson David, plumber and gasfitter, 706 Mission,
dwl 1036 Howard
Simpson George, expresswagon, NE cor Front and
Clay, dwl 1423 Post
Simpson Henry M., expresswagon, NE cor Third
and Folsom, dwl 263 Third
Simpson H. S., speculator, dwl 323 Sutter
Simpson James, miner, dwl 21 Stevenson
Simpson James, captain schooner Carolita, 1 Mkt
Simpson John, dwl 224 Eighth
Simpson John, carpenter, dwl 617 Mission
Simpson John, seaman, dwl -'6 Sacramento
Simpson John, stevedore, dwl 421 Greenwich
Simpson John H., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
Post bet Gondii and Octavia
Simpson Lionel D., cashier with Piatt & New-
ton, dwl cor Washington and Taylor
Simpson M. D. L, Lieut. Col., chief commissary
subsistence Military Division Pacific, office 703
Market, dwl 324 Turk
Simpson Peter G., hatter with J. C. Meussdorffer
& Bro., dwl 1213 Leavenworth
Simpson Richard W., ( Feldman, S. S? Co. J dwl 16
Downey
Simpson Robert W., (A. M. Simpson Sr Bro. J res
Coos Bay
Simpson Sarah Mrs., shoetitter with John Irwin,
dwl W s Fifth bet Howard and Folsom
Simpson Sarah A. Mrs., (3Iisscs Newby) dwl 1213
Leavenworth
Simpson Sewall. carpenter with Benjamin F.
Williams, dwl 213 Stevenson
Simpson Thomas, (Simpson & Lemon) dwl 417
Turk
Simpson Thomas B., clerk County Recorder's
office, dwl 1905 Polk
Simpson William, blacksmith, dwl 18 Rausch
SIMPSON WILLIAM, druggist, 609 Davis, res
Alameda
Simpson William, gatekeeper City and County
Hospital, dwl 4 Leroy Place
Simpson William, laborer, dwl 131 Pacific
Simpson William, laborer Fort Point
Simpson William, plasterer, dwl 1508 Mason, rear
Simpson William P., engineman Engine Co. No. 6,
S. F. F. D., dwl 314 Sixth
Simpson & Lemon, ( Thomas Simpson and James
H. Lemon) grainers, 216 Sansom
Simpton Charles J., special policeman, dwl 4 Eddy
Place
Simpton George W., clerk with Wheeler Martin,
dwl NE cor Grove and Fillmore
Simpton Georgiana Mrs., furnished rooms, 1319
Sansom
Sims Charles, barkeeper, cor Bdwy and Vallejo
Sims John R., manufacturer iron doors and shutters,
S s Oregon bet Front and Davis, dwl Russ
House
Sims J. Wesley, foreman with John R. Sims, dwl
138 Silver
Sims M. C, (widow) dwl 344* Seventh
Simson Aaron, merchant, dwl 115 William
Simsou Abe D., book, stationery, and news depot,
34 Kearny, dwl 115 William
Simson Colin," printer, dwl 608 Ellis
Simson Robert, attorney at law, office 803 Mont-
gomery, res Alameda Co.
Sinai Gustav, metermaker Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 249 Minna
Sinan Timothy, machinist, dwl 649 Mission
Sinclair Albert, tailor with A. Zinnamon, dwl 324
Tehama
Sinclair Alice, (widow) dwl 704 Howard
Sinclair Archibald, (Mather & S.) dwl 925 Natotna
Sinclair Colin R., porter with Ross, Dempster & Co.,
dwl 824 Union
Sinclair George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Sinclair Harry, actor California Theater, dwl N s
Bush bet Scott and Devisadero
Sinclair Henry, musician, dwl 76 Bernard, rear
Sinclair James, stonecutter, dwl 518 Bryant, real-
Sinclair John, carpenter, dwl SE cor Twenty-first
and Eureka
Sinclair John A., drayman with Raymond & Co.,
dwl 363 Minna
Sinclair Mary Ann Miss, dwl E s Boardman Place
nr Brannan
Sinclair Samuel F., real estate agent, office 432
Montgomery, dwl SE cor Jones and Pine
Sincock Henry, ( Sincock & Trembath) dwl 409
P'lci tic
SINCOCK & TREMBATH, (Henry Sincock and
John Trembath) proprietors Wisconsin Hotel,
409-411 Pacific
Sindel & Co., (Jacob Sindel, Richard Ganfncr and
Michael Kirsch) blacksmiths and wheelwrights,
424 Pacific
Sindel Jacob, (Sindel & Co.) dwl 23 Roudel Place
Sing Kee, (Chinese) dealer broken glass, 632 Jack
Sing Kee, (Chinese) provisions, 733 Sacramento
Sing Yik, (Chinese) merchant, 722 Jackson
SINGER SEWING MACHINES, H. R. Josselyn
& Co., dealers, 139 Montgomery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
H'ot Photographic or Stereoscopic views examine WATKINS', opp. Lick House entrance.
600
SAN FRANCISCO " J§ \ DIRECTORY.
Singer William Jr., clerk iEtna Insurance Co., dwl
' 22 John
Singleton Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 20 Riteh
Singleton Michael A., U. S. Mail Agent, dwl 836
Market
Singmaster Aaron, carpenter with Excelsior Mill
Co., dwl lOOJ Second
Sinklere John, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Sinkwitz Gustav, confectioner with Lonis Leimert,
dwl 715 Union
Sinkwitz William, local agent Market Fire Insur-
ance Co., dwl 715 Union
Siunet Michael, harnessmaker, dwl 242 Fifth
Sinnot John, longshoreman, dwl 1011 Battery, rear
Siunott Henry, hostler with Omnibus R. It. Co., dwl
21 Louisa
Sinnott Patrick, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Sin m J, nnes, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Sinou Timothy, machinist with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 6-10 Mission
Sinon William, carpenter, dwl 2015 Hyde
Sinsheimer Simon, crockery and glassware, 722 Mar-
ket, dwl SO'Fairell
Sinton Richard H., Montgomery Avenue Commis-
sioner, office 3 Mont Block, dwl Nucleus House
Sires Charles, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Sirey Patrick, laborer with Whitney <t Freese
Sirieix Leon, (Ribero & S.) dwl 516 Pacific
Sise Patrick, hostler, dwl 308 Jessie, rear
Siskron Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 154, Clinton
Sis*ou Albert W., fSisson, Wallace & Co., and
Haines. Johnson & Co.) dwl 595 Ellis
SISSON, WALLACE & CO., (A. W. Sisson,
WJ/iam H. Wallace and Clark W. Crocker J
general merchandise, office 226 California
Sistiini Philip, teamster with Benjamin Moron
Sitirson George, carpenter, dwl 203 Clementina
Sitka Steamship Lauding, N. P. Trans. Co's Wharf,
toot Folsom
Sittinliam Benjamin, vegetables, 15 Grand Cen-
tral Market, dwl W s Twenty-third nr Harrison
Sivierere Etienne, liquor saloon, 820 Pacilic
Sjogren Frederick, seaman, dwl 531 East
Sjogn n John P., seaman, dwl -109 Drumm
Sjostrom Henry, seaman, dwl 531 East
Sjostrom Thomas, seaman, dwl 531 East
Skehan John, cooper, dwl NW cor Second Av and
Sixteenth
Skekliug George C, propertvman Alhambra Thea-
ter, dwl 325i BU8i!
Skeligan John, hostler, dwl W s Castro nr Twenty-
fifth
Skellings Horace C, machinist S. P. R. R., dwl
—014 Folsom
Skellv B. D. Miss, milliner, 827 Folsom
Skellv Frank J., register clerk Municipal Criminal
(miit, dwl 403 Folsom
Skellv John, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Skellv John, porter with R. A. Swain & Co., dwl N
s Union bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Skellv John, coachman with Benjamin S. Brooks,
dwl 031 Harrison
Skelly John R,, salesman with Crane & Brigham,
dwl 743 Harrison
Skelly Kate, (widow) dwl 207 Minna
Skelly Mary, (widow) dwl N s Union bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Skellv Michael, engineers' storekeeper P. M. S. S.
Colorado
S ELLY MICHAEL, superintendent North Beach
& Mission R. R., dwl 120 Ninth
Skelly Neal J., (H. McCloskey & Co.) dwl
1119 Folsom
Skelly Patrick, laborer Pacific Sugar Refinery, dwl
1131 Harrison
Skellv Patrick, laborer New U.S. B. Mint, dwl 359
Minna
SkelU Patrick F., clerk with Crane & Brigham, dwl
743 Harrison
Skelly Thomas, carpenter, dwl 743 Harrison
Skelly Timothy, carpenter with Cole & Haskell, dwl
E s Brannan nr Twenty-third
Skelton John P., compositor Morning Bulletin, dwl
4 Martha Place
Skempner Marks, cutter with E. Galpen & Co., dwl
Sonoma Place nr Union
Skerett Daniel, watchmaker and ieweler, 129 Sec-
ond, dwl 74 Natoma
Skerrett John, ( Skerrett & Co.) dwl NE cor Ship-
ley and Willow
Skerrett Nicholas, dry goods, 32 Kearny and 154
Third, dwl 30 Kearny
Skerrett & Co., (John Skerrett and Patrick Keo-
fran) groceries and liquors, NE cor Shipley and
Willow
Skeyheil B. Miss, millinery and dressmaking, 825|
Folsom
Skidmore Ann, (widow)dwl 1915 Polk
Skidmore Charles, clerk with Cahill & Fox, dwl
1915 Polk
Skidmore S. E. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary
School, dwl 1915 Polk
Skidmore Walter A., compositor Evening Post, dwl
767 Folsom
Skidmore — See Scidmore
Skiff Oscar, painter, dwl NE cor Mission and Twen-
ty-second
Skilligan John, hostler, dwl Twenty-fifth nr Castro
Skillings John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
dwl NE cor Mission and Steuart
Skillman F. V., machinist, dwl 423 Bush
SKINKER JOHN, agent Dupont . Powder Co.,
Winchester Repeating Arms Co., and Lake Su-
perior and Pacific Fuse Co., office 108 Battery,
res Oakland
Skinner Elisha C, real estate, dwl Old San Jose
Road nr Twenty-sixth
Skinner E. Frank, clerk, dwl Old San Jose Road nr
Twenty sixth
Skinner Ellen, (widow) dwl 14 Scotland
Skinner Guy R., bookkeeper with Marshall &
Haight, dwl 502 Gearv
Skinner Henry C, clerk. 23 Front, dwl 528 Pine
Skinner R. O. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary
School, dwl 813 Jackson
Skinner Robert, (Bonnet & S.) dwl SE cor Six-
teenth and Guerrero
Skivington John, machinist, dwl 3 Minna
Skivington Francis, peddler, dwl 427 Shipley, rear
Skuee Frank, expresswagon, NE cor Fourth and
Betrv, dwl S s Boyd nr Cheslev
Slack Bridget Miss, dwl 206 Perry"
Slamberg Charles T., carpenter with Goodall &
Nelsou, dwl 20 Clarence Place
Slamfelt Oscar, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Slason William M., clerk, dwl Coso House
Slater Arthur, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Slattery Dennis, bootmaker U.W.M. Boot & Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Slattery Dennis F., agent Real Estate Associates,
dwl II li Minna
Slattery Ellen Miss, domestic, dwl 914 Post
Slattery James, deckhand steamer El Capitan, Oak-
land Perry, res Brooklyn, Alameda County
Slattery M. Rev., assistant pastor St.Mary's Cathed-
ral", dwl 028 California
Slattery Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
14 Freelon
Slattery Richard, laborer with John G.Ils, dwl 1018
Montgomery, rear
Slattery William H., carpenter, dwl N s Twelfth
Avenue nr Q. South S.F.
Slatz Simon, clothing, 410 Pacific
SlavanA. E. Miss, principal Eighth Street Primary
School, dwl 534 Seventeenth
Siavan John, gardener, dwl 34 Garden
Slavan James P., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO " £} " DIRECTORY.
601
Slaven Frank, bakery, 72 First
Slaveu Moses A., (Terrill& S.) dwl 336 Seven -
teentli
Slaven Michael, chair caneseater, dwl 2 Jessie
Slavin Patrick, bakery, 1324 Dupont
Slavin Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl NE cor
Howard and Fifteenth
Slavonic Illiric Society, office NE cor Davis and
Clay
Sleeper Albert, hostler, dwl 333 Bush
Sleeper Charles, clerk Bank California, dwl 222
Shot well
Sleeper Frank, farmer, dwl 334 Fremont
Sleeper George, bookkeeper, 102 Leidesdorff, dwl
222 Shotwell
Sleeper Herbert M., typedresser with Painter& Co.,
dwl 912 Larkin
Sleeper Hobart W., clerk, 17 Front, dwl 912
Larkin
Sleeper Simon, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Sleeper William C , assayer, dwl 222 Shotwell
Sleigh Samuel, helper with Charles W. Smith, dwl
15 William
Slemacher John, calker with P.M.S.S. Co.,
Siemens Alexander, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Sacramento
Slemin Simeon, printer, dwl 227 Second
Slessinger Lewis, salesman, 32 Sansom, dwl 209
Hyde
Slevin Daniel F., clerk with Henry Brader, dwl 9
Salmon
Slevin John, special policeman, dwl IS Cleaveland
Slevin John J., blacksmith with Jacob Radczewsky,
dwl 507 Pacific
Slevin Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl cor How-
ard and Fifteenth
Sley Daniel, brickmason, dwl 419 O'Farrell
Sleybeck Abel D., carpenter, dwl SW cor Jersey
and Church
Slicer Charles B., dwl 226 Sutter
Slicer Walter R. {Fisk & S.) oVl NE cor Filbert
and Taylor
Slimmon Robert, plasterer, dwl N s TwelfthAvenue
nr Q, South S.F.
Slinkey J. E., furnished rooms, 783 Market
Sloan James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Sloan John, sparmaker, dwl W s Illinois bet Napa
aud Shasta
Sloan John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Sloan John, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Sloan Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 766 Mission
Sloan Patrick, laborer, dwl 9| Welsh, rear
Sloan T. R.. confectioner, l3'J6i Polk
Sloan William R., real estate agent, office 608 Mar-
ket, dwl 1203 Howard
Slocomb Henry Jr., with Conrad & Brother, dwl 734
Montgomery
Slocomb Henry B., annealer, dwl 212 Austin
Slocum Eliza "O, (widow) furnished rooms, 223
O'Farrell
Slocum Joshua, captain barkentine Constitution,
Hathaway's Wharf, foot Spear
Slocum Lot D., (Bowen & S.) dwl 921 Sutter
Slocumb William, milkrauch, E s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
Slopsky Louis, haekman, NE cor Market and
Kearny, dwl 239 Minna
Slorah Andrew, clerk with Charles A. Stewart,
dwl E s Folsom nr Twenty-eighth
Slorah Edward, teamster with Charles A. Stewart,
dwl E s Folsom nr Twenty-eighth
Slorah James, real estate, dwl E s Folsom nr Twen-
ty-ninth, Bernal Hights
S1088 Gordon E., drayman, 223 Bat, dwl 807 Leav
Sloss James H., cigars and tobacco, 313 Montgom-
ery, dwl 615 Sacramento
Sloss Louis, (Louis Sloss & Co., A. Wassermann
Sf Co., Hutchinson, Kohl & Co. and Funcke
& Wassermann) res Europe
SLOSS LOUIS & CO., ( Simon Greenwald and
Louis Gersfle) mining stocks, office 310 Sansom
Slosson James W., groceries, SW cor Fol and First
Slotterbek Charles, (Villegia S? S.J dwl 730 Wash
Sliiscr Theodore, bricklayer, dwl 751 Howard
Sinter Detlef, shipcarpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Sluter Thies, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Smadeke William, (Smadeke & Cornelius) dwl 318
Fifth
Smadeke & Cornelius, (William Smadeke & Gus-
tave Come/ins) groceries and liquors, NE cor
Broadway and Kearny
Small Allen, carpenter, S s Nineteenth nr Howard,
dwl 325 Capp
Small Archie, (Small & Barrett) dwl 159 Tehama
Small Charles H., machinist with I. 11. Small, dwl
609 Folsom
Small Daniel S., (L. S. Allen & Co.) res Oakland
Point
Small Dominick, carpenter with John P. Curtis,
dwl 407 Greenwich
Small Henry H., boxmaker Union Box Factory, res
Oakland
Small Hugh, newspaper correspondent, dwl Inter-
national Hotel
SMALL ISAAC H., machine works and manufac-
turer planers and woodworking machinery, 7
and 9 Beale, dwl 609 Folsom
Small Jacob, merchant, dwl 1707 Polk
Small James H., clerk, 42 Merchants' Exchange,
res Oakland Point
Small John, farmer, dwl bet Lake Merced and
Ocean
Small John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Small John, silversmith, dwl 409 Stevenson
Small John E., clerk commissarv department U. S.
A., dwl 29 Hawthorne
Small Lawrence J., machinist with I. H. Small,
dwl 213 Harrison
SMALL M. P., captain IT. S. A., chief commissary
Department California ami purchasing and depot
commissarv, office 565 Market, dwl SE cor
Turk and Franklin
Small William, (0. F. Von Rhein & Co.) dwl
Morton House
Small William P., carpenter with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl 549 Howard
SMALL & BARRETT, (Archie Small and James
Barrett) liquor saloon, 246 Third
Smalley Leonard D., salesman with Hewes & Rich-
ards, dwl 1005 Jones
Smalley William P., shipcarpenter, dwl 519 How
Smallnian William, laborer, dwl cor Sierra aud
Louisiana
Smallwood William, (colored) waiter steamer New
World, dwl 1014 Montgomery
Smart Ann Miss, dwl 1205 Sacramento
Smart B. S., (widow) dwl 746 Howard
Smart Frank, dairyman, dwl S.in Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Smedbery William R., captain U. S. A., office with
P. M. S. S. Co.. dwl 1611 Larkin
Smedbergh James R., consulting engineer S. F. Gas
Co., dwl 830 (892) Sutter
Smiddy Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 2 1 1 J Perry
Smidtch William, blacksmith with J. H. Lawton &
Co., dwl 711 O'Farrell
Smiley George W., stockbroker, office 444 Califor-
nia, dwl Grand Hotel
Smiley James, stockbroker, dwl 634 Broadway
Smiley Joseph E., bookkeeper, 115 Bush, dwl 610
Filbert
Smiley S. P., student Heald's Business College, dwl
634 Broadwav
Smiley Thomas J.L., office 310 Mont,dwl 610 Filbert
Smiley William T., laundry mau La Grande Laun-
dry, dwl 114 Dora
Smilie" Elton R., physician and dentist, office 649
Wash, dwl S 8 Union bet Mason aud Taylor
JONES , PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wares.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
602
SAN FRANCISCO f {§ " DIRECTORY.
Sniilie Henry J., physician and dentist, office and
(iwl 649 Washington
Smith Aaron, (James Perrin Stevens & Co.) 518
Union
Smith A. 15., shoecutter with Orrin Jones, dwl 112
Natoma
Smith Adam, (Smith & Blanrkeart) dwl 515 Sac
Smitli Adam, carpenter, dwl 60 Everett
Smith Adam B. Rev., (colored) dwl 1021 Pacific
Smith Adrian R., bookkeeper, 512 Market, dwl Nu-
cleus House
Smith A. F., seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Smitli Abimaaz B., fancygoods, 262 First
Smith A. K. P. Mrs., saleswoman with H. A. Deming
Smith Albert, laundrvman S. F. Laundry, dwl NW
cor Fillmore and Turk
Smith Alexander, jobber, dwl 904 Pacific
Smith Alexander, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Smith Alexander, saslimaker, dwl 623 Howard
Smith Alexander, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflainme
Smith Alexander B., compositor S. F. Chronicle,
dwl 515 Howard
Smith Alexander B., porter with Charles Clayton &
Co., dwl 712 Lark in
Smith Alexander H., salesman with Christy & Wise,
dwl International Hotel
Smith Alfred, collector, dwl E s Buchanan bet Oak
aud Fell
Smith Alfred, cook, 814 Sansom
SMITH ALFRED J., plumber, pumpmaker, and
manufacturer waterelosets, 220 Fremont, dwl
N s Twenty-sixth nr Mission
Smith Algernon, custom house broker, office Cus-
tom House, dwl 624 Sacramento
Smith Amelia, (widow) seamstress, dwl 240 Jessie
Smith Andrew, bookkeeper with William Corbitt,
108 California
Smith Andrew, coffee saloon, 58 Steuart, dwl cor
Washington and Davis
Smith Andrew, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine
Smith Andrew, foreman boilermakers Pacific Foun-
dry, dwl 807 Mission
Smith "Andrew, machinist Golden State Iron Works
Smith Andrew, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith Andrew, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
SMITH ANDREW D., deputy Ins. Commissioner
State of California, office SW cor California and
Sansom, dwl 1306 California
Smith Andrew F. , compositor Womens' Cooperative
Union, dwl 19 Harrison Avenue
Smith Andrew J., carpenter with Sanborn & Byrues,
dwl314Ritch
Smith Andrew V. restaurant, 519 East, dwl 821
Howard
Smith Angeline, (widow) dwl 9 Martin's Block,
Market nr Seventh
Smith Ann, (widow) dwl 763 Mission
Smith Anna E., (widow) seamstress, dwl 206 Kearny
Smith Antonio, Star Chop House, 1201 Stockton,
dwl N s Greenwich bet Dupont and Kearny
Smitli A. R., salesman with Kerby, Byrne & Co.,
dwl Nucleus House
Smith Arthur A., (Freeman, S. & Go.) dwl 310|
Stockton j
Smith Ashley L., salesman, 311 Bush, dwl 427 Bush
Smith Augusta Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Kearny
Smith A. W., mate brig Lucy Ann, pier 9 Steuart
SMITH BARLOW j:, physician and proprietor
Hygeian Home Water Cure aud Phrenological
Institute, 637 California
Smith Benjamin, capitalist, dwl Union Club
Smith Benjamin, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine
Smith Benjamin, sawyer Mechanics Mill, dwl 216
Perry
Smith, Brown & Co., (James Smith, Benjamin W.
Brown and Elias PlaczekJ porkpackers, and
hide and tallow dealers, cor Utali and Railroad
Avenue, South S. F., office 507 Sacramento
Smith Carrie L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 19 John
Smith Catherine Mrs., dwl 518 Stockton
Smith Catherine, (widow) groceries and liquors,
W s Folsom nr Twenty third
Smith C. C, dwl What Cheer House
Smith C. H. & Co., (James L. Smith) produce com-
mission, 49 Clay
Smith C. H., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith C. H., third officer Moses Taylor, Australia
S. S. Line
Smith Charles, (E. & C. Smith) dwl 961 Harrison
Smith Charles, barkeeper, dwl 672 Mission
Smith Charles, barkeeper with Antonio Good, dwl
37 Sacramento
Smith Charles, bootmaker, 522 Pine, dwl Philadel-
phia House
Smith Charles, butcher with P. Baca & Co., Fifth
Avenue, South S. F.
Smith Charles, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Smith Charles, carpenter, dwl 18 Sansom
Smith Charles, carpenter, dwl 130 Shipley
Smith Charles, saloonkeeper, dwl 37 Sacramento
SMITH CHARLES, liquor saloon,539 Washington,
dwl SE cor Lombard and Dupont
Smith Charles, longshoreman, dwl E s Vincent nr
Union
Smith Charles, painter, dwl 906 Stockton
Smith Charles, porter, 308 California, dwl S s Union
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Smith Charles, real estate, dwl NW cor Capp and
Twenty-second
Smith Charles, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Paci tic
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Drunim
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 423 East
Smith Charles, seaman bark Fremont, pier 17
Steuart
Smith Charles, seaman steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Smith Charles, seaman steamer Monterey, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Smith Charles, stairbuilder with Jesse & Drew
Smith Charles, stableman, dwl 1511 Mason
Smith Charles, tinsmith with Ezra T. Buck nam, dwl
Goodsell Place nr First
Smith Charles, waiter Grand Hotel
Smith Charles, waiter with Charles F. Johnson, 19
Commercial
Smith Charles, weigher, dwl 58 Minna
Smith Charles B., master mariner, dwl 216 Perry
Smith Charles E., carpenter, dwl W s Folsom bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Smith Charles P., tailor, 931 Washington
Smith Charles H., (G. H. Smith & Go.) dwl 913
Montgomery
Smith Charles H., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl
1105 Powell
Smith Charles H., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., dwl 1260 California
Smith Charles M., bookkeeper, dwl SW cor Sacra-
mento and Hyde
Smith Charles M., cook schooner Page, Hathaway's
Wharf
Smith Charles N., carpenter, dwl NE cor Stevenson
and Twentieth
Smith Charles R., tinsmith with Locke & Montague,
dwl 1219 Union
Smith Charles Ray, machinist with Wheeler & Wil-
son S. M. Co., dwl 831 California
Smith Charles T., bookkeeper with H. A.Gullixson,
dwl 1 Geary Place
Smith Chiries W., coppersmith and plumber, 520 and
522 Davis, dwl 1418 Geary
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
O. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and TJmbrellaa
SAN FRANCISCO " § " DIRECTORY
603
Smith Charles W., freight agent Cent. P. R. R.,
dwl 710 Leavenworth
Smith Christian J. F., butcher with John A. Roth,
dwl 106 Silver
Smith Christian W., clerk with Redington, Hostet-
ter & Co., dwl Russ House
Smith Christopher, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith Christopher, 6eamau, dwl NW cor Drumni
and Commercial
Smith Clarence C, U. S. mail agent S. F. Post
Office
Smith Clement, carpenter Cal. Planing Mill, dwl
503 Mission
Smith Colin M., porter, 212 California, dwl 508
Powell
Smith Cornelia Miss, teacher, dwl 280 Minna
Smith Cornelius R., shoemaker, 44 Jackson, dwl
317 Vallejo
Smith Corrin F., draftclerk banking department
Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 30 Hawthorne
Smith C. YV., expresswagon, cor San and Market
SMITH C. VV. M., attorney-at-law and solicitor
patents, office 526 Montgomery, dwl 1719 Clay
Smith Daniel, laborer Golden Gate' Park, dwl Point
Lobos Road
Smith Daniel, porter, dwl SVV cor Dup and Bdwy
Smith Daniel P., hootcutter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 120 Oak
Smith Daniel G., wheelwright with Taber & Cun-
ningham, dwl 566 Howard
Smith David, (E. G. Cook & Go.) dwl 62»Howard
Smith David, physician, dwl S s Jessie nr Sixth
Smith David C, salesman, 102 Sansom, dwl 5
Cleaveland
Smith David F., clerk with Meigs & Gawley, dwl
53 Clementina
Smith David P., gilder with John Taylor & Co.,
dwl E s Mission bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Smith David W., clerk, dwl 19 John
Smith Dennis, joiner, dwl SE cor Thirteenth and
Guerrero
Smith E., cook Alms House
Smith E. & C, wholesale butchers, Fifth Avenue,
South S. F.
Smith Edward, (E. <$• C. Smith) dwl 733 Pine
Smith Edward, seaman bark Fremont, dwl 531 East
Smith Edward, seaman bark General Cobb, dwl 238
Steuart
Smith Edward A., workman T. H. Selby & Co.'s
Smelting Works, North Beach
Smith Edward D., physician, office and dwl 523
Kearny
Smith Edward G., compositor Morning Bulletin,
dwl 209 Leidesdoiff
Smith Edward H., third officer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Smith Edward L., salesman with R. Croskey & Co.,
dwl 749 Howard
Smith Edwin A., with Hicks Lapum, dwl SW cor
Shotwell and Twentieth
Smith Edwin L., local agent Continental Life Ins.
Co., dwl 437 Natoma
Smith E. E., master mariner, dwl 571 Howard
Smith E. G., (widow) dwl 5 Hardie Place
Smith E. Irving, bookkeeper with Smith & Mann,
dwl NW cor Sixteentli and Utah
Smith Eleanor Mrs., seamstress Industrial School
Smith Eleanor D., (widow) dwl 914J Harrison
Smith Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 305 Third
Smith Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 528 Union, rear
Smith Elliott, sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl 728 Market
Smith Elvira R. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 730 Folsom
Smith Emil, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Smith Emily, (widow) dwl 747 Howard
Smith Exil. liremau steamer Antelope, dwl 1523
Mason
Smith F., marketwagon, 130 Dupont
Smith Ferdinand, bookkeeper, 17 California Mar-
ket, dwl cor Van Ness Avenue and Linden
Smith Francis, watchcasemaker, 526 Merchant
Smith Francis C, clerk with Stephen S. Smith, dwl
633 Sutter
Smith Francis L., driver Cent. R. R., dwl 466 Clem
Smith Frank, dairyman with John A. Shepston, dwl
SW cor Twenty-sixth and Old San Jose Road
Smith Frank, lisherman, dwl 29 Commercial
Smith Frank, foreman compositor New Age, dwl
146 Second
Smith Frank, laborer, dwl 245 Spear
Smith Frank, laborer, dwl NW cor Bat and Green
Smith Frank, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Smith Frank, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Smith Frank, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Smith Frank, second officer N. P. Trans. Go's S. S.
Orizaba
Smith Frank H., (Whitney & Go. J res Elko, Ne-
vada
Smith Frederick, with Cutting & Co., dwl NW cor
Bryant and Rincon Place
Smith Frederick, groceries and fruits, 1332 Dupont,
dwl SW cor Jones and Greenwich
Smith Frederick, seaman, dwl 409 Druinm
Smith Frederick, waiter Metropolitan Restaurant,
dwl 318* Third
Smith Frederick A., lumber surveyor, office 128
Steuart, res Oakland
Smith Frederick G., accountant, dwl 43:) Oak
Smith Frederick S., clerk, dwl cor Sc<>tt and Bdwy
Smith Freeman, captain schooner Ella Florence,
office 34 California
Smith G., musician, dwl 702 Powell
Smith George, dwl What Cheer House
Smith George, laborer, dwl Twelfth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Smith George, butcher, dwl 12 Sacramento
Smith George, cook, dwl 710 Kearny
Smith George, cook Union Club, dwl Hinckley nr
Kearny
Smith George, cook with David Mendes, dwl 319
Commercial
Smith George, cooper, dwl 32 Rausch
Smith George, laborer, dwl Prescott House
Smith George, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl 129
Second
Smith George, market, junctiou Market and Sacra-
mento, dwl 12 Sacramento
Smith George, porter, 23 Front, dwl Guerrero bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Smith George, salesman with Renton, Smith & Co.
Smith George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith George, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Smith George, seaman bark General Cobb, pier 17
Steuart
Smith George, teamster, dwl 838 Market
Smith George F., captain barkentiue Eureka, pier 9
Steuart, dwl 513 Folsom
Smith George H., upholsterer with J. W. Btiruharn
& Co., dwl Union nr Kearny
Smith George H., clerk Occidental Hotel, dwl 937
Mission
Smith George J., painter, 809 Market, dwl E s
Cook nr Point Lobos Road
Smith George O. Jr., clerk Liverpool and Loudon
and Globe Ins. Co., dwl 1707 Polk
Smith George R., bookkeeper, dwl 210 Stockton
Smith George W., (Redington, Hostcttcr & Go.)
res Pittsburgh, Pa.
Smith George W., bookkeeper with William H.
Cummings, dwl 54 Third
Smith George W., shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 137 Third
Smith George W.Mrs., (widow) dwl 19Uincon Place
SMITH G. FRANK, attorney at law, office 502
Montgomery, dwl 932 Clay
Smith Gilbert, jeweler with Hubasb & Kutz, dwl
810 Greenwich
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosiery-
For Copies of Views of Buildings, Maps, Plans, etc., go to W ATKINS'. 28 Montg. St.
604
SAN FRANCISCO '[ {§ " DIRECTORY,
Smith Gilbert C, captain, acting quartermaster U.
S. A.. 703 Market, dwl 20 Rincon Place
Smith Gilbert F., bookkeeper Branch House, 424
Sansom
Smith G. F., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Smith Grace Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 1319 Powell
Smith H., iireman steamer Petaluma, Vallejo Street
Wharf
Smith Hallett L., expresswagon, 326 Sansom
Smith Hannah, (widow) dwi 303 Mason
Smith Harry, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Smith Harry, woodenware maker, dwl 3 Central
Place
Smith Henrietta Miss, tailoress, dwl 825 Harrison
Smith Henry, dwl 40? Filbert
Smith Henrv, adjuster Liverpool and Loudon and
Globe. Ins. Co., dwl 902 Montgomery
Smith Henry, barkeeper Ocean House, 409 Drumm
Smith Henrv, bootblack with Cornelius Lyons, dwl
429 Pine
Smith Henry, carpenter, 625 Howard
Smith Henry, clerk with George Mayes, dwl 222
Jessie
Smiili Henrv, clerk with N. Curry & Brother, dwl
106 Turk
Smith Henry, clerk with John G. lis, dwl 226 Sec
Smith Henry, cook New Pacilic House, 418 Drumm
Smith Henrv, fireman steamer Petaluma, Vallejo
Street Wharf
Smith Henry, fruits, 1103 Folsom
Smith Henry, fruits and confectionery, 113 Sixth
Smith Henry, imp. Calker's Association, 713 Miss
Smith Henry, laborer California Sugar Relinery,
dwl 519 Eighth
Smith Henry, porter, 127 Kearny
Smith Henry, porter with Green & Searle, dwl 19
Hinckley
Smith Henrv, Riggers' and Stevedores' Association,
429 Pacific
Smith Henry, salesman, 113 Sansom, dwl 106 Sixth
Smith Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson and
Stockton, dwl 731 Broadway
Smith Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Smith Henry, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
Smith Henry, teamster, dwl SE cor Washington and
Jones
Smith Henry C, bookbinder, dwl 431 Pine
Smith Henry E., packer with P. D. Code & Co.,
dwl 1103 Folsom
Smith Henrv L., bookkeeper with Jason Springer,
dwl 325 Eddy
Smith Henry R., captain schooner Favorite, 1 Mkt
Smith Henry R., hairdresser, 740 Market, dwl 720
Market
Smith Henry S., (Hamcom 8? Co.; dwl 221 Seventh
Smith Henry \V., ( Smith, Lucy & (Jo.) dwl 1213
Polk
Smith Henry W., plumber with J. H. O'Brien &
Co., dwl 705 Larkin
Smith Henry Z., teamster Golden Age Flouring
Mill, dwl 429 Ellis
Smith Herman, clothing, 47 Sacramento
Smith Hiram G., laborer with Pool & Harris, dwl
234 Ritch
Smith Hiram R., route agent with Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 47 Second
SMITH HOLLAND, deputy postmaster, S. F.
Post Office, NW cor Washington aud Broadway,
dwl 1316 Mason
Smith Horace F., carrier Examiner, dwl 726 Filbert
Smith Hugh, laborer, dwl 8 Lewis
Smith Hugh, molder Eureka Foundry, dwl 522
Bryant
Smith Isaac G., truckman with Miller & Co., dwl
2211 Larkin
Smith J. & L. Misses, hairdressers, 16 Fourth
SMITH J. & R., liverystable, 344-348 Brannan
Smith Jacob, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Smith Jacob A., carpenter, dwl W 8 Eighth bet
Bryant, and Harrison
Smith James, (Smith, Brown & Go.) dwl 427 Sixth
Smith James, asphal^um roofer, dwl 722 Pacific
Smith James, bookkeeper with McCain, Flood & Mc-
Clure, dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith James, butcher with Horace S. Ridley, dwl
S s Pacilic nr Polk
Smith James, butcher with James Shyne, 339
Fourth
Smith James, carpenter, dwl 720 Market
Smith James, carpenter, dwl 727 Minna, rear
Smith James, cartman Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 1112 Mason
Smith James, clerk, dwl Es Bartlett bet Tweuty-
second and Twenty-third
Smith James, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 76U How
Smith James, Iireman, dwl N s Francisco nr Van
Ness Avenue
Smith James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and Chestnut
Smith James, hostler City R. R.
Smith James, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl O'-
Farrell bet Gough and Octavia
Smith James, laborer, dwl 250 Spear, rear
Smith James, longshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery
Smith James, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
Smith James, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl nr
Cemetery
Smith James, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Smith James, mariner, dwl 528 Union, rear
Smith James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
dwl 10 Howard
Smith James, proprietor Oregon House, 238 Steuart
Smith James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith James, shipcarpenter, dwl 421 Sansom
Smith James, shipcarpenter N. P. Trans. Co., dwl
132 Steuart
Smith James, stevedore, dwl 324 Vallejo
Smith James, street contractor, dwl Sheppard Place
nr Mason
Smith James, teamster with McKenna & Greany,
dwl 642 Jessie, rear
Smith James, tinsmith, dwl Niantic Hotel
Smith James A., driver Central R. R.
Smith James C, (Smith & Dougherty) dwl 836
Mission
Smith James D., machinist with Alfred J. Smith,
dwl 14^ Folsom Avenue
Smith James H., metallurgist, dwl 51 Fifth
Smith James Hay, (Turnbull & S.) dwl S s Geary
nr Stockton
Smith James J., clerk steamer El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, dwl SW cor Montgomery and Bush
Smith James L., ( C. H. Smith S? (Jo.) dwl 913 Mont
Smith James L., shoemaker, S s Sixteenth nr Har
Smith James P., carpenter California Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl S s Humboldt nr Vermont
Smith James R., clerk with Irvine, Harker & Co.,
dwl Twenty-fifth bet Sanchez and Noe
Smith J. Buck, salesman with Haywood & Harmon,
dwl 53 Clementina
Smith J. C, dwl 411 Sansom
Smith Jeannette Miss, upholsteress, dwl 926 Sac
Smith Jennie, dressmaker, dwl 1049 Folsom
Smith Jennie Miss, principal Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 324 Lombard
Smith Jervis L., traveling agent Wells. Fargo &
Co. '8 Express, dwl NW cor Cal and Mont
Smith J. Grafton, (Millman & S.) dwl S s Seven-
teenth nr Church
Smith J. Hammond, clerk with N. B. Terwilliger
& Co., dwl 108 Virginia
Smith J. Henrv Mrs., (widow) dwl 666 Harrison
SMITH J. HOWARD, attorney at law, office 502
Montgomery, dwl 1012 Taylor
Smith J. J., poultry dealer, dwl 160 Minna
flUUTINGTOU, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO " § DIRECTORY.
605
Smith J. J., ticket agent, dwl 204 Montgomery-
Smith J. L., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith John, (Johnson & Co J dwl 220 Wash
Smith John, barkeeper with Charles Brask, dwl N
W cor Jackson and Drumm
Smith John, blacksmith with S. F. Gas Co., dwl 19
Sherwood Place
Smith John, hoxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.,
dwl cor Mission and Ecker
Smith John, broker, dwl 713 Broadway
Smith John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Smith John, carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny-
Smith John, clerk, dwl What Cheer House
Smith John, clerk, dwl 138 Clara
Smith John, expresswagou and lodgings, NW cor
Jackson aud Drumm
Smith John, farmer, Ocean House Road nr Ocean
House
Smith John, groceries, 18 Clay, dwl 328 Ellis
Smith John.hariiessmaker with Main & Winchester,
dwl N s Jessie bet First and Second
Smith John, junkdealer, dwl S s Brannan bet Gil-
bert and Seventh
Smith John, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
Smith John, laborer, dwl 42 Julia
Smith John, laborer, bds 129 Folsom
Smith John, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart
Smith John, laborer, dwl W 8 Bryant Avenue nr
Bryant
Smith John, laborer Golden State Iron Works
Smith John, laborer with N. P. Trans. Co. Is S. S.
Pelican
Smith John, longshoreman, dwl 110 Pacific
Smith John, milkranch, Guerrero nr Twenty-
eighth
Smith John, nurse United States Marine Hos-
pital
Smith John, piledriver'with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Smith John, plumber with Dickson Bros., dwl
Jessie bet Third and Fourth
Smith John, restaurant, 20 Folsom
Smith John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Smith John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith John, seaman, dwl 531 East
Smith John, seaman barkentine Occident, dwl 1
Howard
Smith John, seaman with N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Smith John, seaman steamer Kalomma.Washington
«St. Wharf
Smith John, shoecutter with M. Guerin & Son, dwl
333 O'Farrell
Smith Johri, 6tevedore with Whitney & Freese
Smith John, teamster, dwl 1221 Folsom
Smith John, wood and coal, 223 Post, dwl 1608
Leavenworth
Smith John A., ( Smith & Gutter) dwl 727 Harrison
Smith John C, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz, dwl
Natoma nr Tenth
Smith John G., laborer, dwl 637 Pacific
Smith John H., coppersmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl W s Larkiu bet Union aud Green
Smith John H., engineer with Union Pacific Salt
Co., dwl 54 First
Smith John H., Thistle liquor saloon, 623 Sacra-
mento
Smith John H., woodturner with Armes & Dallam,
dwl 3 Central Place
Smith John H. T., porter with Babcock & Sutton,
dwl -202 Front
Smith John K., clerk with Thomas H. Selby & Co.,
dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith John J., cigars aud tobacco, 311 Bush, dwl
427 Bush *
Smith John James, salesman, 20 Kearny, dwl Sut-
ter St. House
Smith John L., contractor, dwl J 44 Shipley
Smith John L... broker, office 534 California, dwl
715 Broadway
Smith John M., blacksmith S. F. Gas Co., dwl 19
Sherwood Place
Smith John T., shipcarpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl Ws Church bet Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-eighth
Smith John W., (Smith Sf Walker) res Oakland
Smith John W., drayman, 710 Sacramento, dwl N
W cor Broadway and Dupont
Smith John W. Jr., bookkeeper with Smith &
Walker
Smith Jonas B., carpenter, dwl S s Nineteenth bet
Howard and Shotwell
Smith Joseph, (J. & R. Smith/ dwl 360 Brannan
Smith Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 700
Third
Smith Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 14 Freelorj
Smith Joseph, barkeeper with F. Moser, dwl W 8
Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Smith Joseph, boarding and lodging, 7. t) Third
Smith Joseph, bricklayer, dwl S s Tenth Avenue
nr Railroad Avenue, South S.F.
Smith Joseph, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Smith Joseph, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Smith Joseph, laborer Supt. Public Streets, dwl
14 Freelon
Smith Joseph, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Smith Joseph, watchman Grand Hotel
Smith Joseph W., appraiser, dwl 510 Third
Smith Josephine, (J. fy L. Smith) dwl 10u8 Sacra-
mento
Smith Joshua, carpenter, dwi N s Sixteenth bet Val-
encia and Mission
Smith Joshua, freight-clerk, dwl NW cor Leaven-
worth and Washington
Smith Josiah F., (colored) stovemounter with Brit-
tan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 129 Silver
Smith Julius, porter, 14 Battery
Smith Julius II., civil engineer, office 72 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 265 Tehama
Smith Kate Mrs, confectionery, dwl 8 Lewis
Smith Katie L., (widow) adjuster U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 409 Folsom
SJurith Lauchlin, clerk with Smith & Mann, dwl
1811 Howard
Smith Lawrence, fireman Moses Taylor, Australia
S.S. Line
Smith Lawrence, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S.
California
Smith Leauder, barkeeper Columbia House, 114
Jackson
Smith Lewis, teamster with C. H. Wetherbee &
Co., dwl N s Fell bet Octavia and Lacuna
Smith Lewis M., barkeeper, dwl 114 Minna
Smith Liberty, laborer, dwl 539 Howard
Smith Lilly, (widow) dwl N 8 Broadway nr Van
Ness Avenue
Smith Little, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Pot-
rero Point
Smith Louisa, (J. $ L. Smith) dwl 1008 Leav
Smith, Lucy &Co., (Henry W. Smith mid Anthony
Lucy) soap manufacturers, 322 Chestnut, office
405 Front
Smith Lvdia A. Mrs., milliner, 1417 Stockton, dwl
407 Filbert
Smith M., (widow) dwl NW cor Broadway and
Maxwell
Smith Margaret, (widow) dwl 522 Bryant
Smith Maria, (widow) dwl 15 Moss, rear
Smith Martha Mrs., weaver Pioneer Woolen Mills
Smith Martin, laborer with Whitney & Freese, dwl
W s Spear nr Howard
Smith Marv, (widow) dwl 1608 Bush
Smith Mary, (widow) dwl E 8 Bartol nr Vallejo
Smith Mary, (widow) laundress, dwl NW cor Bry-
ant and Beale
Smith Mary, dressmaker, dwl 816 Folsom
Smith Mary A., (widow) dwl 536 Broadway
Smith Mary E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 1117 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 20 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
606
SAX FRANCISCO ~ £} ] DIRECTORY
Smith Miry H. Miss, teacher Fairmount School,
dwl 325 Lombard
Smith Mason B., salesman with Bowen Bros., dwl
706 California
Smith Matthew, hostler with W. P. Lambert, dwl
b m
Smith Matthew, annealer, dwl NE cor Miuna and
Fifth
Smith M. B., (R. G. Dundk Co.) res New York
Smith M. F. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Primary
School, dwl 1166 Harrison
Smith M. 6. Mis., furnished rooms, -110 Kearny
Smith Michael, cartman with Supt. Public Streets,
dwlS s Green bet Hyde and Larkin,rear
Smith Michael, cook, dwl 243 Stevenson
Smith Michael, cook with Doherty &, Bermingham,
dwl New Franklin House
Smith Michael, currier, dwl 209 Tehama
Smith Michael, porter with John M. Duucan, dwl
X b Given bet Battery and Sansom
Smith Michael, tanner with C. O'Dounell, dwl 211
Tehama
Smith Mighill, bookkeeper, dwl SWcor Sacramento
and Hyde
Smith M. "S., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 673
Howard
Smith Murray W., stockbroker, dwl 413 Kearny
Smith Nathan, (colored) paperhanger and whiten-
er, NW cor Mission and Third, dwl 808 Union
Smith Xellie Mrs., furnished rooms, 672 Mission
Smith Nicholas T., cashier and paymaster S.P.R.R.,
dwl Grand Hotel
Smith Nicholas G., jeweler, dwl W s Guerrero nr
Sixteenth
Smith X. Proctor, commissioner deeds and convey-
ancer, office 506 Montgomery, dwl 717 Bush
Smith Otto, waiter, 632 Market
Smith P., pawnbroker, 622-626 Clay
Smith Pardon T., liquor saloon, Es Railroad Avenue
nr Sixth Avenue, South S.F.
Smith Patri k, dwl E s Bartol nr Vallejo
Smith Patrick, hostler with Potrero & Bay View
R.R.. dwl Potrero «
Smitli Patrick, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
Smith Percival, laborer, dwl 539 Howard
Smith Peter, barkeeper, dwl 128 Welsh
Smith Peter, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
106 Minna
Smith Peter, carpenter, dwl 841 Mission
Smith Peter, laborer, dwl 453 First, rear
Smith Peter, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Smith Peter, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Smith Peter, seaman, Moses Taylor, Australia S. S.
Line
Smith Peter, waiter, dwl 267 Stevenson
Smith Peter A. .foreman California Sugar Refinery,
dwl oil Eighth
Smith Peter L., carpenter, dwl Ss Humboldt nr
Vermont
Smith Peter L., laborer Central R. R., dwl 159
Shipley
Smith Pethnel, teamster with Rider, Somers & Co.,
dwl S s Minna nr Fifth
Smith Philip, longshoreman, dwl 50 Ritch
Smith Philip, molder. dwl 522 Bryant
Smith Philip R., policeman City Hall, dwl 204
Chestnut
Smith Reginald H., clerk Tide Land Commissioners,
dwl 214 Chestnut
Smith Richard, dwl 539 Howard, rear
Smith Richard, (J. db R. Smith) dwl 352 Branuan
Smith Richard, boilermaker, dwl Montgomery House
Smith Richard, bootcutter with Buckingham &.
Heeht, dwl 187 Jessie
Smith Richard, gunsmith, dwl 567 Bryant, rear
Smith Robert, f J. B. Holmes. & Co. /dwl 1046 Fol
Smith R..berr, boilermaker P. M. S. S. Co.
Smith Robert, (colored) bootblack, dwl Morse Place
Smith Robert, carpenter, dwl 146^ Clara
Smith Robert, cartman, dwl 1810 Larkin
Smith Robert, gasfitter, dwl 149 Jessie
Smith Robert, laborer with Whitney Sc Freese
Smith Robert, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Smith Robert, searuau ship Lookout, Rincon Wharf
Smith Robert, stevedore, dwl 27 Frederick
Smith Robert P.. searcher records, dwl 1414 Stock
Smith Robert W-, compositor with H. S. Crocker
& Co., res Oakland
Smith R. S.. architect, dwl 420 Octavia
Smith Russell, farmer, dwl 1112 Mason
Smith S. Mis., furnished rooms. 506 Powell
Smith Samuel. (Smith \ Co.) 510 Market
Smith Samuel, bricklayer, dwl 330 Green
Smith Samuel, molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 1112
Mason
Smitli Samuel, (colored) pantryman steamer Chrys-
opolis, dwl W s Dodson's Alley
Smith Samuel, porter, dwl Prescott House
Smith Samuel, porter, dwl 424 Sansom
Smith Samuel, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Smith Samuel, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Smith Samuel, seaman bark Samoset. pier 11 Steu
Smith Samuel 1)., bookkeeper Summit Ice Co., dwl
oT Second
Smith Samuel E.. (Renton, S. $ Co.j dwl XW cor
Bartlett and Twenty-fourth
Smith Samuel E., clerk with Reuben W. Heut, dwl
605 Clav
Smith Samuel X., clerk with Cent. P. R. R. Co.,
dwl 358 Braiman
Smith Samuel T., gilder with S. & G. Gump, dwl E
s Mission nr Xineteeuth
Smith Sanford, laborer, dwl E i Kate bet Seventh
and Eighth
Smitli Selah. produce dealer, 104 Fourth, dwl 1110
Harrison
Smith Sidney J., salesman with Austin & Co., dwl
rOti California
Smith Sidney M., with Cutting & Co., dwl 15 Rin-
con Place
Smith Sidney V., (Sidney V. Smith db Son J rea
San Rafael
Smith Sidney V. Jr., (Sidney V. Smith & Son) res
San lv'afael
SMITH SIDXEY V. ft SOX., (Sidney V. Smith,
Jr.) attorneys at-Iaw, office 630 Sacramento
Smith Soledad Miss, dressmaker, dwl 252 Spear
Smith Sophie D. Miss, teacher music, dwl SW cor
cor Folsom and First
Smith Stephen, seaman, dwl 423 East
Smith Stephen H., clerk with Eugene L. Sullivan,
dwl 834 Clay
Smith Stephen M., saloon keeper, dwl 535 California
Smith Stephen M., I Tyler Curtis <fc Cu.j dwl XE
cor Sutter and Van Xess Avenue
SMITH STEPHEX S., hardwood lumber and
wagon materials, 111 and 113 Market, dwl 633
Sutter
Smith Stillman J., (Smith dc Ross) dwl XE cor
Harrison and Tweuth-fourth
Smith Terence, laborer, dwl 615 Commercial
Smith Sylvaiius, clerk with Wilcox & Gihbs S. M.
Co." dwl 120 Fourth
Smith Theodore C, salesman with A. L. Bancroft
&. Co., dwl 120 Fourth
Smith Theodore E., clerk with Hecht Brothers &
Co., dwl 1014 California
Smith Thomas, dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith Thomas, cook X. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Cali-
fornia
Smith Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R.
Smith Thomas, furnished rooml. 114 Minna
Smith Thomas, laborer, dwl WsChenery nr Randall
Smith Thomas, machinist Risdou Iron Works, dwl
XE cor Twenty-fifth and Capp
Smith Thomas, piledrirer with E. C. Boobar <fc Co.
Smith Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRAX CISCO " £> " DIRECTORY
607
Smith Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Smith Thomas, steward, dwl 39 Jackson
Smith TLomas, waiter, 626 Market, dwl 20 Sansom
Smith Thomas, wbitener and paperhanger, dwl 263
Jessie
Smith Thorn is A., master mariner, dwl 35£ Welsh
Smith Thomas C, hoarding, 1001 Battery
Smith Thomas H.. barkeeper, 500 Kearny, dwl St.
Mary Place nr California
Smith Thomas J., painter, dwl 820 Mission
Smith Thomas J., compositor Morning Call, dwl
1114 Leavenworth
Smith Thomas X.. stouemason, dwl 525 Mission, rear
clerk with E. A. Lawrence, dwl
Smith Thomas R.
521 Turk
Smith Thomas R
Smith Thomas V
miner, dwl 8! 6 Folsom
bricklayer, dwl 21 Seventh
Smith Timothy R., engineer, dwl 785 Folsom
Smith Vernon, clerk with H. P. Wakelee, dwl 708
Post
Smith Walter C, expresswagon , 16 Sansom
Smith Walter O. T., foreman Engine Co. Xo. 6, S.
F. F. D., dwl 322 Sixth
Smith Walter R, jobber drygoods, 412 Sansom, res
Oakland
Smith W. C., cabinetmaker, dwl 617 Xatoma
Smith \V. B., seaman stmr Moses Taylor, Australia
S. S. Line
Smith W. H., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Smith Willard M.. local agent Continental Life Ins.
Co.. dwl 13 Munroe
Smith William, (Smith 8? Mann) dwl 1811 Howard
Smith William, dwl What Cheer House
Smith William, blacksmith with Elisha Card, dwl
cor Washington and Jones
Smith William, brewer. dwl 325 Lombard
Smith William, bricklayer Bricklayer's Pro. Asso-
ciation, 234 Sutter
Smith William, carpenter, dwl Ss Lombard nr Fill-
more
Smitn William, combmaker, dwl 921 Washington
Smith William, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 537
Sacramento
Smith William, finisher with A. L. Baucroft & Co.,
dwl Golden Gate Hotel
Smith William, harnessmaker with George Carme-
lich. dwl 610 Filbert
Smith William, hostler X. B. & M. R. R., dwl X s
Bryant bet Sixth and Seventh
Smith William, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Smith William, laborer with Whitney <fc Freese
Smith William, longshoreman with Charles E.Has-
eltiue
SMITH WILLIAM, manufacturer patent water-
closers. 523 Jackson, rear, dwl 14 Moss
Smith William, mariner, dwl 26 Anthony
Smith William, plumberwith J. H. O'Brien & Co.,
dwl 227 Second
Smith William, rigger, 128 Howard
Smith William, roofer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Smith William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Smith William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Smith William, steward X. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
Smith William, waiter with John Reagan
Smith William A,, cabinetmaker with Field &
Frei. dwl 13 Harrison
Smith William A., brewer with Matthew Xuuan,
dwl -Jii^Xiuth
Smith William A., (colored) hairdresser with P. M.
S. S. Co., dwl 535 Bryant
Smith William B., courtroom clerk County Court,
dwl XW cor Taylor and Eddy
SMITH WILLIAM B., druggist, XE cor Fourth
and Howard, dwl 713 Howard
Smith William B., (colored) porter with P. M. S. S.
Co.. dwl cor First and Brannau
Smith William B., salesman, 122 Battery, dwl 313
Union
Smith William C saloonkeeper, dwh-325 Lombard
Smith William C. R., night inspector Custom House,
dwl 10 Downey
Smith William D., brewer, dwl 219| Ninth
Smith William F., oculist and aurict. office and dwl
313 Bush
Smith William H., (colored) (William H. Smith &
Co.) dwl 837 Broadway
Smith William H., expresswagon, cor Mission and
Beale
Smith William H., laborer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 220
Francisco, rear
Smith William H.. stockdealer. dwl 425 Green
Smith William H., theatrical manager, dwl 535 Cal
Smith William H. & Co.. (colored) (William H.
Stanford) whitening and bootblacking, 802J
Market
Smith William H. A., (Smith <fc Burlingame) dwl
730 Folsom
Smith William H. X., strawpresser, dwl 418 Bran
Smith William J., cabinetmaker, dwl 416 Xatoma
Smith William J., (colored) laborer, dwl 15 Bernard
Smith William J., stockbroker, dwl 511 Pine
Smith William L., real estate, dwl W a Folsom bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Smith William X., compositor Pacific Observer,
dwl 18 First
Smith William X., inspector Custom House, dwl
521 Sacramento
Smith William S., butcher with Watson D. Litch-
field, dwl X s Lombard bet Masai avid Taylor
Smith William W., cook Ocean House. 4<»9 Drumm
Smith William W., seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Smith Windsor Fay, drayman with Gibson ft Co.,
dwl 238 Perry
Smith Wiuthrop E., carpenter, dwl &49 Fourth
Smith W. Wallace, woodcarver. 514 Jones
Smith W. X., dwl 121 X, South S. F.
Smith & Co., (Samuel Smith) Spring Garden Res-
taurant, 510 Market
Smith & Blanckeart, (Adam Smith and Victor J.
Blanckeartj Seuate liquor saloon, 312 Ke <iny
Smith &- Burlingame, ( William H. Smith and J.'B.
Bnrlingame) carpenters, 6')'.' Howard
Smith &. Cutter J John A. Smith and Daniel Cutter J
draymen, office 106 Davis
Smith & Mann, (William Smith and Jeremiah J.
Mann) wholesale butchers Xew Butchertown,
office 535 California
Smith & Ross. fSttllman J. Smith and James Ross)
wood, coal, hay and feed,XE cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Smith & Walker, (John W. Smith and James I.
Walker) wholesale liquors, 629 Front
Smith — See Schmidt. Schmitt and Smyth
Smithe J., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl 1105
Powell
Smithea Catherine A. Mrs., (colored) dressmaker,
dwl 1104 Pacific
Smithea Fielden, (colored) whitener and jobber,
127 Sutter, dwl 1104 Pacific
Smilhers James, bookkeeper with Gaxiola <fc
Andrade, dwl E s Bartiett bet Twenty second
aud Twenty-third
Smithers Philip", laborer, dwl Railroad Avenue nr
Fifteenth
Smithey Jam«s. laborer with Whitney it Freese
Smithsou John E., clerk with K. G. Dun & Co.,
dwl Taylor bet Union and Green
Smithsou Tuouias B., (Smithsou «jfc Ward) dwl
318 Taylor
Smithson & Ward, (James B. Smithsou and Wil-
liam Ward) importers and jobbers ale and por-
ter, 509 Sacramento
Smithurst William, steward Union Club, dwl 17
Bryant Avenue
Smitten Charles, carriasepainter, dwl 623 Stev
Smolik Otto, designer with F. Korbel & Bros., dwl
809 .Mason
JOXES, •PTTT.T.M a TVf & CO., 116 £ansom oueet, Jj-oes and Embroideries.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to W ATKINS', 26 Montg. St.
608
SAN FRANCISCO " S " DIRECTORY.
Smoot Joseph K., druggist, N\V cor Twenty-second
and Mission
Smucker Catherine, (widow) dwl 153 Minna
Smuldere William E., accountant, dwl 14 Harriet
Smulleu Francis, shoemaker with S.W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 35 Natoma
Smallen .lames, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 35 Natoma
Smyth Charles F., bookkeeper Bank California,
'ft/in/ Smyth & Shoaff) dwl Lick House
Smyth Cornelias li.. hoot maker, dwl 317 Vallejo
Smyth Ellen Miss, chambermaid Lick House
SMYTH JOHN II., attorney at law, office 53 Ex-
change Building, dwl NW cor Bush and Stock
Smyth .John S., miner, dwl 304 Beale
Smyth Samuel A., (colored) steward, dwl 908 Pac
Smyth >fe Sboaff, (Charles F. Smyth and Philip
L. Shoaff) hook and job printers, oil Sac
Smytbe John T.; porter with W. B. L irzelere, dwl
26 Howard
Smytbe Thomas II., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl
14:23 Kearny
Saaeds Giles, bootblack, cor Folsom and Sixth,
dwl S s Harrison nr Sixth
Snajda L., cook, 727 Dnpont
Snead Michael, peddler, dwl 1018 Montgomery, rear
SNEATH It. G., capitalist, office 416 Front, res
Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co.
Suediker John D., laborer, bds304 Benle
Snediker Samuel, driver with E. J. Foster
Sneider J., captain, dwl 1719 Stockton
Sneider John, wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, 1023 Dupont, dwl S\V cor Greenwich
and Stockton
Snell George W., (of Hodge, Calef # Co., Port-
land, Oregon) office 215 Cal, dwl 123 Turk
Snell John, laborer, dwl Berry House
Snell Joshua Jr., porter with Nathan R. Lowell,
dwl 18 First
Snell Thomas, porter, dwl Berry House
SnelmaD Albert, seaman ship Revere, pier 9 Steu
Sniffen Elijah, market, 515 Market, (and Brown
& S.) dwl 528 Bryant
Sniffen Samuel T., clerk with Brown & Sniffen,
dwl 528 Bryant
Sniffen Sylvester, calker, dwl SE cor Second and
Natoma
Snively David S., carpenter, dwl 115 Page
Snively John H., special policeman, dwl Kimball's
Carriage Factory
Snook Edward C, plumber with G. & W. Snook,
dwl 4D7 Filbert
SNOOK G. & W. , tin, copper and sheetiron workers
and plumbers, 427 Pine
Snook Georges A., (G. & W. Snook) dwl 529 Green
Snook John A., oysterman with Soloman Tesmore,
dwl W s Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
Sixth
Snook William S.,/ff. & W. Snook) res Oakland
Snow Ausell, ship joiner, dwl 322 Main, rear,
Snow Charles W., calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
322 Main, rear
Snow Chester J., carpenter, dwl W s Gough nr
Fulton
Snow Frank C, {Snow & Roos) dwl 20 Haight
Snow Herman, bookseller and agent Adams & Co.
golden pens, 319 Kearny
SNOW JOHN F., cleansing and dyeing silks,
woolens, furs, kill gloves, feathers, etc., 1623
Mission, depot 25 Post, dwl 1623 Mission
Snow Joseph, master mariner with- Pope & Talbot,
dwl 995 Market
Snow Levi T., porter with Forsaith , Tyler & Shaw,
dwl 229 Fell
SNOW & ROOS, (Frank C. Snow, Joseph Roos
and Thomas J. Blakeney) importers artists'
materials and engravings, and manufacturers
picture frames, moldings, etc., 21 Kearny,
Portland Oregon, and London, England
Snowball Robert Y., commission stock broker, office
306 Montgomery, dwl 18 Prospect Place
Snowden William, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl
12 Natoma, rear
Snowden William, hostler with James G. Scovern,
dwl 739 Market
Snvder Albeit A., architect, and carpenter aud
* builder, 63 Halleck, dwl 62 Halleck
Snyder Jacob, barber, dwl 4224, Shipley
Snyder Jacob, engineer Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl N s Bay bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Snyder Jacob B., collector, dwl M Oak Avenue
Snyder Jesse, stage carpenter, dwl 1015 Mason
Snyder John 11.. restaurant keeper, dwl 510 Mason
Snyder Peter, saloon keeper, dwl 785 Folsom
Snyder — See Schneider and Sneider
Soarsa Peter, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Sobbe Diedrich, wines and liquors, 541 Mission
Socho Maurice, dwl N s Dupont Alley
SOCIETE FRANCAIS DE BIENFAISANCE
MUTUELLE, office 808 Montgomery
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, office 607 Wash
Sockam Hamilton W., (colored) expressman, dwl
51 Jessie
Soder Pasquo, (colored) dwl NW cor Fillmore and
Francisco
Soderling Charles, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Sodermanii Joseph, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Soelter Louis, cook, 26 Steuart, dwl NW cor Kearny
and Vallejo
Soery W. II , clerk County Recorder's office, dwl
i.13 Franklin
Sofer Benjamin, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Sober Lewis, physician, office 1 Odd Fellows Hall,
dwl 1711 Dupont
Sold Henry, porter with Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 132 Steuart
Sohlke Carl W., merchant, dwl W 8 Nevada nr
Fplsom
Sobner Anton, teamster, dwl 338 Bush
Solace E., barber, dwl SE cor Bu6h and Polk
Solari E., coffee saloon, 20 Clay
Solan J6hn, bootblack with Peter Demartini, dwl
Battery bet Jackson aud Pacific
Solder Louis, cook, dwl 431 Vallejo
Soldtwedel Henry, hostler wifh H. Kelling & Co.,
dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Solema Isabella, astrologer, NE cor Sutter and
Dupont
Solera Serafino, fancy goods and toys, 1214 Stockton
Soley William J., packer with Reid &. Brooks, dwl
E 8 Montgomery nr Vallejo
Solis Tiburcio, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez &
Co., dwl Green bet Powell and Mason
Sollsberger Joseph, laborer Lick House
Soloman Andrew, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflamme
Solomon A. Miss., teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, dwl 1706 Mason
Solomon Aaron, clothing, SE cor Montgomery aud
Pacific
Solomon Abram, teacher, dwl 2514 Webster
Solomon Albert, dwl 17 Third
Solomon A. T., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Solomon Augusta, (widow) dwl 319 Stockton
Solomon Benjamin P., porter, 102 Battery, dwl 829
Greenwich
SOLOMON B. L. & SONS, John H. Kemp agent,
importers upholstery goods, 406 Market
Solomon F. Miss. .teacher South Cosmopolitan School
Solomon Isaac, bookkeeper, 106 Sansom, dwl NW
cor Stockton and Lombard
Solomon Isidor, clerk with Aaron Solomon, dwl 435
Pacific
Solomon Israel, insurance agent, dwl 307 Lombard
Solomon Joseph, clerk, 14 Battery, dwl 347 Bush
Solomon Joseph, merchant, dwl 115 Morton
Solomon Joseph, special policeman, dwl 420 O'Farrell
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons* Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAjST SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 710 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO [ § " DIRECTORY
609
SOLOMON LAZARUS, clothing and boots and
shoes, 48 Steuart, dwl 510 Hyde
Solomon Leah Miss, teacher Union Primary School,
dwl 1805 Stockton
Solomon Murk, clerk with Moses H. Lichtenstein,
60:2 Montgomery
Solomon M irv Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, dwl 1901 Stockton
Solomon Morris, juuk dealer, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Solomon P. L., (widow) dwl 33*2 O'Farrell
Solomon S&mael,( McMullenS S.J dwl 551 Stev
Solomon — See Salomon
Solomons Seixaa, bookkeeper with L. Dinkelspiel &
Co., (and Kaplan & S.J dwl 1825 Clay
Solstein H. A., engineer with Pacific Stone Co., dwl
SW cor Fillmore and Filbert
SOMERS I). C. & CO.. ( William J. SomcrsJ gro-
cers and butchers, NW cor Second and Bryant
Somers Dun Carlos, (D. C. Somers Jj- Co.) dwl -101
Bryant
Somers Harvey C, (Rider, S. & Co.) dwl SW cor
Twenty-fifth and Folsom
Somers Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E.Has-
eltine
Somers William, cook Mint Saloon, dwl 101S Dup
Somers William J., ( D. C. Somers db Co. J dwl 250
Stevenson
Somers — See Summers
Somerset M. Co., /Grass Valley) office 37 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Somerset S. A. Mrs., dwl 812 Stockton
Somerville Frederick, seaman, dwl llJ Commercial
Somerville Robert, watchman Occidental Hotel
Somerville Thomas, machinist with Rati'erty & Cald-
well, dwl 509£ Howard
Sommer Hans, capitalist, dwl 502 Mission
Soinmerlard Sophie, (widow) midwife, dwl 52
Clementina
Sommerville Robert, laborer, dwl 550 Tehama
Sou Adolph A,, (Son Bros.) dwl 34 Turk
Son Albert A.. (Son Bros J dwl 207 Kearny
SON BROTHERS, (Adolph A. and Albert A.)
importers pipes, smokers' articles, cutlery, sta-
tionery, Yankee notions, etc., SE cor Sansom
aud Sacramento
Son day John, clerk, dwl 810 Leavenworth
Sonder Nicholas, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 460 1 Natoma
Sonenberg Louis IS., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Post aud Stockton
Sonnenfeld Herman, huirdressing saloon aud baths,
404 Pine, dwl Russ House
Bonnenwald Gottleib, brewer with Gluck & Han-
sen, dwl SE cor Fulton and Webster
Sonnicbsen Charles, bookbinder with A. L. Bancroft
&Co., dwl 1809 Stockton
Sonnicbsen James N, porter with L. E. Week &
Co., dwl 510 Fell
Sonnicbsen Nicholas, clerk, 322 California, dwl 1809
Stockton
SONNTAG CHARLES, cashier S. F. Post Office,
dwl 1T72 Folsom
Sonntag Henry A., real estate, dwl 1772 Folsom
SonnLag Henry P., dwl 1772 Folsom
Sonutag Julius H., importer, dwl 1523 Powell
Sonogoiato Ely, fruits and confectionery, 601 Post
Sonstrom Charles, cook with John J. Kronholm, 22
Washington
Soon Cluing," (Chinese) tailor, 812 Dupont
Soong Sing &. Co., (Chiuese) cigar manufacturers,
808 Sacramento
Sopher Charles IS , engineer with F. Korbel & Bros.,
dwl 444 Brannan
Sophey Joseph, (McArron & S.) dwl 820 Folsom
SORISIER JULES E., restaurant, 540 Commercial,
dwl 6 Prospect Place
Sorcini Alberto, compositor El Hispano Americano,
dwl S s Pacific bet Mason and Taylor
Sorensen Alexander, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Sorensen Andrew, canvasser with Currier & Win-
ter, dwl 34 Everett
Sorensen Conrad, liquor saloon, 541 Jackson, dwl
505 Union
Sorensen William, (J. Shu! ken & Co.) dwl SE cor
McAllister and Oetavia
Sorg August, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber &
Co., dwl 102 Main
Sorg Joseph, porter, 324 Montgomery, dwl 503 Pac
Sorg Peter, toys and musical instruments, 602 Mar-
ker, dwl 1*811 Stockton
Sorg Rudolph, machinist with Theodore Kallen-
berg, dwl 1 St. Mary Place
SORIA & CO., (Moreland M. Soria) commission
merchants, office 315 California
Soria Moreland M..,( Soria A Co. J dwl 111 I Howard
Sorin George 8., stockbroker, dwl 130 O'Farrell
Sorlinger Henry, Beam an, dwl 3d Natoma
Soman G., captain bark Glimpse, pier 10 Steuart
Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 603
Montgomery
Sorrell Walter, carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-sixth
nr Sanchez
Sorrensen I. C wood and coal, 16 Drumm
Souc Peter, liquor saloon, 243 Fourth
Soncaze G , painter, dwl 8 Pratt Court
Souffraine James, restaurant, 723 Davis ,
Soule ArtemuB G., physician, office and dwl 822
Howard
Soule F. L. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 1905 Stockton
Soule Frank, dwl 323 First
Soule Frank, editor, dwl 1905 Stockton
Soule George E., bookkeeper Contra Costa Laun-
dry Association, dwl 905 Jackson
Soule H. G. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Primary
School
Soule Kendrick B., (Webster & S.) dwl Kill How
Soule Louisa, (widow) furnished rooms, I II Geary
Soule Maria L. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Primary
School, dwl 1419 Taylor
Soule Samuel, real estate, dwl 323 First
Soule William H., barkeeper, dwl 111 Geary
Soulzer Albert, cigarmaker, dwl 409 Stevenson
Souques August, laborer with Bailly Brothers, dwl
Dupont Alley
Soura Joachim de, shoemaker, bds 1 16 Jackson
Souter Peter, carpenter Enterprise Planing Mill,
dvvl 271 Jessie
South Chariot M. Co., (Owyhee, Idaho) office 402
Montgomery
South Emma M. Co., office 331 Montgomery
South Eureka M. Co. , (Lander Co., Aev.) office
409 California
South Gulch Gravel M. Co., (Calaveras Co.) office
409 California
SOUTH PARE MALT HOUSE, Herman Zwieg
proprietor, N s Brannan bet Filth and Sixth,
Hermann. Neis& Co. agents. 313 Sacramento
South Poiut Warehouse, John Hooper proprietor,
S s Berry nr Fourth
South San Francisco Distillery, Grove Adams <fc
Co, proprietors, cor Fifth Avenue aud M, South
S. F., office 314 Washington
South San Francisco Dock Co., office 418 California
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO REFINING CO.,
Seventh Avenue, South S. F., William W.
Knight agent, office 314 Washington
Southard E. P., master mariner, dvvl 511 Mission
SOUTHARD JAMES B., attorney at law, office
11 Montgomery Block, dwl 224 Post
Souther Charles, maltster with Lyon <fe Co.
Souther Joseph N, (Chenery, S. & Co.) dwl 123
Turk
Souther Joseph W., teamster, 206 California, dwl
:S Howard Court
SOUTHERN DISPATCH LINE PACKETS,
office 108 California
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
39
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
610
SAN FRANCISCO [ {§ " DIRECTORY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, office SVV
COT New Montgomery and Market, depot junc-
tion Market and Valencia, Charles P. Hunting-
ton president, Joseph L. Willcutt secretary,
Mark Hopkins treasurer
Southern Stage Line, (via San Jose Railroad) office
208 Montgomery
Sonthey John L.: porter, 213 Front, dwl 112 Taylor
Southwell George, blacksmith, dwl 710 Kearny
Southwell George, carpenter, dwl 151(i Broadway
Southwell John, printer, dwl 727 Broadway
Southwick Benjamin F„ boatbuilder, dwl 22 Miss
Southwick Edwin, (D. Hayes & Co.) dwl SW cor
First and Stevenson
Southwick William O., carrier S. F. Post Office,
dwl 167 Silver
Southworth Alden B., real estate and mill fixtures,
office 35 Battery, dwl 121 Stockton
Southworth Samuel, dwl 609 Powell
Souza George, seaman, dwl SW corDrumm and
Oregon
Souza Manuel, steward Luzitania House, dwl E s
Drunnn bet Jackson and Oregon
Sowerby Edward P., clerk with Morris Lichten-
stein, 309 East
Spack Eornn, blacksmith with Costigau & Bro., dwl
41 Jackson
Spackman John D., tanner, dwl E s Dora bet Har-
rison and Brvant
Spader Jeremiah V., clerk, dwl 7 O'Farrell
Spadini Angel, musician California Theater, dwl
1103 Powell
Spaeth Lina Miss, dressmaker, dwl 927 Wash
Spafford J. M., dwl Vernon Place nr Hawthorne
Spafford John G., conductor N. B. & M. R. R.
Spahn William, laborer with Jacob Radczewsky,
dwl 507 Pacific
Spalatrini Samuel, liquor saloon, 14 Washington
Spalbearg Catherine, (widow) dwl 553 Bryant
Spalding Charles L. A., watchman Enterprise
Planing Mills, dwl 755 Howard
SPALDING RUFUS C, United States Navy Pay-
master, office 434 Cal, dwl Occidental Hotel
Spanagel George, bootmaker, 646 Clay, dwl N s
Post bet Taylor and Jones
>Spangler Daniel B., builder, dwl W s Railroad Av-
enue bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Spanier Joseph, salesman with Yates & Co., dwl
209 Kearny
Spannhacke Henry, miner, dwl 36 Valparaiso
•Spanton James, painter, NW cor Jones and Post,
dwl 613 Hyde
Spardlow William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Spar^oe Francis, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Sparks Hervey, real estate, dwl 32 Exchange
Building
Sparks Thomas, drayman with U. S. Drayman, dwl
4 Oak nr Mason
Sparks William, bookkeeper with Bryant & Cook,
dwl 311 Sutter
Sparks William, master mariner, dwl 8 Garden
Sparrow A. R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
1306 Taylor
Sparrow Frank, comedian Buckley's Varieties
SL'ARROW JOSEPH, groceries and liquors, 33
Clementina
Sparrow S. J. , stock broker, office Wiue Room , Mer-
chants' Exchange
Sparrow Walter, bookkeeper with Stone & Hay-
den, dwl 630 Filbert
Sparrow William, machinehand Beale Street Plan-
ing Mill, dwl 319 Polsom
Spatz J. H. Mrs., fancygoods, 1520 Stockton
Spatz John H., carpenter, dwl 1520 Stockton
Spaulding Andrew, watchmaker and jeweler, 122
Fourth
Spaulding C. A., attorney at law, collector and
commissioner, deeds State of New York, office
55 Montgomery Block, dwl 1303 Leavenworth
Spaulding Ch:irles, watchman Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 755 Howard
Spaulding Edward R., packer with Cutting & Co.,
dwl NE cor Clay and Kearny
Spauldin» George, (Spaulding & BartoJ dwl 132
Eighth
Spaulding Jerome, bookkeeper with N. W. Spauld-
ing, dwl 28 Hampton Place
Spaulding John, (John Spaulding & Co.) dwl 1715
Clay
Spaulding John, carrier Alta California
SPAULDING JOHN & CO., pioneer carpet heat-
ing machines, 353 and 355 Tehama
SPAULDING NATHAN W., sawsmithing and re-
pniring, J7 and 19 Fremont, (and Pacific Saw
Manufacturing Co.) res cor Ninth and Madi-
son, Oakland
Spaulding & Barto, (George Spaulding and Harri-
son BartoJ book and job printers, 414 Clay
Spawn Abel F., (Spawn Sr Bryant) res New York
Spawn & Bryant, (A. F. Spawn and A. J. Bryant)
importers safes and locks, etc., 312 California
Spay th A. M., watchman City R. R.
Spear Alexander F., captain ship Grace Darling,
pier 17 Steuart
Spear C. H. Mrs., dwl 314 Bush
Spear Charles, peddler, dwl cor Harrison and Twenty-
fifth
Spear Charles J., bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwTl 317 Capp
Spear David, clerk, dwl 1109 Van Ness Avenue
Spear Edward S., (Edward S. Spear Sf Co. J dwl
817 Bush
SPEAR EDWARD S. & CO., (Joseph S. Spear
and Joseph S. Spear, Jr.) auctioneers and com-
mission merchants, 536 and 538 California
Spear Gustavus L., bookkeeper, 538 California, dwl
743 Pine
Spear Jason, merchant, dwl 12 Bernard
Spear J. Murray Rev., dwl 314 Bush
Spear John, miner, dwl 12 Ellis
Spear John I., (Hickox Sf S.) res Oakland
Spear Joseph S., (Edward S. Spear & Co. J dwl
817 Bush
Spear Joseph S. Jr., (Edward S. Spear & Co.) dwl
NW cor Bush and Stockton
Spear Moses, machinist with John H. Mooney
Spear Samuel, liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny and
Francisco
Spear T. G., proofreader Women's Cooperative
Printing Union, dwl 8 Pioneer Hall
Spear Thomas Russell, dentist, 235 Kearny
Spear Willanf S., foreman with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 118 Oak
Speaiterson August, cooper with David Woerner,
dwl 549 Mission
Specht Minnie, (widow) dwl SW Wash and Front
SPECIAL AGENT, U. S. Post Office Department,
Alfred Barstow. office 7 Montgomery Block
SPECIAL AGENT U. S. Treasury Department.
Louis Colin agent, office Custom House, third
floor
Speck Jacob, blacksmith, 1113 Mission
Speck John, blacksmith, dwl 39 Jackson
Speck Joseph, carrier Examiner, dwl 1240 Califor-
nia, rear
Speck ler William A. Rev., assistant pastor St.
Mary's Cathedral, dwl 628 California
Speckman F. F., groceries and liquors, 776 Mission
Speckter Henry, tfioceries and liquors, 127 Sixth
Speer Charles, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman-
uel, dwl 8 Heron
Speetzen Henry, cabinetmaker with George B. May
& Co., dwl S s Howard nr Second
Speier Bernard, dry goods, 100 Kearny, dwl Ws
Pierce bet Fulton and McAllister
Speier — See Spier
Speigle Louis, driver with A. LuBk & Co., dwl 260
Jessie
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO " § ' DIRECTORY.
611
Spellman John, laborer, dwl 4 Allies Place
Spellman Joseph, tailor, 115 Leidesdorff
Spellman Michael, laborer, dwl Ss San Bruno Road
nr Girard
Spelmon John, lather, dwl NW cor Seventh and
Folsom
Spelty Frederick, teacher languages, dwl 231 Sutter
Spence William A., (Spence & Johnson) dwl 325
Fifth
Spence «fe Johnson, (William A. Spence and, Rob-
ert. J. Johnson) fish, 93 California Market
Spencer Aaron G., machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl
737 Pine
Spencer Alexander, mariner, dwl 633 California
Spencer Ann, (widow) dwl 908 Powell
Spencer Christopher, shipbuilder, dwl 309 Fremont
Spencer David, liquor saloon, 300 Folsom, dwl 306
Folsom
Spencer David, piledriver with E. C. Boobar& Co.,
14 Howard
Spencer David E., salesman with A. C. Dietz &
Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Spencer Eliza Miss, seamstress, dwl SW corDupout
and Broadway
Spencer Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 927 Howard
Spencer Ferdinand, carpenter and builder, 231 Sec
Speucer Frank, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Spencer George W., (Spencer & Co. J res Oakland
Spencer George W., clerk iEtna Ins. Co., dwl 417
O'Farrell
Spencer George W., foreman with John Apel,
dwl 832 Folsom
Spencer James, laborer, dwl 437 First
Speucer John W., carpenter, dwl 353 Eleventh
Spencer Joseph D., tailor, 623 Cal, dwl 1816 Mason
Spencer Lowell B., clerk with George Howes & Co.,
dwl 127 Kearny
Spencer Margaret, (widow) dwl 740 Howard
Spencer Myra, (widow) teacher music, dwl 908
Powell
SPENCER O. HAMMOND, attorney at law, office
room 14, 605 Clay, dwl 419 Hyde
Spencer William, carpenter, dwl 589 Market
Speucer William, clerk with David Conrad, dwl
NW cor Clay and Sansom
Spencer William, laborer, dwl 423 Bush
Spencer William, tinsmith, dwl Niantic Hotel
Spencer William H., foreman steamer No. 9, S. F.
F. D., dwl S s Folsom nr Beale
Spencer William H., salesman with A. P. Hotaliug
& Co., dwl 435 Geary
Spencer &. Co., (George W. Spencer and Moses
Kit s sell ) Oakland and San Francisco Express,
office NW cor Pacific and Davis
Spentler George, cabinetmaker, dwl N s Fulton nr
Octavia
Sperb Anua, (widow) dwl 25 Oak
Sperb Isaac, clerk, 23 Front, dwl Oak bet Frank-
lin and Van Ness Avenue
Sperling Abraham, clothing, dwl 820 O'Farrell
Sperling Frank, (Cohen & S.J dwl 820 O'Farrell
Sperling Mark E., traveling agent with Cohen &
Sperling, dwl 820 O'Farrell
Sperry Austin, (Sperry # Co.) res Stockton
Sperry Henry A., agent Sperry & Co., dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Sperry S. W., (Sperry & Co.) res Stockton
Sperry & Co., (Austin and S. W. Sperry, and
Alexander Burkett) proprietors Stockton City
Mills, office 210 Davis
Speyer David E., bookkeeper, 10 Battery, dwl 1109
Van Ness Avenue
Speyer Jacob W., (Morris, Speyer & Co.) res
Hamburg
SPEYER MORRIS & CO., (Jacob W. Speyer
and Jacob M. Philip) importers and commis-
sion merchants, aud agents Hamburg and Bre-
men Insurance Co., and Swiss Lloyd Marine
Insurance Co., office 13 Merchants' Exchange
Speyer Walter, clerk with Morris Speyer & Co.,
13 Merchants' Exchange
Spiegel Christian, (G. Ueffinger & Co.) dwl 4
Gardner Alley
Spiegel William, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger
& Co., dwl 21 Stockton Alley
Spier Richard P., (R. P. Spier # Co.) res Brook-
lyn, Alameda Co.
Spier R. P. &, Co., (E. M. Fnrbush) importers and
jobbers books and stationery, 214 Bush
Spiers James, (McAfee, S. & Co.) res Alameda
Spies August, macliiuist with John G. lis, dwl 904
Kearny
Spies Conrad, cook Sacramento Hotel, dwl 407 Pac
Spiesz Joseph, bootmaker, 717 Vallejo, dwl 7 Polk
Lane
Spiezieone Railhy, cook, dwl 101 Berry
Spigle Louis, teamster, dwl 260 Jessie
Spilker Edward, (Birgle & S.) dwl N s Missouri
bet Santa Clara and Sixteenth
Spillane Hugh, porter with D. E. Allison & Co.,
dwl N s Folsom bet Fremont and First
Spillane John, clerk, dwl 213 Prospect Place
Spillane Michael, laborer, dwl 63 Clementina
Spillax John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Spiller Felix, laborer Miners' Restaurant, dwl 49
Stockton
Spiller Francis, policeman Citv Hall, dwl 411
Fourth
Spillman John, seaman barkentiue Eureka, pier 9
Steuart
Spilman Henry J., captain schooner Emily Lunt,
Howard Street Wharf, res Vallejo
Spinan Dennis, laborer, dwl 1139 Harrison
Spinata Giuseppe, fruits aud vegetables, dwl 222
Francisco, rear
Spindler George, cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber
& Co., dwl 20 Fulton
Spindler Jacob, hairdresser, dwl 433 Union
Spinetti Antone, agent, dwl 520 Green
Spink Daniel E., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl
73 Natoma
Spink James A., clerk with William H. T. Clark,
dwl 715 Mission
Spink Mary A. Mrs., ladies' aud childrens' under-
clothing, 715 Mission
Spink Samuel P., boxmaker Union Box Factory,
dwl 946 Mission
Spinks Charles J., woodcarver with Warren &
Kemp, dwl 1222 Bush
Spinner Alexander, cellarman with Lyon &. Co.,
dwl Annie nr Jessie
Spinner John, bookbinder, dwl 111 Jessie
Spinney George R., mining secretary, office 418
California, dwl 1615 Larkin
Spinney Joseph, carpenter with Middlemas& Boole,
dwl 446 Brannan
Spinney Waldron S., superintendent S. F. Cordage
Factory, dwl W s Indiana nr Sierra
Spirit of the Times and Underwriters' Journal,
(weekly) Chase <fc Boruck, editors and proprie-
tors, office SW cor Sansom and Jackson
Spiro M. & Co., (L. Abraham) pawnbrokers, 1134
Dupont
Spiro Morris, (M. Spiro & Co.) dwl 625 Union
Spitz Abraham, bookkeeper, 326 Sansom
Spitz Bertha Madame, ladies' hairdressing saloon
and wigmaker, 316 Kearny
Spitze Paul, civil engineer and draftsman with Wil-
liam P. Humphreys, 53 Montgomery Block
Splain Ellen, nurse Alms House
Splain James, steward Alms House
Splaine William, shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl
3 Quinn
Splaue Michael, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, 814 Howard
Splaney Dennis, laborer with Whitney &. Freese
Splaun Dennis, laborer, dwl 36 Baldwin Court
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 119 Sansom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
Views of any part of the Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO " S J DIRECTORY
Splivalo Augustus D., attorney-at-law, office and
(hvl 430 Jackson
Splivalo Csesur R., bookkeeper -with Brignardello,
Maocbiavello & Co., dwl 919 Jackson
Spofford J. L., ship and steamboat joiner, 413 Main,
dwl E B Gmve in- Franklin
Spohn .Joseph, (Spokn & Bougart) dwl 4 Jackson
Spobn &■ Dougaft, (Joseph Spohn and John I. Don-
gartj market, 4 Jackson
Spohr Andrew, musician, dwl 827 Vallejo, rear
Spohr Harry N., molder City Iron Works, dwl 51
First
Spooner Thomas, farmer, dwl S s Bright nr Rail-
road Avenue
Sposito John, dwl 508 Vallejo
Spotorno John B. Jr., poultry and game, 48 Califor-
nia Market, dwl 1626 Stockton
Spotorno Nicol, poultry dealer, dwl 1626 Stockton
Spotsfeld Ernest, billiardauiker, dwl 610 Greenwich
Spottiswood Annie Miss, milliner with Miss J. Des-
mond, dwl 1206 Kearny
Spottiswood John, bookkeeper with Donohoe, Kelly
<fc Co., dwl N s Ellis ur Devisadero
Spo/.zetti Zerboni di Miss, artist, dwl 11 Kearny
Sprague Adna, barkeeper, cor Montgomery and
Market, dwl 12 Quincy
Spragne A. F.Miss, teacher Pine St.PrimarvSchool,
dwl 126 Silver
Sprague Charles J. Major, chief paymaster Depart-
ment Arizona, 703 Market, dwl 36 South Park
Sprague George H., lumberman with Asa M. Simp-
son, dwl 1214 Kearny
Sprague Johu C, carpenter, dwl 38 Eddy
Sifragne Samuel S., (Sprague & Wainw'riehl) dwl
126 Silver
Spragne Samuel S. Jr., bookkeeper with Cuberv &
Co., dwl 126 Silver
Sprague &■ Wainwright, (Samvel S. Sprague and
John Wainwright) drug and spice mill, 32 Fre-
mont
Sprat t George S., agent Henry B. Piatt andWilliam
Walkerlev & Bro., office and dwl 204 Mont
Spratt William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
320 Spear
Spraw William, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
SPRECKELS CLAUS, president California Sugar
Refinery, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Howard
SPRECKELS DIEDERICH, secretary California
Sugar Refinery, dwl E s Thirteenth bet Mission
and Howard
Spre. kels Henry, (Sprechds S? Co.) dwl 70 Everett
SPRECKELS '& CO., (BenrySpreckels, Frederick
Bagemanu, Clans Bromine*)- and Claus Man-
gels) proprietors Albany Brewery, 71-75 Ev-
erett
Spreen F. William, (Spreen &Davis) dwl 913 Dup
Spreen William, liquor saloon, W s Kentucky ur
First Avenue
Spreen & Davis, (F. William Spreen and Peter P.
Davis) Bivalve Oyster Saloon, 640 Market
Spriggs James, plasterer, dwl 50 Natoma
Spring Ann, (widow) dwl 534 Valencia
Spring Francis S., real estate, office 705 Sansom,
dwl 812 Chestnut
Spring Gardiner VV., fruits, dwl 120 Berry
Spring Mount Mining Co., (Pioche, Nev.J office 419
California
Spring P. S., physician, dwl 754 Mission
Spring Valley Homestead Association ,( Mission St.)
office 331 Montgomery
SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, William
F. Babcock president, Edward M. Miles, secret-
ary, office 516 California
SPRINGER JASON, lumber yard, SE cor Mission
and Spear, dwl 12 Hampton Place
Springer Ransom, salesman with Jason SDrineer.
dwl 440 Hayes * S
Springer Samuel F., teamster with D. A. &, J. Mc-
Kinley, dwl 10 Park Avenue
Springman Edward, cabinetmaker with George B.
May & Co., dwl 25 Fulton
Springmulltr John, brewer, dwl 9 Lewis
Sproul Charles, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Sproul Edward, steward with H. H. Toland, dwl
810 Jackson
Sproul John It. physician, dwl 216 Second
Sproul Mary, (widow) dwl Central Road nr the
Park
Sproull William, laborer Colorado Steam Naviga-
tion Co.'s steamer Newbern
Spruance John, fSpruance, Stanley & Co.) dwl N
W cor Gough and Austin
SPRUANCE. STANLEY & CO., (John Spruance,
Samuel L. Stanley and C. C. Chapman)
wholesale wines and liquors, 410 Front
Spruhan James, carpenter, dwl 443 Clementina,
rear
Spruhan Walter, tailor, dwl 7 Bagley Place
Spuller Amelia Mrs., nurse, dwl 1105 Stockton
Spuller Louis, painter with John G. lis, dwl 1105
Stockton
Spyer Julius, dwl 32 Rausch
Spyers R., clerk, dwl 207 Powell
Squiers William K., hotelkeeper, dwl_908 Bdwy
Squire Heurv O, with Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,
dwl 10 Oak
Squire Orrin D., secretary Cal. Type Foundry Co.,
407 Sansom, dwl 1016 Leavenworth
Squires George, cook Colorado Steam Navigation
Co.'s stmr Newbern
Squires Nathaniel, salesman, dwl 605 Minna
Squires Ogden, U.S.mail agent, S.F. Post Office
Squires William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Sresovich Luke G., salesman with J. Ivancovich &
Co., dwl 711 California
Sroufe John, ( Sroufe, Sweeney & Co.) dwl 309
Turk
SROUFE, SWEENEY & CO., (John Sroufe,
Lorenzo H. Sweeney and John E. Ruggles)
commission merchants, 406 Front
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY, rooms 234 Sutter
St. Clair Henry C, extraman steamer No. 8, S.F.F.
D., dwl N s Pacific bet Jones and Leav
St. Clair John, seaman, dwl 423 East
St. Clair Samuel, engineer with Edward Kennedy,
dwl N s Francisco bet Dupont and Kearny
St. Clair Washington P., clerk with 1. Landsberger
& Co., dwl 127 Jackson
St. Cricq Madame, French laundry, 506 Bush
St. Cyprian Hall, NW cor Virginia and Jackson
St. Cyr Victor, clerk, dwl 1206 Dupont
St. Denis Jules, house aud sign painter, dwl 3 Card
Alley
St. Denis Louis, clerk, 23S Montgomery, dwl N s
Vallejo bet Kearny and Dupont
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE, 841 Market bet
Fourth and Fifth
St. James House, Mrs. C. McFarland proprietress,
906 Market
St. John Benjamin G. , lumber surveyor, dwl 623
Stevenson
St. John H. A. Mrs., teacher Rincon Grammar
School, dwl 623 Stevenson
St. John Richard A., bookkeeper with Keane,
O'Connor &, Co., dwl NE cor Bush and Stock
ST. LAWRENCE STABLE, William E. Bridge
proprietor, 212 Sutter
St. Letter Anthony, cook Occidental Hotel, dwl 144
Natoma
St. Leger P., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
St. Louis Hotel, Wogens & Strom proprietors, 11
and 13 Pacific
St. Louis Mining Co., (Placer Comity) office 409
California
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, Rev. B. Justin C B.
president, Old Sau Jos6 Road, 4 miles from City
Hall
HUNTINGTON, HOPKIN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCTTAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO " § DIRECTORY.
613
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, NW cor Bryant and
First
St. Nicholas Hotel, Cornyn & Barry proprietors,
214 First
St. Patrick Gold Mining Co., (Placer County) of-
fice 409 California
St. Paul Michael, waiter William Tell Hotel, dwl
721 Pacific
Staacke George, bookkeeper with Barron & Co., dwl
127 Kearny
Staats Joseph, (colored) laundry, dwl 209 Prospect
Place
Staats S. D., carpenter H. C League, 230 Kearny
Stacev Henry, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.' S.
Idaho
Stacey Lawrence, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 447
Natoma
STACHLER JOHN W., proprietor Golden Adler
Hotel, 338 Bush
Stack Edward, coachman, dwl 530 Mission
Stack Edward, salesman, 606 Market, dwl NW cor
New Montgomery and Mission
Stack John, salesman with C. Desmond, dwl 36
Louisa
Stack Thomas, milkranch, cor Silver Avenue and
Hale
Stack Timothy J., bookkeeper with George W.
Clark, dwl 910 Pine
Stackhouse Robert J., machinist California Theater,
dwl 905 Jackson
Stackpole Berry B., foreman S. F. Boiler Works,
dwl 217 Minna
Stackpole Charles E., clerk, dwl 411 Powell
Stackpole G. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 230 O'Farrell
Stackpole Thomas, carriagepainter with M. W.
Allen & Co., dwl 421 Fourth
Stackpool M. W., salesman with Keane, O'Connor
& Co., dwl NE cor Bush and Stockton
Stacom Maria Miss, (Stacom & Cunningham) dwl
cor Antonio and O'Farrell
Stacom & Cunningham, (Miss Maria Stacom and
Mix. Anna Cunningham J milliners and mil-
linery, 8 Montgomery
Stacy Lawrence, laborer with Charles E. Haeeltine
Stacv Olwyn T., clerk with William H. Bovee, res
Oakland
Stadtegger George, clerk with Edward Michels
Stadtfeld Jacob, melter U. S. B. Mint, dwl 1506
Jones
Staeglich Frank, landscape gardener, dwl 1308
Jackson
Staempfli Charles, bookkeeper with Eugelbrecht &
Levy, dwl 1319 California
Staft'elba'ch Albert, ( Staffelbach Bros.) dwl 108
Steuart
Staffelbach Brothers, (Albert and Edward) hair-
dressing saloon, 108 Steuart
Staffelbach Edward, ( Staff et bach Bros.) dwl 108
Steuart
Stafford Cassius H., teamster with Timothy Ells-
worth, dwl 518 Brannan
Stafford Charles H.. clerk, dwl 108 Minna
Stafford Henry, clerk, 220 Mont, dwl 114 Freelon
Stafford James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart,
Stafford John A., porter, 23 Front, dwl 630 Vallejo
Stafford Thomas H., blacksmith with H. J. Booth
& Co., dwl 331 Union, rear
Stafford William, baker with California Cracker
Co., dwl 1804 Mason
Stafford William, calk'er with P. M. S. S. Co.
Stafford William, carpenter with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl 114 Freelon
Stage Edward, nightwatebman, 37 Sacramento
Stagemann Frederick, draftsman San Joaquin and
Kings River Canal Co., dwl 812 Montgomery
Stahl Arnold, bookkeeper, 17 Battery, dwl 114
O'Farrell
Stahl John, waiter. 408 Pine, dwl 423 Pine
Stahl Louis, clerk with Fisher & Co., dwl 1 Taylor
Place
Stable Edward, hairdresser with John Stahle, dwl
606 Montgomery
Stable Eliza lira., furnished rooms, 606 Mont
STAHLE HENRY W., hairdressing and bathing
saloon, Occidental Hotel, dwl 10 Virginia
Stahle Jasper, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Stahle John, hairdressing saloon, SE cor Clay and
Montgomery, dwl 1109 Pacific
Stable Rudolph* laborer with Kohler & Frohling,
dwl 1524 Dnpout
Stahmann Albert, fSlahmann & Molk) dwl 105
Prospect Place
Stahmann ifc Molk, {Albert Stahmann and John H.
Mdk ) groceries and provisions, SW cor Stock-
ton and Sacramento
Stabr Christopher, butcher, dwl SW cor First and
Clementina
Staib Conrad, bootmaker, 932 Folsom
Stair Alexander, clerk with Quint & Hardy, dwl
114 Minna
Stairley Waverlv. ticket auditor with S. P. R. R.
Co., dwl 1304 Pine
Sfakem Lawrence, laborer, dwl 147 Natoma
Stabler Joseph, driver with B. M. Atchison &. Co.,
dwl Hansa House
Stambel Phillippi, baker Occidental Hotel
Stamberg Charles, boltuiaker with Phelps Bros., 13
D ru mm
Stamer August, blacksmith with Giuseppe Massone.
dwl 821 Filbert
Stamer Julius, ( Zierenberg & S.) 717 Folsom
Stamper Jnlius, cigars and tobacco, 29 Fourth
Stunner Rachel Miss, dwl 1144 Folsom
Stan bridge Albert E., laborer with Flint, Peabody
& Co.
Stanbridge Charles E., laborer with Flint, Peabody
& Co.
Standard Adamantine Candle Co., (Richard P.
Thomas) factory NE cor Fillmore and Francis-
co, office 204 Sacramento
Standard Soap Co., (Richard P. Thomas and
William F. Flick) factory and office 204 and
206 Sacramento
Standerwick James S., painter, 607 Merchant, dwl
263i Minna
Standon A. F., cook Alms House
Stanford Charles P., real estate, dwl 2101 Buchanan
Stanford Daniel, stockbroker, dwl 28 Ellis
Stanford James L., clerk, dwl 710 Kearny
Stanford Jennie Mi.<s, principal Lagnna Honda
School, dwl 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Joseph L., clerk S. V. Stock and Exchange
Board, dwl 28 Ellis
STANFORD LELAND. president Central Pacific
and California Pacific Railroad C'o.'s, and At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.. office 422 Cal
Stanford Myron E., carpenter, dwl NW cor Wash-
ington and Buchanan
Stanford Robnt J., bootmaker, dwl W s First Ave-
nue nr Sixteenth
Stanford Thomas, seaman, dwl NW cor Drunim and
Commercial
Stanford William H., (colored) (William II. Smith
& Co.) dwl 802 1 Market
Stanford William T., stockbroker, office 316 Cal,
res Alameda
Stangenberger August, pianotnner with Kohler,
Chase & Co., dwl *05 Leavenworth
Stangenberger August Jr., clerk with Kohler, Chase
&. Co.. dwl 805 Leavenworth
Stantrroom Marc L., chief engineer San Joaquin and
Kings River Canal Co., 323 Cal. dwl 135 Tyler
Staniels Horatio A., barkeeper with William A.
Scollay, dwl 6 August Alley
Staniels John, dwl 706 California
Staniels John Mrs., boarding, 706 California
Staniels William II., clerk, dwl 706 California
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO " {§ ] DIRECTORY
Slaniforth William, clerk with C. V. Gillespie, dwl
135 Folsom
Staniforth William, fruit and vegetables, 135 Fol
Stankard Edward, hostler, dwl 14 Harlan Place
Stanley A., compositor Pacific Observer, dwl 18
First
Stanley A., cook, dwl S s Boyd nr Cbesley
Stanley Benjamin, clerk, dwl 8 Liberty
Stanley Charles A., engineer steamer Cornelia, dwl
22 Perry
Stanley Emma H. Miss, actress California Theater,
dwl Stockton bet Pine and Bush
Stanley Fannie Miss, actress California Theater,
dwl Stockton bet Fine and Bush
Stanley Fred H., hairdresser, dwl 22 Stockton
Stanley Fred Hastings, phonographic reporter,
office 3:38 Montgomery, dwl SW cor Twenty-
first and Church
Stanley Henry A., solicitor Union Ins. Co., res Oak-
land
Stanley James, backman, Plaza, dwl 265 Jessie
Stanley Jerome M., drayman, dwl SE cor Howard
and Twenty-third
Stanley Josie Miss, actress California Theater, dwl
Stockton bet Pine and Bush
Stanley Robert, coffeestand, 264 Steuart, dwl 1518
Dupont
Stanley Samuel L., (Spruance, S. & Co.) dwl 1034
Mission
Stanley Stephen G., workman North Beacb Smelt-
ing Works, dwl 2219 Mason
Stanly Edward, attorney at law, office 604 Clay,
res St. Helena, Napa Co.
STANLY JOHN A., County Judge, chambers NW
cor Clay and Montgomery, dwl Lick House
Stannage Philip J., boarding and lodging, 217
Third
Stannah Bridget, (widow) dwl 39 Stanly Place
Stans John, tailor, 505 Union, dwl 1316 Dupont
St&nsbury Charles, silversmith with Koehler &.
Ritter, dwl 1304 Powell
Stant Adronnis, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Stanton Andrew P., agent, dwl 2225 Greenwich
Stanton Charles, painter, dwl Nineteenth Avenue
nr Railroad Avenue
Stanton George F., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
82 Natoma
Stanton Henry N., (Stanton 8f Bosworth) dwl 8
Stockton
Stanton James, real estate, dwl W s Mission bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Stanton Jeremiah, fruits, dwl W s Gordon nr Har
Stanton John E., painter, dwl N s Eighteenth Ave-
nue nr R, South S. F.
Stanton Morris, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., dwl 429 Stevenson
Stanton Patrick, carpeuter, dwl 1812 Dupont
Stanton Samuel R., with Charles Sutton Jr., dwl
311 Union
Stanton T. H. Major, paymaster department Ari-
zona, 703 Market, dwl Occidental Hotel
Stanton Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 250
Tehama, rear
Stanton Thomas R., bootmaker witb Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 429 Stevenson
Stanton William, lieutenant U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Stanton & Bosworth, (Henri/ N. Stanton and
Elisha C. Bosworth) Dashaway grocery, 8
Stockton
Stanwood George W., shoemaker, dwl 710 Kearny
Stanwood Samuel, conductor Front St. M. & O. R.
R., dwl 209 Austin
Stanwood William, deputy assessor City and Coun-
ty, dwl 617 Dupont
Stanyan Alfred P., teamster, dwl 231 Fell
Stanvan Charles H., teamster, dwl 2006 Bush
Staples Charles, dwl 421 Stockton
STAPLES DAVID J., president Fireman's Fund
Iu8. Co., office 403 California, dwl 604 Sutter
STAPLES FRANK, ticket agent Chicago, Burl-
ington and Missouri River R. R. Line, 214
Montgomery, dwl 617 Mission
Staples James W., with Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,
dwl 728 Guerrero
Staples John C, clerk with Cal. P. R. R. Co., dwl
604 Sutter
Staples Joseph A., porter with James N. McCune,
dwl 48 Clay
Staples Moses M., mnstermariner, dwl 19 Perry
Stapleton Catherine Miss, dwl 13 Louisa
STAPLETON EDWARD, hatter and hats and
caps, 124 Kearny, dwl 128 Kearny
Stapleton John, liquor saloon, SW cor Geary and
Broderick, dwl N s Turk bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Stapleton Joseph, dwl N s Turk bet Broderick and
Devisadero
Stapleton Joseph, calker witb P. M. S. S. Co.
Stapleton Joseph, cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Stapleton Lizzie, dressmaker, dwl 110 Fourth
Stapleton Michael, laborer with Thomas Braden,
dwl SW cor Pierce and Eddy
Stapleton Richard, hostler, dwl 121 Morton
Stapleton T. B., carpenter California Planing Mills,
dwl 143 Third
Stapleton William, laborer with Supt. Public
Streets, dwl 21 Anna Lane
Stapleton William, shipcarpenter, dwl Fourteenth
Avenue nr Railroad Avenue, South S. F.
Stappenbeck W., tailor, dwl 1526 Dupont
Star Frederick, quartermaster revenue cutter Wy-
anda, dwl 38 Everett
Star Milling and Mining Co., (Eureka, Nev.) office
418 California
Starbird Albion W., clerk with Henry Blyth & Son,
dwl 6 Russ
Stark Alexander, engineer S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 1158 Folsom
Stark Andrew, laborer S F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 1158 Folsom
Stark Edward, butcher with James Nelson, dwl 147
Shipley
Stark Frank H., barkeeper with George Mellor
Stark Grace A., (widow) dwl 1324 Hvde
Stark John, (Tautphaus & S.) dwl 238 First
Stark John, stairbuilder with Jesse & Drew
Stark John, stockbroker, dwTl 17 Monroe
Stark Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 31 Eleventh
Stark Richard R., freight clerk Colorado Steam
Navigation Co., dwl 1036 Jackson
Stark Sarah, (widow) dwl 815 Mission
Stark William, (colored) mariner, dwl 16 Scott PI
Stark William R., cigarpacker with Cobo, Martinez
& Co., dwl 317 Bush
Starkey John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Starkey Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Starkweather Herbert, photographer with George
D. Morse, dwl 435 Bush
Starkweather Jonathan M., superintendent with
John Bensley, dwl 927 Howard
Starkweather Loins S., dairyman, dwl SW cor Pa-
cific and Taylor
Starks William L., (colored) steward, dwl 32 Scott
Starla Giambastila, laborer, dwl 17 Jasper Place
Starlight G. & S. M. Co., (Humboldt Co., Nev.)
office 28 Merchants' Exchange
Starr Abrarn D., (Starr Bros. & Campbell) res
Vallejo
Starr Augustus, watchman, dwl 741 Market
Starr Augustus W., (Starr Bros. & Campbell) res
Vallejo
STARR BROS. & CAMPBELL, ( Abram J).
Starr, Augustus W. Starr and Patterson A.
Campbell) proprietors Starr Flour Mill, Val-
lejo, office 212 Clav
Starr Christopher, with Tautphaus & Stark, dwl 2
Clementina
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO \ <§ ] DIRECTORY.
615
Starr Clara Miss, actress Bella Union
Starr George R., ( Starr & Little) dwl NE cor
Yerba Baena and Sacramento
Starr W. D., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Starr William, local agent California Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Starr & Little, (George R. Starr and Stephen H.
Little J fruit and produce commission, 312 Wash-
ington
Starrs William, bellman Lick House, dwl 19 Moss
Start, C. P., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
STATE AND PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS
DIRECTORY, Henry G. Langley proprietor,
office 61'2 Clav
STATE ASSAYER, Louis Falkeuau, office 421
Montgomery
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, office 91
Montgomery Bloc"<f
STATE HARBOR COMMISSIONERS, (Board
of) office 414 Montgomery
STATE IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER, J.
D*. Stevenson. 614 Merchant, room 23
STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO.,
Tyler Curtis president, Charles H. Cashing,
secretary, office 409 California
STATE STAMP INSPECTORS, office 601 Cat
STATE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC IN-
STRUCTION, H. N. Bolauder, office 637
Kearny
STATE TIDE LAND COMMISSIONERS, (Board
of) office SW cor Kearny and Clav
STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF "REGENTS,
320 Sansom
Stateler John W., dwl 907 Bush
Statham William, pianotuner with M. Gray, dwl
SW cor Larkin and Union
States William N, policeman Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 710 Kearny
Stau Theodore, liquor saloon, 1025 Kearny, dwl
1023 Kearny
Stauch Charles, metalroofer with Conlin & Roberts,
dwl SW cor Mission and Thirtieth
Staud F. & J. N., wood and coal, 211 Dupont
Staud Frank. ( F. <& J. N. Staud) dwl 107 Ellis
Stand John N., I F. 8f J. N. Staud) dwl 107 Ellis
Staude John, (Mane & S.) dwl 813 Pacific
Stauffer Rudolph, market, SE cor Fol and Sixteenth
Stead George, merchant, dwl 710 Vallejo
Steadman Amos D., stockdealer, dwl 89 Fifteenth
Steadman William, laborer Custom House, dwl 12
Perry
STEAM "PADDY CO., SE cor Tenth and Mission
Steam Soda Works, 712 Broadway
Steane Charles B., carriagesmith with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 23 Howard Court
Stearns Clifford F., pattern maker, dwl Gustavus nr
Sacramento
Stearns Henry M., supt. Academic Department
Heald's Business College, dwl 1151 Folsom
Stearns J. H., dwl Union Club
Stearns Myron J., clerk with Horatio N. Cook, dwl
SE cor Bush and Pierce
STEARNS R. E. C, (Bacon 8? Company) res
Petaluma
Stearns William H., produce merchant, dwl 1800
Stockton
STEBBINS ALFRED, Librarian Mercantile Li-
brary, 216 Bush
Stebbins Horatio Rev., pastor First Unitarian
Church, dwl 16 Ellis
Stebbins James C, attorney-at-law, office 605 Clay,
dwl 913 Jackson
Stebbins Peter, laborer, dwl cor Francisco and
Jones
Stebbins William, conductor Front St. M. & O. R.
R„ dwl 2023 Polk
Stebbins William P. C, builder and Supt. New
U.S. B. Mint, office 922 Mission, dwl 921 Pow
Stebins Timothy, pattern manufacturer, 13 Fre-
mont, dwl 223 Stevenson
Steck F. B.. dwl Grand Hotel
Stecklesou Charles II., carpenter, dwl 71 Minna
Steckman A., mate schooner Staghound, 27 Market
Stede Henry, gardener, dwl N a Bryant bet Sixth
and Seventh
Stedman Charles, printer, dwl 100 Stockton
Steed John, carpenter, dwl 1 103 Montgomery
Steedman John, dwl 717 O'Farrell
Steel C, seaman etm Santa Cruz, Wash St. Wharf
Steel C. Harper, clerk with J. S. Dolliver & Co.,
SW cor Davis and Vallejo
Steel Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Steel Charles, seaman, dwl 42 Sacramento
Steel Edwin R., (J. S. Dolliver & Co.) SW cor
Davis and Vallejo
Steel James II., machinist with Wheeler & Wilson
S. M. Co., dwl 1908 Broadway
Steel John, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine, 36
Stenart
Steele Charles, laborer, dwl W s Kearny bet Pacific
and Broadway
Steele Edward, hookkeper with Morris Speyer &
Co., dwl SW cor Mason and Vallejo
Steele Edward, salesman with C. Adolphe Low &
Co., res Oakland
Steele Frauk, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Steele Henry, blindmaker Beale St. Planing Mill,
dwl 7 Louisa
Steele Henry, druggist with William J. Bryan,
dwl NW cor Third and Howard
Steele James G., (James G. Steele & Co.) dwl 6
Martha Place
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., chemists and apothe-
caries, 521 Montgomery
Steele Letitia Miss, seamstress, dwl 13 Tehama
Steele Mattie Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School
Steele Samuel, stairhuilder. dwl 7 Louisa
Steele Samuel, tinsmith with John M. Bryan, dwl
7 Louisa
Steele William A., (Edward Galpen & Co.) dwl
214 Shotwell
Steele William R., passenger agent Chicago, Rock
Island and P. R. R., 208 Montgomery, dwl 1007
Market
Steeley John, carpenter, dwl 202 Second
Steen Edward T., machinery broker, office iEtna
Iron Works, dwl 1114 Clay
Steen George, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson, dwl
722 Green
Steen Hannah Mrs., millinery goods, 869 Folsom
Steen Jacob, teamster, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Potrero
Avenue
Steen Samuel, clerk with Newmann & Katzenstein,
dwl NE cor Fifth and Folsom
Steenbock Detlev, foreman with N. P. Langland,
dwl NW cor Fourth and Freelon
Steene John, (31. Me Cann & Co.) res New York
Steenmetser August, shoemaker with Journeyman's
Boot & Shoe Cooperative Union, dwl 1314 Dup
Steele John R., merchant, bds 710 Kearny
Steers Henry, expressman, dwl 555 Fourth
Steers Henry, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Stees Charles J., laborer, dwl 121 Stockton
Steffani Camilo, (Cohn, Martin & Co. J dwl 628
Vallejo
Steffaui Henry, miner, dwl 621 Pacific
Steffen Francis, engineer with Funcke & Wasser-
mann, dwl cor Ninth anil Brannan
Steffens Charles, broommaker with Isaac Bloom.
N s Oregon bet Drumm and Davis
Steffens Diedrich, (Steffens & Co.)A\\\ 137 Folsom
Steffens Henry, clerk with John H. Schroder, dwl
930 Post
Steffens Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
N 8 Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth
Steffens Joseph W., cabinetmaker with W. J. T.
Palmer & Co., dwl 317 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 110 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
For your Photographs go to WATKINS', 26 Montg. St., opp. iick House entrance.
616
AN FRANCISCO [ $ ] DIRECTORY.
STEFFENS & GO.jEiedrich Stiffens and John H.
Wilshusenj groceries and liquors, 137 Folsotn
cor Main
Steftens & Praggen. (Henry Bteffena and Lewis
Praggen) groceriee and liquors, SE cor Pacific
and Leavenworth
Steffei-BOti Hanson, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Steffler Jacob, cooper, dwl W s Colombia nr Twen-
tieth
Stege Henry, clerk with Frederick Korgan, dwl SE
cor Valtejo and Kearny
Stege John k.,fM. B. French & Co.) dwl 1110
Jackson
Stegeland George, clerk with Antoine Schole, dwl
412 Post
Stegemann , draftsman, dwl Meyer's Hotel
Stegemann Charles, baker, dwl 11 Brook
Stegemann August, mate, dwl SVV cor Clay and
' Easl
Stegg Nicholas, clerk with Frederick Von Glabn,
dwl NW cor Montgomery and Alta Place
Steiger Alexander, engineer Cal. Dry Dock, dwl
Fifteenth Avenue nr Railroad Avenue
Steiger Charles R., ( Steiger & Buland) dwl 216
Leavenworth
Steiger Sarah, (widow) clothing. 902 Dupont, dwl
•111 O'Farrell
Steiger William H., patternmaker with David Stod-
darfc, dwl 100J Second
STEIGER & BOLAND, (Charles E. Steiger and
James Bo] ami I proprietors Occidental Foun-
dry, 137 and 139 First
Steigle" Conrad, bricklaver Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'u,
234 Sutter
Steil Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom
and Eleventh
STEIL HENRY, merchant tailor, Occidental Ho-
tel, dwl 547 Mission
Stein , foreman with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Mission and Steuart
STEIN AARON, stationery department Wells,
Fargo &. Co., dwl 331 Fremont,
Stein Charles, carriage trimmer with H. M. Black
& Co., dwl 43b' Stevenson
Stein Charles A., cigars and tobacco, 13:28 Dupont
Stein Charles \Y., carriage trimmer with H. M.
Black & Co., dwl 436 Stevenson
Stein Conrad, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
133 Tehama
Stein George, shoemaker, 413 East, dwl 327 Bdwy
Stein Henry, shoemaker, 523 Pac, dwl 1406 Kearny
Stein Henry AY., (Stein, Simon & Go.) res Paris
Stein Jacob, fruits and confectionery, 417 Sutter
Stein John, laborer, dwl 307 First
Stein Louis, boots and shoes, 212 Fourth
Srein M., painter with Hopps & Sons
Stein Morris, tailor, N s Jackson bet Drumm and
Davis
Stein Robert, bakery, 238 Fifth
Stein Samuel, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
STEIN, SIMON ,& CO., (Henry W. Stein, Her-
mann L. Simon, Alexander Weill, Eugene Arn-
slein and Sylvain Weill) importers and jobbers
cloths, cassimeres, etc., 63:2-634 Sacramento,
and 631-633 Commercial
Stein William, tanner with Simon Hoffman, dwl S 8
Serpentine Avenue nr Howard
STEIN WILLIAM E., secretary House Carpenter's
Eight Hour League, office 230 Kearny, room 27,
dwl 156 Tehama
Steinbach Anthony, cabinetmaker, dwl 520 Folsom
Steinbach Anton, sashmaker Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 24 Natoma
Steinbach Anton J., watchmaker with C. H. Gotts-
chalk. dwl 520 Folsom
Steinbach Frederick, tanner, dwl 605 Taylor
Steinbach Henry, (Legallet & S.) dwl 506 Taylor
Steinbach Rudolph, agent, office 729 Montgomery,
dwl W s Stockton nr Clay
Steinberg David, peddler, dwl 23 Jessie, rear
Steinberg Morris, tailor, dwl 23 Jessie, rear
Steinbler Henry, with Wertheimber & Co., dwl
NW cor Mason and Market
Steinbrink Charles, carrier California Demokrat,
dwl 14 Brook
Steindler Isaac, tinsmith with Daniel J. Daly, dwl
12 Harriet
Steindler Meyer, dwl 12 Harriet
Steinegger Henry, (Britton & Bey ) dwl 815 Sutter
Steineke William, woodcarver with Bryant, Strahan
& Co., dwl 521 Stevenson
Steiner Albert, clerk, 108 Sanson), dwl 229 Fell
Steiner B., nurse, dwl 536 Jessie
Steiner E.. student Heald's Business College, dwl
New England House
Steiner Emanuel, milkranch, San Bruno Road nr
Golden Ciry House
Steiner Joseph, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl 174 Silver
Steiner Leopold, drayman. 19 Bat, dwl 521 Octavia
Steiner Nicholas, barkeeper with Hopkins A' Mo-
roney, dwl 821 Howard
Steiner Samuel, (of Steiner & Klanber, San Diego)
office 312 Sac' dwl Ss McAllister nr Franklin
Steiner Sophia, (widow) dwl 229 Fell
Steiner Theodore, clerk, 106 Sansom. dwl 229 Fell
Steinert Edward, real estate, dwl 16 Oak Avenue
Steinert Felix, salesman, 121 San, dwl 305 Kearny
Steinforth Frederick, carpenter, dwl W s Columbia
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Steinfuhr Henry, fruits, 401 Pine, dwl 6 Harlan PI
Steinhart Falk, salesman, 22 Battery
S:einhart Frederick, merchant, dwl' 1509 Stockton
Steinhart Frederick, painter N. B. &, M. R. R., dwl
664 Bryant
Steinhart Ignatz, with J. Seligman & Co., dwl 1509
Stockton
Steinhart Israel, (W. 8f I. Steinhart & Co.) res
New York
Steinhart Leopold, cigars and tobacco, Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel, dwl 405 Sutter
Steinhart Sigmund, (Ekrlich & S.) stockbroker,
412 Montgomery, dwl Union Club
STEINHART W."& I. & CO., (Charles Adler)
importers and jobbers clothing and gents' fur-
nishing goods, 3 and 5 Battery
Steinhart William, ( W. & I. Steinhart & Co.) dwl
1011 Post
Steinhausen Nicholas, brewer, dwl SE cor Mission
and Nineteenth
Steinhoff H., (Steinhoff & Hadler) dwl 425
Bush
Steinhoft & Hadler, (H. SteinhnJ and C. Hadler)
proprietors Green Room Saloon, 425 Bush
Steinkamp Charles, ( Adolph Brandt & Co.) dwl
New Alaska Hotel
Steinke Frederick, clerk with Brims & Bro., dwl
SE cor Mission and Sixteenth
Steinle Henry, barber, N s Sixteenth bet Yalencia
ami Mission
STEINMANN JOHN, proprietor Steinmann's Ho-
tel, 512 Fourth, dwl 1827 Howard
Steimnetz C. H., watchmaker with Hain & Pollard,
dwl 242 Stevenson
Steimnetz F. Theodore, cabinetmaker with Field &
Frei, dwl 17 Garden
Steimueyer Frederick W., laborer with William F.
Nelson, dwl 31 Morton
Steiuwav Charles G., salesman with A. J. Plate,
dwl" 602 Third
Steinweg Charles, blacksmith and wheelwright, 117
Beale
Stell Alfred, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 32 Tehama
Stelle Peter, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Steller Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl NE cor Page
and Franklin
Steller Paul, printer, dwl 405 Union
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, "White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO " £j " DIRECTORY
617
Stellinsr Frederick J., (Stelling & Siehe) dwl 154
First.
Stelling John, watchman Beale Street Planing Mill,
dwl cor Montgomery and Pacific
Stelling William, assistant deputy treasurer City
and Comity, dwl 432 Brannan
Stelling William, clerk with Harry Bruns, dwl 732
Filbert
Stelling William J., barkeeper, dwl 1112 Kearny
StelliiiLi & Sielie, ( Frederick J. Stelling and August
SiebeJ market, 154 First
Steltz Frederick, barkeeper with William Murphy,
dwl 34 Minna
Stembel R. N., Cora. U. S. N., dwl Grand Hotel
Stemler Jacob, cook, dwl 132 Steuart
Stemler Jacob, handcartman, dwl 132 Steuart
Stempelmami Henry, ( Stempelmann & Co.) dwl
623 Pacific
Stempelmann & Co., (Henry Stempelmann, and
Giacoma Brignardello) importers hardware
and crockery, 623 Pacific
Stencil B. II., dwl 537 Sacramento
Stender M., saiior Moses Taylor, Australia S.S. Line
Stengel Bernard, upholsterer with Louis Pouzadoux,
dwl 034 Vallejo
Stenholm Augustus, miner, dwl 103 Sacramento
Stenman Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
Stensoii Robert J., ( Stenson & McGillan) dwl 129
Shipley
Steon Simon, dress and cloakmaker, dwl 122 Seventh
Step Michael, coppersmith with Sanders & Botinger,
dwl 117 Bernard
Stephen John G., butcher, 1 California Market
Stephen Mack, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Stephens Albert, dwl 312 Ellis
Stephens Charles, bookkeeper with J. Mora Moss,
dwl 1051 Folsom
Stephens Charles, special policeman, dwl cor Kearny
and Vallejo
Stephens Frederick, shipjoiner, dwl 24 Frederick
Stephens (iustav, boatman, dwl 907 Greenwich
Stephens James, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Stephens John, laborer, dwl NE cor Montgomery
and Filbert
Stephens John, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Stephens John, shoemaker with Anton C. Royer,
dwl 538 Howard, rear
Stephens N. L., carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-second
nr Treat Avenue
Stephens Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 720 Brannan
Stephens Thomas S., clerk with Horace A. Higley,
dwl 73b Market
Stephens Thomas W., groceries and liquors, E s
Chenery nr Randall
Stephens William, cabinetmaker with W. J. T.
Palmer & Co., dwl 719 Folsom
Stephens William, fruits, 1208 Pacific
Stephens William, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Stephens — See Stevens
Stephenson Allan, fuller Mission and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Stephenson Andrew, contractor, dwl 115 Page
Stephenson Frederick, cooper, dwl Park Avenue,
opp Bryant, Bernal Hights
Stephenson Joseph, (colored) bootblack with A.
Creamer, dwl 319 Sansom
Stephenson William B., coal and feed, 620 Broad-
way, dwl 1036 Jackson
Stephenson — See Stevenson
Steppacher Jacob, local editor Alta California, dwl
602 Sutter
Steppacher Meyer, sexton Jewish synagogue, dwl
602 Sutter
STERETT BENJAMIN F., book, job and power
press printing, 532 Clay, dwl 518 Howard
Sterett William I., bookkeeper, 219 Front, dwl 518
Howard
Sterkin Edward, jeweler, dwl 40 First
Sterling John, laborer with Flint. Peabody & Co.
Sterling W. EL, physician, dwl 44^, Sixth '
Sterling William, physician, dwl 906 .Market
Stern D. & Co., (Solomon Kohlman) stoves, tin-
ware and crockery, 213-215 Third
Stern David, (Levi Strauss <$• Co.) dwl 317 Pow
Stern David, proprietor Nucleus House. SE cor
Third and Market (and J). Stern A- Co. J
Stern Herman, cigars and tobacco, 1<)1 Pacific, dwl
1819 Powell
Stern Jacob, salesman, 14 Battery, dwl 317 Powell
Stern Lewis, butcher with T. Heckmau, dwl 1064
Howard
Stern Martin, merchant, dwl 1013 Post
Stern Morris, pawnbroker, dwl 103 First
Stern Moses M., with A. Hhvhman, dwl 1013 Post
Stern P., furniture and upholstery. 218 Sixth
Sternberg David, junkdealer, 243 Clara
Sternberg Morris, tailor, dwl 23 Jessie
Sternfels Bernard H., (F. P. Midler S? Co.) dwl
419 Eddy
Sternheim Samuel, ( Wagenheim, S. & Co.) dwl 17
Hampton Place
Sternitzky Charles, dwl 419 Stockton
Sternitzky John, carpenter, dwl 119 Stockton
Sternitzky Robert, carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
Sterns Mason, expresswagon, cor Second and How-
ard, dwl 47 Natoma
Sterrett Milton, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Stetefeldt "Furnace Co., B. J. Burns agent, office
411 \ California
Stetson A. N., engineer, dwl 121 5g Folsom
Stetson Charles R., (Stetson & Volkman) res Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.
Stetson Edward Gray, (Barstow, S. <fj Houghton)
attorney at law, office 315 California, dwl 216
Bush
Stetson James B., (Osgood & S.) dwi 623 O'Far-
rell
Stetson John, drayman, 408 Battery
Stetson Joseph, cook, New- York Bakery and Rest
Stetson William C, sawyer California Planing Mill,
dwl 128 Howard, rear
Stetson William M., cellarman U. S. Restaurant,
507 Clav, dwl 519 Sacramento
Stetson William W.. collector Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 312 Mason
Stetson &l Volkman, (Charles R. Stetson and
Charles M. Volkman) produce commission, 319
Washington
Stettauer Morris, clerk, 25 Batterv, dwl 240 Taylor
Steuart Hamilton, carpenter, dwl E s Stevenson
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Steuer Ferdinand, cook Park Hotel
Stevenot Gabriel, dwl 1713 Dupont
Stevens A. E. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 1505 California
Stevens A. Henry, clerk with I. Friedlander, dwl
704 Larkin
Stevens Alfred J., general agent, office 116 Kearny,
dwl 539 Second
Stevens Annie, (widow) liquors, 308 Pacific
Stevens Augustus K., secretary Front St. M. & O.
R. P.. office 1336 Bush, dwl 420 Montgomery
STEVENS, BAKER & CO., (Levi St.rms and
Colin C. and Judah Baker Jr. J shipping and
commission merchants, NW cor Sac and Davis
Stevens Calvin C, drayman, NE cor Front and
Jackson, dwl 704 Howard
Stevens C. G. widow, boarding and lodging, 31 Pac
Stevens Coleman, milkman, dwl 622 Brannan
Stevens Dudley O., contractor, dwll37 Fourth
Stevens E. &. Co., produce commission, 204 (lay
Stevens E. C, carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearny
Stevens Edwin, compositor Morning Call, dwl 413
Union
Stevens Elisha, ( E. Stevens & Co.) dwl 1315
California
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
"WATKIN8' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
618
SAN FRANCISCO [ S ] DIRECTORY
Stevens Emily Pitts Mrs., editor and proprietor
Pioneer, office and dwl 420 Montgomery
Stevens Enoch, carpenter, dwl 131 Pacific
Stevens Francis M., bookkeeper with Piper & Rice,
dwl 1230 Bush
Stevens George, compositor with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl 748A Market
Steve lis George, dwl E s Valencia bet Twentieth
ami Twenty-first
Stevens George, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Stevens George, liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and
Union
Stevens George, roofer, dwl 1505 California
Stevens George W., (Stevens & Gray) dwl 737
Howard
Stevens George W., job printer, 310 Washington,
res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Stevens H., seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Stevens Henry, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Stevens Henry, groceries and liquors, 621 Union
Stevens Henry T., capitalist, dwl 137 Montgomery
Stevens Horace H., mariner, dwl 916 Vallejo
Stevens James, clerk with Lewis & Co., dwl 704
Howard
Stevens James, carria.getrimmer with T. Lowney &
Co., dwl 561 Linden Avenue
Stevens James, housebuilder and contractor, dwl 120
Seventh
Stevens James, waiter Grand Hotel
Stevens James Perrin & Co., (Riley P. Babcock
and Aaron Smith) manufacturers pickles and
Worcester sauce, 518 Uuion
Stevens James W., traveling agent Brooklyn Life
Ins. Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Stevens J. B., seaman, dwl 32 Sieuart
Stevens John, laborer with Graves & Co., W s Long
Bridge
Stevens John, porter with H. H. Toland, SW cor
Montgomery and Merchant
Stevens John W., carpenter, dwl 615 Commercial
Stevens Joseph, (Dunn, Campbell & Co.) dwl 6
Antonio
STEVENS LEVI, president Merchants' Exchange
Bank, (and Stevens, Baker 4* Co. J dwl 4
Essex
Stevens L. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Stevens L. S., captain ship Coquimho, pier I Steu
Stevens Margaret J., (widow) furnished rooms, 151
Natoma
Stevens Martin V., contractor and builder, dwl 358
Eleventh
Stevens M. D. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, dwl 1505 Jackson
Stevens Milton, stevedore, dwl 13 Oak Av, rear
Stevens M. V., carpanter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Stevens Nellie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
School
Stevens Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 557
Howard
Stevens Thomas, clerk with Allen & Clark, dwl 539
Second
Stevens Walter L., messenger Wells, Fargo &, Co.,
dwl NW cor California and Montgomery
Stevens William, boots and shoes, 416 Third
Stevens William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Stevens William E., contractor, dwl 113 Ninth
Stevens William H., real estate agent, dwl 701
Stockton
Stevens & Gray, (George W. Stevens and William
Gray) pork packers, 5 Uuion Market
Stevens — See Stepheus
Stevensou Allen, laborer, dwl W s Harrison nr
Mission Creek
STEVENSON ANDREW J., proprietor Stevenson
Building, (now Change House) SW cor Mont-
gomery and California
Stevenson Andy, clerk County Recorder's Office,
dwl 1607 Pacific
Stevenson David, cook, dwl 617 Davis
Stevenson Henry C, clerk with Wilcox & Gibbe S.
M. Co., dwl 1109 Clay
Stevenson James, liquor saloon, 710 Market, dwl
1074 Jackson
Stevenson John, assistant engineer with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 21 Park Avenue
Stevenson John, broker, dwl 821 Vallejo
Stevenson John, carpenter, dwl 411 Tehama
Stevenson John, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl SE cor Steuart and Mission
Stevenson John W., (Lewis & S.J dwl 6 Howard
Court
STEVENSON JONATHAN D., attorney at law,
commissioner immigration and claim agent,
office 614 Merchant, dwl 612 Washington
Stevenson Robert, (Hussey & S.J dwl 913 Jack-
son
Stevenson Robert, porter with Ronntree & Mc-
Mullin, dwl cor Dupont and Green
Stevenson Samuel, barkeeper, 130 Kearny, dwl 8
Berry
Stevenson Thomas, collector, dwl 12 Willow Av
Stevenson William, assistant copy clerk Fourth
District Court, dwl 921 Vallejo"
Stevenson William, weaver Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl Black Point
Stevenson William C, driver, dwl 226 Francisco
Stevenson— See Stephenson
STEVENSON'S BUILDING, (now Chausre
House) Andrew J. Stevenson proprietor, SW
cor Montgomery and California
Steventon Frederick, cooper with Cutting & Co.,
dwl Bernal Rights
Steward Charles A., chief engineer S. S. Arizona,
dwl NW cor First and Brannan
Steward Jesse, cook N. P. Trans. Co. S. S. Ori-
flamme
Steward John, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Steward Joseph, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Steward Walter, jeweler with Charles Lenime,
dwl 265 Clara
Stewardt Heury, seaman ship Isaac Jeaues, pier 17
Steuart
Stewart , restaurant, dwl 127 Kearny
Stewart Alexander, shipwright, dwl 507 Jones
Stewart Alexander H., foreman with Hobbs, Gil-
more &. Co., dwl 534 Howard
Stewart Archibald, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl
W s Lyons bet Post and Geary
Stewart Archibald, Riggers' aud Stevedores' Asso-
ciation, 429 Pacific
Stewart Augusta, (widow) dwl 560 Bryant
Stewart Catherine, (widow) dwl 810 Greenwich
Stewart Charles, coalpasser Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
Stewart Charles, engineer with P. M. S. S Co.,
dwl 421 Fourth
Stewart Charles, laborer Golden Age Flouring
Mills, dwl NE cor Green and Montgomery
STEWART CHARLES A., Metropolitan Theater
Saloon, 717 Montgomery, and ale aud porter,
708 Sansom, dwl 204 Montgomery
STEWART C.S.,Lt, Col. engineers' IT. S. A., office
533 Kearny, dwl 1913 Sacramento
Stewart Daniel, butcher with Miller & Lux, dwl
ButcbertowTn
Stewart David, livery stable, dwl 134 Seventh
Stewart Edwin W., (Stewart & NashJ dwl South
S. F.
Stewart Frederick, clerk, dwl 606 Folsom
STEWART GEORGE, real estate and business
agent, 332 Montgomery, dwl 22 Rondel Place
Stewart George, blacksmith, dwl 741 Market
Stewart George H., laborer Metropolitan Restau-
rant, dwl 330 Washington
Stewart George W., bookkeeper, 15 Sansom, dwl
952 Howard
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO " § DIRECTORY
619
Stewart George W., (George W. Steicart & Co.)
bds Cosmopolitan Hotel
STEWART GEORGE W. & CO., commission
merchants and dealers flour and grain, 106
Davis
Stewart H., plasterer, dwl 112 Hayes
Stewart H. A., actor California Theater, dwl Third
bet Folsom and Harrison
Stewart Henry, dwl 314 Lombard
Stewart Henry, (Collie & S.) dwl N s Geary bet
Devisadero and Broderick
Stewart Henry, clerk, 423 Bush, dwl Philadelphia
House
Stewart James, accountant, dwl 30 O'Farrell
Stewart James, boarding, N s Bush bet Lagunaand
Buchanan
Stewart James, clerk with Kennedy, O'Neill &
Brennan, dwl 143 Clara
Stewart James, clerk with William H. Kelm, dwl
1-226 Pacific
Stewart James, cook, dwl 264 \ Minna
Stewart James, foreman Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 143 Clara
Stewart James, plumber, dwl 32 Fourth
Stewart James, special policeman, dwl cor Pacific
and Davis
Stewart James B. M., (Collie S. & Co.) res Brook-
lyn, Alameda Co.
Stewart James F., insurance agent, dwl 213 Austin
Stewart Jerome D., manager with Taaffe & Co.,
dwl 107 O'Farrell
Stewart J. H., engineer, office Miners' Foundry,
247 First
Stewart John, assistant engineer with P. M. S. S.
Co.
Stewart John, calker with Middlemas &, Boole,
dwl 546 Folsom
Stewart John, carder Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
Black Point
Stewart John, compositor Morning Call, dwl 320
O'Farrell
Stewart John, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Stewart John W., carpenter, dwl 783 Market
Stewart John W., real estate, dwl Ws Valencia bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Stewart Jonathan R., salesman with J. S. Wall &
Co., dwl 547 Howard
Stewart Joseph, hairdresser, 508 Clay, dwl 649 Stev
Stewart Joseph, laborer with Whitney &, Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Stewart Marshall, porter with Redington, Hostetter
& Co., dwl 225 Eighth
Stewart Mary Ann, (widow) dwl 225 Eighth
Stewart Neal, teamster, SW cor Washington and
Davis, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Stewart Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Stewart Richard C, marker La Gx'ande Laundry,
dwl 3 Mason
Stewart Robert, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Stewart Susan Mrs., furnished rooms, 535 California
Stewart Thomas, (Stewart & Buckley) dwl 454 Min
Stewart Thomas, salesman, 9 Battery, dwl 17 Perry
Stewart Thomas, stevedore, dwl S s Union bet Sau-
som and Battery
Stewart Thomas M., caterer Occidental Hotel, dwl
SE cor Sutter and Fillmore
Stewart Walter, waiter Russ House
Stewart William, bookbinder, dwl 431 Pine
Stewart William, machinist Uniou Iron Works, dwl
225 Eighth
Stewart William, porter with E. Martin & Co., res
Oakland
Stewart William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Stewart William E., carpenter, dwl Eleventh Ave-
nue nr Railroad Avenue
Stewart & Buckley, (Thomas Stewart and Daniel
Buckley) fruits and produce, 517 Sansom
Stewart <fc Nash, (Edward W. Stewart and Thomas
Nash) contractors and builders, 77 Stevenson
Stewart — See Steuart
Steylaars Charles L., drug6 and medicines, 1209
Dupont
Sticher Philip, carpenter, dwl 317 Minna
Stickel Israel, railroadman, dwl 309 Third
Sticklaud George, drayman, dwl 160 Silver
Stickle Quartz Mining Company, (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.J office 318 California
Sticklersou C. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Stickney Augustus A., compositor Evening Post
Stickney Benjamin, caster California Type Foundry
Co., dwl Pacific bet Mason and Powell
Stickney John B., carpenter, dwl 931 Pacific
Sticotti Francisco, tobacco, fruit, etc., 715*. Davis
Stiefel Charles, porter, 202 Pine, dwl 714 Bush
Stiefel Louis, (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.) res New
York
Stiefvater Simon, Mission Dolores Bakery, N s Six-
teenth nr Guerrero
Stieger Theodor, billiardtablemaker with Jacob
Strahle & Co., dwl 627 Commercial
Stieglitz Herman, janitor Mechanics' Institute, 27
Post, dwl 271 Stevenson
Stieglitz Herman, watchman U. S. B. Mint
Stiften Henry, seaman ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17
Steuart
Stiles Anson G., ex-president Occidental Insurance
Co., dwl 4 Vernon Place
Stiles George, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Stiles Henry, laborer S. F. <& P. Sugar Kelinery,
dwl Ash nr Larkin
Stiles Richard D., policeman City Hall, dwl 616
Minna
Still Alden P., driver A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl 444
Third
STILL CHARLES W.. newsdealer and stationer,
1144, Post, dwl 911 Hyde
Still Henry, (Bush & S.) photographer, 704 Market,
dwl 1024 Jackson
Still James Perrv, dwl 537 Sacramento
STILL JOHN H., superintendent with J. W. Sul-
livan, 540 Washington, dwl 91] Hyde
Still Sarah L., (widow) liquorsaloon, 150 Steuart,
dwl 7 Rincon Court
Stillenger Henry, packer with John Reuz, dwl 624
Pacific
Stiller Paul, electrotvper with Joseph Winterburn
& Co., dwl 105 Union
Stilley Henry G., carpenter with W. J. T. Palmer
& Co., dwl 33 J Langton
STILLMAN J. D. B., Coroner city and county S.
F., office 823 Market, and physician, office and
dwl NE cor O'Farrell and Taylor
Stimpson Eliza A., (widow) boarding and lodging,
662 Howard
Stimpson George W., upholsterer, dwl 662 Howard
Stincell Patrick, grocer, dwl 814 Sansom
Stincen Alice Miss, teacher Union Primary School,
dwl cor Chestnut and Hyde
Stincen Charles H., receiving teller Bank Califor-
nia, dwl 609 Jones
Stincen Emma Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary
School, dwl 609 Jones
Stincen Margaretta, (widow) dwl 609 Jones
Stinhofer Philip, dwl W s Van Ness Aveuue nr
Jackson
Stinson Perry, carpenter, dwl 7 Valparaiso
Stinson Robert, laborer, lids 304 Beale
Stin6on Sidney, ma6termariner, dwl 22 Stanford
Stinson William, laborer, dwl E s Mission nr Twen-
ty-first
Stipp Henry S., collector, dwl 36 Clarence Place
Stirling James G., wireworker, dwl NE cor Van
Ness Avenue and Clay
Stirling John F-, assistant melter and refiner U. S.
B. Mint, dwl 506 Third
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
Visit W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
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SAN FRANCISCO [ S ] DIRECTORY
Stirling Matthew R., cupeller California assay office,
and sexton St. John's Clinrch, dwl E s Van
NesB Avenue bet Clay and Sacramento
Siitt James, rigger, dwl 246 Minna
Btitt M. Mrs., upholsteress with Frank G. Edwards,
dwl 216 Minna
Btitt IvoUet-r. wagonmaker with Peter Witbeck, dwl
•40 Everett
Stive 08 James, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Stivers Almar R., (widow) dwl SW cor Polk and
Union
Stivers Charles A., physician, office and dwl 51 1
Kearny
Stivers Henry F., lumber surveyor, office 518
Kearny, res Napa
Stivers Lafayette, policeman City Hall, dwl 1140
Pacific
Stock Ernest C, interpreter German Police Court,
and reporter Morning Call, dwl 145 Fourth
Stock John L., tinsmith with Brittau, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 1(121 Mission
Stock Julius, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Stock Report, (daily and, weekly) Wheeler & Co.,
publishers and proprietors, office 56 Merchants'
Exchange
Stocker Andrew, cabinetmaker with George B.
May & Co., dwl 43S Broadway
Stocker Jane, (widow) dwl 320 Jessie
Stocker William G, (Stocker & NoeJ dwl 945 Fol
Stocker & Noe. ( William G. Stocker and Joseph J.
NoeJ searchers records, office 606 Merchant
Stockfieth Claus, mate, dwl 39 Jackson
Stocking Frederick M., solicitor with J. H. Carmany
& Co., dwl 1716 Leavenworth
Stocking W. D., houseuumberer, dwl 128 O'Farrell
Stockinger Phillip J., blacksmith with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl SE cor Perry and
Fifth, rpar
Stockman Frederick, woodworker with H. M.
Black & Co., dw! 253 Clara
STOCKMAN JOHN M., pattern and modelmaker,
142 Fremont, dwl 2226 Howard
Stocktnever Adolphus, leader orchestra Metropoli-
tan Theater, dwl 921 Bush
Stockton Edward A., broomhandlemaker, dwl 347
Fremont
Stockton Elizabeth, dwl 1016 Pine
Stockton James, storekeeper North Point Dock U.
S. Bonded Warehouse, dwl 529 Pine
Stoc"! ton Line Packets, office NW cor East and
Clay
Stockton Line Steamers, foot Broadway
Stockwell Jerome, inspector, dwl 222| Stevenson
Stock witss Morris, clothing, 531 Jackson
Stocky J., carpenter, dwl 42 Moss
Stoddard Asa B., captain schooner I. B. Lunt, dwl
10401 Mission
Stoddard Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 20 Melcalf
Place
Stoddard Charles H., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co , dwl Russ House
Stoddard Charles W, journalist, dwl 514 Sutter
Stoddard Edward P., clerk, dwl 514 Suiter
Stoddard Frederick C, clerk, 219 Front, dwl 514
Sutter
Stoddard James, engineman steamer No.3, S.F.F.D.
dwl S s Sutter nr Jones
Stoddard James H., liquor saloon, NE cor Howard
and Steuart
Stoddard J. J., dwl 411 Sansom
Stoddard R. R. C, trader, dwl 284 Minna
Stoddard Samuel B., (S.B. Stoddard & Son) dwl
514 Sutter
Stoddard Samuel B. Jr., (S. B. Stoddard & Son)
dwl 903 Geary
Stoddard S. B. &'Son, (Samuel B. Stoddard Jr.)
merchandise brokers andcommission merchants,
405 Front
Stoddard Thomas, packer with Cutting <& Co., dwl
585 Market
STODDARD WILLIAM M., general agent Wheel-
er & Wilson's Sewing Machines, 427 Montgom-
ery, dwl 831 California
STODDART DAVID, mechanical engineer, steam
pumps, etc., 114 Beale, dwl 115 Eleventh
STODDART WILLIAM J., general agent Under-
writers' Agency, office 319 California, dwl S s
Seventeenth bet Missiou and Valencia
Stodieck August, nurse German Hospital
Stodole Emily, (widow) boarding and lodging, 315|
Third
Stodt Asmn8, merchant tailor, 705 Battery
Stoer George, butcher with Lewis Heutrich, dwl
813 Washington
Stoetzer Edward, boarding aud lodging, N s Berry
bet Third and Fourth
Stoeven Henry, (George VVeishanpt & Co. ) dwl 621
Union
Stoeven Weimer, clerk with George Weishaupt &
Co.. dwl NE cor Green and Powell
StofFel Thomas, junk, 152 Steuart, dwl pier 15 Steu
Sfoft'er Thomas, grocer, dwl 152 Steuart
Stohl Arnold, bookkeeper, dwl 114 O'Farrell
Stohlmaun William, bakery, SE cor Hyde and Turk
Stohn Max, porter, 329 Montgomery, dwl 628 Com
Stohr Franz A., musiciau California Theater, dwl
545 California
Stohr Matilda, (widow) furnished rooms, 610 How-
Stohr Tillie C. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 610
Howard
Stokes E., dwl What Cheer House
Stokes John, cooper, dwl 182 Stevenson, rear
Stokes Joseph, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, dwl
414 Beale
Stokes Mary, (widow) dwl 24 Seventh
Stokes Michael, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, 414
Beale
Stokes Rachel A. Mrs., dressmaker, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Stokes Richard Z., purser S.S. Idaho, dwl 726 Miss
Stokum Ada Miss, dwl 110 Stockton
Stokuni Marion O. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Pri-
mary School, dwl 110 Stockton
Stoldt Adolph, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Stole Herman, shoemaker with Rosenthal & Bro.,
dwl N s Pine bet Stockton and Powell
Stolle Gnstavus, gardener with I. Friedlauder, 438
Bryant
Stolling Joachim, miller, dwl 228 Bush
Stoltenberg William, cook schooner W.H. Stevens,
27 Market
Stoltz Aaron, merchant, dwl 927 Sutter
Stolz Abraham, (Stolz Brothers) dwl 632 Geary
Stolz Brothers, (Tobias and. Abraham) dress trim-
mings and fancy goods, 532 Kearny and 18
Second
Stolz Charles, salesman, 532 Kearny, dwl 927 Sutter
Stolz Charles, hairdresser, dwl 21 John
Stolz Eugene, compositor with Benjamin F. Sterett,
dwl 538 Kearny
Stolz Philip, market, 127 Eleventh, dwl N s Minna
nr Lafavette
Stolz Tobias', ( Stolz Bros.) dwl 228 Turk
Stolze Conrad, livery stable. 608 and 610 Mission
Stolzenberg William, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Stolzenwald Henrv, dyer with G. J. Ricklefseu,
dwl 1108 Stockton
Stombs Alice, teacher music, dwl 569 Minna
StombsCharles H., plumber with G. &.. W. Snook,
dwl 569 Minna
Stombs Thomas A., foreman tinsmith with Locke &
Montague, dwl 740 Minna
Stombs Thomas A. Jr., tinsmith with Locke &
Montague, dwl 740 Minna
Stombs Richard T., plumber with G. «fe W. Snook
Stone A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 610 Powell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Btish and Market.
C. P. ViW SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO ' £> " DIRECTORY
621
Stone Adolph L., bookkeeper with Calisher & Ja-
cobs, dwl 102 Sixth
Stone Andrew L. Bev., pastor First Congregational
Church, dwl 617 Bush
Stone Appletou W., policeman City Hall, dwl 1414
Bush
Stone Beecher, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
Stone Bernard L., fancvgoods, 104 Sixth, dwl 102
Sixth
Stone Bryan, contractor, dwl 16 Antonio
Stone Chillies, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Stone Charles L., (Stone <$• White) dwl 1011 Bdwy
Stone Charles M., foreman California Barrel Co.,
dwl 118 Braniiiin
STONE EDWARD F., secretary Segregated Bel-
cher Mining Co., 45 Merchants' Exchange, dwl
Union Club
Stone Edwin, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Louisiana, Potrero
Stone Francis, carpenter, dwl "27 Clementina
Stone Frank, waiter, dwl 641 Commercial
Stone Frank P., clerk, dwl 1209 Polk
Stone Fred P., salesman with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 119 Perry
Stone George, shoecutter with F. X. Kast, dwl 421
Stockton
Stone Henry, carpenter, dwl New Franklin House
Stone Henry, clerk with D. Stern & Co., dwl 151
Tehama
Stone Henry J., clerk, dwl 1231 Bush
Stone Isaac, milkranch, San Bruno Road, 3j miles
from City Hall
Stone J. F., dwl What Cheer House
Stone John, stevedore, dwl 240 Fremont
Stoue J. W., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Stone Kalnian L., drygoods, 6 Virginia Block
Stone Lucius D., salesman with Stone <& Hayden,
dwl 713 California
Stone Luke, teamster, dwl S a Van Ness Avenue nr
Turk
Stone Luke, with J. Macdouough, dwl 5 Laurel Av
Stone Mon is, agent, dwl 236 Jessie
Stone Nathan J., salesman with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 121 Perry
STONE N. B., postmaster San Francisco, office
NVV cor Wash and Bat. dwl 109 Monigomery
Stone Patrick, carpenter, dwl 1008 Pacific
Stone Richard, special policeman, dwl cor Howard
and Spear
Stone Robert, liquor saloon, 439 Jackson, dwl 319 ±
Union
Stone Robert H., (Pendergast <§- S.J 206 Clay
Stone Rockwell, (Stone &~ Hayden) dwl 713 Cal
Stone Sherrold D., statistics, 40 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 333 Fourth
Stone Silas A., secretary Laguna Survey, office 6U3
Washington, dwl 639| Stevenson
Stone Walter W., policeman City Hall, dwl 907
Clay
Stone W'illiam, compositor Examiner, dwl 1008 Pac
Stoue William, conductor Front St. M. &, O. R.
R., dwl Octavia bet Pacific and Jackson
Stone William I., shipcarpenter, dwl Ninth Avenue
nr I, South S. F.
STONE & HAYDEN, (Rockwell Stone and Peter
Hayden) importers and manufacturers saddlery,
saddlerv hardware and leather, 422 Battery
STONE & "WHITE, (Charles L. Stone and James
M. White) Tahoe billiard and liquor saloon,
328 Montgomery
Stoneborg Louis, shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl 337 Bush
Stoneo John H., carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Stonzifer William, dwl Portsmouth House
Stoppelkamp A. H., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Vallejo and Union
Stoppler Henry, cloakmaker, dwl 222 O'Farrell
Storck Charles L., market, 301 Hayes
Stordenr C, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Storer John F., compositor Alia California, dwl 712
Ellis
Storey Charles A , delivery department Wells. Far-
go &. Co., dwl NWcor California and Mont-
gomery
Storey James J., miner, dwl 742 Folsom
Stork Jacquot, (A. Laronche S? Co.) dwl 825 Dup
Stork Louise Miss, dwl 1121 Howard
Storm Cornelius, (Storm &, Co.) dwl 17 Rincon
Place
Storm Henry, seaman ship Lookout, dwl 531 East
Storm Martin, seaman, dwl 531 East
Storm Theodore, bookkeeper with Storm & Co.,
dwl 17 Rincon Place
STORM & CO., (Come/ins Storm and. A. J.
Shrader) wood and coal, Berry nr Thud, office
329 Montgomery
Storms S. V. Mrs., dwl Nucleus House
Storms Charles S., clerk, 328 Bush, dwl 71) Minna
Storms Thomas S., speculator, dwl 70 Minna
Storror Leonard W., operator Western Union Tel-
egraph, dwl 114 Silver
Starrs Chloe,(widow)dwl 428 Geary
Storry John, mariner, dwl 201 1 Dupont
Storry Leonard, dwl 2(11 1 Dupont
Storry Leonard Jr., mariner, dwl 2014 Dupont
STORY CHARLES R., secretary Home Mutual
Ins. Co. and supervisor Eighth Ward, office 433
California, dwl 30 McAllister
Story DeWitt O, assistant coiner U.S.B. Mint, dwl
2225 Howard
Story Frederick, seaman ship Lookout, dwl 37 Pa-
cific
Story George A., clerk with Redington, Hostetter &
Co., dwl 30 McAllister
Story John, cabinetmaker with. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl SEcor Sixth and Minna
Stossel Hermann, cabinetmaker with James Yuill,
dwl 807 Market
Stothard Thomas, master mariner, dwl 725 Shot-
well
Stothard Thompson, laborer, dwl 212 Second
Stott Alexander, office 512 Sanson)
Stott Alfred W., card and seal engraver, 26 Mont,
dwl 1 123 Hyde
Stott Chafles, lamps and oil, 512 Sansom, dwl NW
cor Taylor and Chestnut
Stott James, locksmith and cutler, 1002 Market
Stott James C, clerk with Charles Stott, dwl NW
cor Taylor and Chestnut
Stott John," salesman with A. C. Dietz •& Co., dwl
416 Shipley
Stotts J. WV, miner, dwl 424 Sansom
Stoupe Jean B., cairier Courrier de San Fraucisco,
dwl 639 Broadway
STOUT ARTHUR B.", physician, office 25 Ellis,
dwl SVV cor Howard and Twenty-first
Stout Edward, miner, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Stout George, seaman, dwl Gody nr Mission
Stout John, dwl What Cheer House
Stout William C, engiaver with David W. Laird,
dwl 331 Montgomery
Stoutenborouiih Charles F., clerk with Wilcox &
GihbsS. 'M.Co., dwl 28 Ellis
StoutenborouLih Charles H, stock broker, office 420
Montgomery, dwl 916 Stockton
Stoutenborough John H„ salesman with Brittan,
Holbiook & Co., dwl 2109 Mason
Stoutenburgh Isaac A., stoves and tinware, 519
Davis, dwl Government House
Stover Alvin, fireman, dwl 144 Steuart
Stover Charles B., (Stover $■ Chase) dwl 822 Post,
rear
Stover Charles H., salesman with Hawley & Co.,
dwl 822 Post, rear
Stover Frank C, salesman, 412 Market, dwl 822
Post . rear
Stover George, laborer, dwl 421 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO " S ] DIRECTORY.
Stover & Chase, (Charles B. Stover and William
T. GVttfSfVcarpeiiters and builders, N 8 Market
bet Davis and Front
Stow Charles, metal roofer, dvvl Gody nr Mission
STOWJOSKPH VV., president Pacific Pneumatic
and Metropolitan Gas Cos, office 304 Pine, dwl
121 Kearnv
Stow Theodore, painter, dwl cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission
Stow William W., (Patterson, Irvine & S.J attor-
nev-at-law, office 609 Sacramento, dwl 1013
Pine
Stowe Beecher, printer, dwl 103 First
Stowe C. Mrs., clairvoyant and healing medium,
143 Third
Stowell A. T., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Stowell Charles E.. mate stmr Amador, dwl 1017
Powell
Stowell F.A. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School,
dwl 107 Fifth
Stowell Frederick, cnlker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Stowell Lydia, (widow) housekeeper, dwl 765
Mission
Stowell M. E. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, dwl 105i Fifth
Stowell P. M. Miss, principal Hayes Valley Primary
School, dwl 107 Fifth
Stowell William H., merchandise broker, office 214
California, dwl N s Lombard nr Kearny
Stower George, laborer, dwl 423 Bush
Stowers Henry, barkeeper, dwl 224 Kearny
Stowers Nathaniel H, barkeeper, 133 Montgomery,
dwl 224 Kearny
Strahan Francis, foreman with Main& Winchester,
dwl 10 Polk
Strahan Nicholas, woodcarver with Bryant, Strahau
& Co., dwl 21 Oak
Strahan Simon, (Bryant, S. & Co.) dwl 21 Oak
STRAHLE J. & CO., (Ferdinand de St. Germain)
billiardtable and fancy furniture manufacturers,
563 Market
Strahle Jacob, (J. Strahle # Co.) dwl NE cor
Sixteenth and De Haro
Strahle Joseph, ornamenter with M. D. Nile, dwl
417 Sutter, rear
Strain William, domestic Lick House
Stranahan David, teamster with James Dunn, dwl
1605 Kearny
Strand William J., packer with R. A. Swain & Co.,
dwl W 8 Hampshire bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Strandberg Gustave, cutter with Bullock & Jones,
dwl 931 Greenwich
Strander Charles, dwl 1028 Market
Straney John, carriagepainter with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 59 Shipley
Strang Amelia, (widow) dwl 514 Sixth
Strang Augustus C, carrier Evening Post, dwl 514
Sixth
Strang David, (Strang & Castner) dwl 543 Second
Strang William, longshoremau with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Strang & Castner, (David Strang and Charles A.
Castner) sparmakers, foot Fifth
Strange Frank J., carpenter Enterprise Planing
Mill, dwl 720 Market
Strassbnrger Adolph, bookkeeper, 126 Sansom, dwl
NW cor Geary and Leavenworth
Strassbnrger Isnac, salesman, 126 Sansom, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Strassbnrger Pierre, cellerman with I. Landsberger
& Co., dwl 645 Mission
Strassburger Sigmund, (Sacks, S. & Co.) dwl 5
Kearny
Strasser Abraham, clerk with Louis Strasser, dwl
5 Card Alley
Strasser Adolph, clerk with L. Strasser, dwl 7 Card
Alley
Strasser George, laborer, dwl 29 Lilly
Strasser George, metre clerk Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl N s Page bet Franklin and Gough
Strasser Leopold, clerk with Louis Strasser, dwl 5
Card Alley
Strasser Louis, poultrydealer. 58 and 59 Grand Cen-
tral Market, and 17 and 19 Clay Street Market,
dwl 5 Card Alley
Strassman Max, clerk, dwl 220 Leavenworth
Stratford James, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Stratford James, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento'
Strathmore Philip, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Stratman James, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Stratman John, bookseller, dwl 804 Broadway
Stratmeyer William, steward Chaumont Restaurant,
509 Pine
Stratton Abraham W., (Stralton Bros.) dwl 150
Perry
Stratton Brothers, (Edwin, John S. and Abraham
W.) contractors for houseraising, office 326 Mont
Stratton C. N., Tide Land Commissioner, office SW
cor Kearny and Clay, dwl SW cor Sutter and
Mason
Stratton Ebenezer N., ( Stratton, & Tice) dwl Es
Harrison nr Sixteenth
Stratton Edwin, (Stratton Bros.) dwl 413 Fourth
Stratton John S., (Stratton Bros.) dwl 8 Perry
Stratton Richard S., carmanufacturer with Kim-
ball Manufacturing Co., dwl 19 Stanlv Place
Stratton William C, laborer New U. S." B. Mint,
dwl 21 Sixth
Stratton &, Tice, (Ebenezer N. Stratton and Henry
M. Tice) auctioneers, office 128 Kearny
Stranb John N., tailor, 240 Sutter
Straub Michael, driver with Edward Newman, dwl
Stevenson bet Third and Fourth
Straub William, wood and coal, 1030 Howard, dwl
530 Natoma
STRAUCH JOHN O., proprietor Vallejo U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, N W cor Vallejo and Front,
and Gibbs' U. S. Bonded Warehouse, SW cor
Vallejo and Front, dwl 315 Lombard
Straus Emanuel, (Helbing & S.) dwl 311 Tyler
Straus Jacob, bookkeeper with Helbing & Straus,
dwl 113 Stockton
Straus Marx, (Edward Galpen & Co.) dwl 320
Sutter
Straus Samuel J., real estate, office 316 California,
dwl 522 O'Farrell
Strauss Bernard, expresswagon, cor Battery and
Sacramento, dwl 26 Lewis
Strauss Bernard, market, 37 Third, dwl 115 Perry
Strauss Emanuel, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 181 Jessie
Strauss Gustav, clerk, dwl 236 Sutter
Strauss Kaufman, (Strauss & Frank) dwl 24
Tnrk
Strauss Levi, (Levi Strauss Sr Co J dwl 317 Powell
STRAUSS LEVI & CO., (David, Stem and Louis
Strauss) importers and jobbers clothing and
dry goods, 14 and 16 Battery
Strauss Louis, (Levi Strauss & Co.) dwl 317 Pow
Strauss Louis, drygoods, 7 and 8 Virginia Bloek,
dwl 618 Green
Strauss Maggie H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 602 How
Strauss Meyer, clerk with Strauss & Frauk, dwl 24
Turk
Strauss Moses, boots and shoes, 18 Fourth
Strauss Moses, clerk with Davis & Peixotto, dwl
618 Green, rear
Strauss N., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Strauss & Frank, (Kaufman Strauss and Asher
Frank) draymen, 5 Battery
Straut William E., ( Straut $? Hamilton) dwl 4
Martha Place
STRAUT & HAMILTON, (William E. Straut
and William J. Hamilton) importers and dea-
lers carriage and wagon material, 111 Sac
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
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623
Stray Ellen, (widow) dwl 20 Mission, rear
Stream Charles, watchmaker, dwl 3 Park Avenue
Stream John T., watchmaker with J. W. Tucker
&. Co., dwl 823 Folsom
Stream John V., silversmith with Schultz, Fischer
& Mohrig, dwl 3 Park Avenue
Streaming Matbew, laborer Miners' Foundry, dwl
557 Natoma
Streeher Adolph, hairdresser with Siegfried Saal-
burg, dwl 25 Morton
Street Edward A., painter, dwl 730 Green
Street Harriet, (widow) dwl 1422 Pine
Street H. P., clerk, dwl E s Howard nr Twenty-
fourth
Street H. L., weigher Custom House
Street John, clerk with George W. Clark, dwl 1422
Pine
Street Nathan J., insurance agent, dwl 1429 Geary
Streeter Robert M., shiitmaker, dwl 531 O'Farrell
Strehl Charles, butcher, 35 Occidental Market, dwl
414 Minna
Strehl Jacob, butcher with Charles Strehl, dwl 8
Natoma nr Eighth
Strehl Philip, ( Weibe % S.J dwl 623 Sutter
Strei William, carpenter, dwl 13 Rausch
Streib Julius, (Julius Streib % Bro.) dwl 554$
Natoma
Streib Julius & Brother, (William Streib) hair-
dressing suloon, 8 Merchants' Exchange
Streib William, (Julius Streib & Bro.) dwl 5$
Munroe
Streigel C, plasterer, dwl Fourteenth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Streigh toff Frances, (widow) dwl 212 Third
STRETCH RICHARD H., surveyor City and
County, office 16 City Hall, second floor, dwl
2518 Sacramento
Stretzensier Jacob, drayman, dwl 505 Filbert, rear
Streuli John J., proprietor Swiss Brewery, 414 Du-
pont, dwl 18 Stockton Place
Striby Louisa Mrs., teacher music, dwl 751 Howard
Striby William, teacher music, dwl 751 Howard
Strickland George, drayman, cor Market and
Steuart
Strickland Otis, lumber, dwl E s Guerrero nr Twen-
tieth
Strickland Wilford R. , (colored) waiter, 5 Kearny,
dwl Prospect Place
Strickle George, fireman S. P. R. R.
Strickley Henry, seaman, dwl 114 Sacramento
Strike Herman, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Stringer A. R., photographer with G. D. Morse,
dwl 822 Mission
Stringer Frank, reporter Figaro, dwl 10 Hampton
Place
Stringer W. & Co., manufacturers lubricating
machine oils and axle grease, 70 Oregon
Stringer William, (W. Stringer & Co.) dwl 2007
Taylor
Stringer William, laborer, dwl 621 Commercial
Stringer William James, (McElwee Sf S.) dwl
2007 Taylor
Strobel Andrew, brewery, cor Railroad and Four-
teenth Avenues, dwl N s Fourteenth Avenue
nr Railroad Avenue, South S. F.
Strobel Jacob F., (Strobel & Co.) dwl 1129 Folsom
STROBEL & CO., (Jacob F. Strobel and Frank
Cooper) porkpackers and butchers, 1129 Fol
STROECKER HERMANN H. W., (Osmer dk
Co.) dwl 436 Fremont
Stroh Charles T., (C. T. Stroh $■ Co.) dwl 42
Geary
Stroh C. T. <fc Co., (George Stroh) bedding and
upholstery, 42 Geary
Stroh George, (C. T. Stroh «$• Co.) dwl 955 How
Strohbihn David, cartman with Superintendent Pub-
lic Streets, dwl 1626 Dupont
Strohl Godfried, cartman, dwl 626 Vallejo, rear
Stroll! Philip, collector with Dr. E. Trenkle, dwl 762
Mission
Strolin E. F., cigars and tobacco, SW cor Kearny
and Pacific, dwl NW cor Kearnvand Pacific
Strom Hans, (Wogens Sf S.) dwl if Pacilic
Strom Oscar, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Stromber^ Bernard F., cooper with David Woer-
ner, dwl 711 Geary
Stromber-j Frederick, laborer with Henry Frank,
dwl 64 Everett
Stromherg George, upholsterer with Henry Frank,
dwl 64 Everett
Stromeier Joseph, shoemaker with Henry Hinders,
dwl 26 Lewis
Stromme John, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Strong Charles L., printer, dwl 532 Commercial
Strong Edward Y., compositor Alta California, dwl
4U9 Tehama
Strong Frederick A., assistant baguage agent Cal. P.
R. R., Front Street Wharf, dwl 4 Garden
Strong George H., (Dewey & Co.) dwl 44 Tehama
Strong George W., assaver, 10 Stevenson, dwl
2212 Larkin
Strong J., artist with Bradley & Rulofson
Strong Walter L., assayer, 10 Stevenson, dwl Russ
House
Strong William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Pofrero Point
Strother Fleet F., stockbroker, office 328 Montgom-
ery, dwl 719 Bush
Strothoff John H. H., groceries and liquors, 313 Dnp
Stroud John R., clerk with H. P. Wakelee, dwl 708
Post
Strouse Alexander, dwl SW cor Fol and Sixteenth
Strouse Charles E., physician, dwl 34 Erie
Strout Charles, baker, dwl 422 Clementina
Strout Marcellus H., compositor with Bacon &
Company, dwl 619 Mission
Strubel Valentine, (Newman & Strubel) dwl 207
Pacific
Struble George W., trimmer with Walker & Klap-
perich, dwl 22 Turk
Struckbaii8eu George, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Struckmeyer Herman Mrs., furnished rooms, 316
Pine
Struckmever Herman, captain schooner Osceola,
dwl 316 Pine
Strueving Herman, cook, dwl Prescott House
Struss August, clerk with W. Smadeke, 318 Fifth
Struss Henry, clerk with H. Ahrens, dwl 60U Tliird
Struver Justus, bookkeeper Sheriffs office, City
Hall, dwl 823 Green
Struvy Frederick, butcher with William Merkel-
bach, dwl 53 Everett
Stryker Samuel, stevedore with Preston & McKin-
non, dwl 331 Bryant
Stuart Charles, jeweler, dwl 143 Third
Stuart Charles, liquor saloon, 311 Davis, dwl 127
Kearny
Stuart Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Stuart Charles A., chief engineer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Stuart Charles B.. cook bark Monitor, pier 9, Steu
STUART CHARLES D., liquor saloon, NW cor
Clay and Davis, dwl 517 Pine
Stuart Colin, bookkeeper, dwl 1313 Kearny
Stuart George, blacksmith with David D. Miller,
dwl 741 Market
Stuart Henry A.,editor,dwl E s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Stuart James, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 143 Clara
Stuart James, miner, dwl 2 California, rear
Stuart James Jr., clerk with Kennedy & O'Neill,
dwl 143 Clara
Stuart James F., attorney-at-law and real estate agt,
office 522 Montgomery, dwl 206 Seventh
Stuart James F., laborer, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Stuart Jesse, (colored) steward, dwl 730 Folsom
Stuart John, freight clerk with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
621 Harrison
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
624
SAN FRANCISCO " S [ DIRECTORY
Btuarl John, watchman, dwl 7 Yerba Bnena
Stuart Jo8epb, longshoreman with Charles E.Hasel
tine, 3fa Steuart
Stuart Joseph, piledriver, dwl 45 De Boom
St ii.ii t Joseph, Beaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Btuarl Peter, Beaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Stuart Thomas, furniture, 7-17 Fol, dwl 8 Haywood
Smart Thomas D., carpenter and builder, 939 Market
Stun rr Thomas W., barkeeper, 718 Kearny, dwl
ION Montgomery
S:u ii •; William, bookbinder with Edward Bosqui
& Co., dwl Helvetia House, Post
Stuart William, freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
621 Harrison
STUART WILLIAM, real estate ageut, office 418
California, dwl Lick House
Stuart William A., bookkeeper with T. H. Hatch &
Co., dwl 206 Seventh
Stuart William E., carpenter, dwl N s Twelfth Av
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Stuart — Sec Stewart
Stiibbs David D., clerk Quartermaster Div. Pacific,
703 Market, dwl 835 Mission
Stnbbs Jesse, engineer str Alameda, dwl 333 Fell
Staber Moritz, real estate agent, dwl 73 Fourth
Studley George W., compositor Alta California,
dwl 811 Van Ness Av
Studley Smith S., expresswagon, cor Wash and
Davis, dwl 811 Van Ness Av
Stuhr August, soapmaker with F. Seidel, dwl E s
San Bruno road nr Twenty-ninth
Stuhr Christian, printer Abend Post, dwl 306 Tehama
Stuhr Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 30b Tehama
Stuhr Henry, oyster saloon, 50 and 51 California
Market," dwl 1010| Larkin
Stuhr John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Stule C. P., dwl What Cheer House
Stnlfer Frank, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Stultz William, brewer, dwl 626 Vallejo, rear
Stulz Charles, /Stulz & LehritterJ dwl 21 John
Stulz & Lehritter, f Charles Stulz and John Leh-
rtllerj hairdressing saloon, 937 Kearny
Stumer Henry, nialoter S. F. Slock Brewery, dwl
2116 Powell
Stnmpf Balthaser, baker, 226 Pacific
Stnmpf Jacob, shoemaker with Maass & Israel, dwl
~5 llorton
Stnmpf John, dwl 15 Moss
Stnmpf Louis, shoemaker with Philip Rosenzweig,
dwl NE cor Sutter and Stockton
Stune Robert, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Sturcke Hermann, clerk with Joseph Melbouru, dwl
NW cor Powell and Pacific
Sturcken O. E. H., jeweler with Charles Lemme,
dwl 40 First
Stnrdevant Irving, clerk with Hutchiugs & Fiulay-
son, dwl 512 Jessie
Stnrdivaut Robert O., clerk Countv Recorder's Of-
fice, dwl 920 McAllister
Sturgeon Alexander, stablekeeper, SW cor Steiner
and McAllister
Sturgeon Andrew, stairbuilder with Sanborn &
Byrnes, dwl 613 Mission
Sturgeon Henry T., gardener with Samuel Crim,
dwl 2320 Howard
Sturgeon J. S., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Sturges A. E. Mrs., millinery, 824 Washington
Sturken Henry, barkeeper with Madel & Tietjen,
dwl NE cor Mission and Steuart
Sturla .Augustus, dwl 710 Kearny
Sturm Charles, hairdresser, 264 Third
Sturm John, coppersmith, dwl E s Bestole nr Vallejo
Sturman Benjamiu, physician, office and dwl 649
Howard
Sturtevant J. Lawrence, melter S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, dwl Silver Avenue" nr° San
Bruno Road
Sturz
zenegger Adolph, brewer Philadelphia Brew-
ery, dwl 627 Commercial
STURZENEGGER GUSTAVE, proprietor Swiss
Hotel, 627 and 629 Commercial
Stusse Henry, baker, dwl 16 Pinckney Place
Stussi Frederick, expresswagon, dwl 1 1 s5 Bdwy
Stut Henry, blacksmith, dwl 249 Fourth * .
Stutter Thomas, with Cutting & Co., dwl 585
Market
Stuttmeisler Rudolph, physician, office 235 Kearny
dwl 759 Howard
Stuttmeister Victor R., clerk with David Samuels,
dwl 510 Ellis
Styles Henry, laborer, dwl N s Oregon bet Front
and Davis
Styles Leonard F., engineer stmr El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, dwl 708 Sutter
Stynan Marcus, chief cook P. M. S. S. Co., dwl N s
Brannan nr Second
Su Li, (Chinese) watchmaker, 824 Dupont
Sublett William, purser N. P. Trans. Co.'s S.S. John
L. Stephens
Sublett William A., dentist, dwl 21 Hawthorne
Succor Mill & M. Co., /Gold Hill, Ncv.J office 302
Montgomery
Such Francis, f Such Sr Peck) dwl San Miguel
Ranch nr Twenty-fourth
Such & Peck, (Francis Such and James Peck)
milkranch, San Miguel Ranch nr Twenty-
Fourth
Sucker Christof, surveyor, dwl 132 Steuart
Suckow Charles, cabinetmaker, 529 Jackson, dwl
617 Geary, rear
Suckow William, tailor, dwl 617 Geary, rear
Sudden James, mate steamer Salinas, Washington
St. Wharf
Sudden Robert, captain steamer Salinas, dwl 1841
Mission
Suden William. miner, dwl 39 Jackson
Sudrigan Edward, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht
Sue Wo, (Chinese) merchant, 941 Dupont
Suffern David, silverplater, dwl 1505 Dupont
Sugden Elizabeth, (widow) dwl SW cor Laguna
and Lilly
Sugden William, plnmber with W. W. Walmsley,
dwl SWr cor Laguna and Lillv
Sugden William, woolgrader with Perkins, Flint &
Co., dwl W s Plingle's Court nr Greenwich
Sugrue David, waiter Lick House
Sngrue Jane Miss, seamstress, dwl 112 Perry
Sugrue John, domestic Lick House
Sugrue Patrick, porter Lick House
Suhl Christopher P., ( Barz & S.J dwl 118 Sacra-
mento
Suhling Henry, (BredhnJ 8? S.) dwl 29 Ritch
Suich Jerome, f Suich $■ Co.) dwl 2017 Polk
Suich & Co., /Jerome Suich and Mariana Mar-
chini ) importers and wholesale liquors, G23
Sansom
Suitet Pierre, barkeeper with Emil Girardin, dwl E
8 Stockton bet Pacific and Broadway
SulingCarl, clerk with L. S. Rose, dwl'70S Jones
Sullivan Aon, (widow) dwl S s Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth
Sullivan Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 707 Brannan
Sullivan Annie Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Sullivan Batt, laborer Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Ass'n, 814 Howard
Sullivan Bridget, (widow) dwl 535 Mission
Sullivan Bridget, (widow) groceries and liquors, N
W cor Turk and Van Ness Avenue
Sullivan Bros., /Maurice and John D.) wines and
liquors, 521 Sacramento
Sullivan C. & Co., boots and shoes, 120 Fourth
Sullivan Catherine, (widow) furnished rooms, 17
Third
Sullivan Catherine, (widow) dwl 133 Fifth
Sullivan Catherine, (widow) dwl 285 Austin
Sullivan Catherine Mrs., dwl E s McCormick bet
Pacific and Broadway
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [ £} ~ DIRECTORY
625
Sullivan Catherine Mrs., stamping and embroider-
ing, 13 Second
Sullivan Charles, cook American Exchange
Sullivan Cornelius, (C. Sullivan & Co. J dwl 331
Fifth
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 19| Grand Avenue
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 415 Brannan
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 469 Clementina,
rear
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl N s Natoma bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl NW cor Union and
Calhoun
Sullivan Cornelius, longshoreman, dwl 29 Jessie
Sullivan Cornelius P., laborer with Wood Preserv-
ing Co., dwl 510 Post
Sullivan Cornelius D. O., (Sullivan, Kelly & Co.)
dwl 1(123 Bush
Sullivan Daniel, bootmaker, dwl 553 Natoma
Sullivan Daniel, cook Grand Hotel, dwl 81 Steven-
son
Sullivan Daniel, coppersmith with Thomas Rey-
nolds
Sullivan Daniel, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Sullivan Daniel, fireman, dwl 653 Mission, rear
Sullivan Daniel, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Senator
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Freelon
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl 8 Minna
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl 18 Allen
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Pacific bet Laguna
and Buchanan
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl N s Twenty -fourth nr
Alabama
Sullivan Daniel, lodgings, 210 Washington
Sullivan Daniel, painter, dwl 926 Folsom
Sullivan Daniel, porter, 106 Sansorn, dwl 553 Na-
toma
Sullivan Daniel, seaman, dwl W s Drumm bet
Jackson and Oregon
Sullivan Daniel, seaman ship Germania, Rincon
Wharf
Sullivan Daniel B., miner, dwl 537 Sacramento
Sullivan Daniel C, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Ellis and Buchanan
Sullivan Daniel J., locksmith and bellhanger,16 Mkt
Sullivan Daniel J., pressman Women's Co-operative
Uniou, dwl E s Steiner bet Eddy and Ellis
Sullivan Daniel T., (Sullivan & T.urnerJ dwl 32
Eleventh
Sullivan David, captain str Relief, Com St Wharf
Sullivan D. D., Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Sullivan Dennis, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Howard and Fifth, dwl NE cor Clara and Fifth
Sullivan Dennis, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dwl N s
Twenty- fourth nr Alabama
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl 759 Mission
Sullivan Dennis, lab, dwl S s Bright nr Railroad Ay
Sullivan Dennis, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, 36
Steuart
Sullivan Dennis, tailor with Daniel D. Ring, dwl
57 Everett
Sullivan Edward, baker, dwl 17 Harrison Av, rear
Sullivan Edward, miller, dwl 143 Ridley
Sullivan Edward, stonecutter, dwl 221 Eighth
Sullivan Edwin J., carriage trimmer, dwl 29 Pacific
Sullivan Eliza J., Miss, teacher, dwl 316 Ritch
Sullivan Ellen, (widow) dwl 15* Welsh
Sullivan Eugene, machinist with Calvin Nutting &.
Son, dwl City Hotel
Sullivan Eugene, porter, dwl 20 Hunt
Sullivan Eugene, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
SULLIVAN EUGENE L, real estate, office 45
Exchange Building, and S. F. Park Commission-
er, dwl 812 Bush
Sullivan F. J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl E s
Harrison bet Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
Sullivan Florence, (Krnnclly & S.J dwl 81 Everett
Sullivan Florence J. Rev., Prof. Classics, English
Composition and Arithmetic, St. Ignatius College
Sullivan Francis J., clerk, dwl 1051 Missiou
Sullivan Frank, (colored) waiter str Yo Semite, dwl
5 Broadway
SULLIVAN, FRATINGER & CO., f Thomas Sul-
livan, Antoine M. Fratingcr and (irorge Nollj
importers and retail cloaks, shawls, velvets,
silks, etc., 14 Montgomery
Sullivan Gus., waiter Occidental Hotel
Sullivan Hugh, clerk with Madden & Gillett, dwl
6 Lanxton
Sullivan Humphrey, laborer, dwl 31 Minna
Sullivan J., butcher with M. Selig & Co., dwl South
S. F.
Sullivan J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill.dwl Potrero
Point
Sullivan J., marble polisher, dwl 510 Minna
Sullivan James, blacksmith, dwl 216 Third
Sullivan James, blacksmith, 218 Post, dwl 12 Bag-
ley Place
Sullivan James, clerk, 202 California
Sullivan James, carpenter, dwl 759 Mission
Sullivan James, fireman, dwl 913 Montgomery
Sullivan James, gardener, dwl 550 Minna
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl S s Hinckley bet
Kearny and Montgomery
8ullivan James, laborer, dwl E s Steiner bet Eddy
and Ellis
Sullivan James, laborer S.P.R.R.
Sullivan James, lineman Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 1104 Green
Sullivan James, liquor saloon, 29 Pacific
Sullivan James, lumberman, dwl 20 Howard
Sullivan James, shoemaker, dwl 21 Clara
Sullivan James, shoemaker U.W.M. Boot aud Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Sullivan James, stonecutter, dwl 22 Lafayette
Sullivan James, trunkmaker, 13 Second
Sullivan James A., miner, dwl 537 Sacramento
Sullivan Jane, (widow) dwl 907 Capp
Sullivan J. C, dwl 44 Sixth
Sullivan J. D., professor bookkeeping, English
grammar and arithmetic, St. Ignatius College
Sullivan Jeremiah, bootmaker U.W.M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Sullivan Jeremiah, cartman, dwl 771 Bryant
Sullivan Jeremiah, fireman, dwl McAllister nr Ash
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 127 Pacific
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 231 First
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 921) Folsom, rear
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich
bet Montgomery and Sansorn, rear
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl NW cor Minna
and Ninth
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Golden State Iron
Works, dwl 543 Howard
Sullivan Jeremiah, musician, dwl 835 Broadway
Sullivan Jeremiah, teamster, dwl 312 Folsom, rear
Sullivan Jeremiah F., painter, dwl E s Folsom bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Sullivan Jeremiah F., law student with Winans &
Belknap, dwl NE cor Valencia and Ridley
Sullivan Jerome, clerk, dwl 749 Market
Sullivan John, baker with John C. Carroll, dwl 108
First
Sullivan John, barkeeper, dwl 546 Mission
Sullivan John, blacksmith with Daniel J. Shields,
dwl 162 First
Sullivan John, blacksmith Cent. R.R., dwl NE cor
Kate and Bryant
Sullivan John, bootmaker, 28 Hayes
Sullivan John, bootmaker, dwl 1121 Mission
Sullivan John, butcher, dwl 306 Seventh, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansorn St., Full lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
40
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
Sullivan John, carriagesmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 413Natoma
Sullivan John, capitalist, dwl 1 0i> I Mission
Sullivan John, extraman Hose Co. No.l, S.F.F.D.,
dwl cor Montgomery and Broadway
Sullivan John, farmer, dwl 304 Beale
Sullivan John, hostler with Front St. M. & O.R.R.,
dwl Fern Avenue nr Polk
Sullivan John. housemoving and raising, N s Bran-
nan bet Clinton and Seventh
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 20 Freelon
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 261 Tehama, rear
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 503 Washington
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 563 Stevenson, rear
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Sullivan .John, laborer, dwl 763 Mission
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl M, South S.F.
Sullivan John, laborer Cal. P. It. R. Co.'s 6teamer
Cornelia
Sullivan John, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 240
Townsend
Sullivan John, laborer with Watson & Kenney, dwl
327 Beale
Sullivan John, liquor saloon, 604 Howard, dwl 11
Everett
Sullivan John, policeman City Hall, dwl cor Precita
Av and Washington Av, Bernal Hights
Sullivan John, salesman, dwl 1 Russell
Sullivan John, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Sullivan John, shoemaker, dwl 256^ Jessie
Sullivan John, shoemaker, dwl 807 Harrison
Sullivan John, shoemaker, NE cor Jack and Bat
Sullivan John, shoemaker with Charles Donovan,
dwl cor Mission and Seventh
Sullivan John, stevedore Cent. P. R. R., dwl 16
Freelon
Sullivan John, stevedore Cent. P. R. R., dwl 519'
Brannan
Sullivan John, waterman, dwl 621 Ellis, rear
Sullivan John, whitewashed Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sullivan John Jr., (Lempke & S.J dwl 506 Post
Sullivan John Sen., trader, dwl 506 Post
Sullivan John D., f Sullivan Bros.) dwl 521 Sac
Sullivan John D., bootmaker U. W. M. Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Sullivan John P., carriagesmith with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 413 Natoma
Sullivan John P., stevedore, dwl 12 Freelon
Sullivan John H, blacksmith, 815 Market, dwl 232
First
Sullivan John J., tailor, 1000 Market, dwl 27 Dora
Sullivan John M., engineer with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl 515 Mission
Sullivan John O. Mrs., (widow) dwl 5 Miller's Place
Sullivan John O., boilermaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 303 First
Sullivan Joseph, carpenter, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Sullivan Joseph, coachman, dwl 11 Verona Place
SULLIVAN J. W., books, stationery and news-
papers, 540 Washington
Sullivan Kate Miss, principal Lincoln Primary
School, dwl 44 Third
Sullivan Kate, (widow) dwl 256* Jessie
Sullivan Kate, (widow) dwl 830 Pacific
Sullivan Kate P. Miss, shoefitter with D. W. Emer-
son &, Co., dwl 356 Jessie
SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO., {Cornelius D. O.
Sullivan and James R. Kelly) importers and
j hbers paints, oils, glass, varnishes, etc., NW
cor Front and Pine
Sullivan Margaret, (widow) dwl 13 Sherwood Place
Sullivan Margaret, (widow) dwl NW cor Zoe and
Welsh
Sullivan Maurice, (Sullivan Bros.) dwl 521 Sac
Sullivan Maurice, fireman steamer No. 8, S F F
D., dwl 1216 Pacific
Sullivan Mary, (widow) dwl 1 McCormack
Sullivan Mary, (widow) dwl 327 Beale
Sullivan Mary, (widow) dwl 174 Minna
Sullivan Mary, laundress with S. F. Laundry Asso-
ciation, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Sullivan Mary, (widow) lodgings, 527 Mission
Sullivan Mary Miss, typesetter with California Type
Fonndrv Co., dwl 1305 Montgomery
Sullivan Mary H, Mrs., dwl 843 Clay '
Sullivan Michael, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso,
414 Beale
Sullivan Michael, carriagepainter with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl ^54 Jessie
Sullivan Michael, editor Monitor, office 622 Clay,
dwl 30 Kearny
Sullivan Michael, hackman Lick House
Sullivan Michael, hostler, dwl 311 Pacific
Sullivan Michael, hostler with Alfred W. Gates, dwl
8(17 Montgomery
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl 7 Miller's Place, rear
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl 21 Frederick
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl 706 Brannnn
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl E s Valencia nr
Ridley
Sullivan Michael, laborer Fort Point
Sullivan Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 30
Everett
Sullivan Michael, laborer with McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Sullivan Michael, lodgings, 421 Folsom
Sullivan Michael, longshoreman, dwl 256 Clem
Sullivan Michael, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
4'J1 Folsom
Sullivan Michael, shoemaker, dwl W s Kansas
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Sullivan Michael, shoecutter with S. W. Roseustock
&Co.
Sullivan Michael, waiter, dwl 54 Jessie
Sullivan Michael, waiter Lick House
Sullivan Michael, waiter N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Sullivan Michael H., horseshoer with T. F. Misgill,
dwl S s Linden nr Buchanan
Sullivan Michael M., waiter, dwl 1407 Stock, rear
Sullivan Morris, fruitdealer, dwl 521 Sacramento
Sullivan Morris, vegetables, dwl 415 Hyde
Sullivan Mortimer, marbleworker with John Daniel
& Co., dwl Minna nr Sixth
Sullivan Morty, marbleworks, 1061 Market
Sullivan Nora Miss, saleswoman, 427 Montgomery
Sullivan Owen, laborer with J. W. Henry, dwl E s
Kearny bet Lombard and Greenwich
Sullivan P., porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sullivan Patrick, barkeeper, 521 Sacramento
Sullivan Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 212 Broadway
Sullivan Patrick, currier, dwl 1067 Market
Sullivan Patrick, hairdresser, 1069 Howard
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 163 Jessie
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 210 Pacific
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl Berry House
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Boardman Place
nr Brannan
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl Battery bet Vallejo
and Green, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer Fulton Foundry, dwl 256
Tehama
Sullivan Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Sullivan Patrick, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Sullivan Patrick, livery stable, 915 Folsom
Sullivan Patrick, longshoremau with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Sullivan Patrick, marbleworker, 773^ Market, dwl
14 Clara
Sullivan Patrick, piledriver with E.C. Boobar & Co.
Sullivan Patrick) porter, 25 Battery, dwl W s Col-
umbia bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Sullivan Patrick, president Laborers' Pro. and Ben.
Association, dwl 13 Everett
Sullivan Patrick, stavemaker with Ipswich & Gold-
stone, dwl SE cor Berry aud Third
Sullivan Patrick, waiter, dwl 50 Louisa
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market,
C. P. VAN SCEAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [ § DIRECTORY.
627
Sullivan Patrick H., porter, 342 Montgomery, dwl
302 Beale
Sullivan P. F., groceries, 438 Third
Sullivan Peter, laborer, N s Ash nr Octavia
Sullivan Peter D., marblepolisher, dwl 555 Stev
Sullivan Peter J., clothing, 28 Third, dwl 351 Minna
Sullivan Philip, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
Sullivan Philip, messboy N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Oriflamnie
Sullivan R J., upholsterer, dwl 127 Seventh
Sullivan Robert, carpenter, dwl 21 Langton, rear
Sullivan Sarah, milliner with Mrs. Mary Eakins,
dwl 471 Jessie
Sullivan T ., driver Omtnibus R. R.
Sullivan Terrence, engineer Pacific Oil and Lead
Words, dwl 720 Third
Sullivan Terrence, shoemaker with Buckingham &
Heeht, dwl E s Columbia bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Sullivan T. H., plumber with David Bush, dwl 506
Post
SULLIVAN THOMAS, (Sullivan, Fratinger &
Go.) dwl 14 Haight
Sullivan Thomas, assistant engineer with P. M. S.
S. Co.
Sullivan Thomas, assistant engineer S. S. Orizaba,
dwl 549 Minna
Sullivan Thomas, hackman Lick House, dwl 3
Montgomery Place
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl 9 Miller's Place
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl 567 Mission
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl 2011 Dupont
Sullivan Thomas, laborer Nejv U. S. B. Mint, dwl
535 Stevenson
Sullivan Thomas, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Sullivan Thomas D., calker, dwl N s Twenty-fourth
bet Guerrero and Valencia
Sullivan Thomas G., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Mission and Thirteenth
Sullivan Thomas N., hackman, cor Market and
Third
Sullivan Timothy, (Sullivan & Go.) dwl 25 Moss
Sullivan Timothy, bricklayer, dwl 530 Mission
Sullivan Timothy, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Sullivan Timothy, farmer, dwl SW cor Ford and
Shields
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 9 Gaven
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Sullivan Timothv, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero nr
Thirteenth
Sullivan Timothy, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
830£ Harrison
Sullivan Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 419 Tehama
Sullivan Timothy D., groceries and liquors, 241
Fourth, dwl 318 Tehama
Sullivan Timothy J., coachman with Milton S. La-
tham, 638 Folsom
Sullivan Timothy J., marble worker with John Dan-
iel & Co., dwl Cherrv nr Washington
Sullivan T. M. Mrs., teacher Silver Street Primary
School, dwl 115 Turk
Sullivan Timothv J., shipcarpenter, dwl 110 Fourth
Sullivan T. P., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Sullivan William, assistant engineer Occidental
Laundry, dwl N s Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Sullivan William, bootmaker with G. Burkhardt,
dwl N s Wash bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Sullivan William, cartman, dwl 18 Welsh
Sullivan William, furrier with Adolph Muller, dwl
1067 Market
Sullivan William, laborer, dwl 124 Main
Sullivan William, liquor saloon, 733 Howard
Sullivan William, with Mahoney & Tevlin, dwl
W s Dolores bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Sullivan William, weigher, dwl Lincoln bet Jones
and Taylor /
Sullivan William J., blacksmith, dwl 232 First
Sullivan William J., molder California Brass Works,
dwl 17 Natoma
Sullivan William P., bootmaker with Buckingham
& Hecht
Sullivan & Co., ( Timothy Sullivan and William
Delaitey ) meatmarket, SE cor Har and Dora
Sullivan & Murphy, (Delimit Sullivan and Dennis
Murphy J groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth
and Howard
SULLIVAN & TURNER, (Daniel T. Sullivan
and IV. E. Turner) attorneys at law, office
708 Montgomery
Sullivan's Building, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Sully Blanche, actress, dwl 822 Clay
Sully John, plumber with James K. Prior, dwl Ns
Post bet Broderick and Baker
Sulsberg Charles, broommaker with Van Laak &
Gillespie, dwl 14 Drnmm
Sultser Albert, cigarmaker with William Seidel, dwl
119 Stevenson
Summer Charles J., clerk Bank California, dwl 504
Stockton
Summer William, cook, 605 Commercial, dwl Bar-
ron House
Summer William, seaman, dwl 409 Drnmm
Summerfield Alexander Sen., hoop-skirts, corsets
and ladies' furnishing goods luanuf, 116 Kearny
Summerfield Alexander Jr., bookkeeper with John
Rosenfeld, dwl 362 Minna
Summerfield Levy, salesman, 116 Kearny, dwl 362
Minna
Summerfield Solomon, merchant, dwl 362 Minua
Smnmerhavs William, photographic gallery, 612
Clay '
Summers Andrew, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Summers Augustus P., clerk, dwl Mead House
Summers Henry A., physician and surgeon, office
and dwl 632 Mission
Summers Raymond, clerk, dwl W s Sansom bet
Greenwich and Filbert
Summers Thomas F., engineer steamer Enterprise,
dwl N s.Union bet Calhoun and ISansom
Summers — See Somers
Summerset Thomas, caipenter, dwl 1109 Mont
Summerville William, expresswagou, dwl SE cor
Eighteenth and Castro
Summit Ice Co., Frank Williams agent, office 312
Mission
Sumner Charles A., official reporter Municipal
Criminal Court and County Court, office 729
Montgomery, dwl Morton House
Sumner CharlesR., clerk with Gilmore& Van Nor-
den, dwl Sixteenth nr Mission
Sumner J., dwl 424 Sansom
Sumner James, cook Jones' Restaurant, dwl W s
Dent Place nr Jackson
Sumner Joseph, tinsmith, 29 Drnmm, dwl 1119 Miss
Sumner William B., hides and leather, office 723
Battery, dwl 959 Howard
Sun Chong Wo & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 710
Sacramento
Sundehn T., cook ship Revere, pier 9 Steuart
Sunder George, bookkeeper with Emil Frese, dwl
31 Park Avenue
Sunderland Thomas, attorney at law, dwl 410
Taylor
Sundey Mendez, ropemaker, dwl Lombard nr
Franklin
Sundland Wilson, junkdealer, dwl 769 Bryant
Suuet Charles, butcher, dwl N s Point Lobos Road
Sunnyside Homestead Association, office 507 Mont-
gomery
Sunnyvale Homestead Association, office 507 Mont
Suuol Joseph D., clerk, 84 California Market, dwl
806 Howard
SUPERINTENDENT COMMON SCHOOLS City
and County San Francisco, office 22 City Hall,
second floor
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wares.
jj'or Photographic or Stereoscopic views examine WATKIUS', opp. Lick House entrance.)
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SAN FRANCISCO " S ] DIRECTORY
SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS U. S.,
for California, office -21 Kearny
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
State 'if California, office 637 Kearny
SUPERINTENDENT STREETS AND HIGH-
WAYS, office basement City Hall cor Mer-
chant iinti Dan bar Alley
SUPERINTENDENT U. S. BRANCH MINT,
office 613 Commercial
Superior Homestead Association, office 302 Mont
Supervising Agent Steamboats U. S., office 11 U. S.
Court Building
SUPERVISOR INTERNAL REVENUE U. S.,
office 419 California
SUPERVISORS BOARD OF, 3 Citv Hall, second
Boor
SUPLEE ALBERT H.. agent Elliptic Sewing
Machines, 27 New Montgomery
Snplee R., dwl What Cheer House
Supple David, policeman City Hall, dwl S s Pfeif-
fer nr Stockton
Supple E., dry goods, 156 Third
Supple John, laborer, dwl 50 Louisa
Snpple John, machinist, dwl S s Pfeiffer nr Stock
Bureneobn Andrew, captain schooner Tiuckee, dwl
333 Bryant
Suigison George, smith Fort Point
Surthou Bernard, French Laundrv, 907 Sacramento
SURVEY OUTSIDE LANDS, office 16 City Hall,
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 Cus-
tom House
Surville A., dwl Filbert nr Franklin
Sury Paul, ( Ruedin & S.J dwl 110 Dnpont
Susand Nathaniel C, (c olored) hairdi easing saloon,
401 Montgomery, dwl "28 Stone
Susenbeck Henry, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. As-
sociation, 234 Sutter
Suskind Ernest, broker, office 225 Sansom, bds
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Susmann Philip, secretary California Jute Co., of-
fice 21 and 23 Battery, dwl 32 Minna
Suster Charles, maltster with Lyon & Co., dwl 9
Hartman Place
Sutch Geraldine, (widow) dwl Ns Green nrLaguua
Sutcliffe James, gasfitter, dwl 725 O'Farrell, rear
Sutcliffe William, engineer, dwl 626 Third
Suter Jennette Madame, dress and cloak maker,
300 Kearny, dwl 228 Bush
Suter Samuel, machinist, dwl 9 Hartman
Sutherland Andrew B., longshoreman with Charles
E. Haseltiue, dwl E s Reed Place nr Green
Sutherland Frederick E., attorney at law, office 48
Exchange Building, dwl 1212 Clay
Sutherland I. Mrs., private school, 1212 Clay
Sutherland Jacob, shipcarpenter with P. M. S. S.
Co., bds312Beale
Sutherland James G., salesman with Charles Tence
& Co., dwl 1108 Filbert
Sutherland Robert, (Sutherland & Gray) dwl 250
Minna
Sutherland Sutherland F.,city editor Morning Call,
dwl 1018 Washington
Sutherland S. M., U. S. Mail Agent S. F.Post Office
Sutherland William, engraver and lithographer
with John J. Joiner, dwl 423 Bush
Sutherland William, porter with Sroufe, Sweeney &
Co., dwl 225 Clay
Sutherland & Gray, (Robert Sutherland and John
T. Gray) plumbers and gastitters, 230 Sutter
Sutler Frederika, (widow) dwl 121 Ninth
Sutlitf Henry, cigars and tobacco, 832 Kearny, dwl
NW cor Jackson and Stockton
Sutlitf M. L. Mrs., dressmaker, 26 Geary
Sutor , tinsmith, dwl 28 First
Sutro Adolph, mining, office 625 Montgomery, dwl
908 Jackson
SUTRO ALBERT, gold dust and exchange broker,
415 Montgomery, dwl 602 Lombard
SUTRO CHARLES, gold dust and exchange bro-
ker, 415 Montgomery, dwl 5 Stockton
SUTRO GUSTAVE, gold dust and exchange bro-
ker, 415 Montgomery, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sutro Tunnel Co., William K. Van Alen secretary,
office 625 Montgomery
Sutter Barbara, (widow) dwl 212 Steuart
Sutter Emile V., notary public and commissioner
deeds, office 606 Merchant, dwl Frank's Build
Sutter Henry, dwl 922 Market'
Sutter Henry, machinist with Deacon & Bulger,
dwl 9 Hartman Place
Sutter James, clerk, 115 Bush, dwl 107 Sansom
SUTTER STREET HOUSE, Jacob J. Heinz pro-
prietor, 238 Sutter
Sutton Allies, (widow) dwl 250 Beale
Sutton Charles, master mariner, dwl 13 Verona PI
Sutton Charles, plasterer, dwl 9 Oak Avenue
Sutton Charles Jr., agent Cape Ann clothing and
rubber goods, 34 California, dwl 2306 Harrison
Sutton Fowler, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Sutton Jesse, capitalist, dwl 137 Montgomery
SUTTON OWEN P., secretary Pacific Bank, NW
cor Sansom and Pine, dwl SE cor Third and
Mission
Sutton Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 110 Te-
hama
Sutton Scott, clerk with W. B. Cummings & Co.,
dwl 9 Oak Avenue
Sutton Thomas, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Sutton William, (Babcock & S.) dwl 2514 Sac
Sutton William, dwl NW cor Seventh and Jessie
Sutton William, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Sutton William, longshoreman, dwl 36 Sacramento
SUTTON & CO.'S DISPATCH LINE CLIPPER
ships to New York, George Howes & Co., agents,
office 302 California
Sutz Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 333 Bush
SUYDAM JAMES N., merchant, office 405 Front
dwl 611 Harrison
Suydam John F., (English & S.) dwl SW cor Fol-
som and Twenty-second
Svardstrom John, '( Kalhtrom & Go.) dwl Fourth
bet Folsom and Harrison .
Svilovich Antonio, hairdressing saloon, 138 Folsom
Swaag Frederick, bagsewer with Reynolds & Ford,
dwl Minerva House
Swaby John M., (colored) tailor, 505 Green
Swain Aaron, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Swain A. E., family bakery and dining saloon, 636
Market
Swain Ann, (widow) housekeeper, dwl S s Fifteenth
bet Shotwell and Howard
Swain Cornelia Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar
School, dwl cor Twenty-first and Guerrero
Swain David W., reservoirkeeper Spring Valley
Water Works, dwl cor Kate and Buchanan
Swain George, Jr., drayman with R. A. Swain &
Co., dwl 315 First
Swain Harry F., bookkeeper with N. Gray & Co.,
and Supervisor Second Ward, dwl 1623 Powell
Swain Henry, clerk, dwl 10 Willow Avenue
Swain Henry C, insurance survevor and agent,
office 314 Califoruia,dwl 729 Geary
Swain Isaac, broker, dwl 909 Clay
Swain James, first mate schooner Three Brothers
Swain James H., bootmaker, dwl NW cor Twenty-
first and Guerrero
SWAIN JAMES S., boot and shoemaker, 206
Bush, dwl NW cor Twenty-first and Guerrero
SWAIN JOSEPH H., hygienic physician and
proprietor Butler's Health Lift, office and dwl
24 Post
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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629
SWAIN JOSIAH H., livery and sale stable, 417 Fol
Swain L. S. Miss, teacher Silicon Grammar School,
dwl 26j Kearny
Swain Oliver C, storekeeper U. S. Int. Rev. Export
Warehouse, dwl 1521 Leavenworth
Swain Patrick, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart & Mission
SWAIN R. A. & CO., fS. H. Fessenden) im-
porters and wholesale crockery and glassware,
NE cor Sansom &. Pine
SWAIN R. B. & CO., commission merchants and
general agents Manhattan and Pheuix Ins. Cos.,
office 314 California
SWAIN R. B. & CO. & JAMES MUNSELL,
JR., general agents Mutual Benefit Life Ins.
Co., office 314 California
Swain Revillo A., ( B. A. Swain & Co.) dwl 321
First
Swain Rinaldo R., (Swain & Co.) dwl E s Potrero
Avenue nr Twenty-fourth
Swain Robert B., (R. B. Swain <fc Co.) dwl 23
Eleventh
Swain 8., (C. D. Warren 8,- Co.) 612 Pacific
Swain Samuel, (Branch & Co.) dwl 1406 Powell
Swain Samuel, carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Swain Sarah C. Mrs., Eureka Institute, 14:2(1 Pow-
ell, dwl 1406 Powell
Swain Stephen, merchant, dwl 18 Bernard
Swain William B., real estate, office 302 Montgom-
ery, dwl 534 Bush
Swain & Co., (Rinaldo R. Swain and Edward R.
Robinson) bakery and confectionery, 140 Second
Swales Henrietta, dwl S s Fifteenth nr Howard
Swallow George, laborer, dwl 515 Lombard
Swan Andrew, machinist with Calviu Nutting &
Son, dwl 18 Rausch
Swan B. F., miner, office 432 Montgomery, room 7,
dwl Brooklyn Hotel
SWAN BENJAMIN R., physician, office 23 Geary,
dwl 1312 Taylor
SWAN BREWERY, Elliott & Willmot proprie-
tors, SE cor Dolores and Fifteenth
Swan Edward S., salesman, 21 California Market,
dwl 1714 Turk
Swan George W., (G. W. Swan & Co.) res Oak-
land
Swau George W., stevedore, dwl NW cor Pacific
and Davis
SWAN G. W. & CO., {Oliver Hinkley) proprietors
Union Box Factory, 114 and 116 Spear
Swan Jabez S., advertising agent, office SW cor
Front and Clay
Swan James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Swan James S., woolsorter with Perkins, Flint &
Co., dwl 1319 Sansom
Swan J. G., dwl What Cheer House
Swan Lyman, cook Cliff House, Point Lobos Road
Swan Orrin, chief pilot steamer Capital
Swan Samuel, livery and boarding stable, 353-355
Tehama
Swan Samuel B., engineer, dwl 216 Minna
Swan William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl N
s Shasta nr Illinois
Swan William B., general agent Erie R.R., dwl 906
Market
Swaney Andrew Montgomery, foreman composi-
tion rooms Alta California", dwl 1003 Mason
Swaney James, drayman, dwl 254 \ Minna
Swaim James, miner, dwl 44 Sixth
Swaunack Daniel, carpenter with Belts & Bro.,dwl
24 Everett
Swanson A., seaman steamer Donald, Washington
St. Wharf
Swanson John G., Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n,
429 Pacific
Swansv P. A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Swanton Ellis, seaman, dwl S s Nineteenth bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Swanton George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Swanton James, driver, dwl 423 Bush
Swanton John, mate 6teamer Thoroughfare, dwl 31
Clara
Swanton Peter, seaman schooner H. L. Tiernan, 27
Market
Swanwell Edward, oiler with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl
164 Clara
Swanwick Thomas F., bookkeeper with Brown &
Mahanny, dwl 921 Pacific
Swart William, cigarmaker, dwl 1 Mary
Swartz Kaufman, peddler, dwl 26 Main
Swasey Benjamin, photographer with George D.
Morse, dwl 811 Mission
Swasey Charles S., salesman Carmen Island Salt
Works. 423 Front, dwl 716 Green
Swasey Frederick P., electrotyper with California
Type Foundry Co., dwl SE cor Sixth and
Minna
Swasey Hannah, (widow) dwl Es Bartlett bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Swasey William F., dwl E s Howard bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Swash John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Swayne William Y., cabinetmaker with J. A. Sha-
ber & Co., dwl 514 Jones
Swears Frederick, teamster, dwl 2 Crook
Sweeney A. W., carpenter H. C. League. 230
Kearny
Sweeney Charles, laborer, dwl 180 Stevenson
Sweeney Cornelius, laborer N.P.Traus. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Sweeney Cornelius, seaman, dwl 29 First
Sweeney D. & Co., (James Sweeney) stock yard,
NE cor Tenth and Howard
Sweeney Daniel, (B. Sweeney $■ Co.)Aw\ 644 Fell
Sweeney Daniel, carpenter, dwl 11 Mason
Sweeney Daniel, clerk, dwl 728 Folsom, rear
Sweeney Daniel, drayman, dwl N s Brannan nr
Sixth
Sweeney Daniel, laborer with Flynn & Co., dwl
424 Sansom
Sweeney Dennis, coachman with John Parrott,
dwl 558 Bryant
Sweeney Dennis, laborer, dwl 639 Minna
Sweeney Dennis, laborer Fulton Foundry, dwl
Miller Place nr Fifth
Sweeney Edmond, teamster S. F. Gas Co., dwl 616
Post
Sweeney Edward, butcher, dwl Sixth Avenue
Sweeney Edward, laborer S. F. Gaa Co., dwl 230
Seventh
Sweeney Edward, stockdealer, dwl NE cor Tenth
and Howard
Sweeney Garrett, gasfitter with W. W. Walmsley,
dwl* 133 Dora
Sweeney H., dwl What Cheer House
Sweeney James. (D. Sweeney & Co.) dwl NE cor
Tenth and Howard
Sweeney James, boxmaker, dwl 115 Clark
Sweeney James, mate with bark Samoset, pier 11
Steuart
Sweeney James, watchmaker, dwl 320 Sansom
Sweeney James P., carriagesmith with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 358 Minna
Sweeney Jane Miss, furnished rooms, 72 Natoma
Sweeney J. J., carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
Sweeney John, carpenter, dwl 216 Minna
Sweeney John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Sweeney John F., carriatjetrimmer with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 136 Silver
Sweeney John P., (J. P. Sweeney & Co.) dwl 266
Tehama
SWEENEY J. P. <fc CO., (James McCloskey)
seeds and plants, 409 and 411 Davis
Sweeney Kate Miss, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Sweeney Lewis, butter packer with Collins, Wheat-
on <5c Luhrs, dwl 925 Folsom
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO " J§ " DIRECTORY
Sweeney Lorenso H., (Sronfe, S. & Co.) dwl 24
Hampton l'lace
Sweeaey Mary, (widow) dwl 361 Minna
Sweeney Michael, carpenter, dwl W s Bartlett ur
Twenty -sixth
Sw< eney Patrick, laborer, dwl We York bet Twen-
ty third and Twenty-fourth
Sweeney Patrick C. plumber audgasfitter, 21 Gea-
rv, "dwl 230 Kitch
Sweeney Peter, cooper, N s Oregon bet Davis and
Front, dwl 201 Montgomery
Sweeney Thomas, laborer, dwl 116 Pacific
Sweeney Thomas U., real estate broker, dwl 626
Brannan
Sweeney William, laborer, dwl 1514 Leavenworth
Sweeney William, laundrymun with S. P. Laundry
A es' n. dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Sweenev William B., laborer, dwl Sixth Avenue
betL and M, South S.F.
Sweeny Charles, bookkeeper, 217 Bush, dwl 106
Tehama
Sweeny Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl NWcor
Twenty-eighth and Church
Sweeny Eugene, carriagetrimmer with Kimball
Manufacturing Co.. dwl 41 Clara
Sweeny John, marble works, 773£ Market, dwl 24
Rondel Place
Sweeny Margaret, (widow) furnished rooms, 673
Harrison
Sweeny Michael, carriage maker with Barz & Snhl,
dwl S s Pine bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue
Sweeny Michael, foreman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 106
Tehama
Sweeny Michael, liquor saloon, Six Mile House, San
.lose Road
SWEENY MYLESD., president Hibernia Savings'
and Loan Society, office NE cor Montgomery
and Market, dwl 1427 Mason
SWEENY NICHOLAS,merchaiit tailor, 43 Second,
dwl 106 Tehama
Sweeny Patrick, hairdresser, dwl 630 Brannan
Sweet G. W., (widow) dwl W s Guerrero ur Six-
teenth
Sweet Henry A., carpenter, dwlNs Francisco bet
Mason and Taylor
Sweet John A., porkpacker, dwl 2o02 Webster
Sweet John D. physician, dwl 1709 Polk
Sweet Manly A., inspector Custom House, dwl 305
Montgomery
SWEET RODMAN, market, 561 Mission, dwl N s
McAllister nr Webster
Sweet Samuel S., clerk with Samuel Hill, dwl 212
Powell
Sweet Solomon, clerk with J. Brandenstein & Co.,
dwl 131 1 Larkin
Sweet Susan S., (widow) dwl 1720 Leavenworth
Sweet William, carpenter, dwl 65 Natoma
Sweetser A. J., dealer foreign and domestic birds,
4 1 1 Kearny
Sweetser George H. ironmohler, dwl 521 Minna
Sweigart Adam, tinsmith, W s Eleventh nr Natoma,
dwl N b Natoma ur Eleventh
Sweitzer Samuel C, Balesmau with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 331 Geary
Sweitzer Samuel "C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 331
Geary
Swenerz John, jeweler with F. Clausen, dwl 1027
Pacific
Swening Otto, gardener, dwl 1 August Alley
Swensen Swen, seaman, dwl 531 East
Swenson Andrew, dwl Alaska Hotel
Swenson Axel E., seaman, dwl 4Q'j Drumni
Swenson John, carpenter, dwl 435 Piue
Swenson John, stevedore, dwl 311 East
Sweteng Adolph, shoemaker with M.Gueriu & Son
dwl 335 O'Farrell
Swett Charles N., bookkeeper with Watson D.
Litchfield, dwl 1506 Sacramento
Swett Daniel, merchaut, dwl 1009 Powell
Swett Daniel C, carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl 8
Sumuer
Swett Don L., (J. M. Crane & Co.) dwl N s Minna
nr Eleventh
Swett Eben, milkman, dwl S s Natoma nr Tenth
Swett Frank H., ( Libby Sf S.) dwl 47 Stanly PI
Swett Frank H., bookbinder with Alexander Bus-
well, dwl 338 Turk
Swett Frederick P., contractor, dwl 1209 Taylor
SWETT JOHN, deputy superintendent Common
Schools, office 22 City Hall, second floor, dwl
1419 Taylor
Swett John C, foreman with William K. Dietrich,
dwl 2502 Webster
Swett Lerov A., carpenter, dwl 16J Sumner
Swett William K, student with J. P. k J. D.
Whitney, dwl SE cor Sacramento and Yerba
Bnena
SWEZEY SAMUEL I. C. attorney at law and
secretary Pacific Rolling Mill Co., office 3 Front,
dwl 27 So mh Park
Swift Agnes Miss, shoefitter with Orrin Jones, dwl
611 Natoma
Swift Charles, dwl 316 Pine
Swift Edward, traveling agent, dwl 819 Howard
Swift Frank, stockbroker, dwl 501 Sutter
Swift Hallett L., expresswatron, NE cor Sacramento
and Sansom, dwl 433 Clementina
Swift Jacob, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt & Co.,
dwl S s Pine nr Dupont
Swift James, bung factory, 24 Cal, dwl 8 Harriet
Swift James F., clerk S. F. Post Office, dwl 1024
Montgomery
Swift John, carpenter and builder, dwl 5 Rausch
Swift John, gatekeeper Alms House
Swift John F., attorney at law, office 704 Montgo-
mery, dwl W 8 Valencia bet Ninteenth and
Twentieth
Swift L. E., (widow) dressmaker, dwl 946 Howard
Swift Matthew, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl
611 Natoma
Swift Patrick, teamster with Joseph W. Wesson,
dwl 311 Fell
Swift Samuel, salesman with H. A. Deming, dwl
716 Howard
Swift, Thomas, driver Engine Co. No. 6, S. F. F. D.,
dwl E s Sixth nr Folsoni
Swift William, porter, 332 Montgomery, dwl 331
Montgomery
Swingle Alfred, inventor, dwl 80 Clementina
Swinnerton William A., messenger F. and M. Bank
of Saving, dwl 32 Fourth
Swinson Gustavus O, master mariner, dwl 134
Perry
Swinton John, laborer with Whitney & Freese, SE
cor Steuart and Mission
Swiss Brewery, John J. Streuli proprietor, 414
Dnpont
SWISS IlOTEL.Gustave Sturzenegger, proprietor,
627 and 629 Commercial
SWISS LLOYD MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
Morris Speyer & Co., agents, office 13 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Swiss Union Hotel, William Juri proprietor, 621
Pacific
Switzer Samuel, clerk, dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Sword John B., merchant, dwl 1016 Washington
Sword Mary Miss, compositor Pacific Youth, dwl
1016 Washington
Swordstream Ehric J., groceries and liquors, 358
Fourth
Swyney W. J., clerk .(Etna Insurance Co., res Ala-
meda
Sybel George, composer with Matthias Gray, dwl
Johnson House
Syer Robert, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Sykes Charles H, painter, 573 Mission, dwl 4
Cleaveland
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO [ X ] DIRECTORY.
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Sykes Noah L., librarian Scandinavian library, 320
Sansom
Sykes Rowland, assorter Pioneer Woolen Mills
Sylva James S , carpenter, dwl E s Twelfth bet Fol-
som and Howard
Sylvain Isabella G. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1028
Market,
Sylvester Daniel, (Sylvester & Mann J dwl NW cor
Tyler and Taylor
Sylvester George P., merchant, 317 Washington,
dwl 607 Sutter
Sylvester Henry, meatmarket, 307 Sixth, dwl 305
Sixth
Sylvester John, butcher, dwl 307 Sixth
Sylvester Leatnler G., patternmaker, dwl 06 Minna
Sylvester Leon, pawnbroker, (J0i' Kearny, dwl 1231
Stockton
Sylvester Louis, porter with P. Chevalier & Co.,
dwl 615 Dnpont
Sylvester N., cigars and tobacco, dwl 231 Stevenson
Sylvester & Mann, (Daniel Sylvester and Samuel
./. Mann) butchers, 8 Grand Central Market
Sylvester — See (Silvester
Sylvia John F., U. S. bargeman Yallejo St. Wharf,
dwl N s Union bet Montgomery and Calhoun
Syme James, artist with Samuel M. Btookes, dwl
cor Capp and Twenty-fifth
Symmes Frank J., with Thomas Day, 335 Pine, dwl
630 Harrison
Symon James, (Kerruish 3? S.J dwl S s Clemen-
tina bet First and Second
Symouds George, carpenter with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl 233 Fremont
Symonds Henry, bagmaker with Dakin &. Libbey
Synar Charles, roofer, dwl 710 Kearny
Szarvash S. T., physician, office 132y Dupont, dwl
830 Greenwich
TAAFFE G. O'HARA, general agent Commercial
Union Assurance Co., Consul for Denmaik, and
Vice-Consul for Sweden and Norway, office N
E cor California and Sanson), dwl 21 14 Mason
Taaffe Lawrence, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Taaffe Laurence, professor St. Mary's College, dwl
W s San Jose Road nr College
Taaffe Thomas, clerk with Taaffe & Co., dwl 307
Chestnut
Taaffe William P., (Taaffe & Co.), dwl SW cor
Jones and Chestnut
TAAFFE & CO., (William P. Taaffe) importers
and retail drvgoods, 9 Montgomery
Taber Abie!, teamster with Horatio N. Tribou, dwl
431 Fulton
Taber Andrew, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Taber Charles A., expresswagon, cor Third and
Minna, dwl 43 Everett
Taber Charles A., usher Albambra Theater, dwl
Clementina nr Fifth
Taber Charles W., (Taber & Cunningham J dwl
708 Shotwell
Taber Charles W., barkeeper, 234 Montgomery, dwl
652 Market
Taber Hannah Mrs., teacher, dwl 43 Everett
Taber Henry, hairdresser, dwl 10 John
TABER ISAIAH W., Photographic Art Gallery,
12 Montgomery, dwl 213 Eddy
Taber Jacob' S., (Phillips. T. Sr Co.) dwl 325 Eddy
Taber James W., clerk with Phillips, Taber & Co.,
dwl 323 Kearny
Taber Joseph E., paperhanger, dwl 1607 Mason
Taber Louis, mariner, dwl E s Hinckley nr Dup
TABER THOMAS M., local editor Alta California,
dwl 722 California
Taber William H., cigars and tobacco, 323 Bush, dwl
445 Natoma
Taber & Cunningham, (Charles W. Taber and Zina
E. Cunningham) blacksmiths and carriage and
wagon makers, 656 Howard
Tabken John H., teamster, dwl E s Sansom bet
Yallejo and Broadway
Table Manuel, hairdresser with Adam Grimm, dwl
661 Minna
Tabor George, laborer, dwl Castro nr Eighteenth
Tabor George T., laborer Hutliaway's Wharf
Tabor Isaac, miner, dwl 1044 Howard
TABOR MERVIN, manager Globe Mutual Life Ins.
Co., office 6 Montgomery, dwl 20J Kearny
Tacoma & Paget Sound Line Lumber Packets.Han-
6on, Ackerson <& Co. agents, pier 71 Steuart
Tadini Joseph Rev., professor mental philosophy
and Spanish. St. Ignatius College
Tafel Adolph J., (JBoericke \ T.J res New York
Tafel Frederick, expresswagon', 312 Pine
Tafft Dexter, minim;, office 312 Montgomery, dwl
Occidental Hotel
Taft Benjamin D., baker with Gerard Muller, dwl
lit!) Montgomery
Taft Edson IL, bookkeeper with E. Detrick & Co.,
dwl 603 Pine
Taggard Edwin W., clerk U. S. Branch Mint, dwl
221 1 Fillmore
Taggart Patrick, cavtman with Snp't Public Streets,
dwl Ws Columbia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Taggeity Alexander, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Tagnes Patrick, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Tait Agnes Mrs., furnished rooms, 20 Montgomery
Tait Allen J., blacksmith with Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 215 Minna
Tait Charles, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Talbeit Henry, expresswagon, cor Clay and Mont
Talbert James, coachman, dwl W s Webster bet
Sacramento and Clay
Talbert James N., door and sash maker, dwl 20
Tehama
Talbeit Richard S., bootcntter with Buckingham &
Hecht
Talbot Alexander, laborer, dwl S 8 Stevenson nr
Ninth
Talbot Alpbeus, milkranch, NW cor Homestead Av
and Twenty -fifth
Talbot Charles, laundryman Grand Hotel
Talbot George, porter, "006 Market
Talbot H., seaman bark Mary Glover, pier 20 Steu
Talbot James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 48
Talbot J. C. & Co., (Jerome C. Talbot, R. J. Walsh
and M. J. Talbot) drv goods, 28 Kearny
Talbot Jerome C, (J. C. 'Talbot ft Co.) dwl SVV
cor Gough and Grove
Talbot John C, (J- C. Talbot & Co. J dwl SW cor
Gondii and Grove
Talbot M. J., (J. C. Talbot & Co.) dwl SW cor
Gough and Grove
Talbot Thomas A., real estate agent, dwl 612 Cal
Talbot William, drayman, dwl 1230 Pacific
Talbot William, ship carpenter with Middlemas &
Boole, dwl 146 Brannan
Talbot William C, (Pope $• T. > dwl 610 Folsom
Talbot William H.. clerk with Colorado Steam Nav.
Co., dwl 1422 Washington
Talbotclarke Chat les, cabinetmaker with W.H. Cum-
mings, dwl S s Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell
Talcott S. C, dwl N s Market bet Sanchez and Noe
Talfor Robert, engineer Dry Dock, dwl 1 Francisco
Taliaferro Andrew, cook, dwl 24 Anna Lane
TALIAFERRO THEO. W., attorney-at-law, office
and dwl 806 Montgomery
Talliaferro Andros, cook, dwl 22 Anna
Tallant Drury J.. (Tallant $■ Co.) dwl 1001 Bush
TALLANT & CO., (Drury J. Tallant and John
McKee) bankers, 321 Battery
Tailed) Gustav, waiter, 26 Steuart
Tally Owen, clerk, dwl 34 Perry
Tally William, cook N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Idaho
Tally Annie Mrs., dwl 137 Spear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to W ATKINS', 28 Montg. St.
632
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY.
Talty Peter, nightwatchman C. P. R. R., dwl 59
Stevenson
Talty Peter Jr., carpenter C P. R. R., dwl 59
Stevenson
Taltv William, billiard keeper Lick House, dwl 59
Stevenson
Tallard H. R., laborer with Whitney & Freese
Talliac Camile, laborer with Boutiuon &. Bulland,
530 Merchant
Tamm E.. baker, dwl 544 Green
Tarns Sampson, merchant, office 604 Merchant, dwl
1116 Stockton.
Tanar James, expresswagon, cor Sutter and Kear-
ny, dwl Stockton Place
Tanen John, sbipcarpenter, dwl 711 Brannan
Taney James, (Cat. Plav'g Mills J dwl 208 Second
Taney Josiah T>.,(Cal. Plah'fr MUlsJdw] 208 Second
Taue'v William, cooper with William P. Gheeu, dwl
560 Mission
Tank August, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Tank Nicolas, master mariner, 515 Union
Tannebaum Bernhard, dwl 613 Hyde
Tanner John, drayman, dwl 12 Stockton
Tannian John, blacksmith, dwl 12 Valparaiso
Tannian P. J., liquor saloon, 24 Third, dwl 411 Geary
Taulan George P., salesman, 17 Front, dwl 602 Third
Tanz Emil, brewer Philadelphia brewery, dwl 228
Second
Tanzer Albert, machinist with J. Weichhart, dwl
Clara Laue, bet Pine and Bush
Tapken John H., drayman, 500 Sansom, dwl E s
Sansom bet Broadway and Vallejo
Tapper Eva, dressmaker, dwl 513 Vallejo
Tapper Herman, cabinetmaker with George B. May
& Co., dwl 513 Broadway
Taraldsen John, captain schooner Lorenz & Wil-
liam, Commercial Street Wharf
TARBOX ELISHA T., proprietor What Cheer
Laundry, What Cheer House, and Sup't Occi-
dental Laundry, dwl NW cor Union and Octavia
Tarditf William, foreman calkers P. M. S. S. Co.
bds 312 Beale
Tarenghi Virginia Tojetti, teacher music, dwl 613
Union
Tarpev John, clerk County Recorder's office, dwl
833 Howard
Tarpev Martin, (M. Tarpcy & Co.) dwl 833 Howard
TARPEY M. & CO., produce commission, 109 Clay
Tarpev William, laborer with Hancock & Kelso,
414 Beale
Tarplev Lindsey B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
109 Silver
Tarr Alvin B., carpenter, dwl 166 Silver
Tarrick William, laborer, dwl 38 Natoma
Tai rie James, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine, 36 Steuart
Taschner Frederick, cook with Deutsch & Co., 614
Clay
Taschner Hugo, engraver with Hubash& Kutz, dwl
823 California
Tash Marcus, salesman, 532 Kearny, dwl 722 Post
Tasheira Eliza, (widow) dwl SWcor FolsomandFirst
Tasheira George, bookkeeper with Snow & Roos,
dwl 105 Mason
Tasman Henry, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Taeney John, expressman, dwl 30 Stanford
Tasser Pauli, fisherman, dwl SW cor East and
Merchant
Tasset Henry, blacksmith, dwl NE cor Mont and
Vallejo
Tate E. G., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Tate James, seaman, dwl E s Seventh bet Brannan
and Townseud
Tatem Allen, (colored) porter, 123 Mont, dwl 622 Clay
Tates Charles M., bookkeeper, dwl Nucleus House
TATTERSALL'S, (CALIFORNIA,) Livery and
Sale Stables, A. M. Burns & Co. proprietors,
NE cor Sansom and Hal leek
Tau Joseph, seamau, dwl 32 Steuart
Taufel Frederick, laborer California Planing Mill,
dwl Beale nr Howard
Taufenbach Arnold, local agt North Western Mutual
Life Ins Co., 315 Mont, dwl 613 Vallejo
Taufer Andrew, cabinetmaker, 426 Broadway
Tauffel Frederick, miller, dwl 204 Beale
Tanner Frederick, carpenter, dwl 601 Brannan
Taurick John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Tanssieg Louis, janitor, W s Grove nr Van Ness Av
TAUSSIG LOUIS, wholesale dealer and jobber
wines and spirits, 709 Sansom, dwl 802 Geary
Tantphans Jacob, ( B lineman & (Jo.) dwl N s Quin
nr Valencia
Tautphaus Peter, (Tautphaus Sf Stark) dwl 529
First
Tautphaus & Stark, (Peter Tautphnvs and John
Stork) markets, 529 First, and NW cor First
and Clementina
Tavel Frederick A., clerk, 312 Pine, dwl 111 Olive
Avenue
Tavolara Giacomo, clerk with Andrea Grabiele, dwl
1412 Kearny
Tavolara Ferdinand, shoemaker with Eugene Par-
dini, E s Kearny bet Union and Filbert
TAX COLLECTOR, Citv and County, office 1 City
Hall, first floor
TAX PAYER'S UNION, office 425 Kearnv
TAY, BROOKS & BACKUS, (George H. Tay,
Henry B. Brooks and Oscar J. Backus/ im-
porters and jobbers stoves, metals, etc, 614-618
Battery
Tay Georye H., ( Tay, Brooks & Backns) dwl 1228
Washington
Tayac Lucien F., wines and liquors, 31 Fourth
Tay ker John J., collector Mercantile Library, dwl
335 Broadway
Taylor Andrew, baker, dwl 127 Fourth
Taylor Albert E., carpenter with Amies & Dallam,
dwl 44 Minna
Taylor Alexander, clerk, dwl SE cor Fourth and
King
Taylor Alfred, Commodore, inspector lights, office
204 Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
Taylor Allan, blacksmith, dwl 63 Clementina
Taylor Arthur C, dwl 1120 Howard
Taylor A. S., agent Sparkling Medicated Gin Bit-
ters, 1806 Powell, dwl 636 Filbert
Taylor Augustus C, iron merchant, dwl 659 Har-
rison
Taylor B. E., butcher with M. Selig & Co., dwl
cor N and Twelfth Avenue
Taylor Benjamin, teamster, dwl Ws M nr Twelfth
Avenue, South S. F.
Taylor Calvin, bricklayer, dwl 537 Sacramento
Taylor Charles, coachman with Arthur B. Stout,
dwl SW cor Twenty-first and Howard
Tavlor Charles, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Taylor Charles L., (C. L. Taylor & Co.) dwl 709
Bush
TAYLOR C. L. & CO., (Edward Bahson) shipping
and commission merchants, 34 California
Taylor C. S., painter, dwl 423 Bush
Tavlor Cyrus, bakery, 206 Sixth
Taylor Daniel S., (Coombs & T.) dwl 14 Perry
Taylor Darius A., National Laundry, SW cor Do-
lores and Seventeenth
Taylor David, engineer with Dana &. Codington,
dwl Union nr Polk
Taylor David W., customhouse broker, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Taylor Dorcas B., (widow) dwl 1219 C!ay
Taylor Dwight B., photographer with Bradley &
Rulofsou, dwl S 8 Greenwich bet Hyde and
Larkin
Taylor Edward, cashier with P. M. S. S. Co., res
San Mateo
Taylor Edward, cook with D. J. Harrison & Co.,
dwl 718 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAA.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
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Taylor Edward G., salesman with Johu J. Marks
& Co., dwl 527 Post
Taylor Edward G., shipsmith, dwl SE cor Stockton
and Pine
Tavlor Edward T., porter, 220 Cal, dwl 100* Second
Taylor Edward W., ( Taylor & FiJieldJ dwl 932
Pacific
Taylor Eliza, nurse, dwl E s First Avenue bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Taylor Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 445 Bush
Taylor Enos, bookkeeper with Bray Brothers, dwl
20-1 Montgomery
Taylor F. B. &. Co., importers and jobbers lamps
and oils, etc., 113 Front
Taylor Frank F.. attorney at law, office 502 Mont-
gomery, dwl 606 Sutter
Taylor Frederick B., (F. B. Taylor & Go. J dwl
Lick House
Taylor George, fruits, NE cor Bush and Powell
Taylor George, Imp. Calkers' Association, 713 Miss
Taylor George, porter steamer El Capitau, Oakland
Ferry
Taylor George B , dwl NW cor Mission and Seventh
Taylor George D., calker, dwl W s Michigan bet
Shasta and Sierra
Taylor George G., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Taylor George T., mate bark Oregon, pier 17 Steu
Taylor George W., 6eaman brig Lucy Ann, pier 9
Steuart
Taylor Gilbert H. , machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl
659 Harrison
Taylor H. & Co., ( John Bowling) fishdealers, 30
aud 31 Grand Central Market
Taylor Harrison A., hairdresser with Antonio Svilo-
vich, dwl 26 Steuart
Tavlor Harry W., shipwright, dwl 203 Harrison
Taylor Henry K., butcher with H. S. Ridley, dwl
S s Pacific nr Polk
Taylor Henrv R., clerk with John Taylor & Co.,
dwl 1108 Mason
Taylor Hercules, (H. Taylor & Co. J dwl 521 Ste-
venson
Taylor Howard P., (H. P. Taylor % Co.) dwl 1407
Jackson
TAYLOR H. P. & CO., ( William M. Taylor) en-
gravers, book, poster and job printers, XW cor
Sacramento aud Leidesdortf
Taylor James, laborer with G. Venard, dwl S s
Union bet Sausom and Battery
Taylor James Jr., carpenter, dwl 903 Bush
Taylor James F., engineer, dwl S 8 Alabama bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
TAYLOR JAMES M., attorney at law, office 31
and 32 Court Block, 636 Clay, aud assistant city
and county attorney, res Oakland
Taylor James M., packer Golden Age Mill, res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Taylor James W., tinsmith with Tav, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 1234 Bush
Taylor Jane H. Mrs., (Misses Newby) dwl 1006
Stockton
Taylor J. M., solicitor, dwl Montgomery House
Taylor J. Minor, (J. B. Overton & Co.) dwl 618
California
Taylor John, (John Taylor <£• Co., and Bennett 4*
Co.) dwl 1131 California
Taylor John, (Taylor <fc Hallelt) 35 Post
Taylor John, carpenter California Planing Mill, res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Taylor John, Imp. Calkers' Association, 713 Mission
Taylor John, jobber, dwl 131 Virginia
Taylor John, patternmaker with W. F. Buswell,
dwl 202 Perry
Taylor John, plasterer, dwl 14 Brook
Taylor John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Taylor John, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Taylor John, vocalist Bella Union Theater, dwl 811
Market
Taylor John, tinsmith, dwl 409 Folsom
TAYLOR JOHN & CO., (J. H. Page) import-
ers druggists' and chemical glassware, assasers'
materials, and agents Pacific Glass Works, 512
and 514 Washington
Taylor John B., clerk with William H. Taylor, dwl
1224 Pine
Taylor John B., foreman with Tav, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 419 Folsom
Taylor John Bradford, architect, 502 Montgomery,
dwl International Hotel
Taylor John F., shipsmith, 26 Folsom, dwl Califor-
nia Avenue, Bernal Higbta
Taylor John G., traveling agent Brooklyn Life Ins.
Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Taylor John James, machinist Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 411 Folsom, rear
Taylor John O., U.S. storekeeper South S. F. Dis-
tillery
Taylor John S., bricklayer, dwl 783 Market
TAYLOR JOHN W.", agent Gotta Percha and
Rubber Manufacturing Co. .(and Mason A T.)
office 109 California, dwl 1594 J. Bush
Taylor Joseph, clerk with Hobbs, Giluiore & Co.,
dwl 540 Jessie
Taylor Joseph S., clerk, 312 California, dwl 822
Sutter
Taylor Joseph W., clerk, dwl SE cor Fourth and
King
Taylor Levi W., magnetic healer, office 320 Kearny
Taylor Margaret, (widow) dwl 713 Filbert, rear
Taylor Margaret, (widow) dwl S s Union bet San-
som and Battery
Taylor Maria Mrs., dwl 516 Bush
Taylor Mary, (widow) seamstress, dwl 721 How
Taylor Mary J., (widow) dwl 522 Broadway
Taylor Monroe W., (colored) restaurant steamer El
Capitau, Oakland Ferry, dwl 611 Greenwich
Taylor Nathaniel, baker with T. J. Chadbourue,
dwl 1414 Dupont
Taylor Nellie Mrs., milliner with Mrs. George W.
M. Cowles, dwl 114 Third
Taylor Newton B., clerk, dwl 616 Kearny
Taylor Peter, '{Adams, Blum & Co.) dwl W 8
Howard bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Tavlor Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
TAYLOR ROBERT & CO., metallurgists, W B
Ritch bet Townsend and Kiug
Taylor Robert, (Robert Taylor Sf Co.; dwl 446
" Bartlett
Taylor Robert, drayman with Redington, Hostetter
" & Co., dwl N s Oak bet Buchanan and Webster
TAYLOR ROBERT L., cashier Red Men's Sav-
ings aud Loan Bank, 340 Bush, dwl 1012
Montgomery
Taylor Samuel, seaman, dwl S s Clark nr Drurum
Taylor Samuel J. H., tinsmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwl 409 Folsom
TAY'LOR SAMUEL P., (S. P. Taylor & Co.)
aud supervisor Twelfth Ward, dwl 1022 Mc-
Allister
Taylor Sarah, (widow) dwl 413 Mason
Taylor Sarah R. Miss, music, dwl 1512 Powell
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., proprietors Pioneer Paper
Mill, warehouse 416 Clay
Taylor Stephen, waiter American Exchange
Tavlor Stewart, hostler with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
* dwl 417 Bush
Taylor Sumner J., wharfinger, dwl 210 Austin
Taylor Theophilus, fishdealer, dwl 605 Larkin
Taylor Thomas, (Taylor & Beitdel) dwl 716 Union
Taylor Thomas, laborer with P.MS.S. Co.
Taylor Thomas, master mariner, dwl 338 Ritch
Taylor Thomas, piledriver with E.C.Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Taylor Thomas G., (J. D. Casebolt & Co.) res
Gold Hill, Nevada
Tavlor Tilly Miss, dwl 120 Seventh
Taylor Truman, (Taylor & Moore) dwl 1006
Stockton
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosier*
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
634
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY.
Taylor W. E., surgeon U. S. Navy, dwl Occidental
' Botel
Taylor W. G., (widow) eostumer, 708 Mont
Taylor W. H., 16 Montgomery Block
Taylor William, harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 227 Minna
Taylor William, laborer, bds 304 Beale
Taylor William, painter, dwl 765 Bryant
Taylor William, produce, dwl N s Green bet Hyde
and Larkin
Taylor William, seaman schooner Page, Hatha-
way 'b Wharf
Taylor William, teamster, dwl N s Sierra bet Ken-
tucky and Tennessee
TAYLOR WILLIAM IL, president Risdon Iron
and Locomotive Works, office G Merchants Ex-
change, dwl 535 Sutter
Tavlor William H, metallurgist with R. Taylor &
" Co., dwl 446 Bartlett
Taylor William H, produce, '104 Davis, res Oakland
Taylor William J., special agent St. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Co., dwl 737 Howard
Tavlor William M., (Morse & T.J dwl 641 Mission
Taylor William M., (H. P. Taylor % Co.) dwl
1407 Jackson
Tavlor William S., broker, office 420 Montgomery,
" dwl 124 Turk
Tavlor W. T., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearnv
TAYLOR & BENDEL, (Thomas Taylor and
Hermann Bendcl) wholesale groceries and pro-
visions, 107 and 409 Clay
Taylor <fe Fifield. (Edward W. Taylor and Wil-
liam H. Fijield) attorneys-at-law, office 533
Kearnv
Taylor & Hallett, (John Taylor and Oliver G. Hal-
lelt) wines and liquors, 35 Post
Taylor & Moore, ( Truman Taylor and Justin
Moore J horseradish depot, 53 Occidental Market
Taysen Caroline Miss, chambermaid, 228 Bush
Teague Henry M., clerk with S. E. Herrick, dwl
530 Bush
Teague William, whitener and paperhanger, dwl
405 Clementina
Teahan Matthew; varnisher with Field & Frei, dwl
ll'Freelon
Teal Albert, U. S. Mail Agent S. F. Post Office
Tearney Maurice, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Techau & Gessen, (Jacob R. Techan and Peter
Gessen) oyster saloon, N s Summer nr Kearny
Techan Jacob" R., (Techau & Gessen) dwl 218
Third
Teckelman Francis, hairdresser with A. Creamer,
dwl 12 Lafayette Place
Teckelnburg Charles, carpenter, 343 Third, dwl 356
Third
Tedford Charles J., real estate agent, 539 California,
dwl 101 Powell
Teed Henry, carpenter, dwl 1019 Pacific, rear
Teese Frederick, cigarmaker, dwl 429 Bush
Teese Lewis, real estate, dwl 12 Ellis
TEESE LEW7IS JR., wines and liquors, SE cor
California and Kearny, dwl 323 Kearny
Teidemanu Mary, (widow) dwl 36 Ransch
Teier Henry, laborer, dwl 503 Washington
Teiman Henry, cigarmaker with Cobo, 3Iartinez &.
Co., dwl 702 Harrison
Teimann Henry, drayman, 427 Front, dwl SW cor
Battery and Green
Teirnan James, miner, dwl 210 Pacific
Teirney William, dwl What Cheer House
Teisseire Armand, artist, dwl 544 Bryant
Teitmann August C, grain commission, 1 17 Drurnm
Telfer James W., woodcarver with Bryant, Strahau
&Co. "
Telfer William, blacksmith with Daniel Hughes
dwl 10 Ransch
Tellefson Frank, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Teller John D. P., merchandise broker, office 405
Front, dwl 1510 Folsom
Teller Leonora, (widow) dwl 622£ Lombard
Teller Leonora Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, dwl 622| Lombard
Tellers William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Telles Justin, porter with S. A. Sanderson, dwl
Washington nr Front
Telles William, seaman barkentine Webfoot, dwl
48 Sacramento
TEMPERANCE LEGION, headquarters 231 Sutter
Temple F. P. P., (Merrill, Babcox & Co.) res Los
Angeles
Temple Francis W., stndent Heald's Business Col-
lege, dwl Nucleus House
Temple Jackson, (Haight, T. & Satryer) attorney
at-law, office 320 California
Temple Jane, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 636 Filbert
Temple John A., painter with Wilson &. Moulton,
dwl Virginia nr Washington
Temple R. C, dwl 703 Bush
Temple Rnfus, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Temple William, law student with Williams &
Thornton , dyvl Nucleus House
Templeton Herman, upholsterer with Plum, Bell &
Co., dwl 1406 Fine
TEMPLETON HORACE, (Pacific Lumber and
Mill Co.) office 306 Pine, res Redwood City
Templeton Mary Ann Miss, lodgings, 209 Second
Templeton S. E. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin
Street Primary School, dwl 527 Post
Ten Bosch Nicholas, giainsbipper, office 109 Cali-
fornia, dwl 717 Vallejo
Tence Charles/CW/es Pence & Co.) dwl 1 12 Geary
TENCE CHARLES & CO., (Eugene Huet) im-
porters and jobbers millinery, straw and fancy
goods, 22 Sutter
Tener Isaac W. ReV., pastor Christian Church and
secretary Life Association of America, office
432 Montgomery, dwl 938 Mission
Tennent Edward, laborer S. F. Boiler Works, dwl
6 Polk
Tennent John H, night inspector Custom House,
dwl 504 Third
Tennent Richard, fireman S. F. F. D., dwl 6 Polk
Tennent R. J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearnv
TENNENT THOMAS, chronometer, watch and
mathematical instrumentmaker and agent U. S.
Coast Survey, 508 Battery, dwl 1513 Jackson
Tenney Frank N., shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 22 Turk
Tenney James, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Tenney L. P., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Tenney Richard P., bookkeeper with William Mc-
Coll, dwl NW cor Mission and Twenty-fifth
Tennis Henry, varnisher with J. A. Shaber & Co.,
dwl NE cor Stockton and Francisco
Tennis Thomas, upholsterer with J. A. Shaber &.
Co., dwl 2203 Stockton
Tennis W'illiam, milkwagon, E s Stock nr Francisco
Tensfeld W., dwl 218 Pacific
Tenthorey John P., (J. P. Tenthorey & Co.) dwl
558 Mission
Tenthorey J. P. & Co., (Paul H. Trollict) mac-
caroni and vermicelli manufacturers, 558 Mis-
sion
Tenzer Adolph, freight clerk with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 455 Minna
Teong Wo & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
71 1 Sacramento
Terhune C. P., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Terme Louis, commission agent, dwl 519 Jackson
Terme Louis Mme., costumer, 519 Jackson
Terndrup Thomas, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Terrill Charles C, (Terrill & Slaven) dwl 338
Seventeenth
Terrill J. B., milkman, dwl S s Filbert nr Octavia
Terrill John, shoemaker, dwl 11 Hunt
Terrill Joseph, teamster, dwl 1121 Folsom
Terrill William L., salesman with Dalton & Gray,
dwl 210 Washington
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importer Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
TERR1LL & SLAVEN, ( Charles G. Terrill and
Moses A. SlavenJ carpenters and builders, 336
and 338 Seventeenth
Terris William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Terry Andrew J., millwright, dwl 31 Tehama
Terry Elizabeth, (widow) nurse, dwl 459 Stev
Terry George, clerk with D. N. Eobison & Son,
dwl 222 Washington
Terry James, laborer with Phelps Bros., dwl 459
Stevenson
Terry Joseph T., (J. T. Terry & Go.) dwl 22 Met-
calf Place
TERRY J. T. & CO., (Mark Ezekieh) auction-
eers and commission merchants, 309 and 311
Pine
Terry J. W., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Terrv Liness A., butcher with Feargus Hanson,
dwl 415 Pine
Terry Owen, foreman with Charles E. Haseltine
Terry Thomas, hosemaker with Horatio N. Cook,
dwl S s Broadway nr Van Ness Avenue
Terry William N., sawfiler, 11 Spear, dwl 1121
Greenwich
Terry William W., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Terwilleger Keziah Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 3 Hardie
Place
Terwilliger N. B., (N. B. Terwilliger % Co.) dwl
842 Mission
TERWILLIGER N. B. & CO., (William Jordan)
butter, cheese aud eggs, 50 and 51 Washington
Market
Teschemacher Henry P., real estate, office 523
Montgomery, dwl 2 Park Place nr Folsom
Tesdale Robert, hostler City Stable, dwl 14 Brook
TESMORE SOLOMON, oystersaloon, 57 and 59
California Market, dwl 210 Shotwell
Tessen P., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Tessier Augustus, packer with J. A. Folger & Co.,
dwl W s Mission bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Tessier George, broker, dwl 916 Stockton
Tetlow Samuel, proprietor Bella Union Theater,
805 Kearny, dwl 807 Kearny
Tetreau Cyprian L., sbirtmanufacturer with W. H.
Atkinson, dwl 940 Howard
Tetzen Christian, clerk with R. Feuerstein & Co.,
dwl 2102 Mason
Teubner Gustave, (Teubner Sf Hojfman) dwl 1316
Larkin
Teubner <fc Hoffman, (Gustave Teubner and, Will-
iiim H"[f'man) showcase manufacturers, 537 Cal
Teutonia Restaurant and Lodging House, George H.
Wubber proprietor, 637 and 639 Pacific
Tevis Carter, bookkeeper California Mutual Life
Ins Co., dwl Lick House
Tevis Joshua, attornev-at-law, dwl Lick House
TEVIS LLOYD, (Margin # T.J attorney-at-law
and real estate, office 411 5 California, and Vice
President Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 13!6Taylor
Tevlin John, (Mahoney & T.) dwl W 8 Dolores" bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Tewes Frederick, willow worker with B. Feigeu-
baum, bds Golden Gate Hotel
Tewkslmry Jacob M., physician, office and dwl 519
Third
Tewksbury Marcus R., physician, office and dwl 37
Second
Teyes Manuel. restaurantkeeper, dwl SWcor Dupont
and Broadway
Thackerav William, spinner Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Folsom
Thadioni Antonio, painter, dwl 621 Pacific
Thain Alexander Jr., manufacturing confectioner,
777 Market
Thain Joseph, clerk with Tyler Brothers, dwl 820
Post
Thain Robert A., salesman, 7 Montgomery
Thai Fred, clerk, dwl 526 Geary
Thai Henry H., policeman, dwl 526 Geary
Thai Leon, clerk with A. F. Coleman, dwl 526
Geary
Thaler Conrad, bakery and confectionery, NW cor
O'Farrell and William
Thalia Verein Club, rooms 204 Montgomerv
THANNHAUSER & CO., (Bigmvnd ' M. and
August Than nh miser) commission merchants
and agents Eastern manufacturers, office 308
Sansom
Thannhanser August, (Thannhauser & Co.) dwl
1023 Powell
Thannhauser Sigmund M., (Thannhauser & Go.)
308 Sansom
Tharp E. H. mining, office 436 California
Thatcher Edward C., millhand with Benjamin F.
Gilman, dwl E 8 Mississippi bet Mariposa and
Solauo
Thatcher George, hoxmaker, dwl 28 First
Thatcher Horatio S., driver, 89 California Market,
dwl 508 Market
Thatcher John, boxmaker Union Box Factory
Thau Charles G., seaman, bds 32 Steuart
Thayer Amasa, hatter, dwl NE cor Franklin and
Fulton
Thayer Andrew E., attorney at law, dwl N a
Greenwich bet Montgomery and Sansom
Thayer Asahel, clerk with Hanson & Ackerson,dwl
565 Howard
THAYER BENJAMIN B., manager Apothecaries'
Hall, SE cor New Montgomery and Market,
dwl 413 Bush
Thayer Edward P., barkeeper, 329 Montgomery
Thayer Edward N., actor California Theater, 'dwl
415 Green
Thayer Frank, clerk with William E. Mayhew, dwl
NW cor Howard and Fourth
Thayer Henry, farmer, dwl 520 Sixth
Thayer Herbert P., clerk with Benjamin B. T-hayer,
dwl 23 Post
Thayer I. E., lumber, dwl 1713 Webster
Thayer Moses J. C, carpenter, dwl 1 128 Greenwich
Thayer Russell S., receiver Citv R.R., dwl I 13b Miss
Thayer Silas C. E., (Gedge & T.) dwl 137 Mont
Thayer William, mariner, dwl NW cor Spear aud
Harrison
Thealli Mackell, seaman bark Mary Glover, pier 10
Steuart
Theas Philip, furniture, 1117 Dupont
Theater Comique, Charles Brooks proprietor, 824
Kearny
Theilecker' Margaret, (widow) dwl 810 Folsom
Theisen Adolphine, teacher music, dwl 107 Turk
Theisen Joseph J., picture frames, dwl 107 Turk
Theiss John H., baker, dwl 115 Morton
Theistle Florence, confectioner, dwl 1 14 Morton
Thelen John J., wines and liquors, 769 .Market
Thelen Peter, turner with J. G. II. Meyer, dwl 644
Filbert
Theller Geortre P., dwl 6 Twelfth
THELLER SAMUEL L, real estate agent, office
507 Montgomery, dwl 1607 Taylor
Then Benedict, musician, dwl 10 Qoincy
Theodore Julius, salesman with Joseph Isaac & Co,,
dwl 821 Mission
Theodore Samuel, dwl 821 Mission
Thevenet Eugene, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl 1013 Stockton
Thevenet Rouget, laundry, 1013 Stockton
Thevenot Edmund, carver with Snow & Roos, res
Mayfield
Thibauft Charles, cook with Emil Grisar, dwl
1517 Powell
THIBAULT FREDERICK J., notary public and
commissioner deeds, office 442 California, dwl
931 Jackson
Thihault Joseph, carbuilder S. P. R. R., dwl 742
Sixteenth
Thihault Peter, shoemaker, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Full Assortment of Pipes and Stems.
For Copies of Views of Buildings, Maps, Plans, etc., go to WATKINS', 26 Montg. St.
Thibault Zoe Mrs., housekeeper wilh Euiil Grisar,
dwl 1517 Powell
Thiboll Albeit, baker with E. A. Engelberg, dwl
418 Kearny
Thiebaut Charier, pnperboxmaker with Max Waiz-
man, dwl 37 Fifth Avenue
Thiebaut Hy polite, blacksmith with J. W. Farren,
dwl 37 i Fifth Avenue
Thiel Henry, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 840
Folsom"
Thiel Henry, tailor, 607 Buttery
Thiel John, groceries, cor Sixth and Folsom, dwl 445
Clementina
Thiel John P., clerk, dwl 444J Sixth
T11IELE A. LOUIS, wines and liquors and oyster
Baloon, basement Hayward's Building, 2 Leid-
esdorff, dwl 710 Green
Thiele Emil, physician, office and dwl 756 Folsom
Thiele Ernest, jeweler with Charles Lerame, dwl 3
Mary Lane
Thiele Robert, (Thiele $ JurschJ dwl 911
Union
Thiele & Jurech, (Robert Thiele and Otto JurschJ
cabinetmakers and carpenters, 657 Mission
Thierbach Charles, driver with J. A. Folger &. Co.,
dwl 457 Jessie
Thierbach Julius, butter, eggs and vegetables, 18and
19 Grand Central Market, dwl 457 Jessie
Thieni Julius, dwl 106 Dupont
Thiene Henry, bootmaker with Charles Lester, dwl
32 Steuait
Thiermann William, salesman, 306 Kearny, dwl
719 California
Thies Otto, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Geishak-
er, dwl 128 Clara
Thiese Andrew A., physician, office and dwl 140
Sutter
ThiiiK Albeit F., teamster with Edward Kennedy,
dwl 12 Po.st
Thing John C, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dwl
115 Stockton
Third Street Wharf, foot Third
Thirll Mary, (widow) stewardess steamer Capital,
dwl 1014 Montgomery
Thistleton George, inspector Custom House, dwl
255 Stevenson
Thode Charles J., clerk with Precbt& E^gers, dwl
624 Pacilic
Thode Henning, driver with Gluck &. Hansen, dwl
SE cor Fulton and Webster
Thoene August, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bran-
nan and Sixth
Thoene John, clerk, dwl SW cor Bran and Sixth
Thogode D., laborer with William Kerr, dwl S s
Lombard bet Sanson) and Montgomery
Thogode Henry, ( Thogode & Rohrs J dwl 18 Te-
hama
Thogode John D., laborer, dwl S a Lombard bet
Sansoni and Montgomery
Thogode &, Rohrs, (Henry Thogode and Herman
Rohrs) groceries and liquors, NW cor First and
Tehama
ThoininK Thies, farmer, dwl 228 Bush
Thorn James, calkerP. M. S. S. Co.
Thorn James, laborer with James De La Montanya ,
dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twen-
ty, third
Thorn Wohrden H., (Beckmann & T.J cor Minna
and Ninth
Thomanu Charles, dyeing and scouring, 735 Clay,
dwl 1323 Stockton
Thomann Charles, Jr., dyer with Charles Thomann,
dwl 1323 Stockton
Thomann Frederick, wheelwright, 1053 Market,
dwl 554 Stevenson
Thomann Jacob, shoemaker with George Spanagel
dwl 17 Lafayette Place
Thomas Abraham, laborer with Superintendent Pub-
lic Streets, dwl 24 Dupont
Thomas Andrew, salesman with Tyler Curtis & Co.,
dwl 1 Perry
Thomas Andrew, special policeman, dwl City Front
Hotel
Thomas Andrew J., salesman with S. W. Moore &
Co., dwl 995 Market
Thomas Benjamin, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Thomas Christian, laborer, dwl NE cor Indiana and
Solano
Thomas Charles, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oritiamme
Thomas Charles C, machinist, dwl 426 Folsom
Thomas Charles J., operator Western Union Tel-
egraph, dwl 919 Howard
THOMAS CHARLES W., planing mill, bellows
factory and ore sampling works, 24 and 26 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 611 Pine
Thomas David L., clerk with Charles E. Barry
Thomas David W., barkeeper, dwl 432 Jessie
Thomas Dawson, (colored) shipcarpeuter, dwl 914
Pacilic
Thomas Eben, mariner, dwl Es Valencia nr Ridley
Thomas Edward, engineer with Frances & Valen-
tine, dwl NE cor Leavenworth and Lombard
THOMAS ELEAZER REV., agent Methodist
Book Depository and California Christian Ad-
vocate, office 711 Mission, dwl 720 Mission
Thomas Eliza, (widow) dwl 409 Leavenworth
Thomas Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 202 Sixth
Thomas Ellen Mrs., millinery goods, 214 Fourth
Thomas Eugene, (Henri/ Schroder & Co. J dwl 622
Post
Thomas Evan, second officer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
Thomas Francis, clerk, dwl 431 Sutter,
Thomas Francois, dyeing and scouriny, 731 Wash
Thomas Frank, hairdresser with H. W. Stable, dwl
210 Montgomery
Thomas Frank E., wooddealer, Third Street Wharf,
res Redwood City
Thomas George W., warehousemanager, dwl 916
Bush
Thomas George W., salesman, 520 Kearny, dwl
1027 Sutter
Thomas Harriet Mrs., (colored) dwl 911 Wash
Thomas Henrietta F. Miss, seamstress, 813 Sutter
Thomas Henry, blacksmith with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 10 Oak Avenue
Thomas Henry, cooper with Johu P. Meyer, dwl
305 Union
Thomas Henry E., clerk collector's office, Custom
House, dwl 617 Post
Thomas Herman, tanner with Christian Hellwig,
dwl S s Serpentine Avenue nr Twenty-sixth
Thomas James, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl
27 De Boom
Thomas James, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Thomas James M. , painter with California Chemical
Paint Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Thomas Joel L.. salesman with Waterhouse & Les-
ter, dwl 206 Fifth
Thomas J. Proctor, bookkeeper with George Mor-
row, dwl American Exchange
Thomas John, brassmolder, dwl 27 De Boom
Thomas John, hairdresser, S s Jackson bet Drumm
and Davis, dwl NE cor Drumm and Ore#ou
Thomas John, laborer City and County Hospital
Thomas John, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. John
L. Stephens
Thouv.is John H., glassblower Pacilic Glass Works,
dwl Indiana, Potrero
Thomas John R., seaman, dwl 26 Steu.irt
Thomas Joseph, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Thomas Joseph, cook, 324 Mont, dwl 230 Bush
Thomas Joseph, cook with Deutsch & Co., dwl 424
Dupont
Thomas Joseph, fisherman, dwl Ss Union bet San-
soni and Battery
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
637
Thomas Marie Madame, midwife, dwl 712 Vallejo
Thomas Patrick, plasterer, dwl E 8 Reed nr Clay
Thomas Patrick J., (Mahon, Rapp T.& Go.) dwl
1307 Vallejo
Thomas Reuben W. , master mariner, dwl 606 Fol
Thomas Richard P., (Standard Soap Co. and
Standard Adamantine Candle Company I dwl
629 Post
Thomas Robert, shipbuilder, dwl 543 Second
Thomas Sarah Mrs., upholsteress with Frank G.
Edwards, dwl 1220 Powell
ThomasjSliepherd A., foreman with H. C. Hudson
& Co.,?dwl 2112 Powell
Thomas Stephen, bootmaker, 675 Market, dwl 214
Fourth
Thomas Titus, porter with James W. H. Campbell,
dwl NE cor Montgomery and Broadway
Thomas Uriah B., carpenter, dwl 728 Market
Thomas Victor, cook, Martin's Restaurant
Thomas W. Ford, deputy-clerk and storekeeper,
Custom House, res San Leandro
Thomas William, dwl 1025 Harrison
Thomas William, barkeeper with Garritt H. Hopper,
SE cor Davis and Pacific
Thomas William, carpenter, dwl 27 De Boom
Thomas William, laborer, dwl 45 Jessie
Thomas William, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Thomas William D., agent, dwl E s First Avenue
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Thomas William G., (colored) steward with P.M.S.S.
Co., dwl 125 Silver
Thomas William H., tinsmith with Brittanjlolbrook
& Co., dwl E s First Avenue bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Thomas & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 419
Commercial
Thomasou Auguste, laborer, dwl 734 Vallejo
Thomason Edwin R. , supt. City Paving Co., dwl
16 Verona Place
Thomason John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Rear
Thomen Henry, merchant, dwl 627 Commercial
Thomet E. N., hatter, dwl 126 Morton
Thomford Henry A., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Powell and Filbert
Thompson , laborer, dwl SW cor Second and
Tehama
Thompson A., compositor California Demokrat, dwl
627 Commercial
Thompson Abraham, dwl 136 Sutter
Thompson Albert, carpenter and joiner, dwl 307
Tehama
Thompson Alexander, cartman, dwl 628 Geary,
rear
Thompson Alexander, laborer, dwl 103 Folsom
Thompson Alexander, seaman Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S.S. Liue
Thompson Alexander, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Thompson Andrew, fishermau, dwl S 8 Oregon bet
Drumm and Davis
Thompson Andrew, mason, dwl Dolores bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Thompson Anna B., (widow) nurse San Francisco
Female Hospital, dwl 917 Clay
Thompson Annie Miss, domestic, dwl 918 Larkin
Thompson Austin M., real estate agent, dwl 720
Lombard
Thompson A. W., attorney-at-law, office 522 Mont-
gomery, dwl 127 Kearny
THOMPSON BROTHERS, (Thomas and Thorn-
ton) proprietors Eureka Foundry, 129 and 131
Beale
Thompson Charles, butcher with Harvey Hall, dwl
423 East
Thompson Charles, cook mate barkentine Eureka,
pier 9 Steuart
Thompson Charles, laborer, dwl SW cor Second and
Tehama
Thompson Charles, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Thompson Charles, machinist, dwl S s Page bet
Laguna and Buchanan
Thompson Charles, mate brig Araaro, 1 Howard
Thompson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Thompson Charles, seaman, dwl NW cor Jackson
and Drumm
Thompson Charlee A., teamster with Lewis Albert
& Co., dwl 33 Bitch
Thompson Charles M., mariner, dwl US Perry
Thompson D.&Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
625 Dirpont
Thompson David, laborer with W. T. Garrett & Co.
THOMPSON D. W. C, cashier Cal. TniBt Co.,
office 421 California, res Oakland
Thompson E. P., (widow) dwl 257 Stevenson
Thompson Emily Mrs., artist with Selleck & Fisher,
dwl 415 Montgomery
Thompson E. T., brickmaker, dwl N s Santa Clara
bet Hampshire and York
Thompson F. F., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kear
Thompson Francis M., night yardmaster Cent. P.
R. R., dwl 4381 Brannan
Thompson Frederick, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Thompson George, blacksmith, dwl 521 Vallejo
Thompson George, blacksmith, dwl 783 Market
Thompson George, mariner, dwl 1816 Powell
Thompson George, polisher with Hubash & Kutz,
dwl 6091 Howard
Thompson George, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Thompson George C, proprietor Union Soda Works,
526 Union, dwl 527 Union
Thompson George F., master mariner, dwl 15 \
Clinton
THOMPSON G. HOWARD, civil engineer and
surveyor, (and Fitzhngk, T. & (Jo., real es-
tate agents) office 306 Mont, dwl 1616 Cal
Thompson Gildea, ganger, dwl Fifteenth Av nr
Railroad Avenue
Thompson Hans, master mariner, dwl 228 Ritch
Thompson Hartwell C.,foremau Spirit of the Times,
dwl 321 1 Union
Thompson Helen Miss., vice-principal Rincon Gram-
mar School, dwl 16 Perry
Thompson Henry, clerk, dwl J 47 Third
Thompson Henry, cook New York Bakery, dwl N
8 Caroline Place
Thompson Henry, decorator with W. G. Weir
Thompson Hemv, porter with William J. Heney
& Co., 725 Market
Thompson Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Thompson Henry, seaman, dwl 411 Drumm
Thompson Henry D., actor Bella Union Theater,
dwl 1112 Kearny
Thompson Hester A., cook, dwl 1023 Pacific
Thompson I. D., liquor dealer, dwl 360 Jessie
Thompson Ida Miss,' compositor Women's Coopera-
tive Union, dwl321| Union
THOMPSON ISAAC H., agent Nevada Ice Co.,
office 110 and 112 Washington
Thompson Jacob, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Thompson James, bricklayer, dwl 1046 Howard
Thompson James, foreman, dwl 408 Bush
Thompson James, laborer, dwl 114 Sacramento
Thompson James, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 225
Eighth, rear
Thompson James, plasterer, dwl 236 Sutter
Thompson James, seaman stmr Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Thompson James Alden, bookkeeper with Sather &
Co., dwl 534 Bush
Thompson James M., porter with J. S. Wall & Co.,
dwl W s Sansom net Union and Alta
Thompson James M., stockdealer, office 406 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1017 Howard
Thompson* Jennie Miss, actress California Theater,
dwl 224 Kearny
Thompson Jennie H., (colored) seamstress, dwl 1
Adona Place
Thompson J. M., merchant, dwl 701 Howard
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
638
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
Thompson John, artesian well borer, office and dwl
435 Pine
Thompson John, cabinetmaker with Kragen &
Geishaker, dwl (ill Pacific
Thompson John, cook ship Lookout, Rincon St.
Wharf
Thompson Jobft, cooper, dwl Irving House
Thompson John, drayman with T. H. Hatch & Co.,
dwl 2^ Stevenson
Thompson John, drayman, NE cor Mission and
Steuart, dwl W s "Montgomery bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Thompson John, engineer with Wood Preserving
Oo., dwl Mi Minna
Thompson John, longshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery
Thompson John, machinist with David Stoddart,
dwl 14 Tehama
Thompson John, printer with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 2003 Larkin
Thompson John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Thompson John, teamster with Whitney & Freese
Thompson John, waiter with John Anderson, dwl
558 Natoma
Thompson John B., calker, dwl 54 First
Thompson John D., clerk Merchants' Exchange
Ass'n, dwl 44 Merchants' Exchange
Thompson John F., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Thompson John H., printer with John Wallace, dwl
Lai kin bet Union and Green
Thompson John S., stevedore, dwl 120 Freelon,
rear
Thompson Joseph, brass finisher, dwl San Francis-
co Hotel
Thompson Joseph P., real estate, office 523 Mont-
gomery, dwi Union Club
Thompson J. W., mining, dwl 424 Sansom
Thompson Lawreuce, longshoreman with Charles
E. Haseliine
Thompson Lotta Mrs., bookfolder, dwl 765 Mission
Thompson Lucius, ( W. K. Vanderslice & Co. J dwl
1023 Washington
Thompson Maria, (widow) dwl 21 Moss
Thompson Maria, (widow) dwl 1114 Powell
Thompson Maria Mrs., dwl 522 Filbert
Thompson Marie, (widow) dwl 417 Eddy
Thompson Mary D., (widow) dwl 3 Raphael Place
Thompson Mitta Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove
Factory, dwl Market bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Thompson M. T.,( widow) furnished rooms, 534 Bush
Thompson Nicholas, teamster, dwl NE cor Church
and Twenty -fourth
Thompson Oscar A., carpenter, dwl 1023 Hyde
Thompson Peter, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Thompson Peter, laborer, dwl 236 Sutter
Thompson Peter, laborer with Gracier & Johnson,
dwl 230 Mission
Thompson Peter, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Thompson Peter, wood sawyer, dwl 223 Post
Thompson Philip, mariner, dwl 10 O'Farrell
THOMPSON R, attorney-at-law, office 76 Mont
Block, dwl 109 Leavenworth
Thompson R. Aug., reporter Supreme Court, office
603 Washington, dwl 1002 Natoma
Thompson Richard, laborer, dwl 27 OFarrell
Thompson Richard, mate N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Idaho
Thompson Richard, messenger with Wells, Fargo &
Thompson Robert, baker, dwl 1138 Folsom
Thompson Robert, carpenter with P.M.S.S.Co.
Thompson Robert, clerk with J. C. Merrill &. Co
dwl 2019 Missiou
Thompson Robert, laborer, dwl 14 Freelon
Thompson Robert, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 1138 Folsom
Thompson Robert, seaman bark Northwest, pier 1
Steuart
Thompson Robert A., coaldealer, dwl 409 Minna
Thompson Rufus W., superintendent Smelting
Works, North Beach
Thompson Samuel, machinist Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 421 Folsom
Thompson S. B., carpenter, dwl 1250 Turk
Thompson Stephen, shoemaker, dwl 162 First,
Thompson Thomas, ( Thompson Bros.) dwl SE cor
Turk and Devisadero
Thompson Thomas, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
Thompson Thomas, longshoreman, dwl Oriental
Hotel
Thompson Thomas, mariner, dwl 1816 Powell
Thompson Thomas, night watchman, dwl 515 Sac
Thompson Thomas, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Thompson Thomas, steward Metropolitan Restau-
aut, dwl 68 Natoma
Thompson Thomas, surveyor, dwl 132 Steuart
Thompson Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Thompson Thomas S., carpenter, dwl 21 Stevenson
Thompson Thornton, ( ThompsonBros.j dwl E s Al-
abama nr Twenty -fifth
Thompson William, boarding, 112 Pacific
Thompdon William, boarding, 919 Batterv
Thompson Vf\\\\sm,( Schmidt <$• T.J dwl"634 Geary
Thompson William, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir,
dwl cor Taylor and Lincoln
Thompson William, capitalist, dwl 137 Montgomery
Thompson William, cook with Thomas F. Neagle,
dwl junction Market and Valencia
Thompson William, laborer with Charles E. Hasel-
tiue, 36 Steuart
Thompson William, machinist, dwl Irving House
Thompson William, rnoroceofinisher, dwl 6 Dora
Thompson William, peddler, dwl 710 Kearny
Thompson William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Thompson William, real estate, dwl San Jose Road,
opp St. Mary's College
Thompson William, seaman bark Monitor, pier 9
Steuart
Thompson William, seaman steamer Monterey,
Washington Street Wharf
Thompson William, shoemaker, dwl 159 Minna
Thompson William Jr., real estate, office 430 Mont
Thompson William B., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Thompson William B..varnisher with Chr.Sehreiber
& Co., dwl 1330 Washington
Thompson William D., with George C. Thompson,
dwl 527 Union
Thompson Wihiam H., (colored) bootblack, 630
Kearny, dwl Clinton Place nr Sacramento
Thompson William H., caterer steamer Capitol, dwl
606 Shotwell
Thompson William H., clerk with S. B. Thompson,
dwl 1250 Turk
Thompson William J., laborer with Locke & Mon-
tague, dwl NW cor Sierra and Kentucky
Thompson William J., carpenter, dwl 1710 Polk
Thompson William J., calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Thompson William N., superintendent New Idria
Mine, dwl 521 Folsom
Thompson W. S., skating rink, 617 Howard, dwl
N s Liberty bet Guerrero and Valencia
Thorns J., (widow) furnished rooms, 216 Stevenson
Thomsen Andrew, seaman ship Lookout, Riucon
Wharf
Thomsen Christian, boatman, dwl 22 Stanford
Thomsen Fiederick, laborer, dwl 1823 Stockton
Thomsen N. L., homoeopathic physician, office and
dwl 1117 Folsom
Thomsen Theodore, mate brig Lucy Ann, pier 9
Steuart
Thomson Alexander, cigars and tobacco, cor Wash-
ington and Custom House Place
Thomson Charles E., mastermariner, dwl 660
Bryant
Thomson Henry, boatman, dwl 336 Vallejo
Thomson Hermann, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [XJ DIRECTORY
639
THOMSON H. W., Bulletin editorial rooms, dwl
32 Fourth
Thomson J., printer, dwl 627 Commercial
Thomson James, carriagemaker with Kimball Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 2J Moss
THOMSON JAMES S., secretary Industrial School
Department, office 11 City Hall, second tloor,
res Oakland
Thomson John, cabinetmaker, dwl 28£ Welsh
Thomson Jurgen, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Thomson Malcolm, liquor saloon, 21 Pacific
Thomson Mutiroe, dwl 1027 Hyde
Thomson Thomas, artesian wellborer, dwl 262 Clem
Thomson W., watchman steamer Donald, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Thomson William, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
DeBoom nr Second
Thomas William, seaman, dwl 45 DeBoom
Thomson William O., ironer Occidental Laundry,
dwl Vallejo bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue
Thon Christopher, carpenter, dwl 25 Folsom Avenue
Thor Charles, furrier with Adolpli Muller, dwl cor
Austin and Polk
Thore Frederick J., master schooner Golden Gate,
dwl ".'0 Frederick
Thorin Louis, restaurant, 25 Third, dwl N s Jessie
nr Third
Thormahlen Hinrich, tobacco and cigars, SW cor
First and Howard
Thorn Charles, coremaker Golden State Iron Works,
dwl 106 Bernard, rear
Thorn Edgar V., (J. B. Whitney & Co. J dwl 910±
Harrison
Thorn Jacob, laborer, dwl 406 Clementina
Thornburgh Morgan K., (John Ziegenbein, & Co. J
dwl SW cor Bryant and Clinton
Thornbuiy John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Sierra nr Maryland
Thorndyke Fannie E., dressmaker with Mrs. H. L.
Pre'ble, dwl Niautic Hotel
Thorne Charles, teamster with D.A. & J. McKinley,
dwl Market St. Wharf
THORNE ISAAC N., attorney at law, office 605
Clay, dwl NW cor Seventeenth and Howard
Thorne .lean, shoemaker, dwl W s Haven Place
Thorne Joseph, laborer, dwl 1009 Kearny
Thorne Mary Mrs., saleswoman, 116 Montgomery,
dwl 815 Mission
Thorne William H., carpenter, dwl 14 Harlan Place
Thornhill Joseph, builder, 1612 Mason
Thornikel Christopher, driver, 9 Occidental Market
Thornton Abel, boarding, 109 Oak
Thornton Henry, shoemaker with M. Guerin & Son,
dwl Vallejo bet Leavenworth and Jones
Thornton Henry, salesman, 618 Market, dwl 100 J
Second
Thornton Henry I., attorney at law, dwl 116 Eddy
Thornton James D., (Williams & T .) attorney at
law, office 8 and 10 Exchange Building, dwl
613 Ellis
Thornton John Mrs., dwl 220 Minna
Thornton Michael, laborer, dwl 117 Vallejo
Thornton Michael, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 36 Steuart
Thornton Owen, clerk, dwl 1203 Bush
Thornton Ruth, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 600 Jones
Thornton Smmel K., salesman with Parker, Watt
sou & Co., dwl Es Howard bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Thornquist Charles, mastermariner, dwl E s Bry-
ant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Thorp Joseph, carpenter H C. League, 230 Kearny
Thorp Samuel, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Thorpe Andrew, bookkeeper with H.F.Williams
& Co., dwl 35 South Park
Thorpe Edwin, workman T. H. Selby & Co.'s Smelt-
ing Works, North Beach
Thorpe E. L., engineer, dwl 424 Sansom
Thorpe Robert, bootfitter, dwl 519 Stevenson
Thorsen Swen, seaman, dwl 531 East.
Thouney Leon, shoemaker, 841 Pacific
Thourot F., shoemaker with F. X. Kast, dwl 22 St.
Charles Place
Thrall Fred., porter with State Investment and Ins.
Co.. 409 California
Thrall H. H.. surgeon-dentist, office 219 Kearny,
dwl 1111 Market
Thrasher I. P., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Throckmorton Samuel R., real estate, office 403
California, dwl 515 Post
Throckmorton Samuel R. Jr., aid U. S. Coast Sur-
vey, dwl 515 Post
Thule Julius, clerk with Kaskell Bros., dwl 32 Third
Thumler Henry, shoemaker, 10 Front
Thumler Hermann, shoemaker, 6 Sac, dwl 14 Sten
Thumstadter William, upholsterer with Jacob
Schreiber, dwl 728 Harrison
Tinnier Charles, showcasemaker with Teubner &
Hoffman, 537 California
Thurber Emor, (Moran Jj- T.J dwl 1505 Folsom
Thurher Royal, brakeman, dwl 652 Market
Thurman John W., crusher and sampler ores, 413
and 415 Mission, res Oakland
Thurnauer William, (Thnrnauer & ZinnJ res Ba-
varia, Germany
THURNAUER & ZINN, (William Thurnauer
and Henry ZinnJ importers and manufacturers
wood and willowware, baskets, fancygoods,
toys, etc., 119 Battery
Thurston Charles F., coachdriver American Ex-
change, dwl 107 Natoma
Thurston Charles M., contractor, dwl 7 Gilbert
Thurston Edwin R., clerk with D. A. & J. McKinley,
dwl 328 Geary
Thurston George P., secretary Asphaltum Pressure
Pipe Co., office 315 California, dwl 534 Bush
Thurston Gustave Mrs., lodgings, 57 Jessie
Thurston Mars, expressman, dwl 39 Jackson
Thurston Nathan S.. merchant, dwl 321 Third
Thurston Si rah E. Miss, teacher Powell Street Pri-
mary School
Thurston S. W., dwl What Cheer House
Thwaites Joseph, photographic gallery, 606 Kearny,
dwl 314 Bush
Thwing E. V., bookkeeper Manhattan Life Insur-
ance Co., dwl 131 Montgomery
Thwing William L., (Alfred S. Moore # Co. J dwl
131 Montgomery
Thves John B., proprietor Folsom Hotel, 1135 Fol
Tiaffy Albert, butcher with Amand Decourtieux,
dwl 737 Washington
Tibbals Madame, haircurling, dwl 320 Kearny
Tihbets Isaiah, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Tibbetts Mark, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Tibbey A. S., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.,
dwl 527 Green
Tibbey Charles J., teacher Industrial School, dwl
1719 Leavenworth
Tibbey E.lney S., (Child & T.J dwl 1112 Bush
Tibbey E. M. Miss, vice-principal Broadway Gram-
mar School, dwl 527 Green
Tibbey Emily F. Miss, teacher Colored School, dwl
527 Green
TIBBEY HEXRY S., notary public, office 604
Montgomery, dwl 527 Green
Tibbey M. A., (widow) dwl 527 Green
Tibbits Burke, distiller, dwl S s Greenwich bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Tibbits Jane, (widow) dwl 14 Ellis
Tibbits Lyman C, bookkeeper with A. H. Todd,
dwl 231 Stevenson
Tibbits Maurice, liquor saloon, 773 Market, dwl 783
Market
Tibbits Stephen M., physician, office and dwl 931
Howard
Tice Henry M., (Btratton & T.J dwl E s Harrison
nr Sixteenth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hat3 and Trimmings.
None but the be3t Photograpb.3 are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
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SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
Tice Lewis, jnnkdealer, dwl S s Silver Av nr Hale
Tichenor Albeit M., porter with Spruance, Stanley
& Co., dwl Old San Jose" Road bet Twenty -
Eighth and Twenty-ninth
TICHENOR H. B. &* CO., ( Robert G. Byxbce)
lumber dealers, Navarro Mills Packets, and
agents Los Angeles and San Pedro R. R. Co.,
42 Market
Tichenor Henry B., (H. B. Tichenor & Co.] dwl
427 Second
Tichenor Stephen J., (Keely & T.) dwl 1617 Clay
Tichenor William K., clerk, 413 Montgomery, dwl
Old San Jose Road nr Twenty-ninth
Tichner Mina, (widow) dwl 109 Turk
Tichnor John, painter, dwl 52 Minna
Ticino Hotel, Morganti & Zauoui, proprietors, 716
Pacific
Tidball Alexander S., artist, dwl 719 Ellis
Tidball Scott, commissioner Lnguna Survey, office
603 Washington, dwl 719 Ellis
Tidd Charles, carpenter, dwl 7 Vincent nr Green
Tiddens Sarah, (widow) dwl 1590i Bush
Tidds Charles, laborer with Whitney St Freese
TIDE LAND COMMISSIONERS, (Board of)
office SW cor Clay and Kearny
Tide Land Reclamation Co., office 411^ California
Tideman Ludwig, bookkeeper with Macfarlane,
Blair & Co., dwl 331 Geary
Tie Sang Tong, (Chinese) drugs and medicines, 929
Dupont
Tiede Leopold, (Poslel $ T.J dwl 704 Vallejo
Tiedeman Charles, laborer with Whitney St. Freese
Tiedemann Henry H., confectionery, 120 Taylor
Tiedemann John F., porter, 320 Pine
TIEDEMANN MARTIN, groceries and liquors,
SW cor Polk and Hayes
Tieney Thomas, laborer Point Lobos road, dwl N s
Point Lobos road
Tienken Bernhard, groceries and liquors, 725 Jack-
son, dwl 9J3 Dupont
Tierman John, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth
& Co.
Tiernan John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Tiernan Michael, laborer, dwl 110| Freelon, rear
Tiernan Patrick, dwl 14 Harlan Place
Tiernan Patrick, laborer, dwl 516 Mission
Tiernan Patrick H.. shipbuilder, cor Kentucky and
Santa Clara, dwl SWcor Solano and Minnesota
Tiernan Richard, (Richard Tiernan # Co.) dwl
W s First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Tiernan Richard St Co., wood and coal, E s Mission
nr Twenty -second
Tieruan William, shipcarpenter, dwl 19 Fifth Av
Tierney Bernard, assistant foreman Omnibus R. R.
stable, dwl 13 Clara
Tierney Brothers, (James and John) liquor saloon,
211 Sansoui
Tierney David, laborer, dwl 1 Zoe Place
Tiernev Edward, varuisher with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 161 Clara
Tierney James, (Tierney Bros.) dwl 211 Sansom
Tierney James, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Mont
and Sansom
Tierney James, upholsterer with J. E. Dixon, dwl
317 Tehama
Tierney John, (Tierney Bros.) dwl 205 Sansom
Tierney John, picture dealer, dwl 160 Clara
Tierney John P., framemaker with Kenny & Co.,
dwl 213 Fourth
Tierney Martin, calker with Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 13 Minna
Tierney Martin, teamster with Kershaw &. Twing,
dwl 7 Natonia
Tierney Mary, (widow) laundress, 318 Pacific, rear
Tierney Michael, currier, dwl 426 Shotwell, rear
Tierney Michael, porter with Nelson & Doble, dwl
9 Freelon
Tierney Patrick. boilermaker Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 13 Clara
Tierney Patrick, laborer, dwl 916 Mont, rear
Tierney Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Twentieth bet
Dolores and Church
Tierney Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &.
Co., 14 Howard
Tierney Patrick, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
California
Tierney Philip, teamster, dwl 113 Shipley, rear
Tierney Thomas, hackman, Plaza, dwl 722 Brannan
Tierney Thomas, laborer, dwl 525 Tehama
Tierney Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Sansom bet
Green and Union
Tierney Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 24 Fol-
som Avenue
Tierney Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 307
Freelon
Tierney Thomas, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
36 Stenart
Tiernev Thomas, with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 531
O'Farrell
Tierney Thomas, waiter, dwl 210 Pacific
Tierney Thomas E., miner, dwl 814 Sansom
Tierney William, cooper, dwl 562 Mission
Tierney William, marblecutter with J. F. Sharkey,
dwl Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansoui
Tierney — See Tearney
Tieroff Augustus, groceries and liquors,llJ8 Kearny
Tietgen John, tanner, dwl NW cor Lombard and
Franklin
Tietgen John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Brannan and Ritch
Tietjen Albert, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Tietjen Died rich W., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Battery and Pacific
Tietjen Ernst, seaman, dwl 132 Stenart
TIETJEN HENRY, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Leavenworth and Broadway
Tietjen Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Eureka
and Alms House Road
Tietjen Henry, liquor saloon, 913 Kearny
Tietjen John, carbuilder Southern P. R. R., dwl E s
Mission bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Tietjen John, clerk with John Meyn, dwl 20 Everett
Tietjen John H., (Model & T.) dwl NE cor How-
ard and Spear
Tietjen Martin, clerk with John F. Ortmann, dwl 815
Jackson
Tietjen Martin, clerk -with Henry Tietjen, SW cor
Leavenworth and Broadway
Tietjen Richard, driver with Kleinclaus, Fauss &
Co., dwl SE cor Howard and Nineteenth
Tietjen S. Frederick, barkeeper, 1J7 Beale, dwl 7
Stevenson
Tietjen William, expresswagon, NW cor Clay and
Front, dwl NW cor Bush and Powell
Tietz Charles, laborer, dwl 228 Mission
Tietzen Paul, barkeeper with Martin Holje, dwl
NE cor Ninth and Brannan
Tiffany Abraham, candy vendor steamer El Capitan,
dwl 210 Washington
Tiffany Ernest, cellar man, dwl 715 Green
Tiffany Harry, dwl 921 Pacific
Tiffany Owen, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 1233 Union
Tiffany Robert J., office 627 Washington, dwl 25
Prospect Place
Tifft Edward W., architect and builder, dwl 626
Jessie
Tifft Marvin, broker, dwl 60 Steuart
Tighe Charles, laborer, dwl 170 Minna, rear
Tighe Francis, waiter, dwl 1 McCormack
Tighe James P., salesman, 634 Market, dwl NW
cor New Montgomery and Mission
Tighe John, attorney-at-law, dwl 15 Union Place
Tilden Charles L., carpenter, 8 Quincy, dwl 12
Quincy
Tilden George A., clerk with George S. Haskell,
dwl 604 Grove
Tilden Harmon J., (Tilden & Wilson) dwl W 8
Dolores bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
641
Tilden H. N., merchant, office 221 Clay, dwl 119
Mason
Tilden J. B., mariner, dwl 1407 Jones
Tilden Joseph, broker, dwl 122 Taylor
Tilden Samuel, trimmer Union Box Factory, dwl
808 Third
TILDEN & WILSON, (H. J. Tilden and T. K.
Wilson) attorneys at law, office 533 Kearny
Tilford Frank, wood and gravel, Channel bet
Fourth and Fifth, dwl 2019 Masou
Tilgner Francis, proprietor Pioneer Malt Bouse, E
s Stockton nr Francisco, dwl 212 Francisco
Tiling Annie, (widow) dwl 803 Geary
Tilley Charles B., salesman with Wellman, Peck&,
Co., dwl VV s Fillmore bet Bush and Pine
Tilley William J., salesman with Wellman, Peck &
Co., dwl 1 634 Sacramento
TILLINGHAST BROTHERS, (William H. and
Thomas D.J general agents North British and
Mercantile Ins. Co., office 224 Sansom
Tillinghast Thomas D., ( Tillinghast Bros.) dwl
6:j3 Powell
TILLINGHAST WILLIAM H., manager Bank
British Columbia, (and Tillinghast Bros. J of-
fice 224 Sansom, dwl 623 Powell
Tillman Adolphus P., machinist, dwl SW cor Ma-
son and Green
Tillman Augustus, saddlery and harness,710 Mission,
dwl 313 Minna
Tillman Francis, agent Tilton and McFarland's
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, 318 Battery,
dwl 313 Sutter
Tillman Martha, (widow) dwl 206 Stockton
Tillman Mary E., (widow) dwl SW cor Mason and
Green
Tillman Thomas, (colored) whitewasher, dwl 116
Virginia
Tillman" William J., porter, 216 Battery, dwl 426A,
Shotwell
Tillson Anson T., carpenter with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 73 Shipley
Tillson Charles, housepainter, 21 Geary, dwl 37
Bitch, rear
Tillson Frederick M., machine operator with Buck-
ingham &. Hecht, dwl 16 Lilly
Tilly Charles, stationer, dwl E s Fillmore bet Pine
and Bush
Tilly James F., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Tilsou J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Tilsou Joseph, baker, dwl 20 Everett
Tilt Frederick, captain yacht Zoe Williams, dwl cor
Steamboat Pier and Long Bridge
Tilton Charles, clerk with Maylield & Co., dwl 31
Eddy
Tilton Charles S., deputy surveyor City and County,
dwl S s Filbert bet Scott and Pierce
TILTON STEPHEN S., real estate, office 302
Mont, dwl S s Filbert bet Pierce and Scott
Timlin James, harnessmaker, dwl 20 Louisa
Timlin J. J., shoemaker, dwl 137 Montgomery
Timloch Henry, shoemaker with Charles Lester,
dwl 12 Steuart
Timmings Francis, plasterer, dwl 214 Sixth
Timmins John, printer, dwl 544 Howard
Timmons Patrick, driver with A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl
E 8 Bartol nr Vallejo
Timney Ellen, (widow) dwl 596 Stevenson
Tin Hop Co., (Chinese) butchers, 1000 Dupont
Tin Wo Tong & Co. , (Chinese) drugs and medi-
cines, 805 Washington
Tin Youk & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 726 Sac
Tindall James, laborer, dwl 30 Welsh
Tingley Bedford A., machinist Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Tingley G. B. Mrs., dwl 27 Hawthorne
Tingley George M., inspector Custom House, dwl
27 Hawthorne
Tingley Xenophon D., teacher Industrial School
Tingman John H., bookkeeper, 17 Front, dwl 864
Mission
Tinklater James, seaman brig Orient, 1 Howard
Tinknm Charles, brewer, dwl E a Capp bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Tinnemann Louis, confectioner, dwl 114 Morton
Tiuney William 11., (colored) steamship steward,
dwl 406 Clementina
Tiphaine Ernest, porter with Roth &. Videau, dwl
614 Green
Tippett Charles L., real estate, dwl 702 California
Tippeit J E., clerk with Henry G. Langley, 612 Clay
Tiner Edonardt, drayman, dwl 1213 Powell
Tirncke Fritz, laborer, dwl 728 Market
TIRRELL C. & P. II. & CO., (Henry Edwards J
importers and manufs boots and shoes, 419 Clay
Tirrell Cyrus, (G. & P. H. Tin ell A Co.) res
South Weymouth, Mass.
Tirrell Ira, laundrymau S. F. Laundry, dwl NW
cor Fillmore and Turk
Tirrell P. H., (V. <& P. H. Tirrell $■ Go.) res Boston
Tirrell — See Terrell and Turrell
Thrill Jerome 15., dairyman, dwl 1219 Sacramento
Tiseher Carl, liquor saloon, 8 Front
Tisdall Edward W., bookkeeper Occidental Hotel
Tishler George, dwl 218 Sixth
Tishler H. Mrs., dressmaker, 218 Sixth
Tisuado Antonio, cigarmaker with C. C. Diez, dwl
2 Dupont Place
Tisuado Modesto, cigarmaker with C. C. Diez, dwl
Hinckley nr Kearny
Tissot Jean, shoemaker, dwl 532 Broadway
Tissot Jerome J., lithographic printer with A. L.
Bancroft & Co., dwl 233 Clara
Titcomb Albert C, (TUcomb & Williams) dwl 531
Bush
Titcomb Elizabeth, (widow) furnished rooms, 107
O'Farrell
Titcomb Jeremy W., waiter, 612 Market, dwl NW
cor Stockton and Clay
Titcomb John II., attorney at law, office 637 Kearnv,
dwl 314 Bush
Titcomb John W., clerk, dwl 410 O'Farrell
TITCOMB & WILLIAMS, (Albert C. Titcomb
and George H. Williams) importers and whole-
sale dealers watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc.,
240 Montgomery
Titman John, sawyer with Kragen <fe Geishaker
Tittel Albert, jeweler with Koehler & Bitter, dwl
509 Stockton
Tittel Augusta, (widow) dwl W s First Av bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Tittel Charles, bricklayer, dwl 509 Stockton
Tittel Ernest, with 'Carlos F. Gleiu, dwl 509
Stockton
Tittel Frederick G. E., real estate, office 303 Kear-
ny, dwl 113 Oak
Tittel's Hall, (now Anthony Hall) 417 Bush
Tittel's Row, W s Clara Lane bet Bush and Sutter
Tittemore M. A. Miss, housekeeper American Ex-
change
Tittle Ernest, molder, dwl 54 First
Titus Frederick J., salesmau, 200 Sansom, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Titus John, bookbinder with A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl Tehama nr Third
Tneary Michael, pailmaker with E. K. Howes &
Co., dwl 5 Cleaveland
Tobbenboske Hermann, (Schmidt # T.) dwl SW
cor Second and Market
Tobbenboske J. Henry, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Second and Howard
Tobey Albert R., ( Tobey & Parker) dwl 28 Hamp-
ton Place
Tobey Curtis, manufacturers' agent, 37 Merchants'
Exchange
Tobey John, laborer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Tobey J. W. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Keamy
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom St.,
41
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
WATKINS' YO-SEiTITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [X] DIRECTORY
W. H. Mrs., saleswoman with Wilcox &
- S.M.C'o.. dwl 734 Sixteenth
William H , compositor Alta California, dwl
557 Howard
Tobey ft Albert R. Tobey and Francis
Parker J nianufrsrnstie window shades. "210 First
Tobelmann Frederick, clerk with Andrew Himmel-
nianu, dwl 308 OFarrell
Tobelmann Henry, groceries and liquors, BW cor
First and Natoma
Tobias Jacob, merchant. L^s Angeles, dwl -161 Clem
Tobias Louis, clerk. -3 ■ 31 rntgi 'tnerv. dwl 42 3Ioss
Tobias Marks, tailor, dwl 42 M n
Jean, cork merchant, dwl 734 Yallejo
TOBIN. DAYI8SON ft DO., /Thomas Tobin,
Robert G. Darisson. Samuel S. Pomroy. John ]
Gnjftn and Robert Dixon) importers and job-
bers fancy and millinery goods, NW cor San-
Bom and Sutter
Tobin David, longshoreman with Charles E. Hasel-
tine. 36 Stenart
Tobin Dennis, com merchant, dwl 911 Geary
Tobin Edward, laborer, dwl 516 Howard
1 James, real estate, dwl UOMaaon
Tobia John, dwl 516 Howard
T bin 3 hn, dver Mission and Pacific Woolen Milk
Tobin John, laborer, dwl 409 Maiu
Tobin John, laborer, dwl E s Twelfth bet Folsom
and Howard
Tobin John, piledriver with E.G. Boobar it Co., 14
Howard
Tobin John, shoemaker. 1021 Market
TOBIN .TOHNH.. merchant tailor. 114 Montgom-
ery, dwl Occidental Hotel
Tobin Jol n W., varniaber with George O.Whitney
ft C ., dwl 436 Minna
T M urice. dwl cor Polk and Broadway
T"b:n Michael, waiter, dwl X s Brannannr Second
Miles T.. baker, 1003 Fols-.m
Tobin Morris, laborer with Dana Jc Codington, dwl
516 Howard
I .trick, boottreer with Mason <t Taylor, dwl
Columbia bet Twenty-eitrhth and Twenty-ninth
Tobin Patrick, laborer, dwl 8 Minna
Tobin Patrick, laborer, dwl 516 Howard
Tobin Patrick, waiter Lick House
Tobin Patrick, wines and liquors. 535 First
TOBIN BI< 'HARD, attorney-at-law. office NE eor
?t aud Montgomery, dwl Si.
and California .
Tobin Richard, farmer, dwl 436 Minna
Tobin Richard, farmer, Ocean House Road nr Ocean
House
Tobin Richard, laborer, dwl E s Clinton bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Tobin Richard, laborer S. F. Gas, Co., dwl 516
Howard
Tobin Richard, porter, 309 Sansom
Tobin Richard Jr., farmer, dwl 436 Minna
Tobin Richard C, 'Kennedy & T.j dwl 526 Pine
Tobin Thomas, (Tobin, Dacisson & Co.) dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Tobin Thomas, brick dealer, Market Street Wharf.
dwl 911 Geary
Tobin Thomas, porter Banking Department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 55-8 Bryant
Tobin Thomas, varnisher with* L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 436 Minna
Tobin William A., nurse Citv and Conntv Hospital
Tobriner Matthew, bookkeeper with L. ft M. Sac -
& Co.. dwl 9 14 Howard
Toby George, dwl 850 Market
Fames, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &: Co.,
14 Howard
Toet Tiene, harnessmaker. dwl 268 Tehama
Toi Peter, clerk with Gustavus F. G. Wuth. dwl
NE oof Fifteenth and Minna
TODD A. H., commission merchant, 200 Davis,
dwl Nucleus House
Alexander, barkentine Webfoot. 1 Howard
Todd D. Byr"ii, 31. D., resident physician U.S. 3Iar-
ine Hospital. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Val-
encia
Todd E. S. Rev., pastor Bush Street 31. E. Church,
dwl Ns Bush bet Scott and Devisadero
Todd Hannah, ^dow) boarding, N s Brannan nr
Ninth
Todd Henry A., seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Todd John, wholesale boots and shoes. 317 Sansom,
dwl 441 Eddv
Todd John N.. purveyor N. P. Trans. Co., office 217
Sansom. dwl Grand Hotel
Todd W. B.. conductor City R. R.. dwl 1906 Mission
Todd W. G., marker La Grande Lanndry
Tode Julius, farmer, dwl 39 Jackson
Todhunter George, seaman bark 3Ionitor, pier 9
Stenart
Todt Charles, waiter with Dentsch £ Co., 614 Clay
Todt John, machinist with John G. lis. dwl 27U
Tehama
Todter Peter, carpenter Bav Susrar Refir.erv. dwl
22 Turk
Toelken Herman, cigars and tobacco, 53 Second,
dwl 438 Seventh
Toellner Edward, pressman with Joseph Winter-
burn & Co.. dwl 131 Morton
Toepke William, professor music, dwl W s 3iission
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Toher John, carriage painter, dwl 237 Maiu
Tohn Frederick, wireworker with Charles H. Gru-
enhagc-n &: Co.. dwl 665 3Iission
Tojetti Domenico. artist, dwl 613 Union
Toklas Ferdinand, bookkeeper, 24 Sansom. dwl 315
TOKLAS, HAHN ft BBOWN, fMax Toklas,
jman Uahti and Letris Brownj importers
and manufacturers clothing, 24 and 26 Sansom
Toklas 3Iax. ( Toklas, Hahn <£ Brourn) re; New
York
Tolau James, marble polisher with J. F. Sharkey,
dwl 356 Clementina
Toland Charles A. G.. physician, office Nagle's
Building. SW cor Montgonierv aud 3Ierchaut,
dwl 810 Jaekaon
Toland Frank, clerk with Ralston k Cottrell, 710
Kearny
TOLAND* H. H., physician and surgeon, office 27
and 29 N.iglee's building. BW c t Mont and
Merchant, dwl 810 Jackson
Toland John, laborer S. F. Gas Oo., dwl 34 3Iinna
TOLAND MEDICAL COLLEGE, Es Stockton
bet Chestnut and Francisco
Toland Michael, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
W s Octavia nr Ivy
Tolbert Henry, (colored) expressman, cor Clay and
Mont, dwl S s Vallejo nr Leaveuworth
Tolbert James. Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Toledo Barcelo. cook, dwl S s Dupont Alley
Tolford Frank C, painter City R. R., dwl 13 Hamp-
ton Place
Tolle Matilda, furnished rooms, 603 Pine
Tollin William, porter, 9 Battery, dwl E s Fillmore
nr Clay
Tollner Wilhelm, seaman bark Fremont, pier 17
Stenart
Tolly William W.. bricklayer New U. S. B. Mint,
"dwl 555 Stevenson
Tolman G . 3Irs.. dwl 528 Green
TOLMAN GEORGE B.. physician, office and dwl
Bright bet Central and Randolph
Tomelty P. J., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and 31 inn a
Tomernp Envold, collector, dwl 1918 Taylor
Tomford Henry, miikranch, San Jose Road nr Ocean
House Road
Tomicich Frank, barkeeper, 503 East
TOMKIN80N JAMES, livery and sale stable, 57
Minna
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS <£ CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
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Tomlin George, porter with Phillips, Taber & Co.,
dwl 240 Gilbert
Tomlinson Adelia. widow, dwl 512 Larkin
Tomlintwn Joseph, seleeter with Haynes <fc Lawton,
dwl X s Minna nr Second
Tomm J. William, clerk with J. Henry Tobben-
boske. SW cor Second and Howard
Tommasini Giuseppe, clerk with Frank Cerini, res
Oakland
Tommereg Andrew E.. captain, dwl 919 Greenwich
Tompkins Andrew J., carpenter with W. T. Gar
ran & Co., dwl 11 Louisa
Tompkins Benjamin, expiesswagon, dwl 240 Gilbert
Tompkins Edward, attorney-at-law, office 315 Cali-
fornia, res Oakland
Tompkins James, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
SE cor Steuart and Mission
Tompkins M. M.. (widow) dwl 113 Eddy
Tompkins M. M., bullion and exchange department
Bank of California, res San Rafael
Tompkins Walter H., attorney-at-law, office 18
Court Block
Tompkinson Joseph, salesman with Havilaud, Hoop-
er & Co., dwl 925 Post
Tomsen Hans, mate steamtug Rabboni, Black Dia-
mond Coal M. Co.
Tomsky & Sou, ( Louis fy Barry Tomskyj house
and sitru painters. 135 Post
Tomsky Harry, (Tomsky & Son) dwl 11 Bagley PI
Tomskv Louis". (Tomsky & Son J dwl 11 Bagley PI
Tonaa B., fireman N. P. Trans. Co. S. S. Pelican
Toner James, shoemaker, dwl 21 Sixth
Toner John, elk Occidental market, dwl 60 Tehama
Toner John, soapfactory.E s PotreroAvnr Sixteenth
Toner Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 7 Everett
Toner Patrick, produce, dwl 228 Eighth
Toner Peter, dairyman with George N. Murray, dwl
G"dv nr Mission
Touey Michael, laborer with Charles E. Haseltine,
dwl 36 Steuart
Toug Chong Lung & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 735
Commercial
TongSang & Co., (Chinese) slipper manuf,21 6 Sansom
Tong Tie & Co.,(Chiuese)merchants, 728 Sac
Tong Wo & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 722 Sac
Tontr Yoong & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 736 Sac
Toni George, tinsmith, dwl 227 Second
Tonigkiel Hugo, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Tonks Joshua, gold and silver engraver. 614 Merch
Tonneson Tonnes, cook, dwl Goodsell PI nr First
Tonolla A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Tonson Henry, seaman, dwlXW cor Broadway and
Maxwell
Toogood George, (colored) cook, 829 Clay, dwl 109
Bernard
Toohey James, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 28 Minna
Toohill David, stairbuilder with Benjamin H. Free-
man, dwl 23 Ellis
Toohill Morris, stairbuilder with Benjamin H. Free-
man, dwl 407 Hvde
Tool Dauiel, porter "What Cheer House, dwl 313
Tehama
Toole James O., bricklaver Bricklayers Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Toole Jane, (widow) dwl 822 Green
Toole John, bricklayer, dwl S s Tenth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue, South S. F.
Toole William, with J. H. O'Brien & Co., dwl 822
Green
Toolev Ann, (widow) dwl 243 Fell
Tooliu Francis, foreman track repairers N. B. & M.
R. R., dwl 234 Minna
Toomey Daniel, horseshoer with Maurice Doyle.dwl
323 Clementina
Toomey Edward, deckhand steamer El Capitan,
Oakland Ferrv
Toomey Edward, janitor Eighth Street Grammar
School
Toomey Humphrey, butcher, dwl 106 Fourth
Toomey James J . clerk, dwl 512 Stevenson
Toomey John, laborer, dwl 150 Shipley
Toomev Joseph, butcher with Richard O'Neill, dwl
110 Fourth
Toomey Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 112 Tehama
Toomey Richard, bootntter, dwl 739 Market
Toomey William, laborer, dwl 28 Natoma
Toomy Den[U8,glaaBblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl
W s Gilbert nr Bryant
Toomy Henry, office 333 Montgomery, dwl 42')
Second
Toomy Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Toothaker Francis, machinist, dwl 20 Mary
Toothaker John H., ( Toolhaker <#• Hayes) dwl
218 Austin
Toothaker John H. Jr. blacksmith with Toothaker
& Hayes, dwl 218 Austin
Toothaker'William P., machinist with W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., dwl 20 Maty
Toothaker & Hayes, (John H. Toothaker and John
Ilnyes) horseshoeing and blacksmithing, 116
Washington
Top Adolph, mate bark Christopher Mitchell, pier 1
Steuart
Topin William, steward, dwl 637 Geary
Toplitz Fabian, importer millinery, straw goods and
furs, 571 Market, dwl 218 Ttirk
Toplitz Robert, bookkeeper with M.Brandenstein <&
Co., dwl 627 Commercial
Toppam William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Toppiano Louis, vegetables, dwl 14 Union Place
Topping Ambrose, bookkeeper State Investment
and Ins. Co., dwl S s Pacific Av bet Franklin
and Grongfa
Topping Watson W., bookkeeper Portlaud Boiler
Works, dwl 131 Turk
Toretti David, liquor saloon, 609 Sansom, res Oak-
land
Toring John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Tormav Peter, clerk, dwl Irving H
Tormey George W.. barkeeper, 210 Bush, dwl 823
California
Tormev John C. (Tormey & H"nd) dwl 525 Min
TORMEY & HAND. (John C. Tormey and John
J. Hand) Laurel Hall Saloon, 414 Pine
Tormoth Frank, miner, dwl 103 Sacrameuto
Tornay James, boot crimper U.W.M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Tornay Samuel, bootcrimper U.W.M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Tornon Charles, laborer with Cole & Haskell, dw!
254 Perry
Tornow Charles, grinder with John G. Ils,dwl 323^
Minna
Torpey Thomas. (McGinnes & T.J dwl W 8 Shoi-
well ur Nineteenth
Torr George W., watchman U.S. Treasury, dwl 418
Shotwell
Torrance R. J., carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearny
Torras Yiucent A., jobprinter with H. S. Crocker A
Co., dwl Pennsylvania Av bet Butte and So-
lano, Potrero
Torre Paul, dwl 1600 Powell
Torrence J. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 63 Tehama
Torrence John, master machinist California Thea-
ter, dwl 702 California
Torrence John S., actor California Theater, dwl 1
Helen
Torrens George, contractor, dwl W s Torrens' Court
Torres C, compositor Morning Bulletin, dwl 722
Broadway
Torres Frank", laborer, dwl 1528 Powell
Torres Manuel, clerk with Tyler Cu;tis Se. Co., dwl
NE cor Sutter and Van Ness Avenue
Torrev Charles L., shoemak.-r with Journeyman's
Boot and Shoe Co-operative Uuion, dwl 403
Broadway
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Gooda.
For your Photographs go to WATKINS', 26 Montg. St., opp. .Lick House entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
Torrcy Erastus N., surveyor Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., office 422 California, dwl
2212 Howard
Torrev James M., carpenter, dwl202 Hyde
Torrey John Jr., bookkeeper Weed S. M. Co., 329
Kearny, res Oakland
Torrey .John C, special policeman, dwl Barron
House
Torrey William L., assistant annealer U.S.B. Mint,
dwl 202 Hvde
Tony Frank M., clerk, dwl 214 Stockton
Tostmann lienry, cigarmaker, dwl 23 Zoe
Toetmann Louis, waiter with Deutsch & Co., 614
Clay
Totheron Augustus R., printer with J. II. Carmauy
& Co., dwl 908 Howard
Tothill Richard, engineer T. H.Selby & Co.'s Smelt-
ing Works, dwl SW cor Jones and Greenwich
Touaillon Emile, cashboy with J. W. Davidson&
Co., dwl NE cor Bush and Powell
TOUCHARD GUSTAVE, president Union Ins.
Co., office 410 California, res Oakland
Toudy Julius C, jeweler with J. W. Tucker &.
Co., dwl 2318 Washington
Toulouse Jean, blacksmith with Maugeot &. Lacaze,
dwl 616 Battery
Touquet Ferdinand, shoemaker with L. Blanchette,
dwl 1032 Market
Tourniel Paul T. de, dwl 1415 Stockton
Tourney Julius H., merchant, dwl 407 Third
Tourney Louise Miss, teacher music, dwl 14 Ellis
Tours Jacobus, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Julia
Tonrsen Louis, seaman, dwl NE cor Miss and Beale
Toussent Alexander W., dwl 114 Virginia
Toussig Louis, janitor Hayes Valley Primary, Ty-
ler Street Primary and Pine Street Schools
Toussin Emile, professor music, dwl 2 St. Mary PI
Tonya A., mason, 502 Vallejo
Tonya Henry, molder, dwl 502 Vallejo
Tower Charles H., foreman boilermakers Risdon
Iron Works, dwl 108 Dora
Tower Levi N., sawsmith with N. W. Spauldiug,
dwl E s Pierce nr Eddv
Towey James, porter P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 415 Pow
Towle George W. Jr., night inspector Custom House,
dwl 372 Brannan
Towle James, captain police City Hall, dwl 425
Kearny
Towle W. W., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 111 Ellis
Town H. A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Towne Charles E., clerk with Hartshorn & McPhun,
dwl 862 Folsom
TOWNE JAMES W., (Blake, Robbins & Co,) res
New York
Towne Robert W., laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Towne William H., photographer with George D.
Morse, dwl W s Webster nr Eddv
Townley William, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 182
Stevenson
Towns William, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Towns William E., (colored) steward steamer Ame-
lia, Broadway Wharf
Townsend , butcher, dwl 36 Geary
Townsend Clarence F., attorney-nt-lawT and justice
of the peace, office 22 Court Block, 636 Clay,
dwl 804 Montgomery
Townsend E., mechanic, dwl 512 Fourth
Townsend Frederick, accountant Bank British Col-
umbia, dwl 1 113 Sutter
Townsend George, with S. F. Laundry Association,
dwl NW cor Turk aud Fillmore
Townsend George W., telegraph operator, dwl SW
cor Fourth and Minna
Townsend Honora, (widow) dwl 2120 Jones
Townsend Jacob, carpenter, Sb Napa nr Arkansas
TOWNSEND JAMES B., attornev-atlaw, office
31 and 32, Court Block, 636 Clay dwl SE cor
Twenty third and Capp
Townsend James S., clerk, dwl 51 Tehama
Townsend John E., Bhoecutter with Orriu Jones,
dwl 20 Jessie, rear
Townsend John H., mate ship Lookout, Rincon
Wharf
Townsend Louis R., (Townsend & Wyneken) dw
20 Prospect Place
Townsend Martin P., sailmaker with Ware Branson,
res Oakland
TOWNSEND MOSES D., (Pacific Lumber & Mill
Co.) office 306 Pine, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Townsend O., mining, dwl 316 Pine
Townsend Sarah Miss, ladies' nurse, dwl 12 Bitch
Townsend William, laborer, dwl Ws San Jose
Road bet St. Mary's College and Five Mile
House
Townsend William, seaman bark Shooting Star,
foot Second
Townsend William, student Heald's Business Col-
lege, dwl 5 Stockton
Townsend William J., collector with Metzger &
McCausland, dwl 36 Geary
Townsend William R., bookkeeper, 11 Montgomery,
dwl 1028 Pine
TOWNSEND & WYNEKEN, (Louis B. Town-
end and Ernest Wyncken) architects, office 405
California
Townsely Patrick, baker with Hughes & Foley,
dwl 27 Clara
Tozer Charles, dwl 143 Thirteenth
Tozer Charles H., phvsician, office 904 Kearny, res
Oakland
Track Autoiue, barkeeper with Gustave Oberg, 810
Kearny
Tracy Asa C, hogranch, dwl N s Solano nr Hamp-
shire
Tracy Anthony, laborer, dwl 15 Antonio
Tracy Catherine, (widow) boarding aud lodging,
19 Natoma
Tracy C. T. K., attorney-at-law, office 522 Mont-
gomery, dwl E s Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis
Tracy Cornelius, laborer with Charles Bernard,
dwl 5 Sherwood Place
Tracy Edward, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl W 8 Hampshire nr Twenty-second
Tracy Edward, waiter Nucleus House
Tracy Emily, (widow) dwl 1419 Taylor
Tracy Fannie Mrs., dwl 322 Sutter
Tracy James M , laborer P. M. S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 223 Minna
Tracy John, bookbinder with Althof & Balds, dwl
il84 Harrison
Tracy John, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl
405 Natoma
Tracy John, engineer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
NW cor First and Brannan
Tracy John, plasterer, dwl 537 J Minna
Tracy Joseph, plasterer, dwl 537 £ Minna
Tracy John, shoemaker, dwl N 8 Harrison nr Dora
Tracy John, tailor, dwl N s Harrison ur Dora
Tracy John, watertender P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 427
Fourth
Tracy John M., landscape painter, studio and dwl
432 Montgomery
Tracy Lawrence, laborer, dwl 1302 Powell
Tracy Margaret, (widow) dwl 411 Natoma, rear
Tracy Margaret A., (widow) dwl 754 Mission
Tracy Martin, bootfitter with Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl 6 Carlos Place
Tracy Maurice, barkeeper Golden Age Hotel, 127
Pacific
Tracy Michael, laborer, dwl 210 Pacific
Tracy Michael, tanner with C. O'Douuell, dwl 11
Geneva
Tracy Patrick, bootmaker, 215 Pacific
Tracy Patrick, liquor saloon, 627 Howard
HJNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
645
Tracy Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 423 Brannan
Tracy Robert L., real estate, dwl 201!) Folk
Tracy Thomas, boilermaker with S. P. R. R. Co.
Tracy Thomas G. , deputy State Snp't Public Instruc-
tion, office 637 Kearny, dwl 765 Howard
Tracy William, brewer with Paddon, Dexter & Co.,
dwl 1184 Harrison
Tracv William, molder Pioneer Iron Works, dwl
19 Natoma
Tracy William F., superintendent's clerk, U. S. B.
Mint, dwl 3251 Bush
Tracy W. N., carpenter, dwl E s Pierce bet Eddy
and Ellis
Trade Peter, paperhanger and whitener, dwl 1049
Folsom
Traffert A. Miss, saleswoman with J. W. Davidson
& Co., dwl NE cor Bush and Powell
Train Frank, chairmaker, dwl 10 Polk
Trainer John, vender, dwl S s Fern Avenue nr Van
Ness Avenue
Trainer John, physician, dwl 222 Post
Trainer John W., carpenter, 5 Post, dwl 215 Fourth
Trainer Thomas, laborer, dwl 1318 Filbert
Trainor Annie Mrs., seamstress, dwl 228 Clementina
Trainor Edward, laborer, dwl 19 Freelon
Trainor James, boatman, Market Street Wharf, dwl
5 Market
Trainor John, with McNally & Hawkins, dwl 19
Natoma
Trainor Mary, (widow) dwl W s Kentucky bet So-
lano and Mariposa
Trainor Owen, butcher P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 538
Howard
Trainor Thomas, seaman, dwl 409 Drumtu
Trainor — See Treanor
Trainor's Row, SE cor Kearny and Sutter
Tramper Frederick, brickmaker, dwl 39 Jackson
Tranborn Daniel, mate, dwl 26 Sacramento
Tranlield Bridget Mrs., dwl N s Buchanan bet Bush
and Sutter
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS, (daily) Hope, Mc-
Killop & Co. proprietors, office 3i7 California
Transue Abram, blacksmith, dwl 13 Oak Avenue,
rear
Trapp Edward A., assistant engineer Atlantic and
Pacific R.R., office 716 Montgomery, dwl 734^
Howard
Trapp John, wheelwright with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 5 Bryant
Trask Alden Y., mastermariner, office 117 Clav,res
Oakland
Trask C. S. Miss, private school, 1011 Folsom, res
Oakland
Trask Freeman, pilot, office U. S. Court Building,
dwl W s Cheuery bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Trask James L., insurance agent and solicitor,
418 Kearny
Trask John B., physician, office 206 Kearny, dwl
510 Jones
Trask Joseph A., captain steamer Cora
Trask Joeiah C, windmillmaker, dwl 2606 Folsom
Tranbe Hartwig, watchmaker and jeweler, 717
Clay, dwl 3* Brenham Place
Tranlsen Charles, cabinetmaker with Johnson &
Best, dwl 222 Jessie
Traulsen Edward A. I., haudcartman, 2 Steuart,
dwl 23 Market
Traulsen Frederick, carpenter, Ns Post bet Lyon
and Cemetery Avenue
Traung Louis, clerk steamer Belle, dwl 151 Perry
Trautmann John, clerk with Hammer & Keber,
dwl 15171 Taylor
Trautner Charles, hairdressing.saloon and baths, 624
Washington, dwl 115 Prospect Place
Trautner Gustav, tailor, 710 Washington
Trautvetter Andx'ew, boots and shoes, E s Mission
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Trautvetter Henry, farmer, dwl E s Mission bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Trautvetter Otto, milkman, dwl W s Treat Avenue
bet. Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Trautwein George, cabinetmaker, dwl 210 Clara
Trautwein Herman, cabinetmaker with Johnson &
B<-st. dwl N s Clara bet Fifth and Sixth
TRAVELER'S INSURANCE CO., (Life, and Ac-
citlenf., Hartford, Conn.) A. E. Magul manager,
R. T. Fletcher & Co. city agents, office 424 Cal
Traver Peter L., salesman with Coghill, Lyons &
Co., dwl 1508 Sacramento
Travers Charles E., law student with Winans &
Belknap, dwl SB cor Franklin and Sacramento
Travers Edward W., N. P. Trans. Co., dwl SE cor
Franklin and Sacramento
Travers Jaiurs R., hacks, cor Kearny and Washing-
ton, dwl 1635 Powell
Travers John, hackman with James R. Travers, dwl
1625 Powell
Travers Lawrence, barkeeper , dwl 726 Harrison
Travers Patrick, cook, dwl 267 Stevenson
Travers Peter, cook, dwl 267 Stevenson
Travers Rosanna Miss, dwl 367 Sit-venson
Traverse John, livery stable, 1625 Powell
Traverse John W., compositor Alta California, dwl
930 Clay
Traves Jean, real estate broker, office SW cor San-
som and Jackson, dwl 836 Broadway
Travis Charles F., (Travis 8f Wagner) dwl 18
First
Travis George A., bookkeeper International Hotel
Travis Jacob C, salesman with Keaue, O'Connor
& Co., dwl 217 O'Farrell
Travis Julia, (widow) dwl 217 O'Farrell
Travis Kate, (widow) dwl N s Liberty bet Guerrero
and Valencia
TRAVIS & WAGNER, (Charles F. Travis and
Joseph Wagner J Horn-mill furnishing, 41 First
Tray John, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amelia
Trayers Ann, (widow) laundress, dwl Hall Alley
nr Vallejo
TRAYLOR WILLIAM W., secretary Eureka Con-
solidated M. Co., office 419 Cal, dwl 92U Jack
Travnor John, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
'132 Fifth
Tread well Benjamin, laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Treadwell George A., dwl 117 Eleventh
TREADWELL JAMES P., attorney-at-law, office
and dwl 606 Kearny
Treadwell Leonard L., (Treadwell & Co.) dwl
1521 Mission
Treadwell Manuel, farmer, dwl 710 Kearny
TREADWELL & CO., (Leonard L. T'readicell,
William O. M. Berry, James F. Place and
Henry W. RoardmanJ importers and jobbers
hardware, agricultural implements, machinery,
etc., SW cor Market and Fremont
Treanor John, glassblower Pacific Glass Works,
dwl Muiposa, Potrero
TREASURER CITY AND COUNTY, office 3 City
Hall, first floor
Treat George, real estate, office 9 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl SWcor Shot well andTwenty-fourth
Treat James W., chiropodist, office and dwl 523
Kearny
Treat John, farmer, Hampshire bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Treat. Thomas R., carpenter, N s Bran nr Second
Trebsch Gustav, cabinetmaker with W.J.T. Palmer
ifc Co., dwl 67 Minna
Trebus Federico, fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Tredrea William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Treiber Conrad, locksmith, 812 Sanson)
Treiber Joseph, barkeeper with B. Hauser, dwl
1226 Dnpont
Tremaine Robert, laborer, dwl 336 Main
Ti-embath John, (Sincock & T.) dwl 109 Pacific
Tremont Charles, barkeeper, dwl 536 Broadway
TREMONT HOUSE, 420 Jackson
JONES, PULLMAN" & CO., 110 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' 5TO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [X] DIRECTORY.
Trench Joseph, mining, office and dwl fill Clay
Trench Thomas Weldon, editor California Evan-
gelist, office 3 New Mont, dwl 227 Second
Trench Thomas W., clerk, dwl 1001 Powell
Trenor Eustace, physician and editor Western Lan-
cet, office 721 Market
Trenkle Bmil, physician, office 135 Kearny, dwl
762 Mission
Trenkle Joseph, teacher ninsic, dwl 750 Folsom
Trenor A. M. Miss, secretary Ladies' United Aid
Society, office SW cor Sutter and Powell
Trenouth Elizabeth, dressmaker, N s Sixteenth het
First. Avenue and Valencia
Trenschel Albert, brewer, dwl 021 Brannan
Trenschel G. Angust, proprietor Franklin Brewery,
621 and (>'J3 Brannan, dwl 622 Brannan
Trent John W., (colored) waiter, fiOG Folsom
Trepel Hans, mate, dwl 30 Jackson
Treubolz Adolph, tinsmith with G. Moenning, dwl
745 Market
Trevillian Thomas, with James J. Eddy, dwl 527
Pacific
Trevor Mary A. Mrs., dwl 1512 Powell
Trew Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet
Church and Sanchez
Trewaras John, stonemason New U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 1155 Mission
Tribble William, mariner, dwl IS Eddy
Triher Falk, policeman City Hall, dwl '70S Folsom
Tribou Horatio N., teamster, pier 17 and 18 Steuart,
dwl 431 Fulton
Tricon Henrv P., receiving teller London and S.F.
Hank, dwl 242 Taylor
Tridon Florine Mrs., dressmaker, 1024 Dupont
Tridon Louis, wines and liquors, 907 Dupont, dwl
1024 Dupont,
Triehel Louis, jeweler with California Jewelry Co.,
dwl 4161 Hyde
Trieber Conrad, locksmith, dwl 513 Octavia
Triest Bernard J., salesman. with Sehafer & Co.,
dwl 319 Powell
Triest Bernbard, ( Triest Sf Friedlauder) dwl 1715
Powell
Triest Jacob, salesman, 117 Battery, dwl 1715
Powell
TRIEST <fe FRIEDLAXDER, (Bernhard Triest
nml Herman Friedlander) importers and job-
bers hats and caps, 117 Battery
Triggs James, liquor saloon, fill Davis, dwl 325
Broadway
Trimble Daniel, teamster with II. & J. Morton, dwl
NE cor Ellis and Taylor
Trimble Leonard, foreman with R. & J. Morton,
dwl NE cor Ellis and Taylor
Trinon Thomas, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Tripalo Philip, barkeeper with Louis Matick, SE cor
Jackson and East
Tripp Ezekiel, office 526 Kearny, dwl 31 Eddy
Tripp Frank, barkeeper, dwl 783 Market
Tripp George S., cooper with Cutting &. Co., dwl
435 Pine
Tripp John, stonecutter, dwl 3 Mason
TRIPP JOSIAH W., attorney-at-law, office 408
California, dwl W s Valencia bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Tripp Leander, calker with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl 307
Fremont
Tripp Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 3 Mason
Tripp Philander F., restaurant, 206 Fourth
Trisley William, collarmaker with James H.Wil-
son, dwl 113 Ellis
Tritteubach Jacob, machinist, dwl SW cor Clemen-
tina and Sumner
Trobock Nicholas, importer, office 313 Washington,
dwl 7 Fifth Avenue
Trodden Michael, laborer, dwl S 8 Harrison bet
Eighth and Chesley
Troell Conrad, hairdressing saloon, 729 Clay, dwl
617 Union
Trolan Edward, laborer, dwl NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Trolan Peter, laborer, dwl 733 Brannan
Troll Matthew, liquor saloon, 305 Fell
Trolliett Jean B., sawdustdealer, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Trolliett Paul H., porter with Lazard Freres, (and
J. P. Teuthorey & Co.) dwl 558 Mission
Trommer Henry, liquor saloon, 638 Pacific, dwl SW
cor Broadway and Montgomery
Troost Charles, cigars and tobacco, dwl 21!) Stev
Trost Henry, musician, dwl 727 Broadway, rear
Trott David, clerk, dwl 368 Brannan
Trotter John, captain bark Glimpse, dwl 112 Steu
Trotter John, carpenter, dwl 32 Tehama
Tronette Hypolite, physician, dwl 106 Geary
Trouin Theodore, machinist with Isaac H. Small,
dwl 161 Clara
Trout Robert, tailor, dwl 12 Anthony
Troutt H. J. M., merchant, dwl 1013 Mission
Trovino Varozza, cutler and grinder, 212 Jackson
Trowbridge Ada Miss, fringemaker with M. Ettin-
ger, dwl 322 Ritch
Trowbridge Joel M., engineer, dwl 322 Ritch
Trowbridge Sarah A., (widow) intelligence office,
14 Siockton
Troy John, cook, dwl 205 Sansom
Troy Patrick, solicitor Home Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co.
Trov William II. . miner, dwl cor Amherst and
'Henry, U. M. T.
Trube Rudolph, driver with Henry Brader, dwl
Clara Lane
TRU13ENBACH HENRY E., produce commis-
sion, 302 Davis, dwl SE cor Lomb and Mason
Trudelle Alphouse, baker Miners' Restaurant, dwl
16 Ha»gin
True Charles F., vice-principal Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 13± Harriet
True Charles S., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Truehodv John, carpenter, dwl 1004 Washington
Truehart George W., (George W. Truehart & Co.)
dwl S W cor Post and Hyde '
Truehart George W. & Co., groceries and liquors,
SW cor Post and Hyde
Truel William F., copal and India rubber varnish
maker, dwl 1609 Mason
Truelson Theodore, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sutter and Leavenworth
Truett Frederick G., engineer S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, dwl W s Guerrero bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Truett Miers F., California Soap Factory, W s
Sansom nr Greenwich, office 520 Front
Truett Miers F., (second) exchange broker, office
340 Montgomery, dwl 431 Geary
Truette Felix, real estate agent, office 502 Montgom-
ery, dwl 817 Broadway
Truman Herbert G., planer with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 108 O'Farrell
Truman Irwin J., manager with Baker & Hamilton,
dwl 237 Seventh
Truman James, liquor's, 208 LeidesdorIT, dwl 1519
Sacramento
Trumbull Robert J., subscription agent with A. Ro-
man & Co., dwl 1507 Jones
Trumbull William, harness and saddle manufactory,
117 Washington
Trummel Albeit, carpenter, dwl 730 Harrison
Trammel Albert Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 730 Har
Trump Isaac, gasfitter with George G. Morrow,
dwl 231 Second
Trumpp Charles, butcher, dwl 815 Clay
Trumpp William, drayman with Allyne & White,
dwl 1014 Powell
Truney Frank, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
flamme
Truworthy Alonzo, calciumlights California Theater,
dwl 518 Bush
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. ViN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
AN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY.
647
TRUWORTHY FRANCIS M., engraver and cutter
eiencil plates, brands, etc., 318 Front, dwl San
Miguel Station
Tryon Charles, carpenter, dwl S s Hayes bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Tscbantz .Jacob, porter with L. & M. Sachs & Co.,
dwl Tyler nr Buchanan
Tscbirner M., apothecary, NE cor Bdwy and Pow
Tschurr Christian, fGuo'd & T.J dwl 'J-'? Kearny
Tsuen Yuen, (Chinese) physician, office and dwl
SW cor Jackson and Powell
Tuason Victor, cis^armaker with Cobo, Martinez &
Co., dwl 1419 Mason
Tubbs Alfred L., (Tubbs & Co.) dwl 349 Fremont
Tubbs Cassins M.. teamster with Jason Springer,
dwl 815 Harrison
Tubbs George, woodcarver, dwl 107 Welsh
Tubbs Hiram, (Tubbs Jp Co.) res Brooklyn, Ala-
meda Co.
TUBBS & CO., (A. L. and Hiram Tubbs J ship
chandlers and proprietors S. F. Cordage Manu-
factory, office 611 and 613 Front
Tubia Piacentili, manager with Salvator Ferrero,
dwl 520 Stevenson
Tuhino Domenico, ( Cade.nasso & T.J dwl 515
Merchant
Tucholsky Gustav, merchant, dwl 533 Bryant
Tucholsky Julius, clerk with Levi Strauss &. Co.,
dwl 533 Bryant
Tuck Choug & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 739 Sac
Tuck Chong Lung & Co., (Chinese) groceries and
provisions, 627 Dupont
Tuck Hop, (Chinese) tailor, 812 Clay
Tuck John, real estate, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Tuck On Yuen, (Chinese) merchant, 727 Sac
Tuck Wo, (Chinese) provisions, 635 Jackson
Tucker Alfred W., clerk, dwl 535| Minna
Tucker Edwin D., painter with Wasou & Morris,
dwl 514 Sixth
Tucker Ellen, dressmaker, dwl 535| Minna
Tucker Henry, plumber, dwl 533 Bryant
Tucker Henry S., horseshoer, 419 Pine, dwl E s
Howard bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Tucker James, dwl 116 O'Farrell
Tucker John, real estate, dwl 25 Lafayette
Tucker John T., oysteruian with Wiuant & Haake,
dwl 515 Bush
Tucker John W., (J. W. Tucker & Co.) dwl 738
Post
Tucker Joseph C, physician, office 121 Montgomery
TUCKER J. W. & CO., wholesale and retail
watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc., 101 aud 103
Montgomery
Tucker Mary, (widow) dwl 9 Austin
Tucker Nion* R., contractor, dwl 508 Mason
Tucker Reuben, nightwatchmau Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 526 Eddy
Tucker Willard, carpenter, dwl 223 Kearny
Tucker William, carpenter, dwl 24 Geary
Tucker William J., agent American Saw Co., office
606 Front, res Oakland
Tucker William \V., wheelwright, dwl 224 Second
TUCKERS BUILDING, NW cor Montgomery
and Sutter
Tuckey Alfred, (Edwards & T.J dwl 8 Bernard
Tuers John, proprietor Theater Comique, 826 Kear-
nv, dwl 812 Washington
Tuffofd John II., physician, office and dwl 128
Kearny
Tuft, James, captain schooner H. B. Ramsdell, dwl
832 Harrison
Tufts Jacob, leathercutter with Mason & Taylor,
dwl 1005 Jones
Tuite Thomas, hostler with James S. Kennedy, dwl
4 Hunt
Tukev Michael, laborer, dwl 763 Mission
Tukles Ferdinand, clerk, dwl 315 Eddy
Tule David, stairhuilder, dwl 23 Ellis
Tullar Albert G., compositor Morning Call, dwl 20
Park Avenue
Tulloch John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 37
Pacific
Tulloh Robert, carpenter with William Kreger,
dwl 409 Pacific
Tully Coleman, commission merchant, dwl 15 Xu-
toma
Tully Ellen, (widow) dwl NW cor Eddy and De-
vi sadero
Tully George, miner, dwl \\\ Rausch
Tullv James W., conductor Omnibus R. It., dwl
721 Howard
Tully John, cartman, dwl NW cor Union and 8an
Tully John, varnisher with George U. Whitney &
Co.. dwl 14 Natoma
Tully John M., liquor saloon, dwl W s Mission bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Tully Luca's, machinist S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
E s Pennsylvania Avenue nr Sierra
Tully Patrick. "baker with Ratto & Co., dwl SE cor
Front and Oregon
Tully Patrick, engineer, dwl 225 Eighth
Tully Patrick, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Tally Patrick, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Tully Patrick T., carpenter, dwl 408$ Natoma
Tully Peter, hackman, Plaza
Tullv William, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ass'n,
234 Sutter
Tung Chong & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 743 Sac
Tung Foo, (Chinese) provisions, 729 Sacramento
Tung Tie &. Co., (Chinese) merchants, 822 Dupont
Tungate Jane, (widow) furnished rooms, 14 liren-
hain Place
Tungate John B., clerk District Attorney's office,
dwl 14 Brenhani Place
Tunis James, mariner, dwl 701 Tehama
Tunison Edward, carpenter, dwl 262J Clem, rear
Tuunuck Andrew, tobacconist with Cyrus Adams,
dwl 336 O'Farrell
Tuomme Edward, laborer, dwl 268 Clementina, rear
Turcott Joseph, driver Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2,
S. F. F. D., dwl 627 Broadway
TURK GALLERY STABLE, Harrison R. Covey
proprietor, 209 Sutter
Turf House. Patrick Farrell proprietor, Point Lo-
bos Road
Turel Jean, (Lemoine, Gumbert <$* Co.) dwl cor
Montgomery and Pacific
Turk Christopher, driver Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 230 Second
Turk Henry, salesman with Marshall & Haight,
dwl 1515 Taylor
Torkington Edward J., salesman, 141 Montgomery,
dwl 1521 Powell
Tnrkington Richardson, engineer P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 1521 Powell
Turkiogton William, cabinetmaker with N. Gray
& Co., dwl 1521 Powell
Turley John, blacksmith, dwl E 8 Noe nr Eight-
eenth
TURN HALLE, N s O'Farrell bet Taylor and
Mason
TURN VEREIN HALL, N s Bush bet Stockton
and Powell
Turnbiill Benjamin C, clerk, dwl Es Hyde bet
Washington and Clay
Turnbull John, carpenter and builder, dwl SW cor
Minna and Third
Turnbull Joseph, machinist Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 37 Minna
Turnbull Maggie Miss, teacher Greenwich Street
Cosmopolitan School, res Oakland
Turnbull Marion Mrs., private school, SW cor Min-
na and Third
TURNBULL THOMAS, architect, office 608 Mar-
ket, dwl W s Franklin nr Market
Turnbull Walter, ( Turnbull A- Smith) res Brook-
lyn, Alameda Co.
JONES, PULLMAN &■ CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
Views of any part ofthe Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance.
648
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
Turobnll William F., woolsorter with John H. Mc-
AliBter, dwl 220 Third
TURNBULL & SMITH (Walter TurnbuU and
James Hay Smith) commission stockbrokers,
4 IS California
Turner A. G. Mrs., dwl 60S Pine
Turner Alvin C, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 216
Prospect Place
Turner Andrew J., salesman with Meigs & Gawley,
dwl 510 Folsom
Turner Ann, (widow) dwl 16 Hunt
Turner Ann, (widow) boarding, 933 Sacramento
Turner Augustus, dyer with California Silk Man-
ufacturing Co.," dwl cor Railroad and Four-
teenth Avenues, South S. F.
Turner Cephas, sodamaker, dwl 832 California
Turner C. H, student Heald's Business College,
dwl 216 Stockton
Turner Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Turner Charles, seaman, dwl W s Drumm bet Jack-
son and Oregon
Turner Charles, seaman ship Germania, Rincon
Wharf
Turner Charles D., salesman with V. S. W. Park-
hurst, 318 Pine
Turner Charles H., springmaker with Warner &
Silshv, dwl 331 Minna
Turner Charles 0., broker, dwl SW cor Larkin and
Sacramento
Turner Daniel, plasterer, dwl 717 O'Farrell
Turner David, machinist Union Iron Works
Turner Frederick, cigarmaker. dwl 1208 Howard
Turner Frederick, porter, 230 California, dwl 1208
Howard
TURNER GEORGE, attomey-at-law, office 408
California, room 8, dwl 731 Suiter
Turner George, mattressmaker with Jacob Schrei-
ber, dwl Prescott, House
Turner George R., civil engineer, dwl 1313 Vallejo
Turner Horatio N., wood, grain and coal, NW cor
Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 732 Sixteenth
Turner Ira, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Turner James, porter, dwl 516 Sacramento
Turner Job B., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Turner John, butcher with Spohn & Dougarl, dwl 4
Jackson
Turner John, carpenter with Middlernas & Boole
Turner John, clerk with Francois A. Rouleau, dwl
620 Pine
Turner John, clerk with James McKenna, dwl SW
cor Sixteenth and Rondel Place
Turner John, painter with John F. Kennedy, dwl
Government House
Turner John, seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Turner John D., billiardkeeper Russ House Saloon,
dwl SW cor Dupont anil Broadway
Turner John H, painter, dwl 503 Washington
Turner Joseph, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl 6Tay
Turner Joseph Jr., machinist with Rafferty & Cald-
well, dwl 6 Tay
Turner Lizzie Miss, dwl 120 Seventh
Turner M. M., (widow) dwl 717 Howard
Turner Norman R., carpenter, dwl 250£ Clara
Turner Pauline, ( widow ) dressmaker, 210 O'Far-
rell
Turner Robert, painter, dwl 411 Sansom
Turner Robert L., butcher, dwl 1513J Leav
Turner Kobert P., pressman with Francis & Val-
entine, dwl SW cor Commercial and Sansom
Turner Thomas, bodymaker with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 31 Eleventh
Turner Thomas, laundryman S.F. Laundry, dwl N
W cor Fillmore and Turk
Turner V. Miss, dwl 120 Seventh
Turner Wellington H., machinist Cal. Planing Mill,
dwl 130 Second
Tnrner W. H, dwl What Cheer House
Turner William, (colored) bootblack, 624 Washing-
ton, dwl 49 Clara
Turner William, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl
111 Harrison
Turner William, horseshoer with John Ewing, dwl
W s Fourth nr Clementina
Turner William, watchmaker and jeweler, 524 Bat-
tery, res Oakland
Turner William E.. ( Sullivan & T.) attorney-at-
law, office 708 Montgomery, dwl 1710 Larkin
Turner William H, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 114 Kearny
Turner William J., (Turner & Harvey) dwl W 8
East bet Jackson and Pacific
TURNER & KATIVEY, (William J. Turner and
Alfred A. Harvey) wood, coal and posts, W s
East bet Jackson and Pacific
Turnev John H., real estate, dwl 512 Union
Turney Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 34
Minna
Turnitzkv Robert, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 333 Bush
Turnoc Joseph, engineer Miners' Foundry, dwl
Napa, Potrero
Turpey William, laborer, dwl 632 Brannan
Turpin Louis V., confectioner with Salomon & Co.,
dwl cor Broadway and Stockton
Turpin William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Turrell Francis, porter with W. Kroning, dwl 13 Se-
lina Place
Turrell Marius, boarding, Butchertowu, South S.F.,
dwl 506 Brannan
Turrell Oliver B., foreman printer with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., dwl 1528 Clav
Turrell— See Turel and Tyrell
Turrill M. H, contractor, dwl E s Buchanan bet
Vallejo and Green
Tuschinski John, dress and cloakmaker, 846 Wash,
dwl 832 Washington
Tnslin Ferdinand, blacksmith, dwl 104 Powell
Tnstin Philander, blacksmith with Nelson & Doble,
dwl 104 Powell
TUSTIN WILLIAM I., windmill, horsepower,
watertank and pump manufacturer, 5 Beale,
dwl 32 Tyler
Tutierrez Frank, electrotyper with Josefih Winter-
burn & Co., dwl 413 Green
Tuttle John L., machinist, dwl SW cor Lombard
and Franklin
Tuttle Joseph, real estate, dwl E s Shotwell bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Tuttle Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Tuttle William N., (Tuttle Sf Johnson) dwl 523
Kearny
Tuttle &, Johnson, proprietors Cosmopolitan Art
Gallery, 523 Kearny
Twatt John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Tweed Aretas J., assistant abstract clerk Custom
House, dwl 226 Sutter
Tweedale Theophilus, conductor City R. R., dwl 11
Ridley
Tweedy Joseph, porter Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express,
dwl 159 Minna
TWELFTH DISTRICT COURT, 1 and 2 City
Hall, second floor
Twenty-sixth Street and Abbey Railroad, office 509
Montgomery
Twichell William L., physician, office and dwl S s
Sixteenth bet Valencia and Mission
Twig William, watertender N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflamme
Twigg Jeremiah, laborer, dwl W s Treat Avenue
nr Twenty-fourth
Twiggs Susan, (widow) furnished rooms, 834 Clay
Twing Daniel II., (Kershaw & T.J dwl 463 Stev-
enson
Twisselman H, dwl 218 Pacific
Twitchell T. M., carpenter, dwl 741 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO [XJ] DIRECTORY
649
Twohev James, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
415 Powell
Twobey Johannab, (widow) dwl 214 Turk, rear
Twohig John, groceries and liquors, 60 First
Twomev John, helper Risdon Iron Works, dwl 108
Dora
Tybring George E., merchandise broker, office 210
Baftery, dwl 340 Seventh
Tye William, carpenter with Ashmead & Kellum,
dwl N s Quinn bet Guerrero and Valencia
Tyhe Thomas, waiter N. P. Trans. S. S. California
Tyler Brothers, (Edward S. Tyler J importers
books, stationery, etc.. 691 Market
Tvler Cvren, physician, office and dwl 1038 Mission
Tyler Edward Si, ( Tyler Brothers) dwl 419 O'Far-
rell
Tyler Frank H., clerk with S. H. Tyler, dwl 1829
Bush
TYLER GEORGE W.,attornev-at-law, office 29 and
30 Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl 729 California
Tyler George W., (Forsaitk T. & Shaw) dwl 1413
Bush
Tyler James, dwl 323 Sutter
Tyler John, butcher Metropolitan Restaurant, dwl
342 Tehama
Tyler Joseph H., (of Green 8? Tyler, Montana;
dwl 822 Mission
Tyler M., (widow) dwl 736 Vallejo
Tyler N. Mrs., assistant copy clerk Twelfth District
Court, dwl 850 Market
Tyler O. C, liquorsaloon, SW cor Railroad and
Tenth Avenues, South S. F.
Tyler Robert O., Lieut.-Col. U. S. A., harbor forti-
fications, 703 Market, dwl Union Club
Tyler S. H., creamtartar, soda and saleratus manu-
facturer, 214 Sacramento, dwl 1829 Bush
Tyler Tazewell, physician, office and dwl 652 Mkt
Tyler William L., tinsmith with Joseph J. Vascon-
cellos, dwl 132 Fourth
Ty Wing & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 908 Dupont
Tyndall James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 30
Welch
Tynan Thomas, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl NE cor Mission and Ecker
Tynan W. D., tailor, dwl 5 Brook
Tyrell Michael, expressman, dwl 11 Ridley
Tyrrel John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 11 Hunt
Tyrrell George, clerk U. S. Quartermaster's Depart-
ment, dwl 227 Sixth
Tyrrell John, laborer, dwl N 6 Bdwy nr Franklin
Tyrrell Joseph, drayman, dwl 1121 \ Folsoni
Tyrrell— See Terrill, Tirrell and Turrel
Tyson Duncan S., Banks o' Clyde saloon, 587 Mar-
ket, dwl 546 Folsom
Tyson George, teamster, dwl Old San Jose Road
opp. St. Mary's College
Tyson Isaac, clerk with H. K. Cummings & Co.,
dwl S s Vallejo bet Leavenworth and Jones
Tyson Jacob, cabman, S s McAllister nr Laguna
Tyson John, captain schooner Dorinda, dwl 25 Har
Tyson Joseph B., teamster with Wiggett & Co., dwl
2 Vallejo Court
Tythau Joseph, laborer with Charles E. Haseltiue
u
Ubert Frederick, laborer, dwl 62 First
Ubhaus John, clerk with August Drucker, dwl 403
Broadway
Ubhaus Louis, hairdresser with Adams & Utschig,
dwl 4 Vallejo Court
Udjicks Samuel', laborer with Whitney & Freese
Ueffinger George, (G. Uefflnger $■ Co.) dwl 222
Bitch
Ueffiuger G. & Co., (Christian Spiegel) furniture
manufacturers, 441 Brannan
Uetz Adam, watchman, dwl N 8 North Point nr
Larkiu
Uhde George, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Uhl Adolph, (George Ulil & Bm.j dwl 112 Turk
DM Elizabeth C, (widow i dwl 124 Powell
Uhl George, cook, 545 California
Uhl George/ William Pfeifer t\- Cojdwl 112 Turk
Uhl George & Brother, (Adolph Uhl) boots and
shoes, 734 Market
Uhler J. Clem, paying teller London and S. F.
Bank, res Oakland
Uhlev Frederick, carpenter, dwl Rurgovne Place
Uhlfelder Samuel, ( U hlf elder, Qakn 8f Co.) res
New York
UHLFELDER, CAHN & CO., (Bemud Dhlfelder,
Israel Calm and Abraham and Moses Weil)
importers and jobbers foreign and domestic dry
goods, 21 and 23 Battery
Uhlig Charles, laborer with Ilobbs, Gilmore & Co..
dwl 421 Union
Uhrig Christian A., deputy Superintendent Streets,
dwl 947 Howard
Uhrig John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Uhrlandt Herman E., barkeeper, 306 Kearny, dwl
Morton House
Ullmann Joseph B., clerk with M. Ullmann & Co.,
dwl SW cor McAllister and Polk
ULLMANN M. & CO., (Carl and Anton Baum-
garten) woolen drapers, 628 and 630 Sac
Ullmann Maurice, (At. Ullmann $ Co. J dwl S s
McAllister bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue
Ulm Adam, bakery, 1323 Dupont
Ulmer Elik, (Sckussler <£ U.) dwl 5 Seventh
Ulmer Moses, cigars and tobacco, NB cor Mont-
gomery and Clay, dwl 520 Stockton
Ulrich A. 0. T., laborer, dwl 42:< Bush
Ulrich Dietrich, dwl 21 White Place
Ulrich Gustave, barkeeper, 300 Montgomery, dwl
Tittel's Building
Ulshofer M., mariner, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Valencia
Ulshofer Mary, (widow) dwl cor Clara Avenue
and Sixteenth
Umbach Christian, porter, 221 California, dwl 534
Natoma
Umbsen Henry, liquor saloon, junction Market and
Hayes
Unda Moses, clerk with Juan A. Drolet, dwl 1336
Dupont
Underbill Henry B. Jr., accountant with Thomas
H. Selby&Co., dwl 204 Lombard
Underbill Jacob, (Jacob Under/till $• Co.) res
New York
Underbill Jacob, plasterer, dwl 212 Second
UNDERHILL JACOB <fe CO , importers and job-
bers hardware, 118 and 120 Battery
Underwood Henry E., barkeeper, 342 Montgomery,
dwl 751 Clay
Underwood Susan, (widow) dwl 1116 Pacific
UNDERWRITERS, Amsterdam. 710 Sansom ;
Bordeaux, 811 Montgomery ; Boston, 128 Cali-
fornia ; Bremen, 421 Battery ; French, 524
Montgomery ; Hamburg, SW cor Front and
Jackson; London, (Lloyds) 4:iO California;
New York and Philadelphia. 318 California;
San Francisco Fire, 416 California ; Marine,
318 California
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, (New York) Wil-
liam J. Stoddart, general agent, office 319 Cal-
ifornia
Uuger Adolph, merchant, office 312 Sacramento, res
Alameda
Unger Eliae, clerk, dwl 723 Harrison
Unger Frank L., clerk with Francois A. Rouleau,
dwl 7^3 Harrison
Unger Louis, butcher, 52 Grand Central Market,
dwl 555 Natoma
Unger Marcus, tailor. 748 Market, dwl 10 Bagley
Place
Unger Rose, (widow) dwl 177 Minna
Unger William, carriagemaker with Kimbull Manu-
facturing Co., dwf723 Harrison
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Heticules.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
650
SAN FRANCISCO ~ TJ ~ DIRECTORY.
Ungrott August, (Ungrott $• Mosck) dwl 25 Mor-
ton
Ungrott &. Mosch, (August Ungrott and John
MoschJ liquor saloon, 16 Geary
Union Block, «E cor Market and 'Kearny
UNION HON FACTORY, G. W. Swan & Co.
proprietors, II land 116 Spear
UNION BRASS FOUNDRY, Morris Dobrzensky
proprietor, -117 Mission
Union Brewery, Koster &. Hesse proprietors, 326
and 328 Clementina
Union Cigar Co., (Chinese) 612| Jackson
Union City and Eden Landing Steamers, Henry Os-
terloh agent, oflice 117 Drumm
UNION CLUB, rooms 103 Montgomery
Union Coal Mine, office 311 Mission
Union Gas Machine Co., Robert Hewson agent, 302
Montgomery
UNION GOLD MINING CO., (Howland Flat)
office 22 Merchant's Exchange
Union Gravel M. Co., (Nevada Go., Gal.) office 320
Sansom
UNION HALL, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Union House, Sirs. R. B. Butler proprietress,511 Miss
Union Hydraulic M. Co., (Timbuctoo, Cat.) office
312 Montgomery
UNION INSURANCE CO., (Fire and Marine)
Gustave Touchard president, Charles D. Haven
secretary, office 41(5 and 418 California
UNION INSURANCE CO.'S BUILDING, 416 and
418 California
UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY, (Marine) OF
CHINA, William H. Foster, Jr., general agent,
office 210 Battery
UNION IRON WORKS, H. J. Booth & Co. pro-
prietors, NE cor First and Mission
Union Livery Stable, Michael Maher proprietor,
726 Union
Union Lodging House. J. D. Littlefield proprietor,
325$ Bush
Union Lumber Association, office NW cor Beale
and Bryant
Union Malt Works, S s Brannan nr Eighth
UNION MARKET, S s Howard bet Third and
Fourth
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., H. H. Johnston
& Co. general managers, office SW cor Kearny
and California
Union Pacific Salt Co., John Barton manager, office
218 Sacramento
Union Packet Line, office Commercial Street Wharf
Union Sailors' Home, Thomas Boyne proprietor,
45 Vallejo
Union Soda Works, George C. Thompson proprie-
tor, 526 Union
Union Warehouse, Sc.bolle & Lankershim proprie-
tors, NW cor Union and Battery
UNITED ANAHEIM WINE GROWERS' ASSO-
CIATION, Herman Meese manager, 321 Mont
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS, hall
413 Sutter
UNITED STATES APPRAISER'S STORE, SW
cor Battery and Jackson
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Commissary Sub-
sistence Department California, offi'ce 565 Mkt
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Commissary Sub-
sistence Military Division Pacific, office 703 Mkt
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Mustering and
Disbursing office, 703 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Paymaster De-
partment California, office 703 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Paymaster Mil-
itary Division Pacific, oflice 703 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Quartermaster
Department California, office 703 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Quartermaster
Military Division Pacific, office 703 MarKet
UNITED STATES ARMY, Clothing Depot Mili-
tary Division Pacific, Yerba Buena Island
UNITED STATES ARMY, Depot Quartermaster,
Military Division Pacific, 703 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, General Recruiting
Service, Military Division Pacific, office 703
Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Headquarters Depart-
ment California, 703 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Headquarters Military
Division Pacific, 703 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Medical Director De-
partment California, 703 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Medical Purveyor Mil-
itary Division Pacific, 747 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Medical Storekeeper
Military Division Pacific, office 747 Market
UNITED STATES ARMY, Recruiting Rendez-
vous, office 313 Kearny
UNITED STATES ARMY SIGNAL SERVICE,
office 42 Merchants' Exchauge
UNITED STATES ARMY, Subsistence Depart-
ment Military Division Pacific, oflice 703 Mar-
ket, warehouse 565 Market
UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREASURER,
and Treasurer U. S. Branch Mint, office 428
Montgomery
UNITED STATES BARGE, (Revenue Service)
office SE cor Davis and Vallejo
UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT, 610 Com-
mercial, O. H. La Grange superintendent, office
613 Commercial
UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT, (New) NW
cor Mission and Fifth
UNITED STATES BREWERY. Wannenmacher
& Krounenberg proprietors, NE cor McAllister
and Franklin
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, (Clerk)
office 1 U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, Judge's
Chambers, rooms 3 and 4 U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY, office 629
Kearny, third floor
UNITED STATES COLLECTOR CUSTOMS,
(Port San Francisco) office third floor Custom
House
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS, office U.
S. Court Building
UNITED STATES ^COMPILER MINING STA-
TISTICS office Custom House, third floor
UNITED STATES COURT BUILDING, NE cor
Battery and Washington
UNITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE, NW cor
Washington and Batterv
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY, of-
fice 6, 7 and 8 U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, (Clerk)
office 14 U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, for the
District of California, Judge's Chambers, room
10 U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES DRAYxMEN, office SW cor
Jackson and Batterv
UNITED STATES ENGINEERS, Division Pa-
cific, office 703 Market ; Harbor Fortifications,
office 533 Kearny ; River and Harbor Improve-
ments, office 509 Kearny
UNITED STATES EXPORT WAREHOUSE,
SW cor Batterv and Broadway
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,
Fortieth Parallel, office 74 Montgomery Block
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY, room 17 U. S.
Court Building ,
United States Hotel, Cornelius Maloney proprietor,
304 Beale
UNITED STATES INSPECTOR BOILERS, of-
fice 11 U.S. Court Building
UNITED STATES INSPECTOR DRUGS, office
SW cor Batterv and Jackson
UNITED STATES INSPECTOR HULLS, office
11 U. S. Court Building
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCIS.C0 [U] DIRECTORY
651
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE AS
SESSOR. office U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTOR, office U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
GAUGERS, office U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Supervisor of. office 419 California
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE EX-
PORT BONDED WAREHOUSE, Woodhams
& Ludlum proprietors, NW cor California and
Davis
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 506 Jackson
UNITED STATES LIGHT HOUSE, Twelfth Dis-
trict, office 204 Montgomery
UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL, cor
Valencia and Twenty-fourth
UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL SERV-
ICE,Pacific Coast.superinteudiug surgeon, office
Custom House, third floor
UNITED STATES MARSHAL, office 5 U. S.
Court Building
United States M. Co., (Virginia Cily,Nev.) office
37 New Merchants' Exchange
UNITED STATES NAVAL OFFICER, Port San
Francisco, office Custom House
UNITED STATES NAVAL RENDEZVOUS,
rooms 1 and 5, Government Building
UNITED STATES NAVY PAYMASTER, R. C.
Spalding, office 434 California
UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND AND AUS-
TRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, I. W.
Raymond agent, office 414 Market
UNITED STATES PENSION AGENT, (Army
aud Navv) office 423 Washington
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE, NW cor
Washington and Battery
UNITED STATES POSTAL AGENT, office 7
Montgomery Block
UNITED STATES RECEIVER PUBLIC MON-
EYS, (IJ. S. Lands) office 506 Jackson
UNITED STATES REGISTER BANKRUPTCY,
First District, A. B. Bates, office 636 Clay
UNITED STATES REGISTER BANKRUPTCY,
Second District, Samuel J. Clarke, office 23 aud
24 and 25 U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES REGISTER LANDS, office 506
Jackson
United States Restaurant, 507 and 509 Clay
UNITED STATES SPECIAL AGENT TREAS
URY DEPARTMENT, office Custom House,
third floor
UNITED STATES SUPERINTENDENT- IN-
DIAN AFFAIRS, for California, office 224
Kearnv
UNITED STATES SUPERVISING INSPECTOR
STEAMBOATS, office room 11, U. S. Court
Building
UNITED STATES SURVEYOR GENERAL, of
lice 306 Pine
UNITED STATES SURVEYOR, (Port San Fran-
cisco) office Custom House
UNITED STATES TREASURER, U. S. Branch
Mint, office 428 Montgomery
United Workingmen's Boot aud "Shoe Manufactur-
ing Co., 12 Tyler
UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA, (Regents of) office
320 Sanson)
University Mound Railroad Co., office 302 Mont-
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, (City) Rev. W. Alex-
ander principal, SE cor Stockton and Geary
University Mound College, S s Silver Avenue bet
San Jose and San Bruno Roads
University School, George Bates principal, W s Post
bet Stockton and Powell
Unker Adam, (Wolf& U.) dwl Brooks nr Market
Unna Henry, eardwriter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
29 Second
Unna Jacob, brushmaker, dwl 1016 Howard
Uurnsfh Adolph, cabinetmaker with George O.
Whitney & Co., dwl 435 Pine
Unruh Henry A., assistant ageut Cent. P. R. R.,
dwl 530" Third
Unruh William B.. foreman Cent. P. R. R. Wharf
foot Second, dwl SW cor Bryant and Clinton
Unstetli Charles, laborer, dwl SE cor Mission and
Nineteenth
Unsworth Reav, cigars, International Hotel, 530
Jackson, dwl International Hotel
Unverzagt August, shoemaker, 17 Sutter, dwl 7
Varenne
Unwin Edward, printer, bds 29 First
Updike Julius R., carriagetrinmier with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 938 Folsom
Upham Bradford H., salesman with John G. Hodge
■fe Co., dwl Russ House
Upham Isaac. ( Puyut, U. & Co.) dwl 36 Geary
Upham Willard S., clerk, 309 Sanson), dwl 1412
Mason
Uphans Louis, barber, dwl 4 Vallejo Court
Upp Margaret, (widow) dwl 45 Third
Upper Sacramento Line Steamers, S. E. Herrick
agent, office 126 Clay
Upstone John, proprietor Neptune Iron Works, 33
Fremont, and furnished rooms, 904 Kearny
Upton Augustine F., printer with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl NW cor Steiner and McAllister
Upton Benjamin V., compositor Eveuing Postcdwl
735 Pine
Upton Charles D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express
Upton Eugene A., foreman Hebrew Observer, dwl
NW cor Steiner and McAllister
Upton Henry C., printer with F. Korbel & Bros.,
dwl NW cor Steiner and McAllister
Upton John, compositor Morning Call, dwl 735
Pine
Upton John P., book and job printer, 509 Clay, dwl
735 Pine
UPTON M. G, editorial department Alfa Califor-
nia, dwl 425 Geary
Upton Michael, barkeeper U. S. Hotel, dwl 304
Beale
Urbais John, cabinetmaker, dwl San Bruno Road
nr Twenty-seventh
Urban D. H., groceries aud liquors, NW cor Mason
and Pacific
Urban Joseph, manufacturers violins and guitars,
509 Kearny, and musician California Theater
Uri Felix, wholesale and retail butcher, 20-. 1 San
Francisco Market, dwl 27 Turk
Urie William N. S., painter with John F. Kennedy,
dwl 425 Fourth
Uribe Cesirio, saddler, 825 Montgomery
Urich Applegate, mechanic, dwl 512 Fourth
Urech Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Stenart,
Urner John, liquor saloon, 214£ Sixth
Urqnhart Alexander S., druggist, dwl 1905 Polk
Urquhart George, painter witli Hopps & Sous, dwl
14 Virginia
Urqnhart James S., manager Western Union Tele-
graph, dwl 838 Bush
Urquhart Robert, shipsmith with W. S. Phelps &
Co., dwl 428 Tehama
Urquhart S. F., physician, dwl 1905 Polk
Urruela Juan, consul for Guatemala, office 409 Bat-
tery, dwl Frank's Building
Usher John, special policeman, dwl 429 Bush
Usher Lewis, clerk Pavilion Skating Rink, dwl 429
Bush
Usher Thomas, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
USTICK WILLIAM L., mining secretary, office
438 California, dwl 127 Kearnv
Uszinski B. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, and manufac-
turer hair iewelrv, 14 J Sherman
Utter Frederick W., superintendent S. P. Transfer
Co., dwl 6 New Montgomery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
652
SAN FRANCISCO [V/ DIRECTORY.
Uttley William G., sawniaker with Pacific Saw
Manufacturing Co.
Utscl ig Adolpb, boots and shoes, 1105 Stockton
Utechig John, f Ulschig & Hanson) dwl 321J
O Farrell
Utschig Louis, (Adams & U.) dwl 316 Pine
DTBCHIG & HANSON, (John Utschig and Henry
Hanson) shoemakers, 326 Bush
Utz Adam, watchamu Pioueer Woolen Factory, dwl
Black 1'oint
Uttzinger Henry, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
U/.uay Frances, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 253 Stev
Uzovich John, eoffee and liquor saloon, NW cor
Davis and Oregon* dwl 1522 Stockton
Uzovich Nattole, lishermau, dwl 503 East
V
Vaccari Chart.es M., refiner S. F. Assaying and
li.i-tiniii.tr Works, dwl 19 Park Avenue
Vagg Henry, steward steamer Pioneer, dwl 20 Clem
Vagg William S., steward steamer Reform, dw 20
Clementina
Vagnou Gaepard, laborer with Domingo Ghirardelli,
415 Jackson
Vagt Christian, expresswagon, cor Davis and Cal
Vagt Herman, laborer, dwl E s Clinton nr Br.muan
Vagts George, china and glassware., 1035 Folsom
(and Vagts & Gallardo)
Vagts & Gallardo, (George Vagts and Raphael
Gallardo) oil dealers, 36 Fremont
Vahev Patrick, teamster with William Kerr, dwl
909 Battery
Vahle Henry, cook, -11 Second, dwl 361 Minna
Vail Aiken H., (Sanborn, V. & Co.) dwl 536
Seventeenth
Vail Albert, with G. A. Norton* Co.,dwl2007 Pow
Vail Charles H., clerk, dwl 509 Filbert
Vail John, paperboxnoaker with Max Waizman,
dwl NW cor Pacific and Powell
Vail Napoleon B., boxmaker with Prescott Bros.,
dwl 1028 Market
Vail Walter, bookkeeper, dwl 1028 Market
Valdes Manuel, peddler, dwl SW cor Dupout and
Broadway
Valdetero diaries, cook with E. Solari, 20 Clay
Vahiivia Ricardo, printer with Edward Bosqui &
Co., dwl Clay bet Powell and Mason
Valducci C Histamine Rev. , clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 841 Market
Vale Charles, blacksmith, 107 Leidesdorff, dwl 1511
Jackson
Vale Charles Jr., expresswagon, NE cor Dupout
and Clay, dwl NE cor Green and Larkin
Vale William. ( Will, am Vale <$• Co.) dwl 12121. Jack
VALE WILLIAM & CO., (John Armstrong) pro-
prietors San Francisco Employment Office, 606
Clav
Vale— See Vail
Valencia Frederick, laborer with D. J. Harrison &.
Co., 745 Market
Valente Francisco, nurse Italian Hospital
Valente Louis, baker, 216 Broadwav
Valenzuela Isabel, dressmaker, dwl" 10 Auburn
Valeuzuela Josepha, (widow) seamstress, dwl 1302
Powell
Valentine Andrew, nurse, dwl 228 Bush
Valentine Andrew, watchman Mission &. Pacific
Woolen Mills, dwl SE cor Harrison and Twen-
tieth
Valentine C. E., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 8o3 Bush
Valentine Clara Mrs., (colored) (Godfrey & V.)
dwl 5 Taylor
Valentine Henry, waiter with Henry Bocken, dwl
NE cor Clay and Kearny
Valentine Jacob, peddler, dwl 124 Olive Avenue
Valentine James, laborer, dwl 41 Jessie
Valentine John, clerk, 119 Sutter, dwl 233 Stevenson
VALENTINE JOHN J., general superintendent
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, office NW cor
California and Montgomery, dwl 835 Bush
Valentine John T., (colored) messenger, dwl 5
Taylor
Valentine Mary, (widow) dwl 233 Stevenson
Valentine S. D., (Francis & V.) dwl 606 Mont
Valentine T. B., office with Francis & Valentine,
dwl 606 Montgomery
Valentine Vincent, (Valentine & Cattarina) dwl
233 Stevenson
Valentine & Cattarina, (Vincent Valentine and
Emanuel J. Cattarina) fruits and produce, 420
Davis
Valentini John R., aseietant pastor St. Francis
Church, dwl 519 Green
Valergo Bartholomew, dwl 425 Filbert
Valergo Dominico, marble worker, dwl 425 Filbert
Valiant Edmund, carpenter, dwl Precita Avenue
opp Alabama, Bernal Hights
Valla Pietro, laborer, dwl 519 Sacramento
Vallatti O, groceries and provisions, NE cor Mason
and Lombard
Valleau Thomas P., inspector Custom House, dwl
124 Austin
Vallear J., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Vallejo City Extension Homestead Association, of-
fice 220 Montgomery
VALLEJO STEAMERS, (Cal. P.R.R. Co.) Front
Street Wharf
Vallejo Street Wharf, foot Vallejo
VALLEJO U. S. BONDED' WAREHOUSE,
John O. Strauch proprietor, NW cor Vallejo
and Front
Vallely Edward, carpenter, S 8 Montgomery Court
Valmers Francisco, hairdresserwith Hermann Lew-
is, dwl NE cor Broadway and Montgomery
Valsinio Antoine, shoemaker, dwl 5 Gaveu
Valz John, expresswagon, dwl N s Willow nr Miss
Van Alen William K., secretary Sutro Tunnel Co.,
and local agent Mutual Life Ins. Co., (N. Y.)
625 Montgomery, dwl Lick House
Van Alstine Alonzo, agent, dwl 710 Kearny
Van Annan, steward, dwl Government House
Vau Antwerp William, barkeeper with Alonzo
Farr, SE cor Fourth and Berry
Vau Atwerp Charles F., carpenter, dwl 516 Mont-
gomery
Van Bergen Augustus, (Pless S? Van B.) dwl 628J
Jessie
Van Bergen Ernest, clerk with W. Smadeke & Co.,
dwl NE cor Kearny and Broadway
Van Bergen James O.," clerk with Cal! P.R.R. Co.,
dwl 132 Fourth
Van Bergen John, (John Van Bergen & Co.) res
Germany
Van Bergen John &. Co., (Nicholas Van Bergen)
importers wines and liquors, 413 and 415 Clay
Van Bergen John W., clerk, 212 Battery, dwl NE
cor Post and Hyde
Vau Bergen Nicholas, (John Van Bergen & Co.)
dwl 834 Post
Van Borstel John, night inspector Custom House,
dwl 235 Ritch
Van Brunt Henry, carpenter, dwl NWcor Post and
Sutter
VAN BRUNT R. N., cashier Merchants' Exchange
Bank, 415 California, dwl 1020 Pine
Van Buren George, (colored) mariner, dwl 16 Scott
Place
Van Court James E., photographer with William
Shew, dwl 529 Second
Van Court John F., carriagetrimmer, 581 Market,
dwl 255 Third
Van Court John W., shoemaker with F. X. East,
dwl NW cor Hayes and Googh
Van Crombrugghe Alfred.clerk Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 913 Washington
Van Cnllen Leon, cloakcutter, dwl 479 Jessie
HUNTINGTOIN, H0PKLN3 & CO., Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [V] DIRECTORY
653
Van Daalen Marcus C, bootcutter with I. M.Went-
worth & Co., dwl cor Webster and Waller
Van de Ca Steele Xavier, artist, dwl 310 Hvde
Van de Casteele Xavier Jr., artist with Britton &
Rev, dwl 310 Hyde
Van den Bergh J. P. P., physician, office and dwl
811 Leavenworth
Van Denburgh Alison, dentist, office and dwl 229
Geary
Van Denburgh Daniel, dentist, office and dwl 229
Geary
Van Deusen Henry, lanndrvman S.F. Laundry, dwl
NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Van Deusen Maria Miss, teacher Market St. Primary
School, dwl 16 O'Farrell
Van Deusen Robert, cook, dwl 44 Jessie
Van Deventer Frank, salesman with Barton & Rnt-
ter, dwl SW cor Howard and Twentv-second
Van Devort J. D. Mrs., dwl 615 Bush
Van Dolan M. C, shoemaker with I.M.Wentworth
& Co., dwl SE cor Waller and Webster
Van Doren Charles Jr., porter with Blake, Bobbins
&Co., dwl Polk nr Tyler
Van Doren George, sewing machines, 1411 Stockton
Van Doren P., clerk, dwl 228 Bush
Van Dorn Charles H., draymau, dwl E s Hyde bet
Washington and Clay
Van Dorons Alfred, (colored,) mariner, dwl 427
Third
Van Dorous Maria Mrs., (colored) dressmaker, 427
Third
Van Dusen Edward, painter with Noble & Gallagh-
er, dwl 902 Filbert
Van Dusen Stark, laborer with J. Martenstein <fc
Co.
Van Duvn Edward C, liquor and billiard saloon,
673 Market, dwl 247 Stevenson
Van Duvne Ellen Mrs., ladies' furnishing and fancy
goods, 117 Sutter
Van Duzer A. P., clerk with L. M. Foulke, 419
California, dwl Taylor nr Washington
Van Duzer Jacob S., conductor Napa Valley R.R.,
bds Morton House
Van Duzer S. V. R., (Van Duzer, Woods # Co.)
dwl SE cor Mission and Third
Van Duzer, Woods & Co., (S. V. R. Van Duzer
and Fred N. Woods) commission merchauts,
502 Merchant
Van Dyke George B., talesman, 312 Bush, dwl S s
Pine nr Octavia
Van Dyke James, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Van Dyke Joseph, plasterer, dwl S s Pine nr Oc-
tavia
Van Dyke Samuel P., bookkeeper with Hanson,
Ackerson & Co., dwl 325 Oak
Van Dyke Walter, (Van Dyke & Loeivy) res Oak-
land
VAN DYKE & LOEWY, (Walter Van Dyke and
William Loewy) attorneys-at-law, office 520
Montgomery
Van Dyne James, blacksmith, dwl W s Bernal bet
Precita and Serpentine Avenues
Van GordeiS Samuel, mining speculator, dwl 783
Market
Van Hadeln John, groceries and liquors, 1601 Pow-
ell nr Green
Van Hadelu Peter, clerk with John Van Hadeln,
dwl 1601 Powell
Van Haverbeke Hvpolite, dwl 425 Powell
Van Heereu Albert, carpenter, dwl 415 Brannan
Van Heusen Charles, upholsterer with Goodwin &
Co., dwl N s California bet Steiner and Pierce
Van Housen William, market, SE cor Eddy and
Mason, dwl NE cor Guerrero and Twentieth
Van Houte Charles, laundryman S. F. Laundry,
dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Van Laak Lambert. ( Van Laak & Gillespie) dwl N
E cor Howard and Seventeenth
Van Laak &, Gillespie, (Lambert Van Lank and
James Gillespie) broom manufacturers, 111 and
113 Davis
Van Ness James P., mason and builder, dwl 867
Mission
Van Ness John, carpenter, dwl 125 Olive Avenue
Van Ness John N., special policeman ,L'nion Square
Van NesB Marian, (widow) confectionery, 129 Sixth
Van Ness Thomas C, letter department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 538 Valencia
Van Norden Robert T, (Gilmore & Van N.) dwl
1412 Bush
Van Nostrand Daniel C, clerk with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 1207 Folsom
Van Nowiden William, porter, dwl 333 Hush
Van Ordeu David T., deputy Fire Marshal, dwl 1413
Clay
Van Orden Leander, oysterman, dwl 31 Perry
Van Pelt , laborer "Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amelia
Van Pelt David, captain steamer Amelia, dwl 25
John
Van Pelt Josephine M., (widow) dwl 346 Beale
Van Pelt Mary, (widow) dwl 513 O'Farrell
Van Pelt Peter, bookkeeper with H. M. Xewhall &
Co., dwl 320 Fremont
Van Pelt William, mate Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amelia
Van Praag H. A. <fe Co., commission merchants and
hides and wool, 304 Snnsom
Van Praag Henry A., (H. A. Van Praag 8? Co.)
dwl 30 Kearny
Vau Praag Joseph L., porter County Recorder's
office, dwl 30 Montgomery
Van Praag Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 30 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1715 Hyde
Van Praag Samuel A., superintendent Grand Hotel
carriages, dwl 837 Mission
Van Reed James EL, roofer, dwl 908 Howard
Van Rensselaer P. S., dwl Union Club
Vau Rensselaer Robert H. , clerk with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., dwl 411 Sansom
Van Renevyom Francis W., (Cubery & Co.) dwl
1312 Larkin
Van Renevgom John L., assistant cashier Custom
House,' dwl 1013 Washington
Van Riper James, carpenter and builder, dwl 906
Jackson
Van Santen Evariste, clerk with Belloc Freres, dwl
SE cor Leavenworth aud Pine
Van Schaack Chauncey P., (C. P. Van Schaack &
Co.) dwl 506 Sutter
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO. (George Loomis)
importers and wholesale aud retail dealers
clothing and gents' furnishing goods, boots, to-
bacco, Yankee notions, etc., 708-7 1 ti Kearny
Van Schaack William, carpenter Market St. R. R.,
dwl Seventeenth bet Valencia and Mission
Van Siclen William H., harnessmaker with Charles
H. Mead, dwl 535 Hayes
Van Straaten Benjamin E., clerk, 16 Sansom, dwl
630 McAllister
Van Syckle R. W., watchman U. S. B. Mint, res
Oakland
Van Tassell Alexander, fireman steamer Capitol,
dwl 1209 Montgomery
Van Valkenburgh A., dwl Grand Hotel
Van Valkenburgh Francis S., stocks, dwl 30 Stanley
Place
Van Vliet Leon, salesman, 343 Kearny
Van Voorhees George, doorkeeper Bella Union
Theater, dwl 706 Kearny
Van Voorhis George, clerk Alta Lodging House,
538 Sacramento
Van Vranken Cornelius D., carpeDter, dwl 322
O'Farrell
Van Winkle Isaac S., (Van Winkle & Davenport)
dwl SE cor Gough and Fulton
Van Winkle Peter W., office 304 California
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
"Visit WATKIMS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY 28 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
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SAN FRANCISCO . *JT [ DIRECTORY
VAN WINKLE & DAVENPORT (I. S. Van
Winkle and C. W. Davenport J importers irou,
Bteel and heavy hardware, gas fixtures, etc.,
413 ami 415 Market
Van Wyeb Henry L., clerk, dwl 809 Stockton
Van Wvck Tliomas W., bookkeeper with William
K. Van Alen, dwl 1U09 Powell
Vance Charles B„ barnessmaker with A. Tillmau,
dwl 106 Minna
Vance James, ( T. C. Donnolly <& Co. J dwl 1313
Jackson
Vance James, laborer, dwl Rassette Place, No. 2
Vauce John, baker with Hughes & Foley, dwl 329
Minna
Vance Joseph, laborer with Hancock & Kelso
Vance R. II. , dwl Russ House
Vance Robert A., plumber with P. R. O'Brien, dwl
Stevenson nr Third
Vance William, photographer, dwl 1009 Taylor
Vanchassen Marks, driver Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 913 Harrison
Vandal! B. C, (Vandall Sf Voigt) dwl 820 Lom-
bard
VANDALL & VOIGT, (B. C. Vandall and F. R.
Voigt) proprietors Guide, office 521 Clay
Vandek August, waiter Gaulois Restaurant, dvvi
5 s Vallejo bet Kearny and Dupont
Vandeinark Ferdinand, broommaker with Van Laak
6 Gillespie, dwl Berry House
Vandenbrook P., tailor, dwl 522 Merchant
VANDENBURGH F. L., general superintendent
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co., office 503
California, res Sacramento City
Vanderliilt Mark, carpenter, dwl 21 Moss
Vauberbilt Michael, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Vandeibni-fj: E. L., salesman with Stone & Hayden,
dwl 815 Hyde
Vandercook Roberts, carpenter, dwl NW cor Steiner
and Fulton
Vanderpool Jacob, (colored) porter, 122 Battery,dwl
1 Miles Place
Vanderslice Henry, paper carrier, dwl 5 Auburn
Vanderslice James, silverptate finisher with W. K.
Vanderslice &. Co., dwl 5 Auburn
Vanderslice William K., ( W. K. Vanderslice # Co.)
dwl 831) California
VANDERSLICE W. K. & CO., (Lucius Thomp-
son) manufacturers silverware, 136 Sutter
Vanderson Gnsta v, cook, dwl E a Larkin bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Vandervoort Mary F., dwl 429 Shipley
Vande water Herman, conductor Market Street R.
R., dwl -1 Rondel Place
Vandewater Sophia Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Vande water William H., (Brewton # V.J dwl 1707
Stockton
Vandice Josepb, bootmaker, 810 Sausom, dwl Hotel
d'ltalia
Vandor Joseph, attorney-at-law, office 615 Kearny,
dwl 2108 Taylor
Vandrake Alfred" J., machinist with Frank A. Hunt-
ington, dwl 110 Minna
Vaudre L. Hinpolite, druggist with August Bubler,
dwl 905 Kearny
Vane Charles E., clerk, 312 Bush, dwl 23 Chat-
tanooga
Vane William, gasfitter and plumber, 858 Howard
Vanhaufeu , piledriver, dwl 722 Pacific
Vankemen Mary J., (widow) furnished rooms, 321
Geary
Vanna Joseph, teamster with Hancock <fe Kelso, dwl
414 Beale
Vanner Alphonse, tailor with John L. Brooks, dwl
805 Mont
Vanni*Natbalie, molder with Pietro Mezzara, dwl
108 Morton
Vannier Alphonse, tailor, dwl 803 Mont
Vanody John, laborer, dwl 4 Zoe Place
Vanodyke John, foreman with Whitney & Freese
Vanohlsen Frank, laundryman S. F. Laundry, dwl
NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Vanorden D. T., workman T. H. Selby & Co.'s
Smelting Works, North Beach
Vansant Jesse, mariner, dwl San Bruno Road nr
TwTenty-seventh
Vansant John, physician, office and dwl 933 Sutter
Vansickle R. W., laundryman S. F. Laundry, dwl
NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Vansicklen Henry, carpenter Cal. Planing Mill,
dwl 563 Mission
Vanstan Margaret, (widow) dwl 336 Ritch
Vantine John, hairdresser, W s Mission nr Twenty-
sixth
Vanton Barney, backman, dwl 2 Zoe Place
Vargas Jose, laborer, bds 116 Jackson
Vargas Louis, marbleworker with John Daniel &
Co., dwl 7 Hinckley
Varicas Lionel G., patent agent and civil engineer,
office 425 Kearny, dwl 1009 Powell
Varley James, laborer, dwl 9 Langton
Varnd'all William P., restaurant, 2197 Powell
Vainey E. H., Mrs., teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Varney Henry, upholsterer, dwl 24 Sixth
Varney Lebius H., carpenter and builder, office 638
Market, dwl 611 Powell
Varney Lincoln, painter with Frost & Richards, dwl
1302 California
Varney Robert, teacher, dwl E s First Ay bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Varnev Thomas, real estate, and mining machinery,
office 229 Fremont, dwl 1012 Clay
Vary C. R., dwl E s Buchanan bet Vallejo and
Green
Vary James H., backman, cor Mont and Market, and
livery stable, N s Bryant bet Third and Fourth,
dwl 522 Bryant
Vascoucellos Antonio de, cook, dwl 422 Drumm
VASCONCELLOS JOSEPH J., stoves and tin-
ware, 524 Wash, dwl 672 Harrison
Vaslit Frank S., physician, office and dwl NW cor
Sacramento and Kearny
Vasquiz Josepb, clerk with Charles Scheggia, dwl
721 Lombard
VASSAULT FERDINAND, real estate agent, office
304 California, dwl Lick House
Vasselin Hypolite, toys and fancy goods, 22 Fourth
Vaugban Frederick, bookstand, 514 Montgomery,
dwl 830 Howard
Vaugban Hector W., photographic art gallery, 18
Third, dwl Prospect Av, Bernal Heights
Vaugban Mary A., (widow) dwl NE cor Mont and
Vallejo
Vaughn Alpbonso H., Crystal Palace saloon, 5 Kear-
ny and 12 Geary, dwl 1121 Powell
Vaughn Ellen Mrs., seamstress, dwl 427 Fourth
Vaughn George, carpenter, dwl 1301^ Larkin
Vaughn George H., shoemaker with D. W. Emer-
son & Co.", dwl 278 Jessie
Vaughn Henry, calker with P.M.S.S.Co.
Vaughn Seth, dwl 906 Market
Vaughn William, carpenter with Cole &. Haskell,
dwl 14 Prospect Place
Vaux Eleanor M., canvasser, d«l 83'CIementina
Veal George, laboier with Wood Preserving Co.,
dwl 9 Freelon
Veal George, manner, dwl 21 Frederick
Veasey Perley, (Johnston, Nickerson & V.) dwlN
s Pleasant bet Taj lor and Jones
Vedawretto Valentin, merchant, dwl 1234 Stock
Vedder Rodney S., clerk Pay Dept.Mil.Div.Pacific,
703 Market, dwl 18 Jessie
Vedot James, paints and paperbangings, 1131 Du-
pont
Veen George, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Veen J., carpenter, dwl 228 Bush
Vega Veyenio, mining, dwl 321 Taylor
Veile George, laborer, dwl 9 Freelon
HCTNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [V] DIRECTORY
655
Veintemella Jose, cigarmaker with A. Ramon, dwl
521 Vallejo
Veirs Frank B., salesman with George W. Clark,
dwl 720 Folsom
Veirs Jesse E, paperhanger with C. Frincke, dwl
129 Third
Velhert Peter H., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Folsom and Willow, dwl S 8 Harrison nr
Eighth
Vellinger George, saddle and harnessmaker, 128
Fourth
Velly Julia, (widow) furnished rooms, 102S Market
Vellran Jose, fisherman, dwl 24 Commercial
Venable S., attoiney-at-law. dwl 7£ Langton
VENARD G., Chartres coffee, spices, mustard, etc.,
625 and 027 Front, dwl 702 Lombard
Vencel Lewis, porter with Osgood & Stetson, dwl
722 Green
Venekohl F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwlNW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Venker Frederick, dwl J 28 Dora
Venn Mary A., (widow) dwl 1125 Filbert
Venn J., carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Venne Jean, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl SW cor
California and Dupont
Vennot Louise, dressmaker, dwl 731 Washington
Vennsano Alexander, bookkeeper with F. Daneri &
Co., dwl NW cor Stockton and California
Ventura Antonio, laborer, bds lib Jackson
Ventura Manuel, laborer, dwl DC Jackson
Venturas Manuel, deckhand, dwl SE cor Davis and
Clark
Ver Mehr Alfred de R., salesman with Parrott &
Co., dwl 90b Market
Vera Donnassnio. billiardtablemaker with J.Strahle
& Co., dwl 528 Green
Veras Manuel, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Pacific
and Davis
Vercouter Charles, shoemaker, dwl 10 Jessie
Verde Joseph, laborer, dwl 131 Main, rear
VERDENAL D. F., editor S. F. Chronicle, (and
J. M. & I). F. Verdenal J dwl Thirteenth nr
Mission
Verdenal J. M., (J. M. & D. F. Verdenal) dwl S
W cor Bash and Montgomery
VERDENAL J. M. & D. K.,attorneys-at-law, office
22 Court Block, 036 Clay
Verdenhalven John, (Lutgeti & Go. J dwl SE cor
Harrison and Park Avenue
Verdier Gaston, salesman City of Paris, dwl 917
Dupont
Verdier Pauline Madame, milliner and millinery, S
E cor Montgomery and Sutter
Verdin Albert, laborer, dwl E s Devisadero bet Sut-
ter and Post
Vergatovez Antonio, cook, NE cor Dupont and
Market ,
Verge A. W., cooper with L. N. Haudy & Co., dwl
49 Clay
Verges Jean, waiter. 647 Commercial
Verhellen Henry, waiter, 617 Sacramento, dwl 631
Pacific
Verme Agostine, laborer with Brignardello, Mac-
chiavello & Co., dwl 2 Dupont
Vermeil Jean L., hay and grain, SE cor Fourth and
Berry
Vermilva Abram J., machinist, dwl 148 Perry
Vermilya Armeinia, (widow) dwl 148 Perry
Vernet Joseph, dwl 1142 Folsom, rear
Veruet William, clerk with Samuel Graaff & Co.,
dwl 1024 Pacific
Veruey Jules, laborer George's Restaurant, 612
Sacramento
Vernon Joseph P., salesman, 35 Battery, dwl 36
Geary
Vero William, varnisher with Cbr. Schreiber &
Co., dwl 664 Minna
Verrill Calvin M., sawsmith, 659 Mission
Vesaria Louis, teller Pacific Bank, dwl 1123 How
Vest George, (Riley & V.J dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Veto Frank, fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Vetsch John, cook, 538 Market
Vetter Alfred, japanner tinware, 225 Dupont
Veuve II. Harry, salesman with Ami Vignier, dwl
36 Geary
Vevey John, waiter Moses Taylor,Australia S.S.Line
Veyrat Alphonse, waiter New World Restaurant,
dwl 1013 Dupont
Veyrat Maurice, New World Restaurant, 1013 Dup
Veyrat Paul, laborer New World Restaurant, dwl
1013 Dupont
Viadero Damaso, salesman with A. S. Rosen baum
& Co., dwl 1012 McAllister
Vial Cyprian, seaman bark Lega1 Tender, 27 Mkt
Viale .Joseph, upholsterer with Lmis Ponzadoox,
dwl S s Pacific bet Dupont and Stockton
Vian Manuel, seaman, dwl N s Oregon bet East
and Drnmm
Viard Madame, dressmaker, dwl 2117 Mason
Viard T., asphaltum worker with B. Bonnet, dwl
803 Montgomery
VICE MARTIN, boatbuilder, 22 Mission, dwl 215
Stevenson
Vice Mary, (widow) teacher music, dwl 313 Minna
Vice Thomas, (Beckwith & V.J dwl 105 Hayes
Vicente Garcia, jeweler with Frontier & Bellemere,
dwl 621 Vallejo
Vicini Peter, fruits, SW cor Pacific and Mason, dwl
W s Fremont Place
Vickers John L., porter with Ralston & Cottrell,
SW cor Washington and Sansoni
Vickers Rome G., compositor Alta California, dwl
129 Third
Victor Albert, salesman, 526 Kearny, dwl 1103 Pow
Victor Frederick, dwl 1005 Mission
Victor Gustave, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl 1005 Mission
Victor M., laundry, S s Thirteenth nr Folsom
Victoria Steamship Landing, Ilathaway's Wharf,
foot Spear
VICTORIA STEAMSHIP LINE, John Rosenfeld
agent, NE cor Spear and Folsom
Vidal John, (Peyronnin A- V.J dwl 319 Third
Vidal Ramon, veterinary surgeon, dwl 1328 Stockton
Videau Henry, (Ruth & V.J dwl 810 Howard
Vietor Frederick, clerk, dwl 510 Franklin
Vigneaud Henry, peddler, dwl Brannan nr Sixth
VIGNIER AMI, importer wines and liquors, 429
and 431 Battery, dwl 701 Stockton
Vigoreux A. W., physician, office and dwl NE cor
Third and Mission, and proprietor Pacific
Stables, cor Mason and Post
Vigonreux Peter M., wharfinger with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 415 Sixth
Vilas Russell A., clerk, dwl 305 Montgomery
Vilhac Jean Louis, dwl 904 Kearny
Villa Homestead Association, office 507 Mont
V1LLARD CONSTANTINE, wines and liquors,
1330 Stockton, dwl SW cor Bdwy and Dupont
Villegas Geraldo, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez
& Co., dwl 268 Jessie
Villegas Gregorio, porter with John S. Manson,
dwl 720 Broadway
Villegia & Slotterbek, (Leopold L. Villegia and
Charles S/ut/erbekJ gunmakers and sporting
materials, 730 Washington
Villegia Leopold L., (Villegia <& Slotterbek J dwl
730 Washington
Villemeur Joseph, bootmaker, 517 Jackson
Villeueuve Eugene, clerk with John M. Villeneuve,
dwl N s Pollard Place
Villeneuve John M., drygoods, 1121 Dupont, dwl
N a Pollard Place
Villier Emil, peddler, dwl Virginia bet Jack and Pac
Villis Agnes Mrs., cutter Women's Co-operative
Union, dwl S 8 Howard bet Second and Third
Vimont Joseph N, clerk with Mark L. McDonald,
dwl 420 Powell
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
656
SAN FRANCISCO [ V" DIRECTORY.
-j ]>:ii liter with Hopps & Sons
ert, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Vincent
Vincent Albert, carpent
Vincent Arthur, drayman, 54 Steu, dwl 1414 Geary
Vincent Carrie Mies, teacher Greenwich Street Cos-
mopolitan School
Vincent Daniel, carpenter, dwl 1414 Geary
Vincent Elizabeth Mrs., dwl '2-2-2 Stevenson
Vincent Eugene, clerk with H. H. Noble, dwl 222
Stevenson
Vincent Francis, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Vincent George T., attorney-at-law, office 507 Mont-
gomery, owl Thirteenth nr Mission
Vincent George W., ( Vincent & Lewis) dwl 1425
Hyde •
Vincent Henry, physician, dwl 538 Howard
Vincent Henry P-j civil engineer, dwl Brooklyn
Hotel
Vincent James H. , carpenter with William Kreger,
dwl 338 Shipley
Vincent John, scissorgrinder, dwl 114 Sacramento
Vincent Josephine, bookkeeper with Louis M. Gau-
tier, dwl 634 Green
Vincent Laurens, carpenter ship Germania, Rincon
Wharf
Vincent Marie Miss, ironer with Louis M. Gautier,
dwl 1719 Powell
Viucent Sevin, (Sevin Vincent &. Co.) res Brook-
lyn, Alameda Co.
Vincent Sevin &. Co., seedsmen and florists, 607
Sansom
Vincent V. S., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Vincent Warren, carriagemaker, dwl 4 Hubbard
Vincent William, waiter Union Club
Vincent William J., wheelwright with Taber &
Cunningham, dwl 4 Hubbard
VINCENT & LEWIS, (George W. Vincent and
Robert G. Lewis) liquor saloon, 133 Mont
Vincenzo P., fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Viuey John, compositor with H. S. Crocker & Co.,
dwl '227 Second
Vineyard Homestead Association, office 506 Mont
Viugerhoets James, wagonmaker, dwl 728 Wash-
ington, rear
ViniiiLr A. J., driver with American Bread Co., dwl
52 Everett
Viuing Everard A., engraver with George C. Shreve
& Co., dwl 1117 Bhsh
Viuing George H., driver Bamber & Co's Express,
dwl 1 Chatham Place
Vinlow Frank, laborer, dwl N s Brannan bet Sev-
enth and Gilbert
Vinson James H., stagemanager Metropolitan Thea-
ter, dwl Stevenson House
Vinsonlialer Elleu, (widow) dwl Sheppard Place nr
Mason
Vinsot Pierre, waiter William Tell House, dwl 721.
Pacific
Vinzem Charles, stockbroker, office 334 Montgom-
ery, res Oakland
Violich Nichlo, restaurant, 727 Dupont
Viot Eugene, clerk with Courner de San Francisco,
dwl 712 Vallejo
Virden Albert, porter with Thomas H. Selby & Co.,
dwl W s Devisadero bet Post and Sutter
Virgiuia Block, NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Virginia Cigar Co., (Chinese) 613 Jackson
Virgiuia Mining Co., ( White Pine) office 402 Mont
Virtue Gold Mining Co., f Oregon]/ office 426 Mont
Virzi Alexandra, fish, 20 Washington Market, dwl
111 Washington
Visalia, Havilah and Independence Stage Line,
office 208 Montgomery
VISCHER EDWARD, agent and commission mer-
chant, office 4, SW cor Front and Jackson, dwl
602 Stockton
Vishard Martiu, laborer California Dry Dock, Hun-
ter's Point
Vissinger Adolph, clerk, dwl 1107 Van Ness Av
Vitch C. P., boot and shoemaker, dwl 1224 Howard
Vivian Henry, carpenter, dwl 411 Pacific
Vivian Robert, ( Green $? V.) dwl Main nr Folsom
Vivien August, florist, 12 Eddy, dwl W a Guerrero
nr Fifteenth
Vizard A., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Vizard Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, 759 Howard
Vizard Henry, clerk, dwl 759 Howard
Vizard Thomas, real estate, dwl 333 Minna
Vizeno James, clerk, dwl 51 Third
Vizina Charles, blacksmith with S. W. Weston, dwl
N s Broadway nr Polk
Vlantin G., barkeeper with Pendo & Vlautin, 715
Davis
Vlautin Paul N., manufacturer medical wine, (and
Pendo & V.) 715 Davis
Vlautin Paul N. Jr., molder with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl 715 Davis
Voerckel Herman, baker with Edward Newman,
dwl 1805 Mason
Vogel , calker, dwl SE cor Second and Clem
Vogel Benjamin, tailor, E s Front bet Pacific and
Broadway
Vogel Laura, "(widow) furnished rooms, 2219 Mason
Vogeley Charles C, (J. Vogeley & Bro.) dwl 46
Second
Vogeley J. & Brother, (Charles C. Vogeley) manu-
facturing and retail confectioners, 126 Kearny
and 46 Second
Vogeley John, (J. Vogeley & Bro.) dwl 46 Second
Vogelgesang Henry, bookkeeper Empire Foundry,
dwl 403 Bryant
Vogelsdorff B. W., stock and moneybroker, office
422 Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
Voges George, Casino ealoon, 624 Sacramento, dwl
10 Bienham Place
Vogler Joseph, (Excelsior Mill Co.) dwl 1232 Miss
Vogt Edward, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Vogt Henry, shoemaker with John Sullivan, dwl
NE cor Jackson and Battery
Vogt Margaret, (widow) dwl 928 Harrisou
Vogt Marie Miss, chambermaid, dwl SW cor Clay
and East
Vogt Otto F., cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl 616
California
Vohn John, woodcarver, dwl 246 Clementina
Voice of Israel, (semi-monthly) Kaplan & Solomons
proprietors, office 26 Merchants Exchange
Voigt Berthold, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Voigt Christian H., ( Egsers & Co.) dwl 331 Mont
Voigt. Frederick R., ( Vandall 8g V '.) dwl 1516
Broadway
Voigt Meno, helper Union Foundry, dwl 304 Minna
Voisinet Jules, hairdresser, 756 Clay, dwl 740
Broadway
Voitelot Catherine, (widow) laundrv, 623 Howard
VOIZIN, RIS & CO.'S BUILDING, 115 Bush
Voizin Theodore, with Greenbaum <& Co., dwl 856
Mission
Vojedo A., chief engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Volbery; Charles, (Schluetcr & V.J dwl 34 Mary
Volkman Charles M., (Stetson iy V.) dwl 825
Greenwich
Volkman P., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Po-
trero Point
Volkmar Christ, cigar manufacturer, 414 Sacra-
mento, dwl 804 Market
Voll William, cook, dwl N s Post bet Buchanan and
Webster
VOLLBRACHT A., manufacturer and wholesale
dealer cigars and tobacco, 316 and 318 Com-
mercial, dwl 704 Ellis
Vollers Hencke, barkeeper, 100 Spear
Vollers Henry, butter and eggs, 1 Union Market,
dwl 21 Seventh
Vollers Martin, laborer, dwl 624 Commercial
Vollmar James, superintendent German Hospital
Vollmar P. H, groceries aud liquors, NW cor
Eighth and Howard
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
AN FRANCISCO ]VJ DIRECTORY.
657
Vollmer Henry, (John& Henry Vollmer) dwl SW
cor McAllister and Franklin
Vollmer John, fjoka <ib Henry Vollmer) dwl Frank-
lin nr McAllister
Vollmer John & Henry, groceries and liquors, SE
cor Davis and Sacramento
Vollmer M. Mis., ladies' nurse, dwl 918 Mission
Volmer Peter, tailor, dwl 133 Greenwich
Volney V., lookingglass manufacturer, 835 Clay
Volschmidt Herman, liquor saloon, S s Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Mission
Volz George F., bookkeeper with Gluck & Hansen,
dwl 1032 McAllister
Volz John, expresswagou, 106 Sansom, dwl Willow
nr Mission
Von Aim Jacob A., painter, dwl 827 Vallejo. rear
Von Ahnden John H., with L. J. H. Ollendorff,
dwl 18 Third
Von Aspern Johannes, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Von Bargen Henry, (Sckultz & Von B.J dwl 404
Eddy
Von Bargenn John, asphaltum roofer, dwl E s Ches-
ley nr Harrison
Von Beman Agathe Miss, teacher Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 228 Bush
Von Bestenbostel Joe, clerk with R. H. Pahl, dwl
SE cor Geary and Dupont
Von Borstel Henry, upholsterer, dwl 228 Bush
Von Borstel Theodore, (Hermann Sf Von B. ) car-
penter and builder, J 10 Sutter, dwl S s O'Farrell
bet Hyde and Larkin
Von Bremens George, farmer, dwl 129 Jackson
Von Buckow Emil, salesman with Seguin & Char-
lebois. dwl 840 Vallejo
VON DEE LIETH F. H., apothecary, 722 Mont
Von Der Meden F. E., agent, 316 Front, dwl 631
Sacramento
VON DER MEHDEN HENRY, liquor saloon,
SE cor Mission and Fourth, dwl 70 Everett
Von Der Mehden Louis, (Von Der Mehden & Go.)
dwl 102 Main
Von Der Mehden & Co., (Louis Von Der Mehden,
Peter Sengstacken and Henry Linne) Albany
Restdurant,201 Miss, and liquor saloon,200 Miss
Von Duzer Oliver, engineer with N. P. Trans. Co.,
dwl 731 Washington
Von Glalm Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Montgomery and Alta Place
Vou Glahu John, (John Von Glahn & Co.) dwl
608 Market
Von Glahn John & Co., (Frederick Sholkmann)
agents Franklin Brewery, 621 Brannan
Von Glahn John & Co., (Henry Muller and Mar-
tin Joost) groceries and liquors, 409 Pine
Von Glahn Peter H., laborer California Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 17 Downey
Von Hagau Ferdinand, porter with Hitchcock, Shaw
& Co., dwl 207 Post
Von Harten Louis, hostler S. F. Stock Brewery,
dwl 21 16 Powell
Von Imhoff F. C. F.. hairdresser with L. Hanfmau,
dwl 1628 Stockton
Von Kaptf Herman, cashier with Taylor & Ben-
del, dwl 6£ Harriet
Von Lerchenfeld , waiter Miners' Restau-
rant, dwl 519 Sacramento
VON LOEHR FERDINAND, physician and edi-
tor California Demokrat, office and dwl 614
Sacramento
Von Loesecke Percy, bookkeeper with H. Schmie-
den, dwl 614 Lombard
Von Pfister Francis M., bookkeeper Hibernia Bank,
dwl 14 Russ
Von Pfister Ramsay, clerk, 312 Montgomery, res
Oaklaud
Von Ramm Diedrich, cook, dwl 6 Natoma
VON RHEIN O. F. & CO., ( William Small) gen-
eral agents Empire Mutual Life Ins. Co., of-
fice 105 Montgomery
Von Rhein Otto F., (H. ./. Eyland & Co. and O.
F. Von Rhein & Co.) dwl W 8 Mission but
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Von Rokowshi Erwin, steward Cliff House
Von Bonn F., carrier California Demokrat, dwl
John bet Lombard and Chestnut
Von Ronn William, (VonRonn <& Hencke Bros.)
dwl 624 Lombard
Von Ronn & Hencke Bros., (William Von Ronn
and Hermann and William Hencke) dairy pro-
duce and provisions, SE cor Commercial aud
Sansom and 43 and 44 Washington Market
Von Schassen Max, driver Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 228 Second
VON SCHMIDT A. W., civil engineer and Presi-
dent Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water
Works, office 808 Montgomery, dwl 1628 Fol
Von Schmidt Edward A., dwl 1628 Folsom
Von Schmidt Julius II., civil engineer, office 808
Montgomery, dwl S s Seventeenth nr Church
Von Staden Diedrich O. groceries and liquors, SW
cor Mission and Steuart, dwl 102 Mist-ion
Von Staden Henry, (G. E. Gerlach & Co.) dwl
1108 Taylor
Von Staden John N., groceries and liquors, 520 Pine
Von Staden Jurgen, porter with Elders & Brand,
322 Clay
Vonach Bernard, waiter with Malone & Wilson,
dwl 244 Jessie
Vonarx Joseph, tailor, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Vonenden John, blacksmith, dwl E s Folsom nr
Twenty-second
Voorhame Charles, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Voorhies Benjamin, diiver steamer No. 2, S. F. F.
D.,dwl 412 Bush
Voorhies D. G., merchant, dwl 237 Jessie
Voorman Henry, (Pacific Refinery Go.) dwl 800
Bush
Vorbe Epbraim, cashier with Hentsch & Berton,
dwl 736 Harrison
Vorbe Joseph F., real estate, dwl 50 South Park
Vorrath A. H., paperhanger, dwl 509 Kearny
Vorrath Charles C, bookkeeper with Goetjeu <te Co.,
dwd cor Mission and Thirteenth
Vorrath Fred, shoemaker, 1204 Larkin
Vorrath Henry, groceries aud liquors, NE cor Will-
iam and O'Farrell
Vorrath Thomas, painter, dwl 1204 Larkin
Vorwerck Charles H., boarding, N 8 North Point
nr Van Ness Avenue
Vosburgh Isaac N., (D. A. & J. McKinley & Go.)
dwl 749 Folsom
Vosburgh William, bookstand, SE cor Clay aud
Kearny, dwl 523 Montgomery
Vos8 Albert, dwl 926 Kearny
Voss August, cooper with John P. Meyer, dwl cor
Union and Dupont
Voss Carsteu, manager Teutonia Restaurant, dwl
1517 Dupont
Voss Christopher, fireman PioneerWoolen Factory,
dwl N 8 North Point nr Larkin
Voss Ernest, baker, dwl 601 Minna
Voss Ferdinand, waiter Teutonia Restaurant, dwl
639 Pacific
Voss Francis, cook, dwl 639 Pacific
Voss Frederick, steward, dwl Ws Eighth nr Bryant
Voyt Charles, waiter, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Vreeland Ezekiel B., assistant impost bookkeeper
Custom House, dwl 724 Harrison
Vreeland William H., foreman car dept. Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 812 Howard
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135 and 137 Fremont
Vulf Gion, seaman brig Tanner, pier 17 Steuart
Vulicevich Mark, (J. Ivancovich fy Go.) dwl 2008
Taylor
Vulliod Jules, cook with Philip Donoho, dwl N 8
Post bet Kearny and Dupont
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sa/vsom St., Full lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
42
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
658
SAN FRANCISCO [ \\7" ] DIRECTORY.
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Waalstrom Charles, carpenter, dwl 338 Bush
Waas George, janitor Mozart Hall, dwl 742 Post
Waaa Henry, woodturner, dwl 105 Oak
Wachenheimer Lazar, merchant, dwl 1821 Powell
Wachtel Henry, cabinetmaker with Kragen &. Gei-
Bhaker, dwl 551 Howard
Wachtel John V., bookkeeper with C.J. Hawley &.
Co., dwl 233 O'Farrell
Wachter Andrew, painter with Noble & Gallagher,
dwl 1014 Clay
Wachter Rudolph, shoemaker with George Stein,
dwl 327 Broadway
Wackenreuder Vitus, surveyor, dwl 146 San Bruno
road nr Twenty-eighth
Wacker Gustav, laborer, dwl 10 Zoe
Waddell George, nightclerk Empire LodgiugHouse,
636 Commercial
Waddell John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Waddell William, superintending engineer P. M.
S.S. Co. 'b Wharf
Waddington James, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 18
Tehama
Waddington N., conductor S.P.R.R.
Waddy Anthony, (colored) laborer, dwl 1330 Pacific
Wade Albert P., clerk, 415 California, dwl 1432
Mission
Wade Charles B., salesman with Thomas H. Selby
& Co., dwl 710 Broadway
Wade Charles H., trunkmaker with H. Behrendt &
Co., dwl SE cor Rilch and Bryant
Wade F. M., storekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wade James C, mining, dwl N s Sutter bet Webs-
ter and Fillmore
Wade John, attorney-at-law, office 56 and 57 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 1407 Washington
Wade John C, foreman City Gas Co., dwl 524
O'Farrell
Wade Joseph, dwl 32 Rausch
Wade Joseph, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Wade Joseph L., pressman with H. S. Crocker &
Co.. res Brooklyn, Alameda County
Wade Margaret Miss, teacher Girls' High School,
dwl 1114 Washington
Wade Martin J., cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir,
dwl 516 Pacific
Wade Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mis-
sion and Laskie
Wade.Rufus, shoemaker with F. X. Kast, dwl 228
Post
Wade S. H., superintendent printing department H.
S. Crocker & Co., res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
WADE THOMAS, dentist, office 121 Montgomery,
dwl E s Howard bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Wade Thomas Jr., dentist with Thomas Wade, dwl
E s Howard bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Wade W. H., bookkeeper, dwl 414 Pacific
Wade William, laborer, dwl 606 Third
Wade William, painter, dwl NE cor Tyler and
Scott
Wade William N., hackman, Plaza, dwl 710 Broad-
way
Wade William W., salesman with J. C. Johnson &
Co., dwl 710 Broadway
Wadhams Benjamin A., picturedealer, dwl 147 Third
Wadliams Luman, bookkeeper with N. P. Cole &
Co.. dwl 1909 Leavenworth
Wadharns William, f Lever id g"e, W. & Co.) mer-
chant, office 318 Front, res Portland, Oregon
Wadleigh Andrew S., engineer Pacific Saw Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 814 California
Wadleigh George, apprentice Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 814 California
Wadleigh Jessie W., (widow) dwl 317 Fremont
Wadleigh Maria Mrs., furnished rooms, 225 Ellis
Wadskier William P., speculator, dwl 822 Vallejo
Wadsworth Benjamin C, (William R. IVadsworth
Sf Son) dwl 37 Second
Wadsworth Horace, dwl 1028 Market
Wadsworth House, Mrs. E. Gullifer proprietress,
225 Bush
Wadsworth James C. L., office SW cor California
and Sansom , dwl Grand Hotel
Wadsworth William R., (William R. Wadsworth
8? Son) dwl 101 Jessie
Wadsworth William R. <fe Son, (Benjamin. C. Wads-
worth) commercial brokers, 100 California
Wafer Harry, (Wafer & McLaughlin) dwl Market
bet Fifth and Sixth
Wafer Henry, freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co.
Wafer & McLitughlin, (Harry Wafer and Will-
iam McLaughlin) Dexter Exchange Saloon,
221 Bush
Waford Henry, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Wagen Charles, seaman barkentine Melancthon, 1
Howard
Wagener Adam, milkranch, Clara Avenue nr Alms
House Road
Wagener Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese
WAGENER F. O. & CO., cigars and tobacco, 504
Montgomery
WAGENER FRANCIS O., (F. 0. Wagener &■
Co.) dwl 207 Hyde
Wagener Joseph, (Joseph Wagener & Co.) dwl
1512 Stockton
Wagener Joseph & Co., ( William. Boseke) house and
6ign painters, 1512 Stockton
Waggoner George W., ( Waggoner & Sagar) res
San Leandro
Waggoner & Sagar, (George W. Waggoner and
George H. Sagarj proprietors San Leandro
Express, office 319 Washington
Wagner Adolph, cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl Hunt nr Third
Wagner Adolph, Willows liquor saloon and board-
ing, SW cor Eighteenth and Mission
Wagner Albert, waiter, 135 Sansom, dwl cor Clay
and Stockton
Wagner Antoine P., market, 1440 Stockton, dwl
1413 Kearny
Wagner Casper, butcher, dwl Fifth Avenue bet K
and L, South S. F.
Wagner Charles, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz,
dwl 214 Second
Wagner Charles B., agent Chief Qunrterinaster
Department of California, dwl 11 Geary
Wagner Charles P., (Charles F. Wagner & Co.)
dwl SE cor Fulton and Gough
Wagner Charles F. & Co., butchers, 17 and 19 Cali-
fornia Market
Wagner Edward, harnessmaker with J. C. Johnson
& Co., dwl 523 Kearny
Wagner Edward L., beer saloon, 1232 Dupont
Wagner Ernest, carpenter, dwl 511 Mason
Wagner Ferdinand, barkeeper with Edward Wag-
ner, res Alameda
Wagner Ferdinand, jeweler with F. Clausen, dwl
1232 Dupont
Wagner Frank, butcher with Lewis Hentrich, dwl
813 Washington
Wagner Frederick, plumber, dwl SE cor Lombard
and Hyde
Wagner Henry, broker, dwl 539 Green
Wagner J. M., bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Ase'n,
234 Sutter
Wagner John, hogranch, dwl San Bruno Road, 3£
miles from City Hall
Wagner John, hairdresser, dwl 22 Stockton Place
Wagner John C, porter with Davis & Cowell, dwl
127 Jackson
Wagner Joseph, (Travis & W.) dwl 18 First
Wagner Louis, driver with Lewis Hentrich, dwl
1012 Leavenworth
Wagner Louis, waiter, 18 Sansom
Wagner Marcus, shoemaker, dwl 439 Fourth
Wagner Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 214 Second
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.}
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [W] DIRECTORY.
659
Wagner Peter, carpenter with Cole & Haskell, dwl
NW cor First and Bryant
Wagner Peter, seaman bark Oregon, pier 17 Steu
Wagner Philip, market, SW cor Union and Kear-
ny, (and Wagner & Haub) dwl 1413 Kearny
Wagner William, ( Canty & W.J dwl 309 Jessie
Wagner & Haul), (Philip Wagner and Philip
Haub J market, 1440 Stockton
Wagoner Henry, painter, 227 Post, dwl 518 Stev-
enson
Wagoner John, compositor Morning Call, dwl
Wadsworth House, 225 Bush
Wab. Ying Lung, (Chinese) tailors, 824 Dupont
Wah Yune, (Chinese) merchant, 739 Commercial
Wahl Christian, ( Heim * W. J dwl 21 Stockton
Place
Wahl Louis, porter with Lang & Co., dwl 106 Na-
toma
Wahlgemuth Henry, carver, dwl 813 Washington
Wahl heim Ottmar, (M. Herzog S? Co. J dwl 507
Stevenson
Wahlheim Phillip, bootmaker, 905 Clay
Wahlqvist Fred., master mariner, dwl 431 Green-
wich
Wahmuth Henry, brewery, 612 Grove
Wahrade Thomas, painter, dwl 318 Davis
Wail H, dwl What Cheer House
Wainewright Arnold F., clerk with Sroufe, Sween-
ey & Co., dwl 1036 Folsom
Wain wright Edward, dwl nr Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery
WAINWRIGHT JAMES, Pantheon Saloon, 321
California, dwl 617 Stevenson
Wainwrigbt John, (Sprague # W.J dwl 115 Sec
WAINWRIGHT WILLIAM, oyster and liquor
saloon, 304 California, dwl 1410 Larkin
WAIT ADONIRAM L., general assent Chicago,
Rock Island & Pac. R.R., office 208 Montgom-
ery, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wait Henry O., insurance agent, dwl S s Fifteenth
nr Sbotwell
Wait Jevome. real estate agent, dwl 845 Dupont
Wait William W., billiardkeeper Cosmopolitan
Hotel, dwl 525 Post
Waite Edward, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Waite Elcie, (widow) dwl 759 Bryant
Waite Frederick, master mariner, dwl 53(1 Third
Waite George, driver City R. R.
Waite George, iron molder, dwl 520 Mission
Waite Henry W., compositor Morning Bulletin, dwl
103 Second
Waite M. A., (widow) fancy goods, 33 Fourth
Waits Charles B., gardener, dwl 620 Post
Waitt Alfred C, bookkeeper with Phillips, Taber&
Co., dwl 4 Yerba Buena
Waizman Max, paperbox manufacturer, 210 Pine
and 105 Battery, dwl 264 Tyler
Wakefield Henry, restaurant, 668 Howard, dwl
414 Clementina
WAKELEE H. P., druggist, SE cor Montgomery
and Bush, and manager Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl 314 Ellis
Wakelee Charles H., real estate agent, office and
dwl 601 California
Wakeman Anna V., (widow) dwl 51 Tehama
Wakeman Mary E. Mrs., dwl 402 Fremont
Walcom George, upholsterer with Plum, Bell &
Co., dwl 426 Greenwich
Walcom, Gowan &. Co., (Jacob Walcom, Edward
Gowan and John Coffey) carriage painters, 180
and 182 Jessie
Walcom Jacob, ( Walcom, Gowan & Co. J dwl N s
Bush nr Fillmore
Walcott Asa, musician, dwl 1117 Bush
Walcott Belinda Miss, tailoress, 27 Louisa, dwl 26
Main
Walcott E. E., bookkeeper with A. C. Nichols &
Co., res Oakland
Waldeck Fritz, porter. 39 Jackson
Waldeck John, agent S. F. Stock Brewery, 11 First
Waldeier Carl, expresswagon, cor Kearny and Sut-
ter, dwl 40 Moss
Waldeier Clara Miss, paper box maker with Wempe
& Brother, dwl 40 Moss
Waldeier J., bds 333 Bush
Waldeier Theodore, bootcrimper, dwl 14 Brook
Walder Otto, printer, Hdqra Mil. Div. Pacific, 703
Market, dwl 911 Greenwich
Waldkirch Charles, porter with Liddle & Kaeding,
dwl Pacific bet Kearny and Dupont
Waldron A., fireman stnir Petaluma, Valleio Street
Wharf
Waldron Austin, fireman S. P. R. R.
Waldron Charles A., carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Waldron Charles W. S., compositor Alta job office,
dwl 710 Folsom
Waldron John, policeman City Hall, dwl 749 Minna
Waldron Patrick, dwl 32 Rausch
Waldstein Abraham, manufacturer cigarboxes, S 8
Kin": nr Fourth, dwl 1915 Howard
Waldstein Louis, carrier Abend Post, dwl 510 Cal
Waleigh Mrs., housekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wales G- H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Wales John, shoemaker, dwl 727 Minna, rear
Walffing Charles, steward Delmonico Restaurant,
dwl 218 Second
Walford John, oysterman, dwl cor Fifteenth Avenue
and P
Walgren Charles, ( Erlin & Co.) dwl S s Tehama
bet Third and Fourth
Walheim Simeon, commercial traveler, dwl 1209
Powell
Walker A., grocer, dwl 314 Bush
Walker Abner, milkman, dwl S s Post nr Bucbannan
Walker Albert R., dentist, 775 Mission
Walker Anna, (widow) dwl 1315 Pacific
Walker Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Walker Christopher, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 325 Ritch
Walker Cortland C, accountant banking depart-
ment Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 315 Ellis
Walker David, dwl 704 Howard
Walker David E., harnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 813 Mission
Walker David J., matestmr Donald, dwl 29 Everett
Walker Edward, patternmaker with John M. Stock-
man, dwl 513 Howard
Walker Edward, printer, dwl 634 Mission
Walker Edward S., laborer, dwl 8 Sonoma Place
Walker Eli S., liquors, 217 Pacific
Walker Elizabeth C, (widow) dwl 515§ Stevenson
Walker Elizabeth M., ( widow; teacher music, dwl
545 Howard
Walker Frank, carpenter, dwl 222 Stevenson
Walker Frederick, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson,
dwl 1224 Jackson
Walker Gardner E., newspaper carrier, dwl 215
Sansom
Walker George, cook, dwl 707 Mission
Walker George, cook, 332 Montgomery, dwl 3Dup
Walker George S.. signpainter, dwl 3 White' a Place
Walker George W., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Walker Henry, waiter with John Anderson, dwl _S
s Minna bet New Montgomery and Third
Walker H. P., dwl Union Club
Walker J., mastermariner, dwl 305 Fremont
Walker James, cabinetmaker with John M. Stock-
man, dwl SE cor Haves and Fillmore
Walker James I., [Smith & W.J dwl 528 Pine
Walker James D., (Falkner, Bell Sf Co. J res San
Rafael
Walker John, expressman, dwl SW cor Broadway
ard Davis
Walker John, foreman with A. S. Hallidie & Co.,
dwl 515 Chestnut
Walker John, laborer, dwl Niantic Hotel
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to WATKINS', 28 Monts. St.
GOO SAN FRANCISCO [TV] DIRECTORY.
Walker John, laborer, 67 California Market
Walker John, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl 12
Fourth
Walker Joseph, laborer, 07 California Market
Walker L. Rev., pastor Howard St. M. E. Church,
dwl 8 llnbhard
Waller Martin G., barkeeper, 434 Pine, dwl 1011
Mason
Walker Oito, clerk, dwl 911 Greenwich
Walker Robert A., stevedore, dwl 1121 Filbert
Walker Samuel, laudscapepaiuter, studio and dwl
216 Bush
Walker Samuel II., photographer with George D.
Morse, dwl N s Pont nr Devisadero
Walker Samuel P., collector S. F. Gas Co., bds 524
Merchant-
Walker Selah C, photographer with Wilbur F.
Bailey, dwl 413 Fourth
Walker Seth, builder, 1619 Sacramento
Walker T. G., carpenter, dwl SW cor Laguua and
Willow Avenue
Walker William, dwl 621 Bush
Walker William, ( Walker & Klappcrich) dwl 741
Market
Walker William, ( William Walker and Alexander
S. Finnie) dwl 1307 Taylor
Walker William, bricklayer, dwl 355 Jessie
Walker William, laborer,'dwl 33 Ellis
Walker William, seaman bark Oak Hill, pier 3
Steuart
Walker William, shipwright, dwl 204 Ritch
WALKER WILLIAM & ALEXANDER S. FIN-
NIE, agents Bank British North America, NE
cor California and Sansom
Walker William C, superintendent Tide Land Re-
clamation Co., dwl 1305 Sacramento
Walker William H., secretary S. F. Produce Ex-
change, dwl 2122 Jones
Walker William J., foreman, dwl 418 Fell
Walker & Klapperich, (William Walker and John
S. Klapperick) carriagemakers. 609 Battery
Walkerley Martin, ( William Walkerley & Bro.)
res San Rafael
Walkerley William, (William Walkerley & Bro.)
dwl Russ House
Walkerley William &. Brother (Martin Walkerley J
real estate, office 204 Montgomery
Walkington Eliza J., (widow) dwl 220 Third
Walkington George F., tinsmith, dwl 220 Third
Walkington Samuel B., foreman with George T.
Pracv, dwl 220 Third
Walkington Thomas G., clerk, dwl 220 Third
Walkup William D., maptinisher, 540 Clay
Wall Bridget, (widow) dwl 515 Taylor
Wall Charles, clerk, dwl 18 Seventh
Wall Charles J., hackmau, dwl 59 Stevenson
Wall Christian, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Wall Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl J27 Te-
hama
Wall Felix A., steward, dwl 15 Sutter
Wall James, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl
S s Sheridan bet Ninth and Tenth
Wall James, horseshoer with Dunnigan &, O'Dea,
dwl SW cor Second and Mission
Wall James, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 34
Harriet
Wall Jesse S., (J. S. Wall & Co.) res Oakland
Wall John, clerk, dwl 224 Second
Wall John, pilot, dwl 1111 Montgomery
Wall John, porter, 32 Sansom, dwl 36 Frederick
Wall John A., assistant with George W. Oakes,
SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Wall John J., dehveryclerk with Ackerman Bros.,
dwl 51 Shipley
Wall John J., drayman, 716 Sacramento, dwl 1314
Jackson
WALL J. S. & CO., (Albert Whipple) wholesale
groceries, 404 Front
Wall Mathias, laundryman, dwl 359J Eleventh
Wall Michael, capitalist, dwl 115 Second
Wall Michael, provisiondealer, dwl 12 Heron
Wall Peter, agent, dwl 1021 Clay
Wall Peter, merchant, dwl 51 Shinley
Wall Peter, real estate, dwl 1020 Filbert
Wall Thomas, laborer with De Vries & Chase, dwl
N b Broadway bet Sansom and Montgomery
Wall Thomas, night watchman, dwl 238| Ritch
Wall Thomas, shoemaker with John Sullivan, dwl
cor Gilbert and Brannan
Wall William, farmer, dwl E s Clinton bet Brannan
and Townsend
Wall William, laborer, dwl SW cor Sansom and
Vallejo
Wall William, laborer iEtna Iron Works, dwl Clin-
ton nr Sixth
Wallace Andrew, shipcarpenter, dwl 9 Graud
Place
Wallace Charles W., clerk with Macfarlane, Blair
& Co., res Oakland
Wallace Charles D., surveyor, dwl 607 Stockton
Wallace George, attorney-at-law, office SE cor Cal-
ifornia and Sansom, dwl 36 Page
Wallace George, shipwright, dwl 12 Welsh
Wallace George G., teamster, 28 Main
Wallace Hiram, rigger, dwl 103 Sacramento
Wallace Jake, banjoist Theater Comique
Wallace James, foreman with Pool & Harris, dwl
N s Francisco nr Stockton
Wallace James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl cor
Valencia and Twenty -third
Wallace James, packer with Charles Bernard, dwl
521 Green
Wallace James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wallace James, seaman, dwl 531 East
Wallace James H., bookkeeper with Irvine, Harker
& Co., dwl 18 Russ
Wallace John, carpenter, dwl 24 Oak
Wallace John, job printer, 612 Commercial, dwl
13 15 J Pacific
Wallace John, laborer, dwl Battery bet Vallejo and
Green , rear
Wallace John, policeman City Hall, dwl 531 Howard
Wallace John, stevedore, dwl Vallejo bet Sansom
and Battery
Wallace John Jr., bookkeeper, Vallejo bet Sansom
and Battery
Wallace John A., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Wallace Joseph, butcher with Miller & Lux, dwl
cor First and Railroad Avenues
Wallace Joseph, lather, dwl 783 Market
Wallace Joseph S., clerk with Joseph M. Nougnes,
dwl 119 Third
Wallace Maggie Miss, shoetitter with T. Curtis &
Co., dwl Jones bet Pine and California
Wallace Martin, coachman with Samuel M. Wilson,
dwl 764 Mission
Wallace Michael, cook, dwl 673 Howard
Wallace Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
W 8 Stockton bet Francisco and Bay
Wallace Patrick Jr., patternmaker Union Iron
Works, dwl W s Stock bet Francisco and Bay
Wallace Richard, machinist, dwl Irving House
Wallace Robert, butcher, dwl Ss Fourteenth Ave-
nue bet N and P, South S. F.
Wallace Robert, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Wallace Robert, patternmaker, dwl 703 O'Farrell
Wallace Robert W., salesman with Tobin, Davisson
& Co., dwl 1214 Clay
Wallace Thomas, mate steamer Santa Cruz, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Wallace Thomas, real estate agent, office 534 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 32 Second
Wallace Waller, clerk with S. M. Wilson, and
and usher California Theater, dwl 415 Stockton
Wallace William, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Wallace William, laborer, dwl W s Lyon bet Post
and Geary
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Markel
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
Wallace William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Wallace William, sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
dwl. 1507 Leavenworth
Wallace William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wallace William H., (Sisson, W. & Co., Hai/ies,
Johnson & Co. and Hayford, Hitnes & Co.)
dwl 919 Jones
Wallace William J., (A. Waugk '& Co.) dwl 28
Main
Wallace Willliam P., (Hanson, Ackcrson & Co.)
res Redwood City, San Mateo Co.
Wallace William T., Judge Supreme Court, dwl
421 Ellis
Wallace — See Wallis
Wallenrod George, salesman, 140 Montgomery, dwl
18 Rondel Place
Waller Christian, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak
and Gongh
Waller Edward J., pipemaker Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 214 Missiou
Waller Feist J., butcher, dwl 116 Olive Avenue
Waller John C., (Waller & Co.) dwl 7 Stevenson
Waller L. P. F., (Waller 8? Jacobi) dwl 1519 Pine
Waller & Co., (John C. Waller and John Rick-
man) restaurant, 20 First
Waller & Jacobi, (L. P. F. Waller and Leopold
Jacobi) drygoods and cloaks and mantillas, 26
Kearny
Walley August, miner, dwl E s Fillmore bet Cali-
fornia and Pine
Wallgren Charles A., tailor, dwl 606 Powell
Wallin John, cabinetmaker with Chr. Shhreiber
& Co., dwl 523 Howard, rear
Walling Frederick, seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Wallingford El bridge, expresswagou,108 California,
dwl 5-26 Filbert
Wallis George, calker, dwl 19 Frederick
Wallis George, fireman, dwl 79 Clementina
Wallis George H. W., clerk with R. G. Dun & Co.,
dwl 821 California
Wallis Patrick, laborer, dwl 82 Jessie
Wallis William, bootmaker, 507 Howard
Wallniann Christian, ( Wallmann & Bro.) dwl 906
Powell
Wallmann Julius, (Wallmann Sf Bro.) dwl 906
Powell
Wallmann & Brother, (Christian and Julius Wall-
mann) watchmakers and jewelers, 212 Mont
Walls A., musician, dwl 783 Market
Walls J. & Co., (Saul S. Shilling) exchange brok-
ers, office 406 Mont
Walls John, (J. Wralls & Co.) dwl 61 Natoma
Walls John, clerk with George B. Hitchcock &. Co.,
dwl 552 Howard
WALMSLEY WILLIAM W., plumber and gas-
fitter 918 Market, dwl E s Webster bet Ellis
and O'Farrell
Walpole Frederick, coffeestand, 42 Steuart
Walrath Austin, (J. Martenstein & Co.) dwl 103
Powell
Walrath Richard C, merchant, dwl 103 Powell
Walschmidt Barbara, (widow) dwl S s Solano nr
Hampshire
Walsh Alexander M., shoemaker with S. W. Rosen-
stock &. Co., dwl 519 Jessie
Walsh Andrew, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Bitter nr Brvant.
Walsh Andrew, porte'r, 21 Battery, dwl 10 Carlos PI
Walsh Arthur, carpenter, dwl 1178 Howard
Walsh Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 67 Jessie
Walsh CharlesJ , porter, 413Mont,dwl69 Natoma
Walsh Charles P., seaman, dwl 409Drumm
Walsh Cornelius, collector Jackson Street Wharf,
dwl 310 Green
Walsh Daniel, porter, dwl 637 Howard
Walsh Edward, dwl What Cheer House
Walsh Edward, foreman Battery St. U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, dwl 1026 Jackson
Walsh Edward, laborer, dwl W s Devisadero bet
O'Farrell and Geary
Walsh Edward, plumber with MeNally &. Hawkins
Walsh Edward, shoemaker with Charles Donovan,
dwl 16 Folsom Avenue
Walsh Edward M., porter with Fleishman. Sichel
& Co., dwl 510 Fourth
Walsh Eliza M., (widow) dressmaker, 650 Mission
Walsh Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 127 Kearny
Walsh George, butcher with Dengler & 'Broiling,
dwl cor Fourteenth Av and P
Walsh Henry, seaman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S. John
L. Stephens
Walsh James, barkeeper Bank Exchange, dwl 629
Clay
Walsh James, blacksmith, dwl 152 First
Walsh James, bootfitter U. W. M. Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
Walsh James, clerk, dwl 637 Howard
Walsh James, groceries, NE cor Leavenworth and
Vallejo
Walsh James, laborer, dwl E s Reed nr Clay
Walsh James, maltster with Lyon & Co., dwl 420
Chestnut
Walsh James, painter, dwl 22 Ransch
Walsh James B. , stevedore, dwl corTurk andFillmore
Walsh James O, stevedore, dwl 636 Jessie
Walsh James E., hostler, dwl 7 Hubbard
Walsh James J., carpenter with William Kreger,
dwl 30 Langton
Walsh James J., cooper with Thomas F. Neagle,
dwl 900 Clay
Walsh Jerome, boots and shoes, 244 Sixth, dwl Ws
Twentieth bet Folsom and Shotwell
Walsh John, bootmaker, dwl 21 Sixth
Walsh John, driver City R. R.
Walsh John, laborer, dwl 12 Julia
Walsh John, laborer Fort Point,
Walsh John, laborer, dwl 5)9 Jessie
Walsh John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 20 Minna
Walsh John, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 13
Welsh
Walsh John, molder, dwl 225 Eighth
Walsh John, shoemaker, dwl 7 Sherwood Place
Walsh John, stevedore with Whitney & Frecse
Walsh John, tailor, dwl 23* Geary
Walsh John, tailor, dwl 46 Clementina
Walsh John, waiter with John Anderson, dwl 318 j
Clementina
Walsh John J., cabinetmaker with Chr. Schreiber
it Co., dwl 16 Folsom Avenue
Walsh John K., carpenter, dwl 231 Second
Walsh John W., special policeman, dwl 1108 Grant
Walsh Laurence, hackman, cor Market and Third
Walsh Lawrence M., molder City Iron Works, dwl
8 Adelaide Place
Walsh Lewis, carpenter, dwl 1324 Jackson
Walsh Margaret Mrs., tailoress, 231 Geary
Walsh Martin, teamster, dwl 910J Folsom*
Walsh Mary A., (widow) dwl 614 Mission
Walsh Matthew, barkeeper, cor Spring and Summer
Walsh Maurice, carpenter, dwl 510 Minna
Walsh Maurice D., painter, dwl 1511 Leav, rear
Walsh Michael, blacksmith, dwl 149 Silver
Walsh Michael, boots and shoes, 27 Third, dwl 1139
Mission
Walsh Michael, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Walsh Michael, confectiouer, dwl cor Thirteenth
and Howard
Walsh Michael, cook, 42 Second, dwl 366 Natoma
Walsh Michael, folder Occidental Laundry, dwl
N s Filbert bet Gongh and Octavia
Walsh Michael, painter with Wasou &. Morris, dwl
566 Minna
Walsh Michael, salesman with M. Goodwin & Co.,
dwl Ns Vallejo bet Larkin and Polk
Walsh Michael, vamisher with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 236 Folsom
Walsh Michael F., bootmaker, 103 Second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wares.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
662
SAN FRANCISCO [TV] DIRECTORY
Walsh Morris, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 510
Minna
Walsh Morris, painter with Wason ft Morris, 38 Cal
Walsh Milt's, shoemaker with Michael Walsh, dwl
273 Minna
Walsh Patrick, ( Kenny & W.) dwl 428 Shipley
Walsh Patrick, carpenter, dwl Valencia nr Fifteenth
Walsh Patrick, coalpasser with P. M. S. S. Co.
Walsh Patrick, expressman, SE cor Mission and
Fourth, dwl 647 Stevenson
Walsh Patrick, hostler, dwl E s Minna het Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Walsh Patrick, hostler City R. R.
Walsh Patrick P., assistant secretary Harbor Com-
missioners, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Walsh Patrick J., teamster with McKenna &
Greany. dwl SE cor Sacramento and Drumin
Walsh Patrick ML. waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 10
Jessie
Walsh Peter, porter, 23 Front, dwl E s Second
Avenue ur Seventeenth
Walsh Peter, tailor, dwl E s Buchauau bet Bush and
Pine
Walsh R. Miss, fancvgoods and dressmaking, 360
Third
Walsh Redmond, laundryman S. F. Laundry, dwl
NW cor Fillmore and Turk
Walsh Richard, tailor, dwl 21 Hunt
Walsh Richard J., (J. C. Talbot & Co. J dwl 14 Ellis
Walsh Robert, jeweler with Charles Lewnie, dwl
805 Bush
Walsh Robert, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
Walsh Simon T., real estate agent, office 334 Mont-
gomery, dwl 444 Guerrero
Walsh Stephen C, porter with Pilsbury, Webb &-
Co., dwl 16J Hairiet
Walsh Theresa, (widow) dwl 407 Hyde
Walsh Thomas, fireman with P. M. S. S. Co.
Walsh Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Six-
teenth and Second Avenue
Walsh Thomas, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Walsh Thomas, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Walsh Thomas, laborer S. F. and P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl W 8 Dora nr Harrison
Walsh Thomas, laborer with Graves & Co., W s
Long Bridge
Walsh Thomas, laborer with Michael Keuney
Walsh Thomas, liuenman Lick House
Walsh Thomas P., bootfitter with Buckingham &,
Hecht, dwl 16 Sumner
Walsh Thomas H, carpenter, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Walsh Timothy, fireman S.P. &. P. Sugar Refinery,
dwl Ritter nr Bryant
Walsh William, blacksmith with Nelson & Doble,
dwl 224, Clara
Walsh William, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl Black Point
Walsh William, lamplighter S.F.Gas Co., dwl 1427
California
Walsh William, laundry, dwl SE cor Fillmore and
Jackson
Walsh William, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
25 \ Perry
Walsh William, painter with Donovan & Hayes
Walsh William, painter with G. B. Defarreri, dwl
9 Sherwood Place
Walsh William, special policeman, dwl E s Bartol
nr Broadway
Walsh William A., carpenter, dwl 60S O'Farrell
Walsh William E., carpenter, dwl 158 Clara
Walsh William T, painter and decorator, dwl 6
Bernard
Walsh— See Welch, Welsh and Walch
Walslebeu Jacob, laborer, dwl 637 Minna
VValstrom Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Waltenbaugh Philip C, Keystone Livery Stable,
331 Pine, dwl SE cor Vulture and Sanchez
Walter Daniel, driver, dwl 612 Greenwich
Walter David N., (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.)
dwl SW cor Sutter and Gough
WALTER D. N. & E.& CO., (Herman N..Moritz, I.
Kenton and Isidor Walter J importers carpets, '.
oilcloths, upholstery goods and paperhangings,
NWcor Battery and Market
Walter Emanuel, (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) res
New York
Walter Ferdinand, (Walter & Co., Dayton, Stadt-
m idler S? Co., Empire City, and Walter &
Augustine, Silver City J office 32 Sausum, dwl
316 Geary
Walter Fred., baker Occidental Hotel
Walter Frederick, carpenter Cal. Planing Mill, dwl
23 Sumner
Walter George, (George Walter & Co.) dwl 308
Fifth
Walter George & Co., (John Denhard) meat mar-
ket, 308 Fifth
Walter G. Forrest, (G.Forrest Walter # Co Jdwl
1322 California
Walter G. Forrest & Co., merchant tailors, 611
Sacramento
Walter Hammond, carpenter, dwl SW cor Gough
and Sutter
Walter Henry, coachdriver Railroad House, NE cor
Pacific and Sansom
Walter Herman N., (D. N. # E. Waiter & Co.)
dwl SW cor Sutter and Gough
Walter Horace, clerk with P.M^S.S. Co., dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Walter I. New-ton, (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) res
Portland, Oregon
Walter Isidore, (J). N. # E. Walter & Co.) dwlS
W cor Sutter and Gough
Walter Julia, (widow) dwl 628 Minna
Walter Mary, (widow) liquor saloon, San Jose
Road nr County iiue
Walter Max, (Shuejer, W.& Co.; dwl 951 Har-
rison
Walter Moritz, (D. N.& E. Walter # Co.) res
New York
Walter Otto, ( Engelhardt, W. Sf Co.) dwl 1013
Washington
Walter Philip, hairdresser, dwl 1115 Broadway
Walter Simon, shoemaker San Francisco Shoe Fac-
tory, dwl 264 Jessie
Walter Thomas, with Shaeffer, Walter & Co., dwl
951 Harrison
Walter Thomas C, builder, dwl 307 Sutter
Walter William, hairdresser, dwl 205 Sansom
Walters Edward, deckhand steamer Cora
Walters Ezekiel, miner, dwl 522 Howard
Walters Frank, barkeeper, dwl cor First and Jessie
Walters Henry, (Putzman <£ Co.) dwl 120 Minna
Walters Isaac, seaman, dwl NW cor Drumin and
Commercial
Walters James, saloonkeeper, dwl 58 Everett
Walters John, insurance agent, dwl Government
House
Walters John B., plasterer, dwl 17 Folsom Avenue
Walters J. R., actor Metropolitan Theater
Walters M., captain schooner Osceola, 1 Market
Walters Pauline Miss., saleswoman with Wilcox &
Gibbs S. M. Co., dwl 623 Minna
Walters Philip, brewer, dwl 18 Hinckley
Walters William, laborer, dwl 21 Clementina
Walters — See Wolters
Walterstein Frank, compositor California Demokrat,
dwl 845 Dupont
Walterstein Reuben, printer, dwl 845 Dupont
Waltham Joseph, dwl 537 Sacramento
Walther August, musician, dwl 545 California
Walther John P., shipcarpenter, dwl 814 Sansom
Walthour Christian, laborer, dwl W s Ohio nr
Broadway
Walthour David F., warehouseman, dwl E s Ohio
nr Broadway
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellaa
SAN FRANCISCO [ W ] DIRECTORY
663
Walthour JohnF., b oath uilder with John D. Griffin,
dwl 814 Sansom
Walton Charles, junkdealer, dwl N 8 Vaudewater
nr Powell
Walton Frank N., clerk S. F. Post Office, res Oak-
land
Walton Frederick A., clerk California Ins. Co.,
res Alameda
Walton George, laborer S. P. R. R.
Walton G. F. Jr., machinist with Metropolitan Gas
Co., dwl 32 Ransch
Walton G. L. F.. seaman, dwl 304 Beale
WALTON HENRY G., secretary Montgomery
Street Real Estate Association, office SW cor
California and Sansom, dwl 1008 Powell
Walton Jesse, clerk S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, res Oakland
Walton John R., dairyman with John A. Shepston,
dwl SW cor Twenty-sixth and Old San Jose
Road
WALTON N. C, roofing and shipvarnish, (and
Walton £f Coleman) 119 and 121 Main.dwl 346
Beale
Walton Nelson C Jr., clerk National Flour Mills,
dwl 346 Beale
Walton William J., lumber surveyor, dwl E s Treat
Avenue, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
WALTON & COLEMAN, (N. C. Walton and
Ezra Coleman) California Condensed Coal Co.,
119 and 121 Main
Walworth James J. shipping and forwarding, office
NE cor Mission and Steuart, dwl 921 £ Folsoni
Wand Bertha, (widow) dwl 20 Mason
WAND, KANE & Co., (Thomas N. Wand and
Michael Kane) importers and wholesale wines
and liquors, 607 and G09 Front
Wand Samuel. < Wand & Co.) dwl 212 Sixth
Wand Thomas N., (Wand, Kane & Co.) dwl 409
Ellis
Wand«t Co., (Samuel Wand) dry goods, 32 Second
Wandesf >rde Harold W,. bookkeeper with Edward
Bosqui & Co., dwl 10 De Boom
WANDESFORUE JUAN B., portrait and land-
scape painter and teacher painting, studio and
dwl 10 De Boom
Wands Winfield S., collector with Bowen Bros.,
dwl 1331 Sacramento
WANGENHEIM ALBERT L., (Wangenheim,
Sternkeim & Co.) and school director Eighth
Ward, office 129 Sansom, dwl 328 Eddy
Wangenheim Amiel. (Wangenlieim, Sternheim &
Co.) dwl 328 Eddy
Waugenheim Henry, bookkeeper, 129 Sansom, dwl
328 Eddy
Wangenheim Sol., (Goetjen <$• Co.) dwl 328 Eddy
WANGENHEIM, STERNHEIM & CO., (A. L.
Wangenheim, Samuel Slernheim, and Amiel
Wangenheim) importers and jobbers crockery
and glassware, 127 and 129 Sansom
Wanger Joseph, oysterman with Emerson, Corville
& Co., dwl 836 Pacific
Wanneumacher Rupert, (Wannenmacher 8? Kron-
nenberg) dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Wannenmacher & Kronnenberg, (Rupert Wannenr
macher and Frederick Kronnenberg) proprie-
tors U. S. Brewery, cor McAllister and Larkiu
Wanskv Francis, jeweler with Charles Lenime,
dw'l 32 Clara
Wauten Joref, cook ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17 Sten
Wanz John D., market, NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Columbia
Wanzer M. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 420 Powell
Wanzer L. M. F., (widow) dwl 420 Powell
War Eagle M. Co., (Idaho) office 426 Montgomery
Warbess George, dravman, dwl 217 Third
Warburton John, dw'l NW cor Filbert and Fillmore
Warburton Joseph, real estate agent, 413 Kearny
dwl 257 Stevenson
Warburton Mary Mrs., dwl S s Greenwich nr
Steiner
Ward Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, dwl 120
Dora
Ward Albert, broommaker with Thomas Ward, 27
Drumm
Ward Alexander H., bookkeeper, 33 Battery, dwl
1121 Sacramento
Ward Andrew J., (colored) hairdresser, 522 Pacific,
dwl 1124 Pacific
Ward Ann Mrs., laundress, 130 Second
Ward Anna, (widow) dwl 11 Sherwood Place
Ward Barney, waiter Grand Hotel
Ward Bernard, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun
and Sansom
Ward Christopher, tailor, dwl 367 Jessie
Ward Daniel W., apothecary, 1400 Polk, dwl 1435
Pine
Ward Edmund, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Ward Edward, dwl 120 Dora
Ward Edward, laborer, dwl 1507 Franklin
Ward Edward, metermaker Union Brass Foundry,
dwll03Fiist
Ward Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl NW cor
Washington and Sausom
Ward F., carpenter and contractor, dwl 22 Turk
Ward Francis, laborer, dwl 503 East
Ward Francis, longshoreman, dwl Oregon bet East
and Drumm
Ward George H., clerk with A. L. Baucroft & Co.,
dwl 1315 Sacramento
Ward George J., (G.J. Ward 8? Co.) dwlNE cor
Oak and Gongh
Ward George J. Jr., clerk with G. J. Ward & Co.,
dwl NE cor Oak and Gough
Ward G. J. & Co., manufacturers preserves, pickles,
etc., 219 Commercial
Ward Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Ward Henry, tailor, dwl 1021 Market
Ward Huberd, {Daly & W.) dwl 1623 Howard
Ward Hugh, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, N 8
California nr Broderick
Ward Hugh, musician, dwl 1811 Dnpont
Ward Isaac M., bricklayer, dwl 1315 Sacramento
Ward Jacob, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Ward James, (O'Brien & W.) dwl 1228 Sac
Ward James, cartman City R. R.
Ward James, laborer with Whitney & Freese, dwl
131 Folsom
Ward James D., policeman City Hall, dwl 1811
Dnpont
Ward James J., stonecutter, dwl S 8 Filbert bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Ward John, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Ward John, carpenter, dwl 706 Folsom
Ward John, goldbeater with George W. Rogers,
112 Morton
Ward John, hostler, 921 Sutter, dwl 923 Sutter
Ward John, tinsmith with Little & Lawson, dwl 31
Freelou
Ward JohnG., with Cutting & Co., dwl 11 18 Bush
Ward John P., real estate, dwl SE cor Tyler and
Steiner
Ward John W., hotel, dwl 428 Hayes
Ward Lewis P., compositor, dwl 220 Pine
Ward Lucinda, cook Cal. State Woman's Hospital,
dwl NW cor Twelfth and Howard
Ward M. A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 1416 Powell
Ward Mary Jane Miss, bakery, SE cor Howard and
Harriet
WTard Michael, fireman stmr Arizona, dwl 752 liar
Ward Michael, shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth
A Co., dwl McAllister nr Market
Ward Michael, waiter with Flynn & Co., dwl
Dodge nr Turk
Ward M. T., passenger solicitor, dwl 304 Beale
Ward Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
210 Ritch, rear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
For Copies of Views of Buildings, Maps, Plans, etc., go to WATKINS', 28 Montg. St.
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SAN FRANCISCO [W] DIRECTORY.
Ward Patrick, hostler with J. <fe R. Smith, dwl 209
Tehama
Ward Patrick, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Ward Patrick, poultryyard, dwl E e Douglas nr
Eighteenth
Ward Patrick, salesman, 606 Market, dwl NE cor
Bush and Stockton
Ward Philip, machinist with Alfred J. Smith
Ward Philip J., carpenter, dwl 1-116 Powell
Ward Robert, (J. W. Harrison & Co.) dwl Twelfth
nr Valencia
Ward Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 41 Minna
Ward Thomas, broom manufacturer, 27 Drumm
Ward Thomas, pressman with Cubery & Co., dwl
24Zoe
Ward Thomas, sawgrinder Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 778 Harrison
Ward T. M. D. Rev., (colored) dwl S s Riley nr
Jones
Ward William, (Smitkson & IV.) dwl 924 Jackson
Ward William, hostler Central R. R., dwl Jessie
bet Fifth and Sixth
Ward William, wood and coal, NE cor Alabama
and Twenty-third
Ward William B., bookkeeper S.F. Savings Union,
dwl 17^ Langton
Warde Michael, clerk with Chenery, Souther &
Co., dwl Alabama bet Twenty-iirst aud Twen-
ty-second
Wardell Abraham, porter with S. P. Taylor & Co.,
dwl 6 Rnss
Warden C, laborer, dwl 424 Sansom
Warden Charles H., fancy goods, 314 Fifth
Wardeu William, teamster Spring Valley Water
Co., dwl 105 Eighth
Warden William H., waterman, dwl 120 Eddy
Warder William J., farmer, dwl 728 Bush
Wardner James, real estate, dwl 769^ Mission
Ware Charles, laborer, dwl 39 Minna
Ware E. G., student Heald'6 Business College, dwl
838 Mission
Ware Elijah, engineer with City Grading Co., dwl
5 s Sixteenth nr Second Avenue
Ware Eugene L., engineer with City Grading Co.,
dwl S s Sixteenth nr Second Avenue
Ware George A., printer, dwl 1250 Howard
Ware J. G., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Ware John, baker, dwl 39 Stanly Place
Ware John R., shoemaker with I. M. Wentworth
6 Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Ware William, baker N. P. Trans. Co. S. S. Cali-
fornia
Ware William, clerk, dwl 916 Stockton
Ware William, steam engines and machinery, 231
Fremont, (and Main St. Wharf Co.) dwl 933
Bush
Ware William C, clerk. 224 Mont, dwl 2549 How
Wares Jacob, laborer, dwl 638 Mission
Warey Owen E., carpenter HCLeague,230 Kearny
Warford William, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine
Warhmbron Alexander, tailor, 805 Clay
Wark Joseph, blacksmith Pacific Saw Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl Bush bet Dupont and Stockton
Warliss William, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
WARM SPRING PACKETS, Rider, Somers &
Co., agents, office 22 Market
Warnecke August, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Drumm and Sacramento, dwl 21 Fulton
Warnekros Paul W. T., salesman with Hain & Pol-
lard, dwl 526 Pine
Warnekros Ulrich, cutler with Will & Fiuck, dwl
5:26 Pine
Warner A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Warner Abraham, wines and liquors, Meigg's Wharf
Warner A. S., (Warner & Sihby) dwl 331 Minna
Warner Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Warner Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Warner Charles H., bookkeeper with Tay, Brooks
<& Backus, dwl 759 Clay
Warner Edwin R., carrier Bulletin and Call, dwl
1005 Clay
Warner F. C, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No.
1, S. F. F. D., dwl N s O'Farrell nr Dupont
Warner Frederick, porter with J. S. Wall & Co.
Warner George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Warner George P., ( William H. Wing $ Co.) dwl
1005 Clay
Warner George W., carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Warner Henry B., compositor, dwl 1005 Clay
Warner Jacob, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
568 Mission
Warner John, drayman, 111 Cal, dwl 336 Ritch
Warner John B., hostler with Eggleton &. Green,
dwl 127 Jackson
Warner Philip, expressman, dwl 824 Pacific
Warner Robert, jigsawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl E s Columbia nr Nineteenth
Warner Thomas, deckhand steamer Chin du Wan
Warner William, captain steamer Petaluma, Valle-
jo Street Wharf
Warner William, carpenterHC. League, 230 Kearny
Warner Wilson, capitalist, dwl 424 Sansom
Warner & Silsby, (A. S. Warner and E D. Sihby)
manufacturers bed springs, 741 £ Mission
Warnholz Charles, carpenter, dwl 636 Broadway
Warnken John, (Brune&, W.) dwl 113 Morton"
Warnoch G. E., waiter Russ House
Warnock Christopher, cooper, dwl 519 Mission
Warnock John, boottrimmer with Mason aud Tay-
lor, dwl 506 Ellis
Warpal Charles, carpenter, dwl 11 Pacific
Warren Albert T, compositor Scientific Press, dwl
518 Bryant
Warren August, fruits and confectionerv, 107£ Fifth
Warren C. D., (C. D. Warren & Oo./dwl 537 Sac
Warren C. D. & Co., (S. Swain) carpenters and
builders, 612 Pacific
Warren C. H., dwl What Cheer House
Warren Charles A., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Warren Charles H, special policeman, dwl 217 Te-
hama
Warren Edward, newspaper agent, dwl 1623 Powell
Warren George B., salesman with C.P VanSchaack
& Co., dwl 2007 Mission
Warren Geonre W. .stevedore with Pope & Talbot,
dwl 622 Fourth
Warren George W., waiter, dwl 741 Market
Warren Jackson, steward N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Warren James L., (Warren & Kemp) dwl S s Sac-
ramento bet Steiner and Pierce
Warren J. H. Rev., dwl 109 Montgomerv
Warren J. L. L. F., (Warren & Co.) dwl 938 Pa-
cific
WARREN JOHN H., agent Samuel Brannan, of-
fice 420 Montgomery, dwl 548 Natonia
Warren John K., salesman, 103 Front, dwl 519 Va-
lencia
Warren Joseph, waiter Grand Hotel
Warren Joseph M., plasterer, dwl 50 I Jessie
Warren Julia A., (widow) dwl 900 Clay
Warren Mary, (widow) dwl 316 Fourth
Warren Patrick J., pressman with Women's Co-
operative Union, dwl 435 Pine
Warren Russell, contractor, dwl 963 Mission
Warren Russell A., compositor S. F. Chronicle,
dwl 542 Sacramento
Warren Thomas L., engineer with P.M.S.S.Co., dwl
541 First
Warren William, clerk with F. A. Waterhouse.dwl
720 Commercial
Warren William, hostler, dwl 639 Geary
Warren William, teamster Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 105 Eighth
Warren William B., teamster with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 20 Tehama
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [ \\T J DIRECTORY
665
Warren & Co., (J. L. L. F. Warren) editors and
proprietors California Farmer, office 320 Clay
Warreu & Kemp, f, James L. Warren and Joseph
Kemp J woodcarvers California Mills, NW cor
Howard and Spear
Warsaw Edward R., captain with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 40 Teliama
Warschauer Abraham, merchant, dwl 632 Market
Warschaner Benjamin, salesman, dwl 632 Market
Warschauer House, Mrs. Theresa Warschauer pro-
prietress, 632 Market
Warschauer Manheini, clerk, 228 Battery, dwl 114
Mason
Warschauer Marks, salesman, 105 Sansom, dwl 632
Market
Warschauer Morris, harness and 6addlemaker, 510
Davis, dwl 630^ Post
Warschauer Theresa Mrs., proprietress Warschauer
House, 632 Market
Warshawski Jacob, clothing and furnishing goods,
401 Kearny, dwl 129 Perry
Warucke Erne'st, laborer, dwl "Eighth Av nr Rail-
road Avenue
Warwick Robert, driver Front St. M.&.O.R.R., dwl
1 Austin
Wash Louis, fancy goods, dwl 215 Minna
Washburn C, teamster, dwl Fillmore nr Francisco
Washburn Charles A., capitalist, office 302 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Washburn Charles F., night inspector Custom
House, dwl 706 California
Washburn Georgia Mrs., principal Colored School,
dwl 1121 Taylor
Washburn Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 131 Fourth
Washburn Leonard, drayman with F. D. Conro &
Son, dwl 505 Hyde
Washburn Lysander. saloonkeeper, dwl 22 Belden
Washburn Reuben W., exchange agent banking de-
partment Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 516 Taylor
WASHINGTON BREWERY, Martin Mangels &
Co., proprietors, SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Washington Francis, (colored) porter, 309 Sansom,
dwl 4 Adele Alley
Washington George E., (colored) steward with P.
M. S. S. Co.
Washington House, John Donnelly, proprietor, SE
cor Diumm and Oregon
Washington John C., machinist and engineer with
B. F. Barton & Co., dwl 54 First
Washington John T., clerk County Recorder's Of-
fice, dwl 933 Sacramento
WASHINGTON MARKET, Washington to Mer-
chant bet Sansom and Montgomery
Washington M. Co., {Mariposa Co. J office 316 Cal
Washington Street Wharf, foot Washington
Washington & Creole M. Co., office 403 California
Wasou Archibald, fWason & Morris) dwl NE cor
Greenwich and Taylor
Wason James P., market, NE cor Ritch and Harri-
son, dwl 437 Clementina
WASON & MORRIS, ( Archibald Wason and Pat-
rick J. Morris) house and 6i'gn painters, and
dealers paints, oils, etc., 38 California
Wass Ambrose O, niachinehand with Charles W.
Thomas, dwl 1418 Washington
Wass Frederick A., bellowsmaker with Charles W.
Thomas, dwl 1418 Washington
WASSERMANN A. & CO., (Louis Sloss, Simon
Green/raid and Lewis Gerstle) hide, wool and
fur dealers, office 310 Sansom
Wassermann August, (A. Wassermann fy Co.,
Funcke $ W., and Hutchinson, Kohl $r Co.)
dwl 535 Sutter
Wassermann Elkan, superintendent Wassermann's
Warehouse and appraiser furs, 310 Sansom, dwl
1510 Bush
Wassermann Herman, waiter, 520 California, dwl
108 Prospect Place
WASSERMANN'S WAREHOUSE, NW cor Fol-
som and Spear
Wate Theodore M.", bookkeeper with N. P. Trans.
Co., dwl 1118 Howard
Water Front Building Lot Association, office 328
Montgomery
Waterlield Albert, bakery, 422 Folsom
Waterford Joseph, sailmaker, dwl 1134 Pacific
Waterhouse Columbus, ( Water house fy Lester) dwl
2213 Howard nr Eighteenth
Waterhouse Frederick A., poultry, 56 Grand Cen-
tral Market, and bookkeeper with Waterhouse
& Lester, dwl 2213 Howard nr Eighteenth
Waterhouse George, photographer with C. L. Cra-
mer, dwl 551 Minna
Waterhouse Harry, dwl 824 Howard
WATERHOUSE' &. LESTER; (Columbus Water ■■••
house) importers and jobbers carriage and wag-
on materials, 122 and 124 Market and 19 and 21
California
Waterman Charles, driver with E. J. Foster
Waterman Edwin R., flour inspector and advertis-
ing agent, office 608 Market, dwl 1902 Leav-
enworth
Waterman Frederick H., attorney at law, office 8
Montgomery Block, dwl Grand Hotel
Waterman George, butcher, dwl Black Point
Waterman John, blacksmith, dwl 309 Tehama
Waterman John G., groceries and liquors, 1000
Folsom, and 248 Sixth
Waterman Joseph D., molder", dwl 520 Mission
Waterman Martin, (A. Pjister S? Co., Ryan $• W.
and James Byrnes & Co.) dwl 526 Post
Waterman Moses, clerk City and County Tax Col-
lector's office, dwl 204 Ellis
Waterman Richard, cellarman with Lyon & Co.,
dwl 2 Maiden Lane
Waterman Richard \V\, storekeeper with Lyon &
Co., dwl 2 Maiden Lane
Waterman Robert H., U. S. Inspector Hulls, office
U. S. Court Building, and marine surveyor, of-
fice 300 Cal, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Grove
Waterman William B., musician, dwl 1518 Powell,
rear
Waters Abraham, jeweler, dwl 528 Greenwich
WATERS CHARLES, plumber, gas and steam
fitter, 808 Market, dwl 28 O'Farrell
Waters Dewev, printer, dwl 670 Harrison
Waters Elisha'D. Jr., ( Waters, NewhoffA Co.) dwl
670 Harrison
Waters Eliza, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 43 Second
Waters F., dwl What Cheer House
Waters Frederick C, foreman with Bacon & Com-
pany, dwl 318 Sutter
Waters "G. F., clerk Risdon Iron Works, dwl 525
Folsom
Waters George F.,f Waters & Co.) dwl 322 O'Far-
rell
WATERS GEORGE L., Exchange Billiard Sa-
loon, 314 Montgomery, dwl 1013 Jackson
Waters George L., (colored) messenger S. F. Post
Office, dwl 557 1 Stevenson
Waters Helon B., clerk with Kuowland & Doe, dwl
34 Second
Waters James, farmer Industrial School
Waters James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Ns
Shasta nr Georgia
Waters James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Waters J. N. H., expresswagon, 309 Sansom, dwl
1403 Bush
Waters John, drayman, dwl 617 Ellis
Waters John, laborer, dwl 201 1 Dupont
Waters Lucinda, (widow) dwl 114 Silver
Waters Mercy Miss, teacher Potrero School, dwl
230 Third
Waters Michael, assistant farmer Industrial School
Waters Michael, teamster, dwl 509 Davis
Waters, Newhoff & Co., (Elisha D. Waters Jr.,
Edward C. Newhoff and Charles D. Dunn)
book and job printers, 512 Sacramento
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Full Assortment of Pipes and Stems.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Waters Patrick, carrier, dwl Gunnison Avenue nr
Twenty-eighth, Bernal Hights
Waters Soger, laborer, dwl 430 Clementina, rear
Waters Robert, (colored) laborer, dwl N s St.
Charles bet Montgomery and Kearny
Waters Samuel J., workman T. A. Selby & Co.'s
Smelting Works, Nortb Beacb, dwl 2214 Mason
Waters Thomas, laborer, dwl 1912 Larkin, rear
Waters Thomas W., printer with C. A. Murdockds
Co., dwl 33 Geary
Waters William, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, 3b' Steuart
Waters William T., carriagepainter witb Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 15 Cleaveland
Waters & Co., (George F. Waters and William K.
Benjamin) butler, cheese, eggs, etc., 123 Occi-
dental Market
Watkin Maria Berta Miss, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Watkin William B., solicitor Security Life Ins. Co.,
418 California, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Watkins Alonzo A., bookkeeper with Locke & Mon-
tague, 112 Battery
Watkins Benjamin, nailmaker, dwl 308 Eleventh
WATKINS 'CARLETON E., Yosemite Art Gal-
lery, and portrait and landscape photographer,
22-26 Montgomery
Watkins Henry, wooiand produce commission, 219
Commercial, dwl 743 Pine
Watkins Henry Mrs., dwl 550 Folsom
Watkins John, milkman, dwl 614 Post
Watkins Joseph, teamster, dwl 338 Shipley
Watkins Joseph E., shipcalker, dwl 626 Fourth
Watkins J. P., ornamental plasterer with Samuel
Kellett, res Oakland
Watkins Norman, porter, dwl 1002 Montgomery
Watkins Samuel, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Watkins William, clerk with C. A. Hooper & Co.,
dwl NW cor Fourth and Townsend
Watkinson John B., carpenter, dwl 15 Everett
Watriss George O, draftsman Pacific Iron Works,
bds American Exchange
Watrous Chauncey, carpenter, dwl 415 Clementina
Watson A. Mrs., dwl 339 Jessie
Watson Adam, ( Watson & Kenney ) dwl 151 Beale
Watson Adam D., apprentice with Watson & Ken-
ney, dwl 151 Beale
Watson Aura, (widow) dwl Trinity Court
Watson Benjamin, bellhanger with Charles Otto
& Co., dwl 1026 Montgomery
Watson Charles, engineer California Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl Brazilian bet Eighth and Ninth
Watson Charles A., clerk with Athearn &. Co., dwl
610 Ellis
Watson Charles E., clerk with J. J. Knowlton &
Co., dwl 121 Perry
Watson Chauncey S., bookkeeper with Blake, Rob-
bins & Co., dwl 1036 Mission
Watson D. S. Rev., pastor Columbia Square Bap-
tist Church, dwl 1036 Mission
Watson Dudley L., carpenter Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills
Watson Prank, shipcarpenter, dwl 18 Clara
Watson George, draymau with Joseph Bassett, dwl
24 Scott Place
Watson Henry, roller Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl 21
Clara
Watson Henrv, wharfclerk, dwl 435 Broadway
WATSON HORACE H„ marine surveyor New
York Record American and Foreign Shipping,
office NW cor California and Battery, res Oak-
laud
Watson James, commission merchant and agent
Coast Whaling Co., office 8 Clay, dwl 610 Ellis
Watson James, hostler with Conrad Stolze, dwl 26
First
Watson James, extraman Hook and Ladder Co.
No. 2, S. P. F. D., dwl 1309 Stockton
Watson James A., oystersaloou, SW cor Fourth and
Berry, dwl 120 Freelon
Watson James A., laborer, dwl 120 Freelon
Watson James T., examiner gaugers returns Custom
House, dwl 1118 Jackson
Watson J. B., driver Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1>
S. F. F. D., dwl N s O'Farrell nr Dnpont
Watson John B., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
44 Clementina
Watson Joseph, (colored) billiard saloon, 917 Wash-
ington, dwl S s Sacramento nr Powell
Watson Joseph, Imp. Calkers' Association, 713 Miss
Watson Maggie Miss, teacher Union Grammar
School, dwl 24 Scott
Watson Mary, (widow) dwl 919 Bush
Watson Mary Ann, (widow) dressmaker, 21 Nat
Watson Mary B., (widow) dwl 339 Jessie
Watson Nicholas A., miner, dwl 520 Eddy
Watson Robert, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Watson Samuel S., barkeeper, 1 Spear
Watson Sarah, (widow) dwl 71 1 Geary, rear _
Watson T., seaman steamer Kalorama, Washington
Street Wharf
Watson Thomas, 'coachman with S. L. Theller, dwl
1607 Taylor '
Watson Thomas, laborer, dwl Ocean House Flat
Watson Thomas, tinsmith with John G. Us, dwl
104 Alta Place
Watson Thomas M., watchman U. S. Assistant
Treasurer's Office, dwl 161] Powell
Watson William, engineer Mission and Pacific
Woolen Mills, dwl 217 Shotwell
Watson William, hairdresser, 681 Mission, dwl 605
Third
Watson.William, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Watson William, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
WATSON WILLIAM H, mining agent and sec-
retary, office 302 Montgomery, dwl 1816 Market
Watson William S., civil engineer, office 410 Kearny
Watson William S., physician, office 1006 Mission,
dwl 1036 Mission
Watson W. M., purser steamer Chin-du-Wan, res
Sacramento
Watson &, Kenney, (Adam Watson and Peter
Kenney) blacksmiths, 151 Beale
Watson — See Wattson
Watt Alexander, carpenter, dwl 150 Linden
WATT BROTHERS, ( William and Robert) real
estate, office 609 Sacramento
Watt George S., saloonkeeper, dwl 13 Sutter
Watt Robert, (Watt Bros.) res Sacramento City
Walt William, ( Watt Bros.) res Grass Valley
Watters Robert, seaman ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steuart
Watterson Arthur R., carpenter with Excelsior Mill
Co., dwl 748 Brannan
Watterson George T., bricklayer, dwl 748 Brannan
Watterson Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl
417 Howard
Watts Charles J., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Watts Edwin F., special policeman, dwl 617 How
Watts Even, carpenter and builder, dwl 225 Stev
Watts L. C, shipwright, dwl Third Avenue bet I
and J, South S. P.
Watts Richard Jr., porter with Nathan R. Lowell,
dwl 602 Howard
Watts William, contractor nightwork, 31 Geary,
dwl Chestnut nr Mason
Watts William, laborer, dwl 10 Houston
Watts William, laborer N. P. Trans Co's S. S. Idaho
Wattson Margaret E., (widow) dwl 1110 Mason
Wattson Samuel B., (Parker, W. & Co.) dwl SE
cor Twenty-fourth and San Jose Avenue
Waugh A. & Co.. (William J. Wallace) Pacific
Bottle Yard, 28 Main
Waugh Alexander, (A. Waugh & Co.) dwl 670
Harrison
Waugh Catherine, (widow) dwl 408 Beale
Waugh William, (colored) porter Phoenix Building,
dwl 914 Pacific
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO [ "W" ] DIRECTORY
667
Wax Hattie Miss, fringemaker with William Eng-
lander, dwl NE cor Harrison and Third
Wax Paul, shoemaker with H. G. Miller & Co.,
dwl 913 Vallejo
Way Asa H., clerk, dwl 927 Washington, rear
Way David P., clerk, dwl 927 Washington, rear
Way Lung & Co., (Chinese) hair factory, 716 Com
Way Thomas H., collector, office 30 California Mar-
ket, dwl 1143 Folsom
WAYMAN WILLARD G., physician, office 16
Geary, dwl -107 Leavenworth
We Sin Lon, (Chinese) restaurant, 808 Dupont
Weare Henry L.. bookkeeper with J. Ivancovich &
Co., dwl"916 Stockton
Weather] v Walter J., clerk with Whittier, Fuller &
Co., dwl 508 Powell
Weaver Benjamin P., tailor with Wright & Har-
mon, dwl 636 Commercial
Weaver Charles, carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Weaver Daniel IT., driver Potrero and Bay View
R. R., dwl W s Kentucky nr Sierra
WEAVER GEORGE A., office with Nevada Ice
Co., 1 10 Washington, dwl 520 Folsom
Weaver George H., bookkeeper, 213 Front, dwl
220 Shot well
Weaver Henry, saddle and harnessmaker, 671 Mar-
ket, res Oakland Point
Weaver John, salesman with Tay, Brooks & Backus,
dwl 417 Bush
Weaver Michael, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl E s Dupont nr Post
WEAVER P. L., agent Hazard Powder Co., 118
Front, res Napa City
Weaver Thomas J., cavr'iagepainter, dwl 810 Filbert
Webb Alfred K., marblepolisher with John Daniel
& Co., dwl Ws Ninth bet Folsom and Harrison
Webb Alfred W., lumber surveyor, dwl SE cor
Utah and Twenty-third
Webb Alonzo. attorney-at-law, office 420 California,
dwl 1007 Powell
Webb Andrew C, hardware and crockery, 779
Market, and salesman, 118 Bat, dwl 262 Min
Webb Charles H., measurer with Frank G. Ed-
wards, dwl 8 Wetmore Place
WEBB CHRISTOPHER C, merchant, office 405
Front, res Oakland
Webb Edgar, printer, dwl 11 Silver
Webb Francis A., drayman, 118 Bat, dwl 521 Ellis
Webb George, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Webb George, laborer Mechanics' Planing Mill,
dwl 41 1 Brannan
Webb Henry, deputy superintendent streets, dwl
424 Sansom
Webb Henry, molder, dwl 10 Leroy Place
Webb James P., physician, office NE cor New
Montgomery and Howard
Webb John M.j dwl W s Ninth bet Fol and Har
Webb Joseph W., clerk with Andrew C. Webb,
dwl S s Fulton bet Laguna and Buchanan
Webb M. Shepard, (Pilsbury, W. & Co.) dwl 1308
Powell
Webb Otis, proprietor Webb House, 37 Second
Webb Peter L., (Littlejield, W. & Go.) dwl 209
Austin
Webb Richard, produce dealer, 344 Fourth
WEBB WATSON, manager Pacific Branch North
'America Life Ins. Co., office 302 Montgomery,
res Oakland
WEBB WILLIAM, president Australia Steamship
Line, office 414 Market, res New York
Webb William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Webber A. A., traveling agent Continental Life
Ins. Co., 302 Montgomery
Webber F. H., groceries aud liquors, SW cor Point
Lobos Road aud Boise
Webber George, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., dwl 223 Third
Webber George E., quartzminer, dwl 1600 Franklin
Webber Henry, groceries and liquors, S s Point
Lobos Road nr Toll Gate
Webber James, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Webber John, butcher, dwl 335 Fourth
Webber Lewis N. , bookkeeper, 320 Montgomery,
dwl 872 Mission
Webber Oliver, steward steam tng Rabboni
Webber Stephen, laborer witli P.M.S.S. Co.
Webber Stephen, seaman, dwl E s Dame nr Grove
Webber Thomas, barkeeper Golden Gate House,
510 Davis
Weber Adolph. miner, dwl 39 Jackson
Weber Alexander, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl cor Eighth and Bryant
Weber Charles Jr., clerk with Morris Speyer &
Co.. dwl 240 Stevenson
Weber Charles Sr., collector with Mortis Speyer &
Co., dwl 240 Stevenson
Weber E., laborer, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Weber Ernst, ( Weber & Co.) dwl 233 Sutter
Weber Eugene R., watchmaker with Joseph Mc-
Gregor, dwl 215 Green
Weber F. Madame, midwife, dwl 518 Filbert
Weber Frederick, butcher with William Oswald,
dwl 1012 Pacific
Weber Frederick C, shoemaker, 807 Clay, dwl
Sheppard Place nr Mason
Weber G. & Co., (William Branscheid) boots and
shoes, 638 Commercial
Weber Gabriel, (G.Weber $• Go.) dwl 5 St. Charles
Weber George, cabinetmaker with L.&E.Emauuel,
dwl 19 Pacific
Weber George, musical instrument maker with W.
A. Frey, dwl 637 Broadway
Weber Henry, expressman with George Roeben,
37 Pacific
Weber Julius, clerk with M. Gray, dwl 606 Pine
Weber Louis, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Franklin and Page
Weber Paul, teacher music, dwl 611 Stockton
Weber Peter, waiter, 39 Jackson
Weber Peter, waiter, 520 California
Weber William, (Rotger & ll'Jdwl 442 Green
Weber William, bootmaker with Adolph Utscbig,
dwl S s Brannau bet Sixth and Seventh
Weber William, cook, dwl 132 Steuart
Weber William, miner, dwl 111 Pacific
Weber & Co., (Ernst Weber and Meyer Weil)
butchers, 108 Dupont
Webster — , driver Front St. M. & O. K.R.
Webster A., carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co.
Webster Adam, dry goods, S s Twenty-fourth bet
Alabama and Columbia
Webster Artemus, calker, dwl 14 Tehama
Webster Benjamin F., shipwright with George
Clark, dwl 64 Tehama
Webster Catherine, (widow) boarding and lodging,
548 Mission
Webster Charles F., ( Webster & Mnturn) 0wl N s
Van Ness Avenue bet Linden and Fell
Webster Charles H., auctioneer, dwl 413 Tehama
Webster Charles P., driver Front St. M. & O.R.R.,
dwl 1608 Bush
Webster Charlotte, (widow) dwl 2* Stanly Place
Webster Daniel, stockbroker, dwl N s Van Ness
Avenue bet Linden and Fell
Webster Edward, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 12 Harrison Avenue
Webster Edward, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co., 14 Howard
Webster Frank, shipcarpenter, dwl 64 Tehama
Webster George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Webster George, mastermariner, dwl N s Brannan
nr Second
Webster George G., ( Webster # Soule) dwl 1107
Stockton ... t>
Webster George W., carpenter with Amos K.
Nichols, dwl 710 Kearny
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosiers
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO [TV] DIRECTORY
Webster Henry A., dwl Russ House
Webster James, steward steamer Salinas, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Webster James A., messenger with Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl 109 Brannau
Webster Jemima, milliner with Mrs. G. W. M.
Cowles. 114 Third
Webster John, clerk with William Gilbart, dwl
NW cor Hyde and Union
Web.-ter John N., dealer revenue stamps, office
506 Montgomery, res Alameda
Webster Lemuel, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
SE cor Second and Natoma
Webster Lyons, tailor, 406 Jackson
Webster Maria P-, (widow) dwl 1608 Bush
WEBSTER M. HOWARD, Cady Barrel and Rim
Factory, N 8 Berry bet Third" and Fourth, dwl
524 Sutter
Webster Richard P., shipjoiner with P. M. S. S.
Co., dwl 1-20 Fell
Webster Samuel, compositor Evening Post, dwl
523 Kearny
Webster Street Homestead Association, office 27
Merchants Exchange
Webster Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Webster Thomas, shoemaker with William Joiner,
dwl SE cor Second and Natoma
Webster Walter B., salesman with Locke & Mon-
tague, dwl 1608 Bush
Webster Waterman, tailor, 777 Market
Webster William T., laborer, dwl 814 Sausom
Webster & Minturn, ( Charles F. Webster rind John
Minium) exchange brokers, office 310 Mont
Webster & Soule, (George G. Webster and K. B.
Smile) monev and stock brokers, 304 Mont
WECK L. E. & CO.,/ Bernard Getleson and Gus-
tare C. Landisj importers French leather and
ehoefindinfis, 543 Market
Week Louis E., (L. E. Week $ Co.) dwl 1016
Washington
Weckbarry Frank, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Wedde Henry, musician, dwl 420 Green
Wedderspoon John, (Cross & Co.) res Oakland
Wedderspoou Thomas C, (Cross & Co.) res Oak-
land
Wedderspoon William, (Cross & Co.) res Glasgow,
Scotland
Wede^er John, hostler with Lyon & Co., dwl 420
Chestnut
Wedekind George L., clerk Justices' Court, dwl
634 Filbert
Wedel Charles J., teacher music, dwl 1513 Stockton,
rear
Wedel Gustave, teacher music, dwl 783 Market
Wedel John, liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and
Dram no, dwl 807 Pacific
Wedel John G., special policeman, dwl W s Ohio
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Wedemeyer Henry, groceries and liquors, 318 Sixth
Wedl Charles J., hairdresser with F. M. Freuud,
dwl 1513 Stockton
Wedl John, barber with F. M. Freund, dwl 1513
Stockton, rear
Wedon Charles, carpenter, dwl 919 Union
Weecks Albert C, watchmaker with Frederick
Honing, dwl 722 Howard
Weed Alexander, coal agent, office 443 California,
dwl 410 Eddy
Weed Charles L.,' photographer with Thomas House-
worth & Co., dwl NW cor Bdwv and Maxwell
Weed Joseph, assistaut storekeeper Custom House,
dwl 1401 Powell
Weed Joseph H., (Weed & Kingu-ell) dwl 1217
Leavenworth
Weed Kate Miss, typesetter with California Tvpe
Foundry Co.. dwl 1305 Montgomery
Weed Sewing Machine Co., 329 Kearny
Weed William H., brassfiuisher California Brass
Works, dwl 1217 Leavenworth
Weed William W., shorthand reporter with Marsh
k Osbourne, dwl 640 Howard
WEED.& KINGWELL, (Joseph H. Weed and
Vincent Kui^icell) proprietors California Brass
Works, 125 First
Weeden Christopher R., (colored) cook, 133 Mont-
gomery, dwl 20 Lewis
Weeden Ellen H.Miss, City Female Seminary, dwl
SE cor O'Farrell and Mason
Weekly Manuel, W. B. Lake proprietor, office 302
Montgomery
Weeks Albert, watchmaker, dwl 722 Howard, rear
Weeks Charles W., carpenter and builder, dwl 731
Green
Weeks Daniel, clerk, dwl 718 Howard
Weeks Eben, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Weeks Edward P., (Porter, Holladay & W.) at-
torney at law, office 620 Wash, dwl 1018 Pine
Weeks E. J., real estate, 6 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl 1325 Powell
Weeks Freeman L., physician and surgeon, office
and dwl 634 Mission
Weeks Henry, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Weeks John laborer, dwl S s Seventeenth bet
Mission and Howard
Weeks Louis, bathman, 215 Sansom, dwl 130 Second
Weeks Martha Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, dwl 731 Green
Weeks Samuel F. ,(S. F. Weeks & Co.) dwl 304 Third
Weeks S. F. & Co., manufacturers oakum, N s King
bet Third and Fourth
Weeks W. T., dwl 537 Sacramento
Weerbrouck Fred., upholsterer, 1804 Powell
WEGENER FREDERICK O.. notary public and
commissioner deeds, office 336 Montgomery, dwl
Es Columbia Square bet Folsom and Harrison
WEGENER RICHARD, accountant and mining
secretary, office 414 Cal, dwl 28 Oak Av
Weglehner Leonhardt, clerk with Michael Reese,
dwl 917 Sacramento
Wegruann August, laborer, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
WTegner Frederick, market, NE cor Sixth and Har-
rison, dwl 308 Sixth
Wegner Philip, market, SW cor Kearny and Union,
dwl 1413 Kearny
W'ebmever Henry, porter, 321 Montgomery, dwl 24
Howard Court
Welm Charles E., salesman with Charles F. Wehn,
dwl 908 Post
Wehn Charles F., merchant tailor, 307 Montgom-
ery, dwl 908 Post
Wehner August W., clerk with George & Lough-
borough, dwl 9 Perry
Wehr August, blindmaker Beale Street Planing
Mill, dwl 142 Natoma
Webr Frederick, carpenter and builder, 40 Jackson
Wehr Henry, carpenter with Frederick Wehr, dwl
40 Jackson
Wehr William, carpenter, dwl 30 Ritch
Wehrlv Samuel, mathematical instrument maker,
dwl 22 Turk
Wehser Henry, cabinetmaker, S s Sixth ur Minna,
dwl 515 Natoma
W7eich Valentine, (Weich S? Bauer) dwl 1117 Miss
Weich & Bauer, (Valentine Weich and Charles
B aver) market, 1117 Mission
WEICHHART JOHN, proprietor California Tool
Works, 143 Beale, dwl 27 Clementina
Weichhart William, (Weichhart & Freese) dwl 27
Clementina
Weichhart & Freese, (William Wt~ichhart and
Frederick Freese) showcase and cabinetmakers,
520 Pine
Weidemuller Frederick, baker, dwl 1608 Powell
Weidenhofer Frederick, (Weidenhofer <lb Ahlborn)
dwl 429 Bush
Weidenhofer & Ahlborn, (Frederick Weidenhofer
and Charles Ahlborn) proprietors Hansa Ho-
tel, 429 Bush
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 732, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [ W ] DIRECTORY.
669
Weidenreich Michael, salesman, 23 Sausom, dwl
1514 Powell
Weidenrich Soloman, ( Zacharias, Shirek & Co.)
dwl 1514 Powell
Weigant Harry, cook, dwl 515 Sacramento
Weigel C. H. A., porter, 201 California, dwl 525
Linden
Weigle Fred, with Jacob Graf, dwl 653* Minna
Weigle John V., shoemaker with F. X. Kast, dwl
908 Clay
Weigle Mary Mrs., (widow) dwl 653^ Minna
Weihe August, cigars and tobacco,344 Montgomery,
dwl 531 Union
Weil Abraham, (Uhlfelder, Cahn & Co.) dwl NW
cor Van Ness Avenue and Geary
WEIL BROTHERS, ( William, Louis, Joseph and
David) importers and wholesale liquors, etc.,
213 Jacks. >n
WEIL D. & BROTHER, merchants, (Shasta, Cal.)
office 213 Jackson
Weil David, ( Wed Bros.) res Shasta
Weil Henry L., fancy goods, 322 Kearny, and
bookkeeper, 17 Battery, dwl 314 Kearny
Weil Joseph, ( Weil Bros.') dwl 420 Tyler ,
Weil Leopold, salesman, 101 Battery, dwl Howard
nr Fourth
Weil Louis, (Weil Bros.) dwl 726 O'Farrell
Weil Mayer,/ Wed & Woodlenf) dwl 229 O'Farrell
Weil Meyer, ( Weber & Co.) dwl 233 Sutter
Weil Moses, ( Uhlfelder, Cahn # Co.) dwl 223
Kearny
Weil "Oscar, director San Francisco Musical Insti-
tute, dwl 109 O'Farrell
Weil Theodore, salesman, 113 Batterv, dwl 235
O'Farrell
Weil William, (Weil Bros.) dwl 420 Tyler
Weil & Co., (Julius Beer and Joseph Aron) mer-
chants, office SW cor Front and Sacramento
WEIL & WOODLEAF, (Mayer Weil and Henry
Woodleaf) importers and jobbers gent's furn-
ishing goods, Yankee notions, cutlery, station-
ery, smokers articles, etc., 113 Battery
Weildbecher Peter, cook, 324 Montgomery, dwl
153 Stevenson
Weill Alexander, (hazard Freres and Stein, Simon
$r Co.) dwl SE cor Sutter and Van Ness Av
Weill Henrv, (J. W. Davidson & Co.) dwl 1517
Powell
Weill Jules, with Lazard Freres, dwl 907 Clay
Weill Leon, salesman with Lazard Freres, dwl 517
Dupont
Weill Raphael, (J. W. Davidson & Co.) dwl 1517
Powell
Weill Svlvain, (Stein, Simon & Co.) res New
York
Weill William, special policeman, dwl 710 Clem
Weimar Gustav, cabinetmaker, dwl 20 Minna
Weimar F. P., inspector cars S. P. R. R.
Weimer Harry, druggist, dwl 420 Post
Weimer Peter, molder, dwl 20 Page
Weinberg Louis, tailor, 27 Pacific
Weindorf Jacob, fruits,SW cor Tehama and Fourth
Weiner Samuel, cigarmaker with E. Mandel, dwl
S s Pacific bet Battery and Front
Weinreuter August, (Engelhardt, Walter & Co.)
dwl 527 Pine
Weinstock Harris, clerk with Jeanette Liebhug,
dwl 906 Dupont
Weintraub Samuel, (Marks & W.) dwl 550 Jessie
Weir Anna, (widow) dressmaker, NE cor Frank-
lin and Hayes , *, c
Weir Charles, teamster with John Ross, dwl 315
First
Weir James, blacksmith, dwl 3 Tehama
Weir James, clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co., 721
Market
Weir James C, carpenter and builder, 840 Mission,
dwl 850 Mission
Weir John, baker N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Idaho
Weir John, porter, 6 Bush, dwl 22 Silver
Weir John, seaman steamer Santa Cruz, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Weir John, serviceman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1113
Jones
Weir Theodore, miller, bds 333 Bush
WEIR WILLIAM G., manufacturer cabinet fur-
niture, 113 Hayes, dwl 125 Hayes
Weir — See Ware and Wier
Weisbrod John H., tailor, dwl 35 Morton
Weise Frederick, captain schooner P. R. No. 7,
Commercial Street Wharf
Weiseman Henry, carpenter, dwl 510 Pine
Weisenborn Frederick, liquor saloon Presidio House
Beach nr U. S. Reservation
Weiser A., hairdresser, dwl 424 Sansom
Weishaupt George, (George Weishaupt & Co.) dwl
NE cor Green and Powell
Weishaupt George & Co., (Henry StoevenJ grocer-
ies and liquors, NE cor Green and Powell
Weisheer Frederick, cabinetmaker with George B.
May & Co., dwl 311 Pine
Weisheimer John, driver with Seibel & Proll, dwl
35 Geary
Weiskopf Charles, clerk, dwl 929 Jackson
Weiskopf Ignatz, salesman with Ruyer, Reich &
Co., dwl 929 Jackson
Weiss (first name refused) dentist with T. C. Jes-
sup, 103 Montgomery
Weiss Albert, boatman, Mission Sf Wharf, dwl 5 Miss
Weiss Edward H., engineer National Flour Mills,
dwl 167 Minna
Weiss Frederick, shoemaker with F. X. Kast, dwl
225 Sutter
Weiss Henry J-, carpenter, dwl 559 Bryant
Weiss Jacob", New Philadelphia Restaurant, 110 Sut-
ter, dwl 260 Tyler
Weiss Jacob, tailor, dwl 438 Clementina
Weiss M., book and job printer, 228 California, dwl
20 Sherwood Place
Weiss Marcus, compositor with M. Weiss, 228 Cal
Weiss William H., h'lecutter, dwl 32 Garden
Weissegg George, cook, dwl 1113 Dupont
Weissich William O., clerk with Taylor & Bendel,
dwl 11 Oak
Weissig Erhard, clerk with John C. Bollinger, dwl
614 Merchant
Weissler Alexander, reader Congregation Emanu-
El, dwl 502 Bush
Weitner Joseph, laborer Pacific Brewery, dwl 271
Tehama
Weitz Samuel, clerk with Stolz Bros., dwl 405 Loav
Weitzenmiller Julius, with John G. lis, dwl 228 Bush
Welby George B., butcher with Miller & Lux, dwl
cor First and Railroad Avenues
Welby John T., market, SE cor Fifteenth Av and
P, South S. F.
Welby Nathan B., butcher, dwl NW cor Brannau
and Sixth
Welch A. T., seaman bark Dublin, pier 17 Steuart
Welch Andrew. ( Welch & Co.) dwl 708 Taylor
Welch Andrew, seaman, dwl 72 Tebama
Welch Andrew, teamster, dwl 29 Fifth Avenue
Welch Aunie, (widow) dwl 225 Jessie
Welch Bartholomew, laborer, dwl cor Laidley and
Merced
Welch Benjamin, calker with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
621 Grove
Welch Bridget, (widow) dwl 11 12 Kearny
Welch Charles, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Welch Charles, lauudiymau S. F. Lauudry, dwl
NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Welch Charles H., clerk, dwl Sutter nr Kearny
Welch Daniel, laborer, dwl 19. Baldwin Court
Welch Dennis W., varnisher and polisher, dwl 239
Fell
Welch Edward, carpenter, dwl 158 Clara, rear
Welch Edward, helper boilershop P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 112 First
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
jfor Photographic or Stereoscopic views examine "W ATKINS', opp. Lick House entrance^
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SAN FRANCISCO [W] DIRECTORY.
Welch Edward, plumber and gasfitter, dvvl 248 Jessie
Welch Edward, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Welch George, seaman, dwl 38 Sieuart
Welch George C, laborer, dwl S s Dupont Alley nr
Stockton
Webb Henry EL, (Welch <$■ EerrJ 422 Montgomery
Welch James, dwl 281 Minna
Welch J.imes, carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearny
Welch James, cart man, dwl 1232 Vallejo
Welch James, cook schooner Bobolink, 1 Howard
Welch James, helper Fulton Foundry, dwl 152
First
Welch James, laborer with John Conroy
Welch James, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 3(5 Steuart
Welcb James, milkman, dwl W s Fillmore bet
Eddy and Ellis
Welch James M. Jr., porter with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl Twenty-seventh hr Serpentine
Avenue
Welch John, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl
6 Mission
Welch John, driver City R. R., dwl 13 First Ave-
nue nr Sixteenth
Welch John, fireman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 29 First
Welch John, Imp. Calkers' Ass'n, 713 Mission
Welch John, laborer, dwl 117 Beale, rear
Welcb John, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Welch John, laborer, dwl W s Palmer nr Randall
Welcb John, laborer with Whitney &. Freese, SE
cor Mission and Steuart
Welch John, seaman, dwl 25 Harrison
Welch John, waiter Moses Taylor, Australia S. S.
Line
Welch John L., proprietor Pollock House, Hunter's
Point
Welcb Joseph W., carrier Alta California, dwl 434
Fremont
Welch Margaret, (widow) laundress, dwl 6 Bartol
Welch Margaret, (widow) dwl 25 Harrison
Welcb Michael, foreman with Thomas McMabon,
dwl California Avenue, Bernal Hights
Welch Michael, laborer, dwl 414 Grove
Welch Michael, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
Welch Michael, milkranch, E s Dame nr Grove
Welch Michael, tailor with C. C. Hastings & Co.,
dwl 1905 Hyde
Welch Morris, carpenter, dwl 100 Hayes
Welch Orin H., liarnessmaker with Main & Win-
chester, dwl 227 Second
Welch Patrick, peddler, dwl NE cor Erie and How
Welch Peter, laborer with C. P. R. R. Co., dwl 137
Beale
Welch R. D., ( Welch %■ Co.) res Liverpool
Welch Richard, carman with Charles E. Haseltine
Welch Samuel, express wagon, cor Davis and Bdwy
Welch Thomas, bootmaker, 522 Pine
Welcb Thomas, laborer, dwl 123 Spear, rear
Welcb Thomas, oiler with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
Montgomei y House
WELCH THOMAS, president Pacific Hidden
Treasure Co., 105 Montgomery, dwl 49 Louisa
Welch Thomas, seaman, dwl 112 Sieuart
Welcb Thomas, seaman, dwl S s Ash nr Buchanan
Welch Thomas II., shoemaker with Buckingham &
Hecbt, dwl cor Hickory and Laguua
Welch William, dwl 922 Capp
WELCH cc CO., (Andrew and R. D. Welch) im-
porting and commission merchants, and agents
Moody's, Burrard Inlet Saw Mills, B. C, (and
Welch, Rith.it & Co., Victoria, B. C J office
109 California, room 6
Welch & Herr, (Henry H. Welch and James J.
Herr) stockbrokers, office 422 Montgomery
Welch— See Walcb, Walsh and Welsh
Welcker Charles, confectioner with Adolph Heine,
dwl 31(5 Davis
Welden William, seaman bark Gen. Cobb, pier 17
Steuart
Weldon Alexander, paperhanger with John C. Bell,
dwl 17 Dupont
Weldon Charles P., shoecntter with S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., dwl 104 Polk
Weldon William, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart
Weling Charles, printer with F. Korbel & Bros.,
dwl 32 Clementina
Wellbrock George H., clerk, dwl SE cor Post and
Dupont
Wellbrock Henry, (Wellbrock <$• Schroder) dwl N
E cor Davis and Commercial
Wellbrock & Schroder, (Henry Wellbrock and
Henry Schroder) groceries and liquors, XE cor
Davis and Commercial
Weller Madame, dress and cloakmaker, 129
Second
Weller Charles L., secretary Board of Health, office
521 Jackson, dwl 110 Taylor
Weller Elise .Miss, chambermaid, 333 Bush
Weller John B. Jr., attorney-at-law, office 4 and 5
Montgomery Block, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Weller Louis A., newsdealer, dwl 1422 Wash-
ington
Weller William, seaman schooner Meldon, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Welles Samuel, bookkeeper with W. W. Dodge &
Co., dwl 811 Stockton
Wellin Patrick M., carpenter, dwl 14 Twelfth
Welling Charles G., dwl SW cor Buchanan and
Grove
Wellington B. F., bookkeeper with Edward E.
Moore, dwl 219 Mason
Wellington Charles A., clerk with Christy & Wise,
dwl 733 Harrison
Wellington Daniel, steward S.S. Orizaba, dwl N s
Branuan nr Second
Wellington Francis D., clerk with Edward E.
Moore, dwl 20 Mary
Wellington George H., conductor N. B. &. M.R.R.,
dwl 733 Harrison
Wellman Bela, (Wel/man. Peck & Co.) dwl SE cor
Guerrero and Seventeenth
Wellman George H., salesman with C. C. Hastings
& Co., dwl 420 Ellis
WELLMAN, PECK & CO., (Bela Wellman. John
M. Peck and Timothy L. Barker) importers
and wholesale grocers, 41(5 and 418 Front
Wellman Robert, (Wellman & Richardson) dwl
817 Stockton
Wellman & Richardson, (Robert Wellman and
Robert W. Richardson) dry goods, 817 Stock
Wells Andrew, upholsterer with J. T. Terry & Co.,
dwl 504 Mission
Wells Asa R., (Wells, Russell & Co.) dwl 216
Eddv
WELLS' BUILDING, SW cor Montgomery and
Clay
Wells Chester W., bookkeeper with James De La
Montanya, dwl 1909 Leavenworth
Wells Fannie Miss, actress, dwl 812 Washington
WELLS, FARGO & CO., Express and Banking
Co., office NW cor Montgomery and California
Wells Francis, marblecutter with Leon R. Myers &
Co., dwl 320 Jessie
Wells Francis H., attorney-at-law, office and dwl
402 Montgomery
Wells George R., attorney-at-law, office 420 Cali-
fornia, dwl Grand Hotel
Wells George T., fireman S.P.R.R.
Wells G. T, engineer S.P.R.R.
Wells J., captain schooner Ivanhoe, cor Mission and
• Steuart
Wells John, shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl S s
Minna bet Eighth and Ninth
Wells Joseph A., produce dealer, dwl 415 Bdwy
Wells Levi, horseshoer with H. S. Tucker, dwl 540
Bryant
Wells Lizzie Miss, teacher Sonth Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 210 Francisco
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
SAN FRANCISCO [W] DIRECTORY
671
WELLS. RUSSELL & CO., (Asa R. Wells, Han-
son Russell and Seely B. Lyon) proprietors
Mechanics' Mill. S\V eor Mission ana Fremont
Wells Samuel L., male brig Hidalgo, pier 9 Steu
Wells Samuel P. Capt., marine surveyor Union
Ins., rhvl Soli Harrison
Wells Walter, stevedore, dwl 1120 Montgomery
Wells William, marblecutter, dwl 3 Dupont
Wells William, mariner, dwl 210 Francisco
Wells Willi in. 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, lirst floor, dwl 711 Bush
Wells — See Welles
Wellsford Joseph, clerk Examiner Office, dwl 1000
Washington
Welpert Henrv, teamster, dwl N s Thirteenth Av
bet N and'P, South S. F.
Welsby Henry, deckhand stmr El Capitan, dwl 131
Harrison
Welsh Ann, (widow) dwl 20 Salmon
Welsh Ann, (widow) boarding, 41 Minna
Welsh Charles Capt., dwl S 8 Chestnut bet Jones
and Leavenworth
Welsh Charles, teamster, dwl 132 Fifth
Welsh David, musician, dwl 107 Chambers
Welsh Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor
Devisadero and Eddy
Welsh Harp Hotel, D. B. Evans & Co. proprietors,
217 Broadway
Welsh Herman, laborer, dwl E 8 Columbia bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Welsh James. / Welsh & Galapker) dwl NE cor
Broderick and Sutter
Welsh James, bellman Rnss House
Welsh James, gardener, dwl S 8 Filbert nr Pierce
Welsh James, laborer, dwl W s N nr Fourteenth
Avenue, South S. F.
Welsh James, guard State Prison, dwl Chestnut
bet .Mason and Powell
Welsh James, shoemaker with Orrin Jones, dwl 23
Natoma
Welsh Jerome, shoemaker, dwl S 8 Twentieth nr
Folsom
Welsh Joanna, dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Welsh John, carpenter, dwl E 8 Folsom bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty third
Welsh John, coach mau with Henry Casebolt, dwl
W s Pierce bet Vallejo and Green
Welsh John, laborer, dwl 20 Minna
Welsh John, laborer, dwl Jefferson nr Presidio
Welsh John, laborer, dwl W s York nr Butte
Welsh John, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl 638
Third
Welsh John, market, 747 Brannau, dwl 126 Gilbert
Welsh John, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 225
Eighth
Welsh John, nurse City and County Hospital
Welsh John, stevedore, dwl 8 Lick
Welsh Lawrence, hackman, dwl 423 Clementina
Welsh Martin, painter with P. J. O'Brien, dwl E 8
Kate bet Seventh and Eighth
Welsh Mary, (widow) dwl Es Folsom bet Twenty -
Secondand Twenty-third
Welsh Mary J., dressmaker, dwl 132 Fifth
Welsh Matthew, boilermaker, dwl 227 Second
Welsh Michael, blacksmith, dwl 149 Silver
Welsh Michael, driver Front St. M. & 0. R.R., dwl
SW cor Pine aud Polk
Welsh Michael, hostler with P A. Finigan, dwl 210
Mason
Welsh Michael, laborer, dwl 264 \ Minna
Welsh Michael, laborer, dwl N s Ellis bet Webster
aud Fillmore
Welsh Michael J., draftsman with T. J. Welsh,
dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-third
Welsh Michael R., hostler with Bouton & Son, dwl
322 Green
Welsh Patrick, wood and coal, 428 Shipley
Welsh Richard, tailor, dwl 21 Hunt
Welsh Stephen, bootmaker with Alexander O'Neill,
dwl S e Sixth nr Stevenson
Welsh Thomas, steward, dwl 9 Essex
Welsh Thomas J., architect, office 302 Montgomery,
dwl S e Nineteenth nr Mission
Welsh Timothy, fireman S. P. & P. Sugar Refinery
Co.. dwl W s Dora nr Bryant
Welsh William J., bootmaker, dwl 231 Clara
Welsh & Galagher, (James Welsh and Frank Gal-
agher) dairy, dwl NE cor Broderick and Sutter
Welsh— See Walch, Walsh and Welch
Welton Emma Miss, teacher Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School
Welton "Garrett, contractor and builder, dwl 603
Tavlor
Welton" Lamson S., (of Frank, Campbell <t IF.,
Red Bluff) office 102 Sansom, dwl 1015 Larkin
Wempe Frank, paper box maker with Wenipe &
Bro., dwl 247 Clara
Wempe Gerhard, (Wempe & Bro.) dwl 247 Clara
Wempe Henry L., plumber and gaslitter, dwl 247
Clara
Wempe Lizzie Miss, paper box maker with Wempe
& Bro., dwl 247 Clara
"Wempe William, ( Wempe $<■ Bro.) dwl 247 Clara
Wempe & Brother, (Gerhard anil William Wempe)
paper box manufacturers, 569 Market
Wenck William, bookkeeper with Edward Yischer,
res Alameda
Wendel Jacob, tanner with Simon Hoffman, dwl S s
Serpentine Avenue nr Howard
Wendell George, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Wendell William G.. salesman, dwl 2314 Washington
Wendmuller Alexander, dwl 236 Stevenson
Wendt Charles E., sailmaker, 27 Market, dwl 618
Greenwich
Wendt Christian, solicitor with John Renz
Wendt Hermau, groceries and liquors, NE cor Third
and Folsom
Wendt John, carpenter, dwl 319 Stockton
Wendt Max, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Wenk Charles, porter with J. Cerf &. Co., dwl 420
Fell
Wenka George, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Wenn Bernard, clerk with William Kroning, dwl
531 Kearny
Wenner W. Militz, jeweler with William Bohm,
dwl 125 Sansom
Wennerblad John F., cabinetmaker with W. J. T.
Palmer & Co., dwl 607 Mission
Wennerhold Christian, assayer S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, dwl 336 Clementina
Wensiuger F. S., real estate dealer, 304 Montgom-
ery, res Oakland
Wenter Theodore, bookkeeper, dwl 1307 Larkin
Wentworth Asa S., foreman with I. M. Wentworth
&Co., dwl 303 Hayes
Wentworth Charles, carpenter, dwl 733 Clementina
Wentworth Daniel R., foreman with I. M. Went-
worth & Co., dwl 317 i Hayes
WENTWORTH I. M. & CO., (Benjamin Hobart
Jr. and Samuel A. Wood) boot and shoe manu-
facturers, Ss Fell bet Franklin and Gongh,
office 15 Sansom
Wentworth Ira M., (I. M. Wentworth & Co.) dwl
506 Franklin
Wentworth J. M., special policeman, dwl 109
Oak
Wentworth John B., shoemaker with F. X. East,
dwl Trinity nr Bush
Wentworth John J., engineer Golden Gate Flour
Mills, dwl 30 Silver
Wentworth John P. H., (J. P. IJ. Wenticorlh £
Co.) dwl W b Folsom bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
JONES, PULLMAN' & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
None but the best Photographs are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
672
SAN FRANCISCO [TV] DIRECTORY.
WENTWORTH J. P. H. & CO., publishers and
proprietors California Illustrated Holiday Jour-
nal and the Resources of California, office 302
Montgomery, room 6
Weutworth Joshua P., clerk with E. F. Beau &
Co., 410 Montgomery
Wentworth Nathan, real" estate, dwl 231 Seventh
Wentworth Nathaniel S., driver Summit Ice Co.,
dwl 312 Alission
Wentworth S. A., special policeman, dwl 303 Hayes
Wentworth T. D., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Wentworth Thomas, captain, dwl E a Devisadero
bet Geary and O'Farrell
Wentzel George, ( Wentzel, Huefner, Golly & Co.)
dwl 23 Stockton Place
Wentzel, Huefner, Golly &. Co., (George Wentzel,
Olio Ch. Huefner, J. B. Golly and Edward
Zschiesche) proprietors California Journal,
office 522 Clav
WENZEL EDWARD, engraver, 614 Merchant,
dwl 513 Jessie
Wenzel George, cook with Seifert &. Ohnstein, 645
Merchant
Wenzel George L., cooper, dwl 309 Fulton
Wenzel Henry, dwl 4 August Alley
Wenzel Henry, expresswagon. dwl 2008 Powell
WENZEL HERMAN, watchmaker and jeweler
and clocks, 30-! Montgomery, dwl 515 Jessie
WEXZELL WILLIAM T., apothecary and chem-
ist, 852 Market cor Stockton, dwl Fell bet. Bu-
chanan and Webster
Weoff Andrew, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Werher Frederick, compositor Courrier de San
Francisco, dwl 508 Broadway
Werder Max, homoeopathic physician, office and
dwl 128 Kearny
Werkelt Conrad, brewer Mason's Brewery, dwl
S s Chestnut bet Powell and Mason
Werlin Bertha Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Cos-
mopolitan School
Werlin John G., boots and shoes, SE cor Kearny
and Jackson, dwl 258 Stevenson
Werner Charles H., f Werner & Co.) dwl 20 Bel-
den
Werner Christian, hairdresser, dwl Ss Fifteenth
bet Shotwell and Howard
Werner F., civil engineer, dwl 652 Market
Werner George, (Werner & Barrington) dwl NW
cor Polk and Clay
Werner John, tailor, 631 Merchant, dwl 910 Wash-
ington
Werner Lawrence, shoemaker, dwl 5 Park Avenue
Werner Paul, carrier Alta California
Werner Wolf, market, 910 Bryant
Werner & Barrington,)' (yw^e Werner and. George
Barrington) market, S W cor Polk and Clay
Werner & Co., (Charles H. Werner, Henry Linne
and Charles Bauhof) German bakery, 20
Belden
Wernsing Herman H., match factory, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fifteenth
Wertch William, blacksmith, dwl 414 Tehama
Wertheimber Louis, (Wertheimber & Go.) res Yo-
kohama, Japan
Wertheimber Philip, (Wertheimber & Co.) dwl
828 Greenwich
Wertheimber & Co., (Philip and Louis Wertheim-
ber) wholesale wines and liquors, 1006 Market
Wertheimer Charles, clerk People's Insurance Co.,
dwl 405 Taylor
Wertheimer Emanuel, (L. & E. Wertheimer) dwl
712 Post
Wertheimer Isaac, manager with Moses Werthei-
mer, 222 Battery, dwl 214 Sansom
Wertheimer Joseph, clerk, 509 Montgomerv dwl
27 Turk J
Wertheimer Kaufmann, bookkeeper with Felix. Uri
dwl 27 Turk
WERTHEIMER L. & E., importers and jobbers
cigars and tobacco, NW cor Front and Sac
Wertheimer Leopold, (L. & E. Wertheimer) res
New York
Wertheimer Leopold, merchant, dwl 405 Taylor
Wertheimer Louis, (Fleishman, Sichel <Sf Co.) dwl
1305 Larkin
Wertheimer Moses, manufacturer cigars and im-
porter tobacco, 222 Battery
Wertheman Rudolph, real estate agent, office 608
Sacramento, dwl 607 Pine, rear
Weske Adolph, (California Cracker Co.) dwl Pres-
cott House
Weske Alwin ,(Califomia Cracker Co.) dwl 2217
Jackson
Wesman John, clerk with J. Bernhard Mersing,
SW cor Montgomery and Jackson
Wesmark Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wesner Jacob, janitor Druid's Hall, dwl 413 Sutter
WessaJohn, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Wessa John P., butcher with Fred. Katz, dwl 3
Belden
Wessel Claus, malster Pacific Brewery, dwl 271
Tehama '
Wessel H. W., cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl 607 Turk
Wessell Charles G., clerk Risdon Iron Works, dwl
5 Stockton
WESSELL JOHN, liquor saloon, SE cor Powell
and Union, dwl 533 Greenwich
Wessenberg Anna Mrs., dressmaker, 2012 Powell
Wessenberg Peter P., poultry dealer, dwl 2012
Powell
Wessling H., milkman, dwl 1513 Geary
WESSLING WILLIAM, groceries and liquors,
SE cor Vallejo and Dupout
Wesson , dwl 5 Stockton
Wesson Joseph W., lumber, SE cor Spear and How-
ard, dwl W s Polk nr Union
Wesstedt William, liquors, 820 Battery
WEST, (monthly) Dial Publishing Co. proprietors,
office 409 Washington
West Allen D., millwright, dwl 256| Jessie
West C, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl cor Twenty-sixth and Valencia
West Charles, expresswagon, 208 Washington, dwl
Twenty-sixth bet Castro and Noe
West Charles, stevedore, dwl 2 Haggin
West Charles B., harness and saddleuiaker, junction
Market and California
West Charles F., clerk, dwl 27^ Fourth
West Charles H., stock and moneybroker, office
329 Montgomery, dwl 310 Fulton
West Edward S., porter with Brittan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 554 Minna
West Edward W., (Dillon & W.) dwl 447 Natoma
West Edwin O., special policeman, dwl S s Six-
teenth bet Howiird and Mission
West Ellen H, (widow) bakery, 208 Fourth
West End, Mrs. Anna Daley proprietress, Brenham
Place, W s Plaza
West Frank, laborer, dwl 227 Second
West Frank, laborer with I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl NW cor Buchanan and Waller
West Frederick, painter, dwl 123 Dora
West George, varnisher and polisher, dwl 52 Everett
West Henry, teamster with Davis & Cowell, dwl
22 Oak
West Henry P. P., molder Fulton Foundrv, dwl
22 Oak'
West H. J., carpenter, 1302 Powell
West Jacob P., carpenter, dwl 533 Geary
West James E., sailmaker with Harding & Brann,
215 Front
West John, barkeeper with Wm. A. Hughes, dwl
904 Kearny
West John G., machinist with Grover & Baker S.
M. Co., dwl 119 Third
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importer* Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
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675
We6t Lizzie Mrs., dwl NW cor Keaniy and Cal
West Mary, (widow) dwl 715 Broadway
West S. Alexander, niilllwriglit Miners' Foundry,
dwl 512 Bryant
West Samuel M., carpenter, dwl 1209 Bush
West Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 111 Sixth
West Thomas, laborer with John Reagan, 610
Montgomery
West Thomas, waiter, dwl 29 First
West Whiting G., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl Rnss House
Weslall Edward, bookbinder with John B. Mc-
Intyre, dwl E s Kearny bet Sac and Com
West cote Thomas, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &
Co.
Westdurp Ham, waiter with John Anderson, dwl
24 Anna
Westeuhaver Mary A., (widow) dwl NW cor
Noe and Clipper
WestertVLI Joseph, oigarmakef, dwl 254 Stevenson
Westerfeld Louis, (Sckrotk ds W.) dwl 1003 Geary
Westerfeld William, confectioner with Schroth &
Westerfeld, dwl 1003 Geary
Westerheid Charles, porter, 210 California, dwl
228 Bush
Westerman John, tailor, 668 Howard
Westermann , brickmason, dwl 11 Pacific
Western Addition Homestead Association, office
3JS Montgomery
Western Austin, calker, bds 312 Beale
WESTERN HOTEL, John Higgins proprietor,
214 Broadway
Western House, Frederick Bertram proprietor, 132
and 131 Steuart
Western Lancet, imonthlv) E. Trenor M. D., and
H. P. Babeoclr M. D.Teditors, office 721 Market
Western Pacific 1\. R.Land Office, 734 Montgomery
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., James
Gamble, General Superintendent, George S.
Ladil, Assistant Superintendent, general office
522 California, branches 400 Montgomery, 225
Front, and Grand and Cosmopolitan Hotels
Westfall Albert, teamster, dwl 20 Downey, rear
Westlall Gottfted H., expresswagon, cor Market
and Sansom, dwl W b Tennessee bet Solano
and Mariposa
Westfail Julius, drayman, 206 Battery, dwl 14
John
Westfalen Edward, packer, dwl 406 Vallejo
Westfehlt Hermann, clerk with Frederick W.
Becker, 705 Davis
Westgate William, porter with A. S. Hallidie & Co.,
dwl 1910 Mason
Westhall Albert, teamster, dwl 11 Folsom Avenue
Westhall Samuel, gaslitter, dwl 1316 Dupout
Westhaus Ferdinand, tailor, dwl 803 Montgomery
Westhaus Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 836 Market
Westlieimer J. Ferdiuand, weigher Custom House,
dwl 140 Silver
Westhoff W., salesman with Schultz & Von Bar-
gen, dwl 1116 Montgomery
Westine Eric, tailor, dwl 337 Bush
Westley Thornton, (Westley & Dierck) 143 Fourth
Westley & Dierck, ( Thornton Westley and F. A.
Dierck) furniture and purchasing agency, 143
Fourth
Weston Ada Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
dwl 29 Turk
Weston Austin, calker with P.M. S. S. Co.
Weston Chiirles W., salesman with D. E. Allison &
Co., dwl 8 Central Place
Weston Fanny Mrs., dwl S s California bet Steiner
and Pierce
Weston George, dwl Lick House
Weston George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Weston George H., (D. A. & J. McKinley & Co.)
dwl York bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Weston Nathaniel, photograph card euameller, dwl
27 First Avenue bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Weston Samuel T., with D. A. & J. McKinley &
Co., dwl Coso House
Weston Samuel W., wheelwright, Ss Polk nr
Broadway, dwl SE cor Polk and Austin
Weston William, bakery, 9 Stockton
Westover Albert, mason, dwl 504 Jessie
Westover Channing, salesman with C. P. Van
Schaack & Co., dwl 409 Pacific
Westpbal Christien, insurance agent, dwl 980 Har
Westpbal John C, carpenter, dwl 1018 Lai kill
Wetherbee Calvin H., (C. 11. Wetherbee # Co.)
dwl 219 Eddy
WETHERBEE C. H. & CO.. (Charles Lyman)
lumberdealers, 30 and 32 M irket
Wetherbee Charles R., stevedore, dwl 411 Folsom,
rear
Wetherbee Henry, (Macphcrson & W.J bds Occi-
dental Hotel *
Wetherbee L. B., clerk with B. B. Newman, dwl
SE cor Mission and Third
Wetherbee Mary H. Mrs., proprietress Wetherbee
House, private boarding, 44 Sixth
Wetherbee Selh H.. lumber, dwl 313 Beale
■\Yetherbee — See Witherby
Wetherby George, law clerk, dwl Johnson House
Wetherell John H.. salesman with J. R. Hughes,
dwl Russ House
Wetherell Mary, liquor saloon, E s Drumm bet
Jackson and Oregon
Wetherill Samuel E., treasurer Alhambra Theater,
dwl 147 Third
Wetmore Juan M., clerk with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl 923* Harrison
Wetmore Mary Mrs., saleswoman with J. W. Da-
vidson & Co., dwl 517 O'Farrell
Wetmore William N., foreman with William B.
Bradbury, dwl 517 O'Farrell
Wetterau Henry, tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl NE cor Union and Calhoun
Wetterman August, musician California Theater,
dwl 19 Stockton Place
Wettig Minna, (widow) dwl 24 Lewis
Wettmann Henry, shoemaker, 546 Clay, dwl S s
Filbert bet Kearny and Dupont
Wetzel Pius, hairdresser, 218 Pacific, dwl 7 St.
Charles
Wetzel Theodore, accountant, office 306 Montgom-
ery, dwl 804 Vallejo
Wetzel Theodore Jr., apprentice with Theodore
Kallenberg, dwl 804 Vallejo
Weule Louis, watchmaker and jeweler, 3 Belden
Wexel Solomon, glazier, dwl 312 Clementina
Weyand Nicholas K., ( Weyand & KascheJ dwl
*E s Seventh bet Brannan and Townsend
Wevand & Kasihe, (Nicholas K. Wry mil and
'Ferdinand Kasche) Bay Brewery, We Sev-
enth nr Brannan
Weydemann Henry, cabinetmaker with August
Jungblut & Co., dwl 926 Harrison
Weyer August, cleansing and dyeiug, 116 Post, dwl
Ashbiirtou Place
Weyl Abraham, commission merchant, 519 Sacra-
"mento, dwl 1217 Sacramento
Wevl Cerf, bookkeeper, 25 Battery, dwl 1217 Sutter
WEYL, HALPHEN & CO., (Jerome Weyl, Fer-
dinand Halphen and Jonas Weyl) jewelry,
diamonds and precious stones, 339 Kearny
Weyl Jerome, ( Weyl, Halphen & Co.) dwl 1217
'Sutter
Wevl Jonas, (Weyl, Halphen & Go.) dwl 1217
'Sutter
Weyle James, oook steamer Monterey, Wash St.
Wharf
Weymann Frederick, butcher, dwl Black Point
Wh'aites William, paper manufacturer, dwl 23
Hawthorne
Whaleman John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Whalen Edward, seaman, bds 238 Steuart
Whalen James, cooper, dwl 210 Pacific
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
43
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
676
SAN FRANCISCO [W] DIRECTORY.
Whalen Jeremiah, assistant abstract clerk Custom
House, dwl 919 Stockton
Whalen Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 14 Frederick
Whalen John, laborer, dwl 137 Hayes
Whalen John, laborer, dwl 1203 Bush
Whalen John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
WHALEN JOHN, merchant tailor, 732 Market,
dwl L009 Washington
Whalen John, waiter, dwl 3 Hunt
Whalen Martin, rectifier spirits, dwl S 8 Twenty
third nr York
Whalen Peter, blacksmith, dwl 3 Hunt
Whalen Philip, laborer, dwl 611 Natoma
Whalen Stephen, horseshoer with Dunnigan &
O'Dea, dwl 22 Minna
Whalen Thomas, hackman, dwl N s Oak nr Bu-
chanan
Whalen Thomas, laborer, dwl 321 Jessie
Whalen William, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 27^
Fourth
Whalihan John, nailmaker, 815 Market, dwl 426
Stevenson
Whalley John, coachman, dwl 404 Folsom
Whan William W., shipping clerk with W. G.
Weir, dwl 125 Hayes
Wiiartenby James, merchant, dwl 125 Turk
Wharton Catherine Miss, dwl 619 Union
Whai'ton James, bookkeeper with William Burling
& Bio., dwl 619 Union
Wharton John, bookkeeper with Charles Clayton
& Co., dwl 619 Union
Wharton J. R., general agent Market Fire Ins. Co.,
office 408 California, res Brooklyn, Alameda
County
Wharton Thomas, salesman with P. Kelly, dwl 10
Harlan Place
WHAT CHEER HOUSE, Robert B. Woodward
proprietor, 525-529 Sacramento
WHAT CHEER LAUNDRY, Elisha T. Tarbox
proprietor, What Cheer House
Whealeu Bernard, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Whealen Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 274 Tehama
Whearty James, miner, dwl 230 Perry
Whearty Martin, expresswagon, Davis nr Broad-
way, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont and San
Whearty Martin, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associa-
tion, 429 Pacific
Whearty Michael. ( Grady & Co.) dwl 5 Tavlor PI
Wheat Charles D., bookkeeper with H. F. Wil-
liams & Co., dwl STWcor Bush and Stockton
Wheat Mary A., (widow) dwl 838 Dupont
Wheat Richard W., physician, office and dwl Rail-
road Avenue nr Eleventh Av, South S. F.
When ton Belle Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, dwl 867 Mission
Wbeaton Benjamin, stairbuilder with Jesse &
Drew, dwl 628 Geary
Wheaton Clara Miss, teacher Union Grammar
School, dwl 1614 California
Wheaton Edward, bookkeeper banking department
Wells, Fargo & Co., and with U. S. B. Mint,
dwl 1614 California
Wheaton George H., ( Collins, W. & Luhrs) dwl
530 Harrison
Wheaton Henry B., bookkeeper with George I.
Ives, dwl 304 Third
Wheaton Mary A., (widow) dwl 867 Mission
Wheaton Milton A., attorney at law, office 410
Montgomery, dwl 1106Sa"cramento
Wheaton Thomas, lumberman, dwl 351 First
Wheaton William H., stairbuilder with Benjamin
H. Freeman, dwl 210 Mason
WHEATON WILLIAM R., actuary California
Mutual Life Ins. Co., office 323 California, dwl
W s Capp bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Wheelahan Dora, (widow) dwl 1322 Filbert, rear
Wheelan James, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Win elan James, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Wheelan John, waiter U. S. Restaurant, 507 Clay
Wheelan Julia, burler Pioneer Woolen Mills
Wheelan Peter, miller, office 219 Commercial, dwl
526 i Haves
WHEELAN'S FLOUR MILL.Dohrmann&Co.,
proprietors, NW cor Washington and Drumm
Wheeland James, barkeeper, 329 Montgomery, dwl
729 Pine
Wheeland William, driver with A. E. Swain, dwl
54 Minna
Wheeler Alfred, attorney at law, office 419 Califor-
nia, roorn 26, dwl 343 Bryant
Wheeler Ann, (widow) dwl 2 Lewis
Wheeler A. W., (widow) dwl 423 Sutter
Wheeler Charles, proprietor Wheeler House, 160
First
Wheeler C. T., (W. W.Dodge & Go.) res Sacra-
mento
Wheeler Daniel, musician, dwl 8 Oak
Wrheeler Edward, peddler, dwl S s McAllister nr
Buchanan
Wheeler Edward A., salesman with Marcus C.
Hawley & Co., dwl 408 Minna
Wheeler Edward D., ( Wheeler & JMcQuaid) dwl
203 Powell
Wheeler Edward J., dwl 915 Bush
Wheeler Frank, letter department Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 503 Van Ness Avenue
Wheeler Frank C, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook
Wheeler Frank D.. bookkeeper with Jacob Deeth
& Co., dwl 5113 Van Ness Avenue
Wheeler Frederick A., merchant, dwl 260 Stev
Wheeler Henry T., (Bunker Sf W.) dwl 516 Third
Wheeler Henry W., salesman, 118 Battery, dwl S 8
Fulton nr Laguna
Wheeler Hiram S, lighthouse builder, dwl SE cor
Shotwell and Twenty-fifth
Wheeler Horace Z.. assistant appraiser Custom
House, dwl 503 Van Ness Avenue
Wheeler Jacob, yardmaster C. P. R. R., dwl 4441,
Brannan
Wheeler James, machinist, dwl Irving House
Wheeler James L., clerk with Rountree & McMul-
lin. dwl 933 Sacramento
Wheeler John H., shoemaker, dwl 231 Ritch
Wheeler John 0., chief clerk Indian Department
California, 224 Kearny, dwl 433 Second
Wheeler M. A., mining, dvvl 1010 Powell
Wheeler Martha M. Mi83, artist with Bradley &
Rulofson. dwl 419 Sutter
Wheeler Martin, porter with E. Chielovich & Co.,
dwl S s Twenty third nr York
Wheeler Richard, '( Wheeler & Co.) dwl 656 Folsom
Wheeler Robert H., carpenter, dwl W s Fair Oaks
nr Twenty-third
Wheeler Roscoe, captain steamer Pioneer, dwl W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Mariposa
Wheeler Samuel H., draftsman Fulton Foundry,
dwl 959 Harrison
Wheeler Stephen J., captain schooner Greyhound,
dwl 443 First
Wheeler 8. Wells, clerk, dwl 510 Third
Wheeler Thomas, machinist with R. F. Rochicioli,
dwl Grove bet Geary and Post
Wheeler W. D., mining, office 35 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl Occidental Hotel
Wheeler &, Co., ( Richard Wheeler and Franklin
Law ton) publishers and proprietors Stock Re-
port, office 56 Merchants' Exchange
WHEELER & McQUAID, (Edward D. Wheeler
and John A. McQuaid) attoruevs-at-law, office
41 \\ California
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES,
William M. Stoddard general agent, 427 Mont
Wheelock Benjamin, engineer, dwl SW cor Pacific
and Front
Wheelock John D., bookkeeper with W. B. Larza-
lere, dwl 727 Pine
Wheelock Samuel, carpenter, dwl 110 Kearny
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush, and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO [ W ] DIRECTORY
677
Wheelonsen Hans, seaman N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Jolin L. Stephens
Wheelwright , captain brig Orient, 1 Howard
Whelan Charles, stevedore, dwl 143 Natoma
Wbelan Daniel, seaman, dwl 238 Stenart
Whelan Dennis, drayman, dwl 157 Shipley
Whelan Edward, tanner, dwl E s Clinton bet Bran-
nan and Townsend
Whelan Frank, shipcarpenter, dwl 413 Folsom
Whelan Henry, seaman, dwl 238 Sleuart
Whelan James J., sbipjoiner, dwl 405 Beale
Whelan Jeremiah, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Whelan John, blacksmith, dwl 264 £ Steven&on
Whelan John, fireman Colorado Steam Navigation
Co's Steamer New hern
Whelan John A., shipcarpenter, dwl 405 Beale
Whelan Malachi, finisher Mission and Pacific Wool-
en Mills
Whelan Martin J., barkeeper 329 Montgomery, dwl
846 Washington
Whelan Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 172 Perry
Whelan Patrick, driver Central R. R., dwl SE cor
Clinton and Brannan
Whelan Patrick, finisher Missiou and Pacific Woolen
Mills
Whelan Patrick, laborer, dwl 19 Welsh
Whelan Patrick, sexton St. Joseph's Church, dwl
NW cor Folsom and Tenth
Whelan Peter, laborer with Patrick Byrne, dwl 424
Fourth
Whelan Thomas, calker, dwl 121 N, South S. F.
Whelan William, finisher Mission and Pacific Wool-
en Mills
Whelan William, laborer Risdon Iron Works, dwl
301 Beale
Whelan William, waiter Occidental Hotel
Whelden Daniel S., salesman, 1 38 Mont, dwl 38 Silver
Whehlen Isaac, watchman, dwl 38 Silver
Wbelen Dennis, boots and shoes, 29 Geary
Whelton C, laborer S. P. R. R.
Whelton Daniel, laborer, dwl 48 Louisa
Wherity Patrick, baker, dwl 6 Tehama
Wherry William M., Captain, aid-de-camp Maj.-Gen
Scholield, 703 Market, dw! 357 Brannan
Whetton James, butcher, Greenwich ur Franklin
Whewston George, market, dwl NE cor McAllister
and Franklin
Whi^ham M. V. M., Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, dwl 942 Howard
Whilems Owen, laborer, dwl SW cor Shasta and
Michigan
Whipley Daniel, conductor Omnibus R. R.,dwl C73
Howard
Whipple Albert, (J. 8. Wall & Co.) dwl 634 Post
Whipple Charles B., hostler with Nicholas Bichard.
dwl 361 First
Whipple Edward, (Bonllet & W.J 110 Sutter
Whipple Edwiu A., club rooms, 319 Bush
Whipple Hugh L., clerk 102 Sansom, dwl 449£ Min
Whipple John, dwl 607 Vallejo
Whipple Louis, driver with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
722 California
Whipple Mary, (widow) dwl 153 Silver
Whipple Stephen B., carpenter with A. A. Snyder,
dwl 24 Eleventh
WHIPPLE STEPHEN B., proprietor Union Coal
Mine, Mount Diablo, depot 313 and 315 Mission,
res Sin Mateo
Whippier Joseph, farmer, San Jose Road nr County
line
Whirlow H. Miss, teacher Taylor and Mason
streets Cosmopolitan School, dwl 923 .Jones
Whitaker Alfred E.. assistant librarian Mercantile
Library, 216 Bush, dwl 80S California
Whitaker John, hostler with Lyon & Co., dwl Ns
Chestnut nr Mason
Whitaker John W., bouse and sign painter, 638
Sacramento, dwl 1 Geary Place
Whitaker Joseph, dwl 236 Sutter
Whitaker Joseph, carpenter H. C. Leagne, 230
Kearnv
Whitaker J. K., dwl Union Club
Whitaker Peter, salesman, 340 Third, dwl 728 Fol
Whitaker Roscoe J., clerk stm El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, dwl 1 Geary Place
Whitaker William H., clerk with Bishop & Mat-
thews, dwl 127 Kearny
Whitaker— See Whittaker
Whitby Isaac, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearnv
Whitcomb Edward S., agent Walter A. Wood
Mowing and Reaping Machine Co., 112 and
114 Front, dwl 28 First Avenue nr Fourteenth
Whitcomb Edwin, carpenter, dwl SE cor Steiner
and Fillmore
Whitcomb Henry H., (colored) jeweler, dwl NB
cor Church and Seventeenth
WHITCOMB J. B. & CO.. real estate agents, 328
Montgomery, dwl S s California Avenue opp
Howard, Bernal Hights
Whitcomb Nathan T., dentist, 205 Third, dwl 658
\ Folsom
White A. A., (8. Moxgrnw & Co.) dwl 1217 Clay
White A. C, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
White Ada Mrs , dressmaker, dwl 1017 Howard
White Albert W., produce merchant, dwl 1057 Fol
White Alpheus S., inspector Custom House, dwl S s
Twenty-sixth nr Valencia
White Asa, carpenter, dwl 216 Clara
White Asa L, (White Bros.) dwl 11 Powell
White Benjamin, express, dwl 2606 Folsom
WHITE BROTHERS, (Peter and Ana L. ) import-
ers and dealers carriage and wagon stock and
hardwood lumber, 108 and 110 Market, and 5
and 7 California
White Catharine, (widow) dwl 238 Fremout
White Charles, dwl 821 Vallejo
White Charles, carpenter, dwl 530 Vallejo
White Charles, fireman, dwl 509 Davis
White Charles, fireman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
John L. Stephens
White Charles, night cook with Harry Crown, dwl
1025 Dupont
White Charles, peddler, dwl 38 Clara
White Charles B., engineer, dwl 1402 Leavenworth
White Charles W., hardware, 47 Clay, dwl 1612
Mason
White Charles W., master mariner, dwl 135 Dora
White Daniel, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. John
L. Stephens
White Daniel, longshoreman with Charles E. Ha-
seltine
White David, gasfitter, dwl 741 Market
White David, liquor saloon, 108 Pacific
White David AV., local agent Imperial Fire Ins. Co.,
dwl E s Guerrero nr Seventeenth
White Delia Miss, shoelitter with Marks &, Le-
vinsky, dwl 334 Union
White Dennis, laborer, dwl 5 Geneva
White Douglas, waiter with Henry Scott, dwl 26
Oak
White E. Miss, teacher Tehama Street Primary
School, dwl 1508 Jones
White Ebene7.er D., porter with J. C. Merrill &.
Co.. dwl 1163 Mission
White Edmund R., salesman with Thomas H. Selbv
& Co., dwl 204 Lombard
White Edward, handcaitman, SE cor Mission and
Steuart
White Edward D., porter, 206 California, dwl 1163
Mission
White Edward H., salesman, 300 Kearny, dwl 427
Union
White Edward P.. superintendent La Grande Laun-
dry, dwl 210 Thirteenth
White Elijah, physician, office and dwl 17 Third
White Eliza, (widow) dwl 25 Downey
White Elizabeth, pantry womau Protestant Orphan
Asylum
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanaom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
For your Photographs go to W ATKINS', 26 Montg. St., opp. jkick House entrance.
678
SAN FRANCISCO [ W J DIRECTORY.
\\'l:ire Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 221 Mason
\'i liite Elizabeth D., (colored) nurse, dwl S 8 Du-
pont Alley
White Ella, actress, dwl 822 Clay
White Ellen, (widow) dwl3I6 Fourth
White Eugene L . dwl 1719 Webster
White F.,'dwl What Cheer House
White Fenton, bricklayer, dwl E s Ivy nr Franklin
White Francis V., glass.cutter with John Million,
dwl 438 Clementina
White Frank, painter with G. B. Defarrari, 1104
Dupont
While Frank J., attorney -at-law, office 12 Exchange
Building, dwl W s Folk nr Green
White Frank T., salesman with Hewes & Richards,
dwl 604 Pine
White Franklin T.. machinehand California Planing
Mill, dwl 966 Polsom
'■' hite Frederick, laborer, dwl 1123 Filbert
White George, bricklbason, dwl Chestnut nr Van
Ness Avenue
White George, coppersmith with Tay, Brooks &
Backus, dwi 1234 Bush
White George, driver Market Street R. R., dwl 17
Hunt,
White George, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
White George, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
White George G., engraver with Thomas Gihon,
dwl 424 Bryant
White George L., compositor Pacific Observer, dwl
18 First
White George R., photographer with B. F. How-
land & Co., dwl S s Minna nr Eleventh
White Harrison, clerk, Continental Hotel
White Harry, agent, dwl 13 Park Avenue
White Henry, bookkeeper with LeGay &. Co., dwl
E s Yerba Buena nr Sacramento
White Henry, cook, dwl 103 Sacramento
White Henry, laborer with Whitney & Freese
White Henry, laborer, dwl 132 Steuart
White Henry, painter and paperhauger, dwl 1250
Montgomery
White Henry, publisher, dwl 1216 Powell
White Henrv J., teamster Union Box Factory, dwl
309 Harrison
White Henry K., with David D. Colton, dwl 402
Montgomery
White Henry L., clerk with N. P. Hopkins, dwl 327
Jessie
WHITE HOUSE, J. W. Davidson & Co., propri-
etors, importers and wholesale and retail dealers
drygOodB, NW cor Kearny and Post
White Howard Captain, mariner, dwl 23 Second
White Howard, (colored) hairdresser with N. C.
Snsand, dwl 28 Stone
White Hugh, laborer with A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl
1111 Kearny
White Isabelle, (widow) furnished rooms, 47 Sec
White Isaac J., lumberman, dwl 319 Beale
WHITE ISAAC K., manufacturer cigars aud dealer
furs, 221 Sacramento, dwl 1236 Mission
White Jacob W., haruessmaker, 721 Sansom, dwl
II Mason
White James, laborer, dwl 25* Turk
White James, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom, rear
White James, laborer, dwl Fort Point
White James, longshoreman with C. E. Haseltine
White James, teamster Alms House
White James F., foreman with Neville & Co., dwl
1233 Pacific
White James H., chemist, dwl 23 Harriet
White James M., showman, dwl S a Water bet
Mason and Taylor
White James M.. real estate agent, office 712 Mont-
gomery (and Stone # W.J dwl 1223 Pacific
White James T.,salesmau with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl S s California bet Franklin aud Van
Ness Avenue
White James W., laundryinan, dwl S e Precita Ave-
nue bet. Mission and Howard
White James W., salesman, 214 Bush, dwl 424 Bry-
ant
White J. Campbell, assayer, dwl 42 1 Bryant
White Jeremiah, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl San Miguel station
White J. Henry, bookkeeper Continental Life In-
surance Co., dwl 628 Sutter
White John, boilermaker, dwl 138 Second
White John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
White John, captain ship Warbawk. pier 10 Steuart
White John, furnished rooms, 1 Eddy
White John, laborer Cent. P. R. R., dwl G38 Third
White John, lather, dwl 21 Sixth
■White John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
White John, shoemaker, dwl 502 Jessie
White John, springmaker, dwl 224 Second
White John, Vice-president Improved Calkers' As-
sociation, dwl 70 Clementina
White John C, draftsman, dwl 103 Austin
White John C, merchant, dwl 424 Bryant
White John D., carpenter H.C. League, 230 Kearny
White John R., stonecutter, dwl 116 Shipley
White Joseph, clerk, 344 Mont, dwl 338 Mont
White L , dwl What Cheer House
White L E. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,
dwl 1807 Stockton
White Lizzie Miss, dwl 23 Ellis
White Lorenzo E., merchant, dwl 19 Second
Avenue
White Loins C, butcher with George N. Ryder,
dwl 55 Second
WHITE LOVELL, cashier and secretary San
Francisco Savings Union, 532 California, dwl
534 Bush
White Luke, laborer Cent. P. R.R., dwl 240 Town-
send
White Malcolm C, brassfinisher with W. T. Gar-
rat t & Co.
White Margaret, (widow) dwl 1807 Stockton
White Margaret E., (widow) dwl 629 O'Fanell
White Mary, (widow) dwl 2425 Buchanan
White Mary, (widow) dressmaker, dwl N 8 Dor-
land bet Doloies and Guerrero
White Matthew, boots and shoes, 532 Commercial,
dwl 334 Union
White Matthew W., trunkmaker with H. Behrendt
& Co., dwl 122$ Welsh
White Michael, furniture dealer, dwTl E s Gilbert
bet Brannan aud Townsend
White Michael P., dwl 210 Thirteenth
White Oniu E., carpenter, dwl E 8 Dolores nr Fif-
teenth
White Patrick, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, 36 Steuart
White Peter, ( White Bros.) dwl 18 Anna Lane
White Pine News, Myron Augel agent, oUice 432
Montgomery
White Pine Water Works Co., office 27 Merchants'
Exchange
White P. J., merchant, (and ex-sberifl) office 607
Montgomery, dwl 332 Turk
White Robert, (White & Bauer) dwl 1807 Stockton
White Robert, carpenter, dwl 34 Welsh
White Samuel, brassfinisher Union Brass Foundry,
dwl 642 Howard
White Samuel A., conductor N. B. & M. R.R., dwl
S 8 Fourth nr Berry
White Silas A., principal Valencia Street Grammar
School, dwl Treat Avenue bet Twenty-first aud
Twenty -second
White Stephen, laborer, dwl 10 Howard, rear
White Susan, (widow; dwl 430 Geary
White Thomas, bootmaker, N 8 Jackson betDrumm
and Davis
White Thomas, cook Golden Age Hotel, 127 Pacific
White Thomas, engineer S. P. R. R., dwl 212 Shot-
well
H JNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCBAACK & CO., 70S, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO [ W ] DIRECTORY.
671*
White Thomas, hostler Central R. R., dwl S s Post
bet Broderick and Baker
White Thomas, laborer, dwl 10 Anthony
White Thomas, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
White Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Dolores bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
White Thomas, mason, dwl 45 Minna
White Thomas, piledrivei with E. C. Boobar& Co.
White Thomas, salesman, 111 Battery, dwl 532
Howard
White Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 710 Kearny
White Thomas M., canvasser, dwl 057 Bryant
White Thompson, tinsmith, dwl 2210 Lar'kin
White Timothy, boilermaker Union Iron Works
White Timothv, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers
&. Co., dwlfil Natoma
White U. H., clerk with N. E. Grimes, dwl 1018
Market
White W. Howard, assistant engineer with Major
George H. Mendell, dwl 25 Ellis
White William, bootmaker with Buckingham &
Hecht. dwl Haight nr Gough
White William, merchant, dwl 323 Fremont
White William, mailing clerk Morning Call, dwl
1807 Stockton
White William A., clerk, 309 Sansom, dwl 323
Fremont
White William H., (AVyne $? W.J dwl 722 Cal
White William H., (BeUly Sf W.) dwl 1027 Market
White William H., sewing machine operator with
I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 211 Eddy
White William H., teamster, NW cor Mission and
Spear, dwl 8 Howard Court
White William H. H., bagmaker with Neville &
Co., dwl 1233 Pacific
White William U.,f White & 3fcCord)dv?l 1225 Miss
White William P., clerk with Mary McCraith, NE
cor Front and Pacific
WHITE & BAUER, (Robert White and Emile
Bauer) news agents and stationers, 413 Wash-
ington
WHITE & McCORD. (William M. While and
James McOord) proprietors Fashion Livery
Stable, Hi Sutter
White— See Whyte and Wight
White ford James, dwl What Cheer House
Whitehead Benjamin, extraman Hose Co. No. 4
S. F. F. D., dwl 1309 Stockton
Whitehead John) salesman with Martin & Horton,
dwl 1812 Sacramento
Whitehead Samuel, carbnilder with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 1116 Pacific
Whitelaw Brothers, (James and Thomas) junk
dealers, N s Brannan nr Second
Whitelaw James, (Whitelaw Brothers) dwl 266
Brannan
Whitelaw Thomas, (Whitelaw Brothers) dwl 266
Brannan
Whitely William H., cashier Naval Office Custom
House, dwl 305 Lombard
Whiteman Joseph, engineer South San Francisco
Distillery, dwl cor Sixth Avenue and M
Whiteman Louis, liquor saloon, NW cor Fifth
and Railroad Avenues
Whiteside Alexander, porter with Root & Bailey,
dwl W s Chattanooga nr Twenty-second
Whiteside Charles H., carriagetrimmer with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 320 Pine
Whiteside Charles H.. printer Women's Coopera-
tive Union, dwl 175 Minna
Whitfield Robert A., shipsmith with George W.
Giant, dwl 12 Perrv
Whitford Amanda E. Mrs., female physician, dwl
N s Perrv nr Fourth
Whithan MatbeW, foreman carpenters Union Box
Factory, dwl cor Folsom and Twenty-fourth
Whithan S. T., dwl 411 Sansom
Whiting , captain piledriver, dwl 331 Mont
Whitintc A. H., clerk, dwl 815 Mission
Whiting BarzillaiG., with M. S. Whiting, dwl 419
California
WHITING B. C, U. S. Superintendent Indian
Affairs for California, office 224 Kearnv, dwl
205 Taylor
Whiting Charles, deckhand steamer Cora
Whiting E., (widow) dwl 220 Chestnut
Whiting George W.. woodturner with E. K. Howi :•
& Co.. dwl 18 First
Whiting Henry A., chemist Smelting Works, North
Beach
Whiting Henry H., collector Spring Valley Wain
Works, dwl 046 Howard
Whiting Josephine Miss, teacher, dwl 320 Pine
Whiting Josephine P., (widow) dwl 26 South Park
Whiting M. S.. (M. S Whiting & Cojdwl 25 Ellis
WHITING M. S. & CO., importers and wholesale
dealers fine wines and spirits, Haywaru'.-
Buihling, head Leidesdorff
Whiting O. L., clerk, dwl 305 Montgomery
Whiting P. G„ chief engineer Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
Whiting Thomas, engineer, dwl 512 Fourth
Whiting William P. C, office 430 California, res
Walnut Creek, Contra Costa Co.
Whiting's Building, SE cor Sansom and Pine
Whitlaw James, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Whitley Henry B., cook with Jacob H. Ahrens, 218
Commercial
Whitlock W. W., riding academy, 842 and 8M
Howard
Whitman Catherine, (widow) dwl 616 Lombard
Whitman Charles, laborer with Excelsior Mill Co.,
dwl 18| Rausch, rear
Whitman Henry, market, 823 Greenwich
Whitman Henry, shoemaker, dwl 420 Filbert
Whitman John, porter, dwl 565 Howard
Whitman Joseph H., bookkeeper with Wellman,
Peck & Co., dwl 223 Kearny
WHITMAN S. P.,ieal estate and loan agent, office
313 Montgomery
Whitmore . liquor dealer, dwl 51 Third
Whitmore D., dwl Morton House
Whitmore Frederick 0., planer Union Box Factory,
dwl 15 Welsh
Whitmore Martin V., coachman with Andrew J.
Pope, 616 Folsom
Whitmore Sylvester S., barkeeper with Seitz &
Otersen, "dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-fifth
Whitmore Wallace L., clerk, 232 Montgomery, dwl
15 Welsh
Whitney A. L., lawcopvist, office 21 Mont Block,
dwl 12 Hubbard
Whitnev Alonzo I)., (Whitney & Co. ) res Oak-
land
Whitnev Alvin W., stockbroker, dwl 504 Suiter
Whitney Annie, (widow) laundress, dwl 131 K.l-
som, rear
Whitnev* Charles, salesman with Wilmerding &
Kellogg, dwl 220 Kearny
Whitney Charles, sailmaker. dwl 519 Sacramento
Whitney Edgar B.. clerk with Redingtou, HoBtetter
& Co., dwl NE cor Broadway and Laguna
Whitney Frank, laborer with Hancock <6 Kelso
Whitney Franklin E. R., ex-chief engineer S. F. F.
D., dwl 504 Bush
Whitney George. (Whitney & Freesc) dwl E s
Bartktt bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Whitnev George O., ('George U. Whitney & Co.)
dwl 1H15 Clav
WHITNEY GEORGE O. & CO., (Charles M-
Kimball and James G. Whitney) manufactur-
ers and importers ami dealers furniture, bed-
ding, upholstery, etc., 319-321 Pine
Whitney George P., wiremaker, dwl 613 Mission
Whitnev Isabel Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 1015 Clav
Whitney J., dwl What Cheer House
Whitney Jacob, dwl 6 Tay
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
680
SAN FRANCISCO [ W ] DIRECTORY.
Whitney James, bookkeeper with Brittan, Holbrook
&. Co., (iwl 33 Kearny
Whitney James T>..(J. P. & J. D. Whitney) physi-
cian, office and dwl 204 Sutter
Whitnev James G., (George 0. Whitney & Co.) dwl
322"Tnrk
Whitney James O., bookkeeper, dwl 606 Folsom
Whitney James P., (J. P. & J. J). Whitney) phy-
sician, office 204 Sutter, dwl 524 Sutter
Whitney John R., (J. R. Whitney & Co.) res San
Jose
WHITNEY JOSIAH D. Prof., State Geologist,
office 91 Mont Block, dwl Grand Hotel
Whitney J. P. & J. D., physicians, office 204 Sut-
ter
Whitney J. R. & Co., (Edgar V. Shorn) com
merchants, office 319 California
Whitney N. P., laborer, dwl W s Cortland Av bet
San Jose and San Bruno Roads
Whitney Pliny M., laborer Custom House, dwl 505
Bush
WHITNEY S. & Co., (Joseph Has Bronrk) pub-
lishers and importers law books, 613 Clay
Whitney Samuel G., abstract clerk Custom House,
dwl 219 Mason
Whitney S. H. Miss, teacher Tehama St. Primary
School, dwl SE cor Third and Mission
WHITNEY SUMNER, law bookseller and sta-
tioner, 613 Claj,(and S. Whitney & (Jo.) dwl
• 113 Page
Whitnev Walter, clerk with W. A. Holcomb & Co.,
dwl' 1015 Clay
Whitney W. B., (widow) dwl NE cor Broadway
and Laguna
Whitney William, captain Bchooner H. L.Tiernan;
27 Market
Whitnev William, bookkeeper with Richard D.
Chandler, dwl TO) Powell
Whitney William, produce merchant, dwl 845 Du-
pont
Whitnev William K., apothecary, 204 Sutter, dwl
1717 Webster
Whitney William M., salesman, dwl NE cor Broad-
way and Lagana
Whitney William M., purser Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamer Amador
Whitney & Co., (Alonzo D. Whitney and Frank
H. Smith) forwarding and commission mer-
chants, 410 Front
WHITNEY & FREESE, (George Whitney and
Andreir C. Freese) contractors and stevedores,
office XW cor Mission and Stenart
Whitsted Edward, capitalist, dwl W s San Jose Av-
enue bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Whittaker Charles, bathmau Sanitarium Baths, dwl
2110 Powell
Whittaker L. Miss, dwl 35 Moss
Whittaker Peter, clerk with Heurv Schwartz, dwl
728 Folsom
Whittaker— See Whitaker
Whittam M., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Whittell A. P., physician dwl Occidental Hotel
Whittell George, salesman, 102 Saiisom, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Whittell Hugh, capitalist, dwl Occidental Hotel
WHITTEMORE D. H., attorney at law, office 63
Merchants' Exchange, dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-
second
Whittemore James B., architectural draftsman with
E, T. Rami, 502 Montgomery, dwl 19± Rausch
Whitteu Robert C, carpenter, dwl 15£ Sumner
Whittier C. A., dwl Union Club
WHITHER, FULLER & CO., (W. Frank
Whittier and William. P. Fuller) importers
and wholesale paints, oils, glass, etc., and man-
ufacturers mirrors, SW cor Front and Pine
Whittier M. B., liquor saloon, SW cor Third and
King, (and, Whittier <fe Hughes) dwl 502
Bryant
Whittier W. Frank, (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) dwl
SW cor Howard and Twentieth
Whittier & Hughes, ( M. B Whittier and Thomas
T. Hughes) liquor saloon, NW cor Third and
Bryant
Whittitt Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 3 McCormack
Whittle Deering, clerk with James DeFremery &
Co., dwl 919 Howard
Whittle Joseph, (Scofeld <$■ W.) dwl Mills Place
nr DupdYit
Wbittpck William, housemover, dwl 12 Welch
Whitton Charles F. , official sborthaud reporter, 637
Kearny, dwl 45 Stanly Place
Whitton John H., driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 324
Tehama
Whitver J. J., laundryman La Grande Laundry
Wholer Henrv, bookbinder, dwl 236 Sutter
Whvland Maria M.. millinery, 132 Third
Whynian William H.,asphalfum roofer, dwl 54 First
Whymper Frederick, artist and mining engineer,
office 432 Montgomery, and editorial department
Alta California, dwl'921 Bush
Whyte John P., carpenter. 229 Sutter, dwl 219 Fell
Whvte Neal C, machinist Pacific Iron Works,
'dwl 316 Beale
Whyte— See White and Wight,
Wic'h Michael, laborer with F. Korbell & Bros.,
dwl 601 Brannan
Wichelhausen Louis, collector with P. Baca &. Co.,
dwl 5 18 Jessi-
WICHELHAUSEN RUDOLPH, insurance agent,
(and B. Falck # Co.) office 210 Mont, dwl 205
Sansom
Wichman Henry, clerk with F. F. Speckman, dwl
776 Mission
Wiclimann Henry, (Miller Sf W.) dwl NW cor
Seventh and Folsom
Wicht George, laborer, dwl 2008 Powell
Wicker Herman, bookkeeper, 221 California, dwl
228 Bush
Wickersham Wesley H., salesman with John Kirk-
patrick, 604 Front
Wickland Chailes, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Wickman Margaret, (widow) dwl 21 Essex
Wickes Alfred M., clerk Grand Hotel
Wickes Frank, compositor Pioneer, dwl 14 Geary
Wickins J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero
Point
Wicks Edward, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Wicks George', driver Front St. M. & O. R. R.
Wiekware George C, real estate, dwl Grand Hotel
WIDBER JAMES H., chemist and apothecary,
SW cor Market and Third, and Superintendent
Common Schools, office 22 City Hall, dwl 120
Jones
Wideman Jacob Dr., vice-principal South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, dwl 2522 Webster
Wider Charles, cooper with David Woeruer, dwl
549 Mission
Widman Adolph, refiner, dwl SW cor Santa Clara
and Potrero Avenue
Widman George H., butcher, dwl Ss Tenth Avenue
nr P, South S. F.
Widinann Frederick, tinsmith with B. C. Austin,
dwl 616 Lombard
Widmann Herman G., hutcher with M. Branden-
stein, dwl cor P and Tenth Avenue, South S. F.
Widmann William H., clerk with G. W. Chapin,
dwl 616 Lombard
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., (Nashville, Tenn. ) Clark &, Fox
general agents, office 7 Stevenson's Building
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS LIFE INSURANCE
CO., (New York) A. B. Forbes general agent,
office 204 Montgomery
Widre Alfred, sawyer with F. Korbel & Bros., dwl
601 Brannan
Wiebalk Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bush and Polk, dwl 1409 Bush
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO [ 'W ] DIRECTORY
681
Wiebcke Henry, bootmaker, dwl 1 Mont Court
Wiebe William, (Wiebe $ Strehl) dwl 4 Taylor
Place
Wiebe & Strehl, (William Wiebe and Philip
Strehl ) hairdressers, 13 Geary
Wieboldt Henry W., (Ley decker & W.J dwl 631
Davis
Wiechert Frederick, musician, dwl 748 Folsom
Wiedeman John, cooper with John P. Meyer, dwl
704 Harrison
Wiederhold John, blacksmith, dwl 907 Folsom
Wiedow Charles, cooper, dwl 549 Mission
Wiegand Eugene, (D. M. Bishop if Co.) dwl 7
Yerba Bnena
Wiegand John, seaman, dwl 32 Stenart
Wiegand Richard, clerk, dwl 731 Washington
Wiegmann Christian, laborer California Sugar Re-
finery, dwl 509 Eighth
Wiegmann Martin, tinsmith, dwl 538 Linden
Wiehe C. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 726 Folsom
Wiehe F. Miss, teacher Mission Street Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 824 Mission
WIELAND" BROTHERS, (John Jr., and Fred-
erick) commission merchants and dealers pro-
visions, butter, cheese, etc, 507 and 509 Front
Wieland Frederick, ( Wieland Bros.) dwl 738
Tehama
Wieland Henrv, clerk Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
236 Second
WIELAND JOHN, proprietor Philadelphia Brew-
ery. 228 'and 230 Second/dwl 236 Second
Wieland John, shoemaker, 738 Tehama
Wieland John Jr., (Wieland Bros.) dwl 225
O'Farrell
Wiener Aaron, ( Wiener & Co.) dwl 15 Hubbard
Wiener Adolph, merchant, dwl 714 Larkin
Wiener Adolph, real estate, dwl 1H6 Sixth
Wiener Edward, / Wiener & Co. ) dwl 15 Hubbard
Wiener Edward O., assistant librarian Mercantile
Library, 216 Bush, dwl Johnson House
Wiener Isaac, (Weiner & Co.) dwl 15 Hubbard
Wiener Jacob, salesman with Edward Hyams, dwl
404 Post
Wiener Jacob A., variety store, 421 Sansom, dwl
Fourth nr Minna
Wiener Sophia, (widow) dwl 253 Jessie
Wiener & Co., (Aaron and Isaac Weiner) cloth-
ing, 529 Commercial
Wieners John H., shoemaker, dwl 234 Ritch
Wier Theodore, salesman with Eisen Brothers, dwl
12 Stevenson
Wier — See Ware and Weir
Wiese Charles, cigars and tobacco, 40 Jackson
Wiese Charles, longshoreman, dwl 39 Jackson
Wiese Frederick, musician, dwl 1059 Mission
Wiese Fritz, steward, dwl 39 Jackson
Wiese George, toys and fruits, 411 Union
Wiese Peter, upholsterer, dwl 283 Stevenson
Wiesel Charles, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Wiess Henry, fruits and vegetables, 1514 Dupont
Wiester William H., ( Wiester & Co.) dwl Ruse
House
WIESTER & CO., (William H. Wiester) patent
brokers, 17 New Montgomery
Wigfall Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 1402 Polk
Wiggell John, shoemaker, dwl 908 Clay
Wiggett Henry, ( Wiggett Jj- Co.) SE cor Broad-
way and Mason
WiggeU & Co., (Henry Wiggett and C. B. Luplon)
ginger beer manufacturers, SE cor Broadway
and Mason
WIGGIN CHARLES L., chief clerk assessor U.
S. Internal Revenue, and Grand Secretary
Grand Chapter R. A. M., office Masonic Tem-
ple, dwl 1508 Pine
WIGGIN MARCUS P., attorney-at-law, office 9
Exchange Building, res Oakland
Wigtjin Rufus A., dwl 1508 Jones
Wiggin William K., painter with Frost &.'Richards,
dwl 1623 Powell
Wiggins William, assistant engineer S. S. John L.
Stephens, dwl 603 Third
WIGGINS W. W., assistant secretary Bank Califor-
nia, dwl 46 South Park
Wight George J., ( Wight S? Hnlbert) dwl 628
Filbert
WIGHT & HULBERT, (George J. Wight and
Thomas F. Hnlbert) attorneys-at-law, office
620 Washington, rooms 16 and'l7
Wight— See White and Whvte
Wightman James, (Lowry fy W.) dwl 204 Sutter
Wight-man John, (John Wightman & Co.) dwl 215
Thirteenth
WIGHTMAN JOHN & CO., wholesale tobacco and
cigars, 3H0 Battery
Wightman Thomas W., bookkeeper with Bradley
& Rulofson, dwl 13 Powell
Wigmore Alphonso A., clerk with John Wigmore,
dwl 707 Post
Wigmore James, special policeman, dwl 408 Jones
Wigmore John, hardwood, veueers, etc., 120 Spear,
dwl 707 Post
Wik Olof, laborer S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl E s McCormack bet Pac and Bdwy
Wilander Charles, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Wilber Joseph W., contractor and builder, dwl 509
Bush
Wilber Martin L., blacksmith Pollard & Carvill
Manufacturing Co., dwl 325 \ Bush
Wilbert Peter, blacksmith, dwl 325£ Bush
Wilbert V. P., conductor, dwl 325] Bush
Wilbur George B., painter with Wason & Morris,
dwl 26 Anna Lane
Wilbur James P., carrier S. F. Post Office, dwl 411
Folsom
Wilbur M. N., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wilcke Julius, stairbuilder with Jesse & Drew, dwl
1019 Market
Wilcke William, secretary Consulate German Em-
pire, 314 Sacramento, bds Grand Hotel
Wilcocks Benjamin, collector, office 606 Merchant,
dwl 9 Calhoun
Wilcott Robert, driver Omnibus R. R.
Wilcox Allen, manufacturer Steam Water Lifter, 21
Fremont, dwl 1428 Howard
Wilcox Charles S., clerk, Dial Office, dwl 424 San
Wilcox Cvrus, contractor, dwl 930 McAllister
Wilcox John, clerk, dwl 216 Stockton
Wilcox John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Wilcox Jonathan, lumber, dwl 207 Folsom
Wilcox Joseph R., architect, dwl 65 Natoma
Wilcox Michael, laborer, dwl 247 Spear
Wilcox Samuel T., steward Cent. P. R. R. steam-
ers, dwl 1806 Mason
Wilcox Willard J., teamster with Dana &. Coding-
ton, dwl cor Gough and Union
Wilcox William, laborer with Israel Richards, dwl
Francisco nr Powell
Wilcox William, stoker, dwl NW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Wilcox William C, engineer Union Box Factory,
dwl 115 Second
Wilde Daniel, (Wilde & Allen) dwl 516 Jones
Wilde David, teamster, dwl S s Sutter nr Lagnna
Wilde Emily, (widow) dwl NE cor Octavia and
Valleio
WILDE 'FRANCIS B., real estate agent, office 328
Montgomery, and secretary California Silk Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl Thirty-fifth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue, South S. F.
Wilde James M., clerk, 213 Front, dwl Thirty-fifth
Avenue nr San Bruno Road
WILDE JOHN R., real estate agent, office 328
Montgomery, dwl NE cor Octavia and Vallejo
Wilde Leopold, clerk, dwl 745 Howard
Wilde Levi S., operator Western Union Telegraph,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering SiTka.
Views of any part of the Coast made by WATKIIfS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance.
682
SAN FRANCISCO [ W ] DIRECTORY.
Wilde Richard, real estate, dwl NE cor Octavia and
Valleio
Wilde Talbot, waiter Grand Hotel
Wilde Thomas S.. brnaefinisher with W. T. Garratt
& Co., dwl 520 Howard
Wilde & Allen, (Daniel WUde and Peleg 0. Allen)
asphaltum roofers, office 418 Montgomery
Wilder Charles, painter. 660 Howard
"Wilier Charles B., painter. 669 Howard
WILDER DAVID, clerk California Dry Dock Co.,
28 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 1512 Folsom
Wilder Edward B., mining engineer, dwl 26 Riucon
Place
Wilder E. H , laundry man S. E. Laundry, dwl N
W cor Fillmore and Turk
Wilder Frederick A., machinist with Wheeler &
Wilson S. M. Co.
Wilder Hiram, milkranch, dwl Morton House
Wildes Joseph H., chief draftsman U. S. Surveyor
General's office, dwl 626 Harrison
Wilds John W., tanner with Sedgly &, Dow, dwl N
W cor Howard and Nineteenth
Wildt Valentine, brasslinisber with W. T. Garratt
& Co., dwl 317 Bush
Wilekens Louis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bry-
ant, and White Place, dwl N s Bryant bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Wiles .John K., printer, dwl 1014 Post
Wiley Charles, foreman laundry Occidental Hotel,
dwl 29 Rausch, rear
Wilev Ephraim W., captain steamer Alvarado, dwl
1221 Washington
Wiley Frank H., "canvasser, dwl 1221 Washington
Wiley Isaac, mariner, dwl E s Tueat Avenue bet
Twenty-second and Twenty third
Wiley James, upholsterer with Plum, Bell & Co.,
dwl 320 Sansom
Wiley Rudolph, peddler, dwl Niantic Hotel
Wiley Samuel R., bookkeeper with J. K. Prior, and
421 Montgomery
Wiley Thomas, laborer, dwl NW cor Broadway and
Maxwell
Wilford John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Wilfred Charles, carpenter, dwl 215 Sansom
Wilges Thomas, clerk with S lulmann <fc Lauenstein
Wilhelin August, physician, office 732 Washington,
dwl 106 Eddy
WILHELM CARL L., apothecary, NW cor Sixth
and Mission
Wilhelm John, cooper with Flint, Peabody & Co.,
dwl 43 Clara
Wilhelmi Conrad, cashier, 206 Sansom, dwl 239
Seventh
Wilhelmi Herman, wines and liquors, 708 Sansom,
dwl 239 Seventh
Wilhelmina Frederiek, barber, dwl 3 Lewis
Wilhelmeon Peter, carpenter, dwl W s Bryant nr
Twenty-fourth
Wilhems James, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Rear
Wilhumier Charles, teamster with Legallet & Stein-
bach, Pacific bet Dupont and Stockton
Wilke F. E., stockbroker, office 418 Montgomery,
dwl 616 Greenwich
Wilke Ferdinand G. O., painter, NAV cor Second
and Jessie, dwl NE cor Eighteenth and Guer-
rero
Wilke Herman, upholsterer, dwl 121 Olive Av, rear
Wilke Herman Mrs., dressmaker, 121 Olive Avenue
Wilke Louis, Apollo Beer Saloon, NE cor Bush and
Kearny, dwl 246 Jessie
Wilke Wilhelm, cabinetmaker with George B. May
& Co.. dwl 1816 Powell
Wilkens William, groceries, 225 Sutter, dwl 8 Stock-
ton Place
Wilker Francis, (Zange # Co.) dwl NW cor Fol-
som and Eighth
Wilkerson John, bairdressing saloon, 237 Fifth
Wilkes John, clerk, dwl 742 Washington
Wilkev Charles, seaman, dwl 106 Steuart
Wilkey Edward H., painter, dwl 535 Turk
Wilkie Andrew, carpenter H.C League, 230 Kearny
Wilkins Abbie, (widow) dwl 819 Howard
Wilkins Benjamin P.. (Clone & W.) dwl 802 Market
Wilkins Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Wilkins Charles G., assist, nit assessor U. S. Inter-
nal Revenue, dwl 217 Sixth
Wilkins Ellen, (widow) dwl 711 Geary, rear
Wilkins Frederick, laborer, dwl 14 Shipley
Wilkins Frederick A., teamster with J. Marteustein
& Co.. dwl 611 Larkin
Wilkins G. F. H., (Wilkins & Co.) dwl 1628 Sac-
ramento
Wilkins James, (colored) waiter steamer Yosemite
Wilkins John, (colored) steward, dwl 535 Green
Wilkins John R., scenic artist Metropolitan Thea-
ter, dwl 204 Seventh
Wilkins Matthias, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Chestnut and Mason, dwl SE cor Chestnut and
Mason
Wilkins Richard E. O., clerk with Charles Lieben-
berg, dwl 300 Beale
Wilkins Sarah (colored) (widow) dwl 535 Green
Wilkins William, (colored) steward, dwl 535 Green
Wilkins & Co., (G. F. H. Wilkins and H. C.
Gierke) groceries and liquors, SW cor Pine
and Polk
Wilkinson Catherine Mrs., dwl 744 Minna
Wilkinson E. 0., toRgate keeper OceanBeach Road
Wilkinson Eliza, (widow) dwl 315 Eighth
Wilkinson Frederick D., captain brig Hesperian,
office 34 Market
Wilkinson John J., cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Re-
finerv, dwl 32 Langton
Wilkinson Joseph W., (Jones & W.) dwl 304 Third
Wilkinson Maggie, (widow) dwl W s San Jose Road
bet St. Mary's College and 5 Mile House
Wilkinson Martha Miss, dressmaker, -!~<l{ Clara
Wilkinson Philetus C drayman with George Wil-
liams, dwl 8 Howard Court
Wilkinson Samuel, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl
17 Turk
Wilkinson Samuel, woolsorter with John II. McAl-
ister, dwl Black Point
Wilkinson Smithson, drover, dwl 15 Vallejo
Wilkinson Thomas, carpenter, dwl N s Tyler bet
Pierce and Scott
Wilkinson Thomas, (colored) nurse, dwl 837 Bdwy
Wilkinson William, boots and shoes. .1216 Polk
Wilkinson William, stevedore, dwl NW cor Broad-
way and Davis
Wilkinson William, laborer, dwl S s Harrisou bet
Seventh and Eighth *
Wilks John, clerk with William H. Foster, Jr., 210
Battery
Will Frederick A., (Will & Finck) dwl E s Fair
Oaks bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Will John D., barkeeper, 320 Pine, dwl 318 Pine
WILL & FINCK, (Frederick A. Will and Julius
Finck) Burgical instrument makers, cutlers,
locksmiths and bellhangers, 140 Montgomery
and 821 Kearny
WILLAMETTE WOOLEN MILLS. (Salem, Or-
egon) William G. Badger & Co.. 7 Sansom, and
L. Dinkelspiel & Co., Ill Battery, agents
Willard Cyrus, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Asso-
ciation, 224 Sutter
Willard Edward, wagoumaker, dwl 512 Jessie
Willard Eliza, (widow) furnished rooms. 1415 Stock
Willard Joseph W., clerk with California Powder
Works Co., dwl 521 OFarrell
Willard Nathan, clerk with Mansbach & Bine, dwl
1219 Sntter
Willard William H., carpenter with A. A. Snyder,
dwl 314 Onion
Willard Willis, laborer, dwl 43 Jessie
Willbrand Bernard, carpenter with William Zeli-
fuss, dwl 405 Stevenson
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
O P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 736 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
AN FRANCISCO [ \^ ] DIRECTORY.
683
Willcox William J., laborer, dwl 1214 Francisco,
rear
WILLCOX & GIBBS' SEWING- MACHINE
AGENCY, 113 Post nr Kearny
Willcutt James, ( Willcutt & Rome) dwl 628
O'Farrell
Willcutt John, piledriverwith E.C. Boobar<v. Co.
WILCUTT JOSEPH L., secretary Southern Pac-
ific and Market St. R. R. Companies, office SW
cor Market and New Mont dwl 698 O'Farrell
Willcutt & Rowe, (J 'antes Willcvtt & Albert Rowe)
shipwrights, calkere and sparmakers, Ss Mer-
chant bet East and Drutnm
Wille Frederick, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei,
dwl 315 Minna
Willebrands John, painter, dwl N s Willow Avenue
nr Van Ness Avenue
Willeke William, carpenter, dwl 1618 Powell
Willers John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Willes John K., compositor Eveuing Bulletin, dwl
1014 Post
Willett Eli II., driver with McMillan & Kester,
dwl 2<>0 Tehama
Willett William H., Club Boom, 33-2 Bush
Willets Ira. farmer, dwl NW cor Broadway and
Maxwell
Willev Charles J., (0. F. Willey & Co.) dwl 521>
Stevenson
Willey Gnstavus B., shoemaker, dwl NW cor Mis-
sion and Seventh
Willey Harry I., aid U. S. Coast Survey, 629 Kear
Willey John M.. physician, office and dwl 1019 Fol
Willev M. B.. Miss, teacher languages and music,
dwl 1019 Folsom
Willey O. F. & Co., (Charles J. Willey J importers
and manufacturers carriages. 211 Battery
Willev Otis F.. (O.F. Willey & Co.) dwl 522 Third
Willey R. E., dwl What Cheer House
Willev Robert 11., law student with William Hayes,
dwl 1019 Folsom
Willey William, laborer Golden Gate Park
Willev W. J., clerk with Haynes & Lawton, dwl
700 Mason
Willey W. M., medical student, dwl 1019 Folsom
Willey W. S., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Willgren Robert, barkeeper with Charles Raymond,
31 Sacramento
William Tell Hotel, Louis Parisot, proprietor, 721
Pacific
WILLIAM TELL HOUSE, J. H. L.Mutzenbecher
proprietor, 317 Bush
Williams A., cook, dwl 112 Steuart,
Williams Abram P., salesman, 220 California, dwl
1 1 Kearny
Williams Ada Mrs., teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 707 Green
Williams Albeit Rev., real estate, dwl Grand Hotel
Williams Alfred, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 334 Third, rear
Williams Alfred S., extraman Engine Co. No. 3, S.
F. F. D., dwl S s Sutter nr Jones
Williams Amos, peddler, dwl 67 Clementina
Williams Andrew, attorney-at-law, office 535 Clay,
dwl 43 South Park
Williams Andrew, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Williams Andrew, engineer P.M. S.S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 3 Brannan
Williams A. S., laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Williams Auburn L., molder Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 115 Ellis
Williams Benjamin F., steamboat joiner,211 Drumm,
dwl E s Illinois bet Napa and Shasta
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & CO., (Henry B.
Williams, Henry P. Blanchard and Charles B.
Morgan) shipping and commission merchants.
and agents China Traders' Ins. Co., limited, 218
California
Williams Caleb M., expressman Bank California,
dwl NW cor California and Sansoui
Williams Carl, musician Metropolitan Theater, dwl
589 Market
Williams C. F., carpenter II. C. League, 230 Kear
Williams Charles, brakesman S. P. R. R.
Williams Charles, carpenter, dwl 619 Mission
Williams Charles, carpenter with A. A. Snyder, 63
Halleck
Williams Charles, conductor with Bay View & Po-
trero R. R.
Williams Charles, drayman, 209 California, dwl N
8 Turk bet Laguna and Octavia
Williams Charles, deckhand steamer Capital
Williams Charles, deckhand steamer Louise
Williams Charles, laborer Golden Gate Park
Williams Charles, laborer N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Oriflamme
Williams Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freeee
Williams Charles, seaman steamer Salinas, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Williams Charles Xt.,(Oiant Cement Co.) dwl Amer-
ican Exchange
Williams Chauncey B.. contractor, 707 Market, dwl
N s Dorland bet Church and Sanchez
Williams Chester E., (Williams $■ Son) dwl 10
Monroe
Williams Curtis P., master mariner, dwl 3 Florence
Williams Cyril, bookkeeper with Falkner, Bell &
Co., dwl 309 Tyler
Williams David, Assistant City and County Survey-
or's office, dwl 1713 Larkin
Williams David, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Williams David, (Llewellyn & Co.) dwl 805 Mission
Williams David L., expressman with J. A. Shaber
& Co., dwl 707 Market
WILLIAMS, DEANE & CO.. (Thomas William*
and Coll Deane) stockbrokers, office 417 Cali-
fornia
Williams E. A., master mariner, dwl 4'JI Sansom
Williams Edward, coachman Cosmopolitan HoteL
dwl 720 Market
Williams Edward, hackman Brooklyn Hotel
Williams Edward, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Williams Edward A., saloon keeper, dwl 708 Vallejo
Williams Edward A., blacksmith Pioneer Iron
Works, dwl 508 Mission
Williams Edward W., pressman with Tav, Brooks
& Backus, dwl 1228 Washington
Williams Elizabeth Mrs., nurse, dwl 722 Green
Williams Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 27 Eddy
Williams E. S., seaman, dwl 23 Vallejo
Williams Eugene B., assistant auditor Custom House,
dwl NW cor Mission and Twenty-second
Williams Evan, clerk with David T. Griffiths, dwl
218 Broadway
Williams Francis, bricklayer, dwl 101 1 Powell
Williams Francis, seaman schooner II. L. Tiernan,
27 Market
Williams Francis, stoneyard, junction Pine and Mar-
ket, and agent Summit Ice Co., office 312 Mis-
sion, dwl 27 Eddy
Williams Francis O. A., compositor Examiner, dwl
1420 Jackson
Williams Frank, cook, dwl 636 Commercial
Williams Frank, fisherman, dwl E s Drumm bet
Jackson and Oregon
Williams Frank, laborer Cal. P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
Amador
Williams Frank, longshoreman, dwl E s Drumm
bet Jackson and Oregon
Williams Frank, produce salesman, dwl 1233 Union
Williams Frank, seaman, dwl 1309 Broadway
Williams Franklin, secretary Odd-Fellows Mutual
Aid Ass'n, 325 Montgomery, dwl 129 Morton
Williams Frederick, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Williams Frederick, seaman ship Germauia, Riucon
Wharf
Williams George, deckhand, dwl 112 Steuart
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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Williams George, drayman 310 Front, dwl 8 How-
ard Court
Williams George, porter 17 Battery, dwl 445 Jessie
Williams George, printer with H. P. Taylor &. Co.
Williams George, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Williams George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Williams George, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s
Steamer Newbern
Williams George, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Pelican
Wiilliams George A., porter with Thomas H. Selby
& Co., dwl NW cor Second and Harrison
Williams George H., (Titcomb & W.) dwl Lick
House
Williams George M., (George M.Williams & Co.)
dwl 42ti Clementina
Williams George M. &. Co., (George W. Kempfj
furniture, 117 Third
Williams George N., attorney-at-law, office 315 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 211(7 Jones
Williams George W., weaver Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl Black Point
Williams Hannibal, mining expert, dwl 1 Stanly
Court
Williams Harvey, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl
119 Dora
Williams Harvey, second mate Light House Tender
Shubrick, foot Third
Williams Henry, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart, rear
Williams Henry, laborer with Whitney <fc Freese
Williams Henry, longshoreman, dwl 107 Chambers
Williams Henry, messenger Bank British Columbia,
dwl 224 Sansom
Williams Henry, mining office 434 California, dwl
710O'Farr'ell
Williams Henry, piledriver with E. C.Boobar& Co.
Williams Henry, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
112 Steuart
Williams Henry A., harnessmaker, dwl 821 Vallejo
Williams Henry B., (Williams, Blanchard & Co. J
dwl NE cor Essex and Laurel Place
Williams Henry B., carpenter, dwl E s 12th bet
Howard and Folsom
Williams Henry F., (H. F. Williams $• Co.) dwl
Seventeenth Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
Williams Henry H-, musician, dwl 79 Clementina
Williams Henry L., (Williams <$• Sons J dwl 10
Monroe
Williams Henry R., helper U. S. B. Mint, dwl W s
San Jose Avnr Twenty-fifth
WILLIAMS H. F. & CO., (Robert C. Page) real
estate agents, office 20 Stevenson's Building
Williams Homer, patent medicines, Frank's Build-
ing, Brenham Place, dwl 515 Hayes
Williams Jacob, (colored) porter, dwl 815 Vallejo,
rear
Williams James, dwl What Cheer House
Williams James, dwl 300 Fourth
Williams James, barkeeper, dwl 822 Clay
Williams James, cook, dwl 320 Sansom
Williams James, (colored) jobber, dwl 825 Pacific
Williams James, mate ship Wildwood, pier 1
Steuart
Williams James, (colored) porter Odd Fellows' Sav-
ings Bank, 3„'5 Montgomery
Williams James B., conductor Front Street M. &
O.R.R.
Williams James G., clerk, dwl 806 Green
Williams Jennie 8., (widow) dwl 701 Howard
Williams J. E. P., clerk, dwl 229 Minna
Williams J. H., dwl 21 Powell
Williams John, dwl 1415 Hyde
Williams John, cook Brooklyn Hotel
Williams John, deckhand steamer Antelope
Williams John, horseshoer, dwl 411 Pacific
Williams John, jeweler with California Jewelry
Co., dwl lib Silver
Williams John, laborer, dwl 4 Green Court
Williams John, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Williams John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Williams John, liquor saloon, SW cor First and
Jessie
Williams John, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine, dwl 115 Welsh
Williams John, mate schooner H. L. Tiernan, 27
Market
Williams John, pressman Alta Job Office, dwl cor
Third and Silver
Williams John, Riggers' and Stevedores' Ass'n, 429
Pacific
Williams John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Williams John, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Williams John, seaman ship Warhawk, pier 10
Steuart
Williams John, shoemaker with John Sullivan, dwl
dwl 728 Market
Williams John, stonecutter with Francis William
dwl 1014 Powell
Williams John, (Doyle & Williams) dwl 409 Pac
Williams John B.. carpenter, dwl E s Twelfth bet
Folsom and Howard
Williams John O, photographer with Bradley &
Rulofson, dwl 13 Powell
Williams John P., real estate, office 531 California,
dwl W 8 First bet Harrison and Bryant
Williams John H., bookkeeper, till Sacramento,
dwl 1024 Stockton
Williams John J., ( Williams & Thornton) dwl 933
Sacramento
Williams John L., (Williams # Sons) dwl 10
Monroe
Williams John N., money broker, dwl 410 Post
Williams John S., carpenter and builder, dwl 728
Vallejo
Williams Joseph, carpenter, dwl E s Mississippi nr
Butte
Williams Joseph E., special policemam, dwl 1036
Howard
Williams Joseph M., shipcarpenter, dwl 12 Tehama
Place
Williams Joseph S., (Williams & Marshall) dwl
NW cor Drumm and Oregon
Williams Joseph W., printer with Edward Bosqui
& Co., dwl 331 Geary
Williams J. W., (widow)*dwl 117 Franklin
Williams Lewis W., master mariner, dwl SW cor
Folsom and First
Williams Lloyd, dwl 537 Sacramento
Williams Louis, carpenter, dwl 5 Anna Lane
Williams Lucinda C, (widow) dwl 703 Post
Williams Marcus, liquor dealer, dwl 919 Post
Williams Martin, laborer Fashion Stable, dwl Bran-
nan bet Sixth and Seventh
Williams Mary, (widow) dwl 132 Eighth
Williams Mary J., (widow) dressmaker, dwl 235
Sixth
Williams Michael, clerk with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 1525 Bush
Williams Michael, coffee saloon, 15 Vallejo
Williams Morgan, oiler with P. M. S. S. Co.
Williams Morris, drayman, 106 Battery, dwl 703
Hayes
Williams Nathaniel F., (colored) hairdressing sa-
loon, 102 Steuart, dwl 610 Front
Williams Oliver, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Williams Orlando R., machiuist Union Iron Works,
dwl 227 Second
Williams Oscar F., carpenter,dwl NE cor Twentieth
and Eureka
Williams Owen, painter with John P. Keunedy,
dwl 403 Broadway
Williams Peter, laborer, dwl 4 Cadell Alley
Williams Peter, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl S s Boston Place nr First
Williams Richard, employee T. H. Selby & Co.'s
Smelting Works, North Beach, dwl 905 Green-
wich
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO [W] DIRECTORY.
685
Williams Richard, seaman, dwl NE cor Drumm
and Commercial
Williams Richard, steward with John Reid, 48 Sac
Williams Richard L., clerk with Falkner, Bell &
Co., dwl 611 Fol8om
Williams Robert, steward bark Shooting Star, S. F.
Gas Co.'b Wharf
Williams Robert M., draftsman with S. H. Williams
& Son. dwl 613 Howard
Williams Rnel, carpenter, dwl 12 Park Avenue
WILLIAMS SAMUEL, Bulletin Editorial Rooms,
dwl 226 O'Farrell
Williams Samuel, cook, dwl 40 Clementina
Williams Samuel, cook steamer Donald. Washington
St. Wharf, dwl 567 Mission
Williams Samuel, bousesmith Phoenix Iron Work
dwl 68 Natoma
Williams Samuel, (colored) steward, dwl 6 Scott
Place
Williams Samuel S., harnessmaker with Main &.
Winchester, dwl Kearny bet Clay and Sac
Williams Sarah, (colored) (widow) 'dwl 1 Adele
Alley
WILLIAMS S. H. & SON, (Warren H. Will-
iams) architects, office 61 Merchants Exchange
Williams Sidney J., physician and dentist, office
230 Kearny, dwl Prescott House
Williams Stephen H., (S. H. Williams & Son)
dwl 1713 Larkin
Williams Stephen T., junk, 325 Fourth, dwl 630
O'Farrell
William-! T. J., hairdresser, dwl 933 Harrison
Williams Thomas, carpenter, dwl 136 Perry
Williams Thomas, hairdresser with David Pechner,
12 Steuart
Williams Thomas, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Williams Thomas, ( Williams, Deane & Co.) dwl
831 O'Farrell
Williams Thomas J., bookkeeper with N. P. Cole&
Co., dwl 1525 Bush
Williams Thomas J., waiter Miner's Restaurant,
dwl What Cheer House
Williams Thomas 'P., traveling agent New England
Mutual Life Ins. Co., 302 Sansom
Williams Thomas R., bootmaker, dwl 1100 Clay
Williams Walter J., professor, dwl 516 Lombard
WILLIAMS WARREN H., recording secretary
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post, dwl 1312 Hyde
Williams Warren H., (S. H. Williams & Son) dwl
1421 Washington
Williams W. B., ( W. B. Jessup # Co.) dwl W s
Nevada bet Folsom & Harrison
Williams W. E., attorney-at-law, dwl 589 Market
Williams William, cook brig Lucy Ann, pier 9
Steuart
Williams William, carpenter, dwl 24 Minna
Williams William (colored) carpenter, dwl N 8 Fif-
teenth Avenue nr R, South S. F.
Williams William, liquor saloon, 41 Sacramento
Williams William, miner, dwl 617 Mission
Williams William, stevedore, dwl 2118 Jones
Williams William, stonecutter, dwl 27 Eddy
Williams William, upholsterer with N. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 1525 Bush
Williams William, weaver, dwl N s North Point
nr Larkin
Williams William C, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Williams William H., carpenter, dwl 136 Perry
Williams William H., carpenter S. F. Gas Co., dwl
24 Minna
Williams William V., contractor, dwl 411 Pacific
Williams William W., weaver Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, «jwl Black Point
Williams W. J. G., principal Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 1 115i Stockton
Williams Zacbarias, saddler, dwl 8 Powell
Williams & Marshall, (Joseph S. Williams and
Joseph Marshall) groceries and liquors, NW
cor Drumm and Oregon
Williams & Sons, (John L., Henry L. and Chester
E. Williams) boots and shoes, 708 Market
WILLIAMS & THORNTON, (John J. Williams
and J. D. Thornton) attorneys-at-law, office 8
and 10 Exchange Building
Williamson Andrew, (Lewellyn &'Co.) dwl 734 Har
Williamson Charles, laborer with David Stoddard,
dwl W s Columbia bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Williamson Dudley, cooper with Hogan & Co., dwl
cor Brannan and Clinton
Williamson Edward, printer with Frank Eastman,
dwl 100 Stockton
Williamson H. A., brakesman Southern P. R. R.
Williamson Henry, laborer, dwl 234 First-
Williamson James, carpetmaker, dwl \!31 Second
Williamson James, porter with Hardie & Fredericks
Williamson James, (of Williamson Jr Co., Marys-
ville) office 405 Front, dwl 307 Chestnut
Williamson James C, actor California Theater, dwl
Occidental Hotel
Williamson John, dwl 1903 Dupont
Williamson John, clerk with I. H. Hani & Co., dwl
304 Chestnut
Williamson John, secretary California Acclimatiz-
ing Society, office 632 Mission
Williamson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 14 \ Rausch
Williamson Martin, captain schooner Ellen Maria,
dwl S s Union bet Sansom and Battery
Williamson Martin, laborer, dwl W s Clinton bet
Brannan and Townsend
Williamson Peter, U. S. bargeman, Vallejo Street
Wharf, dwl SW cor Davis and Vallejo
Williamson P. S. Rev., principal Young Ladies' Sem-
inary, 629 California
WILLIAMSON ROBERT S., major of engineers
U. S. A., and lighthouse engineer, office and dwl
509 Kearny
Williamson William, clerk with John W. Wolf, dwl
307 Chestnut
Williamson William, (H. W. Gray & Co.) dwl
774 Mission
Williamson William F.. clerk Agricultural Park As-
sociation, dwl Wadsworth House
Willis A. A., student Heald's Business College, dwl
650 Howard
Willis Alexander, clerk, dwl 050 Howard
Willis Charles T., printer with Francis & Valentine,
dwl 148 Perrv
Willis E. B„ reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 225 Bush
Willis G. W., driver City R. R.
Willis Henry G., butcher, dwl 356 Eleventh
Willis James, carpenter, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Shot-
well
Willis James, dentist with Elton R. Srailie, 649
Washington
Willis James, machinist California Theater, dwl
Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Willis James, steward, dwl 13 Clementina
Willis James, wool grader with James Hartley &
Co., dwl 218 Broadway
Willis James T., laborer, dwl San Bruno Road nr
Toll Gate
Willis John, boatman, dwl 111 Commercial
Willis John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1227
Pacific
Willis John F., clerk Colorado Steam Nav. Co.. dwl
N s Twenty-third bet Guerrero ami Valencia
WILLIS MILTON E., bookkeeper Mission &
Pacific Woolen Mills, and secretary City H. R.
Co., dwl 726 Sixteenth
Willis Robert, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 1718
Leavenworth
Willis Thomas, baker with California Cracker Co.,
dwl 257 Minna
WILLIS WILLIAM, mining secretary, office 419
California, dwl 201 Taylor
Williston Edward B., captain U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Willistun Adoniram, piledriver, dwl 160 Steuart
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sansom Street, Porte Monnaies and Keticulea.
Visit W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
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Willis! mi Cory, insurance solicitor, office SW cor
Front ana Jackson, dwl 40 Minna
Willmarth Au«uetu8 D,, gardener with John Satter-
lee, dwl E s Van Nese Avenue nr Polk
Willoclt Ann. (widow) dwl NW cor Jones & O'Far-
iv II
Willock William, roofer with John Kchoe, dwl NW
cor Jones and O'Fartell
Willonghby U. W. C, physician, office and dwl 814
Chestnut
Willonghby Enos, hagtnaker Union Salt Works, dwl
982| Harrison
Wllloughby .Tames E., (Willonghby & McCauhy)
dwl l'il Welch
Willonghby & McCauley, (James R. Willonghby
and McCmdey) wholesale hog butchers,
Fifth Avenne, South S. F.
WILLOW S BREWERY, Kleinclaus. Fauss & Co.,
proprietors, fcJE cor Mission and Nineteenth
Willows Laud Association, office 8 Stevenson's
Building
Wills Andrew, upholsterer, dwl 670 Mission
Wills John, calker, with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 112
Bosh
Willson Charles, seaman brig Willimantic, pier 9
Steuart
Willson— See Wilson
Wilmarth Barton, carpenter with Hobbs, Gillmore
& Co.. 249 Stevenson
Wilmer Frederick W.. cook, 338 Bush
Wilmerdiug J. C, (Wilmerding & Kellogg J dwl
62 1 Sacramento
WILMERDING & KELLOGG, (J. C. Wilmerding
and (J. W. Kellogg) wholesale liquors, 214 and
216 Front
Willmott Charles. ( Elliott Sr W.J dwl W 8 Guer-
rero bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Wilshnsen John H., (Steffens & Co.) dwl 137 Fol
Wilson A. I)., topographer U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, office 74 Montgomery Block, res Oakland
Wilson Alexander, seaman, dwl 132 Sieuart
Wilson Alexander A., bootmaker, dwl W s Mission
bet Twenty- fifth and Twenty-sixth
Wilson Alexander R., niolder Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 416 Hyde
Wilson Alfred, barkeeper with A. S. Olseu, N s
Jackson bet Drumni and Davis
Wilson Amy, (widow) dwl H18 Folsom
Wilson Andrew, liquor saloon and lodgings, S s
Jackson bet Druinm and Davis
Wilson Ann M. Mrs., dwl 935 Sacramento
Wilson Antonio, laborer California Dry Dock,
Hunter's Point
Wilson C, cook bark Fremont, pier 17 Steuart
Wilson C. B., seaman N. P. Trans. Co's S.S. Senator
Wilson C. C. & Co., produce commission, NE cor
Davis and Clay
Wilson C. F., merchant, dwl 803 Montgomery
Wilson Charles, dwl 417 East
Wilson Charles, broker, dwl N s Fifteenth bet How-
ard and Natotna
Wilson Charles, cook, dwl 48 Sacramento
Wilson Charles, cooper, dwl 303 Davis
Wilson Charles, fireman, dwl cor Sac and Webb
Wilson Charles, bandcartman, cor Steuart and Miss
WILSON CHARLES, La Grand Exchange Saloon,
010 Market and 11 Post, dwl 1000 Market
Wilson Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 44 Steuart
Wilson Charles, liquor saloon, NE cor Drumm and
Oregon
WUbod Charles, portwarden S. F., office 525 Front,
dwl 328 Brannan
Wilson Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Wilson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wilson Charles, seaman, dwl 34 Natoma
Wilson Charles, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Wilson Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Wilson Charles, waiter, dwl 39 Jackson
Wilson Charles, workman T. H. Selby &. Co's
Smelting Works. North Beach
Wilson Charles C, (C. C. Wilson & Co. J dwl 454
Jessie
Wilson Charles E., (Wilson & Put nam J dwl 610
Ellis
Wilson Charles H., hackman Rnss House
Wilson Charles T., printer Alta California, dwl 1014
Post
Wilson Charles W., (Wilson & Co.) dwl 2 Cleve-
land
Wilson Charles W., mastermariner, dwl Es Tennes-
see bet Butte and Solano
Wilson Cyrus W., porkpacker, dwl (351 Howard
Wilson Daniel, clerk with Locke & Montague, 112
Battery
Wilson Dayton T., poster with Keyt & Co., dwl
NW cor Pacific and Kearny
Wilson Duncan M., clerk European and Oregon
Land Co., dwl 843 Howard
Wilson Edmund, expressman, cor Stockton and
Pacific, dwl 1614 Stockton
Wilson Edmund S.. law student, dwl 1014 Post
Wilson Edward, plumber, dwl W s Broderick nr
Post
Wilson Edward, seaman, dwl Boston House
Wilson Edward A., ex-clerk County Recorder, dwl
5 s Duncan ur Noe
Wilson Eleazer, plumber, dwl 612 Pine
Wilson Eliza, (widow) furnished rooms, 634 Sac
Wilson Eliza Mrs., nurse, dwl 304 Fremont
Wilson Emma, seamstress, Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum
Wilson E. R., clerk with S. F. Purdy, dwi 848
Folsom
Wilson Ezekiel, real estate, dwl Point Lobos Road
nr Fourteenth Avenue
Wilson Francis, (colored) hairdresser, 513 Fourth
Wilson Francis A., laborer, dwl 18 Washington
Wilson Frank, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Wilson Frank, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S.
Orizaba
Wilson Frederick, brass founder. California Brass
Works, dwl 3 Lincoln Place
Wilson Frederick, (colored) nurse, dwl 912 Pacific
Wilson Frederick G., clerk Union Insurance Co.,
dwl 512 Stockton
Wilson Frederick J., actuary Union Insurance Co.,
dwl 508 Union
Wilson George, dwl SW cor Jackson and Kearny
Wilson George, cook What Cheer House
Wilson George, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Wilson George, seaman bark Samoset, pier 11 Steu
Wilsen George, soapmaker California Soap Co.'s
Works, dwl Scott Place
Wilson George, waiter Grand Hotel
Wilson George, waiter with Frank Johnson, dwl
6 St. Charles Place
Wilson George F., labor superintendent Cal. P.
R. R , dwl 34 Minna
Wilson George II., aid U. S. Coast Survey, dwl NW
cor Sixth and Mission
Wilson George O., (Wilson $- Bro.J dwl 328
Fremont
Wilson Henry, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Wilson Henry, real estate agent, dwl E s San Bruno
Road ur Thirtieth
Wilson Henry, salesman with J. W. Davidson &
Co.. dwl 530 Greenwich
Wilson Henry, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Wilson Henry II., paperhauger with George W.
Clark, dwl Quincy
Wilson Hugh, clerk, 30 Montgomery, dwl 540 Miss
Wilson Hugh EL, (Wilson & Evaiisl dwl 1109
Broadway
Wilson Isaac, (Malone $■ W.) dwl 1061 Howard
Wilson Israel C., (colored) (Francis & W. ) dwl 25
Stone
Wilson James, dwl 508 Union
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jecsop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO [TV] DIRECTORY
687
Wilson James, (Braily, Kramer & W.J 835 Wash
Wilson James, blacksmith, dwl 304 Beale
Wilson James, bookkeeper Bank California, dwl
2 Antonio nr Jones
Wilson James, (colored)bootblack, dwl Ws Dodson's
Alley
Wilson J.i mes, carpenter, dwl Ss Union bet Jones
and Leavenworth
Wilson James, cook U. S. Restaurant, 507 Clay
Wilson James, gasfitter, dwl 5 Cedar Avenue
Wilson James, ironmolder, dwl 22 Dora, rear
Wilson James, piled river with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Wilson James, steward, dwl 214 First
Wilson James A., cook, dwl 320 Sansom
Wilson James B., (colored) porter, dwl 1825 Hyde
Wilson James E., lieutenant U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Wilson James H., borsecollar and firecap maun-
facturer, 213 Drumm, dwl 113 Ellis
Wilson James H., machinist with D. A. Macdonald
& Co. .dwl -124 Fourth
Wilson James K., teacher City College and presi-
dent S. F. Olympic Club, dwl 36 Geary
Wilson Jane A., (widow) assistant U. S. B. Mint,
dwl E a Bartlett bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Wilson J. Burroughs, carpenter, dwl W s Shotwell
nr Twenty-sixth
Wilson John, assay er S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl N s Willow Avenue nr Buchanan
Wilson John, attorney at law, office 637 Washing-
ton, dwl 402 Fremont
Wilson John, boatman Vallejo Street Wharf, dwl
SW cor Vallejo and Davis
Wilson John, boot fitter, dwl 36 Natoma
Wilson John, biicklayer Bricklayers' Protective'
Association, 234 Sutter
Wilson John, carpenter with James Drury, dwl
542 Polk
Wilson John, circus proprietor, dwl 935 Sacramento
Wilson John, clerk, dwl Overland House
Wilson John, goldbeater with George W. Rogers,
dwl 32 Valparaiso
Wilson John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wilson John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wilson John, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Wilson John, shoemaker with William Joiner, dwl
36 Natoma
Wilson John, waiter, dwl 228 Folsom
Wilson John B., clerk New Age, dwl 8 Virginia
Wilson John C, with Thomas H. tielljy & Co., dwl
607 Greenwich
Wilson John Charles, special policeman, dwl 2 Ter-
race View
Wilson John D., wigmaker, 411 Sutter, dwl 1217
Union
Wilson John E., porter with Meeker, James & Co.,
dwl 309| Clementina
Wilson John F., dwl 331 Montgomery
Wilson John H. B., shoemaker, 533 Pacific
Vilson John J., waiter with Flynn & Co., dwl
Minna nr Fourth
Wilson John M., (Wilson & Moulton) dwl 552
Folsom
Wilson John N, painter, 928 Washington, dwl 4
Codman Place
Wilson John R., bookkeeper, 651 Sacramento
Wilson John S., saddler with James H. Wilson, dwl
32 Second
Wilson John Scott, clerk .with Coghill, Lyons &
Co.. dwl 764 Mission
Wilson John T., packer with Cutting & Co., dwl cor
Bryant and Rincon Place
Wilson John W., mining, dwl 453 Bryant
Wilson John Y., (John Y. Wilson & Co.) dwl
Grand Hotel
WILSON JOHN Y. <fc CO., (William L. Merry)
Dorkpackers, cor Buchanan and Bay, and pro-
visions, 512 Market and 15 Sutter
Wilson Joseph, ironmolder, dwl 19 Minna
Wilson Joseph L , melter U. S. B. Mint, dwl cor
Van Ness Avenue and Union
WILSON JOSEPH S., president European and
Oregon Land Co., office 320 Cal, dwl 843 How
WILSON MARION A., collector Mission Street
Wharf, dwl 223 Ritch
Wilson Martin, carpenter, dwl 531 East
Wilson Mary, (widow) dwl 5 Cedar Avenue
Wilson Mary, (widow) dwl 212 Powell
Wilson Mary, (widow) dwl N s Twenty sixth nr Noe
Wilson Mary Ann, (widow) liquor saloon, 225
Pacific
Wilson Minnie Miss, compositor Pacific Youth, dwl
Thirteenth bet Mission and Valencia
Wilson N. Irving, / Wilson # Bra.) dwl 1 120 Bush
Wilson Nerval, calker, dwl SE cor Second and Na-
toma
Wilson Olof, laborer with Whitney & Freese, dwl
857 Harrison
Wilson Orpha, (widow) nurse, dwl 634 Howard
Wilson Orville, actor Metropolitan Theater, dwl 641
Commercial
Wilson Otis, dwl NE cor Dolores and Twenty-sixth
Wilson Peter, blacksmith with August Moller, dwl
5 Anna
Wilson Peter, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Wilson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 26 De Boom
Wilson Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wilson Peter, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Wilson Peter A., liquor saloon, N W cor Davis and
Jackson
Wilson Peter O., seaman, dwl 531 East
Wilson Peter S., painter S.P.R.R.,dwl 223 Shotwell
Wilson R., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Polrero
Point
Wilson Richard, clerk, dwl 11 1| Minna
Wilson Richard, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Wilson Richard A. J., compositor Examiner, dwl
451 Tehama
Wilson Richard W., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 30 Eleventh
Wilson Robert, salesman, 32 Kearny, dwl Berual
Hights
Wilson Robert A., clerk, 226 California, dwl 2 Chel-
sea Place
Wilson Robert G., dwl N s Ridley bet Valencia and
Mission
Wilson Russell J., attorney-at-law, office 420 Cali-
fornia, dwl 761 Mission
Wilson Samuel, driver Front St. M. & O. R. R.,
dwl 132 Fern Avenue
WILSON SAMUEL M., attorney at-law, 420 Cali-
fornia, dwl 764 Mission
Wrilson Sarah J. Mrs., saleswoman with A. H. Sup-
lee, dwl 529 Howard
Wilson Thomas, first officer S. S. John L. Stephens,
dwl 426 Clementina
Wilson Thomas, packer with Cutting & Co., dwl 34
Everett
Wilson Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wilson Thomas C, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wilson Thomas H., engineer with L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl SW cor Fourth and Berry
Wilson Thomas K., ( Tihlen & W.J attorney-at-law,
office 533 Kearny, dwl 1155 Mission
Wilson Thomas P., attorney-at-law, office 20 U. S.
Court Building, dwl 23 South Park
Wilson Vivian V., salesman with Hewes &. Rich-
ards, dwl 10 Powell
Wilson Walker L., driver Bamber & Co.'s Express,
dwl S s Clark bet Drumm and Davis
Wilson Walter W., painter, dwl 11 Auburn
Wilson William, (P. C. Larse.n $• Co.) dwl 805
Mason
Wilson William, baker, dwl 338 Bush
Wilson William, baker with California Cracker Co.,
dwl 32 Valparaiso
Wilson William, butcher with F. Wagner, dwl 306
Sixth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
688
SAN FRANCISCO [W] DIRECTORY.
Wilson William, boatman, dwl SVV cor Pacific and
Front
Wilson Willi;im, expresswagon, SWcorDrummand
Sacramento, dwl S s Commercial nr Drumm
Wilson William, laborer, dwl 41 Commercial
Wilson Willi mi, mantle repairer, dwl 120 Ellis
Wilson William, physician, office and dwl 821
Kearny
Wilson William, plasterer, dwl 1119 Taylor
Wilson William, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 32 Val-
paraiso
Wilson William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Wilsou William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wilson William P., foreman with Root <fe Nye, dwl
Broderick bet Post and Sutter
Wilson William F., shoemaker with D. W. Emer-
son & Co., dwl 669 Market
Wilson William H., ( Brown # W.) dwl 657 How
Wilson William H., seaman, dwl 3 Lincoln Place
Wilson William J., clerk Western Union Telegragh
Co., dwl Thirteenth bet Mission and Valencia
Wilson William K., watchman Mission Soap and
Camlle Works
Wilsou William L., lather, dwl 437 Minna
Wilson William 0., merchant, dwl 717 Broadwav
WILSON & BROTHER, (George O. and N. Ir-
ving Wilson) doors, sa8h aud blinds, NE cor
California and Drumm
Wilson cfc Co., f Charles W. Wilson and Benjamin
Ambler j druggists, SE cor Mission aud Fifth
Wilson &, Evans, (Hugh, H. Wilson ami John R.
Evans) Willis, sporting materials and fishing
tackle, 513 Clay
Wilson & Moulron, (John M. Wilson and Josiah
Movlton) house and steamboat painters, 516
Davis
WILSON & PUTNAM, (Charles E. Wilson and S.
N. Putnam) attorueys-at-law, office 704 Mont-
gomery
Wilson — See W7iIlson
Wilton Chailes D., (Morgan & W.) physician and
oculist, office and dwl 526 Kearny
Wilton Daniel, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Wilton F., dwl 740 Howard
Wilton Thomas, sailmaker, dwl 34 Main
Wilziuski Louis, salesman, 435 Montgomery, dwl 12
. Tu,k
Wilzinski Marks, glovemaker with Shoenberg &
Levinsky.dwl 12 Turk
Wiman Erastus, (H. G. Dun 8? Co.) re6 New
York
Wimir.er Andrew, hairdresser with John Greif, dwl
812 Market
Wimmer George, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 1711 Minna
WIMMER HENRY, druggist and apothecary, NW
cor Kearny aud Sutter, dwl 420 Post
Winall Stuart A., (Winall & Co. and Stuart A.
Winall $• Co.) dwl 311 Fremont
Winall Stuart A. & Co., livery stables, 13 and 15
Stevenson
Winall & Co., (Stuart A. Winall and John W.
Clough) horseshoers and wagon makers, 17
Stevenson
Winans John C, stockbroker, office 413 California,
dwl 533 Harrison
Winans Joseph W., (Winans # Belknap) dwl 926
Clav
WINANS & BELKNAP, (Joseph W. Winans and
David P. Belknap) attorneys at-law, office 604
Merchant.
Winant Charles P., oysterman with W. W. Winant,
res Oakland
Winant Mark, oyster dealer, 27 S. F. Market, res
Oakland
Winant Peter O., oysterman with M. B. Moraghan,
68 California Market
Winant Samuel, ( Winant & Haake) dwl S 8 Cali-
fornia nr Devisadero
Winant William W., oyster stand, 24 Metropolitan
Market, res Oakland
Winant & Haake, (Samuel Winant and Charles
Haake) Pacific Oyster Saloon, 337 Bush
Winants Newell, entry and adjusting clerk Custom
House, dwl S s Twenty fourth nr Mission
Winberg J. Albert, teacher telegraphy Pacific Busi-
ness College, 27 Post
Wincapaugh John, calker with P.M.S.S. Co.
Winchester Ezra H., (Main djr W.) res Portsmouth,
N. H.
Winchester John P., salesman, 216 Batterv, res
Oakland
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., John
Skinker agent, office 108 Battery
Winck James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.,
14 Howard
Winckelhotf Julius, salesman with Etnil Frese, 324
Clay
Winckelmann Bertha Miss, dressmaker, 919 Stock
Winckelmann Henrv, musician, dwl 1209 Kearny
Winckle J. T., dwl Russ House
Winckler William, markets, Folsom nr Twenty-sec-
ond and N W cor Shotwell aud Twentieth
Wind M. L. R., carpenter, dwl 132 Clara, rear
Windel H. & Co., upholsterers aud furniture stor-
age, 508 Bush
Windel Henri, (H. Windel & Co.) dwl 514 Bush
Wiudeler Henry, broommaker with Van Laak &
Gillespie, dwl 40 Minna
Windeler Peter, malster Albany Brewery, dwl 75
Everett
Windmuller Jacob, peddler, dwl 305 Davis
Windsor Harrv, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir,
dwl S.F. Hotel
Windsor William, watchman, 428 Montgomery, res
Oakland Poiut
Windsor William M., grocer, dwl 526 Pine
Windt Christopher, with Dengler & Breiling, dwl
Sixth Avenue, South S. F.
Wiue Dealers' Gazette, (monthly) M. W. Mahoney
& Co. proprietors, M. S. Whiting editor, offiee
Hayward's Building
Winegar A. B., real estate, dwl E s Capp nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Winegar Jessie H., conductor City R. R., dwl S s
Fourteenth bet Mission and Howard
Winfield John, pantryman Russ House
Wing Chung Tie, (Chinese) tailor, 627 Jackson
Wing Ira, engineer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl
Howard nr Eighth
Wing William II., ( William B.Wing & Co.) dwl
106 Hyde
Wing William H. & Co., (George P. Warner I pro-
prietors California Last Factory, 10 Stevenson
Wing Fung & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 745 Sacra-
mento
Wing Sing & Co., (Chinese) manufacturers of cloth-
ing, 753 Clay
Wing Woo Sang & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 720
Sacramento
Wing Yuen & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 813 Dup
Wingard Adam, steamboat joiner, dwl 422 Minna
Wingard C. W. Major, paymaster Dept. Cal., 703
Market, dwl Valencia" bet Twenty -fourth and
Twenty-fifth
WINGARD THOMAS B., mining secretary, office
318 California, dwl 422 Minna
Winkelfast August, longshoreman with Charles E.
Haseltine, dwl 32 Steuart
Winkelmau Bernard II., master mariner, dwl 1264,
Perry
Winkelmau Henry, cook, 201 Mission
Winkelman Henry, real estate, dwl W s Lagunanr
Hayes
Winkle Adam, proprietor Winkle's Bakery, SE cor
Batterv aud Vallejo
WINKLE" HENRY, winegrower, office and dwl S
E cor Battery and Vallejo
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VA.N SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO [ "W ] DIRECTORY.
689
Winkle Pauline, cook, 632 Market
Winkle Y., baker, dwl 428 Brondway
Winkler Annie Mrs., dwl 562 Stevenson
Winkler Charles, musician, dwl 1-107 Kearny
Winkler Margaret, (widow) dwl 709 Filbert
Winks James, laborer, dwl E s Bryant Avenue bet
Harrison and Bryaut
Winlock James, molder Pacific Iron Works, res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Winn A. M., veal estate, dwl 216 Sbotwell
Winn A. T., teacher Boys' High School, dwl 909
Clay
Winn Bridget Miss, boarding, 1000 Washington
Winn Dominick, housesimth with Watson & Ken-
nedy, dwl 220 Main
Winn L. A. Miss, teacher Hayes' Valley Grammar
School, dwl Gough bet Oak and Fell
Winn Mattie, teacher music, dwl SW cor Gough
and Hickory
Winn Patrick, carpenter, dwl W b Mission bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Winn Thomas J., tailor, 435 Bush
Winn William, machinist, dwl 407 Larkin
Winning C. S., engineer stmr Santa Cruz, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Winrow Charles, butcher, dwl First Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Winrow Joseph, night inspector Custom House, dwl
SW cor Mission and Twenty-sixth
Winsiiip Thomas J., engiueer lighthouse tender
Sltubrick, dwl 564 Howard
Winsbip Thomas J. Jr., assistant engineer light-
house tender Shubrick, dwl 564 Howard
Winslow Edward, shipcarpeuter, dwl 412 Beale
Winslow George, laborer Delmonico Restaurant,
42 Second
Winslow James, carbuilder with Kimball Manufac-
turing Co., dwl Tehama nr Second
Winslow Martin, watchman Custom House, dwl
819 Filbert
Winslow Tenence, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.,
dwl 24 Stanly Place
Winston Emmet C, dairyman, dwl SW cor Pacific
and Taylor
Winter Albert, broommaker with Roesler & Har-
wood, dwl 1106 Montgomery
Winter Alexander, laborer Mission Soap and Can-
dle Works
Winter Benjamin G., clerk, 213 Front, dwl 740 Six-
teenth
Winter Charles, laborer, dwl 23 Market
Winter Clinton, real estate broker, dwl 1018
Stockton
Winter Daniel, (Currier & W.) dwl 109 Taylor
Winter Henry S., (Winter, Maurer 4* Go.) dwl 740
Sixteenth
WINTER JAMES W., dentist, office 504 Kearny,
dwl40| Geary
Winter John, piledriver with E. C. Boobar &; Co.
Winter John F., ( Winter & Roller J dwl 2106
Mason
Winter Joseph, confectioner with Schroth & West-
erfeld, 228 Kearny
Winter Joseph, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Winter Joseph T., tinsmith with Little & Lawson,
dwl 509 Mason
Winter Lawrence, truckman, cor Sansom and
Market
Winter Louis, windmillmaker with W. I. Tustin,
dwl 627 Broadway
Winter Madelaiue, (widow) florist, 716 Washington
Winter Michael, tobacconist, dwl 509 Mason
Winter Philip, hairdresser, 536 Commercial, dwl
524 Vallejo
Winter Robert, photographic colorer, 513 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1825 Stockton
Winter S.imuel, lab Mission Soap and Candle Wks
Winter Theodore, tinsmith, dwl 509 Mason
Winter Thomas, porter, 11 Mont, dwl 509 Mason
Winter Thomas P., bookkeeper with Kohler, Chase
& Co., dwl E s Torrens Court
Winter William, sign painter, dwl 216 O'Farnll
Winter William J., mate steamer Pioueer, Jackson
Street Wharf, dwl 9 Washington
Winter & Roller, (John F. Winter \ John II. Rol-
ler I groceries and liquors, 719 Pacific
WINTER, MAURER & CO., (Henry S. Winter,
Fred Maurer, Mux Morgenthau, end Isidor
Lavcnson) proptrs Mission Candle ^^''ll'k^, Six-
teenth bet Folsom and Harrison, office 108 Bush
Winterbuin Joseph, (Joseph Winterbnrn & Co.)
dwl 1124 Bush
WINTERBURN JOSEPH & CO., (William Eoff.
Schneider) book and job printers and electro-
typers, 417 Clay
Winterfeldt Attwood, seaman, dwl S s Jackson bet
Drnmin and Davis
Wiuterfeldt Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Stetiart
Wiuterhalder Joseph, clerk witli John 11. Kessing,
dwl NW cor Stockton ami Pacific
Winterhalter Max, bookkeeper, dwl 822 Post
Winterhalter Willdridge, draughtsman, dwl 273
Stevenson
Winters Anne, (widow) real estate, dwl N s Mont-
gomery Place
Winters Charles, laborer with Whitney & Freese,
dwl 132Steuart
Winters Charles W., dentist, dwl 1512 Pine
Winters Samuel, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Winters Thomas, shoemaker with John Sullivan,
dwl 352 Jessie
Winterson Michael, pressman with J. H. Cannany
&. Co., dwl W 8 Ivy bet Franklin and Gough
Winterton John D., salesman with Heyuemann &,
Co., dwl 614 Powell
Winterton John It., expressman, 111 LeidesdorrF,
dwl 614 Powell
Winthrop John 14., captain steamer Thomas, dwl
1015 Mason
Winthrop Philip W., clerk, dwl 757 Howard
Wintjen John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sev-
enth and Minna
Wintringer Leander, Sup't Oakland & Brooklyn R.
R., dwl 809 Bryant
Wirsing Charles H., boxmaker witli E.Galpen & Co.,
dwl W s Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Wirth George, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Wirtz Antoine, cabinetmaker with Luchsinger &
Son, dwl 147 Silver
Wischer Rudolph, hatter with Le Gay & Co., dwl
527 Dupont
WISCONSIN HOTEL, Sincock & Trembath, pro-
prietors, 409-411 Pacific
Wise Christian, seainau, dwl 19 Commercial
Wise George, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Wise George, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt &
Co., dwl 2 Auburn
Wise George H., calker, dwl 21 Fulton
Wise John," waiter, dwl 34 Perry
Wise John EL, Commissioner Marine Board Port
S. F. (nnd ChriHy $■ W.) office 507 Front,
dwl Sheppard Place bet Mason and T.i\ lor
WISE TULLY R., attorney -at-law, olfice 734
Mont dwl S s Sheppard Place nr Masou
Wise \\ illiam II., clerk, 633 Sacramento
Wiseman George, laborer, dwl 31 1 Paiinc
Wiseman John J., teamster, dwl Es Twelfth bet
Folsom ami Howard
Wiseman Thomas, carpenter with P. M S. S. Co.,
dwl E 8 Vermont bet Sierra and Humboldt
Wisender Henry, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro.
Ass'u, 234 Sutter
Wishart Joseph, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wiskor .John, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Wiskotschill Charles, harnessmaker with A. Till-
man, dwl 145 Silver
Wiskotschill Mary, (widow) dwl 145 Silver
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
690
SAN FRANCISCO ^WJ DIRECTORY
Wisner George, shoemaker with Mason & Taylor,
dwl Montgomery bet Pacific and Broadway
Wise George, physician, dwl 036 Green
WisBchen il ., lab, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Wissel Albert, bookkeeper, 210 California, dwl 511
Leavenworth
Wissel Henry, liquor saloon, 354 Fourth
Wiesenden Henry, bricklayer, dwl 4 Liberty
Wissing Jacob, (Sands 4- W.) dwl 1047 Folsom
Wissinger John W., contractor and builder, 408
Jackson, dwl 13 Ohio
Wissmanu John F., clerk with Williams, Blanchard
4 Co., 218 California
Wiswell Edward S., [Rodgers & IV.) dwl 571
Howard
Wiswell John A., carriagesmlth with Kimball Mau-
ufacturing Co., dwl 571 Howard
Wiswell Sarah P., (widow) dwl 571 Howard
Wiswell Tbaddeus, money broker, 626 Montgomery,
dwl 619 Mission
Witbeck Charles, carriagemaker with Peter Wit-
beck, dwl 121 Powell
Witbeck Howard T., deputy-collector U.S. internal
revenue, dwl S s Twenty-second bet Folsom and
Shotwell
WITBECK PETER, carriagemaker, 554 Mission,
dwl 121 Powell
Witgen Deidrich, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Broadway and Dupont
Witgen John, porter with Colin, Martin & Co.
Withain William L., produce commission, SW cor
Clay and Davis, dwl 1614 Washington
Withee Joseph M., laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore &.
Co., dwl 726 Clementina
Witherby Daniel S., bookkeeper, 305 Montgomery,
dw7l E s Folsom bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Witherby Lamoille, (widow7) female physician,
office and dwl 1025 Mission
Withers John J., sailinaker, dwl 10 Garden
Withers Nathan, laborer, dwl 748 Harrison
Withers Robert, boottitter with Mason &. Taylor,
dwl N s Jessie nr Third
Withiugton James H., salesman with John G.Hodge
& Co., dwl 137 Montgomery
Withrow James, farmer, dwl San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
Withrow Woodward W., carriagesmith with Kim-
ball Manufacturing Co., dwl 038 Folsom
Witkowski Samuel, inspector Custom House, dwl
449 Minna
Witman E. L., watchman U.S.B. Mint
Witmanu Adolph, cook George's Restaurant, dwl
619 Union
WITMAiNN GEORGE, proprietor George's Res-
taurant, 012 Sacramento, dwl 619 Union
Witshen H., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
cor Eighth and Bryant
Witt Charles, laborer with Martin Mangels & Co.,
dwl SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Witt Clans, brkkiuaker, dwl 439 Sixth
Witt George, silversmith with Schultz, Fischer &
Mohrig, dwl 233 Sixth ,
Witt Henrich, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Emanu-
el, dwl 573 Howard
Witt Henry, laborer, dwl 405 Main
Witt John, diiver with Von Ronn & Hencke
Bros., dwl 624 Lombard
Witt Julia Miss, dressmaker, Q33 Sixth
Witt Julius [S. Liiventhal & Co.) dwl 114 O'Far
Witte Charles, groceries and liquors, W 8 Georgia
bet Sierra and Shasta
Witte Carlos E., clerk with J. C. Merrill & Co.,
dwl 720 Mission
Witte Hermann, hairdresser with H. W. Stahle,
dwl 527 Pine
Witte William, ( Witte % 3IaassJdva\ 1021 How
Witte & M las, ( William Witlc and August Maass)
groceries and liquors, 1021 Howard
Wittemer Joseph, malster South Park Malt House,
dwl 60S Brannan, rear
Witten Thomas, bagsewer with J. & P. N. Hanna,
dwl W s Mam nr Mission
Wittenbach Emanuel, designer with F. Korbel &
Bros., dwl 9 Park Avenue
Wittenbach Frederick, printer with F. Korbel &.
Bros., dwl 512 Fourth
Wittenburg Adolph, porter with Levi Strauss & Co.,
dwl 309 Main
Wittfield Charles, (colored) porter, dwl 1106
Washington
Wittland William, (Witlland $• Garrett ) dwl 1212
Jackson
Wittland it Garrett, (William Wittland and James
H. Garrett) produce com, 519 Sansom
WITTMEIER JOHN GEORGE, beer saloon, 612
Jackson
WITTRAM CHARLES, attorney -at-law, office
and dwl 39 Montgomery Block
Wittram Frederick, attorney -at-law, office 39 Mont-
gomery Block
Witts Richard, plumber with Hufschuiidt Bros., 535
Jackson
Witts William, plasterer, dwl N s Twenty-fourth
nr Columbia
Witzemann William P., market, 425 East, dwl
1028 Montgomery
Witzemann John, butcher with William F. Witze-
mann, 425 East
Wo Fat, ( Chinese) slipper manufacturer, 708
Commercial
Wo Hing Chong&Co., (Chinese) merchants, 729
Commercial
Wo Kee& Co., (Chinese) merchants, 939 Dupont
Wo Lee, (Chinese) slipper manufacturer, 421 Com-
mercial
Wo Yuen & Co., (Chinese) slipper manufactory, 3
Dupont
Wobber Hermann, clerk with J. Drucker & Co.,
dwl NW cor Fourth and Brannan
Wochatz Charles, confectioner with Canty & Wag-
ner, dwl 5 Trinity
Woebber Peter, (Gerken 8c W.J dwl NE cor Clay
and Powell
Woebke Henry J., (Rohljf's & W.JCLvfl S s Mission
bet East and Steuart
Woehler William, paperbox maker with Louis Levy,
dwl 236 Sutter
Woerner Christophel, cooper with David Woerner,
dwl 709 Larkin
Woerner David, cooperage, 104 Spear, dwl 709
Larkin
Woerz Henry, hairdresser, 115 Jackson
Woge Charles, dwl 218 Pacitic
Wogens William, (Wogeus $y Strom) dwl 11
Pacific
Wogens & Strom, ( William Wogens and Hans
Strom) proprietors St. Louis Hotel, 11 and 13
Pacific
Wohalson Hans, carpenter, dwl S s Humboldt nr
Vermont
Wohler Herman, real estate and wine grower, office
414 California, dwl 932 Bush
Wohlers Albert, (Wolders <$■ Co.) dwl NE cor Fifth
and Clara
Wohlers Christiana Mrs., (Wohlers $,- Go.) dwl N 8
Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
Wohlers Joachim, cook, dwl 639 Pacific
Wohlers John Henry, Precita Valley House, cor
Mission and Thirtieth
Wohlers & Co., (Albert Wohlers and Mrs. Chris-
tiana Wohlers) groceries and liquors, NE cor
Clara and Fifth
Wohlfeld Signiuud, cigar manufacturer, 407 Mer-
chant, dwl 808 Folsom
Wohlgemuth Charles, hairdresser, dwl 148 Natoma
Wohlke Frederick W., bookkeeper with Lewis
Hentrich, dwl 949 Mission
HUUTIHaTOCT, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Albums.
SAN FRANCISCO [ W ] DIRECTORY
689
Wolilke .John, clerk with Albert Husing, dwl 874
Mission
Wohlmaun Henry, cartman, dwl 1129 Harrison,
rear
Wohltman Henry, liquor saloon, S s King bet Sec-
ond and Third
Wohltmann Otto, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl
SE cor Powell and Francisco
Wohn C W., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Wohn John, carver with G. Uelnuger & Co., dwl
14(5 Clementina
Wohn John, millhand Pioneer and Alta Flour Mills,
dwl 17 John
Wohrden PI. Thorn., (Beckmann & W.J dwl N s
Grand Avenue nr Mission
Wohrden Theodore, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourteenth and Mission
Wolbern Clans H.. laborer Fnncke & Wassermann,
dwl SW cor White Place and Bryant
Wolbern Jacob, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl E s Kate bet Bryant and Brannan
Wolbert Charles, confectioner with Schroth & Wes-
terfeld, 22S Kearny
Wolcott A., mueician, dwl 1117 Bush
Wolcott Charles P., assistant assessor U.S. internal
revenue, dwl 811 Filbert
Wolcott James D.. bookkeeper, dwl 607 Bush
Wolcott Joshua H., conductor Front St. M. & O.
R.R., dwl Railroad House, NE cor Pacand San
Woldenberg Louis, porter, 108 Battery, dwl cor
Bryant and Downey
Wolf Aaron, tailor, 109 LeidesdoriT, dwl 31 Rausch
Wolf Abraham, salesman, J 06 Kearny, dwl 31
Rausch
Wolf Adalbert, filecntter, 226 Mission
Wolf August, confectioner, dwl 114 Morton
Wolf Caspar, tailor, 329 Third
Wolf Charles S., turner with W. G. Weir, dwl 34
Haves
Wolf David, (A. Maass & Co.) dwl 407 Taylor
Wolf Elias, clothing, 262 Third, dwl 38 Clara
Wolf Frederic, moneybroker, dwl 920 Market
Wolf Frederick, (Wolf & Unker) dwl 646 Market
Wolf George, tailor, dwl 5 Virginia
Wolf Jacob, dwl 419 Union
Wolf Jacob, glazier, dwl 1154 Folsom
Wolf Jacob, peddler, dwl 5 Trinity
WOLF J. M. & CO., Chinese employment office,
510 Pine
Wolf John, (Norcross & Co.j dwl 273 Minna
Wolf John, cook, dwl NW cor Drumm and Com
Wolf John, hairdresser, dwl 103 Prospect Place
WOLF JOHN W., produce commission, 221 Davis,
res Oakland
Wolf Joseph M., (J. M. Wolf & Co.) dwl 529 How
Wolf Lewis, dwl 1052 Folsom
Wolf Louis, compositor California Demokrat, dwl
435 Minna
Wolf Maria Miss, saleswoman, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Wolf Melanie, (widow) dwl 202 Seventh
Wolf M. T., turner, dwl 34 Haves
Wolf Pauline Miss, teacher Bush St. Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 15)2 Hyde
Wolf Peter, tinsmith, dwl 1312 Larkin
Wolf Peter, waiter Woodward's Gardens
Wolf S., clerk, dwl 12 O'Farrell
Wolf S. & Co., (Joseph H. Michel) boots and
shoes, 38 Third
Wolf Sebastian Rev., pastor St. Boniface Church,
dwl S s Tyler bet Jones and Leavenworth
Wolf Simon, (of Wolf & Levy, Antioch) office 220
California, dwl 817 Vallejo
Wolf Simon, (8. Wolf & Co.) dwl 433 Tehama
Wolf Sophia Miss, telegraph operator, dwl 202 Sev-
enth
Wolf William, dwl 534 Sixth
Wolf & Unker, (Frederick Wolf and Adam Unker)
laundry agency and bootblacking, 646 Market
Wolfarth John M., boot and shoe maker, 1213 Pac
Wolf— See Woolf
Wolfe Mrs., midwife, dwl 128 Dora
Wolfe Charles E., draftsman with James E. Wolfe
& Son, dwl 636 Stevenson
Wolfe George, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Wolfe Isnac, tailor, dwl 551 Tehama
Wolfe James E., (James E. Wolfe Jj- Bon) dwl 636
Stevenson
Wolfe James E. Jr., (James E. Wolfe 8? Bon) dwl
E s Fair Oaks bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
WOLFE JAMES E. & SON, (James E. Wolfe,
Jr.) architects, office 240 Montgomery
Wolfe Morris, tailor, NE cor Fifth and "Howard,
dwl 433 Tehama
Wolfe Moses A., (P. Schlichter & Co.) dwl 823
Mission
Wolfe Nathaniel, lieutenant U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Wolfe Peter, furniture repairer, dwl Bluxome nr
Fourth
Wolfe Robert, painter and glazier, dwl 365 Clem
Wolfe Saul, dwl 337 Eddy
Wolfe William, salesmau, 428 Kearny, dwl 31
Rausch
Wolfe— See Woolf
Wolfen Max, butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 88 California
Market, dwl 538 Jessie
Wolfender Martin, clerk with Wilcox & Gibbs S.
M. Co., dwl 317 Bush
Wolfer Laurent, bootmaker with Joseph Gutberlet,
dwl 1306 Dupont
Wolfes Gerard, with Eggers & Co.. dwl 315 Fell
Wollf August, fish, 31 San Francisco Market, dwl
931 Greenwich
Wolff Bernhard, fruits, 1328 Stockton
Wolff Emile, clerk with Pope & Talbot, dwl 571
Bryant
Wolff Gustaf A., shipcarpenter, dwl 32 Washington
Wolff Gustav, bootblack, NE cor Kearny and Clay,
dwl 421 Dupont
Wolff Isadore, clerk with D. W. Ward, dwl Fulton
bet Larkin and Polk
Wolff Jacob, laborer, dwl SE cor Mission and Nine-
teenth
Wolff Jacob, tailor, 5 Spring
Wolff Johanna, (widow) dwl 433 Minna
Wolff John, tailor, dwl 21 Dupont
Wolff Julius, bookkeeper with E.G.Lyons & Co.. dwl
Ss Shotwell bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Wolff Louis, jewelrv hoxniaker with August H.
Lochbaum, dwl 21 10 Powell
Wolff Marcus, stoves and tinware, SE cor Folsom
and First
Wolff Max, salesman, 502 Kearny, dwl 332 Ty let-
Wolff Michael, drayman, 31 Battery, dwl 423" Stev-
onson
Wolff Morris, glazier, dwl 822 Ellis
Wolff, Newman &, Co., (Simon Wolf, Joseph New-
man and Jacob Hcyman) proprietors San Fran-
cisco Shoe Factory, 511 Market
Wolff Simon, ( Woljf, Newman & Co.) dwl 1006
Larkin
Wolfinger Alice Miss, seamstress, dwl 227 Second
Wolfinger William P., cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 249 Bluxome
Wolfram George W., cabinetmaker with George B.
May & Co., dwl SW cor Pine and Dupont
Wolfram Jacob, cigarmaker with Weil & Co., dwl
E s Stockton nr Washington
Wolfrom Adam, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez &
Co., dwl 105 Jessie, rear
Wolfsen William, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wolfsohn William, (S. Caskel & Co.) dwl 208 Post
Wolgemuth Henry J., sculptor with J. F. Sharkey,
dwl Golden Gate Hotel
Wollard Isaac, bookkeeper, dwl 18 Clinton
Wolleb Edward, mining, office 512 California
Wollersen Robert, master mariner, dwl 1816 Powell
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sarvsom St., Full lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
44
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
690
SAN FRANCISCO [W] DIRECTORY.
Wollitz Frederick, baker with Schroth &. Wester-
feld, 228 Kearny
Wollitz Louis, confectioner with Saulniann & Lau-
enstein, dwl 404 Stockton
Wollitz Theodore, baker}', 1425 Dupont
Woliu Wendell, carpenter, dwl 17 John
Wolsey John, seaman, bds 32 Steuart
Wolebn Samuel, fireman 6teamer Alabama, Ala-
meda Perry
Wolst Robert, longshoreman, dwl SWcor Clay and
East
Wolters Frederick, (Wolters & Co.) dwl Ws
Brooks nr Geary
Wolters Henry, (Pntzman & Co.) dwl 420 Minna
Wolters John Mrs., (widow) dwl 7 Ritch
Wolters William, conductor Omnibus R. R.
WOLTERS&CO., (Frederick Wolters and Gus-
tave L. Page) mustard, pickles, etc, 69 Califor-
nia .Market
Wolters — See Walters
Wolz Adam, ( RoeMer & IV.) dwl 129 Jackson
WOMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE PRINTING
UNION, (incorporated) book and job printing,
424 Montgomery
Women's Co-operative Union Store, ladies', gents'
and children's furnishing goods, Mrs. Mary E.
Pendleton manageress, 28 Post
Wong Wo Lung Co., (Chinese) merchants, 707 Dup
Wood Abraham, miner, dwl 423 Bush
Wood Adam, polisher with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
722 Broadway
Wood A. G., accountant, office 210 Bat, res Alameda
Wood Andrew B., dentist, office 315 Montgomery,
res Alameda
Wood C. Miss, seamstress, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Wood Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 919 Folsom
Wood C. F., deputy collector and storekeeper Cus-
tom House, res Oakland
Wood Charles, cigars and tobacco, 70 First
Wood Charles A., paperhanger, dwl 307 Eighth
Wood Charles A., seaman ship Lookout, Rincon
Wharf
Wood Charles E. P., (S. L. Mastick & Co.) res
Port Discovery, W. T.
Wood Charles H., paperhanger with George W.
Clark
Wood Charles S., bookkeeper Fireman's Fund Ins.
Co., dwl 304 Third
Wood David, carpenter, dwl 1026 Washington
Wood E. A. Mrs., principal Tehama Street Primary
School, dwl 304 Third
Wood Edward V., salesman, 218 Montgomery, dwl
269 .Minna
Wood Ephraim, (Wood & Bro.) dwl 651 Howard
Wood Ezra R., masterstevedore, dwl 204 Francisco
Wood Frank Mrs., (widow) dwl 115 Turk
Wood Frank G., repairer Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, Brenham Place
Wood Franklin, laborer, dwl W s Alabama nr
Twenty-second
Wood Fred. B., draftsman with Charles Geddes,
dwl 1417 Sacramento
Wood George, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
34 Hayes
Wood George, foreman with Chr. Schreiber & Co,,
dwl 122 Hayes
Wood George, mate N. P. Trans. Co.'sS. S. Sena-
tor
Wood George A., (Russ, W. & Co.) dwl 13 Te-
hama
Wood George B., (Wood <$• Bro.) dwl 651 Howard
Wood George M., (George M. Wood & Co.) dwl
1503 California
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., engravers, stencil
cutters and dealers stencil stock. 312 Bush
Wood George T., butcher, dwl 257 Tehama
Wood Hannah E., (widow) dwl 1437 Pine
Wood Henry, merchant, dwl 613 Union
rny
Wood Henry F., bookkeeper with Henry Hughes,
dwl 507 Powell
Wood Henrv H., (S. F. Laundry Association) dwl
18 Geary
Wood Henry T. Mrs., physician, dwl 213 Jones
Wood H. H., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Wood H. M., carpenter H. C. League. 230 Kearny
Wood Hugh, ( Wood & Bowcher) dwl 668 Mission
Wood Israel, mattressmaker, dwl 255 Minna
Wood James, carder Pioneer WoolenFactory, dwl
Black Point
Wood James P., butcher, dwl 257 Tehama
Wood John, compositor with H. S. Crocker & Co.,
dwl cor Polk and Broadway
Wood John, machinist with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
135 Folsom
Wood John, locksmith and bellhanger,dwl 267 Clara
Wood John, seaman N. P. Trans. Co.'s S. S. Ori-
flamme
Wood John, shoemaker, 1007 Folsom
Wood John F. , manager South S. F. Refinery, dwl
805 Bush
Wood John H., mining stocks, dwl 978 Harrison
Wood John N, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Wood Joseph L., clerk with Balfour, Guthrie &
Co., 308 Sansom
Wood Joseph M., attorney at law, office 704 Mont-
gomery, dwl SW cor Vallejo and Buchanan
Wood Julia, (widow) tasselmaker, dwl 31 Second
Wood Mary, (widow) dwl 345 Beale
Wood Mary J. Miss, clerk with John F. Snow, dwl
1623 Mission
Wood Nathaniel, cooper, dwl 23 Market
WOOD PRESERVING CO., works N s Berry
bet Fourth and Fifth, office 338 Montgomery
Wood P. P., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearai
Wood Richard P. B., rigger, dwl 221 Folsom
Wood Robin W., clerk \vith I. &, A. M. Cook, dwl
22 Second
Wood Samuel, tailor, 422 Sixth, dwl N s Mission
bet Third and Fourth
Wood Samuel A., (Hobart, W. & Co. and I. M.
Wentworthdt Co.; dwl 321 Eddy
Wood Samuel N., tailor, 715 Mission
Wood Samuel P., roofer with John Kehoe, dwl 9
Ritch
Wood S. Heber, salesman with Charles Colman,
dwl 331 Montgomery
Wood Thomas, boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co., dwl 131 Turk
Wood Thomas, mate with N. P. Trans. Co., bds 238
Steuart
Wood William, clerk, dwl 257 Tehama
Wood William C, sail loft, 42 Market, dwl Town-
send bet Third and Fourth
Wood William E., examiner merchandise, Custom
House, dwl 636 Sutter
WOOD WILLIAM H., apothecary, 61 Second,
dwl 58 Natoma
Wood William H., foreman South S. F. Refinery,
dwl 805 Bush
Wood William Harrison, printer with Joseph Win-
terburn & Co., res Oakland Point
Wood <& Bowcher, (Hugh Wood and James Bow-
cher) furniture, 668 Mission
Wood &. Brother, (Ephraim and George B. Wood)
porkpackers, 12 and 14 Union Market
Woodard John, business manager Metropolitan The-
ater, dwl 116 Natoma
Woodard Silas S., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl
cor Sixteenth and Valencia
Woodbridge Alfred F., foreman Occident, dwl cor
Valencia and Twenty-third
Woodbridge S., surgeon S. S. Moses Taylor, Aus-
tralia S. S. Line
Woodbridge Sylvester Rev., pastor Howard Street
Presbyterian Church, and editor and proprietor
Ociideut, office 326 Sansom, dwl E s Howard
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO [ \\T ] DIRECTORY
691
Woodbury Enos A., bagrnaker with Union Pacific
Salt Co., dwl 9821 Harrison
Woodburv Frank C, secretary Heald's Business
College, 24 Post, dwl 1028$ Folsom
Woodbury John G., carpenter, dwl 632 Mission
Woodbury Patrick S., laborer, bds 304 Bcale
Woodcock Frank, laborer with A. Brokaw, dwl N s
Sixteenth nr Valencia
Woodcock James, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Woode James, carpenter N. P. Trans. Co's S. S.
Orizaba
Woodem Stephen, dwl 106 Dupont
Wooden William H., brickmason Fort Point
Woodhams Oscar (Woodhams & Ludlu m) dwl 719
California
WOODHAMS & LUDLUM, (Oscar Woodhams
ami Edward Ludhim ) proprietors New Orleans
and IT. S. Internal Revenue Export Bonded
Warehouses, NW cor California and Davis,
office 104 California
Woodhead Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 215 Stev-
ensou
Woodhead Thomas M., cook Industrial School
Woodhofer Malech, lauudrvman Grand Hotel
Woodhull S. D., miner, dwl 97 Fifteenth
Woodl ind Gas Co., office 304 Pine
Woodland Cornelius, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Woodleaf Henry, ( Weil & W.J res New York
Woodley William, fireman, dwl 201 Steuart
Woodley William, teamster, dwl 542 Valencia
Woodley William J., captain brig Williamantic,
pier 9 Steuart
Woodman Frank, fireman steamer Kalorama, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Woodman John, barkeeper, dwl 629 Bush
Woodman Peter R., (San Francisco Candle Co.)
dwl N s Fourteenth bet Mission and Howard
Woodman William B., mariner, dwl 225 Fourth
Woodman William C.,( San Francisco Candle Co.)
dwl 201 Taylor
Woodruff Cornelius V., dwl 13 Monroe
Woodruff Delos, special policeman, dwl 28 Ellis
Woods Miss, dressmaker, dwl 200 Stockton
Woods Adelaide Mrs., nurse, dwl 88 Everett
Woods C. A. Mrs., dwl 110 Sixth
Woods C. H., conductor City R. R.
Woods Charles C, clerk with Pacific Wood Pre-
serving Co., dwl 422 Second
Woods Charles D.. carpenter, dwl 563 Bryant
Woods David, tailor, 537 Commercial
Woods David C, inspector Custom House, dwl
1024 Folsom
Woods Edward P., engineer Australian S. S. Line,
dwl 541 First
Woods Edward P. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 541
First
Woods Francis, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Woods Frank, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
eltine
Woods Frank H., (Woods & Freeborn) dwl 913
Pine
Woods Fred N., ( Van Duzer, 17. & Co.) dwl E 8
Capp bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Woods Gabriel, packer with Ackerman Bros., dwl
1121 £ Howard
Woods George, conductor, dwl 319 Bush
Woods George, driver American Bakery, dwl 715
Pacific
Woods G. W., stockraiser, dwl 227 Second
Woods Harris, drayman, 13 Battery, dwl 1121$
Howard
WOODS I. C, business manager Pacific Wood
Preserving Co., and California Paving Co.,
office 338 Montgomery, dwl 422 Second
Woods James, janitor Industriul School
Woods James, laborer Industrial School
Woods James, peddler, dwl 731 Branuan
Woods James, shipcarpenter S. S. Orizaba, dwl 127
Harrison
Woods Peter, laborer with Pacific Wood Preserving
Co., dwl Golden Gate Hotel
Woods Preston, (Cat tin & W. J dwl 367 Jessie
Woods R., carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Woods Samuel, Major, chief paymaster dept. Gal.,
703 Market, res Oakland
Woods Samuel D., attorney-at law, office 40 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 743 Pine
Woods S. N. fancy goods. 2009 Polk
Woods Thomas, printer, dwl till Commercial
Woods Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Woods William, cabinetmaker, dwl 22 Dora
Woods William H., brickl lyer, dwl 355 Jessie
Woods William W., molder Risdon Iron Works,
dwl 2 13 Jones
WOODS & FREEBORN, (Frank H. Woods and
James Freeborn) stockbrokers, office 422 Cal
Woodside Joseph G., master mariner, dwl NE cor
Sixteenth and Shotwell
Woodside William M., shipcarpenter, dwl 311 Sev-
enth
Woodson Joseph A., attorney at law and editor Pa-
cific Law Reporter, office 607 Washington, dwl
813 Jessie
Woodsum J. Henry, shoemaker with D. W. Emer-
son & Co., dwl 318 Jessie
Woodthorpe Georgiana, (widow) dwl Ws Valencia
nr Eighteenth
Woodthorpe John W ., bookkeeper, dwl E s Capp
bet Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
Wood us John, calker with P. M. S. S. Co.
Woodward Annie Miss, furnished rooms,'532 Pine
Woodward Arthur S., clerk, dwl 408 Greenwich
Woodward Charles, clerk skating rink Woodward's
Gardens
Woodward Charles J., confectioner, dwl 505 Jones
Woodward Charles W., clerk, dwl 652 Howard
Woodward George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,
dwl Potrero Point
Woodward Isaac F., machinist, dwl 19 Verona
Place
Woodward Joseph A., dentist with James W. Win-
ter, dwl 19 Verona Place
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 MacCrellish &
Co. and William A. Wood/card dp Co.) dwl
907 Pine
Woodward William A., dentist with Max Sichel,
dwl 19 Verona Place
WOODWARD WILLIAM A. & CO., (Frederick
MacCrellish) book and job printers, 529 Cal
Woodward William H.. collection department,
Wells. Fargo & Co., dwl 652 Howard
WOODWARDS GARDENS. Robert B. Wood-
ward proprietor, N s Mission bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
Woodwortb Caroline M. Miss, dwl 506 Second
Woodworth Emily A., (widow; furnished rooms,
323i Third
Woodworth H. T., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
Woodworth James Rev., secretary California Prison
Commission, 302 Montgomery
Woodworth J. M., miner, dwl Rubs House
Woodworth M. H. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
School, dwl 44 Third
Woodworth S. E., (widow) dwl Lick House
WOODWORTH, SCHELL & GO., (Theodore L.
Schell) importers and manufacturers piano-
fortes, organs, etc., 12 Post, Masonic Temple
Woodworth Thomas, carpenter, dwl 446 Braunan
Woolf Caspar, (Wolf <$• Bro. ydwl 454 Clem
Woolf D. B.. court room clerk Municipal Criminal
Court, office 729 Montgomery, dwl J27 Kearny
Woolf George, hairdresser with Charles Sturm, dwl
264 Third
JONBS, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wares.
None but the best Photographs are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
692
SAN FRANCISCO [TV] DIRECTORY.
Wo 'It' Morris, (Wonlf & Bro.) dwl 625 Stevenson
Woolf & Bro., /Caspar and Morris WuolfJ dry
goods and clothing, 936 Dn|iont
Wooifolk Rebecca, (colored) (widow) dwl 22 Ridley
Woolford Samuel, engineer Kay View Distillery,
dwl Sixteenth Av nr H, South S. F.
Woolhouse Henry, bakery, 772 Howard
Wool! John, salesman, 117 Sanson), dwl 1312 Cal
Wooll H. L. Bliss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, dwl 1312 California
Woollev John C, copperplate printer with A. W
Sio'lt, dwl 23 Glover
Woollev Lell H., (Mead, Foster & W.) dwl 1211
Taylor
WOOLSEY E. W., general agent Security Life
Ins. Co., office -118 California, res Oakland
Woolsey Sarah L. Mrs., private boarding, 325^ Bush
Woolsey Thomas D.. inventor, dwl 325j Bush
WOOSTER DAVID, physician and surgeon U. S.
Marine Hospital, office 208 Kearny, dwl W s
Webster bet Fulton and McAllister
Wooster Henry E., planer California Planing Mill,
dwl N s Geary nr Broderick
Wooster J., dwl 424 Sansom
Wooster John B., (Wooster & Shattuck) dwl 323
Ellis
WOOSTER & SHATTUCK, (,/. B. Wooster and
D. D. Shattuck J commission merchants and
wholesale provision dealers, 317 aud 319 Front
Worcester Joseph Rev., pastor Sutter Street New
Jerusalem Church, dwl 812 Taylor
Worcester W. M., bootcutter with Buckingham &
Hecht, dwl 424 Sansom
Wordell Gershom T., shipcalker, dwl 309 Harrison
Wordeu Henry, carpenter, dwl E s Grand Avenue
nr Mission
Worden James B., delivery clerk Custom House,
dwl 1827 Stockton
Worden John B., first mate Light House Tender
Shubrick, foot Third
Wordeu Stephen, contractor, dwl W s Guerrero nr
Twenty-fonrth
Wores Jacob, laborer with Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 110 Natoma
Wores Joseph, hatter, 609 Washington, dwl SE cor
Polk aud McAllister
Worford John W., carpenter H. C. League, 230
Kearny
WORLD MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. of New
York, Nathaniel Holland agent, office 005 Clay
Worley Alfred E. T., phonographic reporter Morn-
ing Bulletin, dwl 1211 Clay
Worley Henry, hackman Russ House
Worms Charles, waiter with A. Laronche & Co..
825 Dupont
WORMSER BROTHERS. (Isaac Wormser and
M. Elias) importers and wholesale wiues and
liquors, SW cor California aud Front
Wormser Isaac, ( Wormser Bros.) dwl 123 Powell
Wormser Isidor, ( William Meyer & Co.) dwl 508
Sutter
Wormser Louis, (William Meyer & Co. J dwl 508
Sutter
Wormser Simon, ( William Meyer & Co.) res New
York
Worn George A., real estate agent, office 519 Mont-
gomery
Worn James W., salesman with Robert Sherwood,
dwl 318 Turk
Wornike Gottleib, brewer, dwl Fifth Avenue, South
S. F.
Worrall John, expresswagon SE cor Kearny aud
California, dwl Perry nr Fifth
Worrall Joseph, clerk with Samuel J. Clarke Jr.,
dwl 213 Minna
Worrell Calvin R., contractor and builder, office
226 Mont, dwl N s Seventeenth nr Sanchez
Worsdale Henry, butcher with P. M. S. S. Co..
dwl 605 Third
Worster Thomas D., salesman with Wells, Russell
& Co., dwl 540 Mission
Wort Henry, carpenter with C. P. R. R. Co., dwl
16 Tehama
Worth Charles A., dravman with Redington, Hos-
tetter & Co., dwl 5*28 O'Farrell
Worth David, waiter with John Reagan, 610 Mont
Worth Edmund, bookkeeper North America Life
Ins. Co., dwl 1 1 18 Sacramento
Worth Fanny, teacher, dwl 1714 Pacific
Worth Francis, shoemaker, dwl 8 Berry
Worth Frank, upholsterer with Plum, Bell &. Co.
Worth George F., deputy U. S. Marshal, dwl 1714
Pacific
Worth J., captain, dwl 55 Second
Worth John H., inspector Custom House, dwl 21
Bitch
Worth Mary Miss, shoefitter with Orrin Jones
Worth Sidney, medical student, dwl 1714 Pacific
Worth Sidney B., carriagepainter with Charles
Morgan, dwl 227 Second
Worth Thomas G., butcher with R. F. Bunker, 74
California Market, dwl 1435 Pacific
Worth V. M., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Worth William E., foundry man, dwl 641 Folsoni
Worth William H., machinist, dwl 413 Tehama
Worthers George, miner, dwl Meyer's Hotel
Worthingtoii William, real estate, dwl Old San
Jose Road bet Twenty-fifth aud Twenty-sixth
Worthy James, woolgrader with B. P. Flint &
Co., dwl N s Greenwich bet Sansom and Mont
Wortsmith Johu B., bakery. 1811 Polk
Wortson James, vegetables, 36 First
Wotke Julius, confectioner with Schroth & Wester-
feld, dwl SW cor Powell and Greenwich
Wotter Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 23 Sumner
Wouters Frauk, oyster saloon, SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Wozencioft Henry, student, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Wrage August, (Schusslei fy W.) dwl 326 Third
Wratten James E., freight agent Cal. Pacific aud
S. F. & N. P. R. R. Co.'s, Broadway Wharf,
dwl 2229 Jackson
Wray Jacob, butcher, 8 and 9 California Market,
dwl 18 Metcalf Place
Wraye Otto, clerk with Henry Butenop, dwl 625
Pacific
Wrba Joseph, musician, dwl 1025 Washington
Wrede August, driver Union Bakery, dwl 1216
Pacific
WREDE CORD, liquor saloon, NW cor Stenart
and Mission, dwl 417 Fremont
WREDE DIEDERICH, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Leavenworth and Jackson
Wrede Edouardt, hairdresser, 1308 Pacific, dwl
1216 Pacific
Wrede Hermann, (J. & H. Wrede) dwl 1219 Pac
Wrede J. &, EL, wood and coal, 1219 Pacific
Wrede John, (J. & H. Wrede) dwl 1216 Pacific
Wrede Julius, laborer with Henry Frauk, dwl 64
Everett
Wrede William, cigars and tobacco, 910 Market
Wreden Claus, (Martin Mangels fy Co.) dwl 624
Lombard
Wreden Henry, driver with Martin Mangels &Co.,
dwl 511 Chestnut
Wreden Martin, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Wregmaim C, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl 210 Eighth
Wreker Conrad, carpenter, dwl 502 Brannan
Wren John, wood aud coal, E s Twenty-second nr
Folsom
Wren Thomas J., broommaker with M. Zan & Co.,
dwl 148 Natoma
Wren Willian J., clerk with E. P. Enright, dwl
226 Fifth
Wreuu James, porter, 31 Battery, dwl 749 Market
Wright A. E. Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar
School, dwl Prescott House
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware aud Iron, Cor. Bush aud Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 7^2, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goo^s.
SAN FRANCISCO [ TV J DIRECTORY
693
Wright Adeline C, (widow) furnished rooms, 31
Eddy
Wright Albert, wheelwright, dwl 300 Fourth
Wright Albert D., driver N. B. & M. R. II., dwl
782 Harrison
Wright Alfred, fancy goods, 1132 Market
WRIGHT ALFRED, manufacturer veterinary and
patent, medicines, 159 New Mont, dwl 216 Stock
Wright Anson, coreruaker Fulton Fouudry, dwl 26
Clementina
Wright Arthur G., apprentice machine shop S. P.
R. R.
Wright Benjamin C, commercial editor Evening
Bulletin, dwl 2205 Fillmore
Wright Benjamin F., ( Wright & Harmon) dwl
1800 Stockton
Wright Brothers, (Mitchell and Charles W.J gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth and Stevenson
Wright Charles, baker with Gerard Muller, dwl
1503 Mission
Wright. Charles, carpenter Beale Street Planing
Mill, res Oakland
Wright Charles, dealer hides, dwl 411 Pacific
Wright Charles J. P., pilot, dwl 811 Union
Wright Charles L., driver Front St. M. & O. R. R.
Wright Charles S., (Richardson, Holland & Co.)
res Oakland
Wright Charles W., (Wright Bros.) dwl SW cor
Sixth and Stevenson
Wright Cyrus S., cigars and tobacco, Merchants'
Exchange, and bookkeeper with N. Gray, dwl
641 Sacramento
Wright Edward, carpenter, dwl 589 Market
Wright Edward D., bookkeeper Connecticut Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., dwl 1016 Larkiu
Wright Frank, upholsterer with Plum, Bell & Co.,
dwl 720 California
Wright George, waiter, dwl 228 Folsom
Wright George W., carrier Morning Call, dwl 730
Green
Wright Henry C, (Wright 8? Bowne) dwl 1410
Sacramento
Wright H. N., miuiug, office 113 Leidesdorff, res San
Rafael
Wright H. Nelson, warehouse keeper, dwl 1512
Folsom
Wright Horatio G., painter, dwl 614 Fourth
Wright James, (Lambert & W.J dwl NW cor San-
som and Pacific
Wright James, bootmaker U. W. M. Boot & Shoe
Manufacturing Co., dwl 469 Jessie
Wright James clerk, dwl 33 Geary
Wright James, cook Atlantic House, dwl 15 Val-
lejo
Wright James, drayman with James A. Brown, dwl
cor Cushman aud Sacramento
Wright James, laborer, dwl 20 Minna
Wright James, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Wright James B., carpenter and builder, dwl 730
Green
Wright James M., clerk with Charles Langley &
Co., dwl 730 Green
Wright James O., porter, 226 Bush, dwl 14 Qnincy
Wright J. O., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Wright John, (Wright & Sanders) dwl 1912 Stock
Wright John, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Wright John, pickmaker, 15 Fremont, dwl 224 Shot-
well
Wright John, seaman, dwl 238 Stenart
Wright John, seaman brig Hesperian, foot Fremont
Wright John, seaman steamer Monterey, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Wright John C, bodvmaker with Pollard & Car-
vill Manufacturing Co., dwl 33 Fifth Avenue
Wright John T., steamship agent, office 6 Merchants'
Exchange
Wright Mary, (colored) (widow) stewardess P. M.
S. S. Montana, dwl 111 Bernard
Wright Mary J. Mrs., dwl 207 Minna
Wright Mitchell/ Wright Bros.) dwl SW cor Sixth
and Stevenson
Wright N. L., commission merchant, dwl Brooklyn
Hotel
Wright Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dwl 26 Clinton
Wright Peter, fireman Moses Taylor, Australia S.
S. Line
Wright Peter, seaman, dwl 133 Folsom
Wright Robert, dwl 28 Turk
Wright Robert, dwl 1 1 Grand Avenue
Wright Robert T., dwl S s Lombard nr Fillmore
Wright Seidell S., (Wright & Nonrse) dwl 817
Lombard
Wright Stuart S., clerk with Wright & Nourse, dwl
817 Lombard
Wright Thomas, captain, dwl 920 Washington
Wright Thomas, collector, dwl 511 Pine
Wright William, (Jacobs & W.J dwl 1215 Union
Wright William, clerk, dwl 281 Minna
Wright William, contractor, dwl 2209 Larkin
Wright William, liquors, NW cor Marketaud Haight,
dwl 15 Rose
Wright William, miner, dwl 629 Vallejo
Wright William, U. S. bargeman, dwl 1215 Union
Wright William E., carpenter, dwl 34 Hayes
Wright, William J., bookkeeper with Christ; &
Wise, dwl 1510 Folsom
Wright William J., bookkeeper with John Kentlicld
& Co.. dwl Nucleus House
Wright William K., clerk with David McKay, dwl
SE cor Fourth and Minna
Wright William S.. sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 160 Tehama
Wright W. K., mechanic, bds 333 Bush
Wright W. S. Mrs., Mac's Rheumatic Plaster, 160
Tehama
WRIGHT & BOWNE, (Henry C. Wright and
William S. Boicne) shipchandlers aud ship-
stores, 54 and 56 Steuait
Wright & Harmon, (Benjamin F. Wright, and Hen-
ry Harmon) merchant tailors, 533 California
WRIGHT & NOURSE, Selden S. Wright and
George A. Nourse) attorneys aiid counselors-at-
law, office 306 Pine
Wright & Sanders, (John Wright and George 11.
Sanders) architects, office 418 California
Wright's Hotel, David T. Griffiths, proptr,218 IMwy
Wrightson Henry, laborer with Charles Sutton Jr.,
34 California
Wrin Michael J., (Freeman & TFJdwl Fair Avenue
nr California Av, Bernal Ilights
Wrobioff H.. laborer Spring Valley Waler Works
Wubben George H., proptr Teutorna Restaurant and
lodgings, 639 Pacific, dwl W s Guerrero bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Wuest William F., waiter, dwl 136 First
Wuestefeld Conrad, upholsterer with Henry Frank,
dwl 64 Everett
Wuhrman Christiana, (widow) dwl SE cor Sixth
and Harrison
Wulbern Claus, (Louis Matthias Sj- Co.) dwl 1525
Dupont
Wulbern John, groceries and. liquors, SW cor Hyde
and Jackson
Wulf Henry, (Leh £ W.) dwl 21 Hinckley
Wultf Adolph, elk with G. Moenning, dwl 137 Third
Wul 11' Andrew, mate schooner Staghound, 27 Market
Wultf Francis M., cigarmaker, dwl 20 Russ
Wulff Hans, tailor, 429 Pacific
Wultf Henry, tanner, dwl San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Wultf Peter, laborer Beale Street Warehouse
Wullfing Charles, waiter, dwl 218 Second
Wulst Robert, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Wulzen Alfred H., photographer with C. E. Wat-
kins, dwl 26 Montgomery
Wulzen Dietrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol-
som and Ninth
Wulzen Frederick H., dwl 1242 Folsom
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 118 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
694
AN FRANCISCO [ Y j DIRECTORY
Wunderer Andrens, confectioner, 1233 Stockton
Wunderlich August, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Wunde'rlich John, yardman S. F. Stock Brewery,
dwl 2-208 Mason
Wunderlieh Reynold, musician, dwl 710 Vallejo
Wunderlin Stephen, barkeeper with N. A. Lee, 815
Clay
Wanning Frederick, clerk with Ernest Hoger, dwl
820 Buttery
Wunsch M. & Co., (Theodor Kirchhojf) watches
and jewelry, 523 Kearny
Wunsch Marcus, (J/. Wunsch & Go.) dwl 523 Kearny
Wurkheim Max, importer cloths, 22 Sausom, dwl
508 Leavenworth
Wurkheim Morris, cloaks and shawls, etc., 20 Mont-
gomery, dwl 119 Stockton
Wurzburger Max, bookkeeper, 1 Sutter, dwl 426
Eddy
Wurtzburger Michael, clerk, dwl 304 Beale
Wusmapn John, clerk with Henry Tietjeu
Wust John, combroaker, dwl 730 Natoma, rear
Wustefeld Hermann, shoemaker with Uhl Bros.,
dwl 24 Sixth
Wustenberg Henry, cooper Albany Brewery, dwl
222 Jessie
Wnsterfeld Joseph, cigarmaker with William Seidel,
dwl 254 Stevenson
Wustoff William, lile manufacturer, dwl Solano bet
Tennessee and Minnesota
Wuth Gustavus F. G., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Fifteenth and Minna
Wutherich Charles, porter Swiss Hotel, dwl 627
Commercial
Wuthrich John, butcher, 329 Geary
Wyatt Kate, (widow) dwl 1017 Powell
Wyatt Thomas, stairbuilder, dwl W s Valencia bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Wvbaillie Alexis H., shoemaker with F. X. Kast,
" dwl 7Belden
Wyble Benjamin, with Ladies' Protection and Re-
lief Society, Franklin bet Post and Geary
Wyckotf James P., lireman steamer No. 2, S. F. F.
D., dwl 412 Bush
Wylie Annie, (widow) dwl 731 Broadway
Wylie Fannie M., furnished rooms, 826 Howard
Wylie George E., porter, 212 California, dwl 724
Market
Wylie John, brakeman S.P.R.R.
Wyman Benjamin H., purser P.M.S.S.Co.,res Oak-
land
Wyman Charles, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Geis-
haker, dwl 20 Minna
Wyman Freeman, painter, dwl 741 Market
Wyman H., dwl 421 Sansom
Wyman Joan, (widow) dwl Es Valencia bet Twen-
ty-lifth and Twenty-sixth
Wyman John A., cabinetmaker with Goodwin &
Co., dwl SMedan Place
Wyman J. P., carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Wynanta Major, dwl Greenwich nr Pierce
Wynants Peter, miner, dwl SE cor Jackson and
Octavia
Wyncoop Joseph, cigar manufacturer, dwl 1316
Dupont
Wyndhain Arthur C, compositor Stock Report, dwl
N W cor Filbert and Jones
Wyndhain James C, compositor with M.Weiss, dwl
227 Second
Wyndhain Robert, printer, dwl 227 Second
Wyndham William, printer, dwl 227 Second
Wyneken Ernest, (Tow'nsend & W.) dwl 117
Stockton
Wynkoop George C, cigar manufacturer, 536 Val-
lejo
Wynn William, machiuist Union Iron Works, dwl
407 Laikin
Wynn — See Winn
Wynne Frank, cooper, dwl 129 Jackson
Wynne John L., laborer, dwl 3 Howard Court
Wynne Nicholas, ( Wynne, Lowth & Co.) dwl 316
Fourth
Wynne Nicholas, newspaper depot, Grand Hotel,
dwl 427 Stevenson
Wynne Peter, cooper with Lawrence Felvey, dwl
127 Jackson
Wynne William, groceries and liquors, 316 Fourth
Wynne, Lowth & Co., (Nicholas Wynne, John
Louth and William. Halpin) dry goods, 706
Market and 9 Geary
Wyntzens Frank, iron shutter maker, dwl 1129 Fil-
bert
Yablonsky John, meterman S. F. Gas Co., dwl 247
Stevenson
Yablonsky Lawrence, meterman S. F. Gas Co., dwl
24/ Stevenson
Yablonsky Mier, news vender, dwl 1422 Washington
Yaeger Henry, bakery, 1523 Mission
Yagel Charles, bookkeeper with Ferdinand Koenig,
dwl 622 Pacific
Yale Charles G., editor with Dewey & Co., dwl 613
Howard
Yale Frances L., (widow) dwl 613 Howard
Yale Jeremiah S., salesman with Tubbs & Co., res
Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Yale JohnC., salesman City of Paris, dwl 219
Powell
YALE LOCK MANUFACTURING CO., O. V.
Gerzabek agent, 563 Market
YANG-TZE" INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
( Shanphne) Macondray & Co. agents, office
206 Sansom
Yanke Richard L., musician, dwl 915 Pacific
Yankee Block, SW cor Front and Pine
Yante H., captain sloop C. L. Place, Commercial
Street Wharf
Yates A., mate ship Isaac Jeanes, pier 17 Steuart
Yates Charles M., ( Yates & Co.) dwl 1631 Miss
Yates G. C. & Co., wood and coal yard, 531 Pine
Yates G. Clement, (G. C. Yates 'Sf Co.j dwl 502
Powell
Yates George E., chief engineer with P.M.S.S. Co.
Yates John D., wines and liquors, SE cor Commer-
cial and LeidesdortT, dwl 434 California
Yates Joseph, expresswagon, cor Howard and Fol-
som, dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Yates Mary J., (widow) dwl 1421 Pacific
Yates Matilda H., (widow) furnished rooms, 504
Powell
Yates Robert H, machinist, 413 Jackson, dwl 716
Mission
Yates William, cook, dwl 921 Washington
Yates William, fireman, dwl SWcor Broadway and
Davis
Yates William H., (Bullard& Co.) dwl 1327 Sac
Yates & Co., (Charles M. Yates) safety lamps and
lamp stock, 627 Kearny
Yeagel John, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl
cor Octavia and Fulton
Yeager Joseph, firemarshal policeman, dwl 746
Minna
Yeager Thomas T., umbrella and parasol maker,
5 Stockton
Yeaton Oliver C, Riggers' and Stevedores' Associ-
ation, 429 Pacific
Yeazell Andrew H., bookkeeper with George Hus-
ton & Co., dwl 205 Seventh
Yee Chi Lung & Co., (Chinese) drugs and medi-
cines, 810 Dupont
Yehl Abraham, market, 620 Hyde, dwl SE corllyde
and Geary
Yelland John, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Yellant Joseph, blacksmith with Calvin Nutting &.
Son, dwl 29 First
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market..
C P. VAST SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO [YJ D I K.E C T 0 R Y
695
Yellett A., dwl What Cheer House
Yellott William, barkeeper with Thomas W. Bren-
nan, dwl N s Union nr Kearny
Yelverton Charles F., clerk with John F. Kessing,
dwl 228 Bush
Yeo William H., cutter with John Sullivan, dwl
S s Pine bet Kearny and Montgomery
Yeomans Charles, barkeeper, dwl 717 Ellis
Yerkes Joseph, auctioneer and commission mer-
chant, 128 Kearny, dwl 229 Kearny
Yerworth Edward, printer Alta California, dwl 8
Harlan Place
Yet Gee, (Chinese) tailor, 716 Jackson
Yet Kee, (Chinese] tinware, 913 Dupont
Yik Lung & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers,
425 Commercial
Yin Sing & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 734 Sac
Yoell Eveline, (widow) dressmaker with Mary
Meagher, dwl 765 Mission
Yoke Kee, (Chinese) carver and painter, 719 Sac
Yolo Mills, H. W. Gray &Co., proprietors, SE cor
Market and Beale
Yonston August, carpenter with Hancock & Kelso
Yontz John, dwl 1022 Larkin
Yontz John R., operator Western Union Telegraph,
dwl 1022 Larkin
Yorba Pancho, laborer, bds 304 Benle
Yore John B., bootmaker with Mason & Tavlor,
dwl 1019 Market
York C. A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
York Frederick, longshoreman with Charles E.Has-
eltine
York George, stevedore, dwl 13Freelon
York John, cooper, dwl 454 Jessie
York William R., house and signpainter, 312 Minna
Yorke John S., carver and gilder, 437 Brannan,
dwl 32 Rausch
Yosemite Consolidated M. Co., (Lander Co.Nev.J
office 2S Merchants' Exchange
Yosemite House, Dennis Murphy proprietor, 34
Minna
Yost Bridget, (widow) furnished rooms, 54 Everett
YOST DANIEL Z., private secretary with Leland
Stanford, dwl 113 Eddy
Yost Henry, trunkniaker with H. Behreudt & Co.,
dwl 446 Brannan
YOST JOHN D., (H. S. Crocker & Co.) dwl 828
Folsom
Yot Hop & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 823 Dupont
Youn Sing & Co., manufacturer cigars, 916 Kearny
Young Adelbert M., plasterer with Jennings & Gar-
field, dwl 210 Minna
Young Alexander, foreman packers with Cutting &
Co., dwl 518 Seventh
Young Alexander, porter, 35 Battery, dwl 671 Har
Young Andrew, waiter with Johnson &. Co., .-dwl
51 Fifth
Young Anton, manager with Henry Scott, EsNinth
bet Folsom and Harrison
Young August, porter, dwl 710 Kearny
YOUNG CARRIE F. MRS., editress Pacific Jour-
nal of Health, office 403 Sansotn, dwl 1904 Dup
Young Charles, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Young Charles, seaman, dwl 509 Davis
Young Charles B., engraver with Charles Lemme,
dwl W s Mission bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Young Charles L., laborer with J. Martenstein «fe
Co., dwl Es Hyde bet Washington and Clay
Young Conrad, proprietor San Francisco Dairy, dwl
1215 Dupont
Young Edward, (J. Schivegerle # Co.) dwl 549
Fourth
Young Edward J., druggist with J. C. Nichols &
Co., dwl 629 Clay
Young Elisha, engineer steamer Idaho, N. P.
Trans. Co., dwl "421 Fourth
Young Fanny Miss, actress Metropolitan Theater,
dwl 811 Market
Young Fred., painter, dwl 110 Dupont
Young George, miner, dwl 21 Stevenson
Young George A., cashier Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
New Fork, dwl 1904 Broadway
Young George H., carpenter, dwl Twenty-sixth nr
Valencia
Young George W., molder with John G. Us, dwl
720 Tehama
Young Henry C. /Herrmann, Neis $• Co.) dwl 52
Fifth
Young Henry J., conductor, dwl 710J Taylor
Young James, dwl 517 Mission
Young James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
537 Minna
Young James, cabinetmaker with John M. Stock,
man, dwl 650 Howard
Young James, (colored) porter, 26 Post, dwl 606
Powell
Young James, spooler Pioneer Woolen Mills
Young James A., marbleworker with John Daniel
& Co., dwl 518 Seventh
Young James R. Rev., (colored) pastor Third Bap-
tist Church, dwl 518 Powell, rear
Young J. C, medical institute, 618 Sacramento
Young John, dwl 519 Sacramento
Young John, cook, dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Young John, (colored) cook, dwl Hill Prospect PI
Young John, saddler, dwl N s Eighteenth Avenue
nr R, South S. F.
Young John, salesman with C. Sullivan & Co., dwl
215 Minna
Young John, seaman, dwl 423 East
Young John W., dwl 1912 Tavlor
YOUNG JOSEPH, apothecary, 1116 Folsom
Young Lewis, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Associ-
ation, 234 Sutter
Young Louis, calker, dwl 47 Natoma
Young Louis, butcher with Henry J.Boese, SE cor
Davis and Clark
Young Men's Christian Association, rooms N a Sut-
ter bet Kearny and Dupont
Young Michael, longshoreman with Charles E. Has-
seltine, dwl 411 Bryant
Young Michael, pressman Stock Report, dwl W s
First bet Howard and Mission
Young Michael, ( Finger, Y. & Co.) dwl S s Ser-
pentine Avenue nr Folsom
Young Montgomery V., cook City Front House,
625 Davis
Young Nahuin E., cooper S. F. & P. Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl 720 Tehama
Young Peter, laborer Bank Exchange, dwl 105
Montgomery Block
Young Philip, butcher, dwl 16 Hinckley
Young Richard, foreman Phoenix Iron Works, dwl
431 Fifth
Young Richard Sharp, physician, dwl SW cor
Washington and Sansom
Young Robert, sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore& Co.,
dwl SE cor Second and Natoma
Young Samuel, cabinetmaker with George 0.
Whitney & Co., dwl 405 Union
Young Sarah Miss, housekeeper, dwl 727 Broadway,
rear
Young Thomas, (Theodore H. Allen & Co.) dwl
1816 Dupont
Young Thomas, (Young <fc Paxxon) dwl 629 Sutter
Young Thomas M., clerk, dwl 209 Kearny
Young WT alter, teller Bank British Columbia, dwl
1113 Sutter
Young Wesley, solicitor, dwl 215 Stevenson
Young William A., carpenter, dwl W s Twenty-
third nr Valencia
Young William G.,boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore
& Co., dwl 20 Ellis
Young William M., driver with Z. W. Moore, dwl
314 Bush
YOUNG WILLIAM J.,M.D., editor Pacific Jour-
nal of Health, office 403 Sansom, dwl 1901
Dupont
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Full Assortment of Pipes and Stems.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to WATKIU'S', 23 Montg. St.
696
SAN FRANCISCO [Z] DIRECTORY
Young William B.. carpenter, dwl S b Twenty-third
in- Potxero Avenue
Young Wo Tong & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 733
Commercial
Young & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 709
Dnpont
YOUNG & PAXSON, ( Thomas Young and
.Joseph S. PaxsonJ real estate agents, office 4:24
Montgomery
Youugberg John E., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue,
dwl 1113 Folsom
Youngelaus John D., boots and shoes, 335 Sutter,
dwl 25 Morton
Younger Alexander J., surgeon steamer Nebraska,
Australia S. S. Line
Younger Alexander T., cabinetmaker, dwl 316 Green
Younger William J., dentist, office 315 Montgom-
ery, res Oakland
Yonngman George, (Brown & Y.J dwl 2 Zoe
Younirquvert Samuel, boatman, dwl 30 Frederick
Youngworth Charles, restaurant and bakery, 112
Kearny, dwl 420 Post
Youst Herman, carpenter, dwl 001 Brannan
Yow Lam, (Chinese) physician, 624 Jackson
Yras Edward, waiter, dwl SW cor Dnp and Bdwy
Yslas Florence, manufacturer printer's rollers, 516
Commercial, dwl SE cor Powell and Green
Yn Chung, (Cliinese) tailor, 818 Dnpont
Yu Wo & Co., (Chinese) clothing, 717 Dnpont
Yu Yuen, Chiug Kee & Co., (Chinese) merchants,
730 Sacramento
Yuen Chong, (Chinese) shoe manufacturer, 727 Sac
Yuen Fong, (Chinese) restaurant. 710 Jackson
Yuill James, furniture, 4 Fourth, dwl 807 Market
Yule Gravel M. Co., (Michigan BlvJsJ office 302
Montgomery
Yun Gee, (Chinese) physician, office and dwl 615*
Jackson
Yun Kee, (Chinese) provisions, 711 Sacramento
Yung Adolph, tailor, dwl 547 Mission
Yung Christopher, dwl 532 Broadway
Yang Michael, clerk with Otto Brandt & Co., dwl
NE cor Market and Mason
Yung Nicholas, (Masses, & Y.J dwl 1203 Sac
Yung William, (Jacob Gingg & Co.) dwl 705 Val-
lejo
Ynngblot August, (A. Yungblot & Co.) dwl 500
Sixth
Ynngblot August & Co., (John RemierJ cabinet-
makers, 500 Sixth
Yust Anton, carpenter, dwl 527 Filbert
Zaan H., tanner, dwl 129 Jackson
Zabaldano Alessandro, superintendent Italian Hos-
pital
Zabnskie Ada, (widow) furnished rooms, 765 How
Zabriskie Jacob H., law copyist, dwl 211 Tehama
ZABRISKIE JAMES C, a'ttorney-at-law, office 33
Exchange Building, dwl 1107 Stockton
Zacharias Henry, watches, diamonds, jewelry,
clocks, etc., 534 Kearny, dwl 929 Sutter
Zacharias Horace, glazier California Planing Mill,
dwl 458 Minna
Zacharias Ismar, (Zacharias, Shirek & Co. J dwl
506 Leavenworth
Zacharias Marcus, watchmaker with Henry M.
Lewis, dwl 506 Leavenworth
Zacharias Morris, painter and glazier, dwl 458 Min
Zacharias N., laundrvman with S. F. Laundry As-
sociation, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Turk"
Zacharias Saling, watchmaker with Leon Mayer,
dwl 537 Post
Zacharias. Shirek & Co., ( Ismar Zacharias, Adolph
Shirek and Solomon Weide.nrich) shirt manu-
facturers, 20 Sansom
Zach u-ias Zacharias, salesman, 534 Kearny, dwl 929
Sutter
Zachrisson Charles, porter Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, dwl 314 Folsom
Zack G. G. C, watchmaker, dwl 607 Turk
Zadig Herman, salesman with Lazard Freres, dwl
234 Tyler
Zadig Philip, insurance broker, and local agent Mer-
chants' Mutual Marine Insurance Co., office 406
California, dwl 315| Third
Zaffe Pierre, carpenter with P. M. S. S. Co.
Zaffy John C, laborer, dwl 29 First
Zalm Adam, hairdresser Sanitarium Paths, 1310 Pow
Zahn Andrew, (Raabe <fc Z.) dwl W s Railroad
Avenue bet Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Zahn Charles, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
dwl Iowa, Potrero
Zahn Ernest, bookeeper with Alfred Borel & Co.,
dwl 828 Washington
ZAHN HENRY, groceries and liquors, 823 Vallejo
Zahn Louis, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl SW cor
Jackson and Montgomery
Zamniit Antoine, poultry dealer, dwl 22 Miss, rear
Zammitt J. A., laborer, dwl Fourteenth Avenue nr
Railroad Avenue
Zamorisca Jose, dwl 636 Green
Z in M. & Co., broom manufacturers. 14 Drumm
Zan Marino, (M Zan & Co.j dwl 622| Minna
Zander Henry D., carriagemaker with Kimball
Manufacturing Co., dwl 1107 Post
Zander John, hairdresser, dwl 425 Clementina
Zander L. T., auditing department Wijlls, Fargo &
Co.'s fast freight office, dwl 1433 Pine
Zane Edmund P.,' collector S. F. Gas Co., dwl 829
O'Farrell
Zange Emil, (Zange & Co.) dwl NW cor Folsom
and Eighth
Zange & Co., (Fmil Zawre and Francis Wilker)
groceries and liquors. NW cor Fol and Eighth
Zanoni Giacomo, (Morganti & Z.I dwl 716 Pacific
Zanoni L., tailor, S s Hinckley nr Dnpont
Zarevich Nicholas, cook, dwl SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Zearing Jacob, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Zech Frederick, pianomaker with Jacob Zech, dwl
19 Randall Place
Zech Jacob, pianoforte manufacturer ,office 203 Mont-
gomery, factory 211 and 213 Ninth, dwl 211
Ninth
Zecher Henrv, cabinetmaker with W. J. T. Palmer
& Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Zeehandelaar A., secretary California Labor Em-
ployment Exchange, office 637 Clay, dwl cor
Sixth and Jessie
Zeglio David, marbleworks, 807 Market, dwl SW
cor Wolfe and Isabel, Bernal Hights
Zeh Gottlieb, market, E s Market nr Van Ness Ay
Zeh John, (Zeh & WrlJJ JwJ 21 Hinckley
Zeh Louis, market, SE cor Dnpont and Union, dwl
417 Union
Zeh Theodore, Fulton Market. SE cor Stockton and
Washington, dwl 417 Union
Zeh & Wulf, (John Zeh and Henry Wvlf) grocer-
ies, 21 Hinckley
Zehender George, varnisher with N. P. Cole & Co.,
dwl 1 Chatham Place
Zehfuss Frederick W., carpenter and cabinetmaker,
804 Mission, dwl 710 Clementina
Zehn Henry, carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Zebu Henry, seaman, dwl till Commercial
Zeiche August, shoemaker, dwl Hotel Rhein
Zeiger John, wheelwright with A. Folsom, dwl 137
Montgomery
Zeiglmayer Ferdinand, billiardtable maker with
Jacob Strahle. dwl 422 Stevenson
Zeiher Frederick W., butcher with John C. Moritz,
dwl NW cor Powell and Filhert
ZEILE CHARLES D., druggist aud apothecary,
528 Pacific
Zeile Frederick, physician, and proprietor Russian
and Turkish Baths, 524-528 Pacific
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO [ X DIRECTORY.
697
Zeile John, proprietor Pacific Flour Mills, 506 and
508 Pacific, dwl 807 Jackson
Zeile Robert, foreman Pacific Flour Mills, dwl 719
Broadway
Zeis John, shoemaker with Heury Hinders, dwl 4
Delane Court
Zeisberg Franz, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger &
Co., dwl 618 Green
Zeiss Henry A., market, 131 Post
Zeitfuchs Edward, engraver with C. Lemme, dwl
317 Minna
Zeitska Bertha Mrs., principal Young Ladies' Insti-
tute, 55 and 5ii South Park
Zeitska Henry, merchant tailor, 610 Clay, dwl 55
South Park
Zekind & Co., (Alexander I. Zekind and Charles
Kolman) cigars and tobacco, SE cor Mongom-
ery and Clay
Zekind Alexander I., (Zekind & Co. J dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Zell George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Zeller Albeit, goldbeater with G. W. Rogers, dwl
1 Scott
Zeller Joseph, salesman, 122 Kearny, dwl 1105
Powell
Zeller Michael, pressman with Francis & Valentine,
dwl 23 Scott
Zellerbach Anthonv, stationer, dwl 535 J O'Farrell
Zelner William, druggist, dwl 307 O'Farrell
Zemansky Samuel, millinery, 210 Sixth
Zenovich Luca, wines aud liquors, NE cor Post and
Jones
Zenovich Peter, barkeeper, dwl NE cor Post and
Jones
Zentmayer Wilhelmhia Miss, milliner with Mrs.
R. Riordan, dwl S s Miss bet Third and Fourth
Zephyr Louis, mastermariner, dwl 332 Seventh
Zerman Emanuel, civil engineer, office room 40,
Merchants' Exchange, dwl 927 Howard
Zerman J. Ashley, eigarmaker, dwl 214 Brannau
Zerse Joseph, carpenter, dwl W s York nr Twenty-
third
Zesca Frederick, jeweler with Hubash & Klutz, dwl
130 Geary
Zett Frederick, barnessmaker with Stone & Hay-
dan, dwl 4 Gardner Alley
Zewar Frederick, tinsmith with J. Armstrong, dwl
1015 Market
Ziegelmeyer Anthony, groceries and liquors, 500
Sixth
ZIEGENBEIN JOHN & CO., (Frederick H. Ham-
mer) produce commission, 201 and 203 Davis
Ziegenbein John, (John Ziegenbein & Co.) res
Oakland
Ziegenfuss Thomas H, sawsmith with N. W.
Spaulding, dwl 323g Third
Ziegenheit Heinrieh, packer with Emil Frese, dwl
31 Park Avenue
Ziegenhirt Louis, papercarrier, dwl 419 Hyde
Zieglemayer Ferdinand, billiardtable maker with
J. Strahle & Co.. dwl 422 Stevenson
Ziegler Edward, barkeeper with Jacob Hildebrandt,
dwl 1113 Dupont
Ziegler J. L., housemoving, dwl 1019 Mission
Ziegler Joseph, laborer, dwl 225 Folsom
ZIEL, BERTHEAU &. CO., (Henry Balzer) im-
porters and commission merchants, 122 Cal
Zierenberg George, (Zierenberg & Statner ) dwl 717
Folsom
ZIERENBERG & STAMER, f George Zierenberg
and Julius Stamer) groceries anil liquors, SE
cor Ritch and Folsom
Ziea Louis, with Charles Hook, dwl SW cor Mason
and Union
ZiglerJ. G., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Zihn A., carpenter H. C. League, 230 Kearny
Zikel John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl N s
Shasta nr Illinois
Zimmer Charles K., butcher, dwl 1007 Mission
Zimmer Christopher, expresswagon, cor Dnpout and
O'Farrell, dwl cor Twenty sixth and Bartiett
Zimmer Ernst, musical director Bella Union
Zimmer Jacob, tailor, dwl 18 Sonora
Zimmer John, broommaker with Van Laak «fc Gil-
lespie, dwl cor Twenty -sixth and Bartiett "
Zimmer William, carpenter with F. Korbel & Bros.,
dwl Montgomery House
Zimmerman Albert, shoemaker with D. W. Emer-
son & Co., dwl 148 Third
Zimmerman Andrew, musician steamer Chiu-du-
Wan, res Sacramento
Zimmerman Christopher, cabinetmaker with N. P.
Cole & Co., dwl 145 Silver
Zimmerman C. W., second engineer steamer Chin-
du-Wan, res Sacramento
Zimmerman Gustavus A., painter, dwl 256 Third
Zimmerman Henry, (Silver berg & Z.J dwl Elev-
enth Avenue
Zimmerman John, butcher, dwl NW cor Thirteenth
Avenue and P, South S. F.
Zimmerman John, machinist, dwl 338 Bush
Zimmerman J. P., captain steamer Chin-da- Wan,
res Sacrament)
Zimmerman Peter, laborer, dwl 250 Fourth
Zimmerman Susannah, (widow) dwl 1107 Howard
Zimmerman William, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School
Zimmermann Alois, painter, dwl 728 Market
Zimmermann H., laborer, dwl 22 Turk
Zimmermann H, laborer California Sugar Refin-
ery, dwl cor Eighth and Brannan
Zimmermann P. R.," machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 325 Bush
Zimmermanu Reinhardt, cook Swiss Hotel, dwl
627 Commercial
Zimmermann Simon, (Richard Carnell & Co.) dwl
Harlan Place
Ziukeisen Arthur, oculist and aurist, office aud dwl
646 Market
Zinn Henry, (Thnrnaner & Z.) dwl 1009 Post
Zinn Sigmund, salesman, 119 Battery, dwl 132 Nat
Ziunamon Abraham, ( Zinnamon & Risky J dwl 464
Tehama
Ziunamon & Risley, (Abraham Zinnamon and
Arthur A. Risley) merchant tailors, 413 Pine
Zinuen Joseph, musician, dwl 1025 Washington
Ziuus Christian, cutter with G. Forrest Walter &
Co., dwl 4 Telegraph Place
Zinns Louis A., stockbroker, office 414 California,
dwl Telegraph Place
Ziska C, jeweler, bds25 Morton
Zissig Charles, dry goods, 802 Kearny, dwl 504 Val-
lejo
Zobel Jacob, capmanufacturer, 125 Sansom, dwl
921 Howard
Zocchi Denis, fruits, 1303 Dupont
Zoel Marie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater, dwl
920 Montgomery
Zoller John, ( Zoller & Nobman) dwl 980 Harrison
Zoller Mary, (widow) dwl 412 Octavia
Zoller & Nobman, (John Zoller and Frederick
Nobman) Harrison St. Bakery, 980 Harrison
Zolezzi Nicola, clerk with Stempelmaun &. Co., dwl
623 Pacific
Zollner Augusta, (widow) dwl 2017^ Taylor
Zollner Carl, mathematical insirumentmaker with
Carl Kahsskopff, dwl 228 Bush
Zollver Mary, (widow) dwl 766 Howard
Zowalsky Thomas, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co.,
dwl Page nr Hayes
Zrmau John, dwl 128 Second
Zschiesche Christian, shoemaker, 1422 Dupont
Zschiesehe Edward, (J. B. Golly & Co., and Went-
zel, Hurfner, Golly & Co.) dwl 111 Post
Zuberbuehler John C, milkman with E. H. Knight,
dwl 2221 Greenwich
Zuckermann Isidore, clerk with H. P. Wakelee,
dwl 424 Clementina
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosiers:-
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
698
SAN FRANCISCO ' Z \ DIRECTORY
Zoekermann Jacob, watchmaker, dwl 424 Clem-
entina
Zufelt William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Zngarramnndi Caspar, cigarmaker with C. C. Diez,
411 Sacramento
Zulowitz Mark*, cook with Fletcher & Bellmer,
dwl SE cor Sacramento and Druium
Zundel Robert, confectioner with Edward New-
man
Zutt Adolph, clerk with Mans & Stande, dwl 815
Pacific
Zwahler Alexandrine Madame, teacher French, dwl
1414 Stockton
Zweybruck Fred., cigarpeddler, dwl NW cor La-
guna and Fell
Zwick Charles, manufacturer extract coffee, dwl
W s Nevada bet Folsom and Harrison
Zwicker Elizabeth, nurse, dwl 1015 Market
Zwicker Frederick, laborer, dwl 1015 Market
Zwicky Gabriel, bookkeeper with Hentsch &
Berton, dwl 923 Washington
Zwieg Herman, tinsmith, dwl 728 Market
Zwieg Herman, South Park Malt House, N s Bran-
nan bet Fifth and Sixth
Zwieg Louis, tinsmith with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
728 Market
JAME& @, STEELE & CO,
MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING
Beg leave to inform the medical profession and the trade that they have increased their
facilities and are now prepared to make in any quantity various
OFFICINAL AND NON-OFFICINAL PREPARATIONS,
SUCH AS
Elixirs, Fluid Extracts, Syrups, Tinctures, Ointments, Mineral Waters, Pills
and Pill Masses, Troches, Tooth Washes and Powders,
Plasters Spread and in Rolls, etc.
Messrs. Steele & Co. import from Eastern and European markets, and keep constantly in stock,
Rare Chemicals, Selected Drugs, Pure Essential Oils, English Extracts, and the various proprietary
articles, both American and Foreign, and by continually renewing their stock, present to the notice
of the trade, an assortment of pure and fresh articles not to be found in ordinary stores.
Messrs. Steele & Co. make a specialty of manufacturing Mineral Waters, to which the attention
of Physicians is invited. These waters are identical in composition with those produced at the
Springs, possessing their usual saline qualities, have a lively effervescence, and are quite agreeable
to the taste. Constantly on hand Vichy, Kissengen, Seltzer and Carlsbad Waters, for sale by the
bottle and by the dozen.
Physicians and others at a distance ordering goods from us can depend upon having their orders
filled with the same regard to quality and price, as though obtained in person, and we feel confident
of giving satisfaction in every case.
as*
G* Steel© m Co
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CHEMISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
521 Montgomery Street,
Between Clay and Commercial, San Francisco.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
PUBLIC BTTIILIDinxrG-S.
Alms House, San Miguel or Mission Ocean House
Road, 6 miles from City Hall
City Hall, E s Kearny between Merchant and Wash
City Hall (New), junction Market and Larkin
County Hospital, SW cor Stockton and Francisco
County Jail. N s Broadway bet Kearny and Dup
Custom House, NW cor Washington and Battery
Hall of Records, SE cor Kearny and Washington
Industrial School, Old San Jose Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Post-office. NW cor Washington and Battery
United States Appraiser's Store, SW cor Battery
and Jackson
United States Branch Mint, N s Commercial nr
Montgomery
United States Branch Mint (New) , NW cor Mission
and Fifth
United States Marine Hospital, Harrison nr Spear
btj i l id i :xr C3-S .
Alhambra Building, 325 Bush
Alta California Building, 529 California
Apel's Building, -110 Kearny
Armory Hall Building, NE cor Mont and Sac
Athensenm Building, SE cor California and Mont
Bancroft's Building, 721-725 Market
Bank California Building, NW cor Cal and Sansom
Bee Hive Building. NE cor Washington and Dup
Bella Union Building, W s Kearny nr Washington
Berghauser'e Building, W s Kearny bet Jackson
and Pacific
Bernis' Building, 626 California
Blnmenberg's Building, SW cor Pine and Sansom
Bofer's Building, SW cor California and Kearny
Bolton & Barron's Building, NW cor Montgomery
and Merchant
Bradbury Building. 52 Second
Brittan's Building", SW cor California and Davis
Brogan's Building, E s Third bet Howard and
Clementina
Callahan's Building, W s Dupont bet Clay and
Washington
Capital Building, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Change House, (Stevenson's Building) SW cor
Montgomery and California
Clarke' Building, 316 Pine
Coffee & Risdou's Building, junction Mkt and Bush
Coggswell'8 Building, SE cor Front and Clark
College Building, N s Post bet Mont and Kearny
Colton's Building, 220 Third
Commercial Building, NW cor Pine and Battery
Davidson's Building, NW cor Montgomery and
Commercial
Douohoe, Kelly & Co's Building, SE cor Montgo-
mery and Sacramento
Dooly's "Building, NW cor Sansom and Sutter
Duncan's Building, -411 5 California
Exchauge Building, NW cor Mont and Washington
Exempt Fire Company Building, W s Brenham
Place opp Plaza
Express Building, NE cor California and Mont
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co's Building, SW cor
California and Sansom
Forrest Building, 719 Market
Frank's Building, W s Brenham Place opp Plaza
Friedlander's Building, NE cor California and San
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 & Lent's Building, NW cor San and Jackson
Hammersmith's Building, 331 Kearny
Hnywards Building, 415-419 California
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society Building, NE
cor Montgomery and Market
Horber's Building, 315 Montgomery
Howard's Building, 521 and 523 Montgomery
Land's Building, SE cor Sansom and Bush
Le Count's Building, 417 Montgomery
Levison Brothers' Building, 134 Sutter
Lucas, Turner & Co's Building, NE cor Montgom-
ery and Jackson
Lyceum or Metropolitan Building, (now Exchange
Building) NW cor Montgomery and Wash
Masonic Building, (Reese's) 722 Washington
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Maxwell's Building, SW cor Kearny and Sutter
Maynard's Building, NWcor California and Battery
McCreery's Buildings, NE and SE cors Montgo-
mery and Pine
Mead's Building, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
Mechanics' Institute Building, 27 Post
Mercantile Library Building, 21(i Bush
Merchants' Exchange Building, S s California bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Merchants' Mutual Marine Insurance Co's Building,
406-410 California
Metropolitan (now Exchange Building) or Lyceum
Building, NW cor Montgomery and Wash
Morrison's Building, 315 California
Morton's Building, S e Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Murphy, Grant & Co's Building, NE cor Sausom
and Bush
Naglee's Building, SW cor Mont and Merchant
Nanl's Building, N s Broadway bet Montgomery
and Kearny
Noah's Building, 539 California
Odd Fellows' Building, 323-327 Montgomery
Pacific Bank Building, NW cor Sansom and Pine
Pacific Insurance Go's Building, 422 California
Parrott's Building, NW cor Sac and Montgomery
Phoenix Building, SW cor Sansom and Jackson
Pioche & Bayerque's Building, SE cor Montgomery
and Jackson
Pioneer Building, E s Mont bet Jackson and Pacific
Popper's Building, SE cor Mission and Third
Reese's Building, 716-722 Washington
Sau Francisco Gas Co's Building, First, Howard,
and Natoma
San Francisco Savings Union Building, NE cor
California and Webb
Sargent's Building, 131 Montgomerv
Sather's Building, NE cor Mont and Commercial
Savings and Loan Society Building. 617-651 Clay
Specht's Building, 635 and 637 Broadway
St. Mark's Building, SW cor Kearny ami Morton
Stevenson's Building, (now Change House) SW cor
Montgomery and California
Sullivan's Building, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
i»'or Photographic or Stereoscopic views examine WATKINS', opp. Lick House entranced
700 BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC
Tattersall Building, 31 6 and 318 Sansom
Tittel'B (William) Building, 417 Bush
Tucker's Building. NW cor Montgomery and Sutter
Union Insurance Co's Bu]ldiug,416 and 418 Cali-
fornia
United States Court- Building, (late Merchants' Ex
change and Federal Building) NE cor Battery
and Washington
Verandah Building, NE cor Wash and Kearny
Watt Brothers' Building, SW cor Clay and Kearny
Webb's Building, E B Second nr Mission
Wells' Building. SW cor Montgomery and Clay
White House. NW cor Kearny and Post
Whiting's Building, SE cor Sansom and Pine
Young Men's Christian Association Building, N s
Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Ti-A.LIjS.
Anthony Hall, 417 Bush
Apollo Hall, N s Pacific nr Stockton
Armory Hall, 134 Fourth
Barra'sHall. 118 First
Congress Hall, 314-318 Bush
Corinthian Hall, 31 Post
Dasbaway Temperance Hall, S sPost bet Kearny
and Dupont
Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
Excelsior Hall, 713 Mission
Grand Army of the Republic Hall, SE cor New
Montgomery and Minna
Hall of Records, SE cor Washington and Kearny
Hibernia Hall, (late McCue's) 256 Third
Hoag's Hall, SW cor Sutter and Powell
Improved Order of Red Men's Hall, 342 Bush
Independent Order Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush
Irish American Hall, 818 and 820 Howard
James' Hall, SE cor Fifth and Shipley
Knights of Pythias Hall, 103 Montgomery
Masouic Temple, NW cor Mont and Post
Mayberry's Hall, E s Mission bet Twentieth and
Twenty-First
Mechanics'" Hall, SW cor First and Stevenson
Mechanics' Institute Hall, 27 Post
Mercantile Library Hall, '216 Bush
Mozart Hall, N s Post, bet Kearny and Dupont
Odd Fellows Hall, 323-327 Montgomery
Pacific Hall, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Philharmonic Hall, NE cor Stockton and Jackson
Pixlev Hall, NE cor Pacific and Polk
Piatt's Music Hall, 216 Mont bet Bush and Pine
Riggers and Stevedores Hall, 429 Pacific
St. Cyprian Hall, N W cor Jackson and Virginia
Terpsichorean Hall, N s Pacific nr Stockton
Tittel's Hall, (now Anthony) 417 Bush
Turn Halle, N s O'Farrell bet Mason and Taylor
Turn Verein Hall, N s Bush bet Stockton and Pow
Union Hall, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Young Men's Christian Association Hall, 232 Sutter
BLOCKS.
Armory Block, NW cor New Mont and Howard
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 Battery
Center Block, S s Sixteenth bet Folsoin and Shot-
well
Court Block, 634-638 Clay, and 641 Merchant
Custom House Block, SE cor Sansom and Sac
Dooly Block, NW cor Sansom and Sutter
Front Street Block, E s Front from Clay to Wash
Harpending Block, Ss Market bet First and Second
Howards Block, Sansom, Commercial and Clav
Howard's Block, 627 Third
Jobsou's Block, SE cor Sacramento and Dupont
Lick House Block, W s Montgomery from Post to
Sutter
Martin's Block, S s Market bet Seventh and Eighth
McFadden's Block, SW cor New Montgomery and
Market
Metropolitan Block, NW cor Washington and Mont
Montgomery Block, E s Montgomery from Merchant
to Washington
Moore & Folder's Block, NE cor Cal and Davis
O'Donnell's Block, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Oriental Block, SW cor Bush and Battery
Park's Block, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Reese's Block, W 6 Battery bet Pine and California
Russ House Block, W sMont from Bush to Pine
Shiels' 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
:flo"ws.
Maynard's Row, SE cor Pine and Battery
Orleans Row, NW cor California and Davis
South Park Row, Third bet Bryant and Brannan
Tittel's Row, W s Clara Lane nr Sutter
Trainer's Row, SE cor Kearny and Sutter
"WHARVES.
Alameda Ferry Wharf, Davis bet Pacific and
Broadway
Beale Street Wharf, foot of Beale
Black Diamond and Bellingham Bay Wharf, (late
Rincon) foot of Steuait
Broadwav Wharf, foot of Broadwav
Central Pacific R. R. Wharf, foot of Second
Clay Street Wharf, foot of Clay
Commercial Street Wharf, foot of Commercial
Cowell's Wharf, extends from Battery bet Union
and Filbert
Dewey's Wharf, foot of Third
Dry Dock Company's Wharf, Hunter's Point
East Street Wharf.'from Market to Folsom
Fillmore Street Wharf, foot of Fillmore
Fo.som Street Wharf, foot of Folsom
Front Street Wharf, cor Front and Vallejo
Greenwich Dock Wharf, continuation of Battery
Gtiffing's Wharf, coutinuation of Battery bet Filbert
and Greenwich
Hathaway's Wharf, cor Spear and Bryant
Harrison Street Wharf, foot of Harrison
Hobb's Wharf, E s Long Bridge, foot of Fourth
Howard Street Wharf, foot of Howard
India Dock Wharf, foot of Battery
Jacksou Street Wharf, foot of Jackson
Larue's Wharf, E s East bet Market and Mission
Lombard Dock Wharf, continuation of Lombard
Street from Sansom to Battery
Main Street Wharf, foot of Main
Market Street Wharf, foot of Market
Meiggs' Wharf, from Francisco bet Powell and Ma-
son, North Beach
Merchants' Dry Dock Company's Wharf, corner
Kearny and Bay
Mission Street Wharf, foot of Mission
Montgomery and Francisco Street Wharf, foot of
Francisco
North Pacific Transportation Company's Wharf,
foot of Folsom
North Point Dock Wharf, continuation of Sansom
from Lombard to Chestnut
Oakland Ferry Wharf, cor Davis and Pacific
Oriental Wharf, foot of First
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Wharf, Brannan
and First
Pacific Rolling Mill Co's Wharf, Potrero Point
Pacific Street Wharf, foot of Pacific
Rincon Dock Wharf, foot of Stenart
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES
701
Rincon Point Dock Wharf, opposite Rincon Point
Shaw's Wliarf. see Cowell's "Wharf
Third Street Wliarf. foot of Third
Vallejo Street Wharf, foot of Vallejo
Washington Street Wharf, foot of Washington
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Alhambra Theater, 325 Bush
Bella Union Meiodeon, W s Kearny nr Wash-
ington
California Theater, N s Bush bet, Kearny and
Dupont
Chinese Theater, 630 Jackson
City Gardens, S 8 Folsom bet Twelfth and Thir-
teenth
German Theater. (California) X s Bush bet Kearny
and Dnpont
Globe Theater. NW cor Kearny and Pacific
Haves Park Pavilion, cor Lagnna and Hayes
Maguire's Opera House, Ns Washington nr Mont-
gomery
Metropolitan Theater, W s Montgomery bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Pacific Museum of Anatomy, 320 Montgomery
San Francisco Recreation Grounds, cor Folsom and
Twenty-fifth
Woodward's Gardens, X s Mission bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
n^OTvtlZSTElNrT places.
Alcatraces Islaxd, 2 miles NW of Telegraph
Hill
Angel Island. 5 miles from City Hall
Bay District Agricultural Park, Point Lobos Road
nr Homestead House
Bay View Park, nr Hunter's Point
Beinal Hights, S of Serpentine Avenue bet San
Jose and San Bruno Roads
Black Point, junction Van Xess Avenue and Bay
Shore
Buena Vista Park. J mile S of Masonic Cemetery
Clark's Point, foot of Broadway
Cliff House. 6j miles W of City Hall
Dry Dock, (California) Hunter's Point
Fairmount. W s San Jose Road nr Thirtieth
Farralones Islands. 29 miles from City Hall
Fort Point, 1 mile XW of Presidio
Garratt's Point, $ mile SW of Hunter's Point
Golden Gate, 6 miles W of City Hall
Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Road, 5
miles fn m Citv H;.ll
Golden Gate Parkj W of Stanyan bet D and H to
Ocean
Hayes' Valley, X of Market and W of Larkin
Homestead, Pt. Lobos Road, 5 miles from City Hall
Hunter's Point. 5 miles SE of City Hall
Islais Creek Bridge, from the termination of Ken-
tucky to Railroad Avenue
Kensington. Howard nr Twenty-first
Lagoon, bet Lombard and Francisco W Gough
Laguna de la Merced, 1 mile SW of ( Icean House
Lake Honda, I miles SW of City Hall
Lakeville. near Lagnna de la Merced
Lime Point, opposite Fort Point
Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Road nr Toll
Gale
Mission Bay Bridge, foot Fourth
Mission Creek, from Missiou Dolores SE to San
Francisco Bay
Mission Dolores, 2$ miles SW of City Hall
Mountain Lake, 1 miles W of Ciiy Hall bet Point
Lobos and Presidio Roads
North Beach, foot Powell W to Black Point
Xorth Point, foot Francisco
Ocean House, Ocean Road, 6 miles SW of City
Hall
Ocean Side House, Beach Road, 7 miles SW of
City Hall
Ocean Race Course, nr Ocean House
Pacific Hights, California to Broadway bet Vau
Xess Avenue and Fillmore
Point Lobos, 6£ miles W of City Hall
Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo
Potrero Xuevo, 2 miles S of Citv Hall
Presidio. 3 miles W of City Hall
Rincon Point, foot Harrison
Rnssiau Hill, Vallejo bet Taylor and Jones
San Jose or Black Poiut, junction Van Xess Avenue
and Bav Shore
Seal Rock, 6£ miles W of City Hall
Spring Valley, nr and S of Lagoon
Steamboat Point, foot Second
Suunvside, Central Ocean House Road, 4 miles from
Citv Hall
Telegraph Hill, Montgomery from Broadway N to
the Bay
Visitaeion Valley, nr the Bay and San Mateo
County Line
Terba Buena or Goat Island, 2 miles XE of City
Hall
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.
STATE.
Assayer State. 421 Montgomery
Fish Commissioners, 401 California
Ganger Liquors, 321 Front
Geological Survey. 91 Montgomery Block
Harbor Commissioner, 414 Montgomery
Immigration Commissioner, 614 Merchant
Inspector Gas Meters. 104 First
Inspectors Stamps, 601 California
Insurance Commissioner, SW cor Cal and Sansom
Pilot Examiners, 34 Merchauts Exchange
Pilots, offices U. S. Court Building
Port Wardens, 525 Front
Regents State University, 320 Sansom
Superintendent Public Instruction State, 637 Kearny
Tide Land Commissioners, SW cor Clay and Kearny
Vaccine Agent, 707 Bush
OOTTTNTT'Z' AJSTTD CITY.
Assessor County, City Hall, 22 first floor
Attorney and Counsellor. City Hall, 13 third floor
Attorney District, 729 Montgomery
Attorney Police, City Hall, 17 Bret floor
Auditor'Couutv, Citv Hall. 3 first floor
Board Education, City Hall, 22 second floor
Board Equalization, City Hall, 3 second floor
Board Health, Mavor's'office, City Hall
Board Supervisors President of, City Hall, 2 first
floor
Board Supervisors Clerk of, City Hall. 4 second floor
City Hall (New) Commissioners, McAllister nr Mkt
Clerk County, City Hall, 18 first floor
Coronor Countv, 834 Market
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Brenham Place
Fire Department Commissioners, 23 Kearny
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
702
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.
Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento
bet Kant and Dniinni
Fire Department Engineer, 23 Kearny
Fire Marshal, City Hall, 14 third floor
Funded Debt Commissioners 1855, County Treasur-
er's office, City Hull
Grand Jury Booms, City Hall, 21 third floor
Harbor Master, S\V cor Pacific and East
Harbor Police, E s Davis nr Pacific
Health Officer, 5'21 Jackson
Hospital, SW cor Stockton and Francisco
Industrial School Department Secretary, City Hall,
1 1 second floor
Jail, N s Broadway .bet Kearny and Dupont
Judge County, City Hall, 8 second floor
Judge Fifteenth District Court, Exchange Building,
third floor
Judge Fourth District Court, City Hall, 9 second
floor
Judge Municipal Criminal 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 ttnor
Justices of the Peace, 804 Montgomery
Laguna Survey Commissioners, 603 Washington
License Collector County, City Hall, 7 first floor
Marine Board, 607 Front
Market Inspector, 521 Jackson
Market Street Assessment Commissioners, 1 Mont-
gomery Block
Mayor City and Couuty, City Hall, 2 first floor
Montgomery Avenue Commissioners, 1, 2 and 3
Montgomery Block
Montgomery Street Extension Commissioners, 1
Montgomery Block
Montgomery Street South Commissioners, 415 Mont
Park Commissioners, 320 Sansom
Physician City and County, office Countv Hospital
Police Chief, City Hall, 9 and 11 first tiooY
Police Commissioners, City Hall, 11 first floor
Pound Keeper, SE cor Union and Van Ness Avenue
Public Administrator, 430 California
Quarantine Officer, 521 Jackson
Recorder County, SE cor Washington and Kearny
Sailor Boarding House Commissioners, (Marine
Board) 61)7 Front
Sheriff County, City Hall, 8 first floor
Streets and Highways Superintendent, basement
City Hall, cor Merchant and Dunbar Court
Station House, City Hall, basement
Superintendent Common Schools, City Hall, 22 sec-
ond floor
Survey Outside Lands, City Hall, 16 second floor
Surveyor County, City Hall, 16 second floor
Tax Collector Couuty, City Hall cor Merchant, 1
first floor
Treasurer County, City Hall, 3 first floor
FEDERAL.
Agent Special, Treasury Department Custom
House, third floor
Army, Military Division of the Pacific, Commandant,
Adjutant-General, Chief Commissary Subsis-
tence. Chief Quartermaster, Inspector General.
Chief Paymaster, Chief Engineer Officer, Chief
Ordnance Officer, Attending Surgeon, Chief Mus-
tering and Disbursing Officer, 703 Mkt; Medi-
cal Purveyor, Medical Storekeeper, 747 Mkt
Army, Department of California, Commandaut, Ad-
jutant-General, Chief Quartermaster and Depot
Quartermaster, Paymaster, Judge Advocate,
Medical Director, 703 Market; Chief Commis-
sary Subsistence, 565 Market ; Military Store-
keeper in charge clothing depot, Yerba Buena
Island
Army, Engineers, Senior Engineer, 533 Kearny,
Fortifications Harbor S. F., 533 Kearny; River
and Harbor Improvements and Light House,
509 Kearny; Military Surveys Pacific Coast,
509 Kearny
Army, Recruiting Rendezvous, 313 Kearny
Army, Paymasters Department of Arizona, 703
Market
Army, Depots and Warehouses, 565 Market and
Yerba Buena Island
Army, Signal Service, 42 Merchants' Exchange
Bankruptcy, Register First District California, 636
Clay ; Second District, 24 U. S. Court Building
Branch Mint, Superintendent, 613 Commercial; as-
sayer, coiner, and melteranu refiner, 610 Com-
mercial ; treasurer, 428 Montgomery
Branch Mint, (new) NW cor Fifth and Mission
Coast Survey, Western Division, 629 Kearny
Courts, United States Court Building, Circuit, rooms
2 and 3; Clerk, 1; District, 9; Clerk, 14; District
Attorney, 6; Marshal, 5; Commissioners, 1 and 14
Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Naval Of-
ficer, and Surveyor, NW cor Washington and
Battery; Appraiser's Store, SW cor Battery and
Jackson; Inspector Drugs, SW cor Jackson and
Battery ; Barge Officer, SE cor Vallejo and
Davis; Drayman, SW cor Jackson and Battery
Indian Affairs Superintendent California, 224 Kearny
Inspector Hulls, Supervising Inspector Steamboats,
11 U. S. Court Building
Internal Revenue, Assessor, Collector. Gangers,
U. S. Court Building; Supervisor, 419 California
Land Office, Register and Receiver, 506 Jackson
Light House, Twelfth District, 204 Montgomery
Marine Hospital, cor Valencia and Twenty-fourth
Marine Hospital Pacific Coast, Superintending Sur-
geon, Custom House, third floor
Mining Statistics Commissioner, Custom House,
third floor
Navy Paymaster, 434 California ; Rendezvous, 5
Government House
Pension Agent, Army and Navy, 423 Washington
Post-office, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and
Battery; Postal Agent, 7 Montgomery Block
Surveyor-General California, 306 Pine
Treasurer Assistaut, 428 Montgomery
CITY ORDINANCE NO. 285.
HACKS AND CABS — RATES 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 two or more persons, not exceeding 1
mile 1 50
Each passenger for each 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 1 00
A Hack for 4 or less persons, when engaged by
the hour, to be computed for the time occu-
pied in going and returning, including de-
tention for the first hour 3 00
Each subsequent hour so used 2 00
No extra charge to any passenger shall be made
for the ordinary amount of baggage.
Sec. 5 of Order 43. — " From the landing of any
Steamboat to any poiut 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 eases be esti-
mated not to exceed one mile."
Penalty not less than $5 or more than $10, each
offense.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES, SQUARES, PLACES, ETC.
OF THE CONSOLIDATED
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO,*
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OFFICIAL MAPS, 1868 AND 1870.
Explanatory.— The Ordinance for re-nnmbering the buildings of this city provides that "Market Street shall be the
starting point for the numbers on all buildings fronting on the streets running therefrom in a northerly direction, :md
also for those running therefrom in a southeasterly direction. The streets laid down in the official map of the city as
forming the water front thereof shall be the starting point for numbers on all streets running westerly and southwesterly
therefrom, except upon such streets running westerly commencing from Market Street, and upon all such street-, .Mar-
ket Street shall be the starting point for numbers. On all streets the numbers on the right hand side, starling from the
point of beginning, are even numbers, and on the left hand side, odd numbers. One hundred numbers, or as many
thereof as may he necessary, shall be allotted to each block bounded by principal streets; numbers 100, 200 and 390 being
respectively the numbers for commencing the blocks distant one, two, and three streets from the starting point on the
side designated for even numbers, and numbers 101, 201, and 301, in similar manner for the opposite side of the street,
throughout its extent: so that the initial figure of the number placed on a building at any street-crossing shall indicate
the number of main streets such street-crossing is from the starting point. Not less than twenty feet in frontage of all
vacant lots of ground shall be allowed for each number. On all cross or intermediate streets the numbering shall com-
mence where said streets begin, and shall conform to the plan specified in this Order."
By this new decimal system of numbering buildings, the exact location of any number is readilv ascertained; for
example, if you want to rind 624 Montgomery, it is oh the east side of the block extending from Clay to Washington,
which is the seventh from Market— Commercial and Merchant being private streets. Again: 825 Clay is above the
eighth block from the water front, which is the one extending from Dupont to Stockton. It must be borne in mind that
one hundred numbers are allowed on each block between principal streets.
Several of the principal streets have been erroneously numbered. Bryant, Greenwich, Lombard and Vallejo each
vary one hundred from the official map, which has been strictly adhered to in the compilation of the present street
Directory. The following streets are but partially opened, and each differ materially from the plan originally laid out,
viz: Clementina, Eeker, Jessie, Minna, Natomn, Kitch, Shipley, Stevenson, and Tehama.
The principal streets southeast of Market, and running parallel to Fifth, have been, by an Ordinance of the city,
changed, and they are to be designated hereafter numerically, as follows: Simmons to be Sixth, Harris as Seventh,
Price as Eighth, Johnston as Ninth, and so on, as far as such parallel streets continue.
The territory lying west of Laurel Hill and Odd Fellows' Cemeteries, and generally known as the Outside Lands, has
been recently surveyed, and is designated on the new official City and County Map as Avenues and streets. Those
running north and south are named respectively from First to Forty-ninth Avenues, and those running east and west,
from First Avenue to the Ocean, and parallel with Point Lobos Avenue, A to W Streets. There are a few avenues and
streets outside id' the boundaries of the foregoing, the names of which will be found included in the street Directory.
Reference is frequently made in the Register of Names to the following, and which are located, as follow 8 ; I load ley's
Addition, situated west of Pierce between Geary and Washington ; Horner's Addition, soutli and near the Mission Do-
lores; Western Addition, west of Larkin; San Miguel Ranch, southwest and near the Mission Dolores; Bernal nights,
(B. H.)near the San Bruno Road and south of the Potrero Nuevo; and University Mound Tract, (CM. T.) west of San
Bruno Road, five miles from the City Hall. See also, Prominent Places, page 701.
(a) End or beginning of a street. \b) Not opened, (c) Fractional Blocks, one hundred numbers allowed for first two
blocks, (tf) Fronting the bay. (e) Street ends. ( ) Street does not cross. B. 11., Bernal HightB. U.M.T., University
Mound Tract. S.S.F., South San Francisco. A blank is used where the number at the crossing of a street could not
be ascertained.
Ada, opens S s (311) Lom-
bard bet Stockton and Du-
pont
Ada Court, N s O'Farrell
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Adam, N and S s Eve, bet
San Bruno Road and Cal-
ifornia Avenue, B. H,
Adelaide Place, W s
(517) Taylor bet Post and
Geary
Adelc, from Islais Creek
bet Chace and Stringham
S to Hecker
Adele Place, N s (824)
Jackson bet Stockton and
Powell
Adona Place, N s (1106)
Washington bet Mason
and Taylor
Agnes Lane, N s (530)
Vallejo bet Dupont and
Stockton
Alabama, from Mission
Creek bet Columbia and
Harrison S to Serpentine
Avenue
Alameda, from the bay
bet Channel and El Dora-
do W to Harrison
Alamo Square, bet
Hayes, Steiner, Fulton and
Scott
Aleatraz Square, bet
Jefferson, Franklin, North
Point and Gough
Allen, W s Hyde bet Un-
ion and Filbert
Allen, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Avenue
S s B. H.
Alleys Court, N s Green-
wich bet Sansom and
Montgomery
Almera, N s Clay bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Alta, (now Twenty-first)
from the bay bet Sierra
and Napa W to Douglass
Alta Place, W s Sansom
bet Union and Filbert
Alta Plaza, bet Clay,
Steiner, Jackson and Scott
Amazon, E s County Road
5H miles frpm City Hall
Amherst, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Princeton and
Yale, U. M. T.
Anderson, from Califor-
nia Avenue S to Cortland
Avenue, B. H.
A n U«> n y Place, Es(51S)
Powell bet Bush and Sut-
ter
Anna Lane, N s (14) Ed-
dy bet l'owell and Mason
N to Ellis
Annie, S s (667) Market
bet New Montgomery and
Third SE to Mission
Anthony, N s (570) Mis-
sion bet First and Second
Antonio, W s (411) Jones
bet O'Farrell and Ellis
Arkansas, from the bay
bet Connecticut and Wis-
consin S to Tulare
Arlington, from San Jose
Road nr Charles SW to
Mateo
Army, W s Old San Jose
Road bet Twent.\ -sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Ash Avenue, W s Van
Ness Ai enue bet McAllis-
ter and Fulton
Ashburton Place, (or
Lincoln Avenue) E s (208)
Dupont bet Sutter and Post
Ashlmry, N s Waller bet
Masonic Avenue and Clay-
ton N to Fuller
Ashland Place, N s Mis-
sion bet Potter and Elev-
enth
Auburn, N s (1014) Jack-
son bet Taylor and Mason
N to Pacific
August Alley, N a (718)
Green bet l'owell and Ma-
son N to Union
Austin, W s Larkin bet
Bush and Pine
North. Street. South Side
2 Larkin 1
100 l'olk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
* The streets of the district known as South San Francisco, extending from the Bay of San Francisco west to the San
Bruno Road and from Tulare Street south to the county line, are not included. They are laid out, as follows, viz:
Those running in a northwesterly direction are known as avenues, from one to thirty-eight, and those southwesterly
are distinguished as streets from "A to S, respectively.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
For Copies of Views of Buildings, Maps, Plans, etc., go to WATKINS', 23 Montg.
St.
704
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
Aztec, NE s Coso Avenue
bet Cherubusco and iiueua
Vista, B. II
Bachc, S s Crescent Aven-
ue Ik! Porter and Laurel
Avenue S s 15. n.
Baron, W s San Kruno
Road bet Burrow and Way -
land, U. M. T
Baglcy Place, N s (14)
O'Farrell bet Dupont and
Stockton
Baker, N s Haight bet
Broderick and Lyon X to
the bay
Baker Avenue, E s
Railroad Avenue E to Is-
lais Creek
Balance, X s (412) Jack-
son bet Montgomery and
Sansom
Baldwin Court, X s
(401) Folsom bet First and
Fremont
Banks, from California
Avenue S to Cortland Av-
enue, 1!. II
Ban n a in Place, X s
(oil))1 Green bet Dupont
and Stockton X to Union
Bartlett, S s- Twentieth
bet Valencia and .Mission
S to Serpentine Avenue
West. Street. East Side.
2. Twentieth 1
100 Twentv-first 101
200 Twenty-second 201
300 Twenty-third 301
400 Twenty-fourth 401
500 Twenty-fifth 501
600 Twenty-sixth 601
(e) Serpentine Avenue (e)
Bartlett, S s Thirtieth
bet Wanen and Merced S
to Laidley
Bartlett Alley, X s (642)
Jackson bet Kearny and
Dupont
Bartol, X s (340) Broad-
way bet Montgomery and
Sansom X to Vallejo
Battery, X s Market bet
Sansom and Front X to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
Market and Bush 1
Pine
California
Richmond
Halleck
Sacramento
Commercial
Clay
416 Merchant
500 Washington
512 Oregon
600 Jackson 601
700 Pacific 701
710 Chambers
800 Broadway 801
Flint Alley 819
900 Vallejo 901
1000 Green 1001
Commerce
1100 Union 1101
1200 Filbert 1201
1300 Greenwich 1301
(e) Lombard (e)
Bay, W s Kearny bet Fran-
cisco and North Point W
to Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South Side.
1
2 Kearny
100 Dupont
Midway East
200 Stockton
Midway West
300 Powell
400 Mason
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
500
600
700
800
900
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
10H
1100
Van Ness Avenue
1101
I'M
Franklin
1201
1300
(lough
1301
1400
Octavia
1401
1500
Laguna
1501
1600
Buchanan
1601
1700
\W lister
1701
Isoo
Fillmore
1H0I
lnoti
Steiner
1901
2000
Pierce
2001
2100
Scott
9101
2200
Devisadero
k>m
2300
Broderick
"301
2400
Baker
2401
Bay Avenue, S s Bry-
ant bet First and Second
Bay View Place, X s
Union bet Leavenworth
and Jones
Beach, W s Powell bet
North Point and Jefferson
W to Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South Side.
2 Powell 1
100 Mason
200 Tavlor
300 Jones
400 Leavenworth
500 Hyde
600 Larkin
700 Polk
800 Van N"ess Avenue
900 Franklin 901
1000 Gough 1001
1100 Octavia 1101
1200 Laguna UOI
1300 Buchanan 13'd
1400 Webster 1401
1500 Fillmore 1501
1600 Steiner 1601
1700 Pierce 1701
1800 Scott 1x01
1900 Devisadero L901
2000 Broderick 2001
2100 Baker 2101
Beacon, from Castro SE
to Bemis, thence W to
Castro
Beale,S s Market bet Main
and Fremont SE to the bay
Southioest. St. Northeast.
2 Market 1
Vischer Place
100 Mission 101
Bertha
200 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
Beale Place
400 Harrison 401
500 Bryant 501
(e) Brannan (e)
Beale Place, E s Beale
bet Folsom and Harrison E
to Main
Beaver, W s Xoe bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Bedford Place, N s
(806) Jackson bet Powell
and Stockton
Belden, X s (342) Bush
bet Kearny and Montgom-
ery N to Pine
Bellair Place, X s (224)
Chestnut bet Dupont and
Stockton X to Francisco
Bellevue Avenue, S s
Greenwich bet Stockton
and Dupont S to Filbert
Bemis, from Beacon SE to
Fairmount, thence SW to
Castro
Benton Avenue, W s
Laurel Av nr Crescent Av,
B. H
Berlin, S s Silver Av bet
Girard and Goettingen
Bernadotte, from Islais
Creek E to Sixth Avenue
Bernal, E of San Bruno
Road from Vermont to Ma-
rengo
Bernal, S s Serpentine
Avenue S to Precita Ave-
Bernard, W s (1535) Tay-
lor bet Broadway and Pa-
cific W to, Leavenworth
North. Street. South side.
2 Taylor 1
100 Jones ]0l
(e) Leavenworth (e)
Berry, E s (312) Dupont
bet Bush and Sutter
Berry, W s Second bet
Channel and King SW to
Eighth
Northwest. St.
Second
Third
Madden
Haggin
Fourth 201
Fifth 301
Sixth 401
Seventh 501
Eighth (e)
Bertha, W s Beale bet
101 1 Mission and Howard
201 Bcstole, or Hodges,
°«} X s Vallejo bet Montgom-
*X; ery and Sansom
100
Southeast.
1
101
Brannan Place
Geneva
Boardman Place
Brannan Place
Gilbert
Seventh
801
Eighth
90]
Ninth
1001
gill i Billings Place, N s Val-
7H1 lejo bet Dupont and Stock
801 j 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, X s (326)
Green bet Montgomery
and Kearny
Boston Place, E s (329)
First bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Bourhin Place, S s Ellis
bet Steiner and Pierce
Bourn, S s Kossuth bet
Chace and Freelou S to
Hecker
Bowdoin, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Hamilton and
Dartmouth, U. M. T
Bower Place, S s (529)
Green bet Dupont and
Stockton
Bowman Place, '8 s
Bryant nr First
Boyce, X s Point Lobos
Avenue H mile W of Toll
Gate
Boyd, E and W s Chesley
bet Harrison and Bryant'
Bradford, from Cortland
Avenue, X to California
\ venue, B. H
Brady, S s Market bet
Potter and Valencia SE to
Mission
Brady Place, E s Lar-
kin bet Union and Green
Brannan, AV s Beale bet
Bryant and Townsend SW
to Ninth
800
900
1000
Brannan Plaee, S s
Brannan bet Sixth and
Seventh
Brenhain Plaee, N 8
'750i Clay bet Kearny and
Dupont N to Washington
Brewster, from Hope S
W to California Av B. H
Bright, nr San Miguel Sta-
tion
Broadway, W s Davis
bet Pacific and Vallejo \V
to Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South Side.
Davis
Front
Battery
Sansom
Ohio
Bartol
Montgomery
Kearny
Finkiiey Plaee
Dupont
Duncan Court
Stockton
- Virginia Place
730 Morev Alley
800 Powell
Scott Place
Mason
Salmon
Taylor
Sweet
Florence
Jones
1200 Leavenworth
Morse Place
Hyde
Larkin
Maxwell
Polk
100
200
300
340
40(1
500
520
600
610
700
900
1000
1100
1300
1400
701
709
801
817
901
921
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
Van N'ess Avenue 1601
Franklin
1800 Gough
1900
'JUKI
2100
2200
2300
24UO
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierre
Scott
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2001
2701
2801
2901
nue
St.
Northwest.
2 Beale
100 Fremont
200 First
300 Second
Stanford
Park Lane
Thompson Place
400 Third
416 Ritch
430 Zoe
500 Fourth
600 Fifth
700 Sixth
Clinton
Southeast.
1
101
201
301
311
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
Br Oder lick, Xs Waller bet
Baker and Devisadero X
to the bay
Broderick Avenue, S
s Market between Elev-
enth and Potter
Brook, E s Dolores nr
'I hirtieth E to San Jose
Road
Bi'oitklyn Place, S s
(833) Sacramento betStock-
ton and Dupont
Brooks, X s i732) Market
bet Kearny and Dupont X
to Geary
Brosnan, W s Valencia
bet Fourteenth and Ridley
Brown, (now Twelfth) S s
Mission bet Eleventh and
Thirteenth SE to Harri-
son
Bryan Place, X s (206)
Bush bet Sansom and
Montgomery
Bryant, W s Spear hot
Harrison and Brannan S
wto Eleventh. (The build-
ings in this street areincor-
rectly numbered)
Northwest. Street. Southeast
2 Spear 1
100 Main 101
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jesaop & Sons' Steei, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
705
; 200
300
400
418
442
500
600
(b)
700
800
COO
1000
1100
1200
1300
(«)
301
1001
1101
1201
1301
C«)
(late
Beale 201
Fremont 301
First 401
Rincon Place 410
Stanly Place 443
Second 501
Centre 533
Third 601
Kitch 615
Zoe 635
Fourth 701
Fifth 801
Fifth Avenue
Oak Avenue
Park Avenue
Sixth
Clinton
Garden
J one's Ptace
Gilbert
Seventh
Downey
White i'lace
Decatur
Eighth
Bryant Avenue
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Bryant Avenue
Florida i from Mission Ck
bet York and Columbia
S to Serpentine Avenue
Bryant Avenue, N s
Bryant bet Eighth and
Ninth
Buchanan, N s Ridley bet
Lagunu and Webster N to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Kidley 1
100 Kate 101
200 Waller 201
300 Haight 301
400 Page 401
Lilv 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
1200 Turk
1300 EddV ~
1400 Ellis
1500 O'Farrell
1600 Geary
1700 Post
1800 Sutter
1900 Bush
2800 Pine
2100 California
2200 Sacramento
2300 Clay
2400 Washington
2500 Jackson
2600 Pacific
2700 Broadway
Market and Druinm 1
2800 Vallejo
2900 Green
3000 Union
3100 Filbert
3200 Greenwich
3300 Lombard
3400 Chestnut
Lobos Square
3600 Bay
3700 North Point
3800 Beacli
3900 Jefferson
4000 Tonquin
(«) Lewis
Buena Vista, from Cort-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H
BuenaVista Park, bet
Napa, Alta, Vermont, and
Utah
Buena Vista Place,
(now Prospect Place) N s
California bet Stockton
and Powell
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
'200 1
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3401
3601
3701
3801
3901
4001
(e)
Buenaventura, N s Gal- North. Street. South Side
ifornia bet Kearny and
Dupont
Bureham Place, W s
Leavenworth bet Tyler
and Turk
Burgoyne Place, S s
(1307) Pacific bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Burritt, 8 9(6031 Bush bet
l'owell and Stockton
Burrow, W s San Kruno
Road bet Henry and Ba-
con, D. M. T
Burton, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Bush, junction Market and
Battery bet I'inc and Mit-
ter W to Laurel Hill Ceme
tery
North. Street. South Side.
■>. Market 1
Battery 101
Sansorn
Bryan Place
Montgomery
Russ Alley
Trinity
Belden
Kearny
Morse
Clara Lane
Mary Lane
Dupont
Chatham Place
Stockton
Burritt
Monroe
Chelsea Place
Powell
Mason
Taylor 901
Jones 1001
Leavenworth 1101
Hyde 1201
Larkin 1301
Polk 1401
Davis
Front)
Battery
sansome
Leidesdorff
.Montgomery
Spring
Weill,
Kearny
612 Wallace Tla.ce
— ■ St. .Mary Place
Qulncy
Dupont
Selina Place
Stockton
Elliek Lane
Pratt Court
Prospect Place
Miles Court
Powell
Gustavus
100
200
206
300
306
342
400
406
500
518
600
610
700
716
800
812
I 820
832
900
I 920
1000
1016
1100
.Mason
Cushman
Taylor
.,m 1200 Jones
_'1300 Leavenworth
301 1*00 Hyde
| loOO Larkin
311! 1600 Polk
625
637
701
901
1001
1101
1201
i::ul
1401
1501
1601
1700
401l.s00
Van Ness Avenue 1701
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
20110
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
Franklin
_ 1900 Gough
Atf, 2000 Octavia
Joa 2100 Laguna
cm 2200 Buchanan
2300 Webster
Kill Middle
SJo 2400 Fillmore
" 2500 Steiner
K1, 2600 Pierce
701 2700 Scott
gOI 2800 Devisadero
1801
1901
2091
2101
2201
2301
Van Ness Avenue 1501
Franklin
Gough
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
Scott
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
Lyon
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
26011
2701
2801
2901
(e)
(e) Lott
Butler, from California
Avenue S to Cortland Ave-
nue, B. H
Butte, from the bay bet
Solano and Napa W to
Harrison
Byington, W s Webster
bet Ellis and O'Farrell W
to Steiner
Byrne, from Islais Creek
SE to Baker Avenue
Byron, from Montcalm S
to Hope, B. H
Cabot, from California
Avenue bet Samoset and
Star SE to Franconia
Avenue, B. H
Cadell Alley, N s (508)
Union bet Stockton and
Dupont
Cadwallader, E of San
Bruno Koad 4 miles from
City Hall
Calhoun, N s Green bet
Sansom and Montgomery
California, junction of
Market and Drumm bet
Sacramento and Pine W to
City Cemetery
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2900 Broderick 2901
3000 Baker 3001
California Avenue, E
of San .lose Road and VV
of San Bruno Road, B. H
Cambridge, S s silver
Avenue liet Yale and Ox-
ford, U. M. T
Camille Place, N s
Washington bet Jones and
Taylor
Camp, E s Guerrero bet
Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Capitol, W of Old San Jo-
se Koad or San Miguel Sta-
tion
Capu, S s Fifteenth bet
Howard and Mission S to
Serpentine Avenue
West. Street. East Side.
100
200
300
400
500
600
Till)
800
900
1000
11 00
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Nineteenth
Twentieth
Twenty-first
Twenty-second
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-sixth
1
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
sol
901
1001
1101
Card Alley, W s (14131
Stockton bet Vallejo and
Green
Carlos Place, S 8 (219)
O'Farrell bet Mason and
Powell
Carolina, from the bay
bet Wisconsin and Dellaro
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 Tavlor and Mason
Carver, from California
Avenue S to I'owhattan,
B. H
Case, W s San Bruno Road
4 miles from City Hall
Castro, S s Kidley bet
Diamond and Noe
Cedar, N s (212) Clay bet
Davis and Front N to
Washington
Cedar Alley, W s Do-
lores bet sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Cedar Avenue, W s
Larkin bet l'ost and Geary
Cemetery Avenue, see
Lott)
Center, (now Sixteenth)
from the bay W to Castro
Central, ur San Miguel
Station
Central Place, 8 s (5151
Pine bet Dupont and
Kearny
Centre, S s (533) Bryant
bet Second and Third SE
. to South Park
Chace, from Islais Creek
5 to Hecker
Chambers, W s (619)
Davis bet Pacific and
Broadway W to Battery
Chambers Place, N -s
Greenwich bet Powell and
Mason N to Lombard
Channel, W s Third bet
Berry and Hooper SW to
Eighth
Channel, W a San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Chauultepec, from Cort-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B, 11
Charity, from Cadwalla-
der N W to Islais Creek
Charles, N s Tyler bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Charles, S of Fairmount
from San Jose. Road >. W
to Chenery
Charles Place, N s (570)
Harrison bet First and
Second
Chatham Place, N s
(5181 Push bet Dupont and
Stockton
Chattanooga, S s Twen-
ty-first bet Dolores and
Church
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 Sans. mi
bet Francisco and Lom-
bard W to Presidio Reser-
tion
North. Street. South Side.
2 Sansom 1
(c) Montgomery (CJ
Webster
100 Kearny 101
200 Dupont 201
224 Bellair I'lace
300 Slockton 301
Chestnut Alley
400 Powell 401
500 Mason 501
Newell
600 Taylor 601
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706
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
-no
.Tones
701
Mill
Leavenworth
SOI
HI 10
Hyde
Mil
1000
1. in kin
1001
11(1(1
Polk
1101
1 Mill
Van Xess Avenue
mi
1300
franklin
l::u|
1400 Gotigh 1401
1500 Octavia 1501
li.oo Laguna l«0l
1710 Buchanan 1701
1800 Webster 1801
1000 Fillmore 1901
•2000 Stciner 2001
2100 Tierce 2101
2200 Scott 2201
2:100 Devisadero 2301
2400 Bro-lerick 2401
2500 Baker 2501
Chestnut Alley, X s
Chestnut bet Powell and
Stockton
Church, S s Ridley bet
Dolores and Sanchez S to
Thirtieth
Church Lane, W s Do-
lores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Church Place.W s (1709)
Dupont bet Lombard and
Greenwich
Clairville Place, S a
(535) Union bet Dupont
and Stockton
Clara or Clary, W s Riteh
bet Folsom and Harrison
W to Sixth
Clara Avenue, Xs
Eighteenth nr Douglass
Clara Avenue or Clo-
ver Avenue, nr Laguna
de la Merced
Clara Lane, X s (204)
Sutter bet Kearny and
Dupont X to Bush
Clarice or Clarence
Place, X s Townsend bet
Second and Third
Clark, W s (409! Drumm
bet Jackson and Pacific W
to Front
Clary or Clara, W s Ritch
bet Kolsom and Harrison
W to Sixtli
•Clay, W s East bet Wash-
ing! on .and Commercial VV
to First Avenue
North. Street. South side.
2 East 1
100 Drumm 101
200 Davis 201
612 Cedar
S00 Front 301
'40H Battery 401
500 Sansom 5ol
Leidesdorfl 527
fio -'Montgomery 601
7'0 Kearny 701
7)0 Brenhain Place — —
■800 Dupont 801
814 Waverly Place 813
■..third
909 Stockton 901
916 Clay Avenue
Prospect Place 917
1000 Powell 1001
Ta.r 1015
l(ili) Wetmore Place
1100 Mason 1101
Yerba Buena 1115
1200 Taylor 1201
1300 Jones 1301
Priest
Reed
MOO Lt-avenworth 1401
1500 Hyde 1501
Torrcns' Court
1600 Larkin 1601
1700 Polk nol
1800 Van Xess Avenue 1801
1900 Franklin 1901
2000 Gough 2001
2100 Octavia 2101
2200 Laguna 2201
2300 Buchanan 2301
2401
2501
2600 Stelncr
2700 Pierce
2800 Scott
2900 Devisadero
3000 Broderick
3100 Baker
24011 Webster
2500 Fillmore
2«il
27(11
•j.sol
21-01
3001
3101
Clay Avenue, X s (916)
Clav bet Stockton and
Powell
Clayton, X s Waller bet
Ashimry and Cole X to
Fulton
Cleaveland, W s Colum
bia Square bet Folsom and
Harrison
Clement, W s First Ave
niie bet Point Lobos Av-
enue and California W to
City Cemetery
Clementina, W s (248)
First bet Folsom and Te
haina
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1
(6) Second (6)
(6) Third (6)
300 Fourth 301
400 Fifth 401
(6) Sixth (6)
(6) Seventh (6)
700 Eighth 701
(6) Ninth (6)
Clinton, S s Bryant bet
Sixth and Seventh
Clipper, W s Old San Jose
Road bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth W to
Douglass
Clover Avenue or Cla-
ra Avenue, nr Laguna
de la Merced
Cod ma n Place, S s (1007)
Washington bet Powell
and Mason
Cohn Place, S s Jackson
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Cole, X s Haight bet Clav-
tiui and Sliradcr X to Ful-
ton
College, S s Silver Avenue
bet Dartmouth and Uni-
versity, D. M. T
College Place, Xs Haves
bet Larkin and Polk
Columbia, E s Dolores
bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth E to Valencia
Columbia, from Mission
Creek bet Bryant Avenue
and Alabama S to Ser-
pentine Avenue
Columbia, S s (1019) Fol-
som bet Sixth and Seventh
SE to Harrison
Columbia Place, S s
Precita Avenue S to Cali-
fornia Avenue, B. H
Columbia Square, bet
Folsom, Harrison, Colum-
bia, and Sherman
Colusa, from the bay bet
Yuba and Marin W to Ver-
mont
Commerce, E 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 Sansom 501
524 Leidesdorff 525
600 Montgomery 601
700 Kearny 701
(e) Dupont \e)
Connecticut, from the
bay bet Missouri and Ar-
kansas Sto Tulare
(link, X s Point Lobos
Avenue h mile W ot Toll
Gate
Cooper Alley, S s (623)
Jackson bet Kearny and
Dupont
Corbett, (now Seven-
teenth) W s Harrison bet
Sixteenth and Eighteenth
W to Douglass
Cortex, from California
Avenue bet Montcalm and
Samoset E to Frauconia
Avenue
Cortland Avenue, from
San .lose Road nr Thirtieth
E to San Bruno Road
Coso Avenue, from
North Avenue XW to Cal-
ifornia Avenue, B. H
Cottage Place, E s (614)
.Junes bet Geary and Post
County Road, from Old
San Jose Road nr St. Ma-
ry's College SWto County
Line
Creek Lane, W s Folsom
bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth
Crescent Avenue, from
San Jose Road nr St. Ma-
ry's College E to San
Bruno Road
Crook, X s Townsend bet
Third and Fourth
Cushman, X s (1016) Cali-
fornia bet Mason and Tay-
lor X to Sacramento
Custom House Place,
X s(4l2i Washington bet
Sansom and Battery X to
Jackson
Dale, (now Twenty-ninth)
W s San Jose Road bet
Twenty-eighth and Thir-
tieth
Dale, or Deal, S s Tyler
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Dame, 8 s Thirtieth bet
Chenery and Whitney S to
Randal
Dartmouth, S s Silver
Avenue bet Bowdoin and
College, U. M. T
Davis, X s Market bet
Drumm and Front X to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Pine 1
100 California 101
William Place 109
200 Sacramento 201
214 Commercial 215
300 Clav 301
(6) Merchant (6)
400 Washington 401
410 Oregon 417
500 Jackson 501
514 Clark 513
600 Pacific 601
(d) Chambers 619
(d) Broadway 701
(e) Vallejo (e)
Day, W s San Jose Road
bet Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth
Day, E s Dolores bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
DeBoom, E s (533) Sec-
ond bet Bryant and Bran-
nan
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
Deal, or Dale, S s Tyler
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Decatur, S s Brvant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Decatur, S s Crescent
Avenue W of Porter Ss B.H
Delaware, S s X'apa bet
Massachusetts and Mary-
land
Delaware Court, X s
Sutter bet Powell and
Mason
Delgardo, E s Hyde bet
Green and Union
Dent Place, X s Jackson
bet Stockton and Powell
Devisadero, X s Ridley
bet Broderick and Scott X
to the bay
Devrees, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Dexter, 8 s Howard bet
Main and Spear
Diamond, S s Sixteenth
bet Castro and Douglass
Dickerson, E s of San
Bruno Road 3Jn miles from
City Hall
Dikeman Place, W s
(217) Mason bet 0\Farrell
and Ellis
Dock, W s Front bet Fil-
bert and Union
Dodge, S s Turk bet Hyde
and Larkin
Dodson's Alley, (see
Keyes Alley)
Dolores, s s Market bet
Church and Guerrero
Dora, Ss (1113) Folsom bet
Seventh and Eighth
Borland Lane, W s
Dolores bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Douglas Place, E s
Beale bet Folsom and
Harrison
Douglass, S s Sixteenth
W of Diamond
Dow Place, W s Second
bet Folsom and Harrison
Downey, S s Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Drumm, X s Market bet
Davis and East X to the
bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and California 1
100 Sacramento 101
116 Commercial 115
200 Clay 201
214 Merchant (6)
300. Washington 301
Oregon
400 Jackson 401
Clark 409
(e) Pacific (e)
Drury Lane,.Ws (306)
Seventh bet Folsom and
Harrison
Duane, W s Jones bet
Chestnut and Lombard
Dunbar Court, rear ot
City Hall
Duncan, W s Old San Jose
Road bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth
Duncan Court, X s (610)
Broadway bet Dupont and
Stockton"
Dunn Alley, E s (1106)
Kearny bet Broadway and
Vallejo
Dupont, X s Market bet
Stockton and Kearny X to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and O'Farrell 1
100 Geary 101
110 Morton 111
200 Post 201
208 Lincoln Avenue
212 Dupont Place
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
707
Stockton Place
Mills Place
Sutter
Berrv
Harlan Place
Bush
Pine
Virginia Alley
California
Dupont Place
Sacramento
Commercial
Clay
Washington
Hall's Court
Jackson
Sullivan Alley
Pacific
Dupont Alley
1200 Broadway
Hinckley
" Vallejo
300
312
400
500
600
700
714
800
900
1000
1100
1126
ill
213
219
301
313
| 401
S01
505
601
701
(A)
801
901
923
1001
1021
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1500 Union
1506 Nobili Alley
1600 Filbert 1601
1618 Gerke Alley
1700 Greenwich noi
Church l'lace 1709
1800 Lombard lsoi
1900 Chestnut 1901
Pfeiffer
2000 Francisco 2001
2100 Bay 2101
2200 North Point 2201
(e) Beach (e)
Dupont Alley, Es (1126)
Dupont bet Pacific and
Broadway
Dupont Place, E s (212)
Dupont bet Postand Sutter
Dupont Place, W s
Dupont bet Sacramento
and California
»wisht, W s San Bruno
Road bet Woolsey and
Olmstead, U. M. T
Eagle, (now Nineteenth)
AV s Harrison bet Eight-
eenth and Twentieth W to
Douglass
East, Irom Folsom N to
Pacific fronting the bay
East. Street. West Side.
id)
Folsom
1
(d)
Howard
101
(d)
Mission
201
(d)
Market
301
(d)
Clay
401
(-')
Merchant
(d)
Washington
501
id)
Jackson
601
(«)
Pacific
(e)
Eek
er, Ss (527) Market be
Fit
st and Second
Eddy, junction Market and
Powell bet Ellis and '
urk
W to Calvary Cemete
ry
North. Street. South Side.
2
Market and Powell
14
Anna Lane
Eddy Place
27
100
Mason
101
200
Taylor
201
300
Jones
301
400
Leavenworth
401
500
Hyde
501
600
Larkin
601
700
Polk
701
800
Van Ness Avenue
801
900
Franklin
901
1000
Cough
1001
1100
Octavia
1101
1200
Laguna
1201
1300
Buchanan
1301
1400
Webster
1401
1500
Fillmore
1500
1600
steiner
1600
1700
Pierce
1700
Farren Avenue
1801
1800
Scott
1900
Devisadero
1901
2000
Broderick
2001
Eddy Place, S s (27) Eddy
bet Powell and Mason
Edward, N s Bush
bet
Larkin and Hyde
Eighteenth, (late Falcon)
W s Harrison bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth W
to Douglass
Eighth, (late Price) S s
Market bet Seventh and
Ninth SE toTownsend
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2
Market
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission
Minna
Natoma
Howard
Noonan's Avenue
Tehama
Clementina
Folsom
Shipley
Heron
Harrison 401
Bryant 501
Brannan 601
Townsend (e)
El Dorado, from the bay
bet Alameda and Sixteenth
W to Harrison
Eleventh, (late Wood) Ss
Market bet Tenth and
Twelfth SE to Mission
Creek
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
Mission 101
Howard 201
Folsom 301
Harrison 401
Bryant (e)
Union bet Tavlor
100
114
200
300
400
500
600
(e)
301
100
200
300
400
(«)
Eliza, N
and J on
Eliza Place, N s Wash-
ington bet Taylor and
.lolies
Elizabeth, W s Guerrero
bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Elk, from Cadwalladcr N to
Islais Creek
Ellen, (now Thirteenth) SE
s Mission bet Twelfth and
Fourteenth
Ellen, N s Harrison bet
Seventh and Eighth
Ellick Alley, N s (722)
Pacific bet Dupont and
Stockton
Ellick Eane, N s Call
fornia bet Stockton and
Powell
Ellis, junction Market and
Stockton bet O'Farrelland
Eddy W to Calvary Ceme
tery
North. Street. South\Side.
2 Market and Stockton 1
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
Powoll
Anna Lane
Mason
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
Van Ness Avenue
Franklin
Gough
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Bourbin Place
Pierce
Farren Avenue
Scott
Devisadero
Broderick
Ellsworth, from Califor-
nia Avenue S to Cortland
Avenue, B. H
Elm Avenue, Ws Larkin
bet Turk and Tyler
Emma, E s (508) Stockton
bet Pine and Bush
Emma, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall
Emma Place, S s Chest-
nut bet Stockton anil
Powell
Emmet Place, Ws (709)
Stockton bet California
| and Sacramento
]01|Erie Place, W s Howard
115| bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth W to Mission
201 Esmeralda Avenue,
205: from North Avenue NYV to
(6) California Avenue, B. II
Essex, S s (543) Folsom bet
First and Second SE to
Harrison
Essex Place, W s Essex
t Folsom and Harrison
Estefania, junction of
Heckerand Stringham S\V
to Islais Creek
Eureka, S s Seventeenth
bet Douglass and Diamond
Eve, W s San Bruno Road
W to California Av B. H
Everett, W s <138) Third
bet Mission and Howard
AV to Fourth
Ewer Place, AV s (1011)
Mason bet Sacramento and
Clay
Fair Avenue, W s Cali-
fornia Avenue AV to San
Jose Road
Fair Oaks, S s Twenty-
first bet Guerrero and Do-
lores
Fairmount, S of Randal
from San Jose Road W to
Bemis
Faith, from California
Avenue NW to Brewster,
B. H
Falcon, (now Eighteenth)
AV s Harrison bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth W
to Douglass
Falcon Place, Es Taylor
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Farren Avenue, N s
Eddy bet Pierce and Scott
N to Ellis
Fell, junction Market and
Polk bet Hayes and Oak AV
to Stanyan
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Polk 1
100 A'an Ness Avenue 101
200 Franklin 20(
300 Gough 301
400 Octavia 401
500 Laguna 501
600 Buchanan 601
700 AVebster 701
800 Fiilmore 801
900 Steiner 901
1000 Pierce 1001
1100 Scott 1101
1200 Devisadero 1201
1300 Broderick 1301
1400 Baker 1401
Fella Place, E s (616)
Powell bet Bush and Pine
Fern Avenue, AA' s Lar-
kin bet Bush and Sutter
Pitt eolith, (late Sparks)
AV s Harrison bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth AA' to
Castro
Fifth, S s Market bet
Fourth and Sixth SE to
the bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast-
2 Market 1
' 14 Stevenson (b)
(6) Jessie 33
100 Mission 101
106 Minna 107
124 Natoma 125
200 Howard 201
mi
in
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
210 Tehama 211
226 Clementina 227
300 Folsom SOI
3li; Shipley 317
328 Clara, or Clary 320
400 Harrison 401
Perry
500 Bryant 501
mo Brannan 601
Too Townsend 701
Kin-,'
800 Berry 801
Channel
Hooper
Irwin
Hubl.ell
South
Fifth Avenue, S s (913)
Harrison bet Fifth and
Sixth SE to Bryant
Fins, (now Twenty-sev-
enth) W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
eighth
Filbert, AV s Front bet
Greenwich and Union AV
to Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South Side.
Front
loo Battery
200 Sanson]
300 Montgomery
400 Kearny
Filbert Place
Varenne
Grand Place
500 Dupont
504 Medau Place
Jasper Place
(iOO Stockton
700 Powell
706 Gaven
724 Scotland
son Mason
900 Tavlor
Roach Alley
1000 Jonee
1100 Leavenworth
Randall Place
1200 Hyde
1300 Larkin
1400 Polk
801
901
1001
liOl
1201
M01
(4111
1500 Aran Ness Avenue [501
1600 Franklin 1601
17 lough noi
1800 Octavia 1801
POO Laguna 1901
2000 Buchanan 2001
2100 Webster 2101
2200 Fillmore 2201
2300 Steiner 2301
2400 Pierce 2401
25011 Scott 2501
2600 Devisadero 2601
2700 Broderick 2701
2S00 Baker 2801
Filbert Place, N s | 108)
Union bet Kearny and Du-
pont N to Filbert
Fillmore, N s Ridley bet
Webster and Steiner N to
the bay
East. Street.
2 Ridley
100 Kate
<; eimania
200 Waller
300 Haight
400 Page
500 Oak
600 Fell
700 Hayes
hi it) drove
900 Fulton
1000 McAllister
1100 Tyler
12110 Turk
1300 Eddy
1400 Ellis
Bvington
1500 0"'Farrell
1600 Geary
1700 Post
1800 Sutter
1900 Bush
AVildey
2000 Pine
2100 California
2200 Sacramento
2300 Clay
West Side.
1
101
201
3nl
401
501
601
701
HO I
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
14H1
1501
1601
17nl
1MII
1901
2001
2101
22111
2301
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
•Jim1 Washington
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-7 n
2800
2900
3000
:ill 10
Pacific
Broadway
Vallejo
Green
Union
Filbert
•2401
2501
21)01
•2701
'2801
201 '1
8001
3101
Pixley riace
3200 Greenwich 3201
Monlton
8800 Lombard 3301
8400 Chestnut 3401
8500 Francisco 3501
3000 Bav 3001
8700 NorthPoint 3701
880U Beach 8801
8900 Jeffewon 8901
4000 Tonquin 4001
[e) Lewis (e)
First, S s Market bet Fre-
mont and Second .SE to
the bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market
22 Steve nson
40 .Jessie
50 Lick Alley
100 Jlissiou
US Minna
Natoma
Melius
Howard
220 T< hama
Tehama Place
Clementina
in.
200
24s
300
ills Guy Place
— Boston Place
350 Laurel Place
Harrison
Goodsell Place
Bryant
Frederick
Brannan
Townsend
400
201
223
301
320
401
501
601
(e)
First Avenue, N s J X to
Presidio Reservation and
nr Golden Gate Park
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
Florence, Bernal Ilights
Florida., (now Bryant Av-
enue) from Mission Creek
bet York and Columbia S
to Serpentine Avenue
Folsom, W s East bet How-
ard and Harrison SW to
Fourteenth thence S
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2
East
6
(c)
steuart
(c)
100
Spear
101
200
Main
201
300
Beale
301
Zoe Place
315
400
Fremont
401
408
Baldwin Court
Grant Place
409
500
First
501
Ecker
(ft)
Essex
543
000
Second
601
Hawthorne
633
■
Hampton Place
649
700
Third
701
Bitch
717
—
Haywood
761
800
Fourth
801
Miller's Place
827
000
Fifth
901
— —
Willow
929
1000
Sixth
1001
Caroline
1011
1016
Harriet
Columbia
1019
1028
Rush
Sherman
1039
1042
Moss
noo
seventh
1101
Dora
1113
1114 Langton
Harrison Avenue
1130 Rausch
Folsoru Ave
1200 Eighth
1300 Ninth
1400 Tenth
Juniper
1500 Eleventh
Nevada
1000 Twelfth
1700 Thirteenth
( Ireek Lane
1800 Fourteenth
B00 Fifteenth
2000 Sixteenth
2100 Seventeenth
2200 Eighteenth
2300 Nineteenth
2400 Twentieth
2500 Twenty-first
2000 Twenty-second
2700 Twenty-third
2800 Twenty-fourth
2900 Twenty-fifth
3000 Twenty-sixth
Folsom Avenue, S s
(1145) Folsom bet Seventh
and Eighth
Fort Place, S s Pacific
bet Hyde and Larkin
Fourteenth, (late Tracy)
W s Harrison bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth W to
Castro
Fourth, S s Market bet
Third and Fifth SE to the
bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast
1127
1145
1201
1301
1401
1417
1501
1601
1701
1801
1001
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2001
•2701
2801
2901
3001
Frank Place, W s Ma-
son bet Cal and Pine
Franklin, N s Market bet
Gough and Van Ness Av-
enue N to the bay
Market
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission
Minna
Everett
Howard
Tehama
Clementina
Folsom
Louisa
Clary
Harrison
Perry
Silver
Bryant
Welch
Freelon
Brannan
Townsend
King
Berry
Channel
Francisco, W
gomery bet Chestnut and
Bay W to Presidio Reser-
vation
North. Street. South Side
2
(6)
30
100
116
200
218
242
300
316
332
400
416
500
600
700
800
1
21
31
101
117
133
■201
219
248
301
317
333
4H|
4 17
431
501
523
537
601
701
801
Mont
300
411(1
500
600
700
800
900
1000
lll-ll
12110
1300
1400
1500
1600
1710
1800
1900
2000
2100
'.'200
2:|00
2400
M on 1 gomery
Webster
Kearny
Dupont
Midway East
Bellair Place
Stockton
Midway West
Powell
Mason
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
East.
2
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
Street. West Side.
Market and Pag
Lily Avenue
( lak
Hickory Avenue
Fell 201
Linden Avenue
Hayes 301
Ivy Avenue
Grove 401
Birch Avenue
Fulton 501
Ash Avenue
McAllister 601
Locust Avenue
Tyler 701
Elm Avenue
800 Turk 801
Laurel Avenue
900 Eddy 901
Willow Avenue
1000 Ellis 1001
Glive Avenue
1100 O'Farrell 1101
Myrtle Avenue
1200 Geary 1201
Cedar Avenue
1300 Post 1301
Walnut Avenue
1400 Sutter 1401
Fern Avenue
1500 Bush 1501
1600 Pine 1601
1700 California 1701
1800 Sacramento 1801
B00 Clay 1901
2000 Washington 2001
2100 Jackson 2101
2200 Pacific 2201
2300 Broadway 2301
2400 Vallejo 2401
2500 Green 2501
21.00 Union 2601
2700 Filbert 2701
2800 Greenwich 2801
2900 Lombard 2901
3000 Chestnut 3001
3100 Francisco 3101
3200 Bay 3201
3:!00 NorthPoint 3301
3400 Beach 3401
3500 Jeflerson 3501
3000 Tonquin 3601
(e) Lewis (e)
Franklin Park, bet
Sixteenth, Santa Clara,
Hampshire, and Bryant Av
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 and Beale SE to
the bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
Van Ness Avenue 1101
Franklin 1201
Gough 1301
Octavia 1401
Laguna 1501
Buchanan 1H01
Webster 1701
Fillmore 1801
Steiner p.01
Pierce 2001
Scott 2101
Bevisadero 2201
Broderick 2301
Baker 2401
Frauconia Avenue,
from Hope SW to Califor-
nia Avenue, B. H
Market
Mission
Melius
Howard
Lincoln Place
Folsom
Harrison
Bryant
Brannan
300
400
500
ifi)
Fremont Court or Clay
Avenue, N 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 Market 1
100 Pine 101
200 California 201
Richmond 211
300 Sacramento 301
318 Commercial 317
400 Clay 401
416 Merchant (c)
500 Washington
510 Oregon
Jackson
614 Clark
700 Pacific
712 Chambers
800 Broadway
900 Vallejo
(rf) Green
Commerce
Union
Dock
Filbert
Greenwich
(d)
(d)
(d)
((/)
(e)
601
701
713
801
901
1001
1101
1201
(e)
Fulton, W s Larkin bet
McAllister and Grove Wto
Stanyan
North. Street. South Side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue '201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
600 Laguna 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 Webster 801
900 Fillmore 901
1000 Steiner 1001
1100 Pierce 1101
1200 Scott 1201
1300 Devisadero 1301
1400 Broderick 1401
1500 Baker 1501
1600 Lyon 1601
Gaines, N s Green bet
Sansom and Battery N to
Union
Gal in to, N s Sixteenth bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Garden, S s Harrison bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Bryant
Gardner Alley, H s
(112) Post bet Dupont and
Kearny
Garen, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall
Gates, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Ave-
nue, B. H
Gaven, N s (706) Filbert
bet Powell and Mason N
to Greenwich
Geary, junction Market
and "Kearny bet Post and
O'Farrell W to Point Lobos
Road
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Kearny 1
Brooks 25
100 Dupont 101
200 Stockton 201
300 Powell 301
400 Mason 401
416 Metcalfe Place
Martha Place 417
500 Taylor 501
Geary Place 511
William 515
Jones 601
Leavenworth 701
Hyde 801
Larkin 901
Polk 1001
512
600
700
800
900
101 10
1100
1200
1300
Moo
151 III
1600
1700
1800
1000
2000
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
Van Ness Avenue 1101
Franklin
Gough
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
scott
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
Lyon
Geary Place, S s (511)
Geary bet Taylor and J ones
Geneva, S s Brannan bet
sixth and Seventh
Gerke Alley, E s (1618)
Dupont bet Greenwich and
Filbert
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
709
Germania, W s Webster
bet Kate and Waller W to
Fillmore
Gertrudis, from Hecker
SW to Islais Creek
Gibn, W s Maiden Lane bet
Jackson and Washington
(Jil>son, E s Larkin bet
Union and Green
Gilbert, S s Bryant bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Townsend
Gilmore, K s Kentucky nr
Shasta
Girard, S s Silver Avenue
bet San Bruno Road and
Berlin
Olenwood Place, S 8
Howard hot Twelfth and
'J hirieeuth
Glover, E s Leavenworth
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Gody, Ws Mission nr
Twenty-eighth
Goettingen, S s Silver
Avenue bet Berlin and
Williams
Gold, W s (705) Sansom bet
Jackson and Pacific W to
Montgomery
Golden Gate Park, W
of Stanyan bet 1) and H
Streets W to Pacific Ocean
Goldman Place, E s
Mission bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Goodsell Place, E s
First bet Harrison and
Bryant
Gordon, N s Harrison bet
Eighth and Ninth
Gondii, N s Market bet
Franklin and Octavia N to
the bay
East. Street. West #ufe
i
2
Market and Haight
Rose Avenue
100
I 'age
Lilv Avenue
200
Oak
Hickory Avenue
300
Fell
Linden Avenue
400
Hayes
Ivy Avenue
500
Grove
Birch Avenue
600
Fulton
Asli Avenue
700
McAllister
Locust Avenue
800
Tyler
Elm Avenue
900
Turk
Laurel Avenue
1000
Eddy
Willow Avenue
1100
Ellis
Olive Avenue
1200
O'Farrell
Myrtle Avenue
1300
Geary
Cedar Avenue
1400
Post
Walnut Avenue
1500
Sutter
Fern Avenue
lfiOO
Bu-h
1700
Pine
1800
California
1900
Sacramento
2000
Clay
2100
Washington
2200
Jackson
2.100
Pacil'c
2400
Broadway
2500
Vallejo
2600
Green
2700
Union
2MI0
Filbert
20110
Greenwich
moo
Lombard
moo
Chestnut
1200
Francisco
3300
Bay
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1001
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2101
2401
2501
2601
2701
2x01
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3400 North Poiut 3401
3500 Beach 3501
3«00 Jefferson 3001
3700 Tonquin 3701
(e) Lewis (e)
Graham Place, N s
(538) Green bet Stockton
and Oupont
Grand Avenue, Ss Mis-
sion bet Ninth and Tenth
Grand Place. 8 s (427)
Filbert bet Dupont and
Kearny
Grant, (see Pierce)
Grant Avenue, (see
Grand Avenue)
Grant Place, 8 s (400)
Folsom bet First and Fre-
mont
Green, W s Front bet Aral-
lej'and Union W to Pre-
sidio Reservation
North. .Street. South Side.
2 Front 1
100 Battery 101
Gaines
200 Sansom 201
Calhoun
300 Montgomery 301
316 Vincent
326 Bone Alley
Reed Place 331
400 Kearny 401
406 Sonora Place ■
420 Lafayette Place
500 Dupont 501
510 Kannam Place
522 Union 1'lace - —
Bower Place 529
53s Graham Place • —
600 Stockton 601
700 Powell 701
71H August Alley
800 Mason 801
900 Tavlor 901
1000 Jones 1000
1100 Leavenworth 1101
New Orleans Av
Hamlin
Hyde 1201
Larkin 1301
Polk 1401
1200
1300
1400
1500
lfiOO
1700
lXoO
1900
200(1
2100
2200
2100
2400
2500
2000
2700
2-00
POO
Larkin
1201
1100
Polk
1101
1400
Van Ness Avenue
1401
1500
Franklin
1501
1000
Cough
1001
1700
Octavia
1701
18011
Laguna
1801
1900
Buchanan
IS01
XI00
Webster
2001
)|00
Fillmore
2101
V'OO
S< finer
2201
)100
Pierce
2101
MOO
Scott
2401
'500
Devi sad ero
2501
•).,00
Broderick
2601
2700
Baker
2701
Grove, W s Larkin bet
Ful I on and Hayes W to
Stanyan
Street. South Side.
1
KM
201
Van Ness Avenue 1501
Franklin 1601
Gough 1701
Octavia 1801
Laguna 1901
Buchanan 2001
Webster 2101
Fillmore 2201
Steiner 2301
Pierce 2401
Scott 2501
Devisadero 2601
Broderick 2701
Baker 2801
Green Court, N s How-
ard bet Steuart and Spear
Greenwich, W s Front
bet Filbert and Lombard
W to Presidio Reservation
(The buildings in this st.
are incorrectly numbered)
North
2 Larkin
100 Polk
200 Van N'ess Avenue
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
600 Laguna 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 Webster 801
900 Fillmore 901
1000 Steiner 1001
Alamo Square
1200 Scott 1201
1300 Devisadero 1301
1400 Broderick 1401
1500 Baker 1501
1500 Lyon 1601
Grove, (now Thirtieth) W
s San Jose Road S of Twen-
ty-ninth
Guerrero, S s Market bet
Valencia and Dolores Sto
Old San Jose" Road
Gunnison Avenue, S s
Precita Place S to Pros-
pect Place
Gustavus, N s (920) Cali-
fornia bet Powell and Ma-
son N to Sacramento
Guy Place, W s (318)
First bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Hagsin, (or Hagin) S s
Townsend bet Third and
Fourth S to Berry
Haight, junction Market
and Gough tiet Page and
Waller \V to Stanyan
South Side.
1
(O
North. Street.
2 Front
(c) Baitery
100 Sansom
Prinele's Court
Montcomery
Kearny
Telegraph Place
Dupont
Kramer Place
Bellevue Avenue
Stockton
Powell
Gaven
Chambers Place
Scotland
Mason
Hartman
Jansen
Taylor
Roach Alley
Jones
Leavenworth
Randall Place
Hyde
200
300
330
400
500
600
700
706
716
800
900
1000
1100
101
401
North. Street.
Market
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
Scott
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
100
200
300
400
500
000
700
s00
900
1000
1100
South Side.
1
101
201
301
401
501
00 1
701
S01
901
1001
1101
Hamlin Place, F. s Lar-
kin bet Broadway and Val-
lejo
Hammond, s s Townsend
bet Second and Third
Hampshire, from Mis-
sion Creek bel I'otrero Av-
enue and York s to Ser-
pentine Avenue
Hamilton Court, N s
(070) Harrison bet Second
and Third
Hamilton Place, S s
i049i Folsom bet Second
and Third
Hancock, W B Dolores
bet Falcon and Eagle
Hardie Place, E s (218)
Kearny bet Bush and Sut-
ter
Harlan Place, W s (313)
Dupont bet Bush and Sut-
ter
Harriet, S s (1011) How-
ard bel Sixth and Seventh
SE to Folsom
Harriet, (now Second
Avenue) N s Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Harris, (now Seventh) S s
Market bet Sixth and
Eighth SE to the bay
Harrison, W s Steu:irt
bet Folsom and Bryant
SW to Fourteenth thence
S to Serpentine Avenue
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
\
101
Steuart
Spear
Johnson Tlace
Main
Beale
Fremont
First
Essex
Rincon Place
Stanly Place
Charles Place
Second
Vassal I'lace
Hawthorne
Hale, W s San Bruno Road
4 miles from City Hall
Hall Alley, S s Vallejo
bet Montgomery and San-
som
Hall Place, S s Jackson
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
403 ': Hall's Court, W s (923)
.., Dupont bet Washington
50 j and Jackson
%yi Halleclt, Ws (213) Battery
I bet Sacramento and Oali-
g2i fornia W to Leidesdorff
701 Hamilton, Ss Silver Av-
enue bet Ilolvoke and
1 Bowdoin, U. M.'T
801
807
901
1001
Hamlin, N s Green bet
1101 1 Leavenworth andHyde
Hamilton Square, bet
I O'Farrell, Post, Steiner,
and Scott
630
K70 Hampton Court
700 Third
720 Ritch
800 Fourth
900 Fifth
Fiflli Avenue
Oak Avenue
Park Avenue
1000 Sixth
Garden
Columbia
Sherman
1100 Seventh
Dora
Chesley
Hay ward
Mariposa Avenue
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Nevada
Twelfth
Channel
Fourteenth
Alameda
Fifteenth
El Dorado
Sixteenth
Santa ('lira
Seventeenth
Mariposa
Eighteenth
Solano
Nineteenth
Butte
Twentieth
Twenty-first
Twenty-second
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-sixth
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
2600
-Too
2-oo
2900
(«)
1201
1301
1401
1501
1001
1720
1*20
1901
1920
2020
2120
2220
2801
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
Serpentine Avenue (e)
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
710
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
Harrison Aiciiuc, s s
I 1 127) Folsom bet Seventh
and Eighth
Harry, from Laidley S\V
tu Beacon
Hartford, ss Eighteenth
bet Noe and Castro S to
Twentieth
Hartman, X s (706) Green-
wich lict Mason and Taylor
Harvard, 8 s Silver Av-
fiiui' W of Oxford
Ilarnood Place, (now
Grand Place) s s Filbert
bet Dupont and Kearny
Haven»,W s Leavenworth
bet Filbert and Union
Havens Place, S a (HOT)
Washington bet Stockton
and Powell
Hawes, 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 W to Stanyan
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Larkin 1
College Place
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
3ii(l Franklin 301
400 Gongh 401
500 Octavia 501
600 Lagana 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 Webster 801
900 Fillmore ooi
1000 Steiner moi
Pierce Hoi
1200 Scott 1201
1300 Devisadero liioi
14(10 Broderick 1401
1500 Baker 1601
1600 Lyon 1601
Hayes Alley, (see Keyes
Alley)
Hayward, S s Harrison
bet Seventh and Eighth
Haywood, S s (761) Fol-
som bet Third and Fourth
Heath, from Portland Av-
enue S to San Bruno Road
Hecker, from Islais Creek
w to Bernal
Helen, S s California bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Henrietta, from San Jose
Road nr Thirtieth SE to
North Avenue, B. H
Henry, N s Lombard bet
lly<\(/ and Larkin
Henry, Ws Noe bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Henry, W s San Bruno
Road bet sniiman and
Harrow, U. M. T
Heringer, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall '
Hermann, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from Citv
Hall
Hermann, S s Market bet
Brady and Ridley E to
Mission
Horon, E s Eighth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Heyn Place, S s Clav
bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Hickory Avenue, \V s
Van Ness Avenue bet Oak
and Fell
Hill, W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-second and Twen
ty-third W to Castro
Hinimelmami Place,
N s (1024) Pacific bet Ma-
son and Taylor
Hinckley, W s Mont-
gomery bet Broadway and
Vallejo W to Dupont
Hodges or Bestole
Place, N s Vallejo bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Hoiljres Court, W s
Spear bet Market and Mis-
sion
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 llights nr San Jose
Road
Holyoke, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Williams and
Hamilton, U. M. T
Hooper, from the bav bet
Channel 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 s Taylor bet
Chestnut and Francisco
Howard, W s East bet
Mission and Folsom SW
to Twelfth thence S to
Serpentine Avenue
Habbard, S s (633) How-
ard bet Second and Third
Hubhell, W s Fourth bet
Irwin and South SW to
Seventh
Hudson, junction Four-
teenth Avenue and Cad-
wallader SW to Salome
Humboldt, from the bay
bet Sierra and Nevada W
to Bryant Avenue
Hunt, E s (145) Third bet
Howard and Sherwood
Place
Hunter, Ws San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall '
Hyde, Ns McAllister bet
Larkin and Leavenworth
N to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
Northioest. Street. Southeast.
2
(c)
100
200
300
4IHI
500
600
East
Steuart
Green Court
Spear
Main
Bcale
Fremont
First
Second
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
win
000
1000
1100
1200
130(1
1400
1500
1600
1606
17(1(1
1800
1000
2000
H i s K i n s P 1 a e e, (see
Keyes Alley)
Highland Terrace, Ns
California bet Jones and
Leavenworth
New Montgomery
- Hubbard 63"
700 Third 70
KOI) Fourth 8C
814 Howard Court —
000 Fifth 90
Marv . —
1000 Sixth loo
■ Harriet 101
Russ 1(14
Moss 105
1100 Seventh 110
Langton 111
Rausch 112
Sumner 115
1200 Eighth l'o
1300 Ninth 130
Washington Av ■ —
Grand Avenue —
1400 Tenth 140
1500 Eleventh 150!
Lafayette
1600 Twelfth 160
1700 Thirteenth 170]
Creek Lane
Erie Place
1H00 Fourteenth 1801
looo Fifteenth pioi
2000 Sixteenth 2001
2100 Seventeenth 2101
22(io Eighteenth 2201
23H0 Nineteenth 2301
2400 Twentieth 2401
2500 Twenty-flrst 2501
2000 Twentv-seoond 2601
27(10 Twenty-third 2701
2800 Twenty-fourth 2801
2800 Twenty-fifth 2H01
3000 Twenty-sixth 3001
(e) Serpentine Avenue (e)
Howard Court, Nsi8I4>
Howard bet Fourth and
Filth
McAllister
Tyler
Turk
Eddy
Ellis
O* Fan-ell
Geary
I'ost
Sutter
Bush
Pine
California
Sacramento
Clay
Washington
Jackson
Pacific
Lynch
Broadway
Vallejo
Green
Russell
Union
Allen
Filbert
Greenwich
Lombard
Chestnut
Francisco
Bay
North Point
Beach
Jefferson
1
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1801
1401
1501
1601
1701
1S01
1901
2001
824
900
1000
1014
111)0
1200
1300
1400
1500
16(10
1700
18011
1900
2000
2100
2200
23011
2400
2500
2000
2700
2800
2900
Adcle Place
Powell
Mason
Vernon Place
Auburn
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hall Place
Wall Place
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
901
1001
1007
1101
1201
1301
Mill
1501
1601
2100 Filbert 2101
22(10 Greenwich 2201
2300 Lombard 2301
2400 Chestnut 24ul
2500 Francisco 2501
2600 Bav 2601
2700 North Point 2701
2800 Beach 2801
(e) Jefferson (e)
Illinois, S s Napa bet
Michigan and Kentucky
Indiana, from the hay bet
Iowa and Minnesota's to
Tulare
Iowa, from the bay bet
Indiana and Pennsylvania
S to Tulare
Irwin, from the bay bet
Hooper and Hubbell SW
Isabel, from Wolfe SE to
'hakspeare, B. H
Ivy Avenue, W s Van
Ness Avenue bet Haves
and Grove
Jackson, W s East bet
Washington and Pacific W
to First Avenue
North. Street
2 East
! (c) Drumm
Davis
Front
South Side.
ic)
101
201
300 Battery 301
— Custom IlousePl'cc 313
400 Sansom 401
412 Balance
Jones Alley 431
500 Montgomery 501
— Maiden Lane 521
600 Kearny 60 1
— Cooper Alley 623
— Washington Alley 633
'" P.artlett Alley .
Dupont 701
- San Luis Allev 711
720 Sullivan Alley
Ross
Mil) Stockton
B06 Bedford Place
si4 Virginia
Stone
Ton
723
B01
813
Sill
Van Ness Avenue 1701
Franklin 1801
Oough 1901
Octavia 2001
Laguna 2101
Buchanan 2201
Webster 2301
Fillmore 2401
Steiner 2501
Pierce 2601
Scott 2701
Devisadero 2801
. Broderick 2901
3000 Baker 3001
Jackson Park, bet San
ta Clara, Mariposa, Ar-
kansas, and Carolina
Jackson Place, E s
( 1112)Montgomery bet Val-
lejo and Green
Jacobs, N s California bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Jane Place, N s (908)
Pine bet Mason and Taylor
Jans en, N s (716' Green-
wich bet Mason and Taylor
N to Lombard
Jasper Place, N s (518)
Union bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Filbert
Jefferson, Ws Powell bet
Beach and Tonquin W to
Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South Sied.
id) Powell 1
id) Mason 101
id) Taylor 201
(d) Jones 301
id) Leavenworth 401
id) Hvde 501
(</) larkin 601
700 Polk 701
800 Van Ness Avenue 801
900 Franklin 901
1000 Gongh 1001
lino Octavia 1101
1200 Laguna 1201
1300 Buchanan 1301
1400 Webster 1401
1500 Fillmore 1501
1600 Sieiner 1601
1700 Pierce 1701
1800 Scott 1801
1900 Devisadero 1901
2000 Broderick 2001
2100 Baker 2101
Jefferson Square, bet
Tyler, Gough, Eddy, and
Laguna
Jersey, Ws Guerrero bet
Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth W to Douglass
Jessie, W s (46) First bet
Market and Mission
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1
Anthony
100 Second 101
New Montgomery
162 Annie 161
ib) Third (6)
300 Fourth 301
ib> Fifth ib)
500 Sixth 501
600 Seventh 601
700 Eighth 701
800 Ninth 801
Jewett, w s Fourth bet
Townsend and King W to
Fifth
John, AV s (1211) Powell
bet Pacific and Jackson W
to Mason
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS ft CO., Agents Jeusop ft Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and M^
C P VAN SGHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
711
John, (now Twenty-sec-
ond) W s Bryant Avenue
bet Twentv-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 Mission
Creek
Joice, N s (710) Tine bet
Stockton and Powell N to
California
Jones, N s Market bet
Leavenworth and Taylor
N to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
1 Mkt and McAllister 1
100 Tvler 101
200 Turk 201
McDermott Place 215
300 Eddy 301
400 Ellis 401
Antonio 411
412 Stcveloe
500 O'Farrell 501
600 Geary 601
614 Cottage Place
700 Post 701
704 Lewis Place
800 Sutter 801
806 White Place
900 Bush 901
1000 Pine 1001
1100 California 1101
1200 Sacramento 1201
Pleasant
1300 Clay 1301
1400 Washington 1401
1500 Jackson 1501
1600 Pacific 1601
1698 Bernard 1607
1700 Broadway 1701
1800 Vallejo 1801
1900 Green 1901
Lincoln
2000 Union 2001
2100 Filbert 2101
Valparaiso
2200 Greenwich 2201
2300 Lombard 2301
Duane
2400 Chestnut 2401
2500 Francisco 2501
2600 Bav 2601
2700 North Point 2701
2800 Bench 2801
(e) Jefferson (e)
Jones Alley, N s (532)
Washington bet Sansom
and Montgomery .N to
Jackson
Jones Place, N s Bry-
ant bet Sixth and Seventh
Joseph's Terrace, E s
Stockton bet Lombard and
Chestnut
Joy, from California Av-
enue N W to Brewster, B. H
Julia, S s Minna bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Julia Court, N s (28)
O'Farrell bet Dupont and
Stockton
Julius, N s (222i Lombard
bet Kearny and Dupont
Junction, W s San Jose
Road bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth
Juniper, S s (1417) Folsom
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Kansas, from Mission
Creek bet Rhode Island
and Vermont S to Tulare
Kate, S s Bryant bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Kate, junction Market and
Laguna W to Stelner
Kearny, N s Market bet
Montgomery and Dupont
N to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Geary 1
Morton 19
100 Post 101
116
209
218
3110
400
414
500
600
632
700
720
800
900
1000
1018
1100
1106
1590
1600
1790
1800
(d)
(d)
(«)
Ver Mehr
Sutter
Hardie Place
Bush
Pine
Summer
California
Sacramento
Commercial
Clay
Merchant
Washington
Palmer Alley
Jackson
Pacific
St. Charles Place
Broadway
Dunn Alley
1120 Hinckley
1200 Vallejo
1300 Green
1400 Union
Filbert
Greenwich
Lombard
Chestnut
Francisco
Bay
North Point
Kensington Place, W
s Howard bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
800
201
900
301
401 1 1000
,11011
501 1 1200
601
Fulton
Ash Avenue
McAllister
Locust Avenue
Tyler
Turk
Eddy
Willow Avenue
627,1300 Ellis
701 Olive Avenue
(a) 1400 O'Farrell
801 Myrtle Avenue
809J1500 Geary
Cedar Avenue
Post
Walnut Avenue
Sutter
Fern Avenue
Bush
Pine
California
Sacramento
Clay
Washington
1701 '2400 Jackson
18012500 Pacific
1901 2600 Broadway
•ioiil 2700 Vallejo
(e),2800 Green
2900 Union
3000 Filbert
3100 Greenwich
3290 Lombard
901
1001
1101
1121
1201 1900
1391 2090
1401 2100
150112200
1601 2309
1600
1700
1800
Kent, W s (1809) Mason 3300 Chestnut
bet Filbertand Union ,3400 Francisco
Bay
Kentucky, from the bay
bet Illinois and Tennessee
S to Tulare
Keyes Alley, (906) N s
Pacific bet Mason and
Powell
Kimball, N s (1406) Sac-
ramento bet Leavenworth
and Hyde
Kins, W s Second bet
Townsend and Berry SW
to Eighth
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 Second 1
100 Third 101
M adden
Haggin
200 Fourth 201
300 Fifth 301
400 Sixth 401
500 Seventh 501
(e) Eighth (e)
Kins, N s Silver Avenue
bet Holyoke and Hamilton
Kisling Place, N
Fourteenth bet Folsom
and Harrison
Kosciusko, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, B. II
Kossuth, E s Railroad
Avenue E to Chace
Kramer Place, S s (403
Greenwich bet Dupont
and Stockton
Lafayette, 8 s Mission
bet Eleventh and Twelfth
S to Howard
Lafayette Place, N s
(420) Green bet Kearny and
Dupont N to Union
Lafayette Square, bet
Sacramento. ( J ougb, Wash-
ington, and Laguna
Laguna, S s Market bet
Octavia and Buchanan N
to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Kate 1
100 Waller 101
200 Haight 201
Rose Avenue
300 Page 301
Lily Avenue
400 Oak 401
Hickory Avenue
500 Fell ' 501
Linden Avenue
600 Hayes 601
Ivy Avenue
700 Grove 701
Birch Avenue
3500
3609
37110
3800
3900
(e)
North Point
Beach
Jefferson
Tonquin
Lewis
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1700
1801
1901
2001
2191
2291
2301
2401
2591
2601
2791
2891
2901
3091
3101
3201
3391
3491
3501
3601
3791
2801
3901
(e)
Laidley, from Thirtieth
BE to Fairmount thence
SW to Castro
Langton, Sa (1111) How-
ard bet Seventh and
Eighth
Larkin, N s Market bet
Polk and Hyde N to the
bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Hayes 1
100 Grove 101
200 Fulton 291
300 McAllister 301
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 901
Cedar Avenue
1000 Post 1001
Walnut Avenue
1100 Sutter 1101
Fern Avenue
1200 Bush 1201
1206 Vorrath Place — —
Austin
1390 Pine "01
1400 California 1491
1500 Sacramento 1501
Ikoo Clay 1601
170o Washington l'ol
1800 Jackson 1801
1990 Pacific 1901
2900 Broadway ,2001
2109 Vallejo 2101
2200 Green 2201
Brady Place
2300 Union 2301
'2490 Filbert 2401
2590 Greenwich 2501
2600 Lombard 2601
2709 Chestnut 2701
2890 Francisco 2801
2909 Bay 2901
3909 North Toint 3091
3100 Beach 3191
(rf) Jefferson 3201
(e) Tonquin (e)
Laskie, N s Mission bet
Eighth and Ninth
Latham Place, W s
Mason bet Ellis and O'Far-
rell
Lama Place, S s (335)
Pine bet Montgomery and
Sansom
Laurel, N s California bet
Locust and Walnut N to
Presidio Reservation
Laurel Avenue, \\r s
Larkin bet Turk and Eddy
Laurel Avenue, from
Cortland Avenue S to Ben-
ton Avenue, B. 11
Laurel Place, W s (850)
First bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Leavenworth, N s Mc-
Allister bet Jones and
Hyde N to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2
100
200
390
400
500
609
709
890
900
1000
1100
1290
1390
McAllister
Tyler
Burcham Place
Turk
Eddy
Ellis
O'Farrell
Geary
Post
Sutter
Bush
Pine
California
Sacramento
Clay
1499 Washington
1590 Jackson
1600 Pacific
Lynch
1614 Bernard
1700 Broadway
(Hover
1800 Vallejo
1900 Green
Lincoln
Union
Havens
Filbert
Greenwich
Lombard
Chestnut
Francisco
Bay
North Point
Beach
Jefferson
2999
210(1
2200
2499
2500
2600
2790
2890
(«)
1
101
201
301
401
501
601
791
801
vol
101)1
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1609
1701
1891
1901
2001
2101
2291
2391
2401
2501
2691
2701
2801
(«)
Lee, from Cortland Avenue
S to San Bruno Road S a
B. H
Leidesdorff, N s Pine
bet Montgomery and San-
som N to Clay
East. Street. West Side,
lb) Pine it)
100 California 101
Halleck
200 Sacramento 201
212 Commercial 213
(e) Clay (e)
Lena Place, E s Illinois
bet Shasta and Napa
Leonore, E s Salt Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Leroy Place, 8 s (1319)
Sacramento bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Lestrade Place, N s
(632) Pacific bet Kearny
and Dupont
Lewis, W s Polk bet Ton-
quin and the bay W to
Presidio Reservation
Lewis, from Bemis W to
Castro
Lewis Place, W s (605)
Taylor bet Sutter and Post
W'to Jones
Liberty, N s Townsend
bet Kitch and Crook
Liberty, W s Valencia bet
Twentieth and Twenty-
first W to Castro
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
Lick Alloy, Ws(56) First
bet Mission and Jessie
Lick Place, X s (12) Post
bet Montgomery and
Kearny 3S to Sutter
Lilly Avenue, Ns Frank-
lin bet Page and Oak W to
Buchanan
Lima, N s Filbert bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
l>jiic<il:i, (see Buchanan)
Lincoln, from North Av-
enue E to Prentiss, B. H
Lincoln, W s Taylor bet
Union and Green W to
Leavenworth
Lincoln Avenue, E s
(208) Dupont bet Post and
Sutter
Lincoln Place, E s (243)
Fremont bet Howard and
Folsom
Linden Avenue, W s
Van Ness Avenue bet
Hayes and Fell W to Web-
ster
North. Street. South Side.
Van Ness Avenue 1
100 Franklin 101
200 Gough 201
300 Octavia 301
400 Laguna 401
500 Buchanan ' 501
(e) Webster (e)
Lobos Square, bet La-
guna, Bay, Webster, and
Chestnut
Locust, N s California bet
Spruce and Laurel N to
Presidio Reservation
Locust Avenue, W s
Larkin bet McAllister and
Tyler
Lombard, W s Battery
bet Chestnut and Green-
wich W to Presidio Res-
ervation. (The buildings
m this street are incorrect-
ly numbered)
North. Street. South Side.
Battery
Sansom
Montgomery
Webster
Kearny
Julius
Dupont
Ada
Stockton
Lombard Place
Powell
Chambers Place
Mason
Hartman
608 Newell
Jansen
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hyde
Larkin
P
2
(c)
100
200
222
300
400
500
GOO
700
sou
soo
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
15110
lhllll
1100
1800
BRIO
2000
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
Mil
1
(c)
101
201
301
311
401
407
501
601
605
613
701
801
001
1001
1101
1201
Van Ness Avenue 130)
Franklin
Gough
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
Scott
1401
1501
1601
1701
lKOl
1001
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
Devisadero
Broderiok
Baker
Lombard Place, S s
(4(17 1 Lombard betStockton
and Powell
Lott or t'emeterv Av-
enue, N s Waller bet
Lyon and Masonic, Avenue
N to Presidio Reservation
Louisa, E s (317) Fourth
bet Folsom and Harrison
Louisiana, S s Napa bet
Maryland and Georgia
Luck, W s Orleans W to
Bernal
Lundy Lane, from Vir-
ginia Avenue HE to Coso
Avenue, B. H
Lynch, W s (1609) Leaven-
worth bet Pacific and
Broadway
Lyon, N s Haight bet Baker
and Lott N to Presidio lies
ervation
Lyons, from California
Avenue S to Cortland Av-
nue, B. H
Lysett Place, S s (1311)
Sacramento bet Jones and
Leavenworth
M, W s Sanchez bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-
third W to Diamond
Madden, S s Townsend
bet Third and Fourth S to
Berry
Maiden Lane, S s (521)
Jackson bet Montgomery
and Kearnv
Maiden Lane, N s (622)
Vallejo bet Powell and
Stockton
Main, S s Market bet. Spear
and Beale SE to the bay
Southwest. Street. Aorttteast.
2 Market 1
Meeks Place
Main Street Place
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
Rincon Court
400 Harrison 401
(e) Bryant (<>)
Main Street Place, Es
Main bet Market and Mis-
sion
Malvina Place, W s
(1017) Mason bet Clay and
Sacramento
Maple, N s California bet
Cherry and Spruce N to
Presidio Reservation
Marengo, SE of San Bru-
no Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Margaret, N s Mission
bet Eighth and Ninth
Margaret Place, N s
(430) Vallejo bet Dupont
and Kearny
Margaret Place, N s
(14) lurk bet Mason and
Taylor
Margary, S g M bet San-
chez and Noe S to Clipper 1314 John
Maria or Mary, E and
AV s Chesley bet Harrison
and Bryant
Marin, from the bav bet
Colusa and Tulare W to
Vermont
Mariposa, from the bay
bet Santa Clara and Solano
W to Harrison
Mariposa Avenue, N s
Harrison bet Seventh and
Eighth
Market, junction Sacra-
mento and East SW to
Mission Dolores*
N.W. Street. S.E. Street.
300 Front 301 Beale
400 Battery 401 Fremont
500 Sansom 501 First
Ecker 529
600 Montg'y 601 Second
New Mont 617
Annie 667
700 Kearny 701 Third
732 Brooks
SOU Dupont 801 Fourth
000 Stockton 001 Fifth
10(10 Powell 1001 Sixth
1100 Mason 1101 Seventh
1200 Taylor 1201 Eighth
1300 Jones 1301 Ninth
1400 Leav'th 1401 Tenth
1500 Hyde 1501 Elev'nth
1600 Larkin 1601 Potter
1700 Polk 1701 Bradv
lWKI Van NAv 1801 Valencia
1900 Franklin
2000 Gough 2001 Guerrero
2100 Octavia
2200 Laguna 2201 Dolores
23(1(1 Bucha'n
1400 Church 2401 Church
J500 Sanchez 2501 Sanchez
2600 Noe 2601 Noe
:700 Castro 2701 Castro
Martha Place, S s (417)
Geary bet Mason and Tay-
lor
Mary, S s (921) Mission bet
Fifth and Sixth SE to
Howard
Mary or Maria, E and
W s Chesley bet Bryant
and Harrison
Mary Lane, S s (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
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Turk 1
100 Eddy 101
200 Ellis 201
- Latham Place
Dikeman Place
O'Farrell
Geary
Oak
Post
Sutter
Bush
300
400
500
600
7(1(1
suit
900
1000
1100
1110
1200
1 31111
2 East
(c) Steuart
100 Drumm
200 Davis
1 East
(r) steuart
101 Spear
201 Main
1400
I'iiiii
1600
I7IIII
1716
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
2"! id
(«)
Pine
California
Sacramento
Ewer Place
Malvina Place
Clay
Matthew Place
Rheppard Place
Washington
Jackson
Pacific
Broadway
Vallejo
Gj
in
Winter's Lane
Cnion
Kent
Filbert
Valparaiso
Greenwich
Lombard
Chestnut
Water
Francisco
Va tidewater
Bay
N orth Point
Beach
Jefferson
217
301
401
400
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1011
1017
1101
1107
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1800
1001
1911
20111
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
(e)
Masonic Avenue, N s
Waller bet Lott and Ash-
bury N to Point Lobos A v-
en ue
Massachusetts, from S s
Napa E of Delaware
* The want of uniformity
in (he numbers of Marke't
street is occasioned by the
th&ASl8 of Massasoit, from Cortez
Mateo, W of Miguel from
San Jose Road SW to Che-
nery
Matthew Place, W s
(1107) Mason bet Clay and
Washington
Maxwell, N s Broadway
bet Larkin and Polk N to
Vallejo
May Flower, E s Rose-
crans bet California Av-
enue and Powhattan, B. H
McAllister.junctionMar-
ket and Jones' W to Mason-
ic Avenue
North. Street. South Side.
Market and Jones 1
Leavenworth 101
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
Van Ness Avenue
Franklin
Gough
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
100
200
300
4UII
500
600
700
800
000
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400 .
1500 Scott
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
12(11
1301
1401
1.501
1601
1701
1S01
1901
2001
(e)
Kind Devisadero
1700 Bro.lerick
1800 Baker
1900 Lvon
2000 Lott
(e) Masonic Avenue
Mcf'lellan, from Califor-
nia Avenues to Cortland
Avenue B. H
McC'ormick, S s (1421)
Pacific bet Hyde and Lar-
kin
McI>erniott Place, W
s (215) Jones bet Turk and
Eddy
McLaren Lane, W s
Folsom bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
Meacham Place, S s
Post bet Hyde and Larkin
Mcdau Place, N s (504)
Filbert bet Dupont and
Stockton
Meeks Place, W s Main
bet Market and Mission
Melius, W s 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, Ws East bet
ciay and Washington W to
Kearny
North. Street. South Side.
2 East 1
(6) Drumm (6)
(b) Davis (ft)
300 Front 301
400 Battery 401
5U0 Sansom 501
600 Montgomery 601
628 Dunbar Court
(e) Kearny (e)
Merrill, N s Silver Avenue
bet Williams and Goettin-
gen
Metcalfe Place, N s
Geary bet Mason and Tay-
lor
Michigan, S s Napa bet
Georgia and Illinois
Middle. N s Pine hot Web-
ster and Fillmore N to Cal-
ifornia
Midway Fi»«t,N s Fran-
cisco bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Bay
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
713
Midway West, N s
Francisco hot Stockton and
Powell N to Bay
Miguel, from P.emis nr
Fairmounl 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)
Dupontbet Post and Sutter
Minna, W a (118) First bet
Mission and Natoma
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1
100 Second 101
New Montgomery
200 Third 201
300 Fourth 301
400 Fifth
500 -sixth
600 Seventh 601
Julia
700 Eighth 701
(6) Ninth (6)
Minna Place, W s Beale
bet Mission and Howard
Minnesota, from the bay
bet Tennessee and Indiana
S to Tulare
Mission, W s East bet
Market and Howard sW to
Twelfth thence S to Coun-
ty Road
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 East
1
(c) steuart
(c)
100 Spear
101
200 Main
201
300 Beale
301
400 Fremont
401
500 First
501
Ecker
Sullivan Alley
537
570 Anthony
600 Second
601
New Montgomery
650 Annie
700 Third
701
800 Fourth
801
900 Fifth
901
Mary
921
1000 Sixth .
1001
1100 Seventh
11(11
1200 Eighth
1201
Laskie
1300 Ninth
1301
Washington Av
Grand Avenue
1400 Tenth •
1401
1500 Eleventh
1501
Lafayette
1600 Potter
Twelfth
1601
Brady
■
Hermann
Thirteenth
1701
1700 Ridley
Erie Place
1800 Fourteenth
1801
1900 Fifteenth
1901
2000 Sixteenth
2001
Goldman Place
2100 Seventeenth
2101
2200 Eighteenth
2201
2300 Nineteenth
2301
2400 Twentieth
2401
2500 Twentv-lirst
2501
2600 Twenty-second
2601
2700 Twenty-third
2701
2800 Twentv fourth
2801
2900 Twenty-fifth
2901
3000 Twenty-sixth
3001
Mission Avenue,
S s
Seventeenth bet Valencia
and Guerrero
Mission Plaza, NW s
Mission bet Potter
and
Ridley
Mississippi, from th
e bay
bet. Pennsylvania and Tex-
as S to Tulare
Missouri, from the bay
bet Texas and Connecticut
S to Tulare
Monroe, N s (610) Bush
bet Stockton and Powell >,'
to Pine
Montcalm, from Califor-
nia Avenue bet Wolfe and
Cortez E to Isabel, B. II
Montezuma, from Coso
.Avenue E to Folsom, B. II
Montgomery, N s Mar-
ket bet Kearny and San-
som N to the bay
East. Street. West Side,
i Market and Post 1
100 Sutter 101
200 Bush 201
300 Pine 301
Summer 319
400 California 401
500 Sacramento 501
518 Commercial 513
600 Clay 601
622 Merchant 613
700 Washington 701
800 Jackson 801
806 Gold
900 Pacific 901
Montgomery Court 915
1000 Broadway 1001
Hinckley
1100 Vallejo 1101
1112 Jackson Place ■
1200 Green 1201
Moulton Place
1300 Union 1301
Montgom'y Place 1311
1314 Alta Place 131*
1400 Filbert 1401
1500 Greenwich 1501
1600 Lombard 1601
(d) Chestnut 1701
(e) Francisco (e)
Montgomery Court, W
s(915) Montgomery bet Pa-
cific and Broadway
Montgomery N ew, S s
Market bet Second and
Third SE to Howard
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
— Stevenson 15
Jessie 29
Mission 101
Minna
Natoma
Howard (e)
Montgomery Place, W
s (1311) Montgomery bet
Union and Filbert
Moore, N s Union bet
Hyde and Larkin
Moore Place, (see Tor
rcns' Court)
Morel Place, N s (1420i
Pacific bet Larkin and
Hvde
Morey Alley, N s (730)
Broadway bet Stockton
and Powell
Morse, N s (406) Bush bet
Kearny and Dupont N to
Pine
Morse Place, S s Broad-
way bet Hyde and Leaven-
worth
Morton, (late St. Mark's
Place) W s (19) Kearny bet
Post and Geary W to
Stockton
Moss, S s (1059) Howard bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Folsom
Moulton, W s Buchanan
bet Greenwich and Lom
bard W to Steiner
Moulton Place, W s
Montgomery bet Union
and Green
Moultrie, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
Viipa, (now Twentieth)
(rum the bay W to Doug-
lass
Napoleon, from Orleans
E to Riggs
Natoma, W s (146) First
be( Howard and Mission
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2
First
1
100
Second
New Montgomery
101
tb)
Third
<o>
(At
Fourth
(6>
4(H)
Fifth
401
5U0
Sixth
501
6110
Seventh
HOI
700
Eighth
701
(6)
Ninth
(6)
30
100
(«)
Navy, (now Twenty-sixth)
W side Bryant Avenue bet
Twenty-tilth and Twenty-
seventh W to Douglass
Nebraska, from Mission
Creek bet Vermont and
Utah S to Yuba
Necropolis Av-enue, W
s Dolores bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Nevada, from the bay bet
Humboldt and Sonoma W
to Hampshire
Nevada, S s Folsom bet
Eleventh and Twelfth SE
to Harrison
New Anthony, N s Mis-
on bet First and Second
New Montgomery, S s
Market bet Second and
Third SE to Howard
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
Stevenson 15
30 Jessie 29
100 Mission 101
Minna
Natoma
(e) Howard (e)
New Orleans Avenue,
N s Green bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
New Pacific, N s Mission
bet Eighth and Ninth
Newell, N s (608) Lombard
bet Mason and Taylor N to
Chestnut
Nineteenth, (late Eagle)
W s Harrison bet Eight-
eenth and Twentieth W to
Douglass
Ninth, (late Johnston) S s
Market bet Tenth and
Eleventh SE to Mission
Creek
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
100
200
300
40(1
500
600
lol
2ol
Market
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission
Minna
Natoma
Howard
Tehama
Clementina
Folsom 301
Harrison 401
Bryant 501
Brannan 601
Nohili Alley, E s (1506)
Dupont bet Union and Fil-
bert
Noble (now Reed Place)
Alley, Ss (331) Green bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Noble Place, W s (236)
Third bet Tehama and
Folsom
JSoe, S s Ridley bet Castro
and Sanchez
Noonan's Avenue, E s
Eighth bet Howard and
enue, B. H Folsom
Mvrtle Avenue, W s Norman, from Orleans E
Larkin bet O'Farrell and to Rhode Island nr Islais
Geary Creek
North Avenue, from
Coso Avenue BW to Holly
Park, B. II
North Point, W s Kear-
ny bel Beach and Bay W
to Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South Side.
2 Kearny 1
tc) Dupont (c)
loo Stockton 101
2oo Powell 201
300 Mason 301
400 Taylor 401
500 Jones 501
600 Leavenworth 601
700 Hyde 701
hoo Larkin 801
900 Polk 901
1000 Van Ness Avenue 1001
1100 Franklin 1101
1200 Gough 1201
1300 Octavla 1301
MOO Laguna 1401
1500 Buchanan 1501
1600 Webster 1«01
1700' Fillmore 1701
lxoo Steiner 1801
1900 Pierce 1901
2000 Scott 2001
2100 Devlsadero 2101
2200 Broderick 2201
2300 Baker 2301
Norwich, W s Folsom bet
Montezuma and Prospect
Avenue, B. 11
Nye, from Cadwallader N
to Islais Creek
Oak, junction Market and
Van Ness Avenue bet Fell
and Page W to Stanyan
North. Street. South Side.
2 M'kt andVauNessAv 1
100 Franklin 101
200 Gough 201
300 Octavla 301
400 Lacuna 401
500 Bucbanan 501
600 Webster 601
700 Fillmore 701
800 Steiner 801
900 Pierce 901
1000 Scott 1001
lloo Devlsadero 1101
1200 Broderick 1201
1300 Baker 1301
Oak, W s (409> Mason bet
Geary and PostW to Tay-
lor
Oak or Oak Grove Av-
enue, S s (953) Harrison
In t Fifth and Sixth SE to
Bryant
Ocean House and
Beach Road, from
Point Lobos Read S and E
to the Ocean House
Ocean House Koad,
(Cenlrai i from McAllister
SW to Ocean House
Ocean House Road,
(Mission) from Mission
Dolores SW to Ocean
House
Ocean House Road,
(old) from San Jose Road
nr Industrial School AV to
Ocean House
Octavia, N s Market bet
Gough and Laguna N to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Waller 1
100 Haight 101
Pose Avenue
200 Page 201
Lily Avenue
300 Oak 301
Hickory Avenue
400 Fell 401
Linden Avenue
500 Haves 501
Ivy Avenue
600 Grove 601
Birch Avenue
700 Fulton 701
Ash Avenue
800 McAllister 801
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sanscm Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
"W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY", 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
714
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
Locust Avenue
900 Tyler 901
Jefferson Square
1100 Eddy 1101
Willow Avenue
1200 Ellis 1201
Olive Avenue
1300 O'Farrel! 1301
Mvrtle Avenue
1400 Geary 1401
Cedar Avenue
1500 Post 1501
Walnut Avenue
1600 Sutter 1601
Fern Avenue
1700 Bush 1701
1800 Tine 1801
1900 California 1901
2000 Sacramento 2001
Lafayette Square
2200 Washington * 2201
2300 Jackson 2301
2400 Pacific 2401
2500 Broadway 2501
2600 Vallojo 2601
2700 Green 2701
2800 Union 2801
2900 Filbert 2901
30(10 Greenwich 3001
3100 Lombard 3101
3200 Chestnut 3201
3300 Francisco 3301
3400 Bay 3401
3500 North Point 3501
3600 Beach 3601
3700 Jefferson 3701
3800 Tonquin 3801
(e) Lewis («)
O'Farrell, junction Mar-
ket and Dupont bet Geary
and Ellis W to Calvary
Cemetery
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Dupont 1
14 Bagley Place
28 Julia Court
100 Stockton 101
200 Powell 201
Carlos Place 219
228 O'Farrell Alley
300 Mason 301
Raphael Place
400 Taylor 401
420 William
500 Jones 501
600 Leavenworth 601
Ada Court
700 Hyde 701
Larkin 801
800
900 Polk
1000 Van Ness Avenue 1001
1100 Franklin 1101
1200 Gough 1201
1300 Octavia 1301
1400 Laguna 1401
1500 Buchanan 1501
1600 Webster 1601
1700 Fillmore 1701
1800 Sterner lnoi
1900 Pierce 1901
2000 Scott 2001
2100 Devisadero 2101
2200 Broderick 2201
O'Farrell Alley, N s
(228) O'Farrell bet Powell
and Mason
Ohio, N s (418) Pacific bet
Montgomery and Sansom
N to Broadway
Old San Jose Road,
from junction Valencia
and Twenty- second SW
to County Line
Olive Avenue, W s Lar-
kin bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Olmstead, W s San Bruno
Road Sof Dwight, U.M. T
©Iney Place, N s King
bet Second and Third
Oneida Place, S s (827)
Sacramento bet Stockton
and Dupont
Oregon, W s East bet
Washington and Jackson
W to Battery
North. Street. South Side.
2 East 1
100 Drumm 101
200 Davis 201
(b) Front (6)
(<?) Battery (e)
Orleans, from Kansas S
to Islais Creek
Orsenius, from Byrne S
to Salome
Oxford, S s Silver Avenue
bet Cambridge and Har-
vard, U. M. T
Pacific, W s East bet Jack-
son and Broadway W to
First Avenue
North. Street. South Side.
2 East 1
c) Drumm (c)
100 Davis 101
200 Front 201
300 Battery 301
400 Sansom 401
418 Ohio
500 Montgomery 501
600 Kearny 601
632 Lestrade Place
Bartlett Alley 641
700 Dupont 701
706 Pacific Alley
Sullivan Alley 719
722 Ellick Alley
800 Stockton 801
806 Virginia Place
Virginia 815
900 Powell 901
906 Keyes Place ■
922 Scott Place ■
1000 Mason 1001
1016 Salmon
Auburn 1017
1024 Himinelm'nn Pl'ce
1100 Taylor 1101
1200 Jones 1201
1300 Leavenworth 1301
Burgoyne Place 1307
1400 Hyde 1401
1420 Morel Place ■
■ McCormick 1421
1500 Larkin 1501
1600 Polk 1601
1700 Van Ness Avenue 1701
1800 Franklin 1801
1900 Gough 1901
2000 Octavia 2001
2100 Laguna 2101
2200 Buchanan 2201
2300 Webster 2301
2400 Fillmore 2401
2500 Steiner 2501
2600 Pierce 2601
2700 Scott 2701
2K00 Devisadero 2801
2900 Broderick 2901
3000 Baker 3001
Pacific Alley, N s (706)
Pacific bet Dupont and
Stockton
Pacific Avenue — That
part of Pacific Street ex-
tending from Larkin to
First Avenue, the num-
bers continue, however, in
regular order from the
commencement of Pacific
Street
Page, junction Franklin
and Market bet llaightand
Oak W to Stanyan
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Franklin 1
101
201
301
Ml
501
01
7(U
801
901
1001
1101
1201
Palmer, from junction
Chenery and Miguel to
100 (lough
200 Octavia
300 Laguna
400 Buchanan
500 Webster
600 Fillmore
700 Steiner
800 Pierce
900 Scott.
1000 Devisadero
1100 Broderick
1200 Baker
Bartlett
Palmer Alley, W s (809)
Kearny bet Jackson and
Washington
Park, (now Twenty-
fourth) W s Potrero Av-
enue bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fifth W to
Douglass
Park Avenue, S s (969)
Harrison bet Fifth and
Sixth SE to Bryant
Park Avenue, inclosing
Holly Park SWsB. H
Park Lane, S s South
Park bet Second and Third
S to Townsend
Park Place, E s (313)
Second bet Eolsom and
Harrison
Patterson, E s Bernal
flights bet San Bruno
Road and Bernal
Paul, S s Crescent Avenue
near San Bruno Road
Pennsylvania Ave-
nue, from the bay bet
Iowa and Mississippi S to
Tulare
Perry, W s Vassar Place
bet Harrison and Bryant
w t.. Fifth
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 Vassar Place 1
100 Third 101
200 Fourth 201
(e) Fifth (e)
Petaluma Avenue*
from Point Lobos Avenue
nrToll Gate
Pfeiffer, Ws Dupont bet
Francisco and Chestnut W
to Stockton
Pierce, N s Waller bet
Steiner and Scott H to the
bay
Pierce Row, S s Union
bet Stockton and Dupont
Pike or Waverlv
Place, N s (810) Sacra-
mento bet Stockton and
Dupont N to Washington
Pinckney Place, N s
(520) Broadway bet Kearny
and Dupont N to Vallejo
Pine, junction Market and
Davis bet California and
Bush W to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
North. Street. South Side.
Market and Davis 1
100 Front
200 Battery
300 Sansom
— ■ Laura Place
400 Montgomery
Russ Alley
Belden
500 Kearny
Morse
- Central Place
520 St. Mary Place
532 Quiney
600 Dupont
700 Stockton
710 Joice
Monroe
Powell
900 Mason
908 Jane Place
1000 Tavlor
1100 J ones
1200 Leavenworth
1300 Hvde
1400 Larkin
Polk
sun
101
201
301
335
401
407
435
501
505
515
527
601
701
725
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
Van Xess Avenue 1601
1700 Franklin
1800 Gough
1900 Octavia
2000 Laguna
100 Buchanan
2200 Webster
Middle
:300 Fillmore
400 Steiner
1500 Pierce
2600 Scott
2700 Devisadero
2800 Broderick
2900 Baker
3000 Lvon
«?) Lott
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2S0I
2901
3001
(«)
Pinkham Place, W s
Eighth bet Howard and
Folsom
Pixley Place, W s Fill-
more bet Filbert and
Greenwich W to Steiner
Pleasant, (late Riley) W
s (1115) Taylor bet Sacra-
mento and Clay W to Jones
Point 9„ol>os Avenne
orXoll Ifioad, from ter-
mination of Geary W to
the ocean
Polk, X s Market bet Lar-
kin and Van Ness Avenue
N to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Fell 1
100 Haves 101
200 Grove 201
300 Fulton 301
400 McAllister 401
Locust Avenue
500 Tyler 501
Elm Avenue
600 lurk 601
Laurel Avenue
700 Eddy 701
Willow Avenue
800 Ellis 801
Olive Avenue
900 O'Farrell 901
Mvrtle Avenue
1000 Geary 1001
Cedar Avenue
1100 Post 1101
Walnut Avenue
1200 Sutter 1201
Fern Avenue
1300 Bush 1301
Austin
1400 Pine 1401
1500 California 1501
1H00 Sacramento 1601
1700 Clay 1701
1800 Washington 1801
1900 Jackson 1901
2000 Pacific 2001
2100 Broadway 2101
2200 Vallejo 2201
2300 Green 230.
2400 Union 2401
2500 Filbert 2501
260(1 Greenwich 2601
2700 Lombard 2701
2800 Chestnut 2801
2900 Francisco 2901
3000 Bay 3001
3100 North Point 3101
3200 Beach 3201
3300 Jefferson 3301
(d) Tonquin 3401
(e) Lewis (e)
Polk Lane, E s (1232)
Stockton bet Broadway
and Pacific
Pollard Place, Ns (420)
Vallejo bet Kearny and
Dupont
Porter, S s Crescent Av-
enue bet Decatur and
Bache
Portsmouth Square,
bet Washington, Kearny,
Clay, and Brenham Place
Post, junction Market and
Montgomerybet Sutter and
Geary W to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Mont 1
12 Lick Place
100 Kearny 101
112 Gardner Alley
200 Dupont
300 Stockton
4U0 Powell
500 Mason
600 Tavlor
William
00 Jones
Leavenworth
900 Hyde
— Meaeham Tlace
000 Larkin
Polk
800
201
301
401
501
601
617
701
801
901
1001
1101
Van Ness Avenue 1201
1300 Franklin
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
715
1400 Gough
1500 Octavia
1600 Laguna
1700 Buchanan
1800 Webster
Fillmore
2000 Steiner
2100
1401
1501
1601
noi
1801
1H01
20(11
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
(e)
_ Tierce
2200 Scott
2300 Pevisadero
2400 Broderick
2500 Baker
2600 Lyon
(e) Lott
Post-offire Place, N s
Washington bet Sansom
and Battery
Potrero Avenue, from
Mission Creek bet Utah
and Hampshire S to Ser-
pentine Avenue
Potter, S s Market bet
Eleventh and Brady SE to
Mission
Powell, X s Market bet
Stockton and Mason N to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Eddy
100 Ellis
200 O'Farrell
300 Geary
400 1'ost
500 Sutter
518 Ankeny Place
600 Bush
616 Fella Place
700 Pine
800 California
900 Sacramento
1000 Clay
1100 Washington
1200 Jackson
John
1218 Caroline Place
1300 Pacific
1400 Broadway
1500 Vallejo
1600 Green
1700 Union
1800 Filbert
1900 Greenwich
2000 Lombard
2100 Chestnut
2200 Francisco
Vandewater
2300 Bay
2400 North Point
(d) Beach
(e) Jefferson
Powell Avenue, W s
California Avenue W to
San Jose Road
Powhattan, from North
Avenue E to Winslow, B. II
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
Avenue s to Cortland Av-
enue, B. II
Presidio Koad, from
Larkin nr Pacific to the
Presidio
Preteh, E of San Bruno
Koad 4 miles from City
Hall
Price, (now Eighth) S s
Market bet Seventh and
Ninth SE to Townsend
Priest, N s Clay bet Jones
and Leavenworth N to
Washington
Princeton, S s Silver Av-
enue bet University and
Amherst, U. M. T
Prinze's Court, N s
GreeTnvich bet Montgom-
ery and Sansom
Prospect Avenue, from
Cortland Avenue >E to
Coso Avenue. B. H
Prospect Place, N s
(820) California bet Stock-
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, E of San Bruno
Koad 4 miles from City i
Hall
Quincy, N s (532) Pine bet
Dupont and Kearny N to
California
(tuiiin, W s Valencia bet
Kidley and Fourteenth W
to Guerrero
()u in oi Place, E s Valen-
cia bet Fourteenth and
Kidley
Railroad Avenue, E s
Polores bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1211
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
(*>
Kailroad Avenue, from
Kentucky SW to Bay
View Park
Railroad Avenue, from
Islais Creek SW to Silver
Avenue
Railway, E s Polores bet
Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth
Randal, W s San Jose
Koad nr Thirtieth W to
Palmer
Randall Place, S s
Greenwich bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Randolph, nr San Miguel
Station
Raphael Place, N s
O'Farrell bet Mason and
Taylor
Rassette Place, Nos. 1.
2, and 3 S s (223, 229, and
235) Sutter bet Kearny and
Dupont
Rausch, S 8(1127) Howard
bet Seventh and Eighth
Reed, N s Clay bet Jones
and Leavenworth N to
Washington
Reed (late Noble) Place,
S s (331) Green bet Kearny
and Montgomery
Rhode Island, from Mis-
sion Creek bet DeHaro and
Kansas S to Tulare
Richmond, W s (211)
Front bet .Sacramento and
California
Richards, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Ridley, W 9 Mission bet
Hermann and Fourteenth
Riggs, from Napoleon S to
Schneider
Robbins Place, N s
Union bet Kearny and
Dupont
Rondel Avenue, (or
Place) S 8 Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Mission S to
Seventeenth
Rose, S s Chenery nr Cas-
I tro
' Rose, S s Crescent Avenue
1 S to Case
I Rose Avenue, BTW B
Market bet Haight and
I Page
Rosecrans, from Califor-
nia S to Powhattan, B. II
Ross, X s (828) Washington
bet Stockton and Dupont
Rosier, E of San Bruno
i Koad 4 miles from City
| Hall
Ruse, S s (1041) Howard
■ bet Sixth and Seventh
! Russ Alley, N s Bush bet
j Montgomery and Kearny
N to Pine
Russell, W s Hyde bet
Union and Green
Riley, (now Pleasant) AV s
(1115) Taylor bet Sacra-
mento and Clay W to J ones
Riucon Court, W s Main
bet Folsom and Harrison
■Silicon Place, S s (551)
Harrison bet First and
Second
Ritch, S s (717) Folsom bet
Third and Fourth SE to
Townsend
Southwest. Streel.Northeast.
2 Folsom 1
(b) Harrison W
200 Bryant »«
300 Brannan f>\
(e) Townsend («)
Ritter, S s Harrison bet
Seventh and Eighth
Roach Alley, Ns Filbert
bet Taylor and Jones N to
Greenwich
Sacramento, junction
Market and East bet Clay
and California W to First
Avenue
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and East 1
100 Prumin 101
200 Davis 20}
300 Front 301
400 Battery 40}
500 Sansom 501
522 Leidesdorff 52t
600 Montgomery 601
Webb 629
700 Kearny 101
80» Dupont 801
810 Waverly Place
Oneida Place 827
Brooklyn Place 833
900 Stockton 901
924 Prospect Place 923
928 Miles Place
1000 Powell 1001
Gustavus 1013
1014 Tay —
1100 Mason 1101
1114 YcrbaBuena
Cushman 1115
1200 Taylor 120}
1300 Jones 1J01
Lysett Place 1311
1320 Leroy Place 1319
1400 Leavenworth 1401
1406 Kimball — —
1 1500 Hyde 1501
1600 Larkin 1WJ1
1700 Polk liOl
1S00 Van Ness Avenue 1801
1S0O Franklin 1901
2000 Gough Z001
2100 Octavia 210
2200 Laguna 22 1
J800 Buchanan 2301
2400 Webster 240}
2500 Fillmore 250}
2600 Steiner 260
2700 Pierce 2.01
2800 Scott 28
2900 Pevisadero
3IKI0 Broderick 8JW1
3100 Baker 3101
Cabot SE to Franconia
Avenue, B. H
San Bruno ISoad, from
termination of Potrero Av-
enue S to the County Line
San Jose Road, from
Mission nr i wenty Mxth
sw to County Line
San I>uis Alley, S s
(711) Jackson bet Dupont
and Stockton
San Miguel Station,
San Josd Road live miles
from City Hall
Sanchez, s s Kidley bet
Church and Noe
Sansom, N s Market bet
Montgomery and Battery
N to the bay
East. Street. Wett Side.
2 Market and Sutter 1
100 Bnsh 10}
200 Pine
300 California 301
312 Halleck 313
400 Sacramento 401
416 Commercial 417
son Clay 501
514 Merchant 515
600 Washington
700 Jackson 101
Gold 105
800 Pacific 80}
900 Broadway «0l
1000 Valhjo 100}
1100 Green }' }
1200 Union 1201
Alta Place
1300 Filbert 1801
1400 Greenwich 1401
(J) Lombard 1501
(e) Chestnut . (e)
Sadowa, W s Old San Jose
Koad 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 Plaee, N s
Green bet Mason and Tay
lor
Salome, from Islais Creek
NE to Baker Avenue
Samoset, from California
Avenue bet Cortez and
Santa Clara, from the
bay bet Sixteenth 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 s Kidley bet Pierce
and Pevisadero N to the
bay
Scott, from North Avenue
S to Cortland Avenue, B. 11
Scott Avenue, from Sil-
ver Avenue SE to Kailroad
Avenue. S. S. F
Scott Place, N 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.
•I Market
20 Stevenson
26 Jessie <&
100 Mission }01
118 Minna }"
138 Natoma JJj
200 Howard 201
218 Tehama MS
(6) Clementina Mi
300 Fblsom 301
Park Place 31J
326 Vernon Place -—
400 Harrison 401
428 Silver — —
500 Bryant 501
516 South Park — —
Pel'.oom 5-)3
600 Brannan 60}
700 Townsend 101
(e) Berry (e>
Second Avenue, H s Six-
teenth bet Valencia and
Guerrero 8 to Seventeenth
Selina Place, N s (716)
California bet Stockton
and Pupont
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY. ,
Serpentine Avenue,
from Missi.ui in- Twenty
sixth K to San Bruno ]{o:ui
Seventeenth, (late Cor-
bet t) \V s Harrison bet
Sixteenth and Eighteenth
W to Douglass
Seventh, (late Harris) S s
Market bet Sixth and
Eighth 8E to the bay
Soutlar est. Street. Northeast.
Mark.
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission
Minna
Natoma
Howard
Folsoni
Drury Lane
Cleaveland
Harrison
Bryant
Brknnan
Townsend
King
Berry
Channel
Hooper
Irwin
Huhiiell
South
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
Shakspeare, from Isabel
S to Hope, B. H
Sharp Place, S s Union
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Shasta or Twenty-
first, from the bay bet
Sierra and Napa W to
Douglass
Sheppard Place, E s
(1110) Ma,son bet Clay and
Washington
Sheridan, E s Tenth bet
Folsoni and Harrison
Sherman, S s (1030) Fol-
som bet Sixth and Seventh
Sherman, 8 s Seventeenth
bet Castro and Diamond S
to Twenty-second
Sherwood Place, E s
(131) Third bet Howard
and Minna
Shipley, E s (313) Sixth bet
Folsoni and Harrison
Shotwell, S s Fourteenth
bet Howard and Folsoni S
to Serpentine Avenue
West. Street. East Side.
2 Fourteenth 1
100 Fifteenth 101
200 Sixteenth 201
300 Seventeenth 301
400 Eighteenth 401
500 Nineteenth 501
600 Twentieth 601
700 Twenty-first 701
800 Twenty-second 801
900 Twenty-third 901
1000 Twentv-fourth 1001
1100 Twenty-fifth 1101
1200 Twenty-sixth 1201
(e) Serpentine Avenue (e)
Shrader, N s Waller bet
Cole, and Stanyan 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
Bead bet Silver Avenue
and Henry, U. M. T
Silver, W s (428) Second
bet Harrison and Bryant
W to Fourth
Nortlnoest. Street. Southeast.
2 Second 1
100 Third 101
(e) Fourth (e)
Silver Avenue, from San
Bruno Hoad 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 the bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast,
2
16
28
100
112
(ft)
200
(ft)
(6)
300
400
500
600
700
900
1000
Market 1
Stevenson 17
Jessie 29
Mission 101
Minna 113
Natoma 125
Howard 201
Tehama 211
Clementina 227
Folsom 301
(ft) Shipley 313
Clara 329
Harrison 401
Bryant 501
Brannan 601
Townsend 701
King
Berry 801
Channel
Hooper 901
Irwin
Hubbell 1001
South
Solano, from the bay bet
Mariposa and Butte W to
Harrison
Sonoma, from the bay bet
Nevada and Yolo W to Po-
trero Avenue
Sonoma or Sonora
Place, N s (406) Green
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 s (516)
Second bet Bryant and
Brannan W to Third
South Paris Avenue,
S s Brannan bet Second
and Third
Sparks, (now Fifteenth)
VV s Harrison bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth W to
Castro
Spear, S s Market bet
Steuart and Main SE to
the hay
Northwest. Street. Southeast
Market
Hodges Court
Mission
Howard
Folsom
Harrison
Bryant
1
Kil
201
301
4(il
(«?)
SpoflTord, N s (R28) Clay
bet Waverly Place and
Stockton N to Washington
Spring, S s (531) California
bet Kearny and Montgom-
ery
Spruce, N s California bet
Maple and Locust N to
Presidio Reservation
St. Charles, E s (1018)
Kearny bet Pacific and
Broadway
St. .James Alley, E s
Mason bet Post and Sutter
St. Mark's Place, (now
Morton) W s (19) Kearny
bet Post and Geary W to
Stockton
St. Mary Place, N s
(520) Pine bet Dupont and
Kearny N to California
St.Vincent or Vincent,
N s (316) Green bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny N to
Union
Standish, from California
Av S to Powhattan, B. H
Stanford, S s (311) Bran-
nan bet Second and Third
SE to Townsend
Stanly Court, E s Stanly
Place bet Harrison and
Bryant
Stanly Place, S s (557)
Harrison bet First and
Second SE to Bryant
Stanyan, S s Fulton W of
Shrader
Star, from California Ave-
nue SE to Franconia Ave-
nue, B. H
Steiner, N s Ridley bet
Fillmore and Pierce N to
the bay
Steveloe, E s (412) Jones
betO'Farrell and Ellis
Steuart, S s Market bet
East and Spear SE to the
bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
(e) Harrison (e)
Stevenson, W s (22) First
bet Market and Mission
Northwest. Street. Southeast-
First
Second
New Montgomery
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Stockton, N s Market bet
Dupont and Powell N to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
Market and Ellis
(VFarrell
Geary
M orton
Post
Stockton Place
Sutter
Bush
Emma
Pine
California
Emmett Place
Sacramento
Clay
Washington
Jackson
Pacific
Polk Lane
1300 Broadway
1400 Vallejo
Card Alley
1500 Green
1600 Union
1700 Filbert
1X00 Greenwich
1900 Lombard
2000 Chestnut
PfeifTer
2100 Francisco
2200 Bav
2300 North Point
(e) Beach
100
200
•212
300
308
400
500
508
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1232
401
501
601
701
709
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1413
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
(e)
Stockton Place, (or
Alley) W s (213) Dupont
bet Sutter and Post \V to
Stockton
Stone, Ns (918) Washing-
ton bet Stockton and Pow-
ell X to Jackson
Stringham, from Islais
Creek W of Adele S to
Hecker
Sullivan, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent
Avenue, B. H
Sullivan Alley, N s (720)
Jackson bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Pacific
Sullivan Alley, S s (537)
Mission bet First and Sec-
ond
Sullivan Alley, W s
(1021) Dupont bet Jackson
and Pacific
Summer, W s (319) Mont-
gomery bet California and
Pine W to Kearny
Sumner, S s (1159) Howard
bet Seventh and Eighth
Sutter, junction Market
and Sansom bet Bush and
Post w to Laurel Hill Cem-
etery
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Sansom 1
100 Montgomery 101
100 Trinity
■ — - Lick Place 111
200 Kearny 201
204 Clara Lane
Rassette Place No.l 223
Rassette Place No.2 229
Rassette Place No.3 235
300 Dupont 301
400 Stockton 401
500 Powell 501
Delaware Court
Mason
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
600
700
800
900
1(10(1
110(1
1200
1300
1400
150(1
1600
1700
1x00
1900
■2000
210(1
22IKI
2300
2400
2501)
2600
270(1
(e)
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
Van Ness Avenue 1301
Franklin 1401
Gough 1501
Oetavia 1601
Laguna 1701
Buchanan 1X01
Webster 1901
Fillmore 2001
Steiner 2101
Pierce 2201
Scott 2301
Devisadero 2401
Broderick 2501
Baker 2601
Lyon 2701
Lott (e)
Swan, from Bernal SW to
junction Marengo and Ber-
nal
Sweeney, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Sweet, N s Broadway bet
Taylor and Jones N to
Vallejo
Tay, N s (1014) Sacramento
bet Powell and Mason N
to Clay
Taylor, N s Market bet
Mason and Jones N to the
bay
East. Street, West Side.
2 Market asd Tyler 1
100
200
300
400
5(10
5H4
516
Turk
Eddy
Ellis
o'Farrell
Geary
Oak
Taylor Place
Adelaide Place
Post
Lewis Place
Sutter
Bush
Pine
Villa Tlace
California
Sacramento
Pleasant
Clay
Washington
Jackson
Pacific
Bernard
1600 Broadway
1700 Vallejo
1800 Green
Lincoln
600
700
800
900
908
moo
1100
1200
1300
14110
1500
517
601
605
701
801
901
1001
1101
1115
1201
1301
1401
1501
1535
1601
1701
1X01
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C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY
717
1900 Union 1901
2000 Filbert 2001
2012 Valparaiso
2100 Greenwich 2101
2200 Lombard 2201
2300 Chestnut 2301
Water
Houston
2400 Francisco 2401
Vandewater
2500 Bav 2501
2600 North Point 2601
2700 Beach 2701
(e) Jefferson (e)
Taylor Place, E s (516)
Taylor bet Geary and Post
Tehama., W s (220) First
bet Clementina and How-
ard
Northire.it. Street. Southeast.
I First 1
100 Second 101
200 Third 201
300 Fourth 301
400 Fifth 401
(6) Sixth (6)
(i.) Seventh (6)
700 Eighth 701
(6) Ninth (6)
Tehama, S s Montezuma
S to Prospect Place, B. H
Tehama Place, K s (223)
First bet Folsoin and How-
ard
Telegraph Place, N s
(330) Greenwich bet Du-
pont and Kearny
Temple, (now Twenty-
fifth) \V s Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-sixth
Tennessee, from the bay-
bet Kentucky and Minne-
sota S to Tulare
Tenth, (late Thome) S s
Market bet Ninth and
Eleventh SE to Mission
Creek
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
400 Harrison 401
500 Bryant 501
Terrace View, S s 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 to
the bay ^
Southwest. Street. Northeast
Thirtieth, (late. Grove) TV
s San Jose Koad S of
•i Twenty-ninth
Thompson Avenue or
Place, s s (371) Brannan
bet Second and Third
Thome, (now Tenth) S s
Market bet Ninth and
Eleventh SE to Mission
Creek
Tiffany Avenue, termi-
nation of Valencia SW to
Twenty-ninth
Tilford, W s Fifth bet
Bryant and Brannan
Tomasa, from California
Avenue SE to California
Avenue, B. H
Tonquin, W s Larkin bet
Lewis and Jefferson \V to
Presidio Reservation
Torrens' <'ourt, N
Clay bet Hyde and Larkin
Touchard Alley, S
Pine bet J ones and Leav-
enworth
Townsend, TV s First bet
Brannan and King SW to
Eighth
Northwest. Street. Southeast
100
200
300
400
5H0
600
201
Market
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission
Minna
Sherwood Place
Everett
Hunt
Howard
Tehama
Noble 1'lace
Clementina
Folsoin
Verona Place
Harrison
Perry
Silver
Bryant
South Park
Brannan
Townsend
King
Berry
Channel
1
19
37
101
117
131
145
201
223
247
301
337
401
417
435
501
519
601
701
801
Thirteenth, (late Ellen)
SE s Mission bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth
South. Street. North Side
2 Mission \
100 Howard 10}
200 Folsom
First 1
Second 101
Stanford
Hammond
Third
Bitch
Liberty
Madden
Haggin
Crook
Fourth 301
Fifth 401
Sixth 501
Seventh 601
Eighth
Tracy, (now Fourteenth)
TV s Harrison bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth TV to
Castro
Treat Avenue, S s
Twentieth bet Folsom and
Harrison S to Serpentine
Avenue
Trinity, N s (106) Sutter
bet Montgomery and Kear
uy N to Bush
Trinity Court, TV s Trin-
ity bet Bush and Sutter
Truett, TV s Mason bet
Washington and Clay
Tulare, from the bay S of
Marin TV to Connecticut
Turk, junction Market and
Mason bet Tyler and Eddy-
TV to Masonic Avenue
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Mason 1
14 Margaret Place
100 Tavlor 101
200 Jones 201
300 Leavenworth 301
400 Hyde 401
Dodge
500 Larkin
600 Polk
7U0 Van Ness Avenue
800 Franklin
900 Gough
1000 Octavia
1100 Laguna
1200 Buchanan
1300 Webster
1400 Fillmore
1500 Steiner
1600 Pierce
1700 Scott
1800 Devisadero
1900 Broderick
2000 Baker
Lyon
Lott
Masonic Avenue
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Mission 1
100 Howard 101
200 Folsom 201
(e) Harrison (e)
Twentieth, (late Napai
from the bay TV to Doug-
hiss
Twenty-eighth, (late
Vale) \V s Guerrero bet
'twenty - seventh and
Twenty-ninth
Twenty-fifth, (late Tem-
ple) TV s Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-sixth TV to Doug-
lass
Twenty-first, (late Alta)
from the bay TV to Doug-
lass
Twenty - fourth, (late
Park) W s Potrero Ave-
nue bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fifth W to Doug-
lass
Twenty - ninth, (late-
Dale) TV s San Jose Koad
bet Twenty-eighth and
Thirtieth
Twenty - second, (late
John) \V s Bryant Avenue
bet Twenty - first and
Twenty-third TV to Doug-
lass
Twenty-seventh, (late
Figg) \V s Guerrero bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
eighth \V to Douglass
Twenty - sixth, (late
Navyj \V s Brvant Avenue
bet '1 wenty - fifth and
'twenty - seventh W to
Douglass
Twenty - third, (late
Horner) TV s Bryant Ave-
nue bet Twenty -second
and Twenty-fourth TV to
Douglass
Tyler, junction Market
and Tavlor bet McAllister
and Turk TV to Masonic
Avenue
North. Street. South Side.
•> Mark't and Taylor 1
Jones 101
Leavenworth 201
Dale
Charles
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
Van Ness Avenue
Franklin
518 Jasper Place
Union Place
Clairville Place
boo Stockton
700 Powell
August Alley
800 Mason
hoo Taylor
looo Jones
Lav View Place
1100 Leavenworth
sharp Place
1200 Hyde
1300 Larkin
l'ol
523
635
601
701
717
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
Uoi
1500 Van Ness Avenue ISO]
1600 Franklin
1700 Gongb
1*00 Octavia
1900 Liguna
2000 Buchanan
2100 Webster
2200 Fillmore
2300 Steiner
2400 Pierce
Scott
.„ Devisadero
2700 Broderick
2800 Baker
2500
2600
11,01
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
220]
2301
2401
2501
'.I, H|
2701
2s0l
100
200
800 Gough
MIM
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
Scott
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
Lyon
Lott
Masonic Avenue
1000
1100
1.(11 1
1300
1400
1500
1600
WHO
180U
1900
2000
2100
(e)
Tyson Place, S s (919)
Washington bet Stockton
and Powell
Union, TV s Front bet Fil-
bert and Green W to Presi-
dio Preservation
North. Street. South Side
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
llol
12iil
1301
1401
ISO!
1601
1701
180]
1901
2001
2101
1801
1901
20IH
2101
2201
(e)
Twelfth, (late Brown) SE
s Mission bet Eleventh and
Thirteenth SE to Harrison
(«)
501
601
7iH
801
901
100]
1101
1201 " -i Front
1301 loo Battery
1401 Gaines
1501 200 Sansom
16011 Calhoun
1701 300 Montgomery
'"' Vincent
400 Kearny
406 Filbert Place
Sonora Place
Lafayette Place
420 Varenne
500 Dupont
508 Cadell Alley
Bannam Place
301
323
401
407
410
Union Alley, from Union
Place
Union Avenue, from
Laurel Avenue £ to San
Bruno Koad S s B. H
Union Court, (now Ver
Mehr) E s (116) Kearny bet
Sutler and Post
Union Place, N s (522)
Green bet Dupont and
Stockton N to L Dion
Union Square, bet
Stockton, Powell, Geary,
and Post
University, S s Silver
Avenue bet College and
Princeton, U. M. 1
Utah, from Mission Creek
bet .Nebraska and Potrero
Avenue S to Yolo
Vale, (now Twenty-
eighth) TV s Guerrero
bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-ninth
Valencia, S s Market bet
Mission and Guerrero S to
Twenty -sixth
Vallcjo, YV s Davis bet
Green and Broadway \v to
Presidio Preservation, (the
buildings in Ibis street
are incorrectly numbered
North. Street. South Side.
2 Davis 1
(c) Front (c)
100 Battery 10}
200 SausulU 201
Bestole
Bartol
300 Montgomery 301
400 Kearny 401
420 Pollard Place
Plnckney Place 423
430 Margaret Place
500 Dupont 501
Vallejo Place 521
530 Agnes Lane — —
600 Stockton 601
622 Maiden Lane
Morey Alley 627
700 Powell 701
716 TV ashoe Place — -
800 Mason 801
900 Taylor «01
Sweet
i Florence
1000 Jones 1001
1100 Lea\enworth 1101
1200 Hvde 1201
White — —
1300 Larkin 1301
Maxwell
1400 Polk . 1401
1500 Van Ness Avenue 1501
Franklin
>ugh
1800 Uctavia
1900 Laguna
2000 Buchanan
I;oi
1701
1-"1
1901
2001
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WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick iouse Entrance.
718
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
•2100 Webster 2101
2200 Fillmore 2201
2300 Steiner 2301
-.Moo Pierce 5MW1
•25110 Scotl 2501
2600 Devteadero 2601
2700 Broderick 2701
2800 Baker 2801
Vallejo Court
Vallejo Court, Ss Val-
lejo bet Mason and Taylor
Vallejo Place, Ss(521)
Vallejo bet Dupont and
Stuck ton
Vallev, W s old Pan Jose
Boa I bet Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth
Valparaiso, W s (1911)
Mason bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Van Wess Avenue, X
B Market bet franklin and
Polk >" to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Oak . 1
Hickory Avenue
100 Fell 101
Linden Avenue
200 Haves 201
Ivy Avenue
300 Grove 301
Birch Avenue
400 Fulton 401
Ash Avenue
500 McAllister 501
Locust Avenue
600 Tyler 601
Elm Avenue
700 Turk 701
Laurel Avenue
800 Eddv 801
Willow Avenue
900 Ellis 901
Olive Avenue
1000 O'Farrell 1001
Mvrtle Avenue
1100 Geary 1101
Cedar Avenue
1200 Post 1201
Walnut Avenue
1300 Sutter 1301
Kern Avenue
1400 Hush 1410
Austin
1500 Pine 1501
1600 California 1601
1700 Sacramento 1701
1800 Clay 1801
1900 Washington 1901
2000 Jackson 2001
2100 Pacific 2101
2200 Broadway 2201
2300 Vallejo 2301
2400 Green 2401
2500 Union 2501
2600 Filbert 2601
2700 Greenwich 2701
2800 Lombard 2801
2900 Chestnut 2901
3000 Francisco 3001
3100 Bay 3101
3200 NorthPoint 3201
3300 Beach 3301
3400 Jefferson 3401
3500 Tonguin 3501
(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, 8 s (613)
Harrison bet Second and
Third
Ver Mehr, E s (116) Kear-
ny bet Post and Sutter
Vermont, from Mission
Creek bet Kansas and Ne-
braska S to Tulare
Vernon Place, W s (326)
Second bet Folsom and
Harrison W to Hawthorne
Vernon Place, E s Hyde
bet Union and Green
Vernon Place, S s (1007)
Jackson bet Mason and
Taylor
Verona Place, E s (337)
Third bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Vicksburg, B s Twenty-
first bet Church and San-
chez 8 to Twenty-fifth
Villa Place, E 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 N to Pacific
Virginia Alley, W s
(505) Dupont bet Pine and
California
Virginia Avenue, from
California Avenue SE to
Cherubusco, B. H
Virginia Place, N s
(806) Pacific bet Stockton
and Powell X to Broadway
Vischer Place, E s Beale
bet Market and Mission
Voigt, E of San Bruno
Road, 4 miles from City
Hall
Vorrath Place,Es(1206)
Larkin bet Bush and Pine
Vulture— (see Columbia)
Wall Place, Ns Jackson
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Wallace Place, N s (612 )
California bet Kearny and
Dupout
Waller, junction Market
and Octavia W to Lyon
Walnut, N s California
bet Laurel and Lott X to
Presidio Reservation
■Walnut Avenue, W s
Larkin bet Post and Sutter
W to Polk
Ward, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Ave-
nue, B. H
Warren, S s Thirtieth bet
Whitney and Bartlett S to
Palmer*
Washington, W s East
bet Jackson and Clay W
to First Avenue
North. Street. South Side.
2 East
100 Drumra
200 Davis
— Cedar
300 Front
400 Battery
412 Custom House PI
500 8ansom
532 Jones Alley
600 Montgomery
- Dunbar Court
Kearny
Bretiham Place
Too
>100
Octavia
2101
'•'(III
Laguna
2201
'300
Buchanan
2301
MOO
Webster
2401
>5H0
Fillmore
2501
woo
Steiner
2601
'700
Pierce
2701
iRflfl
Scott
2801
'900
Devisadero
2901
1000
Broderick
3001
3100
Baker
3101
Washington Alley
Dupont 801
Waverlv Place 811
Spofford 823
Ross
Stockton 901
Havens Place 907
914 Virginia
918 Stone
Tyson Place
Powell
Codman Place
Wetmore Place
1100 Mason
1106 Adona Place
1200 Taylor
1300 Jones
Priest
Reed
Leavenworth
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
Van Ness Avenue 1801
Franklin 1901
Gough 2001
900
1000
HUO
1500
1600
1700
1SO0
1900
2000
919
1001
1005
1017
1101
1201
1301
1319
1325
1401
1501
161)1
1701
Washington Alley, N s
(744) Washington bet Du-
pont and Kearny
Washington Avenue,
8 s Mission bet Ninth and
Tenth
Washington Avenne,
S s Precita Avenue bet
Folsom and Columbia
Place, B. H
■Washington Square,
betstockton, Filbert, Pow-
ell, and Union
Washoe Place, N s (716)
Vallejo bet Powell and
Mason
Water, W s Mason bet
Francisco and Chestnut W
to Taylor
Waverly Place, X s
(810) Sacramento bet Du-
pont and Stockton N to
Washington
Wayland, W s San Bruno
Road between Bacon
and Wolsey, U. M. T
Wayne, 8 s Cortland Ave-
nue bet Gates and Kosci-
usco
Webb, N s (532) California
bet Montgomery and Kear-
ny N to Sacramento
Webster, N s Kate bet
Buchanan and Fillmore N
to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Kate 1
■ Germania
100 Waller 101
200 Haight 201
300 Page 301
400 Oak 401
Hickory Avenue ■
500 Fell " 501
Linden Avenue
600 Haves 601
700 Grove 701
800 Fulton 801
900 McAllister 901
1000 Tvler 1001
1100 Turk 1101
1200 Eddy 1201
1300 Ellis 1301
1400 OFarrell 1401
1500 Geary 1501
1600 Post 1601
1700 Sutter 1701
1800 Bush 1801
Wildey
1900 Pine 1901
2000 California 2001
2100 Sacramento 2101
2200 Clay 2201
2300 Washington 2301
2400 Jackson 2401
2500 Pacific 2501
2600 Broadway 2601
2700 Vallejo 2701
2800 Green 2801
2000 Union 2901
3000 Filbert 3001
3100 Greenwich 3101
3200 Lombard 3201
3300 Chestnut 3301
3400 Francisco 3401
3500 Bav 3501
3600 North Point 3601
3700 Beach 3701
3800 Jefferson 3801
3900 Tonquin 3901
(e) Lewis {e)
Webster, N s Lombard
bet Kearny and Montgom-
ery N to Francisco
Weldon, S s Crescent Av-
enue near San Bruno Road
Welsh, W s Zoe bet Bry-
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 X to Washington
■White, X s Vallejo bet
Hyde and Larkin
White Place, 8 s Bryant
bet Seventh and Eighth
■White Place, E s (806)
Jones bet Bush and Sutter
■Whitney, S s Thirtieth
bet Dame and Warren S to
Palmer
■Whitney, Ns Sixteenth
bet Howard and Mission
"Wildey, W s Webster bet
Bush and Pine W to
Steiner
William, N s (420) O'Far-
rell bet Jones and Taylor
N to Post
East. Street. West Side.
2 O'Farrell 1
100 Geary 101
(e) Post (e)
William Place, W s
(109) Davis bet California
and Sacramento
■Williams, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Goettingen and
Holyoke, TJ. M. T
Willow, S s (929) Folsom
bet Fifth and Sixth
Willow, E s Valencia bet
Seventeenth and Eight.
eenth
Willow Avenue, W s
Larkin bet Ellis and Eddy
Winans' Alley, E s
Eighth bet Howard and
Tehama
Winkle, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Winslow, from California
Avenue S to Powhattan,
B. II
Winter's Lane, E s
(1716) Mason bet Union
ami Green
Wisconsin, from the bay
bet Arkansas and Carolina
S to Tulare
■Wolfe, from California
Avenue E to Isabel, B. H
"Wolsey, W s San Bruno
Road bet Wavland aud
Dwight, U. M- I
■Wood, (now Eleventh)
S s Market bet Tenth and
Twelfth SE to Mission
Creek
"Wool, from North Avenue
S to Cortland Av, B. H
Worden, N s Francisco
bet Stockton and Powell
Yale, S s Silver Avenue
bet Amherst and Cam-
bridge, U. M. T.
Verba Bnena . X s (1114)
Sacramento bet Mason and
Taylor N to Clay
Yolo, 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
Zini, from Napoleon S to
Schneider
JBoe, S s Bryant bet Third
and Fourth SE to Brannan
JEoe Place, 8 s (315) Fol-
som bet Fremont and Beale
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. Furnishing Goods.
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO:
In which the different Trades and Professions are classified and arranged.
[compiled expressly for this work.]
Academies.
[See Colleges; also Schools.]
Account Book Manufactur-
ers.
[See Stationers.]
Accountants.
Beck Adolphus G., 432 Montgomery
Bowen A. G. M., 406 Montgomery
Dunn John, 323 Montgomery
Elias H.. 415 Montgomery
Folsom G. T., 317 Montgomery
Green Frederick, 39 Merchants' Exch
HEALD & WOODBURY, 24 Post
Holden James B..633 Front
Jesse Robert, 936 Harrison
Maurice William K . 535 California
Mitchell D.,302 Montgomery
Pattee Solon, 534 California
Robinson J. C, SS^Clay
Smith Reginald H.. 605 Clay
I'stick \V. L.. 43s California
Wegener Richard, 414 California
Wetzel Theodore, 306 Montgomery
Wood A. G.,210 Battery
Acids — Manufacturers.
[See Chemists.]
Adjuster Customs.
McNULTY CHARLES A., 43 U. S.
# Court Building (see adv. dent, page
19)
Adjuster Internal Revenue.
McNULTY CHARLES A., 43 U. S.
Court Building
Adjusters .Marine JLosses.
Cazneau Thomas N., 321 California
Gibbs C. V. 8., 318 California
Hopkins Caspar T., 318 California
Lovett Richard O., 314 California
Noyes Richard B.. (i Merchants1 Exch
Touchard G.,416 California
Advertising Agents.
Angel Myron. 432 Montgomery
Bean E.F. A Co., 4 (I Montgomery
Boyec Brothers (street car) NW cor
Washington and Sansom
Boyce Thomas, 30 Merchants' Exch
DeRonceray L., 6 Government House
Fisher Luther 1\, 20 Merchants' Exch
Gilmore A Van Noruent509 Clay
Keyt A Co., 5Uti Commercial
Kronbcrg Adolph, 413 Washington
Lake William B., 302 Montgomery
McBoden Allan, 322 Bush
Miller Mark A., BOM Market
Swan Jabez S., S Wcor Front and Clay
Waterman E. R., 008 Market
Agents.
[See respective heads.]
Agricultural Implements.
[See also Hardware : also Seeds.]
ARTHUR J. D.A SON.SW cor Cali-
fornia and Davis (see adv. dept.
page 320
Baker & Hamilton, 15 Front
BONNEY (J. Jr., 221 Mission (sec adv.
depfe page 14)
Card Elisha, (plows) 304 Market
Hawley A Co., SE cor Cal and Bat
Hawley Marcus C. A Co., 110 Front
Hunt J. Lewis, SW cor Washington
and Battery
KELLOGG C. L., 427 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xxxviiii
Knapp A Grant, 111 Washington
LINFORTH, KELLOGG A CO., 3
Front (see adv. dept. page xxiv)
Lyne William, 113 Davis
Silvester George F.,317 Washington
Treadwell ,fc Co., SW cor Market and
Fremont
Whitcomb E. S., (Woods' Reaper) 114
Front
Ale and Porter.
[See also Liquors.]
Dickson, DeWolfA Co.. 412 Battery
Forbes Brothers A Co., 30-S California
Goetjen A Co., 120 Davis
Macfarlane, Blair A Co., 302 California
Meats .lames, 511 Front
Richards A Harrison, NE cor Battery
and Commercial
Robertson John D.,2117 Mason
Rodgers, Meyer & Co.. 212 Battery
Smithson A Ward, 509 Sacramento
Stewart C. A., 708 Sansom
Amalgamating Machines.
[See also Foundries.]
HENDY J., 32 Fremont (sec adv.
dept. page 21)
Hepburn William P., 12 Hawthorne
Yarney Thomas, 229 Fremont
Amusement — Places of.
[See also Gardens— Public]
Agricultural Park, Clin" House Road
Alhambra Theater, 325 Bush
Bella Union Melodeon, 803 Kearny
California Theater, X s Bush bet Du-
pont and Kearny
Chinese Theater, 030 Jackson
City Gardens, Folsom nr Thirteenth
German Theater,N s Bush bet Kearny
and Dupont
Hayes 1'ark Pavilion and Concert
Hall, Haves Valley
Maguire s Opera House, 618 Wash
Metropolitan Theater, Ws Mont bet
Washington ami Jackson
Mozart. Hah, i08 I 08t
Pacific Had, N s Bush bet Kearny and
Oupont
Pacific Melodeon, NWcor Kearny and
Pacific
Pacific Museum, 318 Montgomery
Piatt's New Music Hall, 210 Mont
San Francisco Kccrealion Grounds.cor
Folsom and Twenty-fifth
Woodward's Gardens, cor Mission and
Valencia
Anchors, Chains, etc.
[See also Junk Dealers]
Camman A. & Co., pier 12 Steuart
Hare Charles, 34 Steuart
Apothecaries.
[See also Drugs.]
Abramson Edward, 753 Clay
Adams Samuel, NW cor Post and
Stockton
Adolphus Henry, 511 Jackson
Angell Jonathan H\, > Wcor First and
Folsom
Arnheim Samuel S., NW cor Fourth
and Mission.
BarbatJohn, 910 Pacific
Bayly & Clawson, 512 Kcarnv
Bauer John A., nil Post
Bennet Henry W.,21 Third
BOERICKE A TAFEL.l homeopath-
ic I 234 Sutler (see adv. reg. names
page 107)
Brown W. Vr., 124 Taylor
Bryan William J., NWcor Third and
Howard
Bryan William J. A Co., NW en- Sec-
ond and Howard and 1 New .Mont
Buhler A., cor Market and Taylor
Burnett G. G., 330 Montgomery
Chan Ning Tuck Kee, (Chinese) 704
Dupont
Chevallier & Hassenpflug, NE cor
Sutter anil Dupont
Chun Wo Song, (Chinese) 933 Dupont
ClappG. H., 1144 Market
Coihn A- May hew, SE cor Sixteenth
and Valencia, an 1 SE cor Twenty-
first and Howard
Coiman A.F., NE cor Jones and Gi ary
Cunis dames it Co., SE cor Steuart
and Market
De Chesne H, A. M., French Hospital
Downing Joshua L., 1309 Pacific
Drossell Joseph H., NW cor Dupont
and Geary
Dwyer Joseph, 219 Pacific
Edwards Thomas M., ME cor Kearny
and Jackson
Elbe C. B.. SW cor I.arkin and Geary
Engels V. 11., County Hospital
Evans Aaron, 227 Hayes
dates J. It. <v ( !o , 417 sansom
GATES JA.MES II., NW cor New
Montgomerv and Howard
Gros Alfred, N Wcor Kearny and Wash
QrOB E. A Co., SE cor Stockton and
Green
He Sang Tong & Co., (Chinese) 650
Jackson
Hillman Isaac, 151 Shipley
Hinckley Charles E., 32 Post
Hollnook Charles B. Jr., SW cor Fol-
som and Sixth
HOWLAND C. P., NE cor Post and
Mason
Hug A Schmidt, 535 Commercial
Huie George W., NW cor Eleventh
and Mission
Hung Wo Fong, (Chinese) 641 Jackson
Jones C. G., NE cor Hayes and Van
Ness Avenue
Kearny Peter A., SW cor Fol and First
Kelly Terrence B., 503 Davis
Kirch E. J., 659 Clay
Lanszweert Louis, 315 Fifth
Lefevre B. A Co., SE cor Washington
and Dupont
Leipnitz Gustave, 419 Bush
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
720
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Lengfehl A. L. .V- Co., NE cor Stock-
ion .iiid Geary
Luedinghausen O. \V., 4434 Hayes
Mayhew ff.E,,Nf cor Fourth and
Howard
McBuy le A. it Co., 504 Washington
Miller c. K., 11^5 Dupont
Miller William C, SE cor Stockton
ami l'acinc
MOFFHT J. W. & CO., 413 Kearny,
(see adv. dept page liiv)
Moody John C, 202 Kearny
Myers & Johnson, NE cor Ellis and
Stockton
Nichols J. C. A Co., SE cor Howard
and Sixth
Oakes George W., SW cor Mont and
Merchant
Painter it Calvert, SE cor Kearny and
Clay, and 24 Kearny
Petibeau Edward, 1116 Folsom
PfeiflerE. J..21U Post
Pickering William, SE cor Bdwy and
Stockton
Pietrzycki M., German Hospital
Piquet Kdmuiid, 7-7 Washington
Polastri Vincent, 630 Washington
Powell W.. SW cor Filbert and Powell
Richards C. F. it Co., SW cor Sansom
and Clay
Rider F., SJfi eor Bush and Dupont
Koethe Christian, nt, cor Bryant and
Third
Rottan/.i Giosue, SE cor Third and
Folsom
Koturier Charles, SW cor Dupont and
Pacific
Kule J. W. <Si Co., SW cor Third and
Folsom
Busseil William, SW cor Union and
Powell
Schmidt Henry W..SE cor Kearny and
Sacramento
Searby William M., KE cor Folsom
and Filth
Shaw Henry B., NW cor Folsom and
Second, and NE cor Sutter and
Powell
Simpson William, 609 Davis
Smith William B., Sit, cor Fourth and
Howard
Smoot Joseph K., SW cor Mission and
Twenty -second
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont
(sec adv. register of names,page 60S)
Steylaars C. L., 1209 Dupont
Tie Sang Tong, (Chinese) 929 Dupont
Tin Wo Tong it Co. ,( Chinese) 805 Wash
Tschirner M., SE cor Pow and Bdwy
Von der Leitli F. H., 722 Mont
Wakelee 11. P., *E corMont and Bush
Ward 1). W., NE cor Pine and Polk
Wenzell W. T., 852 Market
Whitney William K.,204 Sutter
"Widber James U., S W cor Market and
Third
Wilhelm Carl L., NW cor Sixth and
Mission
Wilson & Co., SE cor Miss and Fifth
WIMMEK H., SW cor Sutter and
Kearny (see adv. dept. page lxvi)
Wood William H., 61 Second
Yee Chi Lung & Co., (Chinese) 810 Dup
Young Joseph, 1116 Folsom
Zeile Charles D., 528 Pacific
Aquariaus.
Kobison David N., 217 Washington
Architects.
Apel John, 60S Sacramento
Ball II. C, 302 Montgomery
Bestor Henry T., 328 Montgomery
Bordwiii it Malter, 48 Merch Ex'ch
Bovyer W. L. 107 Leidesdorff
Bugbee S. C. it Son, 402 Montgomery
Cleavelaud Henry W., 507 Mont
Clinch Bryan J., 645 Market
CBAINE WILLIAM, 634 Washington
Cummings G. P., 131 Montgomery
Eisen it Schmidt, 103 Post
FARQUHAKSON DAVID, SW cor
Californi i and Kearny
Frazee V., 315 Montgomery
Gaynor John P., 315 Cal
Geddes Charles, 328 Montgomery
Gosling James, 128 Kearny
Gosling Joseph, 60S .Market
Heston Joseph, 15 Belden
HOAGLAND W. C, 533 Kearny (see
adv. dept. page 36)
Hochholzer Hugo, 59 Merch Exch
Huerne Prosper, 702 Washington
Johnston T. J., 5 Post
Kenitzer Charles, 533 Kearny
Kenitzer Henry, SW cor Kearny and
California
KingH. L., 619 Clay
Macy Henry C, 315 Montgomery
McDougall it .Marquis, 328 Mont
Mooscr W., 302 Montgomery
NEW80M J. J., 430 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. p. 29)
Patton William, 41 1 H California
Portois & llillirt. 604 Merchant
Raun E. T., 502 Montgomery
Snyder Allien A., 63 llalleck
Taylor J. B ,502 Montgomery
Townsend it Wvneken, 405 California
Turnbull Thomas, 008 Market
Welsh T. J., 302 Montgomery
Williams S. II. <fc Son, 61 Merahants'
Exchange
Wolfe James E. & Son, 240 Mont
Wright .t Sanders, 418 California
Artesian Well Borers.
Dolany Patrick, 764 Howard
Hlggins Uriah, 211 Sansom
Thompson John, 435 Pine
THOMSON THOMAS, 262 Clementina
(see adv. dept. page 30)
Artificial Flowers.
[See also Milliners.]
Gerrish M. E. Mrs.. 22 Geary
Haker William .t Hinz, 506 Market and
5 Sutter
Held Brothers, NE cor Sansom and
Market
Kahn Henrietta Mrs., 407 Kearny
Artificial Limbs.
COOK II. X., agent, 801 Battery, (see
adv. dept. page lii)
Jewett Jarvis, 21 Merchants' Exch
Koehler August, 718 Washington
Artificial Stone.
PACIFIC STONE CO., junction Mar-
ket and Bush (see adv. dept. page
lxxxii)
Artists' Material*.
Bancroft A. L. &, Co., 721 Market
Bradley H. W., 620 Clay
Hitchcock George B. & Co., SW cor
Sansom and Commercial
HUETER GUS1AVE.408 Commercial
(see adv. dept. page lxxv)
Snow & Roos, 21 Kearny
Asphaltum Workers.
Bonnet B., 402 Montgomery
Brown it Wilson, 012 Mission
Duncan George it Co., 754 Market
Johnson J. E., 644 Market
Larkin it Flaherty, 104 Kearny
Marchand D. C, '320 .Montgomery
Perine Nicholas P., 638 Market
San Luis Obispo Asphaltum Co., 21
Battery
Wilde & Allen, 418 Montgomery
Assayers.
California Assay Office. 512 California
Eureka Works, E s Twelfth bet Folson:
and Howard
FALKENAU LOUIS.(Statc) 421 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 49)
Hanks Henrv G., 649 Clay
Hentsch it Berton, SW cor Clay and
Leidesdorff
KUH LEOPOLD. 611 Commercial (see
adv. dept. page liii)
Langley W. A.. 334 Montgomery
Mars J. A., 512 California
Mosheimer J., 328 Montgomery
Phillips J. S., 423 Washington
Pierson F. T., 305 Montgomery
lteichling F. it Co., 334 .Mont
Riehn, llemme & Co., 404 Mont
RIOTTE it LUCKHAPvDT, '21 First
(sec adv. dept. page 39)
San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works, 416 Montgomery
Scott John, 423 Mission
Strong W. L., 10 Stevenson
Thayer B. B., 1 New Montgomery
Assayers' Materials.
Phillips J. S., 423 Washington
TAYLOR JOHN & CO., 512 Washing
ton (see adv. dept. page xxxviii)
Astrologers.
CLAIR MADAME. 865 Folsom (see
adv. dept. page 41)
Cohen Simon, 405 Kearny
Dahm Charles. 621 California
DeBerio William, 411 Stockton
Exodius Julia Mrs., 138 Fourth
Roll John, 835 Pacific
Schmidt Mme, 416 Jackson
Schworer Mary Madame, 823 Wash
Solema Isabella, NE cor Sutter and
Dupont
Attorneys at Ijaiv.
Aiken Charles H., 34 Montgomery Blk
Aiken William II.. 34 Montgomery Blk
Aldrich L.,338 Montgomery
Allen William H.,716 Montgomery
Alvarado Juan C, 408 California
Ames F., 522 Montgomery
Andros Milton, 18I'.s. court Building
Applegate Josiah II., SW cor Jackson
and Montgomery
ARMSTRONG G. D., U. S. Court Bdg
Aud F. L., 60 Merchants' Exchange
Axtell S. B., 729 Montgomery
Bachel ler John W., 1408 Powell
BaehelderT. F.. 607 Kearny
Baggs Isaac, 622 Clay
Bagley Townsend, 637 Kearnv
Baldwin 1). P., 109 Leidesdorff
Baldwin Llovrt. 502 Montgomery
Ball A. E., 419 California
Bancroft W. W. 411 Vi California
Barber Henry P., 240 Montgomery
Barber William, 323 California
Barnes D., 320 Sansom
Barnes W. II. L., 438 California
Barstow Alfred, 7 Montgomery Block
Barstow D. P., 6 Montgomery Block
Barstow George, 315 California
Bartlett Columbus, 636 Sacramento
Bartlett Earl, 35 Montgomery Block
Bartlett Washington, 636 Sacramento
Batohclur Edward P.. 10 Mont Block
Bates Asher B., 636 Clay
Bates Joseph C 434 California
Beatty Samuel G. Jr.,6ii4 .Merchant
Beaumont Henry, 712 Montgomery
Belcour Jules, 434 Jackson
Belknap David 1'., 604 -Merchant
Bell John P., 609 Sacramento
Benliam Calhoun, SW cor Jackson
and Sansom
Bennett Nathaniel. SW cor Montgom
erv and Clay
Bergin Michael, 35 Montgomery Block
Bergin 1'homas 1., 528 California
Bishop Amasa W.. 608 .Market
Bishop Thomas B., 522 Montgomery
Blake Maurice B ,729 Montgomery
Blake Maurice C.. 729 Montgomery <
Blanding William. 507 Montgomery
Blood J. H., 23 Montgomery Block
Bodfish William 11., 612 Clay
Booth Andrew G., 604 Merchant
Botts Charles T., 28 .Montgomery Blk
BouldinT. T., 636 C lav
BOWIE HENRY P., 318 California
Boyd James T„ NW cor Kearny and
"Commercial
Bradv Henrv J .. 12 Exchange Building
Brady Philip, 541 First
Brandon Joseph R.,604 Merchant
Brewer John II. ,43 Montgomery Blk
Brodie S. H., 407 California
Brooks Benjamin 11., Custom House
Brooks Benjamin S., 5 Exchange
Building
Brooks E. L. B , 8»3 Montgomery
Brooks S. T.. 504 Kearny
Brown Harvey S., SW cor New Mont-
gomery and Market
Brumagim John W., 36 Mont Block
Brumfiehl W. H.. 612 Clay
Bugbee John s., 323 California
Bulkeley L. E., 603 Washington
Burnett John M..5S Exchange Building
Burnett Peter IP. 201 Sansom
Burnett Wellington C, 13 City Hall
BURR C. A., 225 Ellis
Byrne Henry H., 729 Montgomery
Campbell Alexander, 26 Exchange
Building
Campbell Alexander Sr., 528 California
( inipbcll Henry ( -::I8 ( ilitv.rnia
CAMPBELL WILL, Occidental Hotel
Carpenter John, 28 Court Block
Carpentier Edward R.,606 Washington
Carpentier Horace W.,606 Washington
Carter John W., 25 Montgomery Block
Cary James C, 507 Montgomery
HUNTINGTON, HOPKIN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Casserly Eugene, 507 Montgomery
C'astelhun Frederick J., 007 Kearny
Chadbourne J., 320 Ellis
Chevers W. 11., 020 Montgomery
Chick H., 625 Merchant
Chipman William W., 17 Exchange
Building
Chittenden 8. W., 803 Montgomery
CHURCHILL CLAUK, 534 California
Clark Leonard S., 14 Court Block
Clark William 11., 43 Exchange lidg
Clarke Henry K. W., 600 Washington
Clarke Jeremiah, 533 Kearny
Clarke Samuel .1 .J r.,25 U. S. Court Bdg
Clement Jabish, 51 Exchange Building
Clement Koswell 1'., 51 Exchange Bdg
Clyde Robert s., 622 Clay
Coats .lames M., 402 .Montgomery
Cobb Moses G., 25 Court Block
Coffey James V., 525 Front
Cohen A. A., 402 Montgomery
Collins John A., 2021 Polk
Colton David !>., 402 Montgomery
Cook Henry, 32 Exchange Building
Coonev M., 7 Court Block
Cope W. W., 420 California
Cornwall W. A., 605 Clay
Cowdery Jabez F., 11 Court Block
Cowles Samuel, 621 Clay
Craddoek Charles F., 6U7 Montgomery
Craig William, uOI Washington
Crane A. M., 41o Montgomery
Crane Henry F., 6 Montgomery Block
Crane W. W.Jr., 629 Kearny
Crawford William S., County Record-
er's Omec
Creigh J. 1)., 714 Shotwell
Crittenden James L., 702 Washington
Crosby W., 410 Kearny
Crowley Timothy J.. 26 Exchange Bdg
Culver William 11., 722 Washington
CumiDings Patrick, oil Merchant
Currey Jo tin, 504 Keainy
Currey M. S., 504 Kearny
Cutter Samuel L., 410 Kearny
Daineron J. P., 802 Montgomery
Daingerncld William P., N W cor Sac-
ramento and Montgomery
Danu Frederick P.,bU4 Merchant
Darby W. E.,20 Montgomery Block
Darwin Charles Ben., 729 Montgomery
Day Sherman, 88 Montgomery lilock
Deas Henry, 432 Montgomery
Delaney E. J., 025 Merchant
Delany Charles McC, 519 Mont
DempBey Peter, 502 Mont
Desbeck John, 34 Montgomery Block
Desty Robert, 8 Montgomery Block
Deuprey Eugene .V, II Mont lilock
Dilley John B., 40 -Mont Block
Doggett S. W., 536 Washington
DOUTHI1T D. W1LL1AM.414 Cal
Doyle John T., 323 California
Drake Eugene ii., 70s Montgomery
Drown A. N., 021 Clay
Drum Thomas J., 070 Washington
Du Brutz A. B., 504 Kearny
Du Brutz Frederick C. M., 504 Kearny
Dudley A. P..8W cor Clay and Kearny
Dudley C. A.,s w cor Clay and Keainy
DunnT. F., 325'= Bush
Dupre Eugene, 006 Merchant
Dwinelle John W., 509 Keainy
Dwinelle Samuel H. ,36 Exchange Bldg
Eastman J. G., 432 Montgomery
Edmonds Marcus A., 6 Exeh Bldg
Ellsworth John, 21 Court Block
Ely Alexander, SW cor Montgomery
and Clay
Emmet C. T eniple, 217 Sansom
Estee Morris M.. 410 Montgomery
Evans Oliver 1'., 504 Kearny
Fabens F. A., 804 Montgomery
Farnum J. E.,20 Montgomery Block
Felton John B., ti30 Clay
Field Stephen J., V. s. Court Building
Fifleld William IE, 533 Kearny
Fisher Ames, 522 Montgomery
Fitch William S., 636 Clay
Foote W. W., 25 Montgomery Block
Fox Charles N.,528 California
Freelon Thomas W.,729 Montgomery
Freidenrich David. 408 California
French Frank .1., 528 California
Gallagher Thomas J., SW cor Com-
mercial and Montgomery
George Julius, NW cot Mont and Sac
Gibbons William, 520 Montgomery
Gibbs Charles Erwin, 507 Montgomery
Gillespie C. V., 641 Washington
Gitchell John M., Kuss House
Goold Edmund L., Grand Hotel
Gordon George W„ 622 Clay
Gray Giles II , 420 California
Greathouse C. K.,411'* California
Green Eli C.,729 .Montgomery
Green J. L., 114 Leidi Bdorfl
Grey Cyril V., t>04 Merchant
Grimwood A. 1)., V. s. Court Bldg
Gunnison Andrew J., 604 Merchant
Gurnee Clinton, 306 Pine
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hager John 8., Pacific Club
Haggin James B., 41 1 J h California
Haight Henry 11.. 320 California
Hah- William, 1 Exchange Building
Hall C. P., 656 Folsom
Hall Gavcn I)., 24 Exchange Building
Hall .1. C.. 806 l'ine
Halsey Charles, 42 Exchange Building
Ilamldeton James, 622 Clay
Hauling James W., 704 Montgomery
Hardy James II., 32 Montgomery Blk
Hardy Lowell J., 533 Kearny
Harmon John Ii., NWcor Montgomery
and Commercial
Harrison ltalph C, 402 Montgomery
Harrison Robert, 430 California
Hart J. B., 631 Sacramento
Hassett Martin C. 615 Kearny
Hastings Horace M., 402 Montgomery
Hastings S. Clinton, 636 Clay
Hastings William, 436 Jackson
Haven James M., 420 California
Haves William. 604 Clay
Head Edward F., 47 Mont Block
Henry Samuel H., 712 Montgomery
Hent Reuben W., SW cor Clay" and
Montgomery
Heslep A. M.,29 Exchange Building
Heydenfeldt Solomon, 401 California
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr., 414 Cal
Higby William, 622 Clay
High'ton Henry E., 528 California
Hinchman Augustus F., 509 Kearny
Hittell Theodore 11. , fi30 Clay
Hoffman Ogden,U. 8. Court Building
Hogc George G. W.. 5 Mont Block
Hoge Joseph P., 5 Montgomery Block
Holden Joseph, 312 California
Holladay Samuel W.. 020 Washington
Holland Nathaniel, SW cor Montgom-
ery and ( 'lay
HOLMES WALTER G.. 418 Mont
Holway 8. P.. 414 California
Hood P. B„ 604 Merchant
Hortou W., 12 Ellis
Houghton R. E., 315 California
Howard C. Greenwich, 408 California
Howe Delos J., 517 Clay
HoweE. A., 69 Minna
Howe Henry J., 715 Clay
Hoyt James T., 03 Merch Exchange
Hubert Numa, 51 Montgomery Block
Hudson George, 600 Montgomery
Hulbert T. F., 020 Washington
Hunt John Jr., 407 California
Button James F., 00W Sacramento
Hyatt T. Hart Jr., 520 Montgomery
Hyde George, 719 Geary
Hyde Henry C.,411H California
Irvine William, 609 Sacramento
Irving Henry P.,44 Montgomery Block
Janes Henry B., 622 Clay
Jarboe John B., 402 Montgomery
Joachiinsen 11. L., 005 Clay
Johnson J. A., 702 Washington
Johnson Sydney L., 523 Montgomery
Johnston George Ten. 533 Washington
Johnston William B., 422 California
Johnston William W.,729 Montgomery
Joice E. V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Knox G. T., 607 Montgomery
Kelly D. O., 6.16 Clay
Kennedy Frank, 0(14 Merchant
Kinkv J. M., 702 Washington
Ladd Parish B., 637 Kearny
Lake Delos, 315 California
Lander P. C.,504 Kearny
Langford W. G.. 411*i California
Latham M. s., 423 California
Latham W. B., 1623 Webster
Latimer L. D., 6, 7 and 8 U. S. Court
Building
Lawrence A. J., 408 California
Lawrence Edwin A., 318 California
Law-ton W. W., 607 Montgomery
Lee H. M., 607 Washington
Leviston George, 623 Bush
Leviston George J r.,ii06 Washington
Leviston William, 5 Exchange lildg
Lies Eugene. 19 Exchange Building
Lloyd R. H.,636 clay
Loewy Wiliiam, 520 Montgomery
Louderback Davis Jr.. 17 City Hall
Loughborough Alexander II. , NW eor
Montgomery and Sacramento
Love. I. dm Lord, 547 Folsnm
Low Charles A.. 116 Lcidosdorff
Lowenberg Harris, 7H> Montgomery
Lull Louie it., sos Montgomery
Mace Alfred A., 687 Kearny
Marriner Kufns K.,607 Kearny
Marshall Lindsey P., 604 Merchant
Marye George E Jr., 34 Ex Building
Maetiok E. B., 520 Montgomery
MastickJ. W , 520 Montgomery
.Matthews William, 52: Montgomery
Mass II., 631 Sacramento
McAllister Cutler, 528 California
McAllister Hall, 528 California
McBride Henry, SOMoni Block
McCabe James, 645 1 'lay
McCarthy Edward F.,539 California
MeCenev .1 . c, bo Exchange Building
McCormick Joseph, t>j(j Clay
McCullough John G., NW cor Kearny
and Commercial
McElhinny John J., 502 Montgomery
McElrath J. E., 715 Clay
McGRAW EDWARD W., 414 Cal
Mcllenry John, 825 Kearny
McKinstry F. W.. City Hall
Mcl.aurin John It., 410 Montgomery
McLellan R. Guy, 809 Mission
McNULTY CHARLES A., 43 U. S.
Court Building
McQuaid John A., 411H California
McKae Philip A., Lick House
Mee James. 625 Merchant
Meeks Washington. 530 Washington
Meredith John 11., 504 Kearny
Merrill Aunis, 51 Exchange Building
Merrill George B., 4311 California
Mildram Frank B., 19 U. S. Court Bldg
MhoonJ., 18 city Hall
Moore Elliott J., 7s Montgomery Blk
Moore Henry K.,630 Clay
Moore J. M., Sff cor Seventh and
Mission
Moore Joseph II., 7^ Montgomery Bill
Morgan Benjamin, 414 California
Morrison Robert !•'., City Hall
Morrow William W., 6 U.S. Court Bdg
Mosher J. P., 408 California
Mott Gordon >'., 52ii Montgomery
Mowrv L. L., 320 California
Mueller P., 1027 Pacific
Muliaii John, 712 Montgomery
Mulvillc Neptune B..004 .Merchant
Murfey Samuel 8., 5:;o Montgomery
Murphy Daniel J., 72.'i Montgomery
Myers Jasper, 504 Kearny
My rick Milton II., City Hall
Naptlialy Joseph, 430 California
Neumann Paul, 432 Montgomery
Newby James B.. 014 Merchant
Newhall Horatio C., 630 Clay
Newlands Frank G.,602 Commercial
Newman B. B. 729 .Montgomery
Nichols J., 322 Fifth
Nolen M. J., 502 Montgomery
Northrop D. B., 123 .Montgomery Blk
Nosier T. M., 920 Washington
Nougues Joseph M., 539 California
Nougues Peter T.,539 California
Nourse George A., 306 Pine
Nugent John, 619 Kearny
O'Brien Thomas A., 629 Kearny
O'Brien Thomas V..420 California
O'Connor Frank, 025 Merchant
O'Nell M. S., 609 Sacramento
Olney Warren. N W eor Sac and Mont
ord Paciflcus, Grand Hotel
Osment Thomas M., 715 Clay
Owen John W., 1123 Powell
Page C, 35 Exchange Building
PardowA. A., 17 Montgomery Block
Parker Charles 11, 8 Mont Block
Patterson David w., 665 Mission
Patterson William H.,00'i Sacramento
Peachy A. ('., 43 Mont Block
Perley D. W., 920 Washington
Phelan Joseph P., 609 Sacramento
Phelps Abuer, cor Page and Devisa-
dero
Phillips John B , City Hall
Piercy Samuel W.. H40 Howard
Plerson Wllltam W., NW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial
Pinet J., 510 Jackson
Pixley Frank M., 430 California
Piatt Samuel, E s Second Avenue bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Plunkett William A., 528 California
Pollard G., 1016 Stockton
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sarsom St., Full liDes of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
46
WATKINS' ITO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
722
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Porter Nathan, 620 Washington
Potter Suma.l., 30 Stone
Powell 11. A.. 520 Montgomery
Pratt Benjamin. A llardie I'lace
Pratt Leonldae E.. ^36 Sacramento
Pratt Orvllle C.. 507 Montgomery
Preston Edgar K., 17 Mont Block
1 Tingle Edward J., 6:<6 Clay
Prolines R. K., bW cor Kearny and
Washington
Pulverman Bennet. 712 Montgomery
Purdy Samuel Jr., 47 Exchange Build-
ing
Putnam Stillman >"., 704 Mont
Quint Leander, 32 Mont Block
Ransom Leander, 2M Montgomery
Ransom Lee J.. 609 Sacramento
Rapliall J.M., 156 Shipley
Rearden Timothy H.,507 Mont
Redman R. A., 902 Montgomery
Reynolds Leonard, 7 Exchange Build-
ing
Reynolds Samuel F., 7 Exchange
" Building
Rhodes William H., City Hall
Rice James. 8W cor San and Jackson
Rising Alfred, 407 California
Rix Alfred. 636 Clay
Rix Hale, 708 Montgomery
Kixtord Emmet H.. 528 California
Robert 1'. J., 51 Mont Block
Kotiins George, 6 Post
Robinson Cornelius P., 402 Mont
Robinson Tod, 111 Taylor
Koclie John J., 9 Mont Block
Rogers Daniel, 604 Merchant
Rogers Roberts C, 604 Merchant
Rosenbaum S., 715 Clay
Rosenthal M., 533 Kearny
Rowley Ridgway G., 637 Kearny
Royal W., 502 Montgomery
Ryan J. H.,609 Sacramento
Ryan Richard F., 50 Mont Block
Ryan Thomas P., 430 California
Sankey S., 1120 Mission
Satterlec John, 41 Mont Block
Saunders John H., 500 Kearny
Sawyer Charles 11., 320 California
Sawyer E. !>., 419 California
Sawyer Frederick A., Pacific Club
Sawyer Lorenzo, 3 U.S. Court Bdg
Sawyer Woodbury D., W2 Clay
Scripture Henry £)., 323 California
Searle A. C.,728 Montgomery
Sears William H., 63jMerchants' Exch
Sea well James M., 509 Kearny
Shatter James McM., II Mont Block
Shanklin James W., 704 Montgomery
Sharp George F.,407 California
Sharp Solomon A., 636 Clav
Sharp William H., 407 California
Sharpstein John R., 492 Montgomery
Shearer Lewis, 636 Clay
Sherwood William, 604 Merchant
Sieberst H. G., 802 Montgomery
Simson Robert, 803 Montgomery
SMITH C. W. M., 526 Montgomery
Smith G. Frank, 502 Montgomery
Smith J. Howard, 502 Montgomery
Smith Sidney V.,630 Sacramento
Smith Sidney V. Jr., 630 Sacramento
Smyth John H., 52 Exchange Bdg
Southard James B., 11 Mont. Block
Spanlding C. A., 55 Mont Block
Spencer Oscar H., SW cor Mont and
Clay
Splivalo Augustus D., 430 Jackson
Stanly Edward, NW cor Clay and
Montgomery
Stanly John A., XW cor Mont and
Clay
Stebbins James C, 605 Clav
Stetson Edward Gray, 315 California
Stevenson Jonathan D., 614 Merchant
Stow William W., b09 Sacramento
Strotber Fleet F., 328 Montgomery
Stuart James F., 522 Montgomery
Sullivan Daniel T., 708 Montgomery
Sunderland Thomas, 410 Taylor
Sutherland F. E., 48 Exchange Bdg
SWEZEY SAMUEL I. C, 3 Front
Swift John F., 704 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W., 806 Montgomery
Taylor Edward W-, 533 Kearny
Taj lor Frank F., 502 Montgomery
Taylor James M., 636 Clay
Temple Jackson, 320 California
Tevis Joshua, Lick House
Te\is Lloyd, 411)i California
Thayer Andrew E., N s Greenwich nr
Montgomery
Thompson A. \V., 522 Montgomery
Thompson R. Aug., 603 Washington
Thompson Robert, 76 Mont Block
Thome Isaac N., 605 Clay
Thornton H. I., 116 Eddy
Thornton James D., 8 Exchange Bdg
Tibbey H. S., 604 Montgomery
Tighe John, 15 Union Place
Tilden Harmon J., 533 Kearny
Titcomb John H.. 639 Kearny
Tobin Richard, SE cor Mont and Mkt
Tompkins Edward, 315 California
Tompkins Walter 11., 636 Clay
Townsend Clarence F.. 636 Clay
Townsend J aims B., 636 Clay
Tracy C. 1'. K., 522 Montgomery
Treadwell Janus P.. 606 Kearny
Tripp Josiah W., 408 California
Turner George, 408 California
Turner William E., 708 Montgomery
Tyler George \V., 6?6 Clay
Van Dnzer A. P., 419 California
Van Dyke Walter. 520 Montgomery
Vandor Joseph, 615 Kearny
Venable S., 71* Langton
Verdcnal I). F., 636 Clay
Verdenal J. M., 636 Clay
Vincent George T., 507 Montgomery
Wade John, 56 Montgomery Block "
Wallace George, SE cor Cal and San
Wallace William T., 421 Ellis
Waterman Frederick H., 8 Mont Block
Webb Alonzo, 420 California
Weeks Edward P., 620 Washington
Weller Charles L., 521 Jackson
Weller J. B. Jr., 4 Montgomery Block
Wells Francis H., 402 Montgomery
Wells George R., 420 California
Wheaton M. A., 410 Montgomery
Wheaton W. R., 323 California
Wheeler Alfred, 419 California
Wheeler Edward D., 411H California
White Frank J., 12 Exchange Bdg
Whiting B. C, 224 Kearny
Whittemore D. H., 63 Merch Exch
Wlggin iM. P., 9 Exchange Building
Wight George J., 620 Washington
Williams Andrew, 535 Clay
Williams G. >.'.. 315 California
Williams John J.. 10 Exchange Bdg
Williams W. E., 589 Market
Wilson Charles E., 704 Montgomery
Wilson John, 637 Washington
Wilson R. J., 420 California
Wilson Samuel M., 420 California
Wilson Thomas K., 533 Kearny
Wilson T. P., 20 U. S. Court Building
Winans Joseph W., 604 Merchant
Wise Tullv R.. 734 .Montgomery
Wittram Charles, 39 Mont Block
Wittram Frederick. 39 Mont Block
Wood Joseph M., 704 Montgomery
Woods Samuel 1)., 40 Mont Block
Woodson Joseph A., 607 Washington
Wright Seidell S., 306 Pine
Zabriskie James C., 33 Exchange Bdg
Auctioneers.
[♦Real Estate.]
BELL JOHN C, 524 Mkt and 21 Sutter
BURNS A.M. <fc CO., California Tat
tersalls, NE cor San and Halleck
(see adv, dept. page xc)
Chase <fc Bowley, y Merchants' Exch
Cobb Henry A. Jr. it Co., 219 Sansom
CUMM1NGS W. H., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Pine (see adv. dept.
page 31)
•Pore Maurice & Co., 327 Montgomery
Duncan <fc Co., 413 California
Flavin E. Mrs., 616 Kearny
Froomberg I. it A., 817 Ke'arny
Greenebaum &. Co., 115 Bush
Harrison Samuel L.. 304 Montgomery
Haseltin William A- Co., 609 Sac
Jones it Co., 7U Market
Jones S. L. .v Co., guy California
Lamson it Chamberlin, 539 California
Lichtenstcin M. H., 602 Montgomery
Marks Joseph, 604 California
MERKILL J. C. <fc CO., 206 California
(see adv. dept. page xxiii)
•Middleton John & Son, 310 Mont
NEWI1ALL II. M. & CO., 311 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page lix)
Olney & Co., 502 Montgomery
Ryan L. it Co., 537 California
Spear Edward S. it Co.. 536 California
Stratton & Tice, 128 Keamy
Terry J. T. it Co., 309 Pine
VAN SCHAACK C. P. <fe CO., 712-716
Kearny
Yerkes Joseph, 128 Kearny
Awning Makers.
[See also Sail Makers.]
Fleury Paul, 715 Dupont
Jung John C, 512 Jackson
Rossiter James, 104 Francisco
Axle Grease.
Bastian <fe Bliven, 3<0 Francisco
HUCKS <fe LAMBERT, 144 Natoma
(see adv. dept. page 53)
Pcttit <fc Co., 209 Druinm
Stringer W. <fe Co., 70 Oregon
Bag Makers.
[See Grain Sacks; also Machine Sew-
ing-]
Bardwell <fc Co., 105 Clay
Dakin it Libbv, 49 Clav
Detrick E. & Co., 123 Clay
Glass M., 822 Clay
Hanna J. .t P. N.. 308 Davis
Marks <fc Weintraub, 211 ( lav
Neville <fc Co., 113 Clay and 114 Com
Bakers «fe Bakeries.
Albrecht Richard, 109 Taylor
Altemus John <t Co.. W s Folsom bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
AlvordMrs., WHS Foleom
American Bread Co., 833 Harrison
Auger Jean, 911 Pacific
Austin Marv Mrs., 224 Fifth
Baker C, 988 Folsom
Baker William, ME cor Mason and
Clav
Baldwin Henry C. 936 Howard
Baldwin, Pike it Bertz, 628 Kearny
BartoM. Mrs., 121s Pow< 11
Becker Peter, SE cor Dup and Berry
Behrman F., 336 Third
Bensinger D., Howard nr Twentieth
Beraud Bros.. 26 Third
Borden M., 911 Folsom
Bordenave John, 539 K roadway
Boudin <t Gleizes, 436 Green
Brignardello, Maechiavello <fc Co.,
(ship bread) 706 sansom
Brown B. F., 509 Third
Brown D. R.. NE cor Vallejo and Stock
Burkhardt C, 1216 Pacific
California Cracker Co.. 803 Battery
Cameron James, 1780 Folsom
Carafla D. <fc Co., 1309 Dupont
Cardinet Emil, 722 Lombard
Carroll John C, 108 First
Chadbourne Thomas J., (ship bread)
1416 Dupont
Clark <fc Foote, (cracker) 36 Geary
Colin Isaac M., NW cor Mason and
Gearv
Collopy James, 313 Sixth
Conner M. Mrs , 254 Fourth
Crowley Bartholomew, >'E cor Sixth
and Harrison
Curian Michael, SW cor Brannan and
Clinton
Davies John. 524^ Sixth
Davis William J., 23 % Second
Deidrich H.. SW cor Bush and Mason
Dellwig Theodor, 738 Howard
Dempsey Patrick. 127 Fourth
Deutsche Co., 614 Clay
Donnelly John, SW cor Mason and
Geary
Dowdell Grace, (widow) 148 Fourth
Earls M..216H Sixth
Edwards F., SE cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth
Eisert <fc Becker, 234 Sutter
Endris & Dellwig, SW cor Minna and
Third
Engelberg Emile A., 416 Kearny
Fanning J. Jr., NW cor Mason and
Green
Farrell Annie, 307 Fifth
Feldbusch J. D., 1231 Polk
Fitzgerald Ellen .Mrs., 4 Turk
Fitzpatrick John, SE cor Sixteenth
and Shotwell
Fleishman Jacob. E s Valencia nr Six-
teenth
Grenouilleau N. P., 639 Broadway
Guenin Felix, 1510 Dupont
Gunther Ernest W., 911 Larkin
Heitmuller Henrv, 420 Brannan
Hellwig F., 110 Dupont
Hemme <fc Reuter, 27 Kearnv
HemmebcrgHeiiry.NE cor Fourteenth
Avenue and S, South S. F.
Hessler William, 715 Pacific
Hicklen T. W., 131 Eleventh
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron. Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
723
Hilbert L., 1223 Stockton
Hill Robert S., S s Twenty-fourth nr
Alabama
Hughes <fc Foley, 43 Fourth and 118
Seventh
Jallu Francois, 633 Broadway
Jenkins M. L. Mrs., 615 Larkin
Jester A. Mrs., 510 Fourth
Joiner M. Mrs.. 136 Folsom
Kahn H., sk cor Geary and Jones
Kennedy Hugh. 215 Second
Kirkland \V. I'., SE cor Harrison and
Seventh
Kleyn.i.H., Ns Sixteenth nr Second
Avenue
Koopp Jacob, SE cor Jackson and
stone
Kramer 15 , 1139 Folsom
Kunstle .Martin, 776 Folsom
Lautl'er E., 8U4 Greenwich
Lyser Julius, 120 Fifth
Mailhes J. & Co., NE cor Dupont and
Union
Malatesta G. <fe Co., 1313 Dupont
McDevitt J., 152 First
McDevitt James, 108 Sixth
McDevittMary, W sEighth nrHoward
McGrath Patrick F., 103 Fifth
McHenry J., 825 Kearny
Mcintosh VV., 1518 Stockton
Meighan Itcbeeca A., 1018 Stockton
Meikle W., 112BV4 Folsom
Melsing G.. 1129 Dupont
Messner it Bastian, 721 Sansom
Morgan B., E s Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
Muller Gerard, (cracker) 1503 Mission
Mysell J. G., 115 Seventh
Newman E.. 8 Kearny
O'Brien D., 507 Van Ness Avenue
O'Gorman J. C, 142 Perry
Pacey Ellen, S s Eighth bet Folsom
and Clementina
Parker John H., 247 Third
Poehlmann William, SW cor Post and
Powell
Probt Louis, 30 Sixth
Katto it Co., 427 Pacific
Rogers M. A. Mrs., 1332 Pacific
Schneider Jacob. corGrove and Frank-
lin
Schroth & Westerfeld, 228 Kearny
Schultz J., SW cor .Mason and Union
Simme Henry, SE cor Mission and
Thirteenth
Simmons A., 1019 Jackson
Simmons Grace M. Mrs., 1821 Hyde
Slaven F., 72 First
Slavin P., 1324 Dupont
Stein Ruber.. 238 Fifth
Stiefvater Simon, X s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Stohlmann William, SE cor Hyde and
Turk
Stumpf Balthasar. 226 Pacific
Swain A. E., 636 Market
Swain <fc Co., 140 Second
Taylor Cyrus, 206^5 Sixth
Thaler Conrad, NW cor O'Farrell and
William
Tobin M. T„ 1003 Folsom
Ulm Adam, 1323 Dupont
Valente Louis. 216 Broadway
Ward Jane. Miss, SE cor Howard and
Harriet
Waterfield Albert, 422 Folsom
Werner it Co., 20 Belden
West E. H. Mrs., 208 Fourth
Weston William, 9 Stockton
Winkle Adam, SE cor Battery and
Vallejo
Wollitz 1 heodore, 1425 Dupont
Woolhouse Helen Mrs., 772 Howard
Wortsmilh J. B., 1811 Polk
Youngworth Charles, 112 Kearny
Z oiler it Nobman. 980 Harrison
Ball Courts and Alley*.
[See Bowling Alleys.]
Kelly Thomas, 846 Howard
Sullivan William, 733 Howard
Bands— Military.
Allen John, Metropolitan Theater
Alpers Charles, 228 Bush
Andres Christian, 345 Jessie
Kendall James K., 31 Eddy
Kidd Alexander, 810 Green
Kraus Frederick, 19 Anna
Schmidt Joseph, 1025 Washington
Walcott Asa A., 1117 Bush
Bank Vaults. | Drucker August, 921 Montgomery
rv ,i,„ tsofp. i Fried 1)., 441 Sixth
[see also Saks.] , (;.in.iSM,n. K,;mk> ,,15 Commercial
Gallagher James J., 712 Sansom I Greif John, 636 Washington
K1IT..EDGE JONATHAN, 18 Frc- Grimm Adam, Lick House
mont (see adv.dept. page xvi) llt-lil George, Grand Hotel
LEAV1IT CHARLES H., 225 Beale Kiefer John, 230 Bush
(see adv. dept. page lxviiii Lacua Frank. 632 Jackson
Nutting C. <fe Son, 417 Market Lampe Brothers. Cosmopolitan Hotel
ns .John R.. S s Oregon bet Front Landis (', (tani 51 Minna
I McSparren Archibald, (medicated elec-
tric) 10 Post
and Davis
Bankers.
Belloc Freres, 524 Montgomery
Borel Alfred ,te Co., NW cor Clay and
Montgomery
Davidson B. it Co.. SW cor Montgom-
ery ai.d Commercial
Donuhoe, Kelly ,t Co.. -E cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
Hentsch Ji lierton, SW cor Clay and
Leidesdorff
Hiekox it Spear, 500 Montgomery
Parrott John. 528 Sacramento
Bather it Co., N E cor Com and Mont
Seiigman .). i Co., 412 California
Tallant it Co., 321 Battery
Walker William, and Alexander S.
Finnic NE cor California and Sap
WELLS, FARGO <fe CO., N W cor Cal
and Mont (see adv. dept. page viii)
Banks.
BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA, SE
cor California and Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xi)
Bank British North' America, NE cor
California and Sansom
BANK OF CALIFORNIA. NW cor
Cal and San (See adv.dept. page ix)
California Trust Co., 421 California
FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK,
NW cor Mont and Sac
Land Mortgage Union, 123 Post
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO
BANK, limited, 423 California (see
adv. dept. page x)
Merchants' Exchange, 415 California
Pacific Bank, N \V cor San and Pine
Banks— Savings and Loan.
Cosmopolitan Savings and Exchange
Bank, 626 Montgomery
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS'
BANK OF SAVINGS, 225 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xlvii)
French Savings and Loan Societv, 411
Bush
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN-
SOCIETY, 526 California (see adv.
dept. page Ix)
HIBERN1A SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, NE cor Montgomery
and Market (see adv. dept. page xx)
Humboldt savings and Loan, 16 Geary
Land Mortgage Union, 123 Post
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN, 6
Post (see adv. dept. page xixl
Odd Fellows' Bank, 2 Odd Fellows'
Hall
Red Men's Savings and Loan Bank,
340 I'.ush
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION
512 Cal (see adv. dept. page xviii)
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
619 Clav (see adv. dept. page lxxiii)
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, 304
Sansom (see adv. opp. inside back
cover)
Barbers.
[See Hairdressers.]
Barrel Dealers.
California Barrel Co.,4s3 Brannan
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FAC-
TORY, Brannan nr Seventh (see
adv. dept. pace liv)
Pacific Patent Stave and Barrel Manu-
facturing Co.. S s Berry nr Fifth
Webster M. H., N s Berry nr Fourth
Basketmakers.
[See Willow Ware.]
Baths.
Abraham S.. 210 Pacific
Alers & Barkan,( Russian and Turkish)
722 Montgomery
Bross it Dittes, 215 Sansom
Corriveau Louis, 113 Geary
Driscoll & Hagen, 2210 Powell
Montgomery Baths Co.. 621 Mont
Nicholas George. 37 Sacramento
Petit J., 73s Pacific
San Francisco Hygiene Home, 637 Cal
SMI I'll BAKLdw J., 637 California
(see adv.dept page 48)
Sonnenfeld H.,406 Pine
Stable Henry W , Occidental Hotel
Trautner Charles, 624 Washington
Zeile Frederick, (Russian and Turkish)
524 Pacific
Bed Spring Manufacturers.
Cooley & Green. 93s Market
Hinckley C. D., 73 New Montgomery
Sherman J. 8 . 37 Second
Warner it Silsby.MUi Mission
Bedding— Manufacturers.
Beal Samuel. 515 Mission
Du Rose F. P.. 212 Sanson]
HORSTMANN H. it CO., 323 Pine (see
adv. dept. page 2'.)
SCHAFER J. F. .t H. II., 312 Pine (see
adv. dept. page 26)
Schreiber (hr. it Co.. 513 Market
Westley <fe Dierck, 143 Fourth
Beds an I Bedding.
[* Importers.]
[See also Furniture; also Mattress-
makers.]
"ColeN. P. it Co., 224 Bush
Eureka Hair CO., 308 Sansom
Frank Henry. 217 Commercial
♦Goodwin it Co. ,328 Pine
Green L.. (manufacturerer) 1009 Fol
limn- William.], .t Co., 725 Market
HOEY JOHN. 72i Market (see adv.
dept. page lxviii)
"HORSTMANN H. it CO., 323 Pine
(see adv. dept page 26)
Laeremans Frank, 528 Washington
•May George B. >t Co., 306 Pine
•l'LI'M. BELL .t CO- 24 Post
•SCHAFER J. F. it H. II., 312 Pine
(see adv. dept. page 26)
Schreiber < hr. .t Co., 513 Market
Schreiber J., 520 Washington
Shatter John A., 7"7 Market
Stroh C. T. it (o . 42 Geary
•Will I NEY GEORGE it CO.,319Pine
(see adv. dept. page xxi)
Bedsteads— Manufacturers.
[See also Cabinetmakers; also Furni-
ture, etc.]
Cole N. P. & Co., 224 Bush
Emanuel L. & E., Berry bet Fourth
and Fifth
Field ,t Frei. 4*3 Brannan
Kragcn & Getebaker, BE cor Mission
and Beale
Schreiber Clir. it Co.. NE cor Main
ami .Mission
Bell Founders.
GAKRATT W. T. .t CO.. 140 Fremont
(see adv. dept. p 12)
Bell Hansen.
[Sec also Brass Founders; also Lock-
so. itbs ]
Cimons Andre. SJ1 Sutter
Cohen I) . 1»48 Folsom
Crowe Timothv. 709 Mission
Davidson J. D., B12 Montgomery
Garvev Jam s, 75 New Montgomery
Harris" Willi am, 208 Leidesdorff
Lang John P., 1306 Stockton
Newfaoff Frank, 511 Vi Commercial
Otto Charles it Co., 312 Bush
Rau A Kohnke. 108 Leidesdorff
Schirmeier Frederick, 737 Mission
Schnoor Christian H„ 242 Sixth
Stott James. 1092 Market
Sullivan Daniel J.. 16 -Market
Will it Finck, 821 Kearny and 140
Montgomery
JONE3. PUTjLMAU & ^O., 110 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
For your Photographs j?o to WATKINS', 28 Montg. St., opp. .Lick House entrance.
724
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BeOS.
Conrov A O'Connor, 107 Front
G.VUUA IT W. T. & CO., las Fremont
(see adv. dept page 12)
Bellows — Manufacturers.
[See also Machinists, etc.]
Anv w. w., 32 Fremont
Cai. Bellows Manufacturing Co., 32
Fremont
Thomas Charles \V., 24 California
Belting.
COOK H. N., 801 Battery (see adv.
dept. page lii.)
Royer Herman, 437 Brannan
Rubber ( lothing Co.. 601 Market
TR1SAHWELL & CO , s\V cor .Market
ami Fremont
Biii Posters.
KcytAt Co., 506 Commercial
Billiard Balis and Cues.
Doerger Charles, 620 Merchant
LIESENFKLD 1'HILII', 571 Market
see adv. dept. page xlviii)
Meyer J. G. 11., 228 Montgomery
SiRAHLE JACOB A CO., 563 Market
. (see advertisement)
Billiard Saloons.
[See also Liquors.]
Dovle At Cunningham, Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Hartshorne Samuel, 314 Montgomery
Henny John, 423 Kearny
Herber John, 527 Kearny
Hopkins At Moroney, Grand Hotel
Jerome Moses, Buss House
Lewis At Porter, Lick House
Martin Lewis, SB cor Stock and Jack
Martin At Hardie, SIS cor Lush aud
Polk
Mayer At Dieffenbacher, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Montgomery
Mayrtsch L., SW cor Clay and Kearny
N eller <st Haferkorn, N W cor Montgom-
ery and Lush
Nolting J. C. A., NW cor Kearny and
Washington
Reilly & Fiunegan, SW cor Market and
Fourth
Stone At White, 328 Montgomery
Waters G. L., 314 Montgomery
Billiard Table Manufactories
Clees Peter, 515 Jackson
Drouilhat A Cavan, 813 Montgomery
L1E>ENFELD PHI LI 1', 571 Market
see adv. dept. page xlviii)
8TBAHLE JACOB At CU., 563 Market
(see adv. register of names)
Bird Fanciers.
Mitchell Richard, (pigeons) 55 Cali-
lornia Market
Birds and Cages.
[See also Wire Goods.]
Leopold H., 631 Kearny
SWEISTZEB ALOMZO J., 411 Kearny
Vetter A., '225 Dupotit
Bitters.
[See also Wines.]
Barry & Patten, 413 Montgomery
Bona Angelo, lis Leidesdorff
Cassln t . At p. J., 523 Front
Epstein H. At Co., 518 Front
havre At Jaussaud, 430 Jackson
Fenkhausen At Geriehten ill Cal
Hawkins W.,418 Sacramento
JobetF., 619 Broadway
Johnston W. B., (Boker's) 422 Cal
Lyons E. G. At Co., 506 Jackson
MCMILLAN & KE8TEB, 714 Front
(tee adv. dept. page 2)
Putzman At Co., SE cor third and Mkt
Bedington, Hostetter & Co., 520 Mkt
Benz John, 221 Sacramento
Sainsevain P., cor Sacramento and Bat
shaetler, Walter At Co.. 302 Battery
Taylor At Bendel, 409 Clay
Taylor A. S., 1806 Powell
Blacking— Bealers.
Cox J. W., 408 Battery
NICHOLS A. C. & Co., 417 Battery
Black, in g— Manufacturers.
Lake Henry, )>36 Third
Blacksmiths.
[See also Foundries, Machinists, etc.]
Andresen Bros., i>07 Battery
Ayres F. W. Mrs.. 18 Belden
Barz .V: Suhl, 114 Sacramento
Black Henry M., 1120 .Market
Bourgeois Alexander, 630 Broadway
Brannan Patrick, IS s Belden nr Bush
Brown Jared C, cor Twenty-sixth and
Nebraska
Burge It. K.. E s Belden nr Bush
Burns Patrick, 670 .Mission
Carlin William, 724 Broadway
Carlon & Bro.,418 l'aciflc
CASEBOLT At KEKK, 2 Fifth (see
ad*'. de|). page Ivii)
Conn, 11 & Creelv. 556 Mission
Costigan & Bro., 404 Jackson
Crowley Richard, 4u8 Jackson
Cummings Patrick, 197 Stevenson
Dobs Charles & Co., 926 Harrison
Doran James, 55 Beale
l)o\ le ,t Williams 527 Pacific
Doyle Maurice, 770 Mission
Dunne James, 817 Market
Dunnigan A: O'Dea, 33 Post
Elwood J., 722 Broadway
English Jerome A . 103 Mission
Evans George A., 308 Main
Ewing John, 856 Howard
Farren J. W., 121 Beale
Fisher Benjamin A.. 310 Mission
Fogarty & .Meyer, ;66 Mission
Folsom Albert. 531 California
Ford Thomas, 13 First
Gallagher Bernard, 222 Mission
Galli At Co., 504 Commercial
Gebhardt Frederick, 770 Mission
Graney At Grace, 180 Stevenson
Grave Bernard, 722 Broadway
Gunn Joseph H., Market nr "Seventh
Halm & Curvey, 704 Front
Hantzsch ,t Geitner, NW cor Front
and Market
Herold Philip, San Bruno Road nr
Woolsey
Herzog Christian, 705 Broadway
Higgins John, h70 Mission
llui.l John, SE cor Eighth and Bran
Kelly John, 3 Belden
Kennedy A: Magner, 23 Webb
Kennelly At Sullivan, 1053 Market
Kenny A; Bro., E s Miss nr Sixteenth
Kettlewell J. R., NE cor Tyler and
Fillmore
Kilhorn J., 1106 Howard
Larkins A: Co., 631 Howard
Mahoney, Foley At Boyle, 809 Howard
ilangeot At Lacaze, 702 Sansom
Manny D. M., 722 Broadway
Masso'ne G., 615 Sansom
Matthia John C. A., 708 Battery
Maxwell L , 413 Third
Maxwell Patrick, E s Twelfth nr Fol
McElligot Maurice, 418 Pacific
Miller David 1)., 715 Market
Misgill T. F., 815 Market
Mollei August, 197 Stevenson
Morrison John B., 671 Mission
Mowry W. A.. 1140 Fols m
M uir Adam, W s Battery nr Union
Muller Frederick W., 1113 Mission
Mulloy A; Daly, 868 Folsom
Myers Benjamin, NE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Nelson & Doble, 673 Mission
Newkirk Daniel I., E s Mission bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
New-sham J., N s King nr Third
O'Neill At McCloskey. 9 Powell
< tester Charles, 311 Mission
Oughin Michael, 419 Broadway
Pollard & Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
182 Jessie
PRAC Y GEORGE T., 109 Mission (see
adv. dept. page 39)
Baabe it Zahn. Railroad Avenue nr
Fifth Avenue
Radezcwsky Jacob, 507 Pacific
Uafferty Bernard, 815 Market
Bodgers & Donohue, 579 Market
Saul At Co., 9 Powell
Shields C.,225 Beale
Shields Daniel J., N s Market bet Front
and Davis
Sindell Jacob At Co., 424 Pacific
Speck Jacob, 1113 Mission
Steinweg Charles, 117 Beale
Sullivan James, 218 Post
Sullivan. I. 11., 815 Market
Taber & Cunningham. 65M Howard
Toothaker At Hayes, 116 Washington
Tucker H. 8., 419 Pine
Vale Charles, 107 Leidesdorff
Watson & Kenney, 151 Beale
WEICHIIARI' JOHN", 143 Beale (see
adv. dept. page 14)
Weston Samuel W., W s Polk nr Bdwy
Winall At Co., 17 Stevenson
Blacksmiths' Tools.
[See Hardware, etc.]
Baker & Hamilton, 17 Front
BHUTAN, HOLBROOK & CO., 113
California
Conroy At O'Connor, 109 Front.
Hawley At Co., SE cor Cal and Bat
Hooker A; Co., 117 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
junction Market and Bush
Kraeewski F., S s Berry nr Fifth
LINFORTH, KELLOGG As CO., 3
Front
PILSBCRY, WEBB & CO., NE cor
Front and Pine
Rockwell, Coye At Co., SW cor Califor-
nia and Front
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO., 116 Cal
TEEADWELL At CO., Maiket opp
Front
Underbill Jacob & Co., 118 P.attery
VAN WINKLE At DAVENPORT,
415 Market
Blank Book Manufacturers.
[See 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 Letter Makers.
Hutchinson C. & W., 213 Pine
Boarding Bouses.
[See also Hotels, also Lodgings, also
Restaurants, etc.]
Allen Jeremiah, 18 Washington
Anderson A., 250 Spear
Anderson J. P., (Ocean House) 407
Drumm
Arata F.. 14 Union Place
Balke William, SW cor Battery and
Green
Bannett H., 235 Kearny
Barluer A. Mrs., (Hotel de France) 516
Pacific
Barcellos Jose, (Luzitania House) cor
Oregon and Drumm
Barron Edward, (Barron House) 1006
Dupont
Battles John, (Battles House) 23 Val-
lejo
Bauer G., 9 Belden
Beck Nicholas P., 156 Steuart
Beerman L., Long Bridge
Bellew John, 17 Ohio
Beronio P. At G., (Roma Hotel) 315
Broadway
Berry William, (Berry House) 18 First
Bertram F., (Western House) 132
Steuart
Bessor E. Mrs. W s Drumm nr Jack
Boley Susan,! widow) 54 Third
BoIgerM.,512 Mission
Bolte P., Ns Gilmore nr Kentucky
Bowman Joel K, 164 Tehama
Boyne Thomas,(Sailors' Home)45 Val-
lejo
Brannan Martin. 1001 Batterv
Bronn J. A., SE cor Stock and Filbert
Brown Asms Mrs., (Columbia House)
741 Market
Brown L. .Mrs.. 115 Clark
Brown Henry, (Brown's Hotel) 105
Clark
Bums John, Ss Berry bet Third and
Fourth
Butler Mary, (widow) (Union House)
511 Mission
Callender J. F., (colored) 5 Broadway
Cameron Elizabeth, 312 Beale
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 703,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Parer and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
725
Cardoza John & Co., (Lisbon House)
116Jackson
Carr James, 112 Steuart
Chamberlain ileloise, NW cor Bush
and Stockton
Chandler Thomas, (Mariners' Home)
506 Davis
Chipman William,(Constitution Hotel)
106 Jackson
Christian E. J., 1639 Howard
Church C, (widow) 18 Minna
Ciarlo H\, 32 Clay
Cleary Hannah, 173 Minna
Cohen M. I)., H44 Sacramento
Collins I). S., 309 Fourth
Conn nn & Barry, (St. Nicholas Hotel)
214 First
Costa J.. 314 Pacific
Costello John, 660 Mission
Cotter Hannah, E s How nr Fifteenth
Crawley (J. W., (Pacific Railroad) 446
Brannan
Crowley M. Mrs., 521 Mission
Darcy Edward, 133 Folsom
Davison C. E., 606 Folsom
De Witt William, (Union House) 32
Steuart
Delahanty Michael, 28 Minna
Donnelly' John, (Washington House,
cor Oregon and Drnmm
Dorgan William. SO Natoma
Dowd Dennis, (City Front House) 625
Davis
Doyle Eugene, 308Beale
Doyle M. 612 Brannan
Dulac <fc Cenac, (Lafayette Hotel) 736
Pacific
Durney Charles, (Irving House) 568
Mission
Enos J., (Portuguese Exchange) 422
Drumm
Evans 1). B. & Co., (Welsh Harp Hotel)
217 Broadway
Erlckson C. C Indiana nr Nevada
Fairclnld S. Mrs., 40:> Folsom
Falkenlmrg Henry, 164 Jess'e
Farrell Michael, (Central House) 814
Sansom
Fitzgerald M. Mrs., 1316 Broadway
Fitzgerald P., SE cor Front and Val-
lejo
Focacei D.. 932 Montgomery
Franklin & Douglass, "(Columbia
House) 114 Jackson
FBASEB & FBEDENBERG, (Everett
H0USe)SS Second
Fraser Hugh, (Mechanics' Home) 103
First
Galvin Mary Miss, 7 Everett
Garity John, 234 Octavia
Giannini G., i Swiss Hotel) 532 Folsom
Gillan James S. Mrs., 127 Kejmiy
Gilmore s. Mrs., 540 Mission
Given C. M , (widow) BOH Bush
Graham James, 127 Folsom
Graner Charles, (Dresdener House) 337
Bush
Grete John, 32 Kausch
Griffiths D. S., (Wright's Hotel) 218
Broadway
Gschwind K., 524 Valencia
Gum Ya Sing, (Chinese) 216 Brannan
Haight A. J. Mrs., -6'i Kearny
Handerkin William, 146 Folsom
Handley M. Miss, 219 Minna
Hannah H. Mrs., 611 Folsom
Harper & Bafferty, (City Hotel) 29
First
Harrington Daniel, (Market St. House)
9ii Market
Harrington Marv Mrs., 911 Market
Hart Thomas, 894 Front
Hartnett Daniel, (Broadway Hotel) 212
Broadway
HauserJ. C, (Palm House)623 Broad
way
Hayes W., 722 Broadway
HeidhofT A. H.. 220 Third
Heintz Jacob, 34 Hayes
Heinz J. J., (Sutter Street House) 236
Sutter
Herring M. A. Mrs., 566 Mission
Higel A., (Mission Street House) 520
Mission
HigginsJ., ( Western Hotel) 214 Broad-
way
Hinckley Ezra, lAVebb House) 37 Sec
Huffaker R. G., (Belay House) 507
Mission
Hutchison Bosanna Mrs., 110 Prospect
Place
Jack Katie A., 75 Clementina
Jackson Alexander, (Mount Hood
House) 43 Vallejo
Jenkins <fc Evans, (Cambrian House)
493 Broadway
Johnson & Hanson, (Coasters' House)
54 Sacramento
Johnson Charles K., 19 Commercial
Johnson F. W., 20 Commercial
Johnson J. E. Mrs., (Johnson House)
SE cor Third and M ission
Johnson John W., (Boston House)
Jackson nr Drumm
Joyce .Matthew, (Eureka House) 129
Folsom
Juri William, (Swiss Union Hotel) 621
Pacific
Keane Margaret H. Mrs., 421 Fourth
Keeler M. A. Mrs.. 5'KI Third
Kelly John. (Eighth St, House) Eighth
nr Harrison
Kelly M.,111 Jessie
Kelsey M. J. Mrs., (Clarendon House)
574 Folsom
Kennedy H. Mrs.. 26 Jessie
Kerrigan Marv Miss, (Boston House)
759 Mission
Laftin J., (Miners' Homei 410 Vallejo
Lang L., 20 Page
Leahey Thomas, 551 Mission
Leddin James, 44 Minna
Lehman J.. San Bruno Boad nr Bay
View
Leland Sarah A., (widow) 618 Cal
Leschall John, (Center House) Es Fol-
som nr Sixteenth
Levy A. Louis, 14 Eddy
Lovely G. s.. 607 Pine
Maasa H. F., 25 Morton
Madson & Peterson, (Sacramento Ho-
tel) 26 Sacramento
Mahony I)., (Sixth street House) cor
Sixth and Bryant
Mann C. N. Mrs., 852 .Market
MartinettA Co., (San Gotthard Hotel)
632 Vallejo
Maybell H., 1816 Powell
Mc'Cann James, 896 Front
McCarthy J. Mrs., 97 Stevenson
McCarthy M., Front nr Broadway
McDonald Bridget, W s Folsom nr
Fifteenth
McDonald M. Mrs., 34 Xatoma
McDonell M., (Atlantic House) 210 Pa-
cific
McElroy A Sherlock.'Mariners'House)
7 Broadway
McElroy M., 17 Vallejo
McKeone Lawrence, (Koxbury House)
320 Pacific
McLane J., 898 Front
McMahon P., (Sew York & Brooklyn
House) NW cor Drumm and Com-
mercial
MeManus Patrick, l'U Folsom
Melick C, (Isthmus House) 54 First
Meyer A., 529 Valencia
Miles S. Mrs.. 5 oak
Monevpennv C, 136 Xatoma
Moore William, 9 Broadway
Moran John, (Nevada House) 27
Minna
Morgan J. P.. 606 Third
Morganti & Zanoni, (Ticino Hotel) 716
Pacific
Moss P., 725 Brannan
Murphy Dennis, (Yo Semite House)
34 Minna
Murphy M. Mrs., 1929 Howard
Murphy S., (Point SanQuontin House)
SW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Murray John, (Hibernia House) 509
Davis
Murrav Thomas, (Golden Gate House)
510 Davis
Xannerv T., X s Larkin nr Hayes
Newmann E.. 214 Sansom
Nicolaysen Frank, (Keystone House)
129 Jackson
Norden & llenuingscn, (German Hall)
18 Sansom
O'Brien E. M. Mrs., 521 Howard
O'Brien James, (Brannan Street
House) 630 Brannan
O'Brien Margarct,(Goldeu City House)
116 Pacific
O'Brien it Shannon, (New Zealand
House 219 Pacific
O'Brien William H., SW cor Seventh
and Brannan
O'Connor D., 1121 Mission
O'Connor Mary Mrs., Lt8 Stevenson
O'Donnell Martha Mrs., 179 Minna
O'Ncil Michael, (Second Street House)
115 Second
O'Bourke ('. .Mrs., 42 Sacramento
Oeha Sophie Mrs , 502 Bush
Olsen Henry, 21 Commi rci:il
Paravagna L., (Garibaldi House) 222
Broadway
Paul William, (Post Street House) 207
Post
Perkin William, (Montgomery House)
613 Mission
Phillips A., (Philadelphia Hotel) 126
PSC lie
Philliis J. Mrs, N s Nineteenth nr
Guerrero
Phillips s.. (Albion House) 1320 Stock
Pinner Robert, (New Pacific House)
.418 Drumm
Pleasant Marv E., (colored) 920 Wash
Popp ii.. 34 Hayes
Powers John. (Quincy House) SE cor
Second and Natoma
Prendegast B. Mrs., 5.0 Howard
Price John C, 109 Vallejo
Baasette E., (widow) n Kearny
Beardon T., K s Harrison nr Seventh
Held John. 4~< Sacramento
Reynolds Rachel A. Mrs.. 906 Market
Rix Margaret Mrs., 743 Pine
Roach M. A. Mrs.. 49 Clay
Roeben George, 37 Pacific
Boscnmoller L. Mrs.. 12 Wash
Ryan John. (Drumm Street House)
499 Drumm
Ryder C. Mrs ,656 Folsom
Samuel D., (Kearny Street House) 1025
Kearny
Schroeder Louis, (Blue Anchor) 7
Washington
Schultze T. W. .Mrs., NE cor Polk and
Austin
Schumacher J., (Park Hotel) 22 Turk
Scoville A. C. .Mrs.. 69 Minna
Seegers J. 11., (Seegers' House) 609
Jackson
Rhae Robert. 11 Lafayette
Shanley C. G., 103 Sacramento
Sherlock Hugh (Empire Hotel) 41
Vallejo
Smith James, (Oregon House) 238 Steu
Smith Joseph, 720 'I bird
Smith Thomas C. 1001 Battery
stan ids J. Mi>.. 706 California
Stannage Philip J., 217 Third
Steinmann John, (Stclnmann'a Hotel)
512 Fourth
Stevens E. G. Mrs., :d Pacific
Stewart James, N s Bush nr Laguna
Stimpson E. A. Mrs., 66; Howard
stodolc Emily, (widow) 315 X I bird
Stoetzer Edward, Berry nr Third
Thompson M. T.. (widow) 684 Bush
Thompson William. 919 Battery
Thompson William, 112 Pacific
Thornton Abel, 109 Oak
I byes John B., I Folsom Street House)
1135 Folsom
Todd H. Mrs., N B Brannan nr Ninth
Tracv C. Mrs., 19 Natoma
Tucker John, (New York House) 840
Market
Turner A. .Mrs., 933 Sacramento
Turrell M., New Butchertown
Vanderlelth Jacob, (S. F. Hotel) 502
Mission
Vorwcrck C. H, cor North Point and
Van Ness Avenue
Warechauer House, ( Mrs. Theresa
Warschauer! 632 Market
Weiisie, Catherine, (widow) 54S Miss
Welsh A. Mrs.. 41 Minna
Welch .1. L., (Pollock House) Hunter's
Point
Wetherhy Mrs , 42 Sixth
Wheeler Charles, (Wheeler House) 160
First
Winn B. Miss, 1000 Washington
Woods Edward P., 541 First
Woolscy S. L. Mrs., 325H Bush
Bont Builders.
[See also Shipwrights; also Ship
Builders.)
Benner George L.. 12 Howard
Beckwlth* Vice. N s Clark nr Davis
Boisse G . North Point Dry Dock
Collins Timotbv. 12" Berry
Dickie J. & J.. 5 s Merchant nr East
Oilman Joseph, 24 Commercial
Griffin John I)., W s East bet Jackson
and Pacific
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Lucea and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
726
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Jones S. H., S s Merchant bet Drumm
and h ast
Murphy D., 616 Fourth
Reed John, 431 Main
Soathwick I' n.i unin. S s Mission bet
Stenart and Spear
VICE MARTIN', 22 Mission (Seeadv.
dept. page 31)
Boiler Makers.
Booth H. J. A Co., XE cor First and
Mission
CUBBY F. I., (8. F. Boiler Works) 123
Beale isee adv. dept. page 12)
Fish a. L.. agent, 9 First
GODDARD A CO.. First and Fremont
bet Mission and Howard (see adv.
dept. page xiv)
Gulden State Iron Works, (Coopera-
tive) 19 and 25 First
HINCKLEY A- Co., SE cor Fremont
and Tehama isee adv.dept. page 16i
MCAFEE. SPIERS & Co.. s s How-
ard nr Beale (see adv. dept. page Hi
MINERS' Co-ol'ERATIVE FOUN-
DRY AMi MACHINE WORKS,
233 First isee adv. dept. page xlviu
MOYMHAN A AITKEX, Portland)
311 Mission (see adv. dept. page 8)
Palmer. Knox A CO.. 19-25 First
BISDO.N IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WOBKS.SE cor Beale and Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 9)
Shanley J. H.. Oregon nr Front
Vulcan Iron Works, 137 Fremont
Bolt Makn ■«.
Phelps Brothers, S. F. Screw Bolt
Works, 13 Drumm
Bolting Cloths.
fSee also Agricultural Implements.]
Travis A Wagner, 43 First
Bone Charcoal Factory.
Ohlaudt A Co., cor Jersey and Alameda
liomict Bleachers.
Excelsior Straw Works, 141 Fourth
(jold( n City Straw Works. 141 Second
Pacific Straw Works, 335 Bush
Bonnets and Straw Ooods.
[See Millinery, etc.]
Bookbinders.
Althof A Bahls. 423 Clav
Bancroft A. L. A Co., Rl Market
BartlingA KknbaU, 506 Clay
Katenan Henry C. 203 Kearny
BOSQUI EDWARD A Co.," *E cor
Clay an 1 L*ideadorff(8ce adv. reg-
ister of names, each alternate pau''-i
BDStt ELL ALEXANDER. 50y Clav
(see adv. dept. page xcix)
Cortes Aaron J., 612 Commercial
HICKs l>. A CO.. 543 Clay (see adv.
register of names, page 287)
Laur,nt A., 620 Merchant
Leary Andrew J., 524 -acramento
Mclntyre John B.. 540 Clav
Rtdius L., 3 BeKlen
Books— Subscription Agents.
Allen, Clarke A Co., 116 Kearny
Bancroft A. L. a Co., 721 Market
Dewing Francis A Co.. 542 California
KELLER HENRY A CO.. 543 Clavisee
adv. register of names. pane 287)
Pavot. Ipham A Co.. 622 Washington
SOMAN A. A CO., 411 Montgomery
Booksellers.
['Importers. See also Stationers, etc.]
American Tract Societv, 757 Market
Amerman A Howell, 6i4 Montgomery
Anderson J. D.. lis Fourth
Arnold E. F., 427 Kearnv
Bailey J. H.. 1511 Stockton
-Bancroft A. L. A Co., 7_'l Market
Barkhaus F. W. A D , 535 Keamv
"Bat-man Henry C, (Catholic) 203
Kearny
"Beach Chillon, 5 Montgomery
BellW. II., 4 Sixth
B.-U A Co.. 639 Kearny
Blake S. C.. 707 Montgomery
BOEK1CKE A TAFEL, (Homoe-
pathic) 234 Sutter (see adv. reg-
ister of names, page 107)
^et^ansoYrfand' *&"»"*«** 8*ggMr .' Y^Iencia nr Twen-
Ch^';.k!. l^S. *zM S,:™nd' and S . Carberry James. 573 Howard
W cur Fourth and Jessie
Cohen Sophie, ''12 Kearnv
Cooper J, K.. 7.50 Market"
*Dutton S. E. A Co.. 402 San«om
Edwards R. M.. 608 Montgomery
Findlay Robert, 1010 Market, and Cus-
tom House Place
•Flood Michael. (Catholic? 6*5 Market
Friedman Solomon. 1108 Stockton
Freun.i A Co.. 204 Bush
Geissendorffer Frederick. 43? S Third
Gillespie Kate Mrs., 34s Fourth
Golly J. B. A Co., Ill Post
Hendrickson H.. 1 stand) N s Washing-
ton bet Battery and Sansom
Hobberl Henrv T., 152 Third
•Hodge John G. ,v Co . 32 1 Sansom
•Isaac Joseph A Co., 513 Sansom
Jeficott Joseph, 1422 Stockton
Johnson Duncan, 206 Brannan
Key H. H. A Co., .541 clav
Larrabee John F., 702 Market
•LIBBY A S a Ell, 3 New Montgom-
ery (see adv. register of names
page 107)
•Loomis W. E.. SE cor Wash and San
MagdllT. W., 1024 Market
Mather A Sinclair. 538 Market
SIcCabe J. H., (theatrical) 620 Wash
•Methodist Book Depository. 711 Miss
•MOORE HORACE H., 609'Montgom-
ery 1 see adv. register of names)
Mosse D'Alva. 632 Washington
Nicol William, 552 Clav
O'ConnellJ. a.. 310 Fifth
Olmsted A Cone, 31 Kearny
I'atton Alva F., 600 Market
•Payor. Upham A Co., (foreign) 620
Washington
Pickett E. W., 530 Market
Pike 1 nomas, NW cor Wash and San
Pitts Henrv A.. 4IM Third
•ROMAS A. A CO., 11 Montgomery
(see adv. back vol.)
Ryan Peter X., 4n Fourth and 158 Sec
Seaders G. H., (stand) SW cor Davis
and Pacific
Simson Abe D., 34 Kearnv
Snow Herman, (spiritual) 3i9 Keamv
•Spier R. P. A Co., 214 Bu-h
si ILL CHARLES W ,114* Post (see
adv. dept. page 25j
•SULLIVAN J. W .. .540 Washington
(see adv. dept. page lxxix)
Tyler Bros,. 691 Market
Vaughan F., (stand) 514 Montgomery
Vosbnrgh W.. (stand) H34 Kearny
•White & Bauer. 413 Washington
•Whin y s & Co., 613 Clay
• Will 1'NEY SUMNER, (law) 613 Clay
(see adv. register names, page 514)
Boot and Shoe Findings.
[See Shoe FinJings]
Boots and Shoes— Importers
and Wholesale.
DeeringJ. H., 41!) Clav
Einstein Brother* A Co.. 119 Pine
Hecht Brothers A- Co., V 4 Sansom
Sobart, Wood A Co* 15 Sansom
BosenstOCk 3. W. A Co., 32 Sansom
Rosenthal, Feder A Co., 18 Battery
S.iL rti h I Anth'nv 56v^ M irktt
Tirrell C. A P. H. A Co , 419 Clay
Todd John, 311 Sansom
Weaver A Taylor, lis Front
Boots and Shoes— Makers and
ICepairers.
Aames S.. 519 Sacramento
Adler J.. 330 Kearnv
Adler L"Uis. 335 East
B irrett E., 15 Stevenson
Bateman James. 204 Commercial
Becker Peter, 1105 Dupont
Beez A De Longe, 315 Bush
Benziug John. 806 Greenwich
l'.ernzott Frank, 619 Post
Binet J.,7»4 Pacific
Blake John, '74 Folsom
Blanc Stewan, 705 Battery
Blanchette L.. 42 Sixth
Bolsseu Jean E.. 3^4 Dupont
Brack Oswald. 1906 Franklin
Brcnnan John, 4 Trinity
Carroll Michael, 646 Commercial
Cavagnaro Francisco. 1516 Stockton
Cleary Patrick. 510 Mission
Colin Jacob, 105 Pacific
Coleman J., S s Market nr Sixth
Cranney T.. 2613 Bush
Crean I., .4 Folsom
Creedon W., 48 Sacramento
Cut) Dennis, 724 Brannan
Day William, 633 Washington
De Martini G.. 656 Pacific
Deferred I... 1333 Dupont
Demello Joseph C. 240 Fifth
Deucher August. 117 Leidesdorff
Deutsch Jacob, 1304 Jackson
Devoto D., 545 Vallcio
Dietle A Beck, 23S Bosh
Donohue E.. 20 Haves
Donovan Timothy, an Pacific
Dttgan B.. 260 Firs;
Dtigan Patrick S., S s Sixteenth nr
Valencia
Dunn John B.. 1102 Folsom
Dunne Patrick F., 3 Spring
Dunt r E.. 1802 Powell
Eberle J., San Bruno Road hot Twen-
ty-seventh and Twetiiy-eigth
Echier F.. 616 Broadway
Ehrhorn A., 204 .second
Eppler Andreas, 443 Bush
Fairchild Samuel D., 416 Folsom
Parley James, SE cor Hyde and Union
Feige Henrv, 7 Fifth Avenue
Fengeler Henrv. 541 Clay
F.ntoii D., 61s drove
Fernbach J., 546 Mission
Ferris David. 749 Clay
Figuerm A .. 5U Broadway
Fischer William, *37 Dupont
Fishel Morris. 657 Clav
Flannngan John, 207 s"teveii« n
Fluggef John c.,210 Brannan
Fl\ nn James. 47 Second
KogUr P., 304 Jackson
Foley T.. S s Sixteenth nr Second Av
Ford John, 105 Pacific
Francis Joseph. 4 Market
Franke Rudolph, 4 ;o Geary
Fricdi 1 Fred rick, los Steiiart
Frizell J. R., NE cor Drumm and Clay
Frohmann Susmann, 246 Fourth
Frohn J.. 15- Stenart
Garrett Francis, 312 Pacific
Gaston Henry C. (ladies') 417 Bush
GerkenJ., Jls Fast
Git Chung. (Chinese) 641 Commercial
Goepel Robert, 405 Dupont
Goetz E , 215 Sansom
Goha (;.. 1504 Stockton
Grady Michael. 640 Third
(Jross Elkan, 406 Jackson
Gutbet let Joseph. 546 Wa-hington
Harvey Patrick, 1009 Battery
Hauschildt .)., 205 Fourth
Healey l homas, It* Jessie
Beany J.. 40i Pacific
Hess Bros.. 746 Market
II ase V., 754 Clay
Hobson A., 7 Prospect Place
Huegen C, >'E cor Gough and Hick-
ory
Hoertkorn Charles, 543 Washington
HoldenM., 131s Stockton
Holder D.. 405 Dupont
Irwin John, 703 Mission
Isaacs H. A Co., 260 Third
Jacobaon P.. 5 St. Charles Place
Jacques A. .445 Jackson
Jeannin August, 541 Merchant
Johnson James, 19 Stevenson
Johnson John, ISO Second
Joiner William. 623 Howard
Jones J. J., 1070 Howard
Kast F. X., 3.'2Bush
Kattnv D , 15 Pacific
Kat/. Abraham. 44 Geary
Kautniann Adam, HVI Jackson
Ke. nan Patrick, 105 First
Kehoe Peter, 238 Third ,
Kelly Patrick, SW cor Bush and
Kearnv
Kelly Patrick. 11 Sutler
Kieman I nomas, 350 Fourth
Kinsman Julius L.. 503 Bush
Klein Benjamin, 829 Pacific
Kloppcr H.. 123 Sacramento
Knell Peter, 425 Pine
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
727
Koenig Bros.. SOS Montgomery
Kohler A.. 204 Steuart
KommerE./ii Geary
Kramer F.. 219 Davis
Kramer Frederick, 81 Kstoma
Kramer llenrv H.. 21S Commercial
Kruger C, 1050 Howard
Lachmann Herman, 255 Steuart
Lalb Joseph, 90S Pacific
Lane Daniel J.. E s Eiirhth nr Howard
Leiser J. H.. 1227 Dupont
Leuoir C. 402 Third
Leonhar.il ('.. BS Stevenson
Lester Charles. 18 Steuart
Loftus tt Keaney, 235 Jackson
Louis Marv, ti_'5 Commercial
Lovell Keuben H.. 901 Brvant
Lucke Henry, 64- Washington
Magallon P., S s Hinckley nr Dupont
Magnes Abraham. SO Second
Main Edward, 412 Kolsom
Marshall A., 239 Second
Martin I nomas, 1432 Pacific
Matte H., 1420 Dupont
Matthews Thomas, 817 Battery
Mazeau Edward, 706 Tehama
McCarthy P.. 255 Third
McCarthy Patrick, 222 Jackson
McEntee O., 362 Third
McGlone J.. 102 Natoma
McGrarh James. 417 Pacific
McGuire John, 709 Davis
McIIugli Patrick. 3"9 Broadway
MrflroyW. R.. 147 !'• st
McKay Edward. 303 Fourth
Mehnert E., R Washington
Merges J., 1504 Stockton
Meraui Emclio, 1330 Dupont
Merschatit Adolphe, 727 Davis
Michael Gnstaf, 125 Pacific
Millaret Thomas. 504 Pacific
Miller William P.. 11 Jackson
Moebus Frederick, 6 Broadway
Moller Conrad, N s Berry nr Third
Moloney Patrick E.. 771 Market
Monks J.. 15 Stevenson
Moore & Murphy. 129 sixth
Morrison A., S" s Alameda nr Jersey
Morrisey James. 5 Sherwood Place
Morrissey William, S s Commercial nr
Drumm
Motta Carlo. 711 Montgomery
Moynihan Lawrence. 410 Sixth
Muhl G.. ;4i Kearny
Mailer a Ettiiiger. 242 Sutter
Xagle Jacoh, 10> Kearny
Xelligan William ll„ 312 Fifth
Nonnenmaeher Dennis, 1610 Stockton
Nnssa W.. Ull Dupont
O'Coniull W.. 820 Howard
O'Connor Patrick. 532 Third
O'Neill A., Ill Sixth
O'Toole James, 6U Davis
Ohm F. A . 430 Kolsom
Olsen Ell. f, S s Mission nr Steuart
Owens Patrick. E s Drumm nr Wash
Owens Philip, s s Oregon nr Davis
Paul Richard. 79 Four h
Palmer Charles, (ladies'1) 77 Sew Mont
Pardini E., 727 Washington
Parker a McRnnnils, 414 Third
Mbertner Claries. 1319 Polk
Pouzet C. ; I... 612 California, rear
Quiim J. C. SW c.'V Fourth and Mkt
Quirk J. .317 Tehama
Bandegger J., 42H Vallejo
Beich John C. 426 Dupont
Repenn Fre lorick, 623 Commercial
Beubold Max. 316 Push
Rice Abraham. 314 54 Fifth
Rilev John, 310 Main
Ross A., 229 Hayes
Bossi Quiseppe, E s Drumm bet Clay
and Merchant
Rowe Charles L„ 215 Sansom
Runge F.. 537 California
Rover Antoine C, 637 Howard
Rusac W.. Seventh Avenue nrM
Ryan Daniel L.. 630 Pacific
Ryan Thomas. 341 Bush
Byder Heury, SW cor Kol and Main
Scanlan John, 338 Fourth
Schaaf Joseph Henry. 671 Howard
Schade A., Valencia" i r -ixteenth
Scheukelberger F., 305 Sutter
Schmaus F..XE cor Steinerand Filbert
Schneider G., 202 Mission
Schocklit«ch Urban, 803 Jackson
Schuerg George. Twenty -fourth nrHar
Schultz John. 73 Minna
Sellers ,t Kine. 19 Third
Shankey William, 29 Drumm
Shay it., 38 Sixth
Silva Joaquin, W s Drumm nr Wash
Silverstein I.., m>7 Battery
Silverstone H., 113s Dupont
Simon Joseph, NE cor East and Wash
Smith Charles, 522 Pine
Smith Cornelius K., 44 Jackson
Smith .lames I.., S s sixteeuth nr Har
Spanagel George. 646 Clay
Rplea Joseph 717 Vallejo
Siaib Conrad. 932 Folsom
Stein George, 413 East
Stein Henrv J.. 653 Merchant
Stevens William. 416 Third
Sullivan John, 801 Batterv
Sullivan John, s s Haves "nr Larkin
Swain James S„ 206 P.ush
Thomas S„ 675 Market
Thornier Henry, 10 Front
Thumler Herman. H Sacramento
Tobin John, 1021 Market
Tracey Patrick, 215 Pacific
Trautvetter Henrv, Es Mission nr
Twenty-fifth
DtiTerzagt A., 17 Sutter
Ctschig A., Ilft5 Stockton
Ctschig ,fc Hanson, 326 Bush
Vandice Joseph, 810 Sansom
Viileneur Joseph, 517 Jackson
Vorrath F„ 1204 Larkin
Wahlhcini Philip, 903 CI iv
Wallis William, 507 Howard
Walsh Michael, J7 Third
Walsh Michael F„ 103 Second
Weber F. c. 807 Clav
Weber G. a Co.. 038 Commercial
Welch Thomas, 522 Pine
Wettmann Henry. 546 Clav
Whelan Dennis, 29 Geary
While Thomas, X s Jackson nr Davis
Wieland John, X s Tehama bet Eighth
and Ninth
Wilson J. II. B.. 533 Pacific
Woifanh John M., 1213 Pacific
Wood John, 1007 Folsom
Zschicsch C, 1422 Dupout
Boot and Shoe Manufactur-
ers.
Aveline L. D., (slipper) 319 Batterv
Beers H. M. <fc Co., 238 Kearnv and 720
Market
Buckingham ,t Hecht.XW corHaight
and Gough
Cali-her £ Jacobs. 515 Market
Ch"v. sun A Co., (Chinese) 716 Sac
Donovan Brothers. 523 Market
Einstein Bros. & Co., 320 Sansom
Emerson D. W. k Co.. 769 Market
F..y J. .soph & Co., (Chinese) 313 Bat
Git Chung, (Chinese) 641 Commercial
Guerin M. Jc Son. 327 Bosh
Hechr Bros. * Co., 104 Sansom
Hip Yeck. (Chinese) (slipper) 429 Pae
Hong Bat, (Chinese) (sBpper) Ml Com
Hong sing, (Chinese) (slipper) 769 Clay
Hung Sing. Chinese) i slipper) 534 Com
Jones Orrin.216 Dnpont
Journeyman's Boot an I Shoe Cooper-
ative Union, 425 Broadwuy
Lnng Wa, (Chinese) (slipper) 611 Com
Marks Solomon. 523 Market
Miller H. G. A Co.. ,so:t Jackson
Bosenst ck s. \\\ & Co., SE cor Bush
and Sansom
Sam Chong.(Chinese) (gaiters,)632 Pac
long Bang ,v Co., (Chinese) (slipper)
216 Sans. 'in
United Workingmen's Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., 12 Tyler
Weaver ,t Taylor, 109 California
Wenlworth I. M.& Co., S s Fell bet
Franklin and Gough
Wo Fat. (Chinese) (slipper) 708 Com i
Wo Lee, (Chinese) (slipper) 421 Com |
Wo Yuen ,t Co., (Cliinese) (slipper)
3 Dupont
Wolrt Newman ,t Co., 511 Market
Yuen C hong, t Chinese) 727 Sacramento
Boots and Shoes— Retail.
[•Importers.]
Adler Louis. 333 East
Baker Samuel. 54 Fourth
Beers H. M. <fc Co., 238 Kearnv and 720
Market
Beinert David, Ws Sixteenth bet Mis-
sion and Yalencia
Blair I... 9 Kearny
Blanchette ,t Van Haverbeke, 42 Sixth
Bloch William. 10IU Dupont
Boido Domeuico, 1434 S Stockton
Bourguinon August, ia34 Kearny
Brand Louis, 818 Montgomery
Broderick I'. J„ 24 Third
BuhlerJ. F.. 589 Jackson
•Burke William P., 301 Montgomery
Burns Henry, 210 Third
Cohn Jacob, 105 Pacific
Coyle Henrv, 3r>4 Third
Demello Joseph C. 240 Fifth
Deutsch .Jacob, 1301 Jackson
Diez John. 541 Broadway
DuganA Creagb, 10$ Third
Essmann E.. 714 Montgomery
Iflebel M..SS7 Clay
Flnegger J. c.. 210 Brannan
Flymi ,\„ |26 third
Kntsch w.. Mission nr Twenty-ninth
Frohmmn Susman, 246 Fourth
Gross Elkan. 408 Jackson
•Gu.rin M. a Son, 3j« Push
Healey Dennis A., Ms Market and 1412
Stockton
Heick C..5U8 Fourth
Hemmer Henrv, 530 Kearny
Hertz L„ M22 Kearnv
♦Hinders Henry, 332 Kearny
Hoertkorn Charles, 543 Washington
Howell H. W., 131H Pacific
•Hughes John K., 13 Kearny
Isaacs II. .v: Co., 260 I bird
Joseph Charles, 804 Kearny
*Kast F. X.. 322 Bush
Kehoe Peter T . 23s Third
KELLY PATRICK, SWcor Bush and
Kearny (see adv. hack cover.i
•Koenig Brothers, 505 Montgomery
Koeper Frederick, Hli Powell
Kohler ,fc Mai. r. 828 Kearny
Lando J., 503 Kearnv
Landsberg Herman, 9M Market
Leddy John, 120 Fourth
Leiser John A., 12.7 Dupont
Lenoir Charles. 402 Third
L vv Adoiph. 19 Second
Lhote Eugene. 617 Kearnv
Louis M., 625 Comni re 1
Lowcnstein Isaac, 911 Kearny
LucierJ.. SE cor Mission and Sixth
•Lucke Henry, 04s Washington
'MaasA Israel, 13s Kearny
Magnes Abraham, 5" Second
May John. sW cor Kolsom and Eighth
McAdam M., 114 third
Michael Gerson/213 faciflc
Monnin Bros.. 60$ Washington and $20
Kearnv
MublnerW. F..4.M O'FarreU
Murphy C. T.. 404 Fol-om
Xagel Jacob. 1«3 Kearnv
Newdortfer Henrv, 516 Commercial
Xolan Bros.. II and 23 Third
O'Sulllvan John. 41 Sixth
Orth Adam, sld Market
Pahl Richard, 79 Fourth
Perry II., P 4f Howard
Pfeiffer John, 325 Sutter
Kin issa Emanuel. 720 Washington
Bosenblum J., 208 Sixth
Boaenblam P., NE cor First Av and
Sixteenth
Rosenthal M. .fc Bro.. 340 Kearny
fiosenzweig Philip. 1029 Dupont
Boss Alexander, 2_"< 11 lyea
Sanders Arnold, 5 4 Jackson
Scantin John. J38 Fourth
Schannan George, 143J Stockton
Schuerg G., X s Twenty-fourth nr Har-
rison
Schultz W.. fi-22 Capp
Schwerdt Phfiipu2z Sixth
Silverstone Harris, 113s Dupont
Solomon L., 4s Steuart
Spanagel George, 64b Clay
Slaih I onrad.SU Kolsom
Stein L..212 Fourth
Stevens William, 416 Third
Siravnas Moses, is Foorth
Sullivan C. * Co., 120 Fourth
I'hl George A Bro.. 734 Market
Dtschig Adoiph. 11U5 Stockton
Utschlg a Hanson. :)jij ltUsh
♦VAN SCHAACK C. P. A CO., Tl«
Kearny (see adv. register of names,
each alternate page)
Walsh Jerome, 244 sixth
Walsh Michael. 21 Thirl
Weber G. a Co., 638 Commercial
•Werihn John G., 836 Kearny
Whelan Dennis, 29 Geary
White Matthew. 532 Commercial
Williams a Sons, 708 Market
Wilkinson William, 1216 Polk
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Full Assortment of Pipes and Stems.
Views of any part ofthe Coast made by WATKIIfS, 28 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
728 SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Wolf Simon & Co., 38 Third
Youngclaus J. D., 335 Sutter
Borax.
California Rorax Co.. 820 California
Nevada Consolidated Borax Co., 420
Montgomery
Paciflc Borax Co., 6 Mercli Exch
Bottle Dealers.
[See also Junk Dealers.]
Ccrini Frank, '.'07 Davis
R oil, Bryson & Co., 525« Fourth
Waugh Alexander it Co., 26 Main
Bottlers.
CSee Ale and Porter.]
Abbott Annie F. B., Gough nr Market
Angeto it liantz, 607 Sansom
McDermott W., Ss Howard nr Ninth
Murpliv & Robertson, 835 Broadway
Waugh A. <t Co., 28 Main
Bowling Alleys.
Horstmann Henry, SE cor Dupont and
Pacific
Kahn J., 416 Pine
Lcbnhardt it Ordner, SW cor Pine and
Montgomery
Piaggio Augustino, 619 Broadway
Box Makers — Cigars.
KORREL F. it BROS., 437 Brannan
(see adv. dept. page 23)
Waldstein Abraham, King bet Third
and Fourth
Box Makers-Jewelry.
Breidenstein Leonhardt, 328 Bush
Lochbaum A. H.,652 Washington
Box Makers— Packing.
Bryant W. & A., cor Seventeenth and
Shotwell
Gilman B. F., 7 Drunim
HOBBS, GILMORE <fe CO., 215 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page xlv)
Prescott Bros., N s Stevenson nr Fifth
Racouillat Ludovic, 483 Brannan
SWAN (J. W. «t CO., 114 Spear (see
adv. dept. page xlviii)
Box Makers— Paper.
Levy Louis, 408 Sacramento
Waizman Max, 210 Pine and 105 Bat
Wempe it Bro., Market opp Sansom
Box Makers— Xin.
[See also Stoves and Tinware]
Austin B. C, 41!) Batterv
Eider & Dobbie, 544 Chiv
Osgood it Stetson, 310 Clay
Box Makers— Treasure.
Bergson Ole, 109 Leide*dorff
Henuessy Peter, 510 Front
Brand Manufacturers,
[See also Stencil Cutters,]
Patch George W„ 4"5 Front
TRUWOItlTIY FRANCIS M., 318
Front (see adv. dept, page xlii)
WOOD GEORGE M., & CO., 312 Hush
Brass Founders— Finishers.
[See also Coppersmiths.]
DOBRZENSKY MORRIS, 417 Mission
(sec adv. dept, page 43)
GARRATT W. T. & CO.. 138 Fremont
see adv. dept page 12)
Greenhergit Co., 205 Fremont
KALLENBEKG T., 32 Fromont (see
adv. dept page 35)
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First (see
adv. dept. page 15)
Bread Manufacturers.
[See Bakers.] •
Brewers.
Albroeht Joseph. (Broadway) 833Bdwy
Blankcnhorn F„ (German'ia) XWcur
Mason and Broadway
Brekle G., (Golden City) 1431 Pacific
Broad Charles, (Champion) 1222 Bush
Christ John. San Bruno Road nr Twen-
ty-seventh
Demoussais X., (Lafavette) 725 Green
Elliott ,t Willmot, Swan) SE cor Dolo-
res and Fifteenth
Forimann F. <fe Co., (Pacific) 271 Te-
hama
Freaderek William A., (Jackson) Ns
Mission nr Eleventh
Glnck it Hansen. (National) SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Green & Co., (Dublin) 235 First
Gundlach Jacob .t Co., (Bavaria) 620
Vallejo
Haffner it Feyge, (New York) cor
Eighteenth and Shotwell
Hawkins P., S s Francisco nr Powell
HUANT P.U'LIN & CO., (Lafayette)
725 Green (see adv. depE pagelxvi))
Julitz Herman, 511 Green
Kleinclaus. Fauss & Klcinclaus. (Wil-
lows) SE cor Nineteenth and Miss
Koster & Hesse, (Cnion) 322 Clem
LYON & CO., (Empire) 159 Jessie and
(Lyon) N s Chestnut nr Mason (see
adv. opp page)
Maeiil O., (Maehl's) Francisco nr Tay-
lor
Mangels Martin <fe Co., (Washington)
SE cur Lombard and Taylor
Marks Samuel, cor Folsom and Four-
teenth
Mason J.. S s Chestnut nr Mason
Metzler Charles, (Golden Gate) 713
Greenwich
Numan Matthew, (Hibernfal S s How-
ard bet Eighth and Ninth
Paddon, Dexter it Co.,SE cor Eleventh
and Folsom
San Francisco Stock, SE cor Powell
and Francisco
Schwartz Joseph A., (North Beach)
NE cor Powell and Chestnut
Sinister F., (Railroad) Es Valencia bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
SPEECH LES a CO., (Albany) 73 Ev
erett ise>' adv. dept, page xxxii)
Streuli John J., (*wissj 414 Dupont
Strobel A., cor Railroad and Four-
teen! h Avenues
Trenschel G. A., (Franklin) 621 Bran
Wahmuth Henry. 612 Grove
Wannenmacher it Kronnenberg, iCni-
ted States) NE cor McAllister and
Franklin
Weyand & Kasche, (Bay) W s Seventh
bet Brannan and Town-end
WIELAND JOHN, (Philadelphia) 234
Second (see adv. dept. p. lxxxviii)
Wiggctt it Co., (ginger SE cor Broad-
way and Montgomery
Brewers' Materials.
HERRMANN NEIS & CO, 313 Sac
(see adv. dept. page xlvi)
Scherr F., 511 Sacramento
Brick Manufacturers.
[see also Fire Brick.]
Bonnet B., 402 Montgomery
Buckley James <t William, N s Green
nr Polk
Clay Jabcz P., Ss Seventh bet Church
and Sanchez
Marois Charles, NE cor Twentieth and
Bryant
Nagle George D., 418 Montgomery
Patent Brick Co., Kerry Street Wharf
Piper A Rice, Commercial St. Wharf
Tobin Thomas, Market street Wharf
Turner <t Harvey, (dealers) Bobisou's
Wharf
Bridge Builders.
Fulton John A., 252 Spear
HALLIDIE A. 9. & CO., (wire) 519
Front (see adv. dept. page lxxxv)
Martin W. H.<fc Co., 240 Montgomery
Brittania Ware, Etc.
Morgan W. P., NE cor Pine and San
Brokers— Bullion.
Berggren August, 336 Montgomery
Glazier & Seligsberg, 426 .Montgomery
Ilickox it Spear, 5ti0 Montgomery
Richon Nicholas, en Commercial
sutro Albert, 415 Montgomery
Sutro C, 415 Montgomery
Sutro Gustave, 415 Montgomery
Brokers — Drug.
Pugh J. F., 120 Front
Brokers — General.
Barnard Isaac D., 232 Montgomery
Brewer G. W., 32() Montgomery
Bugbee -umner W., 402 .Montgomery
Fossard A., SE em- Sac and Kearny
Foye W. IE, 341) Fremont
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Godfrey James T., 508 Powell
Holt Ziba. 23 Merchants' Exchange
Lulofs Bernard, 206 Front
MacDonald A. D.. 40 Mi rch Exch
Menu James H.. 502 Montgomery
Meyer Daniel. 210 I'ine
Meyer Jonas, 210 I'lne
Richards O. S., NE eor Front and Cloy
Smith John L.. 534 California
Taylor W. S , 420 Montgomery
Brokers— Grain.
[See also Brokers Merchandise; also
Shippers Gram.]
Hobbs Frederick, 404 Front
Lankershim 1.. 5 Battery
Brokers— Bouse.
[See also Brokers, Real Estate.]
Badlam A- Berry, 41s Montgomery
Barnard I. D., 2*32 Montgomery
Bryan it Coe, 523 Kearny
Chapin George W., 3;ts Montgomery
Cusneon J. D.. 236 Montgomery
Daly it Hawkins. 2.0 Montgomery
Dam ,t Blanchard, 32(i Montgomery
Hoogs it Butler, 328 Montgomery
Johnston it Gonzalez, 228 Montgomery
Madison it Burke, 316 Montgomery
Pforr John, 5 Sutter
Real Estate Associates, 408 Mont
Whitman S. P., 313 Montgomery
Brokers.— Insurance.
Frank Louis P., 220 Batterv
Fuller Orlando, 30 Staniord
Greenhood Otto, 302 Sansom
Heineberg A., 25 Battery
Lovett Kichard O., 314 California
Mitchell J. C. 13 Merchants" Exch
Pirani Alexander C, 225 Bush
Zadig Philip, 406 California
Brokers. — Machinery.
Steen E. T., JEtna Iron Works
Brokers.— Merchandise.
Beck D. S., 18 Stanly Place
Bluxome <t Cassebohm, 206 Sansom
Byrne Thomas, 211) Battery
Clifford George, .00 California
Dolheguy B., 514 Battery
Dunn II. D., 22 Montgomery
Egerton Henry ('., 10*M California
Expert \., 523 Front
Expert B., 811 Montgomery
Hagan <t Manheim, 316 Call oruia
Hestres Emil. 302 California
Hobbs F., 40 California
Hochkofler & Heed, 207 Front
Hugg Henry, 201 California
Jeftray William, 7 Mercbants' Exch
Jones Charles C.,228 Front
Lebatard Michael, 719 Green
Luloffs P., 206 Front
Lynch J. A., 619 Montgomery
.Martin E., (liquor) sin 'Montgomery
Mason Thomas, 128 Clay
PavillierA. L.,S\Y eor Fnmt and Jack
Sabatie Philip G., 623 sansom
Scott James s., 314 Washington
Stoddard S. R. & Son, 405 Front
Stowell William IE, 214 Front
Teller J. D. P.. 405 Front
Todd A. H„ 200 Davis
Tvbring G. E., 210 I'.attery
Wadsworth William R. it Son. 109 Cal
Brokers— Mining.
Bell Thomas, SW eor Cal and San
Boyd John P., 419 California
Cronise W. II. V.,409 California
Cross & Co., 316 California
GasbwIlerJ. II.. 438 California
Harpendlng A., s\v cor Cal and San
Head A. E., 414 California
Hutchinson E. I., 23 Exchange Bdg
JhiiIii Henry, 24o Montgomery
Lewis 1. is., 302 Montgomery
LichtnerJ. P., 438 California
Morrow R. F.,414 California
Roberts George l>.. 403 California
Sherwood B. P., 4 (6 California
HUJMTIJNGTON, HOPKIN3 & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
EMPIRE BREWERY
Nos. 149 to 161 Jessie Street, between 2d and 3d. San Francisco.
Wm. H. Lyon.
John Harrold.
LY01T <& CO.
BREWERS AND MALTSTERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
tr
X Ale --1*01*
We avail ourselves of this opportunity of thanking our numerous customers in all parts of the
Pacific States and Territories for the very liberal patronage extended to us. Having more than
doubled our capacity for the manufacture of ALE and PORTER, 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 afforded us, assuring our friends and the
public that their orders will always receive prompt and courteous attention. Our XXX Ale and
Porter we gu irantce to keep in any part of the world equally as well as the imported English, the
price being about one-half. LYON &C (JO.
LYON BREWERY,
North Side Chestnut Street, bet. Powell and Mason, San Francisco.
r2«
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
INSURANOI OOftPANf ,
HARTFORD, COITIT.
ASSISTS, $32,000,000,
For the past three years, the Divisible Surplus of
this Company has been the largest of any Ameri-
can Company, and the Ratio of Expense to Total Income
has been the smallest.
These facts shoiv the STRENGTH of the Company,
and the ECONOMY OF ITS 3IANAGE3IENT, which
taken in connection with its FAVORABLE MORTALITY,
make it the
Favorite Life Insurance Company of the United States.
JAMES B. ROBERTS,
feneiral A&emA Mmw the 3Pa#If 1© CPeMt*
315 CALIFORNIA ST.
SAJNT FRAJSTCISCO.
*729
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
AN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
729
Swan B. F.. 432 Montgomery
Vslick W. I,., 43* California
Willis William, 419 California
Brokers-Money and Stocks.
[♦Dealers t'nited States. State, County,
etc.. Securities.]
Adamson W. R. H., 408 California
Altschul E..409 California
♦Banks T. C, 14 Merchants' Rxch
*Barbee Jolm, 5U6 Montgomery
Barra Ezekiol I., 114 First
Barrell Samuel, 446 California
Barton William 11., 19 Merchants' Ex
Basford J.K., 804 Montgomery
Beard Joseph R., IS Montgomery Blk
Benjamin M. H., 43(1 California
•Berggren August, 336 Montgomery
♦Boas J ,422 Montgomery
Bonynge C. W.. 6 Express Building
Breed Henry L.. 30-' Sansom
Budd Wavman C, 440 California
Burling & Bro., 428 California
Cahill & Fox,40li Montgomery
Campbell C. S..607 Clay
♦Cantin & Everett, S06 Montgomery
Carter George. 200 Montgomery
Cavallier J. B. E., 509 California
Child & Tibbey, 508 California
♦Cogan James, 422 California
Cohn <fe Frank. 41* Montgomery
Coit Howard B.. 411H California
Cook & Tage, 331 Montgomery
Coursen G. A., 528 Montgomery
Cronise T. F.. 409 California
Cronise William H. V., 409 Jlont
Crosett J. F., 304 Montgomery
Camming John. 402 Montgomery
Davidson Donald & C»., 338 Mont
♦Davidson Jacob, 311 Battery
Davis Charles W., 306 Montgomery
DePass James M.,46 Exchange Bldg
Dewey Eugene E., 424 Montgomery
Dixori 8., 315 Montgomery
Douglass & Fogg, 12H Kearny
Duncan William L.,422 Montgomery
Ehrlich & Sieinlian. 412 Montgomery
Elliott Richard. 40 Merchants' Exch
Evre Edward E.. 4 4 Montgomery
Fay Philip S..422 Montgomery
Fenn T. W., 411 California
Ferris D. 0., 316 California
Fisher Sydney A.. 14 Merchants' Exch
Ford Joseph C..420 Montgomery
Fisk A.. 304 Montgomery
Fitch J. R.. 411 California
Ford Joseph C, 420 Montgomery
♦Gladwin G. S. & Co.. 238 Montgomery
♦Glassman J.. 3.34 Montgomery
Glazier & Seligsberg, 426 Montgomery
GlOverGeorge F. M.,320 Montgomery
Grim A. K.. 40" California
Grimes N. E., 41* California
Haley C. M., 340 Montgomery
♦Hall, Charles <x Mackie, 40* Mont
Hall Edward F. * Co., 410 California
Hasscv Francis A., 402 Montgomery
Hawkins K. A., 37 Merchants' Exch
Head A. E., 414 California
Heath R. W.. 304 Sansom
Heineman Samuel, *19 Montgomery
Henriques David. 506 Montgomery
Hermann Lucien, 411 California
llerrera F., 331 Montgomery
♦Hickox & Spear, 500 Montgomery
Higgins & Greene, 413 California
Hiilyer M. C, 415 California
♦Himmelman Andrew, 637 Washington
Hoittl. G., 425 Kearny
♦Holmes A. & Co., 604 Montgomery
Holt Ziba, 23 Merchants Exchange
Hosmer D. M., 432 Montgomery
Hutchinson John, 320 Montgomery
Ives G. I., 424 Montgomery
Jacobs M. I. & Co., 605 Montgomery
Jones J. H. & Co., 434 California
Keene <fe Coleman, 40* Montgomery
Kenned v James S. 408 California
Kennev'C. A., 420 Montgomery
Kilgour Lawrence. 403 California
King William F., 402 Montgomery
Kinkead J. H., 312 Montgomery
Kinsey A. G., 405 California
Knight William 11., 331 Montgomery
Latham James H., 411 California
Latham J. K. S., 411 California
Law ton Franklin, 411 Si California
♦Lew M. B., 300 Kearny
Lichtenstein M. B., 406 Montgomery
Lindsly W., 304 Montgomery
Lissak A. H. Jr.. 446 California
Logan H. C. & Co., 407 California
Lord M. J., 206 Montgomery
Loveland L. P., 418 California
♦Mansfield M.. 808 Montgomery
Marina E. J. DeSta, 409 California
Marina J. DeSta, 332 Montgomery
Marks & (ileeson, 609 Sacramento
Martin & Lane, 335 Montgomery
McCombe John 502 Montgomery
♦McDonald George, 344 Montgomery
McDonald M. L., 404 Montgomery
McElwain James, 106 Leldesdorff
McKenty Jackson, 422 Montgomery
Meyer Daniel, 210 Tine
Meyer Jonas, 210 Pine
Mitchell J. S.. 320 Montgomery
♦Morse F. F., 332 Montgomery
♦NewburgerE it Co., 528 Montgomery
Noble H. II., 415 California
♦Parker Charles II.. 304 Montgomery
Parker William C, 422 Montgomery
Pavil F. N., SW cor Sansom and .lack
Pavillier A. L., SWcor Front and Jack
Peekham E L., 413 California
Peckham E. P., 413 California
♦Peltret Peter G., 317 Battery
Perry John Jr., 104 Leldesdorff
Peyser Herman, 719 Montgomery
Pforr John, 5 Sutter
Phillips Chas. J., 40 Mont Block
Ramage George W., 41S California
Reeve G. B. & Co., 40 Merchants Ex-
change
♦Rich n Nicholas, 611 Commercial
Rogers R. F., 405 California
Rorke B. B.,4im California
Rose L. S., 411 Montgomery
Sabatie P. <;., 623 Sansom
Salomon Jacob, 500 Kearny
Sanborn Theodore C, 40H Montgomery
Schmieden Henry, SW cor California
and Sansom
Schmitt, B. L., 437 California
♦Schmitt Joseph L.. 439 California
Shaw J. W., 434 California
Shaw Tobias, 827 Kearny
Sherwood Benjamin F.. 436 California
Shot well Joseph M., 334 Montgomery
Sloss Louis & Co., 310 Sansom
Smiley George W., 444 California
Smiley T. J. L., 310 Montgomery
Snowball R. Y.. 305 Montgomery
Sparrow S. J. ,14 Merchants' Exchange
Stanford W. T„ 316 California
Stoutenborongb Charles H., 420 Mont
Strother Fleet F.. 328 Montgomeo"
Suskind Ernest, 225 Sansom
♦Sutro Albert, 415 Montgomery
Sut.ro Charles, 415 Montgomery
Sutro Gustave, 415 Montgomery
Taylor William S.. 420 Montgomery
TruettM. F., 340 Montgomery
Turnbull & Smith, 41* California
Vinzent C , 334 Montgomery
VogelsdorffB. W., 422 Montgomery
♦Walls J. & Co.. 406 .Montgomery
Wallace Thomas 532 California
Watson William H., 802 Montgomery
♦Webster <t Minturn. 310 Montgomery
♦Webster .t Soule, 304 Montgomery
Welch <te Herr. 422 Montgomery
West C. H., 329 Montgomery
Whitman S. P.. 313 Montgomery
Wilke F. E., 418 Montgomery
Williams, Deane & Co., 417 California
Williams Henry, 434 California
Winans John (.!., 413 California
♦Wisw.ll Thaddeus, 626 M. ntgomery
Woods & Freeborn. 422 California
Zinns L. A., 414 California
Brokers— Patent.
Weister & Co., 17 New Montgomery
Brokers— Produce.
[See Flour; also Merchants— Produce
Commission.]
Brokers-Real Estate.
[See also Real Estate Dealers.]
[.^Stocks and Money.]
Anthony G. W., 417 Bush
Ashton Charles, 519 .Montgomery
Badlam & Berry. 418 Montgomery
Banks Thomas C, 14 Merchants Ex-
change
Barnard Isaac D.,232 Montgomery
Barry Edward. 415 Montgomery
Blaikie James L.. 507 Montgomery
Blake Henry C, 415 Montgomery
Blake Philip Henry. 511 California
Bolado Joaquin, 535 Clay
Bovee 'William H.. 328 Montgomery
Boyle John, 502 Montgomery
Boynton P., 402 Montgomery
♦Bradshaw T. T., 206 Montgomery
Brandon & B1bbins,402 Kearny
BRIGG9 EDGAR, 104 Sansom
Brocklebank M. T., 3)6 Pine
Brooks S. S., 425 Kearny
Brown c. F., 302 Montgomery
Bvles C,eorge,305 Montgomery
Byrne Thomas, 210 Battery
Carter Robert w.. 3i4 Montgomery
Cassou Peter,828 Montgomery
Chapin George W.. 338 Montgomery
Chapman William S.. :'06 Bine
Cline <t Franks. 425 Kearny
Collins Joseph c..5i'7 Montgomery
Congdon George. 40H California
Congdon II. B.. 306 Montgomery
Conner John W . 604 Merchant
Cork Charles, 647 Sacramento
Corbetl D. E. .litis Market
Cousins Charles 8., 507 Montgomery
Coy Frank A Co., 40s California
Crane A. C. 629 Kearny
CuRheon Jolm D.,286 Montgomery
Dalv <fc Hawkins, 220 Montgomery
Dam & Blanehard, 320 Montgomery
Damon J. E., 506 Montgomery
Danos J. P.., 304 Montgomery
♦DePass James M.,46 Exchange Build-
ing
De Verey A. F.. 502 Montgomery
DeardorffJ. R.. 302 Montgomery
DeardorffS. B.. 804 Montgomery
Delanev Edward J.. 625 Merchant
Doolan William, 636 Clay
Doolittle William <i„ 828 Montgomery
Dore Maurice & Co.. 821 Montgomery
Doud Aaron. 326 Montgomery
Duncan & Co., 413 California
♦Duncan W. L.. 422 Montgomery
Engelhard! Walter A Co., 531 Cal
English & Suydam, NE cor Folsomand
Twenty-second
Fav Philip S.. 422 Montgomery
FITZHtGH. THOMPSON <t CO.,306
Montgomery
Fraser Daniel, 304 Montgomery
Friedman J. S.. 611 Washington
Frink George W.. 32* Montgomery
Frontin Joseph, 304 Montgomery
Garvey .lames P. 304 Montgomery
Garvey W. v., 636 clay
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Gately M., 720 Market
Gilde'meester J. P. II., 113 Montgomery
Block
Givens Robert R., 402 Montgomery
Gladding Allen 1.. 320 Montgomery
Glazier!. & Bro., 426 Montgomery
Godchaux Jacques, 422 Montgomery
Goldman I. A., 222 Sansom
GREEN W. s. A CO., NE cor Mont-
gomerv and Market eceadv. p.286)
Grcenberg II.. 806 Montgomery
Gunn William. 24 Merchants Exch
(limn William J.. 24 Merchants' Exch
Hamilton C. F.. 424 Montgomery
Hancock & Atkinson. 305 Mont
Harrison S. I... 304 Montgomery
Heringhi B., 106 Montg mery
llerrera Francisco,. 831 M> ntgomery
Iligliton & Oaklev.306 Montgomery
Hill John, 304 Montgomery
♦Himmelmann Andrew, 687 A\ ash
Hoag <fe Co., SE cor California and
Kearny
Hoburg William II., 606 Mont
Hogg T. E., 302 Montgomery
Hooga <t Butler. 828Montgomery
Holtt Ira G.. 425 Kearny
Bussey A Stevenson, 831 Kearny
Hutchinson Joseph C 626 Mont
Ilvland II J. A Co.. 105 Mont
Iinhaus Louis. 331 Montgomery
Jacobs Albert, 119 Washington
James Charles A.. 402 Montgomery
Jewell Truman E..805 Montgomery
Johnston ,fc Gonzalez, 228 Mont
Johnstone A.. 331 Montgomery
Kaplan Louis. 27 Merchants Lxch
Kelly M. J .. 606 Montgomery
King <fc Hart, 121 Montgomery
Kirwan M. de, 137 Montgomery
KlopensUne J., 422 Montgomery
Klumpke J. G., 442 Montgom ry
Knox & Brown. 607 Montgomery
Kower Emile, 331 Montgomery
Kurtz John, 32 Merchants' Exch
Landrv Norbert, 612 Commercial
Laporte John B., 328 Montgomery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosiery,
"W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY", 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
780
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
«2
Lawton W. M.. 436 Pine
Leftingwell William, 331 Montgomery
Leonard Willard, 5 ;0 Morrtg' mtry
Lewis Jolin B., SO-' Montgomery
Lewis Thomas ii., 362 Montgomery
Lindsey William, 304 Montgomery
LITTLE JOHN T , 38K Montgomery
Lutv John S.,305 Montgomery
Lyle J. B. A Co.. 60s Market
Madison & Burke, 316 Montgomery
Madison, Burke i Co., 316 Mont
Malum Henry. 511 California
Malatesta Nino, gOii .Montgomery
Manson.John S.,206 Front
Martel James L , 63H Clay
Martindell D. W., 402 Montgomery
Masterson W., NW cor Natoma and
Eighth
MathewMin Thomas D., 606 Mont
Matthews H.. 611 Clav
McCue J. S ,3.'0 Montgomery
McCue T. W., 3.'0 Montgomery
McLaughlin Charles, 734 Mont
McLean A Hardy, 338 Montgomery
MeelzT., 128 Kearny
Menu J. H..50-' Montgomery
Mercer A.S. 302 Montgomery
Merle P. V., 502 Montgomery
Middleton John A -vm, 310Mont
Mdlliken Isaac T., 60S Merchant
Monahan A Co., 14 Geary
Montgomery St. B -;il Estate Co., 401
California
Moore Thomas W., 306 Pine
Moran Thomas A Co., 605 Sac
Morison S. A., 1 4 Merchants' Exch
Morrison & Baker, 603 Kearny
Moxley C. G.. 416 Montgomery
Movie J. W., :t02 Moulgomery
Mullan John, 712 Montgomery
Murphy I). W. A Co.. 69 New Mont
Newell J. T..32S Montgomery
Nye John '.V.. 511 California
O'Brien A Ward, NE cor Clay and
Montgomery
Olney * Co.. 402 Montgomery
Oshorn George W.. 408 California
Oullahan Dennis J.. 502 Mont
Owens M. C, 258 Eighth
Pearson John W , 605 California
Peel Jonathan. 31 I bird
Perrin Edward B., 530 California
Perrin R., 53 i California
Perry Kesteome. 6 Montgomery
Pforr John. 5 Sutter
Phelps 0. W„ 14 Merchants' Exch
Polack J. S„ 803 Montgomery
Pulvcrman B.. 712 Montgomery
Putnam Stillmnn X., 7(!4 Montgomery
Raw-on J. a., 338 Montgomery
Real Estate Associate-, 408 Mont
Reay Joseph W., 316 California
Reynolds C. H A Co., 320 Mont
Ries Leopold, 6"7 Washington
Riordan T. P., 14 Geary
Rumrill C. H.,304 Montgomery
Russdi George H., 422 Montgomery
Ryckman G. W.. IS Mont Block
Sawyer Otis V., 331 Montgomery
Scott Edmund, NW cor Montgomery
and Commercial
Seger George, 507 Montgomery
Sessions Edward C, 408 California
Shay B. J.. 304 Montgomery
Shepard A Murphy, 536 Ca'l fornia
Sinclair Samuel !•'., 432 Montgomery
Sloan W. E., 608 Market
Spaulding C. A.. 51 Montgomery Block
Stewart George, 334 Montgomery
Strauss Samuel J., 316 California
Stuart James F., 522 Montgomery
Stuart William, 418 California
Tedford C. J., 639 California
Theller Samuel L., 507 Montgomery
Toomey Henry, 338 .Montgomery
Trask James L., 418 Kearny
Traves J., s\v cor Sansom and Jackson
Trueite Felix. 502 Montgomery
Van Winkle Peter W„ 304 California
Vassault Ferdinand, 304 California
Wakelee C. II.. 601 California
Wallace Thomas, 5)4 California
Walsh s. T., 334 Montgomery
Warhurton Joseph, 413 Kearny
Wegener F. ()..33li Montgomery
Wensinger F. s.. 304 Montgomery
Wertheman Rudolph, 608 Sacramento
Whitcomb J. B. A Co.. 328 Mont
White James M.,712 Montgomery
Whitman S. P., 813 Montgomery
Wilde F. B., 328 Montgomery
Wilde J. B., 328 Montgomery
WILLIAMS H. F. A CO., 331 [Mont
gomerv, (see adv. dept. page lix)
Williams j. F.,534 California
Winter Clinton, 509 Montgomery
Worn lieorge A., 519 Montgomery
Young A Paxson, 424 Montgomery
Brokers — Ship and Custom
Buuse.
Bauch Peter G., 500 Battery
Bmim Charles, 510 Battery
Boden John H. & Co., 504 Battery
Bunker A Wheeler, 512 Battery
Be Fremery H. S.. 508 Battery
Dewar John, 305 Montgomery
Gardner A -Miller, Custom House, sec-
ond floor
Greaves Benjamin, 508 Battery
Hughes, McDaniel A Edson, 5t'4 Bat
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merch Exch
Martinez M. F., 508 Battery
Pritehard M. G., 414 California
Schleidcn William, 504 B ittery
Smith Algernon. Custom House
Wadsworth W. K. A Son, 109 California
Brokers-Wool.
[See also Wool Dealers.]
Downes J. F., 29 Merchants' Exch
Green John, 206 Front
Broom Handles.
Burdick W„ W s Drumni nr California
G RACIER A JOHNSON, SE corMifle
and Beale (see adv. dept. page 9)
Broom Makers.
ARMES A DALLAM, 215 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page xxxiii)
Bloom Isaac, Oregon or Davis
Cummings J. H., 415 Sacramento
Hotop A., 3 Newell
Howes E. K. A Co., 118-122 Front
Pacific Broom Factory, 415 Sac
Roesler A Harwood, 115 .Sacramento
Van Laak & Gillespie, 113 Davis
Ward l nomas, 27 Drumm
Zan Marino A Co., 14 Drumm
Brush Manufacturers.
ARMEs A DALLAM, 215 Sacramento
FELDMANN. slMPsu.s A CO., (San
Francisco) 406 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page lxiv)
Figer A Brother, 733 Washington
Howes E. K. A Co., 118 Front
Builders.
[See Carpenters and Builders.]
Bung Makers.
GRACIER A JOHNSON, SE cor
Miss and Beale (see adv. dept. p. 9;
Swift James, 24 California
Waas Usury. 105 Oak
Butchers.
[See also Markets]
Adams E., 155 Second
Adler D„ SLcor O'Farrell and Stock
Aiken Charles II., 5 Washington
Allen .Michael, 42.1 Minna
Andrews O., 157 Second
Angel A. J., 1 St. Charles Place
Anslnirg B. A Co., NE cor Montgom-
ery and Broadway
Antz Henry, 991 Larkin
Artigucs l-.mil, 14 S.F. Market
Ashman It. T., cor Butte and Ken-
tucky
Auhert A.. 10 S.F. Market
Barris H. D., 928 Post
Bartol L., 2O0 Broadway
Barut R.. 1402 Stockton
Baxter J. T. Jr., N s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Bepler John, SE cor Dup and Filbert
Berthold L.. 206 Broadway
lioese H. J., SE cor Davis and Clark
Boland John, SE cor I'avToraud O'Far
Boiler F. J., 1230 Dupout
Bonis M., NW cor Dnpontand Morton
Bopp A., 1717 Stockton
Brackett A Keyea, 50 >teuart
Breiling A lire., 9i<6 Mission
Bremer H., N s Bryant nr ~ixth
Brown A. A Co., 46 Wash Market
Brown J. W.W., cor Eighth and Clem
Brown A Snitfen, 513 Br> ant
Brunt A Conanan, SE cor Howard and
Seventh
Carrau A Baraty, 1 Clav St. Market
Casey A Barthrop. 432 Geary
Catlow A Ham. E s Sixth nr Howard
ChrMoffel J., >E cor oak and Octavia
Clifford R. 804 Folsom
Coughlin J. D., 2 Occidental Market
Creighton P., 24u Fourth
Dahl Brothers. 216 Second
Dankemevcr Frederick, 1026 Market
DastugueG.,7 s. F. Market
Decourtieux A., 29 S.F. .Market
Delano A Smith, NW cor Twentieth
and Valencia
Denechaud J. Jr., 905 Howard
Dengler <£ Breiling, 125 I bird
Doberkson P., N s liu-h nr Scott
Dodge D.. NE cor Howard and Sten
Dodge E.E., W s Mission nr Fifteenth
Dolet A., 16 S. F. Market
Doscher H. H., SE cor Brannan and
Seventh
Dow J. B., SE cor Clav an 1 Taylor
Draper Richard. 13<i Eleventh
Dreyer John. Shasta nr Illinois
DuaneE., 89 Gi ml Central Market
Dulion E. A Bro., SW cor Pacific and
Powell
Dulion J. P., SE cor Pine and Dupont
Dulion L., 705 Pacific
Dunker C, NE cor Folsom and Beale
Dunn John, 23 S.F. Market
Eckhardt H , 1427 California
Elias A., 5 7 Broadway
Elias L.,28 Fourth
Empey C, N W cor Kearny and Union
Empey A Bower, 1 Metropolitan Mkt
Erlenwein J. L.. 530 Valencia
Fabey L. N., 535 Hayes
Fabry S., NW cor "i'wenty-fourth and
Bryant
Fauhel Jacob. Es How nr Fifteenth
Faubel A Bro , NE cor Fillmore and
Sacramento
Fauben P., NE cor Fol and Twelfth
Fccker Joseph, Si cor Clay and Pow
Flach Joseph. SW cor Dolores and
Seventeenth
Flynn A Fay, W s Mission nr Twenty-
sixth
Flynn P.. SW cor Bran and Sixth
Fogartv James, 37 Occidi nal Market
Freeborn W. ll.. U07 .Mission
Furlong A Gleuaan, NE cor O'FarreU
and Jones
Gans S., 3 Union Market
Geantit A., 1202 Dupont
Geggus L., NW cor 1 hird and Everett
Gerhardv P. J„ 60 California Market
Gingg Jacob A Co., 1319 Stockton
Gleeson A Bro., 4 Occidental .Market
Goldenmeyer L., 1104 Folsom
Goldman j., 1202 Stockton
Gortzheim H., S W cor Cal and Leav
Grady A Co., s\v cor Post and Taylor
Grav W..8 Onion Market
Green G. W., 69 Washington Market
Hall Harvey, 411 East
Hall S., SW cor Fifth and Clara
Hall W., 328 Third
Hammond J., cor Valencia and Twen-
ty-third
HanlonS., 51" Fourlh
Hanson P., 12 California Market
Harris 1)., 3 California Market
Hart A Herman, huI Geary
Hasselbach A saal. jot; Steaart
Hausler F. A Co., .13 Pac lie
Haxe G. J., 13 Calif >rnia Market
Hayden John, SW cor Perry and
Fourth
Hecheimer A Foorman, 8 8 Mission nr
Fifth
Hertz Hermann A Co., 32 Occidental
Market
Herzog M. A Co., 4 Grand Central Mkt
Hildeliraudi A -aas, 17)1 L av
Hook C. SW cor Mason and Union
Junker Frederick, 135 Oak
Kelly M. J., 27 tccidenlal Market
Kelin W. II., 1226 Pacific
Knowles J., 114 First
Kramer C, 4 iyler
Langridge G.. SE cor Union and Hvde
Larroche F., (tripe) 21 S. F. Market
LoBcrt V.. SW cor Ritoh and Folsom
Lehmann C, 6 Union Market
Lehmann M., NW cor Brodcriuk and
Bush
Lewis A Stevenson, 117 Fourth
Litchfield W. D..52 Washington Mkt
Lochhaum M„ 12 7 I'nion
Loeb H., 741 Broadway
HUNTIN&iCX, HOPKLN3 & CO., WJaolesate hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigar*.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
731
Loewel A. <fe Co., 12 S. F. Market
Luetjens <fe Momseii, NE cor Fillmore
and Turk
Lumsden J. E., 9 Occidental Market
Lundt it Carstens. 3ii Occidental Mkt
Marchant C, KM Jackson
Margritz & Willis, SE cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Marrun J., 232 First
Martens John, Jones nr Bush
Mayer F., Kail road Avenue nr Fifth-
eenlh Avenue, South S. F.
Mayer <fc Berg, 105 Folsntn
Mayo M. C, 50 Grind Central Market
McCarthy M. Jr., 232 Fifth
McDermott B„ 1405 Bush
MeMenomy J. H., 7 California Market
McMullen & Solomon, 2 Grand Central
Market
Mcl'herson D. L., 10 Cnlon Market
Mengel J., SE cor Stockton and Sutter
Meyer S., NE cor Larkin and Ellis
Meyer & Akmann. 39 Sacramento
Miller L., SE cor Clay and Leid
Mogan J., 1 occidental .Market
Monlironson B.. 312 Fifth
Moock G., 4 Grand Central Market
Morgenstern & Co., 54 K Third
Moritz J. C. NW cor I'ow and Filbert
Muller J„ 65 California Market
Muller & Koenig, 15 California Market
Mullin B., -i s Hickory nr Gough
Nagle W., 702 Bush
Nelson J., 2 Union Market
Newman A., 2 Metropolitan Market
Newman & Struhl. "04 Battery
O'Brien John, SIS cor Bryant and
Eighth
O'Connor Michael, 1 Grand Central
Market
O'Neill Richard. 1 California Market
O'Shaughnessy W. J., ;sw cor O'Far-
rell and Hvde
Oswald W., 1012 Pacific
Faille M. L., 1224 Dupont
Paul C.& Co., 210 Dupont
Panlers L., First A v nr Kentucky
Percival c, 426K Natoina
Peterson H., N W cor Bryant and Sev-
enth
Potter it Ensliury, 140 Fourth
Powers!. J., 100 Haves
Quein Yik, (Chinese) 714 Jackson
Kaabe G. A., 1145 Folsom
Reardon K. s., 33 Occidental Market
Ridley H. S.,2002 l'olk
Robl John, 5 California Market
Bosenbaum A., :u4 Stockton
Rosenberg M., SE cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Rosenberg M., 3 Occidental Market
Rosenberg S. & Co., N VV cor Powell
and Vallejo
Roth J., 432 Third
Rouviere F„ 1029 Dupont
Ryder G. N., HO California Market
Salmon J. A Co., 645 I'aciflc
Schenkcll'.. 236 Third
Schindler W. J. L.. W s Guerrero nr
Twcntv-secolid
Schmiilt H.. 533 I urk
Schoenermann O., SE cor Lombard
and Stockton
Schweitzer J. Js. Co., 16 Clay Street
Market
Seagrave ,fc Graham, cor Nineteenth
and Howard
Seibel F., Clay Street Market
Seibel P., 35 Geary
Seip C. W s Mission nr Twenty-
fourth
Sharp William, 716 Folsom
Shyne J. G., 330 Fourth
Bier D. A Co., 1320 Dupont
Smith George, junction Market and
Sacramento
Sniften E., 515 Market
Somers D. C. A Co., 401 Bryant
Spohn & Dougart. 4 Jackson
Stauffer K„ SEcor Folsotn and Six-
teenth
Stelling ASiebe, 154 First
Stephen J. G., 1 California Market
Stolz P., 127 Eleventh
StorckC. L..301 Hayes
Straus B., 37 i hird
Strehl C.,35 Occidental Market
Strobel & Co.. 1129 Folsom
Sullivan A Co., SE cor Harrison and
Dora
Sweet A Rodman, 5B1 Mission
Sylvester Henry, 307 Sixth
Sylvester & Mann, 8 Grand Central
Market
Tautphaus A Stark. 529 First and NW
cor First and Clementina
Un Hop Co., (Chinese) 1000 Dupont
U tiger L., 52 Grand Central Market
I ri Felix, 80S. F. Market
Van Housen W., SE cor Eddy and
Mason
Wagner C. F. <fc Co., 17 California
Market
Wagner William, SW cor Union and
Kearny
Wagner <fe" Haul). 1440 Stockton
Walker George & Co., 308 Fifth
Wanz John D..NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Columbia
Wason J. P., NE cor Ritch and Har-
rison
Weber A Co. 108 Dupont
Wegner F., NE cor Sixth and Har-
rison
Wegner P., S W cor Kearny and
Union
Weich A Baur, 1117 Mission
Welby J. T„ SE cor Fifth Av and P
South S.F.
Welsh John, 747 Brannan
Werner Wolf, oio Bryant
Werner A Barrington,SE cor Polk and
Clay
Whetton James, Greenwich nr Frank
lin
Whitman Henry, 823 Greenwich
Wi tickler William. Folsom nr Twenty
second and NW cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Witzemann W. F., 425 East
Wray Jacob, 8 California Market
Wuthricli John. 329 Geary
Yehl A.. 620 Hyde
Zeh G., E s Market nr Van Ness Av
Zeh L., SE cor Dupont and Union
Zeh T.. SE cor Stockton and Wash
Zeiss H. A., 131 Post
Butchers — Cuttle. (Whole-
sale.)
Borel F. A., S s Santa Clara nr Hamp-
shire
BRANDENSTEIN M. A CO., office
529 Clay
Conway John, SW cor Utah and El
Dorado
DunphyA Hildreth. office 533 Kearny
Gray W. J„ First Avenue
Gray, Cocanour A Co., office 30 Cali-
fornia Market
Horn Barney. First Avenue nr Bay
Kerr Charhs, First Avenue
Metz»er& McCansland, office 529 Clay
Miller A Lux, office 533 Kearny
Moffatt Eugene A Co., First Avenue.
South s. F.
Moore A Crocker. Fourth Avenue bet
M and N, South S. F.
Peres Louis A Co., oltice 526 Merchant
Poly L A Co.. office 112 Pout
Schweitzer J. A Co., 16 Clay Street
Market
Sedglv Joseph, office 533 Kearny
Selig M. A Co., office 526 Merchant
Smith, Brown A Co., oflice 507 Sac
Smith it Mann, office 539 California
Smith E. A C, Fifth Aveuue, South
S. F.
Uri Felix, 20 San Francisco Market
Zimmerman Henry, SW cor Santa
Clara and Potrero Avenue
Butchers- Hog. (Wholesale.)
Arnold Benjamin E„ M, South S. F.
BRANDENSTEIN M. A CO., office
529 Clay
Johnson Josiah G. A Co., M nr Fourth
Avenue
Pierson John, NE cor Sixteenth and
Nebraska
Willoughby A McCauley, Fifth Ave-
nue, South S. F.
Butchers — Sheep. (Whole-
sale.)
Baca P. A Co., office 533 Kearny
BRANDENSiEIN M. A CO., office 529
Clav
Horn Barney, First Avenue nr Bay
Larroehe A Husson.cor Filth Uailroad
Avenues
Lawler Joseph, SE cor Santa Clara
and Hampshire
Loumes X., office 526 Merchant
O'Brien William. New Bntchcrtown
PeguillaiiiV Bro.. Fifth Avenue Lit K
and L., South S. F.
fledgly Joseph, office 633 Kearnv
Silverherg it Zimmerman, N s 1'otrero
Avenue or Alameda
Butter— Importers.
[See Commission Merchants: also
Groceries; also Produce.]
Button Manufacturers.
NORCBOS8 >t co., 4 Post ,seo adv.
dept. page lxvi)
Cabinet Makers.
[See also Furniture. J
Aubrv F. O., 10 Taylor
Bate William II.. ill Stevenson
Bauin John, 6H5 California
Benten Frederick. b32 I lord
BoiSnet A , 401 Brannan
Buckner Charles. 110 ^ixth
Burke David, N s Folsom nr Sixth
Cole X. P. 4 Co.. 224 IJtish
Compas H., 316 Jackson
Dawes Shadrack, MM Clav
De MulfbrdJ., (coli r d)5l3 Bryant
DelveamlsH., B10 Vallejo
Droullhat it Cavan, 813 Montgomery
Eastern .lames. 1027 Market.
EKLIN OUST AVE. 448 Brannan (see
adv. dept. page 44
Findeisln August, 741 Mission
Goodwin* Co., 222 Pine
Hanson John P. A C<> . 1502 Stockton
Harper it. L..W14 FolBOm
Haussler Leonhard F.. 213 J aekson
Hoffmann W..SW enr l agcandOctavt*
HURSTMASS H. A CO.. 323 Pine (soe
adv. dept. page 26)
Jeffrcss .t Kennedy, NE cor Sixtli and
Minna
Johnson A Best, 311 Pine and 717 Mkt
Kerner l'eter, 110 Jessie
Linforth Edward H.,20 Fremont
Maas Jacob, 070 Folsom
McVea James. 1011 Powi 11
Meier George, 905 .lac son
Meyer Anton, 731 Pacific
Nye I). B,6 Freeh, n
PALM LR W. J. T. A CO., 105 Mission
(see adv. reg. names)
Patterson James, 28 sixth
Postel Isaiah. 10ii5 Market
Rentier it Jungldtil, 10 I vler
Holland A Marcot,785 Washington
Ross J. B.. 231 Second
Schreiber Chr. it C.i., 513 Market
schwerdt Bros., 114 lurk
Seitz J.. 315 Third
STRAHLE J. A CO.. 563 Market (see
advertisement)
Suckow Charles. 52'l Jackson
Tauter A. .426 BfoadWfl I
Teckelnberg Charhs. 343 Third
Crbais John, W s s;in Bruno Road nr
Flume House
Wehser Henry, S s Sixth nr Minna
Weichart .t Freest-, 5.0 line
Weir William G.. 113 Hayes
WHITNEY GEORGE 0. it CO., 319
l'ine (see a«lv. dept. page xxi)
Yungblol A. tt Co., 500 3 i in
Zehfuss Fred W., S04 Mission
fabooten.
BUCKNAM E. T.,22 Steuart (see adv.
dept. page 38)
Calkers.
[See Shipwrights.]
Cameo Cutters.
Mezzara P., 533 Jackson
Camphene Distillers.
Allvne A White. 121 California
DAY THOMAS, (Importer) 731 Mont-
gomery (see adv. front cover)
Dlctz A. C.it CO..( importers) 224 Front
Haines, Johnson A Co. .laments 226 Cal
Hollub it Co.. 202 Front
Stoti Alexander, 512 -ansom
Taylor F. B. A' Co., 113 Front
Candle Manufacturers.
[Seealso Soap.]
Auger, Christiansen A Co., (agents)
409 Battery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Comba and Brushes.
Visit W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY 20 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
732
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINES
DIRECTORY.
San Francisco Candle Co., 402 Front
Standard Soap Co., and Adamantine
Can ii<- Works, j04 Sacramento
Winter, Maurerft Co., (Mission) office
108 Bush
Cane Manufacturers.
Docrgcr Charles. 620 Merchant
Grim lei F.,6'15 Kearny
Meyer J. O. II., 228 .Montgomery
Cane Workers.
Long F. A.. 215 Dupont
Cap Manufacturers.
[See also Hats and Caps.]
Fleischer Wolf. 405 California
Cam William. 414 California
MEU8SDORFFEB .1. C. & BRO., 200
Montgomery ami 647 Washington
(see adv. dept. page lv, and edge of
volume)
Zobel Jacob, 125 Sansom
Capitalists.
[See also Bankers; also Real Estate.]
Allen II. H., lOfi Leidesdorff
Atherion F. I>.. 705 ^ansom
Barron Edward, 40K Montgomery
Bolton James R.. 61« Merchant
Boom William B..SW cor California
and Sansom
Boyd<fe Davis, 3 H Front
Brannan Samuel. 4 0 Montgomery
Bm,,ks F. W..22 Montgomery
Bull Alpheus,22 Merchants'Exch
Castle Michael, 2'3 Front.
Cohen Alfred A.. 402 Montgomery
Crane Thomas, 77 Montgomery Block
Crim Samuel, 420 California
Cunningham Lew is, Grand Hotel
Davis Ervvin, SW cor Cal and Powell
Dean Peter. 410 Clav
Decker Peter. 47 ^nuth Park
Donahue Peter, 426 Montgomery
Earl J. O..SW c»r Cal and Sansom
Eastman C. A.. 728 Montgomery
Cold tree Nathan. 25 Mattery
Grogan A. B.. eor Sansom and Jack
Haggin .1. B., 411« California
H spending A., Sff cor Cal and San
Hastings S. C„ 636 clay
Hay ward Alvinza, 224'California
Head Addison E., 414 California
Holladay Joseph. Lick House
Howard Charles W.. 11 Mont Block
Howard <:. H.. 523 Montgomeiy
Jessup Isaac. 615 Kearny
Keyes E. D.,507 Montgomery
Klopenstino Joseph. 422 Montgomery
Lander p. c., 504 Kearnv
Lathron Ken O.. 506 Montgomen'
Lent. W. M.. 410 California
Levy Herman, 107 Sansom
Le linv Theodore, 729 Montgomery
Lick James. 121 Sutter
Livingston Frank. 414 California
Livingst, n John. 311 Montgomery
Livingston Mark, 414 California
Low C. L., 116 Leidesdorff
Lnning Nicholas, 42s California
Lyons H. A., 41 1M California
Madden Thomas P., 636 Clav
Marsh E. B„ 528 Montgomery
Maynard Lafayette, 419 California
Mayne Charles, 524 M..ntg..mery
Met. l.vnn John A .936 Mission
Sferritt Samuel, 318 California
Mills D. <)., NW cur California and
Sansom
Moore James, 321 Front
Moss J. Mora. 418 { alilornia
Onlton (ieorge. 419 < alifornia
Page Nathaniel, 318 California
Paige Calvin. 633 Commercial
Parrott John. 5.'8 Sacramento
Phelan James, 3u5 -Montgomery
Pierce H. a. w., 728 Montgomery
Piper William A., 606 Montgomery
PLittH.lt., 04 Montgomery
Ralston William C„ N WcorCalifornia
and Sansom
Randolph B. H., 314 California
Reese Michael, 410 Montgomery
Reis Brothers. 316 California
Rose A, H., 331 Montgomery
Shirley John, 5 '4 Sansom
Sneath R. G., 416 Front
Tevis Lloyd, 41 1% California
Car and Locomotive Springs.
BETTS WILLIAM M. <fc BRO., 218
Fremont (sec adv. dept. page 32)
Car Manufacturers.
CASEBOLT it K ERR, cor Market and
Fifth (see adv. dept. page lvii)
Kimball Manufacturing Co.,corFourth
and Bryant
Carpenters and Builders.
[See also Contractors.]
Abbott A. J., Van Ness Av nr Eddy
Alexander D. G., cor Twenty-first Ave-
nue and K, South S. F.
Ashmead G. S., cor Florida and Co-
lumbia
Ashmead * Kellnm, 5 Beale
Barnes William, 913 Market
Baldwin Sidney, 226 Third
Bergson Ole, ill Leidesdorff
Bernard A., 15 Priest
Bernard F., 2 Morse
Bianchi J. B., 1214 Stockton
Bicking S. E., 514 Bush
Bienschwale Charles, 736 Mission
Bishop N. G., 5 Belden
Bolles George, 203^ Post
Bovyer William L., 107 Leidesdorff
Bowman C. E.. 1 Powell
Bradford W., 125 Fifth
Brav H. T., N s Oregon nr Davis
BRO WELL JEREMIAH, 422 Jackson
(see adv. dent, page 3)
Brown James H.. 524 Third
Buckner Charles, 21 Geary
Calvert John, 706 Sutter
Capprise Joseph, NE cor Chestnut and
Dupont
Carruthers G., 217 Kearny, rear
Casey M.. 1212 Larkin
Castagnino E., cor Taylor and Green-
wich
Clark W. P., 707 Market
Classen J. C, 516 Kearny
Collins B., 627 California
Connor J. I., 135 Second
Conrad A., 14 Webb
Cook John, 425 Pine
Crowley F.,749 Folsom
Cummi'ngs P., 815 Clay
CURTIS JOHN P., 320 Jackson (see
adv. dept. page 34)
Dickerson D. E.. 326 Montgomery
Dixon I., 326 Montgomery
Drouilhat i Cavan,813 Montgomery
Drury James, 638 Market
Dunlap A., SW cor Mont and Union
Dunn James, 531 Jackson
Durnin James, S \V cor Ellis and Mason
Eckert F. M., 217 Kearny
Finney J. T., 612 Green
Foeth J. II., SW cor Pac and Mason
Frichette .fc Daigneau, E s Drumm nr
Washington
Frost William. 818 Sutter
Giesmann C, 205 Commercial
Gould C. G., 322 Jackson
Grant John, 914 Market
Guiraud Joseph, 605 Post
Haaf Jacob, 16 Kearny
Hall Winslow, 638 Market
Harris J. H., 326 Montgomery
Hastings G. A., 18 Morton
Herman & Van Borstel, 110 Sutter
Heston Joseph, 13 lielden
Hills S. M., 842 Clay
Hinrichs C, 616 Broadway
Hussey A.C.,707 Market
Hutchinson (J, & W., 215 Pine
Ingle J. P., NEcor Lomb and Fillmore
Johnson J. E., 644 Market
Jones J. J., 522 Jackson
Jose W. II., 541 Mission
Josselyn J. B., 717 Third
Kellev J. C, 326 Montgomery
Kells W. F., 435 Jackson
Kelly James M., 303 Jessie
Kerner P., 14 Jessie
Kindelberger J., N s Berry nr Fourth
King H. L..619 Clay
Klatt F., 516 Kearny
Klein J.. 735 .Mission
Kreger W. B.. 108 Davis
Lamb F. IS., 231 Second
Learned E. A., 807 Howard
Lehman C, cor Railroad and Fifteenth
Avenues
Leihert J. G., 326 Montgomery
Lewis E. W., s s Green nr Larkin
Lowry W., 573 Mission
LUFKIN .fc CO., 506 Montgomery
Luger J., 295 Commercial
McCullough S., E s Capp nr Twenty-
third
Mclnnes J. H., 910 Larkin
McLcod D.. 1126 Market
McMahon T., 109 Mission
Meier G., 905 Jackson
Menomv E. T., 409 Washington
Merritt M. P., 320 Sansom
Metz W. T.. 818 Clay
Meyer A., 731 Pacilic
Moffatt P. K., 9 Eddy
Moffatt T., 326 Montgomery
More J. J„ 571 Mission
M orris & Gay. 702 Post
Morton J. B.. SW cor Larkin and Jack
Murray P., 209 Folsom
Nichols A. R., Cedar nr Washington
Nunan E., 618 Clav
Nutting J. E., 923 "Powell
O'Brien M..SE cor Armv and Sanchez
0' Donovan B. F., 16 Taylor
Palmer C. W.. W s Drumm nr Cal
Parent C. L., 232 Fremont
Perry H. E., 622 Clay
Peters J. L.. W E Miss nr Twentj'-third
Pfaffll., 1411 Stockton
Phipps S., Dodson's Alley
Pinkerton W. C. 3 Quincy
Prindle D. S., 862 Mission
Pratt H. G., 113 Commercial
Quackenbush T. M., 534 Jackson
Quinn Charles, Lilly nr Gough
Reed John S., 3 Heldcn
Roach T. M., 417 Market
Roesler & Proff, 225 Post
Rohlffs & Burns, 223 Drumm
Ross D. W., 109 Sansom
Ross I., 919 Washington
Scheercr Joseph, 594 Post
Small Allen, Ss Nineteenth nr How
Smith Henry, 625 Howard
Smith & Burlingame, 669 Howard
Snyder A. A., 6:1 Halleck
Spencer Ferdinand, 231 Second
Stebbins W. P. C, 922 Mission
Stewart <fe Nash, 77 Stevenson
Stover <fc Chase. N s Market nr Davis
Stuart T. D., 939 Market
Teckelnburg C, 343 Third
Terrill ,t Slaven, 336 Seventeenth
Thiele & Jursch, 657 Mission
Thornhill Joseph, 1612 Mason
Tilden C. L., 8 Quincy
Townsend Jacob. Napa nr Arkansas
Trainer J. W., 5 Post
Traulsen F.. Post nr Lyon
Vallely E., Montgomery Court
Varnev L. H., 638 Market
Walker Seth, 1619 Sacramento
Warren C. D. & Co., 612 Pacific
Wehr Frederick. 40 Jackson
Weir J. C, 840 Mission
WestH. J. 1302 Powell
Wh.vteJ. P., 229 Suiter
Williams B. F., 211 Drumm
Williams John S., 728 Vallejo
Carpet Keating.
MERRILL PARKER, SW cor Fifth
and Market (see adv. dept. page 25)
Mitchell J. E. <fc Co.. 23 Seventh
SPAULDING JOHN. 353 Tehama,
(see adv. dept. page 7)
Weyer August, (blanket) 116 Post
Carpet Sweeping Machines.
Dorsey &. Lowery, 208 Montgomery
Carpet Manufacturers.
Mackay Alex., 840 Market
Carpets.
[♦Importers.]
*BELL JOHN C, 5!4 Market (see
adv. dept. page liv)
*Berson A. <fc Son. 712 Washington
♦BURNHAM JAMES W. & CO., 618
Market (see adv. dept. page 17)
♦Edwards Frank G.,628 Clay
♦Gullixson Henry A., 687 Market
♦HardieA Fredericks, cor Mkt. and San
♦HE YN EM ANN & CO., 5 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xl)
♦Kennedy Edmonl ('.. 215 Bush
Lenhardt Adam, 1232 Stockton
Mackay Alexander, (manuf) 840 Mkt
Marchehout Bros., H21 Stockton
♦McElwee & Stringer, 751 Market
♦Mitchell <fc Bell, 314 Pine
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCTTaack & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. Smokers'
Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
733
MOUNTAIN & KAYE. 718 Market
(see adv. dept. page lxv)
Nelson John (;., 643 .Market
"PLUM, BELL <fc CO., 24 Post (see
adv. back cover)
Poole Marcus M., 719 Market
Pouzadoux L., 10U Stockton
Schlucter & Volbcrg, 14 lliird
♦Walter D. N. iKa; Co. 1 Battery
Carriage and Wagon Depots.
Abbot, Downing & Co., (Hill & East-
man, agents) 413 Battery
ARTHUR J. D. & SON.SWcorCali-
lornia and Davis (sue adv. dept.
page 32)
BLACK HENRY M., 1120 Market (see
adv. dept. page l.wiij
CALIFORNIA 1'AITERSALLS, A.
M. Burns <t Co., cor Sansom and
HaUerk (see adv. dept. page xc)
Chase & Bowley, (i Merchants1 Exch
Kimball Carriage and Car Manufac-
turing Co., cor Fourth and Bryant
McArron iv. Sophey, 820 Folsom
MEEKER JAMES & CO.. SE cor Cal
and Davis (see. adv. dept. page liii)
Miller David I).. 715 -Market
MILLS & EVANS. 508 Market (see
adv. dept. page 18)
Willey 0. F. & Co., 211 Battery
Carriage and Wagon Mann-
facturers.
[♦Importers.]
Allen M. W. it Co., SE cor Fourth and
Silver
Anderson W. B., 770 Mission
Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
Arfort John B.. 218 Post
Balthazard >t Bebo, NE cor Twenty-
tourtli and Mission
Barz it Suhl, 114 Sacramento
♦BLACK HENRY M., 1120 Market (see
adv. dept. page lxvii)
Bourgeois Alexander. 6i0 Broadway
CA3EBOLT <t KERR, SW cor Market
and fifth (see adv. dept. page lvii)
Clapp Ja-on, 201 Drumm
Collins Jam s, S6s Folsom
Costigan it Brother, 404 Jackson
Craig it Rommel, 579 Market
Desmond Daniel, 413 Third
Dohs Chas. <t Co., H26 Harrison
Donlan Thomas, NE cor O'Farrell and
Powell
Dunne James, 817 Market
Dupuy John, 528 Broadway
Emris N., s\V cor Seventeenth and
Mission
Evans John, 856 Howard
Falkingham i Sherwood, (children's)
2015 Folsom
Farren Joim \V., 121 Beale
Feisel F. 1'., 1507Mission
Fisher Benjamin A.. 3lu Mission
Fogarty & .Meyer, 960 Mission
♦Folsom Albert, 531 California
Friedhofer l'atil, 249 Fourth
Gallagher Bernard, 222 Mission
Gardner H. E., 928 Harrison
Garriek it Co., H50 Howard
Gebhardt Fred, 770 .Mission
Grave Bernard, 724 Broadway
Gunn Joseph H., .Market nr Seventh
Hayes T. J., (trimmer) 111 O'Farrell
Herlist Charles, 5 Mason
Higgins Jolin, 670 Mission
HillerR. M., 715 Folsom
James Eugene. 493 Eighth
Kilborn J., 1106 Howard
♦Kimball Carriage and Car Manufac-
turing Co , cor Fourth and Bryant
Knownburg J.,E s Folsom nr Twenty-
second
Lamer Thomas 1)., NE cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Larkins & Co., 631 Howard
Lawton J. H. & Co., 20 Seventh
Locke <fc Neumiller, 53 Eddv
Lowney & Co., E s Eighth nr Howard
Lowry it Newell, 626 Front
Mangeot & Lacaze, 702 Sansom
Massone G..615 Sansom
Matthai John C. H., 708 Battery
McArron <fc Sophey, 820 Folsom
Mead John, San Jose Road nr Fair
Avenue
Miller David D., 715 Market
Morrison John B., 671 Mission
Mowry W. A., 1140 Folsom
MullerF. W., 1113 Mission
.Murray T., 1025 Market
Newkirk l>. E., E s .Mission nr Twen-
ty-third
Nicholson M., SE cor Brannan and
Ninth
Pollard A Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
ISO Jessie
Radezewsky J., 507 Pacific
Ratierty B., 815 Market
Reiser C, 517 l'ost, rear
Rothgauger Frederick, 834 Harrison
Saul .t Co., i) Powell
Shute <t Bro., HI U'Farrell
Siegley Gottlieb, UK cor Union and
Stockton
Sindel Jacob <t Co., 424 Pacific
Steinweg Charles, 117 Beale
laber it Cunningham, u5t> Howard
Tlioinanu Fred. 1053 Market
Van Court J. F., (trimmer) 581 Market
Walker <t Klapperich, 6ost Battery
Weston S. W., W a Polk m-Buwy
Witbeck Peter, 556 Mission
*\\ Uley O. F. it Co., 211 Battery
Winall it Co., 17 Stevenson
Carriage aud Wagon Smiths.
[See Blacksmiths.]
Carriage and Wagon Stock.
CASEBOLT <t KERR, cor Market and
Filth (see adv. <upt. page MO
Casebolt J. D. X Co., 24 Beale
Holt Bros., 27 Beale
MEEKER, J AMES it CO..SE cor Cal-
ifornia aud Davis (see adv. dept.
page liii)
Osborn K. F. <fc Co., (hardware) 749
Market
Smith Stephen 8., Ill Market
Strautit Hamilton, 111 Sacramento
WA lERHolSE it LESTER, 122 Mar-
ket and 21 California (see adv. dept.
page xciii)
White Bros., 110 Market aud 7 Cali-
fornia
Carriage Springs —Manufac-
turers.
BETTS W.M.& BRO., 218 Fremont
(see adv. dept. page 32)
Fookes W. G., S »V cor Market and
Fifth
VAN WINKLE &. DAVENPORT,
(importers) 415 Market
Carriage Trimmers.
Becker Caspar, 733 Mission
Nunau Thomas, 554 Mission
Van Court J. F., 5sl Market
Carvers aud Gilders.
BRYANT, STRAHAN it CO., 30 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept. page 31)
Clark William 11. T.. 31 Third
Ekelund Erric,6i0 Merchant
Fook Kee, Chinese) 705 Jackson
Fuller G. F., (doorplates) 631 Sac
Gereau W.B., (ship; 11 Spear
GUMP S. .t G., 119 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page Ixvii)
Hoefer Henry G., 813 Washington
KOLLMYEK W. A., 640 Washington
(see adv. dept. page 23)
MCQUILLAN B., 200 Leidesdorff) see
adv. dept. page lxiii)
NILE MATTHEW D., 225 Kearny (see
adv. dept. page 26)
Rosenthal Joseph, 103 Third
Smith W. Wallace, 514 Jones
Snow it Roos, 21 Kearny
Volney Victor, 835 Clay
Warren .t Kemp, N W cor Howard and
Spear
Yoke Kee, (Chinese) 721 Sacramento
Yorke J. S., 437 Brannan
Cask Manufacturers.
[See Coopers and Barrel Dealers.]
Caviar Dealers.
Saulmann it Lauenstein,520 California
Thiele A. L., 2 Leidesdortf
Cement.
[See also Lime.]
Benicia Cement Co., 116 Front
Columbia River Manufacturing Co.,
Ill Washington
Davis <fc Cowell, NE cor Washington
and Front, and -E cor Mk
Giant Cement < o., 410 Washington
Holmes li. 1'., SE cor Mkt and Fust
Champagne Manufacturers.
[See Liquors; also Native Wines.]
Finke Alois, SE cor Mason and Green-
wich
Laudsbcrger I. Ji Co., 420 Juckson
Cement «".,.<-.
[See also Potteries.]
AsphaltumPressure Pipe Co., 315 Cal
BRO WELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page 3;
Meiioinv E. i ., 4u./ n ashington
PADEV MARTIN, cor Francisco and
Taylor (see adv. reg ol nauics.p 515)
Charcoal.
[See Coal; also Wood and Coal]
Ohlandl N. it Co., (manufacturers) ear
Alameda and Jersey
Chemical Works.
Bay View, Sixteenth ur Pols >m
CALIFORNIA, San Bruno Road nr
lslais Creek (see adv. dept. page
xcviiii
Crane it Cording, cor Sixth Avenue
and l>, south s. F.
Golden City, cor Seventh and Town-
send
San Francisco, Valencia nr Fifteenth
Chemicals.
[See Drugs and Medicines aud Dye
Stutis. j
Chemists.
[See also Assayers.]
Bauer John A., 101 Post
Bessemer H. L.. 14 Mary
FALEENAD LOUIS, (metallurgical)
421 Montgomery (aee adv. dept.
page 49)
Hanks Henry G., (metallurgical) 649
Clay
Hewston J. Jr., (metallurgical) 416
Montgomery
Hinckley Charles E., 32 Post
Holbrook Charles B., SW cor Folsom
and sixth
Horstmaun it Mablstedt, Sixteenth nr
Folsom
Howden James, 212 Stevenson
Hucks J. J. it Son, SE cor lay lor and
Francisco
KUH LEOPOLD, (metallurgical) 611
Commercial (see adv. dept. p liii)
Lanszweert I... 335 Fifth
Mavhew W. E., N W cor Howard and
Fourth
Nenkopshy Char! -s, S s Pine nr Gough
Painter & Calvert, SE cor Clay and
Kearny and 25 Kearny
Price T., (metallurgical 715 Post
Sander Robert, NE cor Broadway and
Larkin
San Francisco Chemical Works Co.,
402 Front
Schmidt Henry W., SE cor Kearny
and Sacramento
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont
(sec adv. reg. of names page 698)
Thayer B. B., 1 New Montgomery
Wakclee 11. ^.^metallurgical) >E cor
.Montgomery and Bush
WIM.MER HENRY, 201 Kearny (see
adv. dept. page Ixvi.)
Chimney Tops.
[See Stoves and Tinware.]
Chinese Ooods.
[See Merchants— Chinese.]
Chiropodists.
Aitkin C.,405 Seamy
Cowan Robert II., 310 Kearny
Fowler M. S. Mrs . 319 Rush
Hennegln I'. W., 320 Kearny
Loebel& Aitken,43S Kearny
Popper Viet, 20 Montgomery
Treat James W. ,523 Kearny
JONES, PLTLLMAN & CO., 118 Sansom Street, Beat Paper and Linen Collar*.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to W ATKINS', 23 Montg. St.
736
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Pond William C, pastor Third Con-
gregational Church, dwl Ws Va-
lencia nr Twentieth
Power Patrick, assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, dwl 734 .Mission
Prelate Francis, dwl 841 Market
Prendi rgasl John J., pastor St Mary's
Cathedral, dwl 628 California
Quinn John, assistant pastor St. Jo-
seph's Church, dwl XV s Tenth nr
Howard
Rall'o Paul, dwl S41 Market
BOSS J. W., dwl 1114 Market
Eowell Joseph, pastor Mariners'
Church, dwl 1206 California
Ruby J. II.. dwl 22 John
Sawtclle Henry A., pastor Union
Square Baptist Church, dwl 610
Taylor
Scott \V. A., pastor St. John's Presby-
terian Church, dwl 521 Post
Bcrlmgeour K., dwl NW cor Taylor
and Jackson
Bhapero Aaron, dwl 340 Jessie
Shearer Frederick li., 757 Market
Simonds S.D., pastor Seamen's Bethel,
dwl 923 Clay
Slattery M., assistant pasl or St. Mary's
Cathedral, dwl 628 t alifornia
Smith A. B., (colored) dwl 1019 Pacific
Spear J. M., dwl 314 Bush
Speckler W. A., assistant pastor St.
Mary's Cathedral, dwl 628 Cal
Stebbins Horatio, pastor First Unita-
rian Church, dwl 16 Ellis
Stone Andrew L., pastor First Con-
gregational Church, dwl 617 Bnsli
Sullivan Florence J., dwl 841 Market
Tadini Joseph, dwl 841 .Market
Teller Isaac W\. pastor Christian
Church, dwl !"38 Mission
Thomas Eleiuer, dwl 711 Mission
Todd E, S., pastor Bush Street M. E.
Church, dwl N s Bush nr Scott
Trench T. Weldon.dwl 227 Second
Valdneei Constantine, 841 Market
Valent.ini John, assistant pastor St.
Francis Church, dwl 519 Green
Walker L.. pastor Howard Street M.
E. Church, dwl 8 Hubbard
Ward T. M. I>., (colored) dwl S s Riley
nr Jones
Warren J. II., dwl 109 Montgomery
Watson Daniel s., pastor Columbia
Square Church, dwl 1036 Mission
Williams Albert, dwl Grand Hotel
Williamson Peter 8., dwl 629 California
Wolf s., pastor St. Boniface Church,
dwl S s Tyler nr Jones
Woodbridge Sylvester, pastor Howard
street Presbyterian Church, dwl
E s Howard ur Twenty-second
Woodwortb James, 302 Montgomery
Worcester Joseph, pastor New Jeru-
salem Church, dwl 812 Taylor
Young .lames R.. (colored) pastor
Third Baptist Church,dwl Ankeny
Place nr Powell
Cloaks anil Mantillas.
[See also Millinery Goods.]
Altenherg Rosalie Mrs., 528 Kearny
Baruth s. & Co., 400 Kearny
Berkowitz Meyer, 618 Kearny
Cheney M. E. Mrs.. 303 Stockton
Ehrhard Adam, 267 Third
Kerby, Byrne <fe Co.. 7 Montgomery
Leszvnskv Lesser, 26 Kearny
Michaelitschke A. Mrs., 761 Clay
Mitchell M. Mrs., 30* Kearny
Morgenstern Meyer. 408 Kearny
Rosenblatt Samson, 105 Kearny
Sullivan, Fratinger & Co., 14 Mont
Wurkheim Morris, 20 Montgomery
Clocks — Importers.
[See also Jewelers; also Watches.]
American Clock Co., H. Molineux
agent, 520 Market and 19 Sutter
Hain <fc Pollard, 7 Kearny
HaynesA Lawton, 609 Market
Molineux Henry, (agent) 520 Market
and 19 Sutler
New Haven Clock Co., agency, 520
Market
SEAMAN'S JOB M. A CO., 311 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 37)
Swain R. A. & Co., 200 sansom
Titcomb it Williams, 240 Montgomery
Wenzel H., 303 Montgomery
Zacharias Henry, 534 Kearny
Clothing— Wholesale Job-
bers.
['Importers.]
♦Alexander J. <fc Co., NW cor Battery
and Busli
♦Alexander S. O. it Co., 4 Battery
♦Bauin J. & Co., 222 Sans. mi
♦Brown Nathan, 108 Battery
Caskel S. ,t Co., 225 Sansom
♦Colman Brothers, 107 Battery
♦Dahlman Charles, 124 Sansom
♦Elfelt A. B. it Co., 108 Sansom
♦Feehheimer, Goodkind <fc Co., 110
Bush
♦Greenebaum Brothers, 7 Sansom
Hyams Brothers, 227 ansoni
Isaacs A' Gross, 221 Sansom
Lew P. & Bro., 22 Sansom
♦MCCAIN, FLOOD it McCLCRE, 109
Pine (see adv. dipt, page xix)
Meyerslein A Lowenberg, 25 Sansom
♦Neustadter Brothers, N \V cor Bat-
tery and Pine
♦Rubber Clothing Co., (rubber) 607
Market
♦Schafer & Co., 26 Battery
SHERMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608
Mont (see adv. dept. page lxxxix)
Smith Walter K., 412 Sansom
•STEINHART XV. & I. & Co., 3 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page lxxviii)
♦Strauss Levi it Co., 14 Battery
♦ Toklas, Halm & Brown, 24 Sansom
♦VAN SCHAACK C. P. & Co., 708
Kearny (see adv. register of names,
each alternate page)
Clothing— ISoys or Children.
Bessey R. XV. Mrs., 638 Howard
Betzei & Colin, 109 Sansom
Danncnberg A. Mrs.,24 Montgomery
Hennery F. Mine., 1405 Stockton
Diamant A- Beniner, o Battery
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Figel Samuel, 3 Masonic Temple
Friedlander 11 it Co., 9 Third
Green it Seiler, 689 Market
Industrial Depot, cor .New Montgom-
ery and .Natoma
Jacob's J., 410 Sansom
Ladies Depository, 15 New Mont
Levy II., 125 Sansom
Milllgan E. Miss., 14 Second
Norton B. M. Miss, 240 Third
Walsh Margaret Mrs., 23 Ja Geary
Clothing — Manufacturers.
Alexander S. O. & Co., 4 Battery
Baum J it Co., 222 Sansom
Betzei it Colin, 109 Sansom
Brown Philip A Bro., 125 Sansom
Greenebaum Brothers, 7 Sansom
Haas S., 311 Tine
Hastings C. C. <t Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Isaacs it Gross, 221 Sansom
Levy Henry, 125 Sansom
Schafer & Co., 26 Battery
SHERMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608
.Mont (see adv. dept. page lxxxix)
STEIN HART W. & 1. & C0..3 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page lxxviii)
Toklas', Ilahn & Brown, 20 Sansom
Wing Sing it Co., (Chinese) 753 Clay
Clothing— Oil.
Cohn I., 25 Drumm
Newman John, 411 Washington
Sutton Charles Jr., 34 California
Clothing Retail.
♦Importers.
Abraham G., 729 Market
Abraham Isaac, 435 1'aciflc
Abraham Joseph. 818 Montgomery
Abrahams L.,6 Clay
Adler B., 427 l'acitic
Alexander S.. 146 Steuart
Arnheim S., 361 Pacific
Asher A. F., 16 Washington
Asher S., N s Jackson bet Drumm and
Davis
Berel Jacob, 743 Pacific
Bley A., 54 Third
Brodek G.. 902 Kearny
Caro M.,306 Pacific
Caro S., 40 Third
ChoateN.,614 Fourth
Church T. R., 233 Montgomery
Citron M. L., 131 Pacific
Cohn E., 513 Commercial
Cohn L., 408 Pacific
Cohn M., 505 Commercial
Colin M. B., 131 Jackson
Cohn S., 421 Kearny
Coleman M., 244 third
♦Colman Bros., SW cor Montgomery
and Washington
♦Colman Charles, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Bush
Coney A., 28 Sacramento
Cooper John, 22 Montgomery
Dake, McKown & <'o., 15 Kearny
Dettelbach <fc Co., 60 Third
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Figel S., 3 Masonic Temple
Fogel G., 10 Clay
Frank E., 211 Pacific
Franklin G., 511 Davis
Goldstein A., 4'fl Pacific
Goodman it Lindner, 237 Kearny
Green H.. 107 Pacific
Harris Isaac. 613 Davis
Harris M., 319 Pacific
Harris S.. 212 Steuart
Harris W., 508 Davis
Harshall G., 221 Third
♦Hastings C C. A' Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Hekman 1., 42 Jackson
Herman L., 822 Muntgomery
Hyams E., 335 Kearny
Isaacs A., 903 Kearny
Isaacs S., 433 Pacific
Israel Simon A- Co., W s Railroad Ave-
nue nr Fifth Avenue
Jacobs A., 607 Pacific
Jacobs D., 315 Pacific
Jacobs D., 518 Pacific
Jacobs M., 417 Pacific
Jones .t Co., 712 Market
Joseph Bros., SW cor Mont and Pine
Joseph H., 434 Pacific
Kaplan II.. 338 Kearny
Kavser M. & Bro., 232 Bush
Keser L.,934 Market
Lachman A., 429 Pacific
Lambert & Wright, NW cor Pacific
and Sansom
Lando II., 403 Kearnv
Laventhal S. A- Co., 58 and 110 Third
Lessman I., 504 Pacific
Leventhal .1., 812 Pacific
Levy L.,227 Pacific
Levy L., 607 Davis
LevV M., 9 Jackson
Lincoln J.. 838 .Market
Lindner it Kron, 927 Kearny
Louisson 51., 525 Kearny
Magary & Co.. 231 Kearny
Marks H.,536 Commercial
Marks H., 24 St.u ut
Martin J M., SW cor Sac and Mont
Mendelson E., 233 Pacific
Meverstein IL, 537 Kearny
Michaels I., 209 Fourth
Mierson, Jewell A Co., 822 Kearny
Moesta J. P., 644 ('lav
Mohrhardt it Billy, Quincy Hall, 547
Washington
Morgcnstern A., SW cor Front and
•Pacific
Morris P. Mrs., 125 Fourth
Morris P., N W cor Sac and East
M undt A., 613 Kearny
Nathan S., 4u5 Pacific
Page R., NE cor Pacific and Mont
Palmer Bros ,730 Market
Peiser I. & N., 201 Montgomery
Peiser it Schwartz., 20 1 bird
Peisser Jacob, 239 I bird
Peyser H., 719 Montgomery
Pinkus M., NEcor Pacific and San
Plato 1).. 6 Steuart
Prager L., 823 Kearnv
Purdv it Litchfield, 500 Washington
Raphael 1., 505 Davis
Roos Bros., 37 Kearny
Salomon E., 536 Pacific
Salomon 1., 422 Pacific
Samuels L., 1119 Dupont
♦SHERMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608
Montgomery (see. adv. dept. page
lxxxix)
Sheyer it Abrahamson, 429 Kearny
Sigcl D., 525 Jackson
Slatz S.. 410 Pacific
Smith Herman, 47 Sacramento
Solomon A., SE cor Pacific and Mont
Solomon L., 48 Steuart
Sperling A.. 820 O'Farrell
Steiger S. Mrs., 902 Dupont
Stockwitz M., 531 Jackson
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Sullivan P. J., 28 Third
Warsliawski Jacob, 410 Kearny
Weiner & Co., 529 Commercial
Wolf E., 262 Th itd
Woolfl & Bro., 936 Dupont
Cloths and Woolen Goods.
[•Importers; see also Dry Goods.]
Berkowitz M., 618 Kearny
•Lazard FrereS, 525 Market
♦Levy Michael, 042 Sacramento
MISSION AND PACIFIC WOOLEN
MILLS, 517 Market
Morgenthau M., 108 Bush
*RAAS C. & E. it CO., 616 Sacramen-
to (see adv. dept. page xxvi)
*Keiss it Moritz, 115 Gutter
Reynolds G. L., 6:is Clay
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER
WOOLEN FACTORY, office 115
Battery
San Jose Woolen Mills, 319 California
♦STEIN, SIMON & CO., 632 Sac and
631 Com (see adv. dept. page lx)
*ULLMANN M. & CO., 628 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page xxvi)
♦Wurkheim Max, 22 Sansom
Coal Dealers.
[See also Wood and Coal.]
Anderson Thomas, 737 Jackson
Barnard Frank, 213 Jackson
Bellingham Bay Coal Co., Rincon
Wharf
Bichard Nicholas, S s How nr Steuart
Black Diamond Coal Co., Rincon
Wharf
Bluxome ifc Cassebohm, 206 Sansom
Boulanger M. C, 1165 Howard
California Condensed Coal Co., 119
Main
Chandler Richard D., 118 Pacific
Cook Albert O., 212 Clay
Cornwall Pierre B., NE cor Harrison
and Spear
Dovle James R., 415 Pacific
Eastport Coos Bay Mining Co., 31
Merchants' Exchange
Ebbets Arthur M., 113 Sacramento
Greenhood William W., 402 Sansom
Ha9te<k Kirk, 24 Beale
Healy Joseph, 316 Montgomery
Henry C. A'., (agent) 44s California
Howard it Pool, 31 Merchants' Ex
Jaffe Louis, 126 Sutter
Jeffers it Geddes, 5 Mason
Johnson George C. it Co., 33 Battery
Kershaw <t Twing, 17 Spear
Knapp it Meacham, E s Mission nr
Twenty fourth
Lord Charles G. <fc Co., 11 Taylor
Middleton it Co., 14 Post
Miller W, H. &, Co., 110 Jackson
NculensJ. B., 718 Sansom
Newbauer Joseph, 213 Main
O'Hanlon F., 133 Second
Pool <fc Harris, 31 M e re h Exchange
Renault John, 712 Pacific
Rocky Mountain Coal Co., 443 Cal
Rosenfeld John, NE cor Foland Spear
Ross John, 313 First
Santa Rosa Coal M. Co., 540 Clay
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co.,
206 Sansom
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO., 118 Cal
Shattuck it Hillegass.llO Jackson
Shaw it Sharp, 16 Fremont
Shawl M. & Co.. 209 Sansom
Storm <fc Co., 329 Moutgomery
Turner <fc Harvey, East bet Jackson
and Pacific
VAN WINKLU & DAVENPORT,
413 Market
Walton tt Coleman, 119 Main
Weed Alex., 443 California
Whipple S. B., 313 Mission
Coal Oil.
[♦Importers.]
♦Allyne A White, 121 California
♦Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
♦Havward A., 224 California
♦Ho'llub A. & Co., 202 Front
Stott Alexander, 512 Sansom
♦TaylorF. B. & Co., 113 Front
Cobble Stone— Depot.
Caduc Philip, 619 Montgomery
Coffee Factories.
BERNARD CHARLES, 707 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xxi)
Folger J. A. & Co., 220 Front
dates Horace. 10 Stevenson
GHIKAKDELLI I)., 415 Jackson (see
adv. dept page 19)
Goardon E. -Mine., 984 Harrison
Guittard E. & Co., 511 Commercial
Koppel V. «Sc Co., (dealers) Grand
Central Market
Ladner Lorentz, 913 Stockton
Larco Nicholas, 430 Jackson
Loeven, Emil & Co.. 520 Front
MARDEN it MYHICK, 212 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page lxxix)
Murphy Bros., 761 Market
VENARD G., 625 Front (see adv. dept.
page xxviii)
Coffee Houses.
[See also Restaurants.]
Adeleka J., 727 Pacific
Ahlstrom Fred. & Co., W s Drumm nr
Jackson
Aitken Clias. H. Jr., 329 East
Alex J. P., 725 Pacific
Allione F., 1324 Stockton
Antunovich & Russell, 403 East
Antunovich N., S\V cor East and
Commercial
Boghiscicli it Brown, 506 Washington
Brown F., 32 Steuart
Buckarovich P., NE cor Clay and
Drumm
Buva N., 605 Davis
CalabotaS.,521 East
Divisich S. it Co., 623 Davis
Dominick it Co., 16 Folsom
DrobazM.,503 East
Duffy W. P., SW cor Val and Davis
Ellicli George, 156 Steuart
Ellieli John, 505 Sansom
Enquist it Peterson, 33 Sacramento
Franciscovich M., 41 Pacific
Fngel II., 17 Pacific
Gancovich G., 221 Leidesdorff
Good A., 546 Clay
lvancovicli J., 624 Kearny
Jacobson 1L, SE cor Battery and Pac
Jiivovieh L., NW cor Jack and Drumm
Jury John & Bros., 524 Merchant
Koppel V. <t Co., 20 Grand Central
Market
Kronholm J. J., 22 Washington
Lelin J., E s Valencia nr sixteenth
Lucchetti & Cereghino, 512 Sansom
Luchsich A., 260 steuart
Makree it Rozetti, 13 Washington
Merslieh D., S s Vallejo nr Davis, and
1126 Dupont
Miller John, 22 Washington
Miller John, 529 Commercial
Milloglav P., 719 Davis
Olsen A. S., N s Jackson nr Davis
Pavlicevich J., 523 Davis
Petersen C. A., 10 Sacramento
Pfuhl A, 703 Battery
Preda & Co., 504 Clay
Quinn J. S.,]s'E cor Second and Town-
send
Rismondo & Mascolini, 629 Davis
Scott & Cartwright, 509 Washington
Smith Andrew, 58 Steuart
Solari E., 20 Clay
Stanley Robert, 264 Steuart
Uzovich John, NW cor Davis and
Oregon
Walpole Frederick, 42 Steuart
Williams Michael, 15 Vallejo
Coffin Warehouses.
[See also Undertakers.]
GRAY N., 641 Sacramento (see adv.
dept. page xlix)
Lockhart it Porter, (manufacturers)
269 Stevenson
Massey & Yung, 651 Sacramento
Collectors.
[See also Brokers— House]
Ashton Charles, 519 Montgomery
Badlam & Berry, 418 Montgomery
Baker S. D., cor Montgomery and
Barnard Isaac D., 232 Montgomery
Bash H., 540 Kearny
Beretti William, 430 Jackson
Bollinger John C, 608 Merchant
Brown C. A., 331 Montgomery
Bryan & Coe, 523 Kearny
Buflandeaii Emlle 1'... 520 Merchant
Cardtnell John a.. 130 Valencia
Carter R. W.. 304 Montgomery
Chapln George vv\, 338 Mont
Cla\ is Paul, 586 Vallejo
Collins W., HUM Washington
Conner John w., 604 Merchant
t lusheon John I)., 236 Mont
Dalj a HawklnB, 220 Montgomery
Dam it Klanchard, 320 Montgomery
Damon Dexter.808 Montgomery
I)e Villars II. M.. 729 Mimigumbiy
Donnelly A. J.,(I38 Kearny
Douglas ,t Fogg, 128 Kearny
Durand A., 216 California
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Gorham J, E„ 6iw Merchant
Cray k. t; ,402 Montgomery
Harding s. C.,736 Montgomery
Hellmau Henry Jr., 320 .Montgomery
lloogs.t Butler, 328 Montgomery
Johnston & Gonzalez, 228 Mom
KeanP. II.. 622 Clay
Knox ,t Brown, tsii7 Montgomery
Landry N., (rent) 812 Commercial
Lindsey J. II.. 409 California
Lindsey William, S«4 Montgomery
Madison it Burke, 316 Mont
Magratli Bios.. 648 Market
Marchant E. A., 716 Montgomery
McCOmbe John, 502 Montgomery
McElrov Robert, 305 Montgomery
MerzbachJ., 206 Montgomery
Milieu E. V., 4U8 Callfbrnla
Peel Jonathan, 31 third
Pulverman B., 712 Montgomery
Rowley B. N., 637 Kearny
Selignfan M.,636 Clay
SoriaA- Co., 315 California
Bpaulding C. A.. 54 Mont mock
« ay Thomas, SO California Market
Wilcocks Benjamin, 606 .Merchant
Colleges.
[See Teachers; also Schools.]
City Female Seminary, SE cor Mason
and O'Farrell
HEALD'S lit 'SIN ESS COLLEGE, 24
Post (see adv. opp. page)
Medical Department, University of
the Pacific, SE cor Stockton and
Geary
Odd Fellows, offlre 528 California
Pacific Business College, SE cor Geary
and Stoekton
SANTA CLARA, A. Varsi, president.
Santa Clara Co. (see adv. dept. p.xlii
St. Ignatius, »41 Market bet Fourth
and Fifth
St. Mary's, Old San Jose Road, 4H
miles from City Mall
TOLAND MEDICAL, Es Stocktonnr
Chestnut (see adv. dept. page xeij
Union, 501 Second
University, (late City) S s Silver Av nr
San Jose Road
University of California, (Oakland)
office '320 Sansom
Colors— Aulline.
Mahnz Hugo, 304 Battrry
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
States, to take testimony and to ac-
knowledge deeds to be used in each
respective State.
Alabama.
Brenham C. J„ 217 Sansom
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Peckham E. P.. 413 California
Scudder Frank V.,611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 5H6 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Arizona Tbrbitoey.
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery
Crittenden Parker. 340 .Montgomery
Joice E. V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
McKenzie J. W., 439 California
Messec I. u. 406 Montgomery
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sarsom St., Pull lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
47
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, SOB Montgomery
ThibaultF. J., 442 Calitoruia
Arkansas.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Colorado Territory.
Bromley W. L„ 329 Montgomery
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 .Montgomery •
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Connecticut.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Meagher Michael, 443 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Dakota Territory.
Crittenden Farkcr, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Delaware.
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor. 506 Montgomery
ThibaultF. J., 442 California
Florida.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomeiy
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Georgia.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel, 4.4 Montgomery
scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Mniih X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Idaho Territort.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
HaftE. E., 501 Montgomery
Hermann S imuel, 424 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V'., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 -Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Illinois.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
smith X. Proctor. 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Indiana.
Garniss James R. , 13 Merchan ts' Exch.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank v.. 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 6ti6 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Iowa.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Haven James M., 420 California
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Moore Samuel W., 420 Sansom
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Kansas.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Kentucky.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Louisiana.
Crittenden Parker. 340 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Maine.
Barstow Alfred, 7 Montgomery Block
Clark William II., 43 Exchange Bldg
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Fisher George, 729 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Huefner William, 521 Clay
Knox George T., 607 Montgomery
Moore Henry K., 21 Conrt Block
Peckham E."r.. 413 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 50bMontgomery
Stevenson .1. I)., 614 Merchant
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault W. J., 442 California
Whiting M. S., Leidesdorffnr Cal
Maryland.
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Massachusetts.
Bugbee John S., 323 California
Crittenden 1'arker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 422 California
Michigan.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Minnesota.
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery
Crittenden Parker. 340 Montgomery
Lewis R"dman P., 436 Calilornia
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Mississippi.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Missouri.
Crittenden Tarker, 340 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor. 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. tit 6 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Montana Territory.
Blood J. H.. 24 Montgomery Block
Crittenden Parker. 340 Montgomery
Haft E. E.. 501 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Xebraska.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Nevada.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Brewer John IE, 53 Mont Block
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Gorman John, 506 Montgomery
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hamill John, 422 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Joice E. V.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
King Joseph L., 402 Montgomery
Knox George T., 607 Montgomery
Lawton W. W., 607 Montgomery
McKenzie John W., 439 California
Meagher Michael, 443 California
Mcssec I. G., 406 Montgomery
Milliken Isaac T., 608 Merchant
Murfey Samuel S., 520 Montgomery
Saunders J. Douglass, 41S Montgomery
Sawyer F. A., Pacific Club
Sawyer Otis V., 331 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Tibbey Henry S., 604 Montgomery
Wegener F. O., 336 Montgomery
New Hampshire.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Peckham E. P., 413 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Xew Jersey.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder, Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
New Mexico.
Crittenden Parker. 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor. 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
New York.
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery
Gorman John. 506 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel. 424 Montgomery
Knox George T., 607 Montgomery
Mahler Philip, 528 Montgomery
Meagher Michael, 443 California
Scuditer Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
North Carolina.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Troctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Ohio.
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery
Crittenden 1'arker, 340 Montgomery
Murfey Samuel S., 520 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Oregon.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery
Crittenden 1'arker, 340 Montgomery
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel. 424 Montgomery
Hudson George, 606 Montgomery
Joiee E. V., 6 .Merchants' Exchange
Lawton W. W., 607 Montgomery
Murfey Samuel S., 520 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor. 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J . 442 California
Wegener F. O., 336 Montgomery
Wiggin Marcus P., 9 Exchange Bdg
Pennsylvania.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Creigh John D., 714 Shotwell
Hermann Samuel, 4-4 Montgomery
Heufner William, 521 Clay
Murfey Samuel S., 520 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Wiggins W. W., 402 California
Rhode Island.
Bugbee John S., 323 California
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Gamiss James R., 13 Merchants' Ex-
change
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
South Carolina.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 50s Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Tennessee.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Texas.
Cazneau Thomas N., 321 California
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Fisher George, 729 Montgomery
Gorman John, 506 Montgomery
HUNTINGTON, HOPKLNS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
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Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Jones Simon L.,207 California
Peckham E. P., 413 California
Rhodes William H., 18 City Hall
Sawyer F. A., Pacific Club
Seudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thitiault F. J., 442 California
Wegener F. 0., 336 Montgomery
Utah.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Haft K. E., 507 Montgomery'
Joice E. V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Seudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 606 Merchant
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Vermont.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Seudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 5H6 Mon i gomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Virginia.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Seudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Washington Territory.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Seudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
West Virginia.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Seudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 506 Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
"Wisconsin.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Seudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith X. 1' roe tor. 5(i(i Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Wyoming Territory.
Blood J. II., 24 Montgomery Block
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery
Crittenden Parker, 3411 Montgomery
Seudder Frank V., till Montgomery
Smith X. Proctor, 50" Montgomery
Thibault F. J., 442 California
Confectioners,
[♦Wholesale.]
Albrecht Richard, 109 Taylor
Austin Mary Mrs.. 224 Fifth
Brash G. A., 522 Kearny
Brickette John, 944 .Market
Brind ik Co., 16 Fourth
Bruno Xicholas, 405 Broadway
Canty cfc Wagner, (manufacturers) 107
Montgomery
Cheyne Robert, 140 First
Clark L. B., (manufacturer) 73 Fourth
Dalton Richard. 204 Pacific
Davis M., 246 Sixth
Dellwig Theodore, 738 Howard
Demotz H., SE cor Larkin and O'Far
Dennis Joseph, 1404 Stockton
*Dc.\ter <fc Co., (manufacturers) 526
Washington
Emerson L. Mrs., 302 Post
Field H. E.. 10'JS Market
*Finck <fc Gundlach, (manufacturers)
1312 Dupont
Fitzgerald E. Mrs., 4 Turk
Fitzpatrick John, 100 Sixth
Fitzsimmons C, 603 Sutter
Foster Anthony, 421 Fourth
Foster & Co., 3*13 Seventh
♦Garland Milton H., (manufacturer)
828 Market
Gerhard Berthold, 1102 Dupont
Gilbert August, 53 Third
Grancourt G. Bi, 1419 Stockton
Guilletifc Klass, 206 Second
Good & Tschurr, 227 Kearny
•Haas George & Co., (manufacturers)
20 Kearny
Hamlin Thomas, NW cor Stockton
and Sacramento
♦Hanson A. G., (manufacturer) 826
Washington
Heine A., (manufacturer) 421 Davis
Hemme & Rcuter, 27 Kearny
HirachbergM., 406 Third
Job Peter, 317 Kearny
Kastle John, (manufacturer) 823 Wash
Kellner J., 352 Third
Kinsey M, -Mrs.. 609 Post
Label H., SK cor O'Farrcll and Tavlor
♦LEHMAX R. ,fc CO.. 405 Davis (see
adv. dept. pawe 46)
Leimert Louis, 142 Third
McGuiro !•.. Mrs.. 812 Market
♦Mercer M. A. Mrs., (manufacturer)
518 Kearny and 127 Second
MetkeG., 1112 Market
Morclli S., 814 Kearny
Xicse Fred, 913 Harrison
Xorthrup Fred., 45 Third
Pen-in .) ules, (manufacturer) 738 Wash
Pfeiffer W. <to Co., 73i .Market
Poelihnaii W„ S\V cur Post and Powell
Reavis W. II., 128 Third
Rotger &■ Weber, (mautils) 160n Powell
♦ROTHSCHILD & EHBENPFOBT,
(manufacturers) 408 Clay, (see adv.
dept. page 19)
♦Salomon ct Co., (manufs) 413 Com
Saulmann & Lauenstein,520 California
Sclimits William, 916 Montgomery
♦Schroder ,t Albrecht, (manufacturers)
226 Battery
Schwerdt P., 736 Market
Shillaber A Co., 268 First
Simmons Grace, (widow) 1821 Hyde
Sloan T. R., 13264 Polk
Swain A. E., 636 Market
Swain & Co., 140 Second
Taylor Cyrus. 20634 Sixth
Taj lor George, XE cor Pow and Bush
Thain Alexander Jr., 777 Market
Thaler C, X\V cor William and O'Far-
rell
Tiedemann Henry H., 120 Taylor
Van Ness M. Mrs., 129 Sixth
"Vogeley &, Brother, (manufacturers)
46 Second and 126 Kearny
Wunderer a., 1233 Stockton
Consuls.
[♦Consuls General.]
Argentine Republic, Charles Baum,
510 Battery
Austro Hungarian Empire, G. Muecke,
10:i California
♦Belgium, S. Morhange. Grand Hotel
Belgium, Emil Grisar,X W cor Sansom
and Broadway
Bolivia, F. Herrera, 331 Montgomery
♦Chili, F. Casanueva, 27 U. S. Court
Building
Chili, H. Barroilhet,524 Montgomery
Costa Rica, F. Herrera, 331 Mont
Denmark, G. O'llara Taatie, 320 Cal
Ecuador, Daniel Wolf, (absent)
♦France, Edmond Breuil, 434 Jackson
♦German Empire, Chas. A. C. Duisen-
berg. 314 Sacramento
♦GREAT BIUI'AIX.W.LAXE BOOK
ER, 319 California
Greece, George Fisher, 729 Mont
Guatemala, Juan Urruela, 4U9 Battery
Hawaiian Islands, H. W. Severance,
405 Front
Honduras, W. V. Wells, 711 Bush
Italy, G. 15. Cerruti, 1415 Powell
Japan, C. W. Brooks, 2! Montgomery
Mexico, Isaac llivas, 536 Kearny
Netherlands, J. DeFremery, 710 San
♦Nicaragua, F. Herrera. 331 Mont
♦Peru, De La Fuentc Federico, Lick
House
Peru, Eugene dc Sabla,304 Davis
Portugal, Francis Berton, SW cor
Clay and Leidesdorff
Russia, M. Klinkofstrom, 510 Battery
San Salvador, (vacant)
Spain, C. Martin, 423 California
•Sweden and Norway, George C. John-
son, 83 Battery, and G. O'llara
Taaffe (vice) 320 California
Switzerland, F. Berton, SW cor Clay
and Leidesdorfl'
Turkey, George W. Gibbs, 33 Battery
U. S. of Colombia, F. Herrera, 331
Montgomery
Wurtemburg, I. Wormser, SW cor
California and Front
Contractors.
[See also Carpenters and Builders;
also Piledrivers.]
Ballentine James, NW cor Ninth and
Jessie
Bates William, SW cor Harrison and
Chesley
Bergson Ole, 111 Leidesdorff
Blattner John .1., 425 Third
BOOBAB 1.. C. Jo CO., 14 Howard
I see adv. ciept. Hi)
BHADBl'KY WILLIAM B., 401 Miss
Bradcn Thomas, SW cor Pierce and
Eddy
Bridge M. E., W s Larkin nr Jackson
Brooks Stephen >., 425 Kearny
BROWELL JEREMIAH, 422 Jackson
(see adv. dept page :()
Brown William II., (night work) 220
Dupont
Burt William J.. 11311 Mission
ByringOle 11., 224Jackson
Byron John, Ss Nineteenth nr Shot-
well
Carlton S.M., (night work) SE cor Cal-
ifornia and Kearny
Can- .lose i)., 4.0 Montgomery
Carr William B.,338 Montgomery
( hapman & Bauer, (night work) 223
Sutler
Conlin.Iohn J., 226 Montgomery
Connelly Peter, Kill Market
ClUriS JOHN P.. 3i(J Jackson(sec
adv. dept. page 84 <
De La Bar Macaja,460 Natoma
De La Montagnie Joseph E., 331 Mont
DeVriesA Chase, Vaflejp nr Battery
Dennison Ezra F.,Xs Fourteenth nr
Howard
Digging <v Suns, Sutler nr Devisadcro
1). dge Francis, 917 McAllister
Donahue Patrick, W sMissiou nr Thir-
teenth
Dunshee C. E., SW cor Fifteenth Av-
enue and P, South S. F.
Ede William, 7u7 Mark, t
Finney Josiah T., 612 Green
Fulton John A., 252 Spear
Gleason P., 1106 Market
Graves & Co., Long Bridge
Hancock & Kelso, 414 Beale
Haseltine Charles E , 36 Steuart
Hawkins John P., (night work) 235
Sutter
Harris David, 916 Geary
Hayes Michael, S s Hayes nr Franklin
Hewes David, Occidental Hotel
Holladay Ben & Co., (railroad) 217
Sansom
Holmes Cornelius, 517 Ellis
HYDE A CUES i Kit, 619 Mission (see
adv. dept page 41)
Jordan Dennis, City Hall
Karau Charles, (night work) 33 Geary
Karau Samuel, (night work) 237 Sutter
Kennev B., SE cor Pine and Scott
Kerr William, 903 Baitery
King Henry L., 619 Clay
Kinsman C. W., 66 Tehama
Latson A. C, 477 Jessie
Leibert J. G., 326 Montgomery
LUFKIN ct CO., 506 .Montgomery
Mahlstedt J.. 223 Drumm
Martin W.I1..V Co., 240 Montgomery
McAfee Patrick, W s Mission nr Ridley
McGlynn D. C, 104 Fronl
Menomy E. T..4U9 Washington
Merriman R., 1124 Mission
Miles M., 418 Montgomery
Montagnie J. E., 331 Monigomery
Morse as Taylor, 639 Mission
Xaglc Geoige D., 4ls Montgomery
Norton William 11., X s Austin nr
Franklin
Parent C. L., 232 Fremont
Perry H. E.,622 Clay
Pli. Ian James, 1523 Leavenworth
Pi ice James P., 315 California
Prindle David S., s62 Mission
Richards Israel, (night work) SE cor
Kearny and California
Ross & Ra\ nor, 1046 Ho»ard
Sbarboro John B.. 530 Stevenson
Scott George, 326 Montgomery
Snyder A. A., 63 Halieck
shepard Albert, 475 Jcs.sie
Stebbins William P. C, 922 Mission
Stewart tt Na>h. 77 Stevenson
Stratton Brothers, cor Harrison and
I bird, and 326 Montgomery
Sullivan John, Xs Brannan nr Sev-
enth
THOMSON THOMAS, 28 Third (see
ail v. dept. page 30)
Watts William, 31 Geary
Welion Garrett. 636 Sutter
Whitney & Freese, NW cor Mission
and Steuart
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
For your Photographs go to waxaiimb-, zo jjaonrg. bi., opp. jjick xiouse entrance.
740
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Williams C. B., 707 Market
WILLIAMS II. F. A- CO., 3)1 Mont
WissingerJohn w., 408 Jackson
Worrell C. K.. M8 Montgomery
ZieglerJ. Lewis, 1019 Mission
Conveyancers.
[Sec also Records : also Notaries
Public]
Bromley W. L., 321 Montgomery
Morgan H. M., 4iw California
Scudder Frank V.,t>ll Montgomery
Smith N, l'roctor, 506 Montgomery
Cooking Ranges.
[See also Stoves: also Metals, etc.]
BRITTAX, HOLBROOK A CO., 113
California and 17 Davis
LOCKE A JIOMAGl'E, 112 Battery
(9ee adv. dept. page 12)
PRIOR JAMES K., 730 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page lxxx)
Savage A Son, 145 Beale
Sickler Caleb M.. 422 Kearny
'lay, Brooks A Backus, bib Battery
Coopers.
Arnold Frank W., 70S Front
Bingenheimer Christopher, 7 Pmmm
Boothman James, 417 Commercial
Breen John, 106 Washington
California Barrel Co., 483 Brannan
California Wine Cooperage Co., SW
cor Drumm and Commercial
Connor S. P. <fc Co., X s Oregon nr
Davis
Coppace John W. A Co., X s Jackson
bet Davis and I rumm
Dyer W. C, 1017 Battery
Pager, Krantz & Armstrong, 50S Front
Felvv Lawrence. 106 Market
Ghee'n W. P., 143 Minna
Gorton A. S., 415 Main
Handy L. N. A Co.. 27 Clay
Hogan it Co.. 106 lirurnm
HL'BBELL SAMUEL T,. 213 Drumm
(see adv. dept. page 18)
Ipswiteh A Goldstone, S s Berry nr
Fourth
Johnson P., 666 Bryant
Juzlx Leopold, 616 Battery
Kelly James. 107 Commercial
Landry 1 herence, 110 Davis
fceonhard A Bucking, 412 Drumm
Lohrmann it Son, 424 Drnmm
Meyer John P., Union nr Battery
Murdock Alexander, X s Oregon bet
Davis and Drumm
Xeagle T. F. A- Co., 120 Washington
Xorton Reuben, S s Com nr Davis
PACIFIC i'.AKREL AND KEG FAC-
TORY, Potrero, office 408 Califor-
nia (see adv. dept. page liv)
Regan J. R. 108 Drumm
Schumann.). H,. 508 Front
Sealy Charles, X s Mission nr Steuart
Sweeny Peter, X s Oregon bet Front
and Davis
Woerner David. 104 Spear
Coopers' Stock.
Brown D. B., 427 Davis
Copper Crashers.
Thurman John W., 415 Mission
Coppersmiths.
[See also Machinists ; also Gasfltters ;
also Plumbers.]
IEEDALE A. S., 565 Mission (see adv.
dept. page 43)
MACKES JAMES, 226 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 15)
Mistre Simeon, 737 Washington
Moloney P.. 311 Sutter
Murtha William O., SE cor Taylor
and Turk
Neil William, 3U Mission
l'erey Pierre, 308 Market
Reynolds Thomas, 506 Front
Sanders A Bofinger. 421 Mission
Smith Charles W„ 520 Davis
SXOOK G. A W., 427 Pine (see adv.
dept. page 38)
Copyists.
[See also Teachers— Penmanship.]
Barry P. O., 625 Merchant
Treadwell W. P.. 15 Mont Block
Whitney A. L.. 21 Montgomery Block
Zabriskie Jacob H., 211 Tehama
Cordage.
[See also Ship Chandlers.]
HALLIDIE A. S. ', (wire) 519 Front
(see adv. dept. page lxxxv)
Houghton F. T., (wire clothes line)
221 Front
SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MAN-
UFACTORY, (Potrero) Tubus <fe
Co., 613 Front (see adv. dept. page
xxx)
Corks.
[See also Drugs.]
Farrell John M., (manuf ) 261 Third
HERMANN, NE1S A CO., 313 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. x\\i)
Mauri Bros.. 325 Sacramento
Scherr Ferdinand. 511 Sacramento
Tobie Jean, (maker) 734 Vallejo
Corsets.
[See also Millinery and Dressmakers.]
Freud Morris, 36 Second
Gehret Sophie Mrs., 741 Clay
Lichstenstein Morris, 34 >econd
Magnes David. 414 Kearnv
Martineaut J. Mrs., 733 Clay
Newman John, (agent) 411 Wash
Pons Charlotte Madame, 631 Sac
Summerfield Alexander, 116 Kearny
Costumers.
Colquhoun E. Mrs., 634 Howard
Fell C. Mrs., 315 Montgomery
Martineaut Josephine Mrs., 733 Clay
Muliez F.,634 Vallejo
PAULLIX SUSAN F. MRS.,803 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 34)
Simons Louisa, (widow) 645 Wash
Taylor W. G. Mrs., 708 Montgomery
Tehne Maria Madame, 519 Jackson
Cotton Batting.
Hahne A. A Co., (manufs) 443 Bran
Hardie it Harley, 47 Beale
Cotton Goods.
California Cotton Growers and Manu-
facturers Association, 107 Sansom
HEYXEMANX A CO., 5 Sansom
Cotton Manufacturers.
California Cotton Growers and Manu-
facturers Association, 107 Sansom
Oakland Cotton Manufacturing Co.,
21 Battery
Cracker Manufacturers.
[See Bakers.]
CALIFORXIA CRACKER CO., 803
Battery (see adv. dept. page 29)
Chadbourne T. J., 200 Davis
Clark A Foote, 36 Geary
Muller G., 1503 Mission
Cream Xurtar — Manufactur-
er*.
Tyler S. H., 214 Sacramento
Crockery and Glassware.
[•Importers.]
*AckermanBros.. 123 Kearny
Allen John, 735 Pacific
Bailey Joseph H., 1513 Stockton
Becker Joseph, 227 Dupont
Bernard Isaac, 2214 Sixteenth
*Bisagno Brothers, 420 Battery
Blanchard J., 44 Fourth
Burnap John, 425 Davis
Caire Justinian, 530 Washington, and
1028 Dupont
Center .fe Bryant, 10 Third
*Cerf J. A Co., 515 Market
Cook A., 131 Fourth
*Daneri Antonio, 504 Front
Davidson Marcus, 231 Sixth
'Douglas P. A Co., 131 Kearny
Greenberg Leopold, 336 Kearny
*Haviland, Hooper it Co., 335 Pine
•HaynesA Lawton.609 and 611 Market
"HELBIXG A STRAUS, XE cor Bat-
tery and Pine (see adv. dept. page
xxviii)
Hirshfeld B., 15 Fourth
Jantzen Frederick, 109 Second, 230
Third and 605 Kearny
KalthofT August Mrs., 352 Third
Levingston Abraham. 6 Sixth
Mariana G. D., 1006 Dupont
♦Mavfleld * Co., 210 Sansom
Miller August C, 115 Third
Murphv Daniel J., 427 Fourth
*XA I HAS B. <fc CO., 540 Kearny (see
adv. reg. of names)
Oppenheim Benjamin, 1114 Dupont
*Reid it Brooks, 524 Sansom
Rosenblum Morris, 822 Market
Ruben G., 324 Hayes
♦Sanderson it Bro., 310 Battery
Scheier Gabriel, 228 Sixth
Selig Abraham, 3 Fourth
Shean John W.. 638 Broadway
Sinsheimer Simon, 722 Market
Stempelmann A Co., 623 Pacific
Stern D. & Co., 213 Third
♦Swain R. A. A Co., XE cor Sansom
and Pine
TAYLOR JOHN* & CO., (druggists)
514 Washington (see adv. itept.
page xxxviii)
Vagts George. 1035 Folsom
•Wangenheim, Sternheim <fe Co., 127
Sansom
Webb Andrew C, 779 Market
Curled Hair Manufacturers.
Eureka Hair Co., 308 Sansom
Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., cor
Gough and Lombard
Cupping and Bleeding.
Brodek S., 602 Market
Kimmel John, 231 % Second
Curriers.
[See Tanners.]
Cutlers.
Bauer L., 830 Market
Crussell A Krausgrill, 508 Com
Harris William. 208 Leidesdorff
Hartenstein F. A Co., 39 Fourth
Ortet Bros.. 223 Leidesdorff
Perkins G.. 705 Front
PRICE MICHAEL. 415 Kearny and 10
Stev (see adv. dept. page lxviii)
Rau A Kohnke, Ids Leidesdorff
Stott James, 1002 Market
Trovino V.. 212 Jackson
Will A Finck,21 Kearny and 140 Mont
Cutlery.
Adelsdorfer Bros.. 21 Batterv
Barton A Rutter, 609 Clay
Bisagno Brothers. 420 Battery
Brown A. F.. 304 Batterv
CLAYBROUGH A BROS., 630 Mont
Douglas P. <t Co., 131 Kearnv
Uaviland, Hooper A Co., 335 Pine
Havnes A Lawton, 609 and 611 Market
HELBING A STRAUS, XE cor Bat-
tery and Pine (see adv. dept. page
xxviii)
Hitchcock G. B. A Co.. SW cor San-
som and Commercial
Hodge John G. A Co., S\V cor Sansom
and Sacramento
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS A CO., 319
Montgomery (see adv. front cover)
Hyde George K. A Co., 412 Market
Jones, Pullman A Co., 116 Sansom (see
adv. each alternate page)
LOCAX A CO.. 19 Montgomery (see
adv. dept page xviii)
NATHAN b. & CO.. 540 Kearny (see
adv. register of names)
OTTO CHARLES A CO., 312 Bush
isce adv. dept page 46)
PILSBURY, WEBB A CO., XE cor
Front and Pine (see adv. inside
back cover)
PRICE M 1CH AEL, 415 Kearny and 10
Stev (see adv. dept. page lxviii)
Rau A Kohnke, 108 Leidesdorff
Son Brothers, SE cor Sansom and Sac
Swain R. A. A Co., XE cor Sansom
and Pine
Tobin. Davisson A Co., XW cor San-
som and Sutter
VAN SCHAACK C. P. A CO., 714
Kearny (see adv. each alternate
page)
Weil A Woodleaf, 113 Batterv
Will A Finck, 821 Kearny and 140 Mont
Baguerreian and Ambrotype
Materials.
[See Photographic Stock]
Baguerreians.
[See Photographic Galleries]
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
741
Dental Goods.
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother, 118 Mont
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co., 428
California
Redington, Hostetter ft Co., 529 Mkt
STEELE JAMES G. ft CO., 521 Mont
(see adv. register names page 698)
Wakelee H. P., SE cor Montgomery
and Bush
Dentists.
Adams Q. L., 1515 Leavenworth
Austin Henrv, 634 Washington
Ball Joel, 1210 Union
Beebee Roland, 71 Natoma
Beers J. B., 109 Montgomery
Belle Edward. 408 Pine
Biddle E. W„ 142H Fourth
Birsre James J., 410 Kearny
Borquin Charles, »02 Washington
Boyle George S., 429 Montgomery
Brown (iideon II., R s FolBom nr Fifth
Bunnell E. F.. 31'i Kearny
Bnrdell Galen, 629 Clav
Bush it McAllister, 704 Market
Calvert II. W.,2:n Geary
Calvert William, 209 Geary
Glaus Diedrieh A., 147 Fourth
Cogswell James L., 230 Kearny
Cole R. E., SW cor Clay and Kearny
Cool George W., 14 Kearny
Cutlar R.. SW cor Clay and Kearny
I)avi> Henry C., SW cor Montgomery
and Bush
Dennis Samuel W., 33 Kearny
Dutch William, 26 Montgomery
Hayden Granville G., 719 Clay
Heald John. SW cor Mont and Bush
Hughes I). -M., 33 Kearny
Hutchison David S., 230 Kearny
Jessup T. C, HW cor Mont and Sutter
Kauffuns L.. 909 Kearny
King L. A.. 615 Sacramento
Knowles C. ('., 331 Kearny
Knowles S. E., 331 Kearny
Knox Henrv E., 19 I'osi
Lancaster diaries E., 607 Kearny
Learn R. B., 14 Geary
Libbey M. L., NW cor Geary and
Kearny
Lundborg J. A. W., 12 Montgomery
Luther li. A., 24 Post
Odermatt F A. Jr., 331 Kearny
Roberta 8. H.. 142 ~ Fourth
Sichel Max, 652 Washington
Smilie Elton R , 64 > Washington
Spear T. R.. 235 Kearny
Thrall H. H., 219 Kearny
Van D-nhurgh A, 229 Geary
Van Denbnrgb Daniel, 229 Geary
Wade Thomas, 121 Montgomery
Walker A. R, 775 Mission
Wbitcomb N. T., 205 third
William* S. J., 230 Kearny
Winter James W„ 504 Kearny
Wood Andrew W., 3i5 Montgomery
Woodward Joseph A.. 504 Kearny
Younger William J., 315 Montgomery
Dermatologist.
Bucknall Geo. J., 523 Kearny
Desk Manufacturers.
[See also Cabinetmakers.]
ERLIN" GUSTAVE,607 Clay (see adv.
dept. page 44)
PALMER W. J. T. & CO.. 105 Mission
(see adv. register of names)
Weir w. g., 113 Hayes
Wigmore John, 120 Spear
Detectives.
Ansbroft Co., 411* California
Chappcll .1 G.. 620 Washington
Noyes L. W., 204 Montgomery
Diamond Setters.
[See also Jewelers, etc.] .
Bobm William, 604 Merchant
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 134
Sutter
Clausen F. H., 608 Sacramento
ELLEAC it BADGLEY, 328 Bush
(see adv. dept. page 21)
FRONTIER ft BELLEMERE, 706
Mont (see adv. dept. page 35)
Hirth ft son, 608 Sacramento
KOEHLEK ft HITTER, 6.0 Merchant
(see adv. reg. of names, page 378)
Mendoza Amado, 471 Broadway
Newman II., 311 Pine
SEAMAN'S JOB M., 311 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page 37)
Diamonds.
Anderson ft Randolph, 112 Mont
Baldwin M.M. it Co.. 433 Montgomery
BARRETT ft SHERWOOD, 511 Mont-
goniervcee adv. inside from cover)
P.raverman ft levy, no Mont-
gomery (see adv. front cover)
DinKelspiel Sam m 1 li. A: Co., 313 Bush
Dirking August, 12* Kearnv
ELLEAC .t BADGLEY, 328 Bush
Gaignard J., 614 Merchant
Hain A Pollard. 7 Kearny
Hirschfeld William. 605 Sacramento
Jordan Morris. 415 Montgomery
KOEHLEK ft KIT I ER.620 Merchant,
(see adv. reg. of names, page 378)
Laird I). w„ 810 Merchant
Levison Brothers, 134 Sutter
Marks E., SW cor Mont and Clay
Neustadt Emile, 137 Montgomery
Norton & Gardiner, S02 Montgomery
Ruhl A., 522 Montgomery
Schmitt B. L„ 437 California
Schmitt Joseph L., 437 California
SEAMANS.IOB M., 311 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page 37 >
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO., 110
Mont (see adv. edge of volume and
adv. dept. page Ixo
Titcnmb A' Williams, 240 Montgomery
Tucker J. W. & Co., NW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Weyl, Haiphen ft Co., 339 Kearny
Die Sinkers.
[See also Engravers.]
Bancroft A. L. & Co.. 721 Market
Klumpp William. 631 Washington
KCNER ALBERT, 611 Washington
(see adv. dept. page 25)
Mendoza Amado, 417 Broadway
PAGES JULES P., 610 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page 211)
Patch George W., 405 Front
Schenk Christian, 508 Commercial
Dispensaries.
[See also Hospitals.]
Homoeor.athic, 122 Geary
San Francisco Eye and Ear, 722 Mont
Distillers.
[See also Brewers; also Camphene;
also Liquors.]
Bav View Distilling Co.. 313 Battery
California Rectifying Co.. 3211 Com
Dows J. ft Co., 221 Sacramento
Favre & Jaussaud, 430 Jackson
HONGKONG DISTILLERY CO., 224
Sansom (see adv. dept. pxge xxix)
Lyons Ernest G. ft Co., 510 Jackson
Nolf A. L. ft Co., 410 Sacramento
Pacific Refinery Co., 411 Washington
Schleifer F. ft Co., 429 Jackson
South S. F. Distillery, office 314 W ash
Dock Builders.
BOOBAR E. C. ft CO.. N W cor Steuart
and How (see adv. dept. page lii)
Docks.
[See Dry Docks.]
Door Springs.
Simmons, Rowe ft Co., 109 Sansom and
52 Clay
Doors and Shutters— Iron.
[See also Foundries ; also Machinists.]
Gallagher Janus J„ 712 Sansom
K1TTREDGE JONATHAN, 18 Fre-
mont usee adv. dept. page xvi i
LEA V ITT C. H., 225 Beale (see adv.
dept. page lx\ lii)
McKlbbin William. 317 Howard
Nutting Calvin it Son, 411 Market
Sims John R.,Ss Oregon bet Front
and Davis
Dpstone John E., 38 Fremont
Doors, Sashes and Blinds.
[•Manufacturers.]
♦BRADBURY W. B.,400 Mission (see
adv. dept. page 35)
•California Planing Mills, SW cor
Howard and Spear
•Cole ft Haskell, 439 Brannnn
•Doe B. A J. S , 46 Mkt and 447 Bran
•Excelsior Mill Co.. 443 I'.rannan
Fried it Besse (rustic Shades) 617 Mis
HALL JOHN ,t SON. 11 Cal and 114
Market (see adv. dept. page 3:)
•MACDONALD I). A. CO., 217 Spear,
and 21s steuart (see adv. dept.
page xlvl)
•MECHANICS' MILL. SW cor Miss
and Fremont (see adv. dept. p. 22)
♦RICHARDSON, HOLLAND A CO.,
NW cor Beale and Mission (see
adv. dept. page xlix)
•Rossiter James, 104 Francisco
Wilson ft Bro., NE cor Cal ft Drumm
Draftsmen.
[See also Engineers— Civil.]
AMOS A- DAVIS, 213 Mission (see adv.
dent, page 32)
Bird Thomas, 432 Montgomery
Conte E., SW cor Kearny and Wash
Drain and Sewer Pipe.
BRO WELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page 8)
Menomv E. I '.. 409 Washington
PADEY MARTIN, cor Francisco and
Taylor (see adv. reg. names p. 515)
Dramatic Agency.
McCabe J. II., 620 Washington
Draymen.
Albert, Lewis ft Co., pier 1 Steuart
Belcher Frederick P., 3ls Battery
Blake it Thing. Gold nr Sansoin
Bridgman ft Lee, NE cor Front and
Clay
Bryden George, 415 Front
Carswell 4 Williams, 209 California
Clifford Thomas c ft Co., (3 First
Collins it Bios . pier 11 Steuart
Conant A. F., 406 Davis
Cross .v Glynn, 416 Front
Dillon G. L., SE cor Front and Wash
Dore Edward W , 30 Sansom
Elliott II C. A T. L., SE cor Howard
and steuart
Farnsworth David L., 210 California
Gibson ft Co., 215 Front
Goldstonc J. B., SW cor Market and
Graham Robert, (U. S.) SW cor Jack
and Battery „ , , _ .
Hanson it Moore, SE eor Cal and Bat
Haves D. ft Co., 226 Sacramento
Hichborn Albert C, NW cor Front
and Clay
Komi Co., 113 Hattery
Lane it Richardson, Third Street
Wharf
Maginnis Elipbas, 516 Sacramento
Morrison John M..41S Market
Morse E. E., 215 Front
Morton R. .t J., 304 California
Nihbe.laeoh.2iH Front
Deck .t Noonan. 789 Sacramento
San Francisco Hauling Co., 414 Beale
Scbusslerft rimer. 21 Battery
Scott Innothv F., 3* Market
SedgleyJohn R.. NEcor Mission and
Spear
Sesser l'eter, 115 Battery
Sessions M, P., N w cor Cal and Bat
Smith .t Cutter. 106 Davis
Souther J. W., 206 California
Stevens Calvin C., 118 Front
Strauss ,t Frank, 5 Battery
Sutherland John J., pier 3 Steuart
Tubhs CaSSlUB M., sE cor Spear and
Mission
Williams Charles, 209 California
Williams George, 310 Front
Worth Charles A., 5-9 Market
Dredging Companies.
Pacific Dredging Co., 411* California
Dressmakers.
\dlington M. Mrs.. G38M Mission
Aldricb L. Miss- 314 Bush
alien a. F. Mrs.. 131 Montgomery
Allen M. Mrs ,866 PolsoU
Arata F. Miss.. 533 Vallejo
BavretitherMrs.it Miss, ,,4 Mission
Bird E.Mrs., 254 Beale
JOKES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hata and Trimmings.
WA.TKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
742
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Bishop M. Mrs., N\V cor Tost and
Stockton
Blake M. K. Mr."., 910 Washington
Bl.tsre H., 726X Howard
Bodkin K. .v. s. Missis. 11)70 Howard
Bonsquet A. M., 1028 Kearny
Breslaucr F. .Mrs., 310 Kearny
Briggs T. G. Mrs., 1318 Powell
Brown E., ll"4 -tockion
Brown G. Mrs., 40 Clara
Byrnes H. S. Mrs., 34-2 Third
Cady D. Mrs.. 772* Kolsom
Cash G. A. Mrs., 220 Sixth
Cash R. Mrs., 22 Second
Chaplin Agnes 11., mho Folsom
Chi n v M. E. Mrs., 303 Stockton
Chroniger 8. W. Mrs., 830 Market
Clark M. Mrs., 183 Jessie
Colby M. Mrs.. 567 Sixteenth
Coleman M. M. Mrs.. 115 Kearny
Colquhoun E. Mis., 634 Howard
Curtis M. Mrs., 682 Folsorn
Davis L. B., 105 Sixth
Dawes L. A. Miss. 782 Harrison
DeFivitas A. V., SW cor Clay and Pow
Deerlng C. Mrs., 664 Howard
Weoechaiul I>. Mis-., 016 Howard
Desmond M. Mrs., 505 Fourth
DrHcoll Margaret, 1326 Stockton
Duffard L. Miss. 1024 Dupunt
Duke C. Mrs., 788 Folsora
lunulas D. Miss, 45 Second
Eaghs JI. T.. 905 Howard
Edstrom A. Mrs., 407 Post
Elkin M. Mrs., 648 Mission
Ennis Kate, SW cor Severn h and Miss
Fabre M. E. Mrs., 303 Stockton
Folev L. Miss, 750 Howard
Fowler M. E. Mrs., 308 Stockton
Fox Sarah K.. 316^ Third
Fuller A. J., Mrs., 1050 Howard
Gillmor X. E. Mrs., 22 Geary
Gristock E. Mrs., 528 Bush
Gnnn M. A. Mrs., 707 Ellis
HalpinJ. Mrs., 431 Haves
Hart X. F. Miss, 153'lhird
Hellman Jacob, 225 Geary
Higlilev L. .Mrs., 1005 Howard
Hill 0. W. Mrs., 5 Vallejo Place
Hopkins E. Mrs., 19 t.Uis
Horn H. Mrs., 311 Sixth
JaubertA. Mrs., 110 Second
Jefts S.Mrs., 1027 Howard
Jones C. Mrs., 3 Clementina
Joseph H. Mrs., 1025 Howard
Joyce J. Miss, 313 Tehama
Keller M. S. Mrs., 715 Howard
Kemp M.Mrs., 426 Third
Kennedy & McGruder, 52 Third
Kind .Matilda W.. 17 Dupont
King E. Mrs., 428 Kearny
Kohler R. Mrs., 766 Howard
Kunert M. Miss, 828 Washington
Lamarche M'me, 112 Geary
Lane K. Mrs., N s Broderi'ck nr Baker
Latham Charlotte. 10:<7 Howard
Latimer M. J. Mrs . 35s Third
Lavigne A. Mrs., 258 First
Lee E. Mrs, 711 Folsom
Llgon Adele, b52 Washington
Luring H. G. Jlrs., 115 Kearny
Lowther F. Jlrs., 329 Green
Lozano J. Jliss, 639 .Mission
Lynch K. .Mrs . 121 Montgomery
Lynch K. H. .Miss, 202 Bush
Mackie Clara, 202 Fifth
Manning F. C. Mrs.. 444 Third
Marehal M. Mrs., s,33 Washington
Martin A. Mrs., 1028 Dupont
Martineant J. Mrs., 733 Clay
Mathieson McL. .Mrs., 232 s'Kth
McAllister M. .Miss, 22 Gearv
McCarthy M. Mrs.. 711 Folsom
McCorkell E. T. Mrs., 146 Second
McDevitt S. F. Mrs., > \V cor Larkin
and Sacramento
JlcJIahon M. Miss. 3 Stockton
Meagher M. Mrs.. 713 Mission
Meyer E. Mrs., 46 Second
Michalitschke A. Mrs.. 761 Clay
Mitchell M. Miss, 224 Fifth
Moise S. L. Mrs., 911 H Larkin
Morris H. Mrs.. 114 Natntna
Morrison M. A. Mrs., 47 Third
Murphy Annie, '218 Second
Murphy A. J. Mrs.. 458 Sixth
Murphy L. Miss, 1411 Stockton
Murray M. .Mrs., 641 Mission
My. rs X. D. Mrs., 1020 Market
Myers S. D. Miss. 120 Tost
Neville C. Miss. 48 Silver
O'Brien C. L. Miss, 3 O'Farrell
O'Brien E. Mrs., 518 Valencia
O'Donnell M. Miss. 230 Fifth
Ontiveros Brigida. 1613 l'owell
Pandelle C. .Mrs., 149 Third
Pape A. M. Mrs.. 642 Mission
Patterson E. J. Mrs., '230 Kearny
Pavne A. Mrs., 680 Howard
Peirce It. K. Mrs.. 812 Post
Perboner Kate, 831 < lay
Preble H. L. Mrs.. 514)4 Third
Prior C. Mrs., 927 Folsom
Quigg M. B. Mrs., 1121X Stockton
Quinn A. Mrs., 648 Howard
Ralph L. A. Mrs., 1022 Stockton
Randall Carrie L.. 525 Howard
Reesen F. Mrs., 351 Fourth
Rehm A. Mrs., 337 Fourth
Reinhart L. Mrs., 742 1'aciflc
Robertson M. Mrs.. 32 Second
Rogerson B. Miss. 303 Third
Rush E. Mrs., 308 Tost
Ryan C. Miss, 652 Mission
Saenger Bros., 417 Bush
Scharowsky X. Mrs. 810 Washington
Scheggia C. Mrs., 515 Green
Schmidt E. Mrs., 318l2 Third
Sewall H. V. Mrs., 128 Kearny
Sheehan R. Mrs., 816 Montgomery
Sheehan Rosina, 225 Sixth
Skeyheil B. Miss, 825 W Folsom
Stokes R. A. Mrs., XE cor Townsend
and Fourth
Suter J. Madame, 300 Kearny
Sutliff M. L. .Mrs., 26 Geary
fishier H. Mrs., 218 Sixth
Trenouth Elizabeth, X s Sixteenth nr
Valencia
Tridon F. Mrs., 1024 Dupont
Tridon Louis, 907 Dupont
Tripp Margaret Miss, 3 Mason
Turner Pauline Jlrs ,210 O'Farrell
Tuschinski John, 846 Washington
Van Dorous M. .Mrs., 427 Third
Vizard E. Jlrs.. 753 Howard
Wagner Jlarv Jlrs., 214 second
Walsh E. JI. .Mrs., 650 Mission
Walsh R. .Miss, 360 Third
Watson JI. A. .Mrs.. 21 Xatoma
Weir Anna Mrs., XE cor Franklin and
Ilavis
Weller Madame, 1'29 Second
Wessenherg A. Jlrs., 2012 l'owell
Wilke H. Jlrs., 121 Olive Avenue
Winckelman li. Jliss, 919 Stockton
Dress Patterns.
Deming H. A., 137 Kearny
Dress Xriinmings.
[♦Importers. See also Cloaks; also
Millinery, etc.]
Bauer Bros. , 410 Kearny
Berkowitz JI., 61s Kearny
Buver, Reich A Co., 129 Kearny and
'1015 Stockton
Eager J. Mrs., 237 Fourth
*Dudcn Freres A Co., XW cor Battery
and Pine
Goldstein Eva Jlrs., 134 Second
*Held Brothers, XE cor JIarket and
Sanson!
♦Holden S. P. <fc Co., 28 Sansom
Jester A. Jlrs., 510 Fourth
Leszvnsky A Co., 4 Kearnv
♦LOCAXA CO., lo Jlontgomery (see
adv. dept. page xviii)
Maass A. A Co., 38 Kearnv
XORCROSS A CO., 4 Post (see adv.
dept page Ixvi)
Polack A Hartman, 18 Kearny
Silljerman G., 1221 Stockton
Stolz Bros., 18 Second and 532 Kearny
Suter Jeannette Jlrs., 300 Kearny
Van Duyne Ellen, (widow) 117 Sutter
Drills— Boring.
SEVERAXCE A. J. & CO., (Dia
mond) 315 California [see adv. dept.
page 49]
Drugs and Medicines.
Bauer John A., 101 Post
BOERICKE&TAFEL, 234 Sutter (see
adv. register of names page 107)
CRANE A- BRIGI1AM, 324 Front (see
adv. dept. page lxxit)
Frese Eniil, 324 Clay
Gates J. R.. 417 Sansom
Gros A., NW COT Kearnv and Wash
HEATHFIELD, BOGEL A CO., 206
Battery (see adv. dept. page lxxi)
Hug A Schmidt, 535 Commercial
Langley Charles A Co., SW cor Clay
and Battery
Lefevre B. & Co., SE cor Washington
and Dupont
Manz Hugo, 304 Battery
Newman John. 411 Washington
McDonald K. H. A Co.. office 206 Davis
Pacific Proprietary Medicine Co., 53
Second
Painter <fc Calvert. SE cor Clay and
Kearnv anil 25 Kearnv
Redingtori, Ilostetter <fe Co., 529 Mkt
Richards C. F. <fc Co., S W cor Clay and
Sansom
STEELE JAJIES G. & CO., 521 Mont
(see adv. reg of names page 698)
Wakelee H. P. SE cor Jlont and Bush
Dry Docks.
[See also Shipbuilders.]
California Dry Dock Co. ,28 Merchants'
Exchange and tllH California
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., 28 Mer-
chants' Exchange
San Francisco, loot Second
South San Francisoo Dock Co., 418 Cal
Dry Goods — Importers and
Jobbers.
[♦Retail. See also Fancy Goods; also
Furnishing Goods.]
♦Austin A Co., SEcor Mont and Sutter
Baehman Brothers. 10 Battery
CoblinerBros., 31" California
Cohen William, 6 Batterv
Cook I. Brother A Co., 18 Batterv
*DAVIDSUX J. W. ,t CO., XW cor
Kearny and Post (see adv. back
cover)
Dinkelspeil L. & Co., Ill Battery
Godchaux Bros. & Co., 109 Battery
Goodman Simon, 210 Sansom
Heller JI. A Bros., 1 12 Sansom
HEYXEJIAXX A CO., 5 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xl)
Holden s. P. A Co., 28 Sansom
♦Kaindler, Scellier, Lelievre A Co., 100
Montgomery
*Kerby, Byrne "A Co., 7 Jlontgomery
Koshland Bros., 19 Sansom
Lazard Freres, 525 JIarket
Levy Gustave, 2 Battery
Lew Morris, 105 Sansom
Levy S. A H., 123 Sansom
MCCAIN. FLOOD «M McCLPRE, 111
Pine (see adv. dept. page six)
Jirill'lIY, GRANT A CO., XE cor
Sansom and Bush (see adv. dept.
page lxv)
Sachs L. A M. A Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
Scheyer JI. A Bro., 103 Sansom
Smith Walter H.. 412 Sansom
Strauss, Levi A Co., 14 Battery
Uhlfelder, Calm ,fc Co., 21 Battery
Dry Goods- Retail.
[♦Importers.]
Abraham Philip, 44 Sixth
Altshuler L., S s Sixteenth nr Mission
•AUSTIN A CO., SE cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Bauer Bros., 410 Kearny
Becker & Jacoby, 348 T bird
Bergstein Louis, 301 Sixth and 1328
1'. ilk
Bernstein L., 42 Fourth
Bernstein Solomon, 1004 Stockton
Bloch John, 3 Virginia Block
Blumenthal J. A Co.. 214 Third
Burke John, 634 JIarket
Calm Jerome, 304 Seventh
Cannavan JI., 811 Kearny
Castle & Denanny, 709 Jlontgomery
Collinson Thomas. 160 Third
Conkling George W., 730 Market
Corkery Emma. 256 Fourth
Coroto L., 1508 Dupont
t'oughlan James, 30 Second
Crocker s. & L., 1102 Stockton
Cron Adelbert, 116 Second
Curtin Callahan. 601 .Market
Curtin & Co., 723 .Montgomery
Danichvitz Joseph, 214a Sixth
•DAVIDSON. I. W.A-CO., 101 Kearny
(see adv. back cover)
Edelkamp B.. 424 Third
Essmann Ernst, 714 Jlontgomery
Evans Henry, 118 Fourth
Franklin J., 511 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
743
Galligan John. 306 Third
Glasford A LcUdiman, 816 Market
GleesonA Fell, 144 Fourth
Goldsmith Simon, 250 Third
Goodman & Marcus, 136 'I hird
Gorrinkcl Sarah Mrs., 1136 Dupont
Gunn Francis J., 705 Montgomery
Hamlin John, 350 Third
HanlonJ. O., "25 Montgomery
Harris Jacob, 5 Virginia Block
Henderson A Co.. 844 Market
Herman Elias, 422 Third
Hicks Richard M., 104 Second
Hinehorg B., SW cor Valencia and
Sixteenth
Hirsch A Ruef. 620 Market
Hummel George, 813 Stockton
Jacobs Solomon, 302 and 305 Hayes
Jacohy Samuel. 1110 Stockton
James & Peckerman, 1114 Stockton
Jones A Wilkinson, 302 Third
•Kaindler, Scellier, Lelievre A Co., 100
Montgomery
*Keane, O'Connor * Co., 10R Kearny
Kennedv & Tobin.232 Kearny
Kenned'y, O'Neill .V- Brennan, 118 Third
Kennedy A Durr,108 Third
♦Kerby. Byrne A Co., 7 Montgomery
Kerliii Rebecca Mrs., 114 Second
Knibbe llenrv W., 206 Kearny
Kohn A Goldsehmldt, 628 Market
Landers, Byrne A Co., 4 Third
Langstadt.er S., 44 Second
Lazarus Samuel, 1235 Stockton
Leszynsky S., 538 Kearny
Levy Bernard, 328 Kearny
Levy Julius A Brother, 1106 Stockton
Levy Louis, 412 Third
Levy Michael, 731 Montgomery
Lippm.m A Bro., 443 Hayes
Ludorft August, 15 Third
Marks Adolph, 1022 Dupont
Marks Morris, 450 Third
McDonald & Gavan, 208 Third
McMalmn * Nelson, 6 Third
Meyer M., 308 Sixth
Meyer W.. 1227 Stockton
Moore John J., SE cor Twenty-second
and Folsom
Moral Nathan, 909 Stockton
Mosgrove s. A Co.. 222 I hird
Murphy D. J., 646 Mission
O'Brien J. J. A Co., 606 Market and
7 Bust
Olcovich Brothers. 354 Third
Paul J. M..31 Fourth
Phipps A Flenniken, 726 Montgomery
Frager A. J., 629 Kearny
*Rank C. P., 311 Pine
Redmond John J., 112 Sixth
Regan Abraham, 230 Sixth
Bosenfeld Abraham. 442 Hayes
Rosenthal D. Mrs., 10 Kearny
Rvan & Henneberry. 120 Kearny
Samuels David, 46 Third
Samuels Julius, 630 Market
Schlichter P. A; Co., 52 Fourth
Schonwasser B. A Co., 222 Kearny
Schwartz Lazarus, 624 Market
Seguin A Charlebois, 706 Mont
Shirek A Co., 1125 Stockton
SichelMoses, 1008 Stockton
♦Skerrett Nicholas, 32 Kearny
Speier Bernard, NE cor Kearny and
Post
Stoltz A. A Co., 538 Kearny
Stone K. L.,fi Virginia Block
Strauss Louis. 7 Virginia Block
Supple Edward, 158 Third
♦Taafi'e A Co., 9 Montgomery
Talbot J. C. A Co., 28 Kearny
Villeneuve JohnM., 1121 Dupont
Waller A Jacohi, 26 Kearny
Wand A' Co., 32 Second
Webster Adam, S s Twenty-fourth nr
Alabama
Wellman A Richardson, 817 Stockton
Woolf A Brother, 936 Dupont
Wynne, Lowth A Co., 706 Market
Zissig Charles, 802 Kearny
I>ye Stuff's, Chemicals, etc.
[See also Apothecaries; also Drugs
and Medicines.]
Mahnz Hugo, 304 Battery
Newman John, 411 Washington
Redington, Ho stetter A Co., 529 Mkt
Dyer* and Scourers.
Aureau V. Miss, 210 Second
Bertin A Co., 1626 Stockton
Bousquet A. M. Madame, 217 Fourth
Christian Richard, NWcor Gough and
Fulton
Drevfous T , 35 Sixth
GautierL. M.,1719 Powell
GouxJ. K., 233 Third
Hagerup F. C. A Co., 148 Third
Jeretskv M., 40t> Folsom
Marchal M. Mrs., 833 Washington
Pacific Assorting and Scouring Co.,
206 Front
Perpoll Maximiliano, 69 Fourth
Perrout Madame, 112 Second
Renault L. J., 433 Bush
Ricklefson G. J.. 1408 Stockton
Holland L.. 739 Clav
Silberstein Philip. 247 Third
Snow John F.,25 Post
Thomann C. 735 Clay
Thomas Francois, 735 Washington
Weyer A., 126 Post
Egg Dealers.
[See Produce.]
Electricians— Manufacturers.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION A
MAINTENANCE CO., 134 Sutter
LADD GEORGE 3., 134 Sutler
Lundborg William, 810 Montgomery
Electronlaters.
Clark W. H. T., 31 Third
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION A
MAINTENANCE CO., 134 Sutter
Electrotypers.
[See also Silver Platers : also Stereo-
typers.]
California Type FoundryCo., 407 San
ELECTRICAL CONSTKUC 1'IOX A
MAINTENANCE CO., 134 Sutter
Painter A Co., 510 Clay
Roehieioli R. F., 6 Tyler
Wiuterburn Joseph A Co., 417 Clay
Einbalmera.
GILLMOR J. B., (under Dr. Benj. F.
Lyford's patent) 402 Kearny (sec
adv. dept. page 54)
LYFnLD LOUIS D., 7 Kearny (see
advertisement)
Embroideries^
[■♦Importers.]
Dannenberg A. Mrs., 24 Montgomery
♦DAVIDSON J. W. A CO., NWcor
Kearny and Post (see adv. hack
cover)
Dreschfeld Henry Mrs.. NE cor Hyde
and I'Farrell
•Duden Freres A Co., NW cor Bat-
tery and Pine
*Held Brothers, NE cor Market and
Sansom
"Heller M. A Bros.. 112 Sansom
Mloldcn S. P. A Co., 28 Sansom
♦JONES, PULLMAN A CO., 116 San-
som (see adv. register of names,
each alternate page)
♦Kaindlier, Scellier, Lelievre A Co.,
100 Montgomery
Kreuser Constance Madame, 732Wash
Leszynsky A Co., 4 Kearny
*LOCAN A CO., 19 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page xviii)
♦NORCROSS A CO., 4 Post (see adv.
dept. page lxvi)
Prousergue A., 104 Geary
♦Rosenbaum a- Friedman, 24 Battery
Sullivan Catherine Mrs. 13 Second
♦TENCE CHARLES A Co., 22 Sut-
ter (see adv. dept page lxii)
•Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
son! and Sutter
♦Uhlfelder, Cahn & Co.. 21 Battery
Embroidery Stampers.
Hirsch E. Mrs., 1022 Stockton
Sullivan C. Mis.. 13 Second
McGinn Annie Miss. 222 O'Farrcll
Engine Builders.
Booth H. J. A Co., NE cor First and
Mission
Caldwell William, 113 Beale
Deacon A Bulger. 12" Main
GODDARD A CO., First and Fremont
bet Mission and Howard isce adv.
dept. page xiv)
11 AN si'i IM A CO., SE cor Fremont
and Tehama (see adv. dept. page
10)
Hawkins A Caiitn dl,210 Beale
HINCKLEY A CO., NEeor Fremont
and Tehama, (see adv. dept. page
16)
Lnckhcad John, 115 Beale
Martin II. B. A Co., 15 Fremont
MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MA-
CHINE WORKS, 283 First (see
adv. dept page xlvll)
PRACY GEOR ■ K T., 109 Mission (sec
adv. dept. page 39)
RISDON IKON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS CO., SE cor Beale and
Howard (see adv. dept. page 9)
Stoddart David, 1 14 Beale
Treadwell A Co., (agents) Marketopp.
Front
Vulcan Iron Works, 135 Fremont
Ware William, 231 Fremont
Engineers— Civil.
Allardt GeoTge F., 8 W cor Ciayrand
Kearnv
Black George, 82] Clav
Blatchly Ambrose, 217 First
Boardwell A Maker, Merchants' Exch
BordweU George, 410 Kearny
BreretonB. M.,320 California
BROOKS A MCGREGOR. 60S Wash,
(see ;idv. dent, page 36)
Brown J. D., 302 Montgomery
Bryan W. II., 33] Montgomery
Carlin W. H.,712 Montgomery
Dav Sherman, 86 Mont Block
Doherty G. w., 53 Mont Block
Fairman E..716 Montgomery
GaynorJohn P., 315 California
Gibbes Charles D., 112 Mont Block
Goddard George II., S s California nr
Jones
Goodyear A Blake, Mercantile Li-
brary Buildinu'
Gore J. C, 315 California
Hall William 11., 240 Montgomery
Harris Robert L., 106 Mont Block
Hoadley.Milo,29 Merchants' Exch
Huerne' Prosper, 702 Washington
Humphreys William P., 52 Mont
Block
Lewis William J., 302 Montgomery
Mason John E.. 320 California
Mauran J. Russell, 410 Kearny
McAfee L. C..4UK California
Morgan Thomas W.. 240 Mont
Poett Alfred. 320 California
SCHUSSLER II.. 516 California
Smith Julius 11.. 72 Mont Block
Stretch R. II., City Hall
Thompson G. II.. 306 Montgomery
Turner George K„ 1313 Vallejo
Varicas L. G.. 425 Kearny
VON SCHMIDT A. W., 808 Mont (see
adv. dept. page liii)
Von Schmidt Julius II., SOS Mont
Wackenrender Vitus, 148 San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-eighth
Watson William s.,410 Kearny
Weber AdOlpb C.,6OT Montgomery
En gineers— Mechanical.
Burnett W.. 138 Fremont
Qluyas G. K.. steamers C.I'.R.R.
LocbheadJohn, 115 Beale
Pardv George, 802 Mont
Pierce George L.,247 First
Portots A Hfllirt.604 Merchant
stoddart David, 114 Beale
Engineers— Mining.
Ashburner William. 240 Mont
Battereby R., 645 Market
Benjamin P. A., 412 California
Blatchly Ambrose. 247 First
Bowie A.J. .lr.. 302 California
Browne J. Ross, 46 Mont Block
Dav Sherman, B8 Mont Block
Goodyear A Blake, Mercantile Library
Building
Hall Henry J., 402 Front
Heuscfa <'.. 2411 Montgomery
Janln llenrv. 240 Mon gomery
Koeis Adolphns Em 601 wash
Kustel g..2 Park Avenue
Linden II., 32 Stevenson Building
Mills G. E..240 Montgomery
MosbelmerJ., 501 Montgomery
Phillips J. B„ 423 Washington
RIOTTE A HCK1IAKDT, 21 First
(sec adv. dept. page 39)
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosiery,
Views of any part orthe Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick Ilouse entrance.
744
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Rtretrh Richard II., IB City Hall
Watson William 11., 302 Mont
Watson William B., 410 Kearny
Wheeler M. A., low Powell
Whymper Fred, 432 Montgomery
En gravers-
Ahumada L., 631 Sacramento
Allan John, 802 Montgomery
Baker George II.. i«8 California
Bogner B., 648 Sacramento
BOSQC1 EDWARD ft CO., RE cor
Clay and Leidesdorff(see adv. reg.
of names each Alternate page)
Boyd Theodore c, (wood) 1718 Hyde
l'.riggs W. C. (metal) 620 Merchant
BRITTON & KEY, 525 Commercial
(see adv. register of names)
Brown G.'T. & Co.. 540 Clay
BUTLER WARKEN ('.. i wood) 611
Clav (see adv. dept. page 24)
Cruris LEILA & CO., (wood) 405
Ransom
Deaves Edward, (wood) 517 Clay
Dewey ft Co., (wood) 414 Clay
Dwyer J. P., 607 Montgomery
Eastman Harrison, (wood) 1123 Clay
EITHER RUDOLF, (wood) 629 Clay
(see adv. dept. page lxxvii)
Fuller Oeorge F., 631 Sacramento
Giannini P. A., (seal) 622 Clay
Gihon Thomas, (card and seal) 519
Montgomery
Goldsmith W. E., (card and seal) 507
Montgomery
Oottnng F.,(sign) 437 Jessie
Haffner Q., 631 Sacramento
Hoffman J. Gottlieb, 414 Sacramento
Joiner John J., (metal) 118 Kearny
Klumpp William. 637 Washington
Kl'NER ALBERT, (seal) 611 Wash-
ington (see adv. dept. page 25)
Lafaix J. Eugene, (metal) 134 Sutter
Loomis P., (wood) 611 Clay
Maillot J. w.. 6nii Montgomery
OLIVER HENRY, 425 Kearnv
PAGES JULES F., (seal) 610 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page 35)
Patch George W.. 405 From
PATTERSON WILLIAM, (sign) 430
Kearny
Procurcur A. P., 315 Kearny
Hochicioli Raneri F., 6 Tyler
Roy H., 622 Washington
Schenk C. 508 Commercial
Shourds George W., (wood) 432 Mont
Btott A. W.. (card and seal) 26 Mont
Taylor H. P. &. Co., 5i4 Sacramento
Toiiks Joshua, 614 Merchant
TRUWORTAY FRANCIS M„ 318
Front (see adv. dept. pageslii)
Wenzel Edward. 328 Bush
WOOD GEORGE M. A CO., 312 Bush
(see adv. dept. page liii)
Engravers' Xools.
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 312 Bush
Engravings.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Mkt
Bateman C. H., 227 Kearny
BurkardtM., 545 Washington
Cohen Hermann, 62ft Clay
Currier & Winter, 211 Kearny
Flood Michael, 685 Market
GUMP 8, it G., 117 Ransom (see adv.
dept.. page lxxvii)
HOUSEWOHTH THOMAS & CO.,
(photographic) 319 Montgomery
(see adv. front cover)
KOLLMYER WILLIAM A,. 640
Washington (see adv. dept. p. 23)
MCQUILLAN B., 209 ' eidesdorff (see
adv. dept. page lxiii)
Muytiridge E. .1., (photographic) 12
Montgomery
NILE M. D., "225 Kearny (see adv.
dept. page 26)
Norton & Co., (publishers) 540 Clay
Nye Albert G., 29 Third
Rosenthal Joseph, 105 Third
Schmidt Christian. 122 Kearny
Snow & Roos, 21 Kearny
WATKINSC. E.,( photographic). 22-26
Mont (see adv. each alternate pagej
Exchange— By Telegraph.
BANK OF CALIFOKNIA, NW cor
California and Ransom (see adv.
dept. page ix)
Donohoe, Kelly & Co., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
LONDON AND RAN FRANCISCO
BANK Limited, 423 California (see
adv. dent, page x)
Sathcr ft Co., NE cor Montgomery
and Commercial
WELLS, FARGO * CO., NW cor
Montgomery and California (see
adv. dept. page viii)
Expresses.
[See Fast Freight, etc.]
Alameda and Contra Costa, Bamber ft
Co., SW cor Jackson and Davis
Bamber & Co., SW cor Jackson and
Davis
Lovej iiv A. A., 425 Davis
Oakland ft San Francisco, NW cor
Pacific and Davis
Palisade, Geo.W. Stewart & Co. agents,
106 Davis
San Francisco Transfer Co., 6 New
Montgomery
San Lcandro & San Francisco, 319
Washington
W'ELLS, FARGO & CO.. NW cor
Mont and Cal (see adv. dept. page
viii)
Fancy Goods- Importers and
Jobbers.
[See also Dry Goods; also Millinery,
etc.]
Adelsdorfer Bros.. 23 Battery
Bachman Bros., 10 Battery
Coldiner Bros., 310 California
Cohn J.M.,212 Sansom
DAVID -ON J. W. ft CO., 103 Kearny
'see adv. back cover)
Dinkelspiel L. & Co.. Ill Battery
Feigentiaum it Co., 120 Sansom
Feldbttsch & Co., 306 Battery
FELDMANN L. ft CO., 315 Sac (see
adv. dent, page lxiv)
Godchaux Bros, ft Co.. 109 Battery
Haas Martin L., 221 Kearny
Held Bros., 1 Sutter, cor Market
Heller M. & Bros., 112 Sansom
Hoffman* Co., 17 Battery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 San-
som (see adv. reg. of names— each
alternate page)
Kaindler, Sccllier, Lelierrc & Co., 100
Montgomery
Kohler, Chase * Co., 633 Clay
Lazard F teres, 525 Market
Levy Gustave, 2 Battery
Lewison L., 19 Sansom
Lieberman .t Co.. 121 Sansom
LOCAN it CO., 19 Mont (see adv.dept.
page xviii)
MCCAIN, FLOOD & McCLURE, 109
Pine (see adv. dept. page xix)
MICHELS, FRIEDLANDER A CO.,
7 Battery (see adv. dept. p. lxiv)
Mish S. & Co., 428 Kearny
Neustader Bros., NW cor Battery and
Pine
PASQUALE E.. 642 Wash (see adv.
dept. page Ixxvl
Redington. HOStetterft Co., 529 Mkt
Rosenhaum ft Friedman. 24 Battery
Rosenblatt Samson, 105 Kearny
Sachs, Strassburger «fc Co., SE cor San
and Pine
Schweitzer, Sachs it Co., 25 Battery
Son Bros., SE cor Sansom and Sacra-
mento
Swain R. A. & Co., 200 Sansom
TENCE CHARLES <t CO.,22 Sutter
(see adv. dept. page lxii)
THURNAUER ft ZINN. 119 Battery
(see adv. dept. page 17)
Tobin, Davisson <fc Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 714
Kearnv
Weil & Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Fancy Goods- Retail,
[•Importers.]
Abrahamson G.. 428 Kearny
Ackerman it Bro., 123 Kearny
Alexander Philip, 34 Sixth
Altshuler Levi, S 8 Sixteenth nr First
Avenue
Anderson J. Mrs., 1215 Kearny
Apple Sarah Mrs., 204 Kearny
Bauer Bros., 410 Kearny
Bernard Isaac. N s Sixteenth bet Va-
lencia and Mission
Bernstein J. <fc L., 824 Market
Bessev R. W„ (widow) 638 Howard
BienenfeldElias, 1229 Stockton
Booker Helen E., 14 Second
Breidenstein Leonnardt, 615 Mont
Brown A. F.. 304 Battery
Bruner L., 314 Hives
Buyer, Reich ft Co., 1015 Stockton and
129 Kearnv
Cannavan E. Mrs., 510 Montgomery
ClarA. Mrs., 1220 Polk
Cohen Simon ft Bro.. 345 Kearny
•Cohen William, 6 Battery
Cohn Misses, 128 sixth
Collinson T., 160 Third
Crver Charles Mrs., 26 Fourth
Cashing Ellen Miss. 310 Third
Dauphinot Emile ft Co., 654 Wash-
ington
Dans Susan, 1339 Dupont
♦DAVIDSON J. W. it Co., 103 Kearny
(see adv. back cover)
Davis A., 56 Second
Davis A. G ,419 Kearny
Davis David. 56 Second
Davis L. B. Mrs., 105 Sixth
Dennerv Fannie M'me. 1405 Stockton
Dixon H. H. Mrs.; 1037 Folsom
DobnerM.. 1018 Stockton
Douglas Ellen A., (widow) '715 Tolk
Douglas P. ,t Co., 131 Kearnv
Dresehfcld Henry Mrs.,NE cor O'Far-
rell and Hyde
Droge C. F. C. 533 Sixteenth
Ehrlieh Hermann. 326 Sixth
Evans Henry, 118 Fourth
•Feigonbanm <t Co.. 120 Sansom
♦Fcldbusch ft Co., 207 Mont
Field Hampton E.. 1008 Market
Frey William A.. 4"4 Kearny
Friedman Solomon, 1108 Stockton
Glave it Co., 21 New Montgomery
Goldstein Eva Mrs.. 26 Second
Goldstein P.. 454« Tehama
Haas Martin L., 221 Kearny
♦Haseltine William it Co., 609 Sac
HasevS. L..521 Kearny
Haskell J. E., 806 Market
Herman E. S.. 422 Third
Herzbersr Martin. 414 Sacramento
Jacobs H. Mrs., 1144 Folsom
Jacobv Samuel. 1 Hit Stockton
Jester'Ann. 510 Fourth
♦KAINDLER, SCELLIER, LELIE-
VRE ,t CO . 100 Montgomery
Keene C. C, 203 Kearnv
Kellner M. Mrs., Sixth nr Shipley
Kline Abraham, 60 Third
Krone Johanna, 122 Fifth
Lamb Isaac, 152 Third
Landers S. Mrs., N s Sixteenth nr Gu
errero
Leon C. Mrs., 124 Third
Leszvnskv it Co.. 4 Kearny
Lich't L., 145 Second
Liebmann it Goldman, NWcorTaciflc
and Stockton
Liehenstein Morris, 34 Second
♦LOCAN & CO., 19 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page x\ iii I
Maas A. & Co., SE cor Rear and Post
Manning M. Mrs., 226 Francisco
Manshach it Bine, 12 Second
Marcuse Hvman L.. 1316 Stockton
Marks Adolph ,1022 Dnnont
McKewen S. Mrs.. 314 Beale
Meininger H., 303 Kearnv
Milligan E. L. Miss, 14 Second
Mucha Philip, 44S Third
♦NATHAN B. 5 CO., 540 Kearny (see
adv. register of names)
Newman A"., 114 O'Farrell
Newman John & Co. 411 Washington
Newman & Katzenstein. 16 Second
Palmer Bros.. 730 Market
PASQUALE E..644 Washington (see
adv. dept. page lxxv)
Piatt R. Mrs.. 105 Fourth
Polack it Hartman, 18 Kearny
Prousergue A., 104 Geary
Rank Cvrus P., 311 line
Rosenbfum Morris, 822 Market
Rosenthal D. Mrs . 10 Kearny
Roux R Mrs., 135 Fourth
Schmidt J. Mr*., 1325 Dupont
Sehonholz S„ 40 Sixth
Schonwasser B. .t Co., 222 Kearny
Silberman & Co., 1221 Stockton
Simon Simon. 214 Kearny
Smith Ahimaz B.. 262 First
Solera Seraflno, 1214 Stockton
Spat/. John 11. Mrs.. 1520 Stockton
Stoiz A. it Son, 402 Kearny
HUNTINGrTON, H.OFKLN3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
745
Stolz Brothers, 532 Kearny and 18 Sec
Stone Bernard L.. 104 Sixth
•THURNAULlt <fc ZINN. 119 Battery
(see adv. dept. pane 17)
•Tobin, Davisson A Co., NW cor San-
soin and Sutter
Van Duyne Ellen, (widow) 117 Sutter
Vasselin Hyppolite. 22 Fourth
WaiteM. A. Mrs.. 33 Fourth
Warden C. H.. 314 Fifth
Warren J. E. Mrs.. '..'4S Second
Weil Henry L., 3:2 Kearny
Wright Alfred, 1132 Market
Faro Materials.
Will A Finek, 821 Kearny and 140
Montgomery
Fast Freight Lines.
[See Expresses. ]
Faucet Makers.
[See also Turners— Wood, etc.]
GRACIER A JOHNSTON", SE cor
Mission and Beale (see adv. dept.
page 9)
Swift James, 24 California
Waas Henry, SE cor Fremont and
Mission
Feather Dealers.
McCahe Owen, lh5 Jessie
Sciaccaluga A. Mrs., 116 Kearny
Feathers Fancy.
Held Bros., cor Market and Sansom
Roger Ang 1 Madame. 645 Market
TENCE CHARLES A CO., 22 Sutter
(see adv. dept. page lxii)
Feather, Hair and Moss
Cleaner*.
Schwiering E., 252 Stevenson
Feed Stores.
[See also Hay and Grain]
Cosgriff Brothers, SW cor O'Farrell
and Hyde
Dohrmann A Co., NW cor Washing-
ton anl Drumm
Dunn James, SW cor Pac and Powell
Dutton A: Moore, pier 7 Steuart
Finek .v. Goetjen, 707 Mission
Holmes J. B. A Co., 14 Spear
Lanterwaaser A- Peters, 223 Sixth
McKenna ife Greanv, W s Drumm nr
Clav
Miller A H»ll. 21 Spear
Moore A Armstrong. 915 Post
MORROW GE K'.E, 39 Clay and 28
Commercial (see adv. dept. page
xcvii i
Nichols William H.. NW cor Sacra-
mento anl Drumm
Schwegerle John A Co., 549 Fourth
Smith .v Ross, >E cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Vermeil Jean L., SE cor Fourth and
Berry
Ferries.
Alameda. Davis nr Broadway
Central Pacific Railroad, foot Pacific,
and foot Second
Contra C "Sta. root Vallejo
Oakla-.d (creek route) foot Pacific
Oakland (railroad) foot Pacific
San Queutiti, foot Broadway
Saucelito, Muggs Wharf
Fertilizers.
Ohlandt A Co.. (animal) cor Jersey
and Alameda
Potrero Co . (bone) City Hall
File Makers.
[See also Saw Makers.]
California File Manufacturing Co.,
Solano nr Minnesota
Nelson A Hoble, (agents) IS Fremont
Pacific Kile Works, 5< Beale
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING
CO.. 17 Fremont (see adv.dept.p.ll)
Wolf A., 226 Mission
Fire Bricks— Makers.
[See also Brick Manufacturers.]
Davis A Cowell, SE cor Market and
Maim-
Holme* Henry T., 30 Spear
TAILOR JOHN A CO., 512 Wash
Fire Extinguishers.
Babcock*s, 317 California
Parker & Cook's, '2H Steuart
Fire Works.
[See also Pyrotechnists.l
Church A Clark, 407 Front
Chy Lung & Co., (Chinese) 640 Sac
(iiorgiani A., 421 Washington
Hop, Kee <fe Co., 7)15 DupOnt
Lebatard M„ (Russian flre balls) 719
Green
Firemen's Caps.
[See also Harness and Saddlery.]
COOK HORATIO N.,801 Battery (see
adv. dept. page lii)
Fish Salt.
GRIFFITH ANTHONY J.. 123 Wash-
ington (see adv. dept. page 36)
Lvnde A Hough, 416 Davis
Rittore A Guidi. 321 Davis and 6 Clay
Street Market
Fishing Tackle.
[See also Cutlers; also Gunsmiths.]
Barton A Rutter, 609 Clav
CLABROUGH A BROTHER, 630
Mont (see adv. dept. nage xlv)
Currv N A Brother. 11" Saosom
Howes E. K. <fc Co., 118 Front
Li. Idle & Kaeding. 538 Washington
BLATE A J.. 510 Sacramento, (see
adv. dept. page xevi)
Wilson A Evans, 513 Clay
Fishmongers.
Bell D. B.. 32 Grand Central Market
Bennett Peter B., 31 Washington Mkt
CacioppoA Bonaldi, 27 Wash Mkt
Cavaletti C. D.. 12 Pacific Fruit Mkt
Cohen William E., In Occidental Mkt
Enguglio A.. 1 Washington Market
Feretto G., 52 Washington Market
Gabriele Andrea, 28 Washington Mkt
GRIFFITH ANTHONY J., (salt) 123
Washington
Harvey Joseph, 115 Occidental Market
Heringer R. F., 19 Union Market
Hogan Michael, 35 Metropolitan Mar-
ket
Kessing John H„ 79 Cal Market and 7
New Clav St. Market
Larkins A Catania. 101 Cal Market
Lefebvre E.. 37 S. F. Market
Mav Peter, Washington Market
McColliam T. W., 224 Sacramento
Murray William, 22 Occidental Mar-
ket
Murray J.. Metropolitan Market
Robison D. N. A Son, (gold fish) 217
Washington
Sevarno (i , 3 ' Wash Market
Silvestre A Maggio, (salt and smoked)
5 New Clav St. Market
Spence A- Johnson, 93 Cal Market
Tavl r B., 30 Central Market
Verzi Alexandro, 20 Washington Mar-
Wolff A., 31 S. F. Market
Flags.
BELL JOHN C. 514 Market (see adv.
dept. page liv)
JOHNSON T. RODGERS, 325 Mont.
(see adv. inside back cover)
NORCROSS A: CO., 4 Post (see adv.
dept. page lxvi)
PASQUALE F... 644 Wash (see adv.
dept. page lxxv)
Florists.
[See also Nurseries.]
Allen E. A Co., 27 Post
Allen H.. SW cor McAllister and Bu-
chanan
Appleby Thomas, NE cor Twenty-sec-
ond'and Alabama
Aurignae M., 6 Trinity
Bernstein George, 106 Cal Market
Brocq Alfred, 619 Sacramento
Chiousse Joseph, 72H Wash
Collie ,t Stewart, 118 Sutter
Davidson John, NW cor Folsom and
Sixteenth _
Doyle Luke D., NW cor Cemetery
*Av and Bush
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., (wax) 22 Geary
Fautsch F. E„ cor Turk and Market
Kr.bn H.. (artificial) UK amy
Lansezeur F.. NE cor lurk and Van
Ness .\i enne
Meherin Thomas, NE cor Oregon and
Batten
Meyer A Co., 27 C.eary
O'HareJohn. NW cor Harrison and
Treat Avenue
Patters.. n William. W s San Bruno
Road nr Thirtieth
Robertson William, W s Folsom bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Save Placlde A Co., Illsslon nr s,.Cond
Vincent sevin A Co.. 60S Sansom
Vivien August, lo Eddy
WinterM. Mrs.,71i. Washington
Flour Dealers.
[See also Commission Merchants; also
Produce; also Mills. Flour, etc.]
Babcock A Sutton. 816 D ivis
Ballard A Hall. M. ear < 'alifomia and
Davis
Bassett Joseph, 221 Clay
Beach, Montettib A: Co., 120 Clay
BogartJ.M. a Co., 206 Davis
Brav Bros., 226 <lav
Clayton C. A Co., (Sant i Clara Mills)
NE cor Front an i Clay
Conro F.I>. A Son. Golden Age Mills)
718 Battery
Davis Horace A Co., (Golden Gate
Mills 13 First
Deeth Jacob ,t Co., 203 Sacramento
Dcming. Palmer A Co.. (Capiiol Mills)
115 Commercial and 110 8a*
Dohrmann <v Co., (Wheelan'j Mills)
N W cor Wash and Drumm
Eisen Bros., Pioneer .Mills; 14 Stev-
enson
Everding J. A Co., 4-< Clay
GROS1I A RUTHERFORD, (Com-
mercial Mills) NE cor First aud
Natoma (see adv fl, pt. page 28)
Ham I. II. A Co., 824 Oft' -
Kennedy Edward, Ui w see Mills) cor
Gold and Sanson)
KINNKV BROS., ion Clay
Lick James, ljl Sutter
Martetistein J. A Co.,( National Mills)
sw cor Battery and I
McCune James N., (Central Mills) 117
Clav
McHu'gh John, 206 Clav
McNearA Bro., 806 Davis
MitchlerG.. 213 Clav
Pflster A. A Co., ill Clay
Raymond A Co., 11 Clay
Sicottc A- Poor, 122 Clay
Spcrry A Co., (Stockton Mills) 210
Davis
Starr Bros. A Campbell. 212 < Hay
Stewart George W. A Co.. lot; Davis
Witham W. L., S W cor Clay and
Davis
Ziele J., (Pacific Mills) 508 Pacific
Forges.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., 8
Front (see adv d. pt page v)
Forwarding Merchants.
[Sue Shipping and Forwarding.]
Foundries.
[See also Bran Foundries; also Ma-
chinists. I IC.j
ANGELL. PALMER A co.. 253 First
. [v. dept. page xlvii)
Booth H. J. A Co., It' llton) NE cor
First and Mlssl n
Dobrzensky Morris, (brass '41 7 Mission
Gallagher James J., (Excelsior; 712
Sansom
G.YKKATT W. T. A CO., (brass) 138
Frci.i ent. page 12)
GODDARD A CO., Pacific i First and
Fremont bet Mis-Ion and Howard
(see adv. dipt, page xiv)
Golden State lr..n W.-rks, 19-28 First
Gnt nt.crg A Co., (Eagle, brass) 20S
Fremont
HANSCoM A CO., 8E cor Fremont
and 'Tehama (see ad v.dept page 10)
HINCKLEY A CO., (Fullon) SE CO*
Fieniont an. I Tehama (see adv.
dept. page 16)
lis John G., (Jackson) 628 Washington
KIT! BEDUE JONAH 11 A N.. lli.i nix)
20 Fremont (see ad . . dept. x\ i)
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wares.
WATKINS' S"0-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
746
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LEAVITT C. H., (Pioneer) 227 Beale
(sec adv dept. page lxviii)
Lewis ,t Morrill, (Cit.vi 28 Fremont
Llewellyn & Co., (Columbia 185 Beale
McKibbin William. (Eureka) 317 How
MINERS' I'OINDRY AND MA-
CHINE Works, 283 First (see
adv. dept. page xlvii)
Moyniban & Aitken, (Portland) 313
'.Mission
Palmer, Knox <fc Co., (Golden State)
111 to 25 First
Bafferty & Caldwell, (Cyclops) 113
Beale
RISD<>\ IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS, SE cor Beale and How-
ard (see adv. dept. page 9)
Rochicioli Kaneri F., 6 Tyler
Barrage & Son, (Empire) 145 Beale and
294 Howard
STEIOER & BOLAND, (Occidental)
137 First (see adv. dept. page 22)
THOMPSON BROTHERS. (Eureka)
129 Beale (see adv. dept. page
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135 Fre-
mont
WEED & KINOWELL, (California,
brass) 125 First (see adv. dept.
page 15)
Frame Makers — T.ooking-
Glass and Picture.
[See Carvers and Gilders ; also Pic-
ture-Frame Makers.]
Fringes and Tassels.
ENGLANDER WILLI AM, 751 Market
(see adv. dept. page xlvi)
ETTINGERS., 105 Post (see adv. dept.
page xlii)
Fruits.
[See also Merchants, Commission Pro-
duce.]
[♦Importers.]
Abern P., SW cor California and San
Alcayaga .1. , 52!) Broadway
Alexander E., 18 Metropolitan Market
Allison D. E. & Co., • 09 Washington
Amnion P., (stand) Broadway Wharf
Avery D. R., 41 Washington Market
Bagla L„ 202 Fourth
Barnes James, (stand) NW cor Stcuart
and Mission
Bejar C, 145 Post
Bertorel L., SE cor Sacramento and
Kearny
Birbora N., cor Sansom and Wash
Boylen C, 1426 Stockton
Braley G. A., NW cor Jackson and
Davis
Brown Richard, 523 Fourth
Brown A McDonald, 30 California
Market
Bruno N., 405 Broadway
Btirnside C. II., W s Valencia nr Nine-
teenth
Callahan P. G., N s Sixteenth nr Guer-
rero
Campbell Annie, 1426 Stockton
Carnell Ricliard & Co., 754 Market
Catlin & Woods, 13 Fourth
Chase G. W.. 428 Folsom
Cheyne R., 140 First
"Church -t Clark, 407 Front
Clafr'ey John. 922 Market.
Clayton M. Mrs., N s Sixteenth nr Sec-
ond Avenue
Colby Z. B., Francisco nr Powell
"Conrad D., NW cor Front & Wash
Conrad II., 1105 Howard
Cunningham John, 944 Kearny
Curran I'bos., 668 Howard
Cusich Jacop & Co., SW cor Sansom
and Washington
Dabovich JN., 207 Washington
Daley & Gallagher, 20!) Washington
Daneri John, 1122 Stockton
Delecoile W., SE cor Clav & Stockton
Donohue Jeremiah, 1139 Howard
Doran M. Mrs., 974 Folsom
Drake & Emerson, 521 Sansom
Driscoll D. F., cor Twenty-fourth and
Harrison
Duffy J. J. & Co., 30 Occidental Market
Eclmini EL, 1142 Market
Egue P. V., 1212 Dupont
Ellwood F. II., 258 Third
Emery A Lord, 235 Sixth
Estein G. Mrs., 1118 Folsom
Evancovich A., SE cor Dupand Geary
Fallon E. D., 219 Folsom
Fawcett<fc Augsburgh, 8 Metrop Mkt
Fenton P., 614 Grove
Ferrari ])., (stand) NW cor Wash and
Baitery
Franklin 6. B. & Co., 205 Washington
Frombeim W., 153 Fourth
Galli A. <te Co.. 510 Sansom
Garnery & Co., 6 S. F. Market
Gatelv P., 402 Post
Gaven P. T\, 38 Occidental Market
Gebhe.ls N., 978 Harrison
Gilflllan & Hohenschild, 34 California
Market
♦Giorgiani A., 421 Washington
Goss Jacob, SE cor Shotwell and
Twenty-second
Gusina M., 1237 Mission
Haley D., (stand) NE cor Commercial
and Montgomery
Hall & Co.. 21 California Market
Hallidav John, 127 Third
Ham I. H. & Co., 324 Davis
Hamlind T., N W cor Sac and Stockton
Hanehan T., (stand) SW corMontgom-
gomery and Jackson
Hardenhruck D. C Francisco nr Pow
Hassell H., 14 Clav St. Market
Henderson H. M., 17 Grand Central
Market
Higgina <fe Co., 323 Washington
Hill, Lloyd & Miller, 202 Washington
Hodge Alexander, 713 Folsom
Holland D. & Co , 3U5 Washington
Horn J. P., 28* First
Howe & Hall, 410 Davis
Hughes George, 313 Washington
♦lvancovich J. & Co., 520 Sansom
Jacobson J., 24 Third
Johnson James. 24,0 Fifth
Kelly Thomas. 1053 Howard
Kent Thomas, (stand) SE cor Califor-
nia and Montgomery
Kerlinct Hippman.28 California Mkt
Kliunak Martin & Co., NE cor Wash-
ington and Stockton
Largadio B., (stand) 502 California
Lavagnine L., (stand) SE cor Bush and
Kearny
Lawson C, 202 Fifth
Leaman W. J., SW cor Green and
Stockton
Levinson F.. 84 Everett
Lewis J., (stand) SE cor Jackson and
Kearny
Lipman IL, 616 Market and 36 Sixih .
Loewenhayn H., Pacific Fruit Market
Loewens n L.. 136 Second
Loudon W., 16 Occidental Market
*Lusk A. & Co., Pacific Fruit Market
Lunstedt J., 1800 Powell
Lysett J. P., 26 Metropolitan Market
Maggs G., 250 Eighth
Malone J.,531 Fourth
Matteo M„ 1302 Stockton
McAuliffe C, 413 Jones
McAuliffe T., (stand) NW cor Wash-
ington and Montgomery
McDonough J., 212 Washington
McEvoy M. Mrs , W s Battery nr Val
McMann James, 525 Davis
McPherson H ., 1219 Polk
Metrovich P., 801 Bush
Mitchell R. E., 1427 Dupont
Monahan C, (stand) N s Jackson nr
Davis
Monahan M. A. Mrs., N s Sixteenth nr
Dolores
Moore E., NW cor Brannan and Sixth
Moore Z. W.. 37 California Market
Morelli s., 814 Kearny
Morris E. Mrs., 10 Metropolitan Mkt
Murphy T., E s Polk nr Broadway
Murphy & Conners,502 Sansom
Nicholas N., (stand) SW cor Jackson
and Battery
Niese F., 913 HaTison
Nixon James, SE cor Larkin and Pine
Noah J. B., 13 Sixtli
Northrup F.,45 Third
O'Brien John, 125 Second
Oellrich Bros., 3 1 Metropolitan Market
Onesti & Biagi, 501 sansom
Paulsen L., (stand) SW cor Broadway
ami Davis
Penicrc C. L. * Co., 86 California Mkt
Perkins C.C.. 418 Third
Perkins W. H.. 442 Third
Peters G. S., 1060 Folsom
Pillion John, (stand) 600 Commercial
Pittman G. T.. (nutstaud) N s Wash-
ington nr Battery
Pizzala C, 309 Broadway
Podcsta J., NE cor Bush ant Dupont
Porter H., NW cor Larkin and North
Point
Precht <t Eggers, Pacific Fruit Market
Quinn James, 1062 Howard
Raclovicicb T., 602 Washington
Riedel H. F., 1 Powell
Riorden J. II., 53 California Market
Robertson R., 14 Sixth
♦Rohison D. N. & Son, 217 Wash
Rossi P.. (stand) 912 Kearny
Roswell Joseph, NE cor Bush and Dup
Rothholtz E.Mrs., 289 Sutter
•ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT,
408 Clav (see adv. dept. page 19)
Sander Jacob, 316 Sixth
Sangulnetti A.. 841 Pacific
Seveil S.. 748 Washington
Shea Dennis, 130 Filth
Shillaber L. S. <fc Co., 268 First
smith Frederick. 1332 Dupont
Smith Henrv, 1103 Folsom
Smith Henry, 113 Sixth
Sonogorato Ely, 601 Post
Spinata G., 222 Francisco
Staniforth W., 135 Folsom
Stein Jacob, 417 Sutter
Steinfuhr H.,401 Pine
Stephens W., 1208 Pacific
Stewart .fe Bucklev. 517 Sansom
Sticotti F..715* Davis
Taylor George, NE cor Bush and Pow
Valentine A Cattarina, 420 Davis
Vicini P., SW cor Paci c and Mason
Warren August. 107* Fifth
Webb Richard, 344 Fourth
Weindorf J., SW cor Tehama and
Fourth
Wiese George, 411 Union
Wiess Henrv, 1504 Dupont
Wolff B., 1328 Stockton
Zocchi D„ 1303 Dupont
Fur Healers.
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansom
Bearwald Tobias, 104 Kearny
Becker M., 185 Jessie
Bertram! Andre. 501 Kearny
Froomherg H.,781 Folsom
Honig Michael, 48 Second
Hutchinson. Kohl & Co . 310 Sansom
Liehes H. «fc Co., 113 Montgomery
MEUSSDORFFER J. C. * B R O.,
NE cor Montgomery and Bush (see
adv. edge of volume and page lv)
Moll A., 105 Montgomery
Muller Adolph,113 Sutter
Mailer F. P. & Co., 129 .Montgomery
Shirpser Isidor, 3i Montgomery
Toplitz Fabian, 571 Market
Van Praag H. A. & Co., 304 Sansom
Wassermann A. A Co., 310 Sansom
White Isaac K.,221 Sacramento
Furnaces and Ranges.
[See Cooking Ranges; also stoves.]
Furnaces, metallic.
Stetefeldt, B. J. Burns, agent, 411M
California
Furnished Rooms.
[See Hotels; also Lodgings; also
Boarding, etc.]
Furnishing Goods— Cents.
[♦Importers. See also Clothing ]
♦Adelsdorfer Bros., 21 ami '23 Battery
♦Alexander J. &, Co., NW cor Battery
and Bush
American 11. & Co., 614 Market
Anderson & Irving, 219 Montgomery
Armstrong D. <fc Co.. 571 Market
♦Atkinson L. ,\s Co.. 311) California
♦BADGER W. G., 7 Sansom
♦Bauni J. & Co., 222 Sansom
BEAMISH P., SE cor Third and Mkt
Benedict A: Co., 5 Second
Binswanger Lewis, 513 Kearny
Bloch Abraham B., I Id" Dupont
Bornstein J. & Co., 704 Market
Bornsteln M., 112 Fourth
Brisk Julius, 544 Third
♦Bullock .V- Jones, 421 Montgomery
Burr Charles H., (suspenders) 818 Mkt
Caro L., 236 Fifth
Church T. R., 223 Montgomery
' lose & « ilkins, 802 Market
Cohn Simon, 421 Kearnc
Conkling George W., 610 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importera Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
747
Dake, McKnwn * Co., 15 Kearnv
•ELFELT A. B. & CO., 108 Sa'nsom
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
♦Fishol & Co., S\V cor Sac ami Bat
Friedlander II. & Co.. 9 Third
GEDUE & THAYER, 323 Montgomery
Gibson & Preston, 218 Montgomery
Godfrey William A. H., 105 Second
Goldsmith S , 250 Third
Goldstone Jacob, 926 Dupont
Goodman & Lindner, 237 Kearny
♦Grecnebaum Bros.. 7 sansom
Guiin Francis J., 705 Mon'gomery
gagans G. W. Mrs., 15 New Mont
Hanlon James G.,725 Montgomery
Haskell & Son, 36 Geary
♦Hastings C. ('. & Co.. SW cor Mont-
gomi'ry and Sutter
Heiueman H. M., (neckties) 125 San
♦Hold, n S. P. & Co., 28 Sansom
Jerome L. R., 423 Kearny
Johnson W., 775 Folsom
Jones ,t Co:, 712 Market
Joseph * Brothers, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Bine
Keser Louis. 934 Market
Kline Abraham, 56 third
Kranse M., 904 Dupont
Levine Adoli>h,693 Market
tewenthal W„ 222 sixth
Liehling J. Mrs., 906 Dupont
Lindner A Kron, 929 Kearny
♦Love & Black. 209 Montgomery
Maedonald E. D., 204 Sixth
Magary & Co.. 231 Kearny
Marks J. M., 318 Kearny "
Man in J. M., 431 Montgomery
♦McCAIN, FLOOD <t McCLURE, 109
1'ine (see adv. dept. page xix)
Meyerstein Henry. 537 Kearny
Meyerstein & Lowenberg. 25 Sansom
♦MICllELS, FRIEDLANDER A CO.,
7 Batterv (see adv. dept. page lxiv)
♦Morgenthau Max, 10s Bush
♦Moris m, Harris & Co., 112 Bush
♦Neustadter Brothers,N W cor Battery
and l'ine
♦Orr ct Atkins, 123 Montgomery
Bernstein W . 106 Kearny
Ruppin II., 501 Kearny
Sampson Ama<a B. A Co.. 102 Second
Selig Isaac, 218 Kearnv
SHERMAN WILLIAM <fc CO., 608
Montgomery (see adv. dept page
lxxxix)
Sh ever M . A Bro., 103 Sansom
Silberstein Simon. 506 Kearny
♦STEIN, SIMON ,t CO. .63.' Sacramen-
to (see adv. dept. page lx)
♦STEINHART W. & I. & CO. ,3 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page lxxviii)
♦Tokla's, Halin & Brown, 24 Sansom
♦VAN SCHAACK C. P. & C'o.,708-716
Kearnv (see adv. register of names
each alternate page)
Weil & Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Women's Cooperative Union, 28 Post
Furnishing Ooocls — Ladies'.
[See also Dressmakers, also Millinery]
Dannenherg Amalie, 24 Montgomery
Friedlander H. A Co., 9 Third
Goldstein Eva, (widow) 26 Second
Hanlon Bros., 725 .Montgomery
Heller J., 853 Harrison
Holdeii S. P. & Co.. 28 Sansom
Ladies Depository, cor New Montgom-
ery and Natoma
Landers, Byrne & Co., 4 Third
Liehling. I. Mrs., 906 Dupont
McMahon Margaret, (underclothing)
917 Market
MICHELS, FRIEDLANDER & CO.,
9 Batterv (see adv. dept. page lxiv)
Milligan Ellen L. Miss, 14 Second
Norton B. Miss, 240 Third
Pons Charlotte lime.. 631 Sacramento
Prousergue Antoine, 104 Geary
Sampson Amasa B. A Co., 102 Second
Selig I.. 218 Kearnv
Spink M. A. Mrs., 715 Mission
Suuimerfleld Alexander, 116 Kearny
Tobin, Davisson A Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
Van Duvne Ellen Mrs., 117 Sutter
Women's Cooperative Union, 28 Post
Wright Alfred, 1132 Market
Furniture.
[♦Importers.]
Amgott S.t 1409 Stpckton
Asal A., (cane seat chairs) 8 Brooks
Baum Oustav, 740 Washington
Baum John, 695 California
BELL JOHN C, 514 Market (see adv.
dept. page liv)
Bemlit s., 1019 Dupont
Bernard Julius, 112" Stockton
Bernstein Elias, 249 Third
Bernstein M. C. & Co., 517 California
Beeson A. & Son, 712 Washington
Blum I., 311 Pine
Boner D., 1604 Stockton
♦Boston Furniture Co., 649 Market
Boyd John, 747 Folsom
Brown James W., 7 Fourth
Bush Nathan, 116 Fourth
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 224 Bush and 317 Pine
Caro Wolf, 323 Dupont
Caseo J., 353 third
Caste! F..809 Clay
♦Cole N. P. & Co., 220 Bush
Collins James W., 926 Market
Cooke & Smith, 30 Fourth
Davis Harris, 816 Montgomery
Dixon J. E., 142 Fourth
Dobrunz A., 1597 Mason
Dohertv Roger G., 511 Fourth
Dovle I). P., 745 Folsom
Egan Richard IS. ,805 Howard
Emanuel L. A E., (manufacturers)
Berry net Fourth and Fifth
ERLIN GUSTAV, (school* 445 Bran-
nan (see adv. dept. page 44)
Fay Thomas P., 929 Folsom
Feig Alexander, 237 Third
Field A Frei, (manufacturers) 483 Bran
Flahaut Jean, 740 Washington
Frank Henry, 217 Commercial
Gallagher W. R., 771 Mission
•Goodwin & Co., 334 Pine
Granz II., Berry nr Fourth
Green & Hamilton, 7:7 Market
Greenberg Abraham, 708 Pacific
Guinane J.. Valencia nr Sixteenth
Harris Bernard, 253 Third
Honey William J. A Co.. 725 Market
HOEY J., 729 Market (see adv. dept.
pajre Ixviii)
Holt Warren, (school) 605 Clay
♦HORSTMANN H. & CO., 323 Pine
(see adv. dept. paj/e 26)
Hudson John W., Ill Second
Hyman Maurice, 606 Broadway
Isidor Isaac. 821 Montgomery
Johnson A Best, 413 Pine and 717 Mkt
Johnson William, 775 Folsom
Kearney James, 153 Second
Keller Leonard, 324 Sixth
Kelly James, 1102 Folsom
KingM. L., 107 Second
Kluhdken P., (manufacturer) 375 Jes-
sie
Knabe P., 1326 Stockton
Kragen A Geishaker, (manufacturers)
SE cor Mission and Beale
Lachman J., E s Sixth nr Minna
Laeremans Frank, 528 Washington
Lew David, 944 Folsom
Levy L„ 1514 Stockton
Levy Simon, 609 Mission
LIBBY A SWEPT, (school) 3 New
Montgomery (see adv. register of
names page" 107)
Long F. A., 215 Dupont
Luchsinger EL, 649 Market
Luchsinger John B., (manufacturer)
720 Minna
Mamlock William, SE cor Ellis and
Taylor
Marcliebout Bros.. 921 Stockton
May George B. A Co., (manufacturers)
308 Pine
MeAvov T.,414 Folsom
McCarthy D , 1064 Market
McCartney S., 221 Dunont
McElwei-A Stringer, 751 Market
McKinney J.,809 Folsom
Mentz P., 1326 Stockton
Metral A., (chainnaker) 9 Berry
Mogan A. A Co.. 920 Market
MullaneT. J., 217 Dupont
Mul.ins M.,223 Fourth
Murphy D. J., 427 Fourth
Nordeii N. G., (manufacturer) S s
Bramian bet Seventh and Eighth
Orton R. II.. 437 Brannan
PALMER W. J. T. & Co., (office and
school) 105 Mission, see adv. reg.
names)
♦PLUM, BELL * CO.. 24 Post (see
adv. back cover)
Robrecht Anton <k Bro., 740 and 837
Pacific
Roessler A l'rotr. 225 Post
Rollins ,t Sons, 106 Fifth
Rosenheim Joel. 511 Broadway
♦SCHAFKRJ. F..V 11. II, 312 l'ine (sec
adv. dent, page 26)
Sell, irr Gabriel. 228 Sixth
Schrelber chr. A Co., 513 Market
sehr.ibi r.i .5 ii Washington
Rellgman Frank, 609 Broadway
Shaher.Iobn A. 707 Market
Sherman W. B., 1217 Dupont
Simon Joseph, I2.'6 Stockton
Spear E. S. ,v- Co.. 636 California
Stem Pblllp.216 Sixth
STRAIILE J. A Co., 563 Market (see
adv.)
Stuart Thomas, 747 Folsom
Theas Philip, 111? Dupont
Uofflnger g. ,v Co., (manufacturers)
411 Brannan
Weir William G.. (manufl 113 Haves
Weatlev & Dierck, 14:t Fourth
♦WHITNEY GEORGE 0.4 CO., 319
Pine (see adv. dept. page xxi I
Williams Geo,..- M..V ('.., 117 third
Wlndel II. •'.- Co. 508 Biub
Wood & Bowcher, 666H Mission
Yuill James, 4 Fourtli
Furriers-.
[See Fur Dealers.]
Fuse Manufacturers;
LAKE 8TJPER10R AND PACIFIC
FUSE CO., 108 Battery (see adv.
dept. page xx vi)
Galvanic or Electrical Ma-
chines.
[See Electricians; also Opticians.]
Game,
[See Produce— Game.] *
Gardens- Public.
Citv. Folsom, Twelfth and Harrison
Hay. s Park, Hayes Valley
S. F. Recreation Grounds, cor Folsom
and Twentieth
Woodward's, Mission nr Fourteenth
Oiis and 'Water Pipe.
DAY THOMAS, 732 .Montgomery
GODDARD St CO .127 First
O'Brien J. H. A Co., 22 Post
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO., 116 Cal
VAN WINKLE A DAVENPORT, 418
Market
Gag Meter — Manufacturers.
DOBRZENSKY MORRIS, 417: Mission
(see adv. dept. page 43j
Oai Fixtures— Importers.
Bush Davi.i, 29 New Montgomery
DAY THOMAS, 732 Montgomery and
335 Pine (see adv. front cover)
McNally A Hawkins, 645 Market
Nve <fe Acheson. 316 and 317 Pine
O'Brien J. II. .v. Co.. 22 Poil
PRIOR JAMES K.. 730 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page lxxx)
SNOOK O. A W., 427 Pine (see adv.
dept. page 38)
VAN WINKLE & DAVENPORT. 413
Market (see adv. dept page xvil)
WAL.MS1.KY WILLIAM W.,918 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page lxxvi)
Oai Pipe Fitters.
[•Importers.]
Bertram Thomas. 982 Folsom
Brady, Kramer A Wilson, 825 Wash
♦Bush David. 29 New Montgomery
•DAY THOM as, "32 Montgomery and
335 Pine (sec adv. front cover)
Dixon Bros., 406 Montgomery
Downes ,v Deery,41 Second
Eccles John S., 1130 Market
Epos A LeBerthon, 650 Commercial
Hut's, bmidt Bros.. 535.laekson
IREDALE ALFRED S.. 565 Mission
(see adv. dent, page 43)
Kllgour J. Y..22 Post
Lane Edmund, 505 Kearny
Lasswell M. D.,741 Mission
Lewis A Pander. 32 Geary
Marks L., 315 Fifth
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laoes and Embroideries.
Views of any part of the Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance.
648
SAN FRANCISCO [T] DIRECTORY
Turnbull William F., woolsorter with John H. Mc-
Alister, dwl 220 Third
TURNBULL & SMITH ( Walter Turnbull and
Jame* Hay Smith) commission stockbrokers,
418 California
Turner A. G. Mrs., dwl 60S Pine
Turner Alvin C, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 216
Prospect Place
Turner Andrew J., salesman with Meigs <fc Gawlev,
dwl 5)0 Folsom
Turner Ann, (widow) dwl Ifi Hunt
Tinner Ann, (widow) boarding, 933 Baeramento
Turner Augustus, dyer with California Silk Man-
nfaetnnng Co., dwl cor Railroad and Four-
teenth Avenues. Smith 8. F.
Turner Cephas, sodamaker. dwl 832 California
Turner C. H., student Heald's Business College,
dwl 216 Stockton
Turner Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Turner Charles, seaman, dwl W s Druuim bet Jack-
son ami ( )regon
Turner Charles, seaman ship Germania, Rincon
Wharf
Turner Charles D., salesman with V. S. W. Park-
hurst. S18 Pine
Tamer Cbaiiet H., ■pringmaker with Warner &.
Bilebf, dwl 331 Minna
Tamer Charles 0., broker, dwl SW cor Larkin and
Sacramento
Turner Daniel, plasterer, dwl 717 O'Fanell
Turner David, machinist Union Iron Works
Turner Frederick, cigannaker, dwl 1208 Howard
Tamer Frederick, porter i '-if" California, dwl 1208
Howard
TURNER GEORGE, attoraey-at-law, office 408
California, toon, 8, dwl 7:>l Suiter
Turner George, mattreaemaker with Jacob 8*
ber, dwl Preecotl I loose
Tomer George K., civil eogioeer, dwl l313Vallejo
Tinner Horatio w., wood, grain and coal, NW cor
• entli and Harrison, dwl 732 Sixteenth
Tamer Ira, laborer with Hancock St Kelao
Tomer Jamee, porter, dwl 516 Bacramento
Turner .lob B., carpenter II. c. League, 230
Kearny
Turner Joho, butcher with Bpohnd Dpogart, dwl I
.1 i kaon
Tmner John, carpenter with Middleman X- Hoole
Tinner John, clerk with Franooia A. Boolean, dwl
620 I'me
Tomer John, clerk with .lames McKenna, dwl BW
cor Sixteenth and Rondel Plai a
Turner John, painter with John I . dwl
( lm a rnment Mouse
Tomer John, teaman, dw I 7 Broadway
Tamer John D., biUiardkeeper Ruai II -• Saloon,
dwl s\\' cor Dopont ami Broadway
Turner John II . painter .i« : . . \\ ington
Turner Joseph, hraaafiniaher with W. T. Garrett Ar
Co., dwl 6Tay
Turner Joaeph Jr.,maebiiiial with Be flerty & Cald-
well dwl •
Turner Lizzie Mis-, dwl 120 Seventh
Tomer M M., « i . i « dwl 717 Howard
Turner Norman l>'.. carpenter, dwl 250J Clara
Turner Pauline, (widow I dressmaker, 210 0
rell
Turner Robert, painter, dwl 111 S.e
Turner Robert L., butcher, dwl 15131 I.
Turner Roberl P. .pressman with rrancia .V Val
elitine. dwl S\Y COT < '"linn, rcial ami Suiisnm
Turner Tboinas, bodyma' .1 1 u ith Kunhall Maliulac
taring ( 'o.. dwl 1(1 Eleventh
Tamer Tl we, laundryman B.F. Laundry, dwl X
w cor Fillmore and Turk
Turner V, Miss-, dwl 120 BevenUi
Turnet W< llington II., machinist Cal. Planing Mill,
dwl i:«» Second
I W. II.. dwl Wl.it Cheer li
Turner William, (colored) bootblack, 624 Washing-
ton, dwl 49 Clara
Turner William, carpenter with P.M.S.S. Co., dwl
111 Harrison
Turner William, horseshoer with John Ewing, dwl
W B Fourth nr Clementina
Turner William, watchmaker and jeweler, 524 Bat-
tery, res Oakland
Turner William E.. f Sullivan <£- T.) attomey-at-
law, office 708 Montgomery, dwl 1710 Larkin
Turner William H., machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 111 Kearny
Turner William J., (Turner ({- Harvey) dwl W s
r -• bet Jackson and Pacific
TURNER be HARVEW f William J. Turner and
Alfred A. Harvey) wood, coal and posts, W s
East bet Jackson and Pacific
Turney John H., real estate, dwl .r»12 Union
Turnev Patrick, laborer S. F. Gaa Co., dwl 34
Minna
Turnitzkv Robert, cabinetmaker with X. P. Cole &
Co., dwl 333 Bush
Turnoc Joseph, engineer Miners' Foundry, dwl
Napa, Potrero
Tnrpey William, laborer, dwl 632 Brannan
Turpin Louis V., confectioner with Salomon 6c Co.,
dwl cor Broadway ami Stockton
Turpin William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Turrell Francis, porter with W. Kroning, dwl 13 Se-
lina Place
Turrell Marine, hoarding, Botebertowo, South S.F.,
dwl 506 Brannan
Turrell Oliver B., foreman printer with A. L. Ban-
croft \- Co., dwl 1528 Clay
Turrell— See Turel and Tyrell
Turrill M li .. contractor, dwl B a Buchanan bet
Valk jo and Green
Tuacbinaki John, drew and cloakmaker, n t«"> Wash,
dwl - Waahii gton
Tuatin Ferdinand. Ma< k-tnith. .Iwl 104 Powell
Tnatin Philander, blacksmith with Nelson df Doble,
dwl I"' l Powell
TU8TIN WILLIAM I., windmill, horsepower,
watertanh and pomp manofaeti
dwl 32 Tyler
Tutiiiti / Frank, electrotyper with Joaeph Winter-
burn \ Co., dwl 113 Green
T.'ttle John L., machinist, dwl BW 001 1 .mbard
and Franklin
Tnttle Joaeph, n v otwaQ bet
'aird
Tattle Thomas, laborer Pacific RoUiog Mill, dwl
Potrero Point
Tuttle William X . '/' " v ' hrl SSI
' II V
Tuttle \ Johnson, proprietors i , Art
rv. 523 Kearny
Twatl John, seaman, dwl :i7 Pacific
Tn • - . '-Istoin
Butter
; de TbeophUae, condo B K.. dwl 11
I. dley
ry Joseph, porter Weill press,
dwl 159 Minna
TV I ! I I H DI81 RICT i "I RT, 1 and I City
I I. ill. second BOOC
Twenty sixth Street and Abbey K.nlro id, office 509
Montgomery
I ■ ell William I...; ifficC and dwl S s
■ li
Twig William, watertender M P I s. s.
Mine
Twigg Jeremiah, laborer! dwl \v s Treat Avenue
in Twenty fourth
I • 3 w idow) f.u n
4'w 1. I ■ . ■ II.. I\. ■' :
I llSO||
i hi If . dwl 218 Pacific
• l l . »i . . arpenter, Am I 7 li Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & C-\, Importera Hardwaro and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO TJ DIRECTORY.
649
Twoliey James, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl
415' Powell
Twohev Jobannah, (widow) dwl 214 Turk, rear
Twobig John, groceries and liquors, 60 Firet
Twomey John, lielper Kisdou Iron Works, dwl 108
Dora
Tybring George E., merchandise broker, office 210
Battery, dwl 340 Seventh
Tye William, carpenter with Aslimead & Kellum,
dwl X b Qoinn bet Guerrero and Valencia
Tyhe Thomas, waiter X. P. Trans. S. S. California
Tyler Brothers, (Edward 8. Tyler J importers
books, stationery, etc.. 691 Market
Tyler Cvren, physician, office and dwl 1038 Mission
Tyler Edward 8., ( Tyler Brothers) dwl 419 O'Far-
rell
Tyler Frank II., clerk with S. H. Tyler, dwl 1829
" Bush
TYLER O EGRGE W.,attornev-at-law, office 29 and
30 Court Rlock, 636 Clay, dwl 729 California
Tyler George W., ( Forsailh T. & Shaw) dwl 1413
Bush
Tyler James, dwl 323 Sutter
Tyler John, butcher Metropolitan Restaurant, dwl
342 Tehama
Tyler Joseph EL, (of Green <$/• Tyler, Montana;
dwl 822 Mission
Tyler M., (widow) dwl 736 Vallejo
Tyler X. Airs , assistant copy clerk Twelfth District
Court, dwl 850 Market
Tyler O. C, liqoorsaloon, SW cor Railroad and
Tenth Avenues. South S. F.
Tyler Robert 0., Lieut. -Col. U. S. A., harbor forti-
fications, 703 Market, dwl Union Club
Tyler S. H., creamtartar, soda and saleratns manu-
facturer, 21 l Sacramento, dwl 1829 Rush
Tyler Tazewell, physician, office and dwl 652 Mkt
Tyler William L., tinsmith with Joseph J. Vascon-
eellos, dwl 132 Fourth
Ty Wing & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 908 Dupont
Tyudall .lames, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 30
Welch
Tynan Thomas, laborer Golden State Iron Works,
dwl XE cor Mission and Eckel
Tynan W. D., tailor, dwl 5 Brook
Tyrell Michael) expressman, dwl 11 Ridley
Tyrrel John, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl II Hunt
Tyrrell George, clerk U. S. Quartermaster's Depart-
ment, dwl 227 Sixth
Tyrrell John, laborer, dwl X s Bdwy nr Franklin
Tyrrell Joseph, drayman, dwl 1121] Kolsom
Tyrrell — See Ten-ill, Tirrell and Turrel
Tyson Duncan S.. Ranks o' Clyde saloon. 587 Mar-
ket, dwl 546 Kolsom
Tyson George, teamster, dwl Old San Jose Road
opp. St. Mary's College
Tyson Isaac, clerk with 11. K. Cummings & Co.,
dwl s s Vallejo bet Leavenworth and Jones
Tyson Jacob, cabman, S s McAllister ur Lagnna
Tyson John, captain schooner Dorinda, dwl 25 liar
Tyson Joseph R , teamster with Wiggett & Co., dwl
2 Vallejo Court
Tythan Joseph, laborer with Charles E. Haseltiue
u
Ubert Frf.dkrick, laborer, dwl 62 First
Ubhana John, clerk with August Drucker, dwl 403
Broadway
Ubhaus Louis, hairdresser with Adams & Utschig,
dwl 1 Vallejo Court
Udjicks Samuel, laborer with Whitney & Freese
Ueffingn George, (G. Ueffinger 4* Co.) dwl 222
Bitch
Ueffinger G. & Co,, (Christian Spiegel) furniture
manufacturers, 111 Brannan
Uetz Adam, watchman, dwl N s North Point ur
Larkiu
Ubde Georee, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Uhl Adolpb", (George Uhl & Bro.j dwl 112 Turk
Uhl Elizabeth C, (widow) dwl 424 Powell
Uhl George, cook, 545 California
Uhl George/ William Pfeiffer <V Cojdwl 112 Turk
Uhl George «fc Brother, (Adolph Uhl) boots and
shoes, 734 Market
Uhler J. Clem, paying teller London and S. F.
Bank, res Oakland
Uhley Frederick, carpenter, dwl Burgovne Place
Uhlfelder Samuel, ( Uhl f elder, Cahn # Co.) res
New York
UHLFELDER, CAHN & CO., (Samuel Uhlfelder,
Israel Cahn and Abraham and Moses Weil)
importers and jobbers foreign and domestic dry
goods, 21 and 23 Battery
Uhlig Charles, laborer with'Hobbs, Gilniore & Co..
dwl 124 Union
Ubrig Christian A., deputy Superintendent Streets,
dwl 947 Howard
Ubrig John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Uhrlandl Herman E., barkeeper, 306 Kearny, dwl
Morton House
Ullmann Joseph B., clerk with M. Ullmann &- Co.,
dwl SW cor McAllister and Polk
ULLMANN M. & CO., (Carl and Anion Baum-
garten) woolen drapers, 628 and <;:>0 Sac
Ullmann Maurice. (M. Ullmann <$r C<>.) dwl S 8
McAllister bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue
Ulm Adam, bakerv, 1323 Dupont
Ulmer Elik, ( Sehhssler & U.) dwl 5 Seventh
Uluier Moses, cigars and tobacco, XE cor Mont-
gomery and Clay, dwl 520 Stockton
Ulrich A. 0. T., laborer, dwl 42^ Bush
Ulrich Dietrich, dwl 21 White Place
Ulrich (iu.-tave, barkeeper, 300 Montgomery, dwl
Tittel's Building
Ulshofer M., mariner. dwl Ss Sixteenth nr Valencia
Ulahofer Mary, (widow) dwl cor Clara Avenue
and Sixteenth
Umbacb Christian, porter, 221 California, dwl 534
Natoma
Umbsen Henry, liquor saloon, junction Market and
Haves
Uuda Moses, clerk with Juan A. Drolet, dwl 1336
Dupont
Underbill Henrv B. Jr.. accountant with Thomas
II. BelbyACo., dwl 201 Lombard
Underbill .Jacob, (Jacob Under/nil $• Co.) res
New York
Underbill Jacob, plasterer, dwl 212 Second
UNDERBILL JACOB A CO , importers and job-
bers hardware, 118 ami 126 Battery
Underwood Henry E., barkeeper, 342 Montgomery,
dwl 751 Clay
Underwood Susan, (widow) dwl 1116 Pacific
UNDERWRITERS, Amsterdam, 710 Sansom;
Bordeaux, 811 Montgomery ; Boston. 128 Cali-
fornia; Bremen, 421 Battery; French, 521
Montgomery ; Hamburg, SW cor Front and
Jackson; London. (Lloyds) 4:50 California;
Xew York and Philadelphia. 318 California;
San Francisco Fire, 416 California; Marine,
318 California
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, (New York) Wil-
liam J. Stoddart, general agent, office 319 Cal-
ifornia
Unger Adolpb, merchant, office 312 Sacramento, res
Alameda
Unger Elias, clerk, dwl 723 Harrison
Unger Frank L., clerk with Francois A. Rouleau,
dwl 7x!3 Harrison
Unger Louis, butcher, 52 Grand Central Market,
dwl 555 Natoma
Unger Marcus, tailor. 748 Market, dwl 10 Bagley
Place
Unger Rose, (widow) dwl 177 Minna
Unger William, oarriagemaker with Kimball Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 723 Harrison
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lluwlcv C. J. .t Co., 42 Second
ji izara ic, BW oorBrannan and Gn-
bi ii
Hazelquisl L..XU Jackson
Heeuan D., 1020 Pacific
Qeilbron F..SE cor Jackson and Bu-
chanan
Helna .t Eden, NW cor Battery and
Vallejo , .
II in.-. «'., N K cor Union and Larkin
Beltman II., SW cor Bryant and Dow-
Helmerlng & l'lcge, NW cor Tost and
lax lor
Helms II. W., SW cor Mission and
Sixth
Helms J. E. A., 18 Seventh
Hencken W. II., 417 Third
Henry & Co.,8W cor Harrison and Oak
Avenue
Herold C, 8W cor Welsh and Zoe
Hess & Sieberllch, SE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Heller Philip, 713 Lombard
Heyer A., SW cor Third and Bryant
Hevres & Blchards,53S Clay
Higgins M. Mrs., 525 Mission
Biidebraudt H., NW cor Sutter and
Clara Lane
Hilde brand t & Knop, SE cor Mont and
Broadway
Hlllebrand H. N. W.,cor Fourth and
Welsh
Hillebrandt John, SW cor Folsom and
Sixteenth
HUlen li. II., 1301 Larkin
HUlers it Co., SE cor Pacific and
Montgomery
HUlgen ct Muller, SE cor Mission and
Eighth
Hinck H. J., SE cor Bryant and Rin-
con Place
Hink P. II.. S E cor Howard and
Eighth
Hockele L., 1128 Folsom
Hoelscher E., SE cor Eddy and Mason
Hoger E., 525 Washington
Holm T., SE cor Stockton and Sutter
Holtmeier H., SE cor Taylor and Fil-
bert
Horstmann J., NW cor Bush and
Powell
Howe A. M. & Co., SW cor Taylor and
Harrison
Howe C. W. & Co., NE cor Bush and
Mason
Hoyt James, SW cor Bryant and
While's Place
Hnlsman Bros., SE cor Hyde and Pac
Humphreys J., NW cor Eddy and
Mason
Husing A., NE cor Mission and Fifth
Husing J., SE cor Post and Dupont
llulart II., SE cor Eddy and Leav
Ilutatf Henry, SW cor Bdwy and Ohio
IburgW. M., 386 Bush
Irvine Robert, 1415 Folsom
Jachens it Newman, 513 Davis
Jacobsen P., 2019 Mason
Janssen J. H., SE cor Sixth and Bran
Jennings Thomas, 416 Sansom
Johnson & Mohr. NE cor Pacific and
Polk
Johnson F., SE cor Leav and Sac
Johnson J. C, 537 Bryant
Jones I. W., Ns Sixteenth nr Valencia
Joost B..NE cor Twelfth and Folsom
Joost F.,N Ecor Miss and Twenty-sixth
Joost John, NW cor Stockton and
Francisco
Joost M.& Co., NE cor Mission and
Eleventh
Joost Martin, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Joost Peter & Co., NE cor Valencia
and CJuinu
Kahrs John, SW cor First and Minna
Kahrs it Becker, SE cor Geary and
Larkin
Kallstrom & Co., 13 Steuart
Kammann F., SW cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Kamp W., 141 Second
Kane James, N s Jersey nr Sanehez
Kane James, SW cor Tehama and First
Kappke H. F., SE cor Union and
Mason
Karl A., NE cor Folsom and Fifth
Keating D., NW cor Sutter and Hyde
Kellner M., 53 Everett
Kelly J. B., SE cor Greenwich and
Dupont
Kellv J. G., SE cor Fol and Seventh
Kelly Peter, 235 Fell
Kennedy B. B., SW cor Market and
Ellis
Kcon C, 926 Folsom
Kiernan & O'Kourkc, NW cor Rltch
and Harrison
Kincaid It ,49 .Minna
Kingston J., NE cor Bryant and Fifth
Kirwen J., SE cor Greenwich and Pow
Klszler H., 1113 Stockton
Klein A. D. it Bro., 1133 Harrison
Knochc II., SE cor Third and Perry
Knowlton W., NW cor Twelfth and
Howard
Knust II., SW cor Folsom and Fourth
Koch E.,.N\V cor Clay and Polk
Koennlng M., SW cor Dup and Filbert
Kohlmoos C.,218 Fourth
Kohn II., 40S Folsom
Kolkmann H., NW cor Hyde and
Geary
Koopmann II., 1507 Franklin
Kurgan F., BE cor Vallejo and Kearny
Kramer J., SW cor Dupont, and Loinb
Kriete G. F., SE cor Vallejo and
M ason
Kroehnke II., 225 Sutter
Krolm J., NE cor Grove and Gough
Kronlng William, 531 Kearny
Kruger & Hollings, SE cor Geary and
Mason
Kuck & Leicken, 213 Dupont
Kulper A., N W cor Kearny and Green
Lamiere A., SW cor Bush and Dupont
Lange F. W., NW cor Pow and Lonib
Lange Heniy, 1115 Folsom
Lange P. N., NE cor Townsend and
Crook
Lankenau F., NE cor Powell and Ellis
Lankenau it Hansen, SW cor Railroad
and Eleventh Avenues, South S.F.
Lankenau it IssendorfT, 301 Howard
Lawlor F., 144 Minna
Lederer it Bro., NAV cor O'Farrell and
J ones
Lehmkul E., NE cor Fourth and Perry
Lehrke H., SEcor Indiana and Mari-
posa
Leisen Bros., NE cor Har and Fourth
Lemaire A., SE cor Perry and Fifth,
and SW cor Bush and Dupont
Lemmermann J., 221 Tyler
Lennon it Kelly, SE cor Fourth and
Minna
Lenormand Bros., SW cor Tine and
Dupont
Lenormand E., NE cor Powell and
Pacific
Leroux E., N s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Lessman Joseph, NE cor Bush and
Larkin
Levingstou L. J., 226 Sixth
Levy B. Js Co., 1413 Stockton
Levy P., SW cor Jackson and Mason
Lewis George, NE cor Geary and Leav
Liebenbcrg A. H., NE cor Bryant and
Fourth
Liebenberg C, 300 Mission
Lilienthal H., SEcor Filbert and Hyde
Lilkendey W.,828 Clay
Lindenbaum 1., 52 Steuart
Loonns C, 42 First
Luhmensen N., 520 Vallejo
Luhmensen W., NW cor Fourteenth
and N, South S. F.
Luhrs & Dorgeloh, SW cor Folsom and
M oss
Lung It., SW cor Broadway and Polk
Lutgen & Co., SE cor Harrison and
Park Avenue
Lutgen & Meyer, SW cor Laguna and
Hayes
Lynch J. D., NE cor Sec and Natoma
Lynch John, N s Twentieth nr Dolores
Lynch P., 337 Fourth
Lynn James, 427^ Fourth
Maass J. it Co., SE cor Steiner and
Ellis
Madden & Glllet, 1113 Howard
Mader George, NW cor Hyde and Ellis
Maher E., NE cor Taylor and Sac
Mahlmann P., SE cor Clem and Sixth
Malvy J., 1713 Folk
Mangels C, 731 Vallejo
Mangels H., 211 Pine
Mangels N., NE cor Freelon and
Fourth
Mans it Staude, 815 Pacific
Marquard F., SW cor Clay and Stock-
ton
Mathieu B. Mrs., 1341 Dupont '
Matthias L. & Co., SW cor Union and
Dupont
Mayer 1'., SW cor Nat and Eleventh
McAuliffe C ,413 Jones
McAulitle D., NE cor Columbia and
Twentieth
McCabe B., 20 Anthony
McCarthy C., 1130 Folsom
McCarthy J .,S E cor Fourth and Welsh
McCartv F., 731 Brannan
McClOSkey H. & Co., 1149 Folsom
MeCormick H., NE cor Filbert and
Taylor
MeCormick J., W s Dolores nr Twen-
ty-flrst
McCraith M. Mrs., NE cor Front and
Pacific
McCnsker C.E. & Co., 846 Market
McGee P.. 1014 Jackson
McGillan Stephen, 244 Fourth
McGinnes & forpey, SE cor Howard
and Fifteenth
McGinnis E., SW cor Alabama and
Twenty-fourth
McGovern P. H., SE cor Columbia
and Twenty-third
McGrath M. Mrs., NE cor Front and
Pacific
McGuire P., NE cor Page and Octavia
Mclnerney M. J., San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
McKenna J., SW cor Sixteenth and
Rondel Place
McMahon James, 163 Jessie
Meehan M., 35 Louisa
Meier L. H., SE eor Seventh Avenue
and N, South S. F.
Meier <fe Dahl, NW cor Mission and
Twenty -fourth
Melerderks C, NW cor Powell and
Post
Meikelhaugh D., 1425 Pacific
Melbourn J., NW cor Powell and Pac
Menke E., SE cor Sutler and Taylor
Menke it Co., NE cor Bat and Com-
merce
Mentel W. E., NE cor Bdwy and Stock
Mersing J. B., SW cor Mont and Jack
Merz W., SE cor Sutter and Powell
Meyer it Akmann, 39 Sacramento
Meyer it Schlesselman, NE cor Fill-
more and Turk
Meyer Bros., NW cor Folsom and
Fremont
Meyer C, N W cor Dupont and Vallejo
Meyer C. R., NE eor lial and Green
Meyer D., NW cor Dupont and Pac
Meyer F., 527 First
Meyer F., NE cor Fourth and Jessie
Meyer II.. NW eor Filbert and Dup
Meyer H. W., 210 Steuart
Meyer H. W.<t Co., SW cor Powell
and Greenwich
Meyer J. H., SE cor Powell and Val
Me3'er J. II., NW corner Townsend
and Third
Meyer John, NE cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Meyer L., SE cor Haight and Fillmore
Meyerbach S., SE cor Mason and
Green
Meyn J., 20 Everett
Miller it Jagels, SW cor Second and
Tehama
Miller it Klunder, SW cor Drumm and
Jackson
Mitchell John, 316 Fifth
Mohrmann F., SW cor Kearny and
Broadway
MOLLOY JOHN, 54 Clay
Mooney D., NW cor Market and Van
Ness Avenue
Moran F., 164 Jessie
Morrison A. Mrs., NW cor Tehama
and Fifth
Mueller N , 332 Main
Muhlenbrink W., SW cor Bush and
Taylor
Mulcahey P., 227 Sixth
Mttlcahy T., NE cor Clem and Sixth
Mullally J., SW cor Harrison and Dora
Muller E.. NW cor Mason and O'Far
Muller A- Joost, NW cor Bryant and
Garden
Murken M., 29 Clementina
Murphy P., 33 Minna
Murphy T., NE cor Mission and Twen-
ty-second
Nachtigall F., SE cor Broderick and
Post
Nelson H., 13 Seventh
Neunaber H., SW cor Beale and Fol
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Newman E., 936 Howard
Nicholson W., 29 Sumner
Nickels J. W., SE cor Greenwich and
Taylor
Nobmann C, SW cor Cal and Fillmore
Nobniami F., NE cor Cal and Larkin
Nolan John, 303 Mason
Nolan Patrick, NE cor Montgomery
and Green
Nolte ('. It., W s Mission nr Twenty-
sixth
Nolte H.& Co., NE cor Jessie and Sixth
Noltemeier F. W., 727 Davis
Nordbruch H. L., 213 Sixth
Norman F. G., NW cor Valencia and
Twentieth
Nuremberg A Rebhan, N s Broadway
nr Larkin
O'BrknJohn, NW cor Fourth and
Perry
O'Brien T., 650 Mission
O'Connell E. Mrs., N s Union nr San
O'Connor C, S\V cor Stev and Filth
O'Connor James A Co., NE cor Geary
and Taylor
O'Connor M. Mrs., 59 Everett
O'Connor Michael, NE cor Laguna
and Fulton
O'Keeilc M., NE cor Har and Bora
O'Meara A Meyer, SW cor Fillmore
and 1'iue
Ohlandl Bros., NE cor Potrero Ave-
nue and Twenty-fourth
Orr W. 11., 919 Harrison
Ortmann J. F., 815 Jackson
Otten C, IS W cor Stockton and Val
Ovenuohle H., 1H61 Howard
Pac J. J., 1225 Dupont
Pacey (.)., 709 Broadway
Palil'R. H., SE cor Geary and Dupont
Paulsen & Siebe, SW cor Turk and
Taylor
Perazzo M., 1421 Dupont
Peters H. D., N W cor Pac and Davis
Pike A Ayres, NW cor Haight and
Go ugh
Pistolesi A., SW cor Wash and Dup
Piatt A Reams, 421 Union
Pohlkir J. H., NE cor Howard and
Twenty-sixth
Pomeroy J. T. A Co., 436 Third
Pope Charles, Union nr Polk
Postel P. J., SW cor Mission and
Twenty-third
Powers John, SW cor Mason and Post
Powers M., N W cor Clem and Eighth
Puekhaber J., cor Fifteenth and P,
South S. F.
Quigley Bros., SE cor Fourth and
Louisa
Quigley George, SW cor Geary and
William
Rasmusen P., cor Valencia and Six-
teenth
Reardon A Dwyer, NW cor Everett
and Third
Redington it Co., 1316 Sacramento
Reeckinaun A., NE cor Beale and Fol
Reed Ellis, 540 Market
Reimbold J. C, NE cor Franklin and
Fulton
Reimers C, NE cor O'Far and Mason
Reineeke it Hennings, SW cor Stock-
ton and Vallejo
Rhode P. F., SW cor Clay and Mason
Rich B. it D., S04 Market
RichardsJ.M.,SE cor Dup and Sutter
Rickborn F., SE cor Stev and Ecker
Riley L>., 541 Natoma
Ring Richard, 128 First
Roberts J. W., NW cor Polk and Aus-
tin
Rogers F. F., 1907 Hyde
Rohde H. it Co.,NE cor Pine and Dup
Rohrs it Alldack, SW cor Bush and
Devisadero
Rohrs <t Bro., SW cor Firstand Bryant
Rolin T., 63 Jessie
Rontet M., SW cor Green and Dupont
Ryan Hannah, NW cor Sut and Dup
Ryan J. A J. W., SW cor Bryaut and
Clinton
Ryan James, 1405 Pacific
Sagehorn H , 520 Union
Sahnke H. G., 523 Jackson
Santififc Atwood, SW cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
SassM., 311 Seventh
Scanlin F. <fc Co., NE cor Jackson and
Davis
Scanlin A Doscher, NW cor Bush and
Jones
Schede] G., NE cor Ecker and Jessie
Seheper A., 734 Broadway
Scheper J. H., N E cor Clay and Larkin
Scilicet J. II., NE cor Sec and Minna
Schmans J. ,1., 642 Jackson
Schneider A.. 1016 Kearny
Schon emeier 11. H., NIS cor Cal and
Prospect l'liice
Schott C, 713 Brannan
Schottler A., SE cor Mont and Vallejo
Schrader C, NW cur Fifth and Stev
Schriel'er Bros., 165 Natoma
Schroder C, SW cor McAllister and
Franklin
Schroder F., cor Drumm nnd Sac
Schroder J . F., SE cor Drumm and Sac
Schroder J. H., N E cor Post and Larkin
Schroder J. 11., 3.(0 Vallejo
Schuldt 11., NW cor Third and Har
Schulken J. & Co., sE cor McAllister
and Octavia
Schulthees II.. SW cor Clem and First
Schultz A. Mrs., SW cor Davis and
Commercial
Schuman W.. 1100 Folsom
Schwartz D., SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-fourth
Schwartz II., 1(40 Third
Schwartz it H using, SE cor Mission
and Eighteenth
Sctillay Jeremiah, 1317 Sansom
Seegelken A Rusel, N W cor Bush and
Franklin
Seekamp A Campe, 218 Second
Shannon John, SE cor Octavia and
Grove
Shea J. M., 174 Stevenson
Sheridan James, 745 Brannan
Shohaly F.. 920 l'acific
Sholle A., SE cor Post and Jones, and
NE cor Bush and Stockton
Siem John, SW cor second and Bran
Simon Benjamin, 400 Sixth
Skerrett it Co., NE cor Shipley and
Willow
Smadeke & Cornelius, NE cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Smith Catherine Mrs., W s Folsom nr
Twenty-third
Smith Frederick, 1332 Dupont
Smith James, NW cor Chestnut and
Dupont
Smith John, 18 Clay
Somers D. C. & Co., NW cor Second
and Bryant
Sonnenberg L. B.. SE cor Post and
Stockton
Sparrow Joseph. 33 Clementina
Speckman F. F., 776 Mission
Speckler H., 127 Sixth
Stalimann A Molk, SW cor Stockton
and Sacramento
Stanton A Bosworth, 8 Stockton
Steffens A Co., 137 Folsom
Steffens A Praggen.SE cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Steil Henry, SW cor Fol and Eleventh
Stephens T. W., E s Chenery nr Ran-
dall
Stevens Henry, 621 Union
Stoppelkanip A. H., SE cor Vallejo
and Union
Strothoff J. H. II., 313 Dnpont
Sullivan B. Mrs., NW cor Turk and
Vaii Ness Avenue
Sullivan D.,N W cor Fourth and Free-
Ion
Sullivan D. C, NW cor Ellis and Bu-
chanan
Sullivan Dennis, SW cor Howard and
Fifth
Sullivan P. F., 438 Third
Sullivan T. G., NW cor Mission and
Thirteenth
Sullivan Timothy D., 241 Fourth
Sullivan A Murphy, SW cor Howard
and Fifth
Swordstream E. J., 358 Fourth
Thiel John, 998 Folsom
Thoenc A., SW cor Bran and Sixth
Thogode A Rohrs, NW cor First and
Tehama
Thomford H. A., NW cor Powell and
Filbert
Tiedemann M., SW cor Polk and
Hayes
Tienken B., 725 Jackson
Tieroff Augustus, 1118 Rearny
Tietgen J. 11., SW cor Bran and Ritch
Tietjen D. W., NE cor Bat and Pacific
Tietjen Henry. SW cor Broadway and
Leavenworth
Tietjen Henry, SE cor Eureka and
Alms House Road
TobbenbOSke J. H, SW cor Howard
:nid Sec.. ml
Tobelman 11., SW eor First and Nat
Tonicity P. J., SW cor Sixth and .Min
Truelson T., SE cor Sutter and Leav
Truehan George W. A Co., SW cor
Post and Hyde
TwohlgJohn.60 First
Urban 1). 11.. NW cor Pac and Mason
Vallatli C, NE cor Mason and Lome.
Van Had, In J, din. 1601 Powell
Villi.it 1'. II.. s\V cor [M.l and Wltlow
Vollmai P. 11., NW cor Howard and
K i -lull
Vollmer John ,t Henry, SE cor Davis
and Sacramento
Von Claim F.. NW cor Montgomery
and Alta Plaoe
Von GlahnJohn it Co., 409 Pine
Vun Staden l). C, SW cor Mission
and Steiia it
Von Staden John N., 520 Pine
Vorialh Henry, NE cor William and
O'Farrell
Wade l'atrick, NW cor Mission and
Laskic
Waller Christian, SE cor Oak and
Gough
Walsh James, NE cor Leavenworth
anil Vallejo
Walsh Thomas, SE cor Sixteenth and
Second Avenue
Warnecke A., SW cor Drumm and
Sacramento
Waterman J. G., 1000 Folsom
Webber F. II., SW cor Point Lobos
Road and Boise
Weber Henry, S s Point Lobos Road
nr Toll ((ali-
Weber Louis, NW cor Franklin and
Page
Wedemever II., 318 Sixth
Weishaupt George A Co., NE cor
Green and Powell
Wcllbroi k ,t Schroder, NE cor Davis
and Commercial
Wendt .11., NE cor Third and Folsom
Wessling William, SE cor Vallejo and
Dupont
Wiehalk N., SW cor Push and Polk
Wielekens L., SE cor Bryant and
White's Place
Wilkens William, 225 Sutter
Wilkins Matbias, NE cor Chestnut
and Mason
Wilkins A Co., SW cor Pine and Polk
Williams A Marshall, N W cor Drumm
and Oregon
Winter & Roller, 719 Pacific
Wintjen John, NW cor Seventh and
Minna
Witjen Diedrich, NW cor Broadway
and Dupont
Witte Charles, W s Georgia nr Shasta
Witte & Maas, 1021 Howard
Wohlers it Co., NE cor Clara and
Fifth
Wohrden T., NE cor Fourteenth and
Mission
Wrede D., NW cor Leavenworth and
Jones
Wright Bros., SW cor Sixtli and Stev-
enson
Wulbern John, SW cor Hyde and
Jackson
Wul/.cn 1)., NE cor Folsom and Ninth
Wuth G. F. G..NE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Wvnne William, 316 Fourth
Zalin Henry, 823 Vallejo
Zange A Co., NW cor Folsom and
Eighth
Zeh & Wulf. 21 Hinckley
Ziegelmever A., 500 Sixth
Zlerenberg A Stamer, SE cor Ritch
and Folsom
dun Link — Patent Manufac-
turer,
Rudolph W., 626 Sacramento
Gunny Bugs;
[See Bag Makers; also Sacks.)
Gun Powder;
California Powder Works, J.F. Lohsc,
314 California
DUPONT POWDER CO.,JohnSkink-
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sxvi)
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Nlelsi 11 & Co., 210 Front (see adv.
di pi i age xxivi
ph,28 Kunsch
HAZARD, Weaver A Tavlor, 11* Front
\. it.i\ ward, 224 California
PEA IE a. .1., 510 Sacramento (see
adv. dipt. page xcvij
«j mi- :■ n.i s.x.i en k Materials.
Bach John, 325 Kearny
Barton a Butter, 609 Clay
Browning August, 66] H ash
CLABKOI (.ii A BROS., 630 Mont-
gomerj [Bee adv. dept. page xlv)
CRANE ALBERT E.. (Keinington
Anns Co.) 410 Mont (see adv. dept
lxix)
Carry N. a Bro., 113 Sansom
Liddic a Raeding, 538 Washington
PLATE a. J., 510 Sacramento (see
adv. dent, page xc\i)
Rudolph \\\, hjii Sacramento
Schneider A., 650 Washington
ViUegia & Slolterbefc, 730 Wash
WINCHES*! Kli REPEATING ARMS
Co., 10S Battery (see adv. dept. p.
X X v i I
Wilson & Evans, 513 Clay
Gunsmiths,
Bach John, 325 Kearny
Bartcn a Butter) 603 Clay
Bauman Joseph. 510 Broadway
Browning August, 051 Wash
CLADKOl'GH & BROS., 630 Mont
Cullen t ., 20s Leidesnorff
Curry N. A: Bro., 113 Sansom
DarrC., 103 Commercial
Harris B Baptis, 208 Leidesdorff
laddie & Kaeding. 538 Wash
Meyer Charli a, 530 Jackson
PLATE A. J., 510 Sacramento (see
adv. dept. page xevi)
Royon Edward, 1032 Kearny
Rudolph W., 626 >acramento
Schneider A., 650 Washington
Villegia 61 slotterbek, 730 Wash
Wilson dc Evans, 513 Clay
Gymnasia;
California Olympic, NE cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
S. F. Olympic Club, Sutter nr Sansom
S. F. Turn Verein Club, Bush nr
Powell
Young Men's Christian Ass'n, N s Sut-
ter bet Kearny and Dupont
Hairdressers^
Aaron Joseph, 534 Third
Abraham S., 210 Pacific
Adams <ii Utschig, 6 Summer
Anthes & Fleischman, 315 Kearny
Bass C, (colored) 531 Pacific
Batavia P., 641 Kearny
Bergst J. E. L., 928 .Market
Beyer Louis, 801 Battery
Boisse E., 526 Commercial
Brodek S., 602 Market
Bross & Dittes,215 Sansom
Brougham John, 918 Dupont
Brown James C, 1109 Sutter
Brown S. G., 202 Fourth
Bruns & Lemeke, 129 Fourth
BuekncrEmeline, (ladies) 1023 How
Burns a Bro., 2U6 Montgomery
Busse & Jacobs, 433 Pine
Cacciotto L., cupping and leeching)
633 Pacific
Campbell J. b'., 266 First
Cary J. G., (colored) 640 Clay
Castera £ Constant, 724 Wash
Chariot J. ,7^7 Clay
Christensen H. B.', 14 Geary
Clarke L. N. Mrs., (colored) (ladies)
628 Howard
Cohen 8., 506 Bush
Cohens Schonwald, 12 Sacramento
Coleman M, M., 38 Fourth
Conrad & Bro.. 163 Second
Cook John, 332 Bush
Cordan A. C.,409 East
Corriveau L., 113 (. cary
Costa F., 802 Third
Cowcs R A. Miss, (ladies) 355 First
Creamer A , 319 Sansom
Dauth J. Mv, 125 Seventh
Oeffganiere s. j„ 1431 Uupont
Dietz A., 311 Fifth
Dietz J., NW cor Folsom and Twenty-
second
Dissat A., 511 Kearny
Dobelman P., 109 Jessie
Drinker A., 923 Montgomery
EInsfeld p., 801 Kearny
Eipper r., 409 Pacific
Englander g., 997 -Market
Enos Joseph, 507 Davis
Erbe A., 842 Market
Evanno J. M.,712 Pacific
Ewald & Haslinger, 1222 Folsom
Fleres A., 541 Sacramento
Fox 11. B., 8 Washington
Freiling P., 537 First
Freund !■'. M., 430 Third
Fried D., 441 Sixth
Garrissere F., 615 Commercial
Gearon & Murphy, 998 Folsom
Geis K., 822 Montgomery
Godfrey & Valentine, (col'd) 8 Taylor
Goldberg A.. i-00^ Market
Golly John, 1203 Dupont.
Gray W. A., (colored) 850 Washington
Green A. F. Mrs., (ladies) 104 Kearny
Greif John, 636 Washington
Grimm A., Lick House
Gucciono John, 505 Washington
Gutzeit IE, 907 Folsom
Guyod V., 536 54 hroadway
Hammerschmidt J., 229 Hayes
Hantman L., 631 Union
Harenberg C, 1824 Powell
Harris IE, 235 Pacific
Hastier J. s. Miss, (ladies) 1008 Taylor
Hayden J. J., 218 Bush
Heider& llllberer, 310 Bush
Heinsi Silva, 1407 Stockton
Held George, Grand Hotel
Hirshl'eld P., 121 Montgomery
Hock <t Praizo, 548 Washington
Hoffman C. & J., 709 Davis
Horn Jerome, 304 Post
Howard M., (colored) 244 Sutter
Huek & lloclibrun, 129 Third
Huddy Thomas, 412 Pacific
Hund <k Baumeister, 16 Sixth
Hyman Jacob, 534 Jackson
Jackson H„ 229 Fifth
Joseph I., W s Drummnr Jackson
Josse M., 40 Geary
Kieter John, 230 Bush
Kimniel J.,231><i Second
King Philip, 359 Pacific
Kirsch Joseph, 122 Post
Koch M., 648 Commercial
Korn A. E, 540 California
Lacua F., International Hotel
Lampe Bros., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lavigne John, 738 Pacific
Lee S. A. Miss., (colored) (ladies) 1611
Powell
Lehan D., 100054 Market
Lehn P. P., 615 Merchant
Lewis H.,202 Pacific
Lipman Joseph, What Cheer House
Lipman S. W. <fc Bro., 403 Pine
Lockerman 11., W s Railroad'Avenue
nr Eleventh, south S.F.
Lozano J. Y., 545 Merchant
Lynett M. Mrs., (ladies) 106 Third
Magazzin A., 502 Clay
Marshall M. V. Mrs.. I (colored) 410
Third
Miles Josephine, (colored)(ladies) 1001
Howard
Miller F. W., 205 Sutter
Miller Js, Co., 336 Bush
Monks S., (ladies) 814 Washington
Morgenstern A. , 9 Second
Morton H. R., 507 Davis
Murphy D., cor Polsom and Sixth
Murphy F., 860 Howard
Murphy J., 104 First
Nicholas G., 37 Sacramento
Nolle W. F., N s Sixteenth nr Guer-
rero
NurouzeM., 647 Pacific
O'Sullivan James, 33 Sixth
Obenauer G., 39 Second
Pacheco A., 102 Pacific
Patrick W. C, (colored) 1317 Stockton
PechnerD., 12 Steuart
Perry Ft, 302 Folsom
Pfister C, 221 Montgomery
Phillip L., 511 Kearny
Pilling John. 615 Davis
Plante S., 506 Bush
Plato & Rosa, 522 Keamy
Prunty F.,75 Minna
PuyoouB., 610 Kearny
Pyat F.t 424 Kearny ar
Kearny and 804 Wash
Ramon P., 629 Sacramento
Proschold C, 106 Sixth
Proschold F.. 236 Sutter
Roesler <fe Wolz, S s Jackson nr
Drumm
Rosenblatt B., 34 First
Rosenthal Ml, 13 '1 bird
Saalburg 8., 37 Post
Sand Brothers, 50 Fourth
Schmidt Charles, SE cor Bush and
Polk
Schmitt F. A., 808 Clav
Schnoter P. H , 352 Fourth
Schonwald O., 12754 Second
Schuck H., 511 Montgomery
Sehultz P. IE, 14 Geary
Schwartz S., 419 Fourth
Schworm M., 110054 Stockton
Shoen E., 2004 Polk
Shoenberg A, 4425* Third
Silva Frank, 3064 Third
Silva J. M., 599 Sixth
SilveiraG., 203 Third
Simon J., 263 Third
Smith Henry R., 740 Market
Smith J. & L., 16 Fourth
Sonnenfeld IE, 404 Pine
Spitz B. Mme., (ladies) 316 Kearny
Stafl'elbach Brothers, los steuart
Stahle Henry, Occidental Hotel
Stahle John, SE cor Clay and Mont
Steinle IE, N s Sixteenth nr Valencia
Stewart Joseph, 508 Clay
Streib Julius ife Brother, 8 Merchants'
Exchange
Stultz & Lehrit.ter, 937 Kearny
Sturm C., 264 Third
Sullivan Patrick, 1069 Howard
Susand N. C, (colored) 404 Mont
Svilovich A., 138 Folsom
Thomas John, 8 s Jack«on nr Drumm
Trautner Charles, 624 Washington
Troell C, 729 Clay
Uszinski B. Mrs., (ladies) 1454 Sher-
man
Voisinet Jule<s, 756 Clay
Ward A. J., (colored) 522 Pacific
Watson William. 681 Mission
Wetzell P.. 218 Pacific
Wiebe cfc Strehl, 13 Geary
Wilkerson John, 237 Fifih
Williams N. F., (colored) 102 Steuart
Winter Philip, 536 Commercial
Woerz Henry, 115 Jackson
Wrede E., 1308 Pacific
Hair — Unman,
Batavia P. Ji Co., 641 Kearny
Chapman C. M., 25 New Montgomery
Chariot J., 757 Clay
Doherty M. E. Mrs., 205 Kearny
Fayard J.B., 647 Clay
Hirshfeld Peter, 121 Montgomery
Pfister Chretien. 221 Montgomery
Puyoou Bernard, 610 Kearny
PYAT F., 424 Kearny and 804 Wash
ington (see adv. dept page 30)
Hair Jewelry.
Binder George, 12 Montgomery
COOK C. M KS., 519 .Montgomery (»ee
adv. dept. page 43)
Mohrhardt M. F. Mrs., 251 Third
Sampson A. B. & Co., 102 Second
Hair Restoratives.
Balccar Mme., 627 California
Chapman C. M., 25 New Montgomery
Howard M., (colored) 244 Sutter
Snow J. F., 25 Post
Hair Workers.
Chapman O. M., 25 New Montgomery
COOK CLARISSA MRS., 51* Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 43)
Goldstein Samuel, 205 Fourth
Le Vere A. L. Miss. 329 Third
Uszynski B. Mrs., 1454 Sherman
Way Lung & Co., (Chinese) 716 Com
Hardware.
[♦Importers.]
Allen John, 735 Pacific
♦ARTHUR J. D. £ SON, SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Davis (see adv. dept.
page 32)
Bailey J. H., 1513 Stockton
♦Baker & Hamilton, 17 Front
Barker J. L., (agent) 414 Market
Bee J. F., 346 Third
Bernard Isaac, 2214 Sixteenth
HUNTINGTON. HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeasop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market. !
C. P, VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
753
♦Bisagno Brothers. 420 Battery
BlaiK'lKird Jules, 44 Fourth
•Bofer William & Co., 610 Sacramento
*Brignarde)lo it Brother, 623 Pacific
♦BHUTAN, HOL15KOOK it CO., 113
California
Bitmap John, 425 Davis
*Caire Justinian, 530 Washington and
1028 Dupoiit
Camphell Murdoch, 5 Stewart
•Casebolt J. D. & Co., 24 Beale
•Conroy & O'Connor, 109 Front, and
206 Tine
*Cox J. W-, (tanners) 408 Battery
*Danerl Antonio, 504 Front
♦Fleishman. Sichel it Co., 112 Front
*Gerzal.ek Oscar V.. 563 Market
♦GLASGOW IRON AND METAL IM-
PORTING CO., 21 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 9)
Glein Carlos F., 1036 Market
Greninger Daniel, 542 Fourth
•Guion George W., 622 Market
Haseltine Asa A., 4.3 Davis
•Hawley & Co., SE cor Cal and Bat
♦Hawlev Marcus C. & Co., 110 Front
Hecker A., 115 Second
Helmken I. Theodore, 516 Kearny
♦Hooker & Co., 117 California
♦Hunt J. Lewis, SW cor Wash and Bat
♦HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
junction Market and Bush (see
adv. each alternate page)
Hvde George K. it Co., 414 .Market
♦Johnson George C. it Co., 33 Battery
♦JOHNSON J. C. <fc CO., (saddlery)
104 Front (see adv. dept. page 18)
Johnston James, 519 Market
♦LINFOHTH, KELLOGG & CO., 3
Front (see adv. dept. page xxiv)
Long Claude, 604 Washington
Ludeman Brothers, 5S9 Market
♦MAIN & WINCHESTER, (saddlery)
214 Bat (see adv. dept. page xxix)
Mariani G. D., 1006 Dupont
MARTELL JOHN, (coach) 647 Sac-
ramento (see adv. dept. page 2)
Moenning Gumher, 136 Fourth
Nelson William F., 206 Jackson
Newman Charles L., 211 Third
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., (tanners) 417
Battery (see adv. dept. page xxv)
Osborn R. F. & Co., (carriage) 749 Mkt
OTTO CHARLES <t CO., 312 Bush
(see adv. dept. page 46)
Owens Richard B., 108 Fourth
Page Robert, N E cor Pacific and Mont
♦Parkhurst V. 8. W., 318 Pine
♦Patrick Richard & Co., 122 Battery
PILSBUKY, WEBB & CO., NE cor
Front and Pine (see adv. inside
back cover)
Pockwitz Louis, 151 Third
Quiglev Philip Mrs., 914 Market
♦Rail Eugene P.., 200 Sansom
♦Rockwell, Coye it Co., SW cor Bat-
terv and Pine
♦Rosekrans H. & Co.. 638 Market
♦SELBY THOMAS II. <t CO., 116 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept. page xiii)
Sherman J. S., 37 Second
♦Simmons, Rowe & Co., 52 Clay, and
109 Sansom
♦Stemplemann it Co., 623 Pacific
♦Stone it Hay den, (saddlery) 422 Bat
Stott James, 1002 Market
♦Tay, Brooks it Backus, 614 Battery
♦TREADWELL & CO., SW cor Mar-
ket and Fremont (see adv. dept.
page xcv)
♦Underhill Jacob & Co., 118 Battery
VAN WINKLE it DAVENPORT, 413
Market (see adv. dept. page xvii)
Webb Andrew C, 779 Market
White Charles W., 47 Clay
Harness and Saddlery.
[♦Importers.]
Brnner John, 428 Pacific
Calnan J. J.,271 First
Carlos Tiburcio, 527 Pacific
Carmelich George, 613 Sansom
Chambers W., 528 Third
Chase & Bowley, 9 New Merchants'
Exchange
Conway Michael G., 767 Market
Cooperative Saddlery Co., 775 Fourth
Cosbie H. C. S., Mission nr Eighteenth
Cosbie William it Brother, 56 First
Cram William R.. 16 First
Dorrance William F.. 315 Battery
Fennell Dennis, 520 Battery
Flores Trinidad, 529 Pacific
Frankenberg Joseph, 419 Sansom
Fuller Thomas, 324 Jackson
Hamilton Joseph, 4td I bird
Helke Charles, 619 Mission
Hurtado N , 1 st Charles Place
Jameson Horace 1)., 306 Market
"JOHNSON J. C.<fc CO., (manufac-
turers) 106 Front (see adv. dept.
page 18)
Jones Harrison, 1012 Market
Lahaney P. W., cor Railroad and Fifth
Avenues
Lawless M., 624 Front
Lyons Barend, 242 Sutter
♦MAIN it WINCHESTER, 214 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept page xxix)
Maranda Octave, 526 Davis
McColgan Michael, 512 Front
Mead Charles H., SE cor Front and
Jackson
Mead William C. <t Son, 821 Market
Millar John, 305 Davis
O'Brien John, 204 Eighth
O'Kane John .213 Kearny
Paquette D., 510 Broadway
Perrin Pierre, 640 Broadway
Phipps Thomas, 665 Howard
R\an J. B.,639 Broadway
Rubber Clothing Co., 607 Market
Sickal Joseph A., E s Mission bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
♦Stone ct Hayden, (.hardware) 422 Bat
Tillman Augustus, 710 Mission
Trumbull William, 117 Washington
Urihe Cesirio. 825 Montgomery
Vellinger Christian, 128 Fourth
Warschauer Moritz, 510 Davis
Weaver Henry, 671 Market
West Charles B , cor Cal and Market
White Jacob W,,721 Sansom
Harvesting; Machines.
WALTER A. WOOD MOWING AND
REAPING MACHINE CO., 112
Front (see adv. dept., page xcviii)
Hat and Cap Manufacturers.
Adams Ross M., 657 Washington
Buysen Julius, 514 Pine
Collins James C. 627 Washington
Cranert Frederick, 503 Kearny
Desmond Cornelius, 5 New Mont
Fisher <t Co., 300 Montgomery
Fleischer W., 405 California
Gam W., 434 California
Kaskel Adolph, 32 1 bird, 307 Kearny
ami 617 Commercial
Lamott A., 227 Montgomery
LeGay & Co.. 611 Commercial
MEUSSDORFFER J. C..t BROTHER,
NEcor Mont and Bush, and 647
Washington (see adv. dept. pagelv,
and edge of volume)
MEUSSDORFFER K., 635 Commer-
cial (see adv. reg. names)
Miller George W„ 309 Montgomery
Nickerson it Son, 35 Kearny
Noriego Pedro it Co., 920 Dupont
Wores Joseph. 609 Washington
Hat and Wis Block Makers.
GRACI ER it JOHNSON, SE cor Beale
and .Mission (see adv. dept. page 9 I
Linsley Giflord W., 419 Pine
Hats— Straw.
[See straw Goods.]
Hats and Caps— Importers.
Berwin P. it Bro., 106 Battery
Collins James C, 627 Washington
Fisher it Co., 300 Montgomery
Desmond Cornelius, 5 New .Mont
Kline Louis it Co., 205 Sansom
Kline it Co., 12 Battery
Lamott Anthony, 227 Montgomery
LeCav it Co., 614 Commercial
Lust Simon it< o.. 133 Sansom
MEUSSDORFFER J.C.& BROTHER,
NEcor Montgomery and Bush(see
adv. dep. ii.lv, and edge of volume)
MEUSSDORFFER K. 635 Commercial
(see adv. register names)
Mevcr C. H. «t Bros, 28 Sansom
Newman J. C. it Co., 6 Battery
Rosenberg G. <fe Co., 116 Sansom
Tries! ,t Friedlander, 117 Battery
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 712-
716 Kearny (see adv. register of
names, each alternate page)
Hatters.
Abrahams Henry, 1012 Dupont
Adams Ross M., 657 Washington
Alexander Simon, U00M Dupont
Boyscn Julius, 514 Pine
Collins C.J , 321 Montgomery
Collins James ('., 627 Washington
Cranert Frederick, SOU Kearny
Desmond Cornelius, B New Mont
Fernandez & Aguirre, 1 hi Post
Fisher it Co., 300 Montgomery
Glass Joseph, 1006 Dupont
Harris Israel. 122 Kearny
Kaskel Adolph, 617 Commercial, 307
Kearny and 32 I bird
Lam. itt Anthony, 227 Montgomery
LeGay it Co., 614 Commercial
Macdonald E. D., 3«4 sixth
Maurln J., 209 Dupont
McNamara W , 920 Market
Miller George w.. 309 Montgomery
MEUSSDORFKERJ.C.A BROI HER,
200 Montgomery, an. 1 1.47 Washing-
ton (see adv. dept. page Iv, and
edge of volume)
MEUSSDORFFER KoNRAD. 687
Commercial (sec adv. reg. names)
Nickerson A Son, 35 Kearny
Noriega P. & Co., 920 Dupont
Plege L.j 721 Clay
Quinn M. H.. 127 Fourth
Russell Joseph, 106 Second
siioeken Samuel 11., 6 Kearny
STAPLETON E.. 124 Kearny (see
adv. dept. page lxxxvi)
Woltt Max, 502 Kearny
Wores Joseph, 609 Washington
natters' Stock.
Fisher & Co., 300 Montgomery
Kline Louis it Co., 12 Battery
MECSDORFFEB J.C. it BROTHER,
NE cor Montgomery and Bush
STEIN SIMON & CO, 632 Sac
Hay and Grain,
Adams it P.utler, 53 Clay
Bell R.,917 .Market
Blair M. & Co., Opposite San Jose
Depot
Brokaw A., 1535 Mission
Cook M. S., Point Lobos Road, nr toll-
gate
Cosgriff Brothers, SW cor O'Farrell
and Hyde
CroBby G. O..H9 Clay
Driscoll Timothy, NW cor Mission
and Sixteenth
Drutnmond it Limont, 433 Valencia
Dunn .James, SW cor Pac and Powell
Dutton it Moore, pier 7 st.-uart
Elliot A. T., 210 Commercial
Finck A Goetjen. 7»7 Mission
Flinn P. T. <v Son, 213 Eighth
Gameau Gaspard, SE cor Mission and
Sixth
Hennessey Brothers, 751 Mission
Hodgkin J. W. & Co., cor Fourth Av
and L, South S.F.
Holmes J. B. it Co., 14 Spear
Hurley Daniel D., W s Mission nr
seventeenth
Joost Behrend, NEcor Twelfth and
Folsom
Joost Martin it Co,. NW cor Mission
and Eleventh
Kayscr Brothers, 1118 Pacific
Lauder G. & Son, cor Fourth anil King
Lauterwaaser it Peters, 223 Sixth
Maguire it Co., SE cor Hayes and Van
Ness Avenue
Maver Richard, 859 Harrison
McKciina it Grcany, W g Drumm bet
Clay and Washington
Miller & Hall, 21 Spear
Miner Thomas E., W a Spear nr Mis-
sion
Morris Preston, NE cor McAllister
and Lincoln
MORROW GEORGE, 39 Clay, and 28
Coin (sec adv. dept. page scvli)
Nichols William 11., N W cor Saera-
in. nto and Drumm
Place C. L. it Co., SW cor Steuart and
Folsom
Rider, Somers it Co., 22 Market
Biley .t Vest, NE cor Spear and liar
Schwegerle John & Co., 549 Fourth
Ticrnan R. it Co., E s Mission nr
Twenty-second
TODD A. II., 200 Davis (see adv. dept.
page xlv)
Turner Horatio N., NW cor Sixteenth
and Harrison
Vermeil Jean L., SE cor Fourth and
Berry
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Full Assortment cf P'?m tnfl Stems
48
W ATKINS' YO-SEMTTE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
754
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Hay Presses.
[See also Machinists.]
Trice Jacob, 17 Front
Rider, Somen .v. Co., 22 Market
Hides and Wool.
Unimii Alois, 11 BroadwaV
Kreslaucr I-. 222 California
Christy & Wise, 603 Front
Cox J. W., 408 Battery
Kinsi Herman, 206 Front
Feuerstein H. A Co- 215 Front
Qrlsar E. «t Co., NW cor Sansom and
Broadway
Knapp & Grant, 111 Washington
Koshland Bros., 19 Sansom
Lynch Joseph A., Gil) Montgomery
SfcCann M. & Co., 818 Battery
Moody .V- Parish, 210 Davis
Moore it Co., 38 California
Mi llnLS A. C. & CO., 417 Battery
(see aiiv. dept. page xxv)
( )'l ii in N ELI. CORN KLICS.Ss Bran-
nan bet Fifth and Sixth (see adv.
dept. page 22)
Redding WinflaW 8., 212 Sansom
Rogers N., 818 Battery
Mulling Levi, NW cor San and Bdwy
Smith, Brown & Co., 507 Sacramento
Sumner William B., 723 Battery
Van l'raag H. A. <E Co., 304 Sansom
Wassermann A. & Co., 310 Sansom
Wentworth I. M. A Co., 15 Sansom
Homestead Associations,
Abbey, 507 Montgomery
Bay Park, 328 Montgomery
Bay Park Addition, 328 Montgomery
Bay View, 415 Montgomery
Bay View Kailroad, 415 Montgomery
California St. R. R., 220 Montgomery
Dollar, 413 California
Pel ton Tract, 506 Montgomery
Fitcbburg, 506 Montgomery
Garden Tract, 328 Montgomery
Garden Valley Land, 24 Merchants'
Exchange
Geary Street Extension, 511 California
German Savings and Building Union,
136 Fourth
German Savings and Building Union,
No. 2, 204 Montgomery
Great Park, 425 Kearny
Haley and O'Neill Tract, 413 California
Havward's Park Union, 230 Kearny
Holly Oak Park. 331 Montgomery
Imperial Real Estate and Loan Co.,
14 Geary
Land Investment Co., 312 Montgomery
Land Purchasers, 304 Montgomery
Laurel Hill, 304 Montgomery
Lewis, 302 Montgomery
Market and Fourteenth Streets, 729
Montgomery
Mission Street Extension, 606 Merch
Mission St. R. R., 531 Washington
New South San Francisco, 328 Mont
Paul Homestead Reservation, 328 Mont
Paul Tract, 3J8 Montgomery
Pioneer, 506 Montgomery
Pioneer Land and Loan, 413 Cal
Point Lobos Avenue, 511 California
Point Lobos Homestead Extension As-
sociation, 511 California
Real Estate Associates, 408 Mont
Sacramento Farm, 411^ California
S. F. Cooperative Land and Building
Association, 306 Montgomery
S. F. Real Estate Association, 806
Green
San Mateo City, 137 Montgomery
San Mateo Land, 6»8 Merchant
Santa Gertrudes. 338 Montgomery
Silver Terrace, 604 Montgomery
Spring Valley, 331 .Montgomery
Sunny Vale, 507 -Montgomery
Sunnyside, 5w7 Montgomery
Superior, 302 Montgomery
Vallejo City Extension, '220 Mont
Villa. 507 Montgomery
Vineyard, 506 Montgomery
Water Front Building Lot Associa-
tion, 328 Montgomery
Webster Street, 27 Merchants' Exch
Western Addition, 3^8 Montgomery
Willows Land Association, 331 Mont
Hoop Skirts.
[See also Dry Goods; also Fancy
Goods.]
Daus Isidore, 1339 Dupont
Freud Morris, 36 Second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 San-
som (see adv. register of names
each alternate page)
Lichtcnstein Moses, 34 Second
Magnes David, 414 Kearny
Newman J. & Co., 6 Battery
Summertlcld Alexander, 11" Kearny
Tlshler Hannah Mrs., 218 Sixth
Hops.
Elliot A. T., 219 Commercial
HERMANN, NBI8 <fc CO., 313 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page xlvi)
Scherr Ferdinand, 511 Sacramento
Horse Power Manufacturers
ATWOOD & BODWELL, 211 Mission
(see adv. dent, pages 4 and 5)
HUNT E. O., 123 Spear (see adv. dept.
page 6)
TUsTIN W. I., 5 Beale (see adv. dept.
page 7)
Hose and Belting— Manufac-
turers.
CSee also Leather; also Tanners.]
COOK H. N., 801 Battery (see adv.
dept. pace lii)
Rockwell, Coyc & Co., (importers) 37
Battery
Rover Herman, 435 Brannan
Rubber Clothing Co.. 607 Market
Weaver & Taylor, 118 Front
Hosiery and Gloves.
[See also Dry Goods; also Furnishing
Goods.]
Adelsdorfer Bros., 21 Battery
Austin Ji Co., SE cor Mont and Sutter
DAVIDSON J. W. & CO., 101 Kearny
(see adv. back cover)
HEYNEMANN & CO., 3 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xl)
Holden S. P. & Co., 28 Sansom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 San-
som (see adv. register of names
each alternate page)
Lazard Freres, 525 Market
MCCAIN. FLOOD & McCLURE, 111
Pine (see adv. dept. page xix)
MICHEL*. FRIEDLANDER & CO.,
7 Battery (see adv. dept. page lxiv)
Rosenhaum'it Friedman, 22 Battery
TENCE CHARLES & CO., 22 Sutter
(see adv. dept. page lxii)
Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 714
Kearny (see adv. register names
each alternate page)
Hospitals.
Almshouse, City and County, San Mi-
guel Road
California Slate Woman's, NW cor
Howard and Twelfth
Chinese, Chung. Sing & Co., 617 Jack
City and County, SW cor Stockton and
Francisco
City and County, (new) Potrero Ave-
nue bet Sierra and Nevada
French, S s Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
German, 427 Brannan
Italian and Swiss, SE cor Folsom and
and Third
Portuguese, Castro nr Twenty-eighth
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 Valencia
and Twenty-fourth
Hotels.
[See also Boarding; also Lodgings.]
American Exchange, Timothy Sar-
gent, 319 Sansom
Atlantic House, M. McDonell, 210 Pac
Broadway Hotel, D. Hartnett, 212
Broadwav
Brooklyn Hotel, Kelly & Wood, 210
Bush
California Hotel, J. Chapnis, 8E cor
Dupont and Commercial
Cambrian House, Jenkins & Evans, 403
Broadway
Central Hotel, M. Farrcll, 814 Sansom
Chicago Hotel, Pfefierle <fc Sagehorn,
220 Pacific
Continental Hotel, Herman Drost, 525
Pacific
Cosmopolitan Hotel, H. II. Pearson,
SW cor Sansom and Bush
Dresdener House, Charles Graner, 339
Bush
Empire Hotel, Patrick Beirne, 311 Pac
Empire House, Frederick Hoops, cor
Sixth Av and M, South 8. F.
Franklin Hotel, Hugh Curran, 414 Pac
Gailhard Hotel, S. L. Pereira, 507 Pine
Golden Adler Hotel, J. W. Stachler,
338 Bush
Golden Age Hotel, John O'Brien, 127
Pacific
Golden Gate Hotel, Schnutenhaus
Bros., 728 Market
Grand Hotel, Johnson & Co., SE cor
Market and New Montgomery
Hansa Hotel, Weidenhofer it Ahlborn,
429 Bush
Helvetia Hotel, Schneider <fc Dittmar,
431 Pine.
Hotel de Italico, G. B. Feroggiaro, 723
Sansom
Hotel de Rhein, Kuhl & Girzikowsky,
909 Kearny
International Hotel, H. C. Patridge,
532 Jackson
Keystone House, F. Nicolaysen, 127
Jackson
Lick House, Hill Beachy, SW cor
Montgomery and Sutter
Manhattan House, James Cornynn,
705 Front
Mechanics' Hotel, Jacob Poska, NW
cor Broadway and Kearny
Meyer's Hotel, N.Gartner, 814 Mont-
• gomery
Montgomery Hotel, C. Montgomery,
2^7 Second
Morton House, B. R. Boynton, 117
Post
Mull's Hotel, N. Muh,433 Broadwav
New Alaska Hotel, Henry Detjen, 619
Pacific
New Atlantic Hotel, C. Kock, 624 Pac
New Franklin House, Doherty & Ber-
mingham. 321 Pacific
New Wisconsin Hotel, Trcmbath <fe
Williams, 411 Pacific
Niagara House, Dederky & Russ, 331
Bush
North German Hotel, A. Hansen, 39
Jackson
Nucleus Hotel, David Stern, SE cor
Market and Third
Occidental Hotel, Montgomery, Bush
and Sutler
Oriental Hotel, Henry Jung, SW cor
Washington and Drumni
Overland House, Lewis <fc Burke, 531
Sacramento
Philadelphia House, John Knack, 423
Bush
Prescott House, Bitter & Becker, SW
cor Pacific and Kearny
Railroad House, P. CusseVly, NE cor
Sansom and Pacific
Russ House, S. H. Seymour & Co.,
Montgomery, Pine and Bush
Sacramento Hotel, J. Rigelhulh, 407
Pacific
Sanders Hotel, J. P. Sanders, SW cor
Battery and Vallejo
Siegfried's Hotel, Siegfried <fc Lohse,
228 Bush
St. Louis Hotel, Wogens & Strom, 13
Pacific
Swiss Hotel, G. Sturzencgger, 627
Commercial
Tremont House, 420 Jackson
U. S. Hotel, C. Maloney, 304 Beale
Western Hotel, John Higglns, 214
Broadway
What Cheer House, R. B. Woodward,
527 Sacramento
William Tell Hotel, L. Parisot, 721
Pacific
William Tell House, J. H. L. Mutzen-
becher, 317 Bush
Wisconsin Hotel, Sincock & Trem-
bath, 409 Pacific
House Broken,
[See Brokers— House,RealEstate,etc]
House Furnishing Goods.
[See also Hardware ; also Wood and
Willowware.]
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.'
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 755
Douglas P. & Co.. 131 Kearny
Rosekrans H. <fc Co., 135 Montgomery
House Raisers.
[Sec also Contractors.]
Burt William J.. 1130 Mission
Gleason L\.1106 Market
Harris D., 914 Geary
HYDK & CHESTER, 619 Mission (see
adv. dept. page 4b
Malilstedt J. A Co., 223 Drumm
Merriman K.. 1124 Mission
Morse it, Taylor, 639 Mission
Prindle David s., 862 Mission
Ross & Kaynor, 1(146 Howard
Stratum Bros.. 326 Montgomery
Ziegler J. Lewis, 1019 Mission
51 oust' sm it lis.
[See also Machinists, etc.]
Fleury Paul. 715 Dnj o it
Jung J. C, 512 Jackson
MeKibbcn \V., 317 Howard
Ice.
American Russian Commercial Ice
Co., 718 I'.attery
NEVADA AND MOUNTAIN LAKES
ICE CO., 114 Washington (see
adv. dept. dage lxxxiv)
Summit Ice Co., 312 Mission
Incorporated Companies.
[See also Homestead Associations;
also Mining Companies.j
Abbey and Twenty-sixth Street R. R.
Association, 5U7 Montgomery
JErial Steam Navigation Co., 623 Mont-
gomery
Alaska Coal Co., 63 Merchants' Ex
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sanson!
American Russian Commercial Ice
Co., 718 Battery
Asplialtum and Mastic Roofing Co.,
652 Market
Asplialtum Pressure Pipe Co., 419 Cal
Atlantic and Pacific K. R., (narrow-
gauge) 716 Montgomery
Atmospheric Gas Co., 220 Battery
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 Sansom
Bartlett White Lead and Zinc Co., C.
AdOlphe Low tt Co., 208 California
Bay District Agricultural Society, 67
Merchants' Exchange
Bay Sugar Refinery, SW cor Battery
and Union
Bellingliam Bay Coal Co., Spear nr
Folsom
Rlack Diamond Coal M. Co., Spear nr
Folsoin
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society, 409
Battery
California Academy of Sciences, 622
Clay
Calitornia Acclimatising Society, 622
Clay
California Anchor Co., TA Mont
California Beet Sugar Co., 338 Mont
California Borax Co., 320 Sansom
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL PAINT
CO., NVV cor Fourth and Town-
send (see adv. dept. page liv)
California Chicory Co., 210 California
California Commercial and Manufac-
turing Co., 411 Washington
California Dry Dock Co., MX Cal
Calitornia Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 224 Bush and 317 Pine
California Immigrant Union, 320 Cal
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO.,
318 Cal (see adv. dept, page lvi)
California Jute Co., 21 Battery
California Live Stock Assurance Co.,
9 Merchants' Exchange
CaliforniaMutual Benefit Association,
23 Exchange building
California Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
323 Calitornia
California Pacific Railroad Co., SW
cor New Montgomery and Market
California Pharmaceutical Society, 232
Sutter
California Pioneer Association, 808
Montgomery
California Pioneer Fuse Co., 314 Cal
California Powder Works Co., 314 Cal
California Silk Manufacturing Co., 569
Market
California state Telegraph Co.. .■>!>■> Cal
CALIFORNIA SUGAR REFINERY,
210 Cal (see adv. dept. page xxxii
California Theater Co., N s Bush nr
Kearny
California Trust Co.. 421 California
California Type Foundry Co.. 405 San
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
CO., SW cor New Mont and Mkt
(see adv. dept pages xxxiv and
xx>cv)
Central (street) Railroad Co.,1 1<; Taylor
Central Polynesia Land and Com Co.,
38 Calitornia
City Front Ferry Co., 331 Montgomery
City Gardens Co., Folsom nr Twelfth
City Gas Co , 411« California
City Grading Co., K36 Clav
City Iron Works Co., 28 Fremont
City I'aving Co., 610 Montgomery
City (street) Railroad Co., SW cor
Mission and Fourteenth
Colonization and Commercial Co. of
Bolivia, 25 Ellis
Columbia River Manufacturing Co.,
Ill Washington
Coos Bay Coal Co., 118 Pacific
Decoto Land Co.. 624 Montgomery
DIAMOND DRILL CO., 315 Cal
Eureka and Independent Coal Co., 107
Sansom
European and Oregon Land Co., 320
California
Exempt Fire Co.,Brenham PI nr Wash
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS-
BANK OF SAVINGS, 225 Sansom
(see adv. dept. pa™e xlvii)
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE
CO., 403 Cal (see ad v. front cover)
Folsom street and Fort Point (street)
Railroad Co., 428 California
French Savings and Loan Society, 411
Bush
Front Street, Mission and Ocean
(street) Railroad Co., 1336 Bush
German General Benevolent Societv,
732 Washington
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY. 526 Calitornia (sec adv.
dept. page lx)
German Savings and Building Union,
N W cor Montgomery and Bush
GIANT POWDER CO., 210 Front
and 734 Montgomery
Golden City Chemical Works Co., SE
cor Montgomery and Bush
Golden Gate Sugar Refinery, N W cor
Commercial and Front
Gulf of California Commercial Co.,
226 Minna
Hafenegger Powder Co., 28 Rauseh
H1BERMA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, NE cor Montgomery
and Market (see adv. dept. page
xx)
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
CO., 15 Merchants' Exchange
House Carpenters' Eight Hour League,
230 Kearny
Imperishable Stone Block Co., 402
Montgomery
Independent Alaska Co., 20 Montgom-
ery Block
Johnston Improved Still Co., 65 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Journeymen's Boot and Shoe Manu-
facturers Co-operative Union, 413
Broadway
Kimball Carriage and Car Manufac-
turing Co., cor Fourth and Bryant
La Grande Laundry Association, 648
Market
La Solidarity Mutual Provident Asso-
ciation, SW cor Montgomery and
Jackson
Lake Tahoe Water Co., 808 Mont
Land Investment. Co., 328 Mont
Land Mortgage Union of California, 23
Post
Land Purchasers' Association, 304
Montgomery
LAUREL HILL CEMETERY CO.,
601 California (see adv. dept. page
cii)
Los Angeles <fc San Bernardino Land
Co., 523 Montgomery
Lower California Co., 304 California
Main St. Wharf Co., foot Main
Market St. R.R. Co., SE cor New Mont
and Market
Masonic Cemetery Association, 328
Montgomery
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN
BANK, Masonic Temple (see adv.
dept. page xixi
Merced A Sari Joaquin Canal and Irri-
gating ■ o., 4114 i alifori.ia
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., 28 Merch-
ants' Exchange
Merchants' Exchange Association,
Merchants' Exchange
MERCHANTS' MUTUAL MARINE
insurance co , 406 California
(see adv. dept. page iv)
Metropolitan Gas Co., 3(4 Pine
MISSION ,v PACIFIC WOOLEN
MILLS CO.,517 Market
Montgomery st. Real Estate Co., 401
California
Napa Soda Spring Association, 124
Sutter
Natoma Water and Mining Co., 529
Market
Nicolson Pavement Co., 619 Mont
North American Wood Preserving
Co.,302 Montgomery
North Beach and Mission Railroad
Co.. (street) SW cor Fourth and
Louisa
North Pacific Coast Railroad Co., 224
Sansom
North Pacific Fur Co.. 418 California
NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTA-
TION Co., 217 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page vii)
Oakland Water Front Co., 411X Cali-
fornia
Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association,
325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' MutualAid Association,
325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' New Age Publishing
Co., 421 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, 325
Montgomery
Old s.uicelitii Land and Dry Dock Co.,
331 Montgomery
Omnibus Uailroad Co., (street) 721
Howard
Pacific Bank, NW cor Pine and San-
som
Pacific Borax Co., 6 Merchants' Ex-
change
Pacific Dredging Co.. 411 S Cal
Pacific Glass Works Co., 514 Wash
Pacific Gold and Silver Refinery, 334
Montgomery
Tacitic Hidden Treasure Co., 105
Montgomery
Pacific Insurance Company, 42C Cal
Pacific Lumber Co., 419 California
Pacific Lumber and .Mill Co.. 306 Pine
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.,
cor Brannan and First (see adv.
dept. page \i i
Pacific Mineral Co., 4:!4 Clifomia
PACIFIC OIL AMI LEAD WORKS
CO ,3 Front (see adv. dept. p. \ I
PACIFIC PNEUMAI IC GAS co.,
304 Pine (see B"V. dept. p. xxxvii)
Pacific powder Mill.-. 224 California
Pacific Powder Co . 4U2 Front
Pacific Pump Manufacturing Co., 318
Pine
Pacific Ramie Co., 214 Battery
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., 3
Front (see adv. dept. page v)
PACIFIC STONE Conjunction Mar-
ket and Rush (see adv. d<pt, page
lxxxii)
Pacific Straw Works Co.. 335 Bush
Pacific Submarine and Earthquake-
Proof Wall Co.. 610 Front
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, office 338 Mont
Patent Brick Co., Berrv St Wharf
Plympton Roller Skate Co., 309 Stock-
ton
Point Lobos Road Co., 526 Merchant
Potrero and Bay View (street) R. R.
Co., cor Fourth and Berry
Potrero (bone) Co., City Hall
Reclamation District No. 1,331 Mor-
gomery
Red Men's Savings and Loan Bank. ' !
Bush
BEDINGTON QUICKSILVER i .
529 Market
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
For your Photographs go to WATKIWS', 28 Moatg. St., opp. .Lick House entrance.
756
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BISDUN IKON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS CO., BE oorBeale and
Howard (see adv. dept. pane it)
U.ickv Mountain CoaJ ami 1 run Co.,
MO California
Russian mil Railroad Co., (street) 316
Call torn In
Sacramento Val oy Reclimation Co.,
331 Montgomery
San Buenaventura Com. and M. Co.,
838 Montgomery
St. Andrew's Hall Association, 232
Sutter
San liiunn Turnpike Co., 636 Clay
San Francisco and Humboldt Railroad
Co. ,331 Montgomery
San Francisco and Factflo Sugar Co.,
215 Front
San Francisco and Point Lobos Koad
Co., 625 Montgomery
San Francisco Art Association, 216
BuBb
San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works Co., 416 Montgomery
San Francisco BenevoleutAssociation,
10 Webb .
San Francisco Commercial Associa-
tion. 312 California
San Francisco Dredging Co., 610 Front
San Francisco Fuel Co., 329 Mont
Sun Francisco Gas Co., cor First and
N stoma
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
and Folk
San Francisco Medical Society, 226
Sutter
San Fr.iuisco Olympic Club Associa-
tion, 35 Sutter
San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, 115 Battery
San Francisco Produce Exchange, NE
cor Davis and Clay
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
UNION, 532 California (see adv.
dept. page xviii)
San Francisco Mock and Exchange
Board, 411)4 California
San Francisco Stock Brewery, SE cor
Powell and Francisco
San Francisco Transfer Co., 6 New
Montgomery
San Francisco Water Co., 29 Mer-
chants' E -change
San Jacinto Tin Co., 338 Montgomery
San Lorenzo Canal Co., 410 Sansom
San Mateo \\ ater Co., 29 Merchants'
Exchange
San Mateo Wood Co., Berry bet Third
and Fo tilth
San Joaquin and King's River Canal
and Irrigation Co., ;l Front
Santa Clara Vineyard Association, 319
Stockton
Saucelito Land and Ferry Co. ,331 Mont-
gomery
Saucelito (old) Land and Dry Dock
Co., 331 Montgomery
Saucelito Water Co., 331 Montgomery
Saucelito Water and Steam Tug Co'.,
H I. cor East and Clay
SAVINGS A\D LOAN SOCIETY,
619 Clay (see adv. d pt. pagelxxiii)
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co.,
206 Sansom
Sierra Iron Co., 428 California
South San Francisco Dock Co., 418
California
Southern Pacific Railroad Co.,SWcor
New Montgomery and Market
SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS
CO., 516 California (see adv. dept.
pagexxxix)
STAiE INVESTMENT AND IN-
SURANCE CO., 4IW California (see
_ adv. dept. page iii)
steam Paddy Co., cor Tenth and Miss
Stow foundation Pavement Co. 619
Montgomery
Tide Land Reclamation Co.,411H Cal
lwenty-si\ih -tivet and Abbey Rail-
road, 509 Montgomery
Union Club.4u3 Montgomery
Union Gas Machine Co., 302* Mont
UNION INSURANCE CO., 416 Cali-
fornia see adv. dept. page xii)
Union Pacific Salt Co., 218 Sac
United Anaheim Wine Growers' Asso-
ciation, 321 Montgomery
United Workingnnn's Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co., 12 Tyler
University College, University Mound
Tract
Vulcan Iron Works Co., 137 First
Water Front tide Land Co., 405 Front
WELLS, FARGO & CO., N W cor Cal
and Mont (see adv. dept. page viii)
Western Union Telegraph Co., 522 Cal
WOMEN'S COOPERATIVE PRINT-
ING UNION, 424 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page 3)
Women's Cooperative Union, 28 Post
Woodland Gas Co., 304 line
Zecli Pianoforte Co., 203 Montgomery
India B£ libber Goods.
[See also Clothing.]
Goodvear Dental Vulcanite Co.. 428
California
Hecht Brothers & Co.. 104 Sansom
Rubber Clothing Co.. 607 .Market
Sutton Charles Jr., 34 California
Wreaver & Taylor, 118 Front
Ink Manufacturers.
[See also Stationers.]
Bancroft A. L & Co., 721 Market
California Type Foundry, 407 Sansom
HAGAR &'CO., (printers) 532 Clay
(see adv. dept. page 13)
Knowllon J. J. <fc CO., 405 Sansom
Lecount Bros. & Mausur, 419 Mont
Morrill & Co., (printers) 418 Com
Schorsh M., 1429 Dupont
Inspectors.
[See also Packers of Goods.]
Bemis Charles C, (boilers) 11 U. S.
Court Building
Bissell James L., (gas meters) SW cor
First and Mission
Coffin Alex., (provisions) junct Market
and Pine
Gallagher E. A. T., (provisions) 619
Front
Guthrie Samuel, (steamboat) 11 U. S.
Court Building
Hunter James, (State) 321 Front
Waterman Robert H., (bulls) 302 Cal
Instrument Depots.
[See also Cutlers; also Opticians.]
EjLE C T R I C A L CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 134
Sutter
Ewing Charles G., Ill Montgomery
Folkers J. H. A. £ Bro.. 11H Mont
HOUSE WORI'H THOMAS & CO.,
317 .Mont (see adv. front cover)
Koehler August, 718 Washington
Luudberg William, (telegraph) 810
Montgomery
McGregor Joseph, (estate of) 409 San
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
Rahsskopfl Charles, 416 Battery
Ran Louis, 60S .Market
Roach John, SW cor Mont and Sac
Sack J. C, 203 Montgomery
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 4^0 Montgom-
ery (see adv. dept. page lxxiv)
Tennent Thomas, 508 Battery
Willi Finck, 240 Montgomery and 821
Kearny
Insurance Adjusters — Ma-
rine.
[See Adjusters.]
Iusuiance Companies,
[Eastern and Foreign.]
JETNA FIRE, G. C. Boardman, 14
Merchants' Exchange (see regisier
names each alternate pagi )
JEtna Life, M. I'. Morse, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Kearny
Amerkan Lloyds, Amos Noyes, 406
California
Atlantic Mutual Life, T. Hart Hyatt,
420 Montgomery
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE,
Balfour, Guthrie & Co,, 3o8 San-
som (see adv. dept. page ixxxvii)
Brooklyn Lite, (Mutual) A. J. Bryant
& Co., 240 Montgomery
Charter Oak Life, Charles H. Denison,
331 Montgomery
China and Japan, (Marine) W. H. Fos-
ter, 210 Battery
China Traders, (Marine) Williams,
Blanchard <fe Co., 218 California
Chinese, (Marine) W. N. Olmsted, 306
California
Commercial Union Assurance, (Fire)
G. O'Hara Taaffe, 320 California
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE,
James B. Roberts, 315 California
(see adv, register of nanus p. 729)
CONTINENTAL FIRE, C. Adolphe
Low <fe Co., 208 California (see adv.
dept. page 20)
Continental Life, H. H.Blake & Co,
302 Montgomery
Craftsmen's Life, E. H. Shaw & Co.,
432 Montgomery
ECLECTIC LIFE, George Clausse-
nius,333 Montgomery (see adv. dept.
page 55)
Economical Mutual Life, George N.
Williams. 315 California
EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE, O. F. Von
Rhem Co., 105 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page xc)
Equitable Life. Garland & Moore, 430
Montgomery
Germatiia Life. Julius Jacobs, 319 Cal
Globe Mutual Life, Mervin Tabor, 6
Montgomery
Great Western Life, J. W. Brumagim,
36 Montgomery Block
GUARDIAN MU I UAL LIFE, James
R. Garniss, 13 Merchants' Ex-
change
HAMBURG-BREMEN, iFire) Morris
Speyer <fc Co., 13 Merchants' Ex-
change (see adv. il.pt. page lvi'i)
HARTFORD FIRE, Hey wood <fe Flint,
313 California (see adv. back cover)
HOME INSURANCE, (Fire) R. H
Magill, 4J4 California (see adv.
back of volume)
IMPERIAL FIRE, Falkner, Bell &
Co., 430 Cal (see adv. dept. page
lvi)
JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE,
H. F. W. Hoffman, 410 Kearny (sec
adv. dept. page 1)
KNICKERBOCKER MUTUAL
LIFE, I). Noreross, 331 Montgom-
ery (-sec adv. dept. page Ixx vil)
Life Association of America, William
J. Pettigrew, 432 Montgomery
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE, William B. Johnston, 422
California (see adv. dept. page ll
Lloyds. Falkner, Bell «t Co , 430 Cal
MANHATTAN, (Fire) R. B. Swain &
Co., 3i4 California
Manhattan Life, Landers & Co., 507
Montgomery
MERCHANTS' MARINE, (Limited)
London, Macfaiiane, Blair it, Co.,
302 California (see adv. dept. page
xxii)
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE, R. B.
swain & Co. and James Munsell
Jr., 314 California (see adv. dept.
page lxx)
MUTUAL LIFE, (N.Y.)A.B. Forbes,
204 Mont (see adv. back cover)
National Life, C. I. Hutchinson,
338 Montgomery
NEW ENGLANO MUTUAL LIFE,
W. Everson, 302 Sansom, (see adv.
dept. page iii)
New York Life, Crane & Hawes, 426
Montgomery
NORTH AMERICA LIFE, Watson
Webb. 302 Montgomery (see adv.
dept. page 55)
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE, C. Ad-
olphe Low <fc Co., 208 California
NORIH BRITISH AND MERCAN-
TILE, Tillinghast Bros., SE cor
California and Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xciv)
North China Marine, Koopmanschap
ii Co., 109 California
NORTHERN ASSURANCE FIRE
AND LIFE, W. Lane Booker, 319
Cal (see adv. dept. page xxvii)
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE,
Hart F. Sbepardson, 315 Montgom-
ery (sec adv. dept. page 45)
rilENIX, iFire and .Marine) R. B.
Swain A Co., 314 California
PIKENIX, (Fire) R. U. .'Magill, 424
Cal (see adv. back of volume)
Phoenix Mutual Lite, E.P.Gray, 425
Kearny
Piedmont and Arlington Life, L. B. &
J. G. Edwards, 535 California
HU^NTIiNGrTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bnah and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
757
Roval Fire and Life, Chauncej A Co.,
906 California
SAINT LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE, R.
A. Diver, 401 California (see adv.
dept. page 55)
SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL, Macfar-
lane, Blur A Co., 302 California
(see adv. dept. page xxxvit
SECURITY LIFE AM) ANNUITY,
E. W. Woolsey, 418 California (see
adv. dept. page 56)
SWISS LLOYD MARINE, Morris
Bpeyer A Co., la Merchants' Ex-
change (see adv. dept. page lviii)
Travelers' (Life and Accident) A. E.
Magill, 424 California
Underwriters' Agencv, N. Y., (Fire
and Marine) William J. Stoddart,
31!) California
Union Mutual Life. H. H. Johnston &
Co., s\V co: Kearny and Cal
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND
LIFE, (Nashville, Tenn) Clark A
Fox, 331 Mont (see adv. dept. p. 45)
Widows' and Orphans' Life, A. B.
Forbes, '204 Montgomery
World Mutual Life, N. Holland, 605
Clay
YAXG-TZE INSURANCE ASSOCI-
ATION, Macondray A Co., 206
Sanson} (see adv. dept. page xx)
Insurance Companies Agents
Eastern and Foreign.
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE A CO., Brit-
ish and Foreign Marine, 308 San-
son! (see adv. dept. page Ixxxvii)
Blake II. H. A Co., Continental Life,
302 Montgomery
BO A RDM AN GEORGE C.^Etna Fire,
14 Merchants' Exchange (see adv.
register names.eaeh alternate page)
BOOKER W. LANE, Northern As-
surance Fire and Life, 319 Califor-
nia (see adv. dept. page xxvii)
Brumagim John W., Great Western
Life, 37 Montgomery Block
Bryant A. J. A Co., BrooklynLife, 240
Montgomery
Chauneev A Co., Royal Fire and Life,
306 California
CLARK A FOX. Widow and Orphan
Fund Life, 331 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page 45)
CLAU8SENIUS GEORGE, Eclectic
Life, 333 Montgomery (see adv.
dept. page 55)
Crane & Hawes, New York Life, 426
Montgomery
Denison Charles II.. Charter Oak Life.
331 Montgomery
DIVER R. A., St. Louis Mutual Lite,
401 California (see adv. dept. page
55)
Edwards L. B. A J. G., Piedmont and
Arlington Life, 535 California
EVERS.QN W.. New England Mutual
Life, 302 Sansom (see adv. dept.
page iii)
FALKNER, BELL A Co., Imperial
and Lloyd's, 430 California (see
adv. dept. page lvi)
Holland N. .World .Mutual Life,605 Clay
FORKES ANDREW B., Widows' and
Orphans' Life and Mutual Life, 204
Montgomery (see adv. hack cover)
Foster VV. H., China and Japan .Marine,
210 Battery
Garland A Moore, Equitable Life, 430
Montgomery
GARMSS JAMES R., Guardian Mu-
tual Life, 13 Merchants' Exchange
Gray Edward P., Phoenix Mutual Life,
425 Kearnv
HEY WOOD & FLINT, Hartford Fire,
313 California (see adv. outside
back cover)
HOFFMAN H. F. W., John Hancock
Mutual Life, 410 Kearny (sec adv.
dept. page 1)
Hutchinson C. I., National Life, 338
Montgomery
Hyatt T. Hart, Atlantic Mutual Life,
420 Montgomery
Jacobs Julius, Gennania Life, 319 Cal-
ifornia
Johnston H. H. A Co., Union Mutual
Life, SW cor Cal and Kearny
JOHNSTON WILLIAM B.. Liverpool
and London and Globe, 422 Califor-
nia (see adv. dept. page 1)
Koopmanschap A Co., North China
Marine. 109 California
Landers ct Co., Manhattan Life, 507
Montgomery
LOW C. 'ADo'LIMIE A CO., Conti-
nental Fire, 208 California (see adv.
dept. page 21)'
MAC! AUL ANE, BLAIR & CO., Mer-
chants' Marine, (Limited) London,
and Scottish Commercial, 30.' Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. pages xxii
and xxxvi)
MAC >N DRAY * CO.. Yang-Tze, 206
Sansom (see adv. dept. page xx)
MAGILL A. E.. Travelers' Life and
Accident. 424 California
MAGILL ROBERT 11.. Phoenix and
Home, 424 California (see adv.
back of volume)
Morse Matthew 1*., JEtna Life, 504
Kearny
NORCROSS D,. Knickerbocker Mu-
tual Life, 331 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page Ixxxvii)
Olmsted W. N., Chinese (Marine) 306
California
Pettigrew William J., Life Associa-
tion of America, 432 Montgomery
ROBERIS JAMES B.. Connecticut
Mutual Life, 315 California (see
adv. register of names page 729)
Shaw E. H. A Co., Craftsmen's Life,
432 Montgomery
SHEPARDSON HART F., North-
western Mutual Life, 315 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 45)
SPEYER MORRIS A CO., Hamburg-
Bremen Fire, and Swiss Lloyd
Marine, 13 Merchants Exch (see
adv. dept. page lviii)
Stoddart William J., Underwriters'
Agencv, (N. Y.) 319 California
SWAIN R. B. A CO.. Manhattan and
Phenix (Fire and Marine) ami Mu-
tual Benefit Life, 314 California
(see adv. dept. page lxx)
Taaffe G. O'Hara, Commercial Union
Assurance. (London) 320 Cal
Talior Mervin, Globe Mutual Life, 6
Montgomery
TILLINGHAST BROTHERS, North
British and Mercantile, SE cor Cal
and sansom (see adv. dept. page
xciv)
Union Insurance Society of China,
(Marine) W. H. Foster. 210 Battery
VON RIIF.IN O F. A CO.. Empire
Mutual Life, 105 Montgomery (see
adv. dept page xc)
WEB is WATSON, North America
Life, 302 Montgomery (see adv.
dept. page 55)
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD A CO.,
China traders, (Marine) 218 Cal
Williams George N., Economical Mu-
tual Life, 315 California
WOOLSEY E. W., Securitv Life, 418
California (see adv. dept. page 56)
Insurance Companies— Home
CALIFORNIA, 318 California (sec
adv. dept. page lvi)
California Mutual Life, 13 Merchants
Exchange
Commercial, (of California), 435 Cal-
ifornia
FIREMAN'S FUND. SW cor Cal and
Sansom (see adv. front cover)
Home Mutual, (Fire and Marine) 15
Merchants' Exchange
MERCHANTS' MUTUAL MARINE,
406 Cal (see adv. dept page iv)
Pacific, I Fire and .Marine) 420 Cal
Pacific Mutual Life, SW cur Mont-
gomery and Bush
STATE INVESTMENT AND IN-
SURANCE CO., 409 California
(see adv. dept. page iiil
UNION, 416 California (see adv. dept.
page xii)
Intelligence Offices.
Baker F. D.. 603 Kearny
California Labor and Employment
Exchange, 637 Clay and 630 Com-
mercial
Haste A Paddock, SE cor Kearny and
California
House Carpenters' Eight Hour League,
230 Kearny
Lawton W.M ,436 Tine
O'Brien A Ward, NE cor Clay and
Montgomery
Trowbridge Sarah A.. 14 Stockton
Vale Wil/lam A Co.. 606 Clay
Wolf J. M. A Co., 510 Pine
Intelligence Offices— Chinese.
Oou Sing, 624 Jackson
Interpreters of I>nngunges.
[See also Translators; also Teachers.]
Basellnl A., City and County Hospital
Budge Richard K., 728 Montgomery
Fisher George, 72'i Montgomery
Hartog Edward, 630 Sacramento
Hulliert T. Fisher, H20 Washington
Locke Louis, City Ball
Lussey John, Police Judge's Court,
City Hall
Pritcbard M. G., 414 California
Schleiden n illiani. 5114 Battery
Splivalo Augustus I)., 430 Jackson
Stock E. C, Police Court, City Hall
Iron mill Steel.
[See also Hardware; also stoves.]
Bluxome A Cassehohm, 201; Sansom
BKITIAN, HOLBROOK A CO., Ill
California
Conroy A O'Connor, 111 Front and 208
Pine
De La Montanya James, 216 Jackson
GLASGOW IKON AND METAL IM-
PORTING CO.. 21 Fremont, (see
adv. dept. page 9)
Haste A Kirk, 24 Beale
Honker A Co., 117 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS A CO.,
junction Market and Bum (see
adv. register names each alternate
page)
Johnson George C. A Co., 33 Battery
LOCKE & MONTAGUE, 114 Buttery
(see adv. dept page 12)
Nelson A Doble, IS Fremont
PILSBUBY, WEBB 4 CO., HO Front
(see adv. inside back cover)
SELBY THOMAS H. A CO.. 116 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept. page xiii)
Treadwell A Co., Market opu Front
VAN WINKLE* DAVENPORT, 413
Market (see adv. dept. page xvii)
Iron Railings, Doors, Etc.
[See also Machinists, etc.]
Gallagher James J., 712 Sansom
HAN8COM A CO., SE cor Fremont
and Tehama (see ad v. dept. page 10)
KALLENBERG THEODORE, 10
Stevenson (see adv dept. page 35)
K1TTKEDGE Jonathan. It) Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page xvi 1
LEAVITT CHARLES II. . 2;7 Beale
isee adv. dept. page lxviiii
McKibbin William, 317 Howard
Nutting Calvin A Son. 417 Market
Sims John R., S s Oregon nr Front
Stoddart David, 114 Beale
Upstone John, 38 Fremont
Japanese and Chinese Ctoode.
Chin Lee, (Chinese) 324 Kearny
Chv Lung A* Co., (Chinese) 640 Sac
Conn J. M.. 212 Sansom
Echiban A Co.. 1 Montgomery
Frey William A.. 4ti4 Kearny
Has'eltine William A Co.. MW Sac
llixsoii Jasper M..322 Davis
Mayers Robert, SE cor Mont and Pine
Japanners.
Lee John. 12 Central Place
Short II. C., 435 Jackson
Vetter Alfred, 225 Dupont
Jeweler* — Importers.
Anderson A Randolph, 112 Mont
Baldwin M. M. A Co.. 423 Mnit
BARRETT A SHERWOOD, 517 Mont
(see adv. dept. page H)
BRAVEUMAN A LEVY, 119 Mont
(see adv. front cover)
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 134
Sutter
Camming!) Bros.. 217 Montgomery
Dinkelspiel Samuel B. A Co., 313 Bush
Dirking August, 128 Kearny
Finck &., NW cor Geary and Kearny
Giannini P. A., 622 Clay
Haiti A Pollard, 7 Kearny
JONES, PULLMAN <& CO., 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLiERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
758
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hirshfeld ];., 125 Sanson)
KOEHLER& KITTKR, 620 Merchant
i see adv.roglsterofnames page 378)
LEVISON BROS., 134 Sutter (see adv.
opposite t'ago)
Marks E., SW eor Mont and Clay
Mayers Henry, 203 Montgomery
Ncustadl Eroilc, 137 Montgomery
Korton A Gardiner, 302 Montgomery
Rubber Clothing Co., 601 .Market
Huh! Adolnhus.522 Montgomery
SEA.MAN8 JOR M., 311 Montgomery,
gee adv. dept. page 37)
SHERWOOD ROHERT, 517 -Mont
SHREVE GEORGE C. A CO., 110
Montgomery (see adv. dept, page
lxi. and edge of volume)
Bornrn Alexander. 603 Montgomery
TitcnmbA Williams, 240 Montgomery
Tucker J. W. 4 Co., ml Montgomery
Weyl, lialphen & Co., 339 Kearny
Jewelera— Retail.
[* Importers.]
♦Anderson A Randolph, 112 Mont
•Baldwin M. M. <S Co . 433 .Mont
Barrett Alfred. 13 Second
•BARRET i A- SHERWOOD, 517 Mont
(see adv. dent, pane ii)
Biggi A. & Co.. [106 Dnpont
•BRA VERM AN & LEVY, 119 Mont
(see adv. front coverj
Butter J. H..H30 Market
Carmatz Adolphe, 527 sansom
Clark William H. T., 31 Third
Crowley John N.,416 Folsom
•Cummings Brothers, 217 Mont
*Dinkeiispiel S. B. A Co., 313 Bush
Ehrman C., 313 Taylor
Finberg Abraham, 1218 Stockton
FRODSHAM CHARLES M.,826 Bdwy
(see adv. dept. pate 23)
Gottschalk Charles F„ 413 Mont
Graf Jacob, 315 Kearny
Kroner Frank, 848 Washington
Haight Andrew J.. 315 Mont
•Haiti & Pollard, 7 Kearny
Hall D., 242 Third
Hartmann A Emil, 1G Third
Heizmann John, 408 Commercial
Hesse <;., 60s Market
Hirschfeld W,. 605 Sacramento
Hirschman A., 133 Kearny
Hofiing Fred., 101 Third
Jones Isaac A., 119 Pacific
♦Jordan Morris, 415 Montgomery
Kingman Alden H., 225 Third
KlingO. W . 213 Jackson
Knowlton W. H., N s Sixteenth nr
Valencia
Larsen P. C. A Co.. 217 Kearny
Lawler William, 653 Clav
Letellier A., 620 Merchant
•LEVISON BROTHEUS, 134 Sutter
Lewis 11. M., 655 Clay
Li Bong.l Chinese) 726 Jackson
Lichtenberg Charles B., 752 Wash
Lipman J., 203 Montgomery
Magnus Peter A., 125 Sacramento
•-Marks E.. SW eor Mont and Clay
Marks Frederick. 1024 Dupont
Mathieu Gaston A Sun. 916 Market
Mayer Leon. 1020 Dupont
•Mayers Henry, 205 Montgomery
•Mayers Robert, 242 Montgomery
McGregor Joseph, (estate of) 4U9 San
Mendoza Amado, 417 Broadway
Mund William. 18 Fourth
•Neustadt Emile, 137 Montgomery
Newman H., 311 Pine
Nolte William, 321 Kearny
Norton A Gardiner. 302 Montgomery
O'Connell Daniel A.. 155 third
Ohm Edward F., 615 Montgomery
Porep L., 228 Bush
Purdy S. F., 43 Third
Rahwyler A., 939 Kearny
Hevalk John, 511 Montgomery
Roffat Simon, 1120 Dupont
Salomon Gustav, E s Polk nr Bush
•SEAM ANS JOB M.,311 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page 37)
•SHERWOOD KOBERl', 517 Mont
•SHREVE GEORGE C. A CO., 110
Mont (see adv. dept. page lxi and
edge of volume)
Simmons S., 519 Kearnv
Skerrett Daniel, 129 Second
•Sornin Alexander, 603 Montgomery
Spaulding Andrew, 122 Fourth
Tranb Hartwig, 717 Clay
•Tucker J. W. A Co., 101 Montgomery
Turner William. 5-21 Battery
Oszvnski John, 21ft Sixth
Wallmano & Brother, 212 Mont
•Wenzel H., 303 Montgomery
Weule Hermann, 604 Merchant
Wun-eii M & Co., 523 Kearny
Zacharias Henry, 534 Kearny
Jewelers — Manufacturing.
Baehr William A- Co., 64° Sacramento
BARRET'I & SHERWOOD, 517 Mont
(see adv. dept. page ii)
Bolnn William, (.04 Merchant
Brand II. J., 605 Sacrami nto
BRAVEUMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont-
gomery (see adv. front coven
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 134
Sutter (see adv. opposite page)
Callender Henry A., 62 Second
Chapman C. M. i hair) 25 New Mont
Clausen F., 603 Sacramento
COOK CLARISSA MRS., (hair) 519
Mont (see adv. dept. page 43)
Crowley J. N., 416 Folsom
Dirking August, 128 Kearny
Ebeling A Sch ussier, K20 Merchant
Edwards & Tuckey. 408 Pine
ELLEAU A BADGLEY, 3J8 Bush (see
adv. dent, page 21)
FRONTIER <S BELLEMERE, 706
Mont (-ee adv. dept. page 35)
Hain A Pollard, 7 Kearny
Henrici E.,631 Sacramento
Hirth A Son. 608 Saciamento
Hubash A Kutz. 519 Montgomery
KOEHLER A RI ITER, 620 .Merchant
(see adv. register ot names p. 378)
Laird D. W., 610 Merchant
Lawler W.,653 Clay
Lemme Charles, 413 Bush
Letellier Alexander, 620 Merchant
Messeth Charles, 315 Montgomery
Miller Louis A Son, 537 Sacramento
Mohrhardt P. F. Mrs , (hair) 251 Third
M oh rig C. F., 10 Stevenson
Morris B. A Co.. 643 Sacramento
Sampson A. B. A Co., (hair) 102 Sec
SEA.MANS JOBM., 311 Montgomery
see adv. dept. page 37)
Sherwood Robert. 517 Mont
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO., 110
Mont (see adv. dept. page lxi, and
edge of volume)
Tucker J. W. A Co., 101 Montgomery
I'szvnski B. Mrs., (hair) 14H; Sherman
Van'derslice W. K. A Co., 136 Sutter
Jewelers' Xools.
Caire Justinian, 530 Washington
LEVISON BROS., 134 Sutler
Joiners.
[See Carpenters; also Shipwrights.]
Junk Dealers.
Ainsley A Menke, 202 Dupont
Brewster H. A Co., 874 Folsom
tsrunier Eugene. SW cor Broadway
and Dupont
Camman A Co., 152 Steuart
Cerini Frank, 205 Davis
Council M., 733 Pacific
Fitch II. Y. A Co., 622 Battery
Flint A Haskins. 675 .Mission
Gibson A Co., 256 Steuart
Glucksman I.. 404 Folsom
Hare Charles. 34 Steuart
Harley C. A Co., 116 Davis
Harrison J. W. A Co., 1330 Dupont
Jennings A Ahrnart, 1505 Stockton
Levi A., 1029 Howard
Levi & Goodwin, 113 First
Levy Joseph, 527 Fourth
Loevcnberg H., 404 Folsom
Madden John, 1211 Howard
Marks A Salomon, 313 Third
McAuline A Co., 618 Fourth
Melntyre M., 413 Broadway
Newbauer D., 510 Sixth
Porter W.. 120 Berry
Reed A Bryson, 527 Fourth
Buggies l>. W., (colored) 310 Jackson
Sternberg D., 243 Clara
Stoflel T., 152 Steuart
TAYLOR S. P. A CO., 115 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page lvii)
Wangh Alexander A Co., 26 Main
Whitelaw Brothers, N s Brannan nr
Second
Williams S. T., 325 Fourth
Kerosene.
[See Oil; Lamps; also Coal Oil, etc.]
Knitting Mills.
Mission and Pacific, office 519 Market
Labels.
BACON A COMPANY', 53h Clay (see
adv. register of names", page 8)
BRUCE DONALD, 537 Saciamento
(sec adv. back cover)
Isaac Joseph A Co., (druggists) 513
Sa'nsom
Lare Menders.
Chavanchc M. Madame. 753 Mission
FlurierMme. 659 Market
Lafaix Emilie Mrs., 134 Sutter
Laces.
[•Importers.]
[See also Dry Goods; also Fancy
Goods: also Millinery.]
Austin A Co., 36 Montgomery
♦DAVIDSON J. W. A Co., 101 Kearny
(see adv. back cover)
•Dnden, Frercs A Co., N W cor Battery
and Pine
Ezekiels Jeanette, 33 Gearv
•JONES, PULLMAN A CO., 116 San-
some (see adv. register of names
each alternate page)
•Kaindler. Scellier, Lelievre A Co., 102
Montgomery
Lash I., (manufacturer) 1112 Folsom
•Roscnbaum A Friedman. 22 Battery
Rosenblatt -amson, 105 Kearnv
•1'KM'E CHARLES A CO., 22 Sutter
(see adv. dept. page lxii)
Ladies Furnishing Ooods.
[See Furnishing Goods.]
Lamp Dealers.
[•Importers.]
[See also Crockery and Glassware.]
Allvne A White, lzl California
BOESCH EMIL, (manufacturer) 1003
Kearny and 606 Pacific (see adv.
dept. page lxxv)
Center A Bryant, 10 Third
•Cerf J. A Co., 515 Market
•Dietz A. C. A Co., 224 Front
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Fabian A Goldstein, 210 Kearny
"llavnes A Lawton.611 Market
•HELPING A S IRA is, 100 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xxviii)
•Hollub A. A Co., 200 Front
Jacobs A Wright, NE cor Dupont and
Br ad way
MARTELL JOHN, (coach) 647 Sac
•NATHAN B. A CO., 540 Kearny (see
adv register of names)
Philips P. J. A Co., 608 Clay
St'dt Alexander. 512 Sansom
•swain R. .v. A Co., 200 Sansom
•Taylor F. B. i Co., 113 Front
Y'ates A Co., 627 Kearny
Land Agents.
Brown Harvev S., 645 Market
Browne J. Ross. 45 Montgomery Blk
Campbell W. T.. 45 .Montgomery Blk.
Carr J. I., 33 Fourth
Dean W. s., ;i06 Montgomery
Higley II. A.. 712 Montgomery
McLaughlin Charles, 734 Montgomery
Pearson J. W. 605 California
Ries L., 607 Washington
Laud Agents- Bounty.
[See also Attorneys; also Notaries.
etc.]
Beaumont Henry, 712 Montgomery
Doggett S. W.. 536 Washington
Johnston William W.. 6 Mont Block
Mullan John, 712 Montgomery
Ransom Lcandcr. 204 Montgomery
Robinson John R., 626 Montgomery
Shanklin James W.,704 Montgomery
Land Offices.
Central Pacific Railroad, 643 Market
United States. 506 Jackson
Western Pacific Railroad, 734 Mont
I.n n<l-.<:i !>•• Gardeners,
Miller F. A., 622 Clay
HUSTINGi-OX, HOPEZNS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
FOB. SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
The trade upon the Pacific Coast supplied at factory prices by LEVISON BROS., 134 Sutter
Street, San Francisco, who have on hand at all times a lull supply of all grades ol movements, and
material for repairing the same.
An illustrated pamphlet, entitled " Making Watches by Mach.nery,' by the l»tc Albert D • R'cjard-
son, will be forwarded free of charge, by sending address to NATIONAL WATCH COMPANY,
159 ant 161 Lake Street, Chicago; No. 1 Maiden Lane, New York
Or, LEVISON BROS., No. 134 Sutter Street, San Francisco, Cal.
*758
6
4
JEWELRY COMPANY,
LEVISON BROTHERS,
No, 134 Sutter
San Frtnelieo*
SOLE AGENTS FOR, THE
American Watch Company, Carter, Howkins & Dodd's
National Watch Company, Fine Jewelry.
Howard Watch Company, Meriden Britannia Co's and
Chas. E. Jacot Watches, Rogers Bros. Plated Ware.
IMPOI5TERS OF
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, WATCH MATERIALS AND
TOOLS, AND OPTICAL GOODS.
«♦•♦•♦►-
MANUFACTURERS OF
Jewelry, Diamond Setters, and Lapidaries.
*759
c- F VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
759
Lapidaries.
[See also Jewelers, etc.]
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
FRONTIER £ BELLEMERIC, 706
Mont (see a'H\ dept. pane 35)
KOEHLER & Rl I'lER, 620 Merchant
(see adv. reg. of names, page 378)
Laird D. \V , BIO Merchant
Mezzara PlClro, 533 Jackson
Rondel Edward, 006 Merchant
SHERWOOD ROBERT. 517 Mont
Lash and "Whip Makers.
[See also Harness.]
JOHNSON J. C. <te CO,, 104 Front
(see adv. dept. page 18)
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214 Battery
(see adv. depl. pane xxix)
Stone .fe Hayden, 422 Battery
Last Makers.
LEVEQUE J., 24 California (see adv.
dept. page 27)
Wing William H. .fc Co., 10 Stevenson
Laundries.
Ayhens Appolino, (widow) 231 Ritch
Barbaste A., 83s Clay
Bay < ity Laundry, 602 Market and 228
Montgomery
Bennett M. Mrs., 555 Bryant
Berard F.,724 Filbert
Bernas A., 822 Pacific
Bersou A. Mrs., 82s Washington
Bitter H. Mrs., 306 Post
Blanc Cesarinc Mrs., 11 Virginia
Boisson Jean, 870 Folsom
Bongl. t Celesttne Mrs., 527 Haves
Bocae Antoinette Mrs., 808 Stockton
Boris C. Madame, 610 Broadway
Boutard Charles,}! s Haves nrLaguna
Bouvet .lule, 716 Vallejo
Buron V., Larkin nr Geary
Campbell Catherine, SW cor Clara
Avenue and Alms House Road
Castellano Alary Mrs., 928 Pacific
Chatelain Honora, 511 Union
Chatenacy P. Madame, 6 Sonora
Chauval J.. 1 Quincy
Coin R., 1005 Market
Contra Costa Association, 13 Bdwy
Desei faut E., 9 Virginia
Dijean P., 723 Vallejo
Ducruet J. Mrs., 341 Third
Dunnigan E. Miss, 555 Brvant
Fenncll I'., Mrs., 40 Clara"
Gassmann John B.. 406 Union
Gaucliet H., 414 Natoma
Genty A.. 819 Clay
Gillv Madame, 627 Union
God'et L., 910 Howard
Grethen Desire Mrs., 106 Geary
Hallett, Rarilott.t Dal ton, 13"Bdwy
Hartnoy L. Mrs., M17 Sacramento
Hay Auguste, 21 Virginia
Husson Urbin, 513 Union
Jardon Marie, 740 Broadway
Jav.m A., 1411 Hyde
Kehoe Jane, (widow) N s Brannan nr
sixth
Lafavre J. Madame, 217 Post
La Grande, 648 Market
Laidley .lames. (Occidental) SE cor
Filbert and Octavia
Marcon A., 517 Green
Menant L. Mrs., 1035 Howard
New England, N s Brannan nr Fifth
Patterson N . Miss, (colored) 665 Mission
Paul M. Miss, 341 Third
Perry C. Mrs., 136 Sutter
Pettit C, N s Bush nr Devisadero
Pinckney W. J., pier 9 Steuart
Portal 15. A., 1142 Folsom
Quigley E. .Miss. 555 Bryant
Racouillat A., NE cor Stockton and
Francisco
Robinson J. C, 419 O'Farrell
S. F. Laundry Association, 18 G,eary
Sartbou B.. 907 Sacramento
St. Crocq Madame, 310 Dupont
TARBOX E. T., What Cheer House
(see adv. dept. page 47)
Taylor D. A., SW cor Dolores and Sev-
enteenth
Thevenet R., 1013 Stockton
Voitelot Madame, 623 Howard
Ward A. Mrs., 130 Second
Law Blanks.
[See also Booksellers.]
Amerman it Howell. 624 Montgomery
Bancroft A. L. ifc Co., 721 Market
WHITNEY SUMNER, 613 Clay (sec
adv. register of names, page 107)
MOORE HORACE H., 609 Mont
Lawyers.
[Sec Attorneys-at-I.aw.]
Lead Pipe.
[See also Iron and Steel.]
SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIC
LEAD PIPE it SHOT WORKS,
SE cor Howard and First (see adv.
dept. page xiii)
Leather Collar Manufac-
turers.
[See also Harness and Saddlery.]
COOK H. N.. 801 Battery (see adv.
dept. page lii)
Coshie William <fc Brother, 56 First
JOHNSON J. C. .fe t'O , 106 Front (sec
adv. dept. page 18)
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xxix)
Stone & Hayden, 422 Battery
Willson James H., 43 Drum'm
Leather Dealers.
[ * Importers. See also Boots and
Shoes; also Tanners.]
Bender Charles, 132 Sutter
COOK H. N., 801 Battery (see adv.
dept. page lii)
Cox J. W..408 Batterv
*Cnrtia Tyler & Co., 545 Market
Davidson J. W. A Co.. (morocco) SE
corBrannan and Eighth
*DOLLIVER .fe BRO., 107 Post (see
adv. dept. page 27)
GRAY, JONES & CO. ,418 Battery(see
adv. dept. page xxv)
Hecbt Br, s. & Co.. 104 Sansom
Hein J. G. Sons. 416 Battery
♦JOHNSON J. C. ,fe Co., 106 Front (see
adv. dept. page 18)
Kirby R. C. & Co., 402 Battery
Knapp <fe Grant, ill Washington
♦Lumsden William & Son. 643 Merch
*MAGEE it Mi >ORE, 418 Market (see
adv. dept. page lxxxiii)
♦MAIN ,fe WINCHESTER, 214 Bat-
terv (see adv. dept. page xxix)
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 417 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xxv)
Porter George K.. 416 Batterv
Radelift'e W. H., (dressings) 342 Fourth
Schumacher Catherine, (widow) 634
Clav
Stone & Hayden, 422 Ba'tery
Sumner W. B., 723 Battery
WECK L. E. & CO., 543'Market (see
adv. dept. page 26 1
Wentworth I. M. it Co., 15 Sansom
Leeches — Importers.
Paturel Claudius, 728 Wash
Legs— Artificial.
COOK H. N., (agent) 801 Battery
Jewett Jarvis, 21 Merchants' Exch
Libraries— Circulating.
Mather A Sinclair. 538 Market
Payot, Upliam Jz. Co., 620 Wash
Libraries— Public.
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mercantile, 216 Bush
Odd Fellows, 325 Montgomery
San Francisco Law, 28 Montgomery
Block
Young Men's Christian Association,
230 Sutter
Lifting Cure.
Swain J. H., 24 Post
Lime and Cement.
Benicia Cement Co., 116 Front
Davis & Cowell, NE cor Washington
and Front and SE cor Market and
Main
Giant Cement Co., 419 Wash
Holmes Henry T., SE cor Market and
First and 30 Spear
Knapp & Meacham, E s Mission bet
Twenty-third and I'wenty-fourth
Savward i Fonda, 119 Commercial
Liquor Refiners.
Bay View Distillery Co., 313 Battery
California Commercial and Manufac-
turing Co., 41 1 Washington
California Rectifying Co., 320 Com-
mercial
Nolf A. I.. & Co., 410 Sacramento
Pacific Wine and Liquor Refinery,
Commerce nr Front
Sehleifer <fc Co., 420 Jackson
Liquor* — Importers and
Wholesale.
[♦Ale and Porter.]
[See also Wines: also Syrups, etc.]
Angell .1. A' Co., 211 California
Auger, Christiansen .V. Co.. 411:1 Battery
Barry .t Patten, 413 M goimry
Behrens James, 122 California
BOWEN BROS., 130 fine (see adv.
dept. page 16. and hack of volume)
Bradley it Cockrlll, 521 Front
Brader Bros,. 621 Sansom
Brickwedel Henry it Co., 210 Front
Bunemann II. & i'o., 407 Commercial
Burdick Joseph D., 217 California
California Commercial and .Manufact-
uring Co., 411 Washington
Canavan P. H..NW co» Cal and Front
Carroll, Brainard & Co., 305 Front
Cassin F. it P. .1., 523 Front
Chassagnc it Dcnaveaux, 605 Front
Chauche Adrien !>.. 616 Front
Chauncey it Co., 306 California
Chenery, Souther & Co., 215 California
Chevalier F. .fe Co., 614 Front
CHIELOVICH E. i CO.. NW eor
Front and Jackson (see adv. dept.
page 27)
Commins E. <fe Co., 505 Front
Craig William, 905 Dupont
Crosky R., 511 Front
Curtis J. M., 434 Jackson
Cutter John F., 408 Front
Daly A Ward, 311 Sacramento
Dames William, 609 Sansom
Danen F. «fe Co., 504 Front
Dickson, DeWoll it Co., 412 Battery
Dolheguy B„ 514 Battery
Dorr L., 719 sansom
Dows J. <fe Co., 221 Sacramento
Ehlers & Brand, 322 Clay
Fargo E. A. <& Co.. 316 Front
Favre <S Jassaud, 480 Jackson
Fenkhausen & Oerichten, 221 Cal
Fincke Alois, (champagne) SEcor Ma-
son and Greenwich
Finley Thomas E., 113 Leidesdorff
Flanagan John .t Co., 421 Front
French it Oilman, 205 Front
GERKE H., 418 Market (see adv. dept.
page ID
GH1RARDF.LLI D., 415 Jackson (sec
adv. dept. page 19)
*(iile, Haves it Co., 612 Front
Oilman a. M., 808 California
Goewey J. M. ,k Co., 409 Front
Goodwin M. .t Co., 407 Battery
Orange N., 711 Sansom
Groezinger o., N w cor Pine and Bat
Hotaling A. P. .t CO., 431 Jackson
Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist, SllFront
Keliv it Egan, 604 Battery
Kirkpatrick John. 604 Front
Lang ife Co.. 8 .Morton
Lilienthal it Co., 223 California
Livingston .t Co., 222 California
Loewe Brothers, 306 California
Lvons E. G. it Co., 510 Jackson
♦Macfarlane, Blair 4 Co., 3112 Cal
Mandlebanm Francis, 312 Sacr utnento
Marcus George A Co., N W cor Sacra-
mento ana Dai is
MARTIN EDWARD it CO., 408 Front
isee adv. dept page li)
Maussbardt .t Hoelscner. 136 Fourth
May Prosper, 725 Clay, and 712 Com
NcNamee P J., 408 Front
♦Meals James, 51 1 Front
Mebiua c. P., 421 Battery
Meinccke Charles, 314 Sacramento
Mellde.-solle P... 303 Battery
Mercado P., 605 Washington
Mitchell William II., 12 Oregon
Morrison John C. dr.. 316 Sacramento,
and 321 Commercial
Newman John, 411 Washington
O'NeilM. J.. 316 Jackson
Pacific Wine ami Liquor Refinery,
Commerce nr Front
PARKER GEORGE F.,(i32 Montgom-
ery (sec adv. dept. page 40)
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents* & Children's Cotton Hosiery
For the finest Painting. Oil or Water, of yourself, go to WATKINSV28 Moutg. St.
760
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Pascal, DubedatA Co., 428 Jackson
Pond, Reynolds A Co., 212 CaUfornla
Porter David, 533 Clay
PBIN'Z JOHN, 19 Second (see adv.
dept. pace 86)
Pntzman & Co., BE cor Third and Mkt
R icouill it M.. 517 Sue ram en In
Revnolds William T. & Co., 425 Rat
*B1CH \KI»s & BARRISON, NE cor
Commercial and Battery (see adv.
dept page 29)
Roche Thomas, 725 sansom
BOTH A VIDEAU, 809 Montgomery
i see adv. dept page lxxii)
RUSSELL W. IT., 224 .Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xxix)
Sabatie \.E..t Co., Gift Sansom
Sainsevain P., NE cor Battery and Sac
8AULNIERJOHN A CO., 4U6 Battery
(gee adv. dept. page 17)
Bbarboro B A Brother, 531 Wash
Schreihcr John. NEcor Third and Miss
der Ilenrvcfe Co., 811 Mont
Schultz A Von Bargen, SE cor Front
and I'alit'ornia
She;i. Bocqucraz A McKee, SW cor
Front and Jackson
Smith A Walker, 629 Front
♦Smithson A Ward, 509 Sacramento
SPRUANCE, STANLEY & CO., 410
Front (see adv. dept. page 1)
Snich it Co., 623 Sansom
Taussig Louis. 709 Sansom
Taylor A Bendel, 409 Clay
Van Bergen John A Co., 415 Clay
Viguier Ami, 429 Battery
Wand. Kane it Co., 607 Front
Weil Brothers. 218 Jackson
Wertheimber it Co., 1006 Market,
Whiting M. S. A Co.. 419 Cal, rear
WilmenlingA Kellogg, 216 Front
Wonnser Brothers, SW cor California
and Front
Liquors— Retail.
Adam Thomas, cor Market and Geary,
516 M ntgomcrv, and cor Market
and Post
Ahem J. M., NW cor Larkiu and Ash
ihlers A Co., NW cor i'ac and Taylor
Aiders J. 11. & Co., SW cor Powell
and Vallejo
Ahlstrom Fred. A Co., W s Drumm nr
Jackson
Alliens Henry, 520 Broadway
Ahrens Henry, 600 Third
Alliens J. II ,'218 Commercial
Albers M., NE cor Fourth and Clara
Alcaros v., 522 Broadway
Allen E. W., 724 Pacific
Allen F.. 726 Pacific
Allen Michael. SW cor Min and Mary
Anderson A.. 250 Spear
Anderson Charles H., 432 California
Appel 3.. 417 Kearny
Areskogg A Challman, 819 Kearny
Arata B., 5 Clay
Arbuckle & Reynolds, SE cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Arnaud A.. 214 Post
Archibald W., NW cor First and Stev
Asmussen G., NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Asmussen W. A., NE cor Eighth and
Harrison
Astredo A., 635 Washington
Atkinson James, 53s Market
Baas Charles, 539 Jackson
Bacigalupi T., 1402 Dupont
Bacquie Henry it Co., NWcor Stock-
ton and Broadway
Badenhon II. F..SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Han-is, in
Bailey F„ 10 Washington
Bannon M.. 720 Third
Barbier it Barrett, 623 Kearny
Barman M., SW cor Mission and Fif-
teenth
Barquln F., 1021 Market
Barra 1.. I., NW eor First and Minna
Barron W., SW cor Clay and Powell
Barry A Patten, 413 Montgomery
Barry P., 235 Jessie
Barutfa E. & Co., NW cor Tost and
Hvde
Batteux O., 34 Kearny
Bauer i harlestt Co.,SEcor Com and
Kearny
Bauer Joseph, 1042 Folsom
Baumcister A Co., NW cor Bush and
Kearny
Bauten N. 3. A Co., NE cor Branuan
and John
BavleyC. A., 659 Clay
Beaumont C. A., SE cor Fourth and
B rvant
Beck Jacob, 65 Fourth
Beck John, 810 Clay
Becker Bros., SE cor Turk and T.arkin
Becker G. J., SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Becker it Co., 100 Mission
Becker A Engelhardt, NW cor Tine
and Kearny
Becker P.. 910 Kearny
Bcckman P., 138 Fourth
Beckmann John. .512 Geary
Beckroann & Thorn Wohrden, cor
Minna and Ninth
Beffa A., 936 Kearny
Behnemann it Co., SW corTaylorand
O'FarreU
Behrens Joseph, SE cor Turk and
Polk
Beck Jacob. 524 Commercial
Benard A. F.. NE cor Fifth and How
Benkelmann A., cor Railroad Avenue
and N, South S. F.
Bennett F., NW cor Welsh and Zoe
Bennett it Cooksey, 420 Pacific
BeplerA., 200 Fifth
Berge E. O., NE cor Green and Cal-
houn
Bergholte W..NW cor Fourth and Miss
Bertram it Co., NW cor Howard and
Steuart
Bester J. H., 536 Jackson
Beverson Bros., NW cor Fifth and
Natoma
Biedenbach A., 101 Third
Biggi F., 727 Montgomery
Biggs John E.,cor San Bruno Road and
I'wenty-seventh
Billers H.S.,351 Third
Birdsall George, 526 Third
Birdsall George Jr., 129 Clay
Bishop H., N W cor Clay and East
Bishop it Co.. 716 Market
Black W. VV., NE cor New Montgom-
ery and Howard
Blackburn L. F., 323 Bush
Blakwadel J. C, SW corMontgomery
and Union
Blanken H., Six Mile House, San
Bruno Road
Blohn it Gerken. NE cor Mission and
Beale
Blonigen Joseph, 722 Pacific
Bode H., SE cor Fourth and Brannan
Boer H. H., 209 Jackson
Boetcher ,t Brown, NW cor Pacific
and Kearny
Bogel C. II., SW cor Washington and
Waverly Place
Boggan O., NE cor Bush and Bu-
chanan
Bolle Thomas & Co., NW cor Clay and
Stockton
Bona A., 120 Leidesdorff
Borchers J. H., 533 First
Boschen N., NE cor Fifth and Minna
BOTCHER A., SW cor McAllister
and Buchanan
Bottger John, SE cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Bowers II. Mrs'.. 730 Pacific
Bowman J. C, 523 Union
Bracken J., San Bruno Road, 5 miles
from Plaza
Bradford P., 1012 Kearny
Bradv A Neely, 713 Howard
Braghi K., NE cor Seventh and Bran
Bramstedt John H. & Co., SW cor
Folsom and Steuart
Bram well A., NW cor Sansom and
Union
Brander John S., 225 Clay
Brandt Adolph & Co., 90l Kearny
Brandt Otto A Co., NE cor Market and
Mason
Brandt A Conlon, 131 Third
Brann L., cor Illinois and Napa
Brannan J. II., Brannan nr Second
Brask C, S s Jackson nr Drumm
Braunschweiger A Schluter, W s
Fourth nr Kerry
Bredlioff A Suhlin'g, 423 East
Breiinau Thomas W., NEcor Clay and
Kearny
Brenner W. II., NW cor Pacific and
Jones
Brewton & Vandewater, 536 Jackson
Brickwedel John, NW cor Post and
Cemetery Avenue
Brincatt S., Potrero Avenue nr Twen-
ty-first
Broc'khoff Brothers. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Brockman N., SW cor Jones and
Geary
Brockmann H.,1007 Battery
Brodigan H., 406 Pacific
BrommerD., NEcor Sixth and Bry-
ant
Brommer H., NE cor Fraukiin and
Haves
Brooks C. C, 428 Kearny
Brown A. D., S s Jackson bet Drumm
and Davis
Brown Charles. 417 East
Brown John, 93s Kearny
Brown W. P., SE cor Clay and Dup
Browning <fc Klein. NWcor Folsom
and Twenty-second
Browning W., 541 Clay
Brune A Warnken, NW cor Kearny
and Geary
Bruniii'.' W., 2 California
BruningsM. & Co., SWcor Mission and
Third
Brunjes D., San Jose Road nr Five
Mile House
Brunjes H., 430 Brannan
Bruns Frederick A Bro., SW cor Fol-
som and Spear and SE cor Mission
and Sixteenth
Bruns H., NEcor Filbert and Mason
Bru' s N. & P., NW cor Third and
Berry
Bruns Nicholas, 617 Davis .
Bruns William. 422 Green
Brush A., NE cor Tyler and Larkin
Bryan Thomas, 324 Sansom
Brvson James, SW eor Hyde and Post
Bucking A Co., NW cor Pacific and
Taylor
Backing & Pilster, 515 Bryant
Buckley Edward, SW cor Kearny and
Sacramento
Buckley Jane Mrs., SE cor Bay and
Jones
Bnckman Bros., 226 Montgomery
Bulger John, 44S Clementina
Bull winkle it Co , N W cor Louisa and
Haywood
Burfieiid M. A Bro., SW cor Francisco
and Mason
Burke J. C, SE cor Fourth and Perry
Burmeister it Mehrtens, NW cor Cali-
fornia and Leavenworth
Bitmap John, 425 Davis
Bums M., NE cor Sixth and Tehama
Burns P., 327 Oak
Burr L., S s Bay nr Kearny
Butcnop H.. 625 Pacific
Butt C. C, SW cor Bush and Stockton
Butt Peter N. A Co., SE cor Kearny
and Pacific
Butt it Kuchmeister, NE cor Hyde
Broadway
liuva N., 605 Davis
Byrne it Co., SW cor Minna and
Fourth
Byrnes P., NW cor Devisadero and
O'FarreU
Cady W. J., SE corMontgomery and
California
Callahan din, NE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Cavcrley K., NW cor Folsom and
Third
Campe IL, SW cor Howard and
Twelfth
Campbell M., SE cor Tehama and
Fourth
Campodonico A Co., 533 Washington
Cannon John, 18 Natoma
Cantos ,t I loss, SW cor Stockton and
O'FarreU
Carl A.; NW cor Fifth and Folsom
Carl In A Breslin, 217 Beale
Carlisle T. S., SE cor Mission and
Fourteenth
Carolin James, SE cor Brannan and
Third
Carroll Bros.. 123 Third
Carroll R., SW cor Harrison and Gar-
den
Carroll A Ryan, 41 Third
Carson John, Ocean House and San
.lose Roads
Carsteus F., NW cor Bush and Dup
Carty L., 420 Union
jSUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sous' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
761
Cassin P., San Jose Road nr Six Mile
House
Castagnet D., 1115 Dupont
Castagnetto I'.. 1132 Dupont
Caverlv .1. H.. 815 Battery
Cerrelli * Raffo, 525 Sansom
Chaffee H. C.,656 Washington
Chandler A. S., 429 Davis
Chandler C, California Theater
Chapman M. Mrs., 518 Pacific
Cliappell P., SW eor Commercial and
East
Chatonet A.. 1308 Dupont
Chatau M. Mrs., 814 Pacific
Chenot E., NW cor fourth and Folsom
Chincovich P., SW cor Pacific and
Drumm
Circe D., 052 Sacramento
Clancy John. SE cor Fifth and Folsom
Clancy P.,SEcor Fourth and Howard
Clancy cfc Hogan, NW cor Sixteenth
and First Avenue
Clarke & McEnetnv. 950 Market
Cluff & DeWrtt. 223 Third
Coates Caleb. 31 Sutter
Cody P., cor Twenty-ninth and Miss
Cohn S., SE cor Haves and Octavia
Colbourn R.. 628 Merchant
Coleman D. H., NE cor Brannan and
Gilbert
Colgan C.,302 Sixth
Collins A.. 1021 Kearny
Collins II. Mrs., SW cor Laguna and
Post
Collins S. P., 320 Montgomery
Collins W. J„ 535 Sacramento
Collis W.. XE cor Haggln and Berry
Colman H. C, 912 Geary
Colman John, 729 Brannan
Colman M..439 Pine
Combes J. C, SE cor Second and Te-
hama
Comorfurd P., SW cor Hyde and Rus-
sell
Conlin J. F.. 013 Montgomery
Council M., 1018 Market
Connellv T.,807 Mission
Connelly T., N \V cor First and Stev
Connolly John, SE cor Bush and
Kearnv
Conte P., '71'2 Pacific
Conway B., SE cor Seventh and Miss
Conway ct Blaney, SW cor Mission
and Fourth
Cook A. Mrs.. 400 Third
Cook E. G., NE cor Second and Stev
Cook M., NE cor Second and Town-
send
Coon N. S., NE cor Fourth and Minna
Coon & O'Reilly, 511 Washington
Coppola J., NE coi Washington and
Leavenworth
Corbett & Col. man, 252 Fourth
Cordes C. H., 229 Spear
Cordes John, 120 California
Cornahrens H., NE cor Howard and
Sixth
Costello S., NE cor Sixteenth and Do-
lores
Courneen James, SE cor Harrison and
Dora
Qocavich A., NW cor Washington and
Davis
Craig William. 005 Dupont
Crangle W., SE eor Fourth and Fol
Crocker F., E s Market nr Haight
Crogan M., 537 First
Cronin D., SE cor Turk and Fillmore
Cronin John. 710 Battery
Cronin T.. 900 Market
Crovvlev C..3:4 Third
Crowlcv John, 237 Minna
Cudhv John, li04 Howard
Culle'n 'I'., NW cor Ellis and Devis-
adero
Cummings A.. 336 Fourth
Cummins T., SE cor Mission and
Twentv-seeond
Cunha & Husted, W s East nr Jackson
Cunningham M., NE cor Market and
Front
CurleyJobn.cor Hampshire and Twen-
ty-third
Curlev John. 410 Jackson
Curle'y Patrick. 22 Folsom
Curran John, NW cor Eighth and
Shipley
Curran M„ SW cor Brannan and
Clinton , ^ _
Curry J. Mrs., S s Jackson nr Drumm
Daly M., SW cor Sansom and Green-
wich
Daly T. W., SW cor Folsom and Fifth
Dancicrt E., 1206 Dupont
Danhauser M.. 500 Haves
Daniel P., 932 Kearny
Darche F., 913 Washington
Daiyes Richard, 30 Fremont
Davis f., 3 Broadway
De BloisG. L., 101 Steuart
Deasey J., 997 Market
Decker J., SE cor Bush and Cemetery
Avenue
Decker M., 434 Pine
Decker K ,SW cor Hyde and California
Deering & Barron, SW cor Georgia
and Shasta
Dehmke F., SE cor Ritch and Berry
Delancy R. E., San Bruno Road nr
Woolsey
Deligne A...NW cor l*nlon and Dupont
Dennis L. Mrs.. 030 Pacific
Derham M., 720 Pacific
Derre it Gamiin, sol liupont
Desebrock F., NE cor Fourth and
Brannan
Detels M . & II. D..SW cor Sacramento
and Davis
Detels Martin. SE cor Main and liar
DETELS ct SCHNEIDER, SE cor
Pacific and Davis
Dcuoher A., SE cor Second and Clem
Devennv John, 540 Natojna
Dexter C. II , Seal Hock House
Dicaud J., 1217 Dupont
Dickele E. Mrs., till Pacific
Diedrich C, NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Diemer John, SW cor Jackson and
Kearny
Dilges Jacob, 658 Bryant
Dillman G. F.. 825 Kearny
Dillon Bros., SE cor Market and Sixth
Division S. .fc Co., 623 Davis
Dix C, NE cor Filbert and Fillmore
Dixon C, 5 Summer
Dobson Henry, NE cor Dupont and
Geary
Dolan W. B., 145 Third
Donnelly B. <fc Co., 1143 Howard
Donnelly & Kerr, 20 Montgomery, and
Dunbar Alley
Donnho Phil., 417 Front
Donohoe C, SE cor Minna and Fifth
Donohue John, 827 Folsom
Donohue J. C, NW cor Bryant and
Brvant Avenue
Donohue &, Phelan, 31 Second
Doran Joseph, 34 Sixth
Dornian W. F., NE cor Howard and
Fifteenth
Doseher C, NW cor Battery and Jack
Doscher H. & Co. NEcor Howard and
Second, and NE cor Clementina
and Fifth
Doscher Henry, Third Street Wharf
Doscher H. H., SE cor Brannan and
Second
Doscher J. D., SE eor Miss and First
Dougherty J. H. & Co., 515 Cal
Doyle John, NW cor Geary and Cem-
eterv Avenue
Doyle ct Cunningham, Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Dreyer D., SE cor Kentucky and Gil-
more „
Dreyer & Johnson, SW cor Clay and
East
Droge H.. SE cor Pacific and Front
Droge J. C, sW cor Wash and Stock
Drolet J. A., 1336 Dupont
DrouetH., 1420 Stockton
Drucker John ct Co., NW cor Bran-
nan and Fourth, and NEcor Miss
and sixth
Drucker i: Biischmann, SE cor Third
and Tehama
Druhe J. G, junction Cal and Market
Druhe J. H., sw eor Steu ami Market
Drurv 1'.. NW cor Shipley and Willow
Dubois it Cason. 743 Clay
Ducker Bros , SE cor Clara and Sixth
Docker F., 162 Ji asie
Ducker J.. 1160 Folsom
Duffy J. E., 717 Davis
Duftv John, 658M Mission
Duffy Neil. 530 Sacramento
Dully Neil it Pro.. B3I Merchant .
Duffy P., SW cor First and Mission
Duffy T., 213 Broadway
Du'hn M., SW cor Hyde and Green
DuhneH.,437 Bush
Dunbar J. W.. steamer El Capitan
DemionM., 700 Bryant
Dunker 1)., RE cor Sac and Stockton
Dunker & Gartelman, NE cor Clay
and Waverlv place
Dunne W. S.. SW eor Pacific and Leav
Dunning T., 263 Clara
Dworzazek B., SE cor California and
Kearny
Dwyer I'.. 132 Seventh
Dyer. I. 11.. 1017 Battery
l-'.ag in .i. J., 630 Jackson
Pagan P.. NE eor Natoniaand Mary
Eagan William, E s Valencia nr
Sixteenth
Eagles John, win Mission
Earle .1. 11.. N F. eor Clay and Drumm
Eddy J- J-. 527 Pacific
Efford N. ('.. Ji'5 East
Elders W.. 19 Hinckley
Ehmann (J. E.. 775 Mission
Ehrichs F., SE cor Broadway and
Scott Place
Ehrichs B..8E cor Batten ami Valhjo
Filers F.. 617 Pacific
Ehrnian E. 11. .First Avnr Ka Iroad Av
Eingelharl w . Haves park Pavilion
Eisenliai.lt John, 616 Pacific
Fibers M., 225 Perry
Ellison C, NW cor Drumm and Clark
Elsasscr C, 202 Dupont
English ct Suydam.N E cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
F.nos J. L.,422 Drumm
Enrigbt E. P.. 226 Fifth
Enriisht P., 1131 Howard
Eppinger Louis, 62 Halleck
Erickson s. 0„ lo Jackson
Ernest A- Finnen. SI", cor Cal and Dup
Esmault L., 723 Pacific
Ewald F., N s Francl"eO nr Powell
Ewing.Iohn, NW cor Bryant and Dora
Falirenkrug C..NW cor Nineteenth
and Folsom,
Falirenkrug W.. 1072 Howard
Farley B., Old Ocean House aud
Beach Koads
Farr A., SE cor Fourth and IScrry
Farrell James, 458 Natoma
Farrell James, NE cor Geary and Cem-
etery Avenue
Farrell James A., 110 Berry
Farrell Patrick, Turf House, Point
Lobos Road
Farrell P. E., cor Valencia and Six-
teenth
Farrelly On McGruder, cor Fourth and
Jessie
Farron M., NW cor Townsend and
Ritch
FaulstiehT.. 528 Mission
Fail's D..SW coi Howard and Nine-
teenth
Fauss II., SE cor Mission and Nlnc-
teenth
Fawcett W..9I2 Market
Fay M., E 8 Mission nr Twenty-ninth
Feehan John, NW cor First and Nat
Fehnemann M. Mra.NW cor Green
and Larkin
FeldbushJ. H.. 1501 Polk
Fellerath A., si; eor Pow and Wash
Fei rand C, 536 Broadway
Ficlitz W.. NF. eor Fourth and Folsom
Finerty Tnema*. Meitgs' Wharf
Finke H., SW eor Powell ;tnd I'nicn
Finley Thomas F... 113 Leldesdorff
Finnegan John. 137 Hayes
Flnnegan S.,318 Fifth
Fischbeck J. H.Jr., 1019 Pacific
Fitter E. II.. SW eor .!■ ckson and East
Fitzgerald James, 849 Mission
Fitzhenrv James, 584 Ci mmerclal
Fitzpatrlek ct O'Brien, NW cor Fourth
and Minna
Flanagan James, 728 Pacific
Fianlgan ,v Ki nnelly, NW cor Front
ami Vallejo
Flannngan Thomas, NW corUitchand
Clara
Flannigan B., SW cor Hayes and La-
guna
Flathman C, SW cor Folsom and
Haywood
Flinn P. T & Son, SW cor Howard
and Eighth
Flvnn E.. E eor Post and Taylor
Flynn L.. 130 Eighth
Foalstich D.. 550 Mission
Foege C. SE cor Oak and Octavia
Foge F.. 120 Second
Foge W., NE cor Fourth and Stev
FogerF., NW eor Second ami Minna
Foley E., SW cor Mont and Filbert
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wares.
Views of any part ofthe Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Foley 1!., SE cor Sixth and Stevenson
Foley Sarah, W s Drumm nr Jackson
Folley s.. junction Market and sac
Fullmer K. A.. W a Kentucky nr sierra
Forpiani F., W 8 Mission nr Twelfth
Foster E. .1.. Homestead House, Point
Lobos Road
Foster Junius G., ClilTHouse
Futli 0. .Mrs.. 928 Kearny
Fowler J. A.. 115 Kighth
Fowler \V. C, SW cor Fourth and
Channel
Fox 1". S., 88 Natoma
Fragley M., 827 Folsom
Franca G., 536 B roadway
Franclscovich M., 41 Pacific
Franck Charles, NW cor Kearny and
Pine
Frnnetta J., XW cor Geary and Hyde
Frank K., 434 Pine
Fredericks J., SE cor Main and How
Fredericks W., NE cor Fourth and
Tehama
Freie J. H.. S\V cor Sutter and Stock
Friedrich Hros. S\V cor Sixteenth and
Second Avenue
Friesenliausen J., SE cor Geary and
Deviaadero
Frisch .1. W„ 121 Seventh
Fugel H., 17 Pacific
Funkenstein C, SE cor O'Farrell and
Stockton
Gaffey A Murray, 25 Second
Gaft'ney M.,612 Washington
Gaffnev O., 824 Clav
Gaffrey P. M., 1011 Market
Galbreath J., SW cor Bryant and
Fourth
Galinger J.. SW cor Eddv and Jones
Gallagher J. A., Market opp s. p. K. R.
Depot
Gallagher M. Mrs., .546 Mission
Gallagher Taos., 1125 Mission
Gallagher Thos., SW cor Seventh and
Jessie
Gallaudet J. H., Long P>ridge
Gantner J., E s Valencia nr Fifteenth
Ganz John. 505 Pacific
Ganzhorn C, 930 Kearny
Garcia Frank, 718 Montgomery
Gardner Samuel & Co., 605 Com
Garms & F- isz, 429 Fourth
Gamier & Fame, 631 Pacific
Garry & Murphy, 512 Mission
Gassert W\, N\V eor Mission and Ninth
Gatke & Albers, NW cor Mission and
Seventh
Gaussail B., SW cor Bdwy and Stock
Gauthier E., 1204 Dupont
Geary D„ 410 Folsom
Ceils F., 301 Mission
Geils H. H.. N W cor Pacific and Polk
Geil* & Barklage, NW cor Spring and
Summer
Gprdes A., 25 Fourth
Gerhow F., NW cor Mission and East
Gerken & Woebber, NE cor Clay and
Stockton
Gerlach G. E. & Co., NW cor Wash-
ington and Powell
Gerlieh <fc Koenig, SE cor Folsom and
First
Ghisla & Sciaroni, 1017 Kearny
Gibb James, 617 Merchant
Gildin .)., 18 Harrison Avenue
Gibney Francis, 158 First
Gilbert G. I. W., N W cor Webster and
Ellis
Gilmour T., NE cor Grove and Laguna
Ginty & Shannon, NE cor Third and
Mission
Girardin E.. 1111 Dupont
Glraud A.. 643 Broadway
Giraud P.. 532 Pacific
Gleason P. II., Ns Francisco nr Powell
Glootz A., SW cor Clav and Dupont
Glootz John, 706 Jackson
Glusing G., 539S Natoma
Goldsmith G.. NW cor Pac and Bat
Gonnella D., 609 Pacific
Goor C, 12 Fourth
Gorman John, 100 Hayes
Cough James, N s Brannan nr Ninth
Gough John, 939 Folsom
Gouzy A. Co., SW cor Bdwy and Dup
Graefner M., SW cor Fourth and Berry
Graham A., 210 Stockton
Gray John, SW cor First and Howard
Gray P. F„ SB cor Second and Minna
Green A. Mrs., SE cor Halleck and
Leidesdorff
Green George, 1923 Polk
Green M. F., N W cor Nat and Mary
Green W. H., SW cor Market and
Third
Greethausen H., 422 Clementina
Grciner P., 36 Sixth
Grelis it Quinn, 210 Hush
Gremke H., cor Shasta and Michigan
Grittin J., NW cor Dup and O'Farrell
Griffith E., NW corChurchaiid Seven-
teenth
Grimm F. W., 47 Third
Groom R., SE cor Sixth and Jessie
Grosbauer J. F., SW cor Broadway
and Davis
Grosbauer John, SE cor Broadway
and Front
Grossman C, 263 Stevenson
Grote F., NE cur Geary ami Broderick
Grotheer& Blohme Bros.,NW cor Sut-
ter and P Ik, and NE cor Second
and Tehama
Gudebus C, SE cor Drumm and Com-
mercial
Gudehus F., cor Clara Lane and Berry
Guillemin P. E., 119 Sutter
Haase F., 401 Spear
HaberH., 212 Dupont
Haberlin James, 12 b Union
Haberling J. C, 213 Kearny
Hacke C, NE cor Sacramento and
Waverly Place
Hagcman & Luttge, NE cor California
and Kearny
Hagen H., NE cor Mont and Pine
Halm A.. NE cor Laguna and Post
Hahn W. 15., 1016 Clay
Hamilton F. Mrs., 531 Jackson
Hammond Clara Mrs., 132 1 Stockton
Hammond E. M. Mrs., 26 Hampton PI
Hanley W. W., NE cor Sacramento
and Front
Hanna P. R., NE cor Columbia and
Twenty-fourth
Hanretty James, 207 Sutter
Hans W., SE cor Greenwich and Stock
Hansen L., 327 East
Hansen <te Kuhl, 108 Sutter
Hanson Charles, SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Hanson <fc Co., NE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Harding Bros., NE cor Market and
Taylor
Harkins.I., NE cor Potrero Avenue
and Sixteenth
Harmon M. Mrs.,Es Drumm nr Jack
Harmon v I. Mrs., 1010 Kearny
Harms H., NW cor Folsom and Twen-
ty Sixth
Harms J., W s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
Harms <fc Sehnoor, SW cor Shasta and
Michigan
HarrerG.. cor Gunnison and Prccita
Avenues
Harrington C. T., 131 Main
Harrington it Lofius, 744 Market
Harris James, cor Wash and Spofford
Harrison John, NW cor Dupont and
Washington
Harrold & Coolidge, SW cor Fourth
and Howard
Hartigan P., NW cor First and How
Hartmann C, NW cor Third and Bran
Hartmann Claus, SW cor Morton and
Dupont
Hartmann it Hofier. 228 Sutter
Hartshorn k, Maley, 13 Thin!
Hartshorn o Samuel, 314 Montgomery
Hartung Mary, I2»7 Dupont
Haskins I., Lake House, Ocean Beach
Road
Haslop & Moneypenny, SW cor Co-
lumbia and Twenty-fifth
Hasshagen John & Co., NE cor San-
som and Jackson
Haugh A Irwin, 995 Market
Hauser 15., 1226 Dupont
Haver H.,212 Dupont
Haves it Courtney, 1000 Market
Hays M. Mrs.. 132 Pacific
Hazard R., SW cor Bran and Gilbert
Hazelquist L., 814 Jackson
Heckmann H„ NE cor Washington
and Davis
Heenan D., 1020 Pacific
Hcilbron F.,SEcor Jack anil Buchanan
Heim & Wahl, NW cor Geary and
Stockton
Helns A Eden, NW cor Bat and Val-
lejo
Hcins W., NE cor Union and Larkin
Heitman H., SW cor Bryant and
Downey
Helmering & Plege, NW cor Post and
Taylor
Helms H. W., SW cor SiNth and Miss
Helms J. E. A., Is -eventh
Hcicken W. H„ 417 Thtrd
Henderson J., NW eor East and Com
Hennessy Fanny. 514 Mission
Henny John, 423 Kearny
Henry & Co., SW cor" Harrison and
Oak Avenue
Hentz A. H., 610 Market
Herber John, 5;7 Kearny
Herman R., cor Baker and Tonquin
Herold C, SW cor Welsh ana Zoe
Herteman E., 1021 Dupont
Hertz P., 306 Francisco
Hess G. B.. NW cor Clay and Bren-
ham Place
Hess & Sieberlich, SE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Heuer George C. W. & Co., 201 Steuart,
and Berrv nr I bird
Heuer P., 713 Lombard
Hever A., SW eor Third and Bryant
HigginsM. G„ 511 Mission
Higgins M. Mrs., 525 Mission ■
Hildebrand J„ 1113 l>npont
Hildebrandt H., NW cor Sutter and
Clara Lane
Hildebrandt J., 530 Pacific
Hildebrandt <fc Knop. SE cor Broad-
way and Montgomery
Hilgerloh H., 4 Front
Hillebrand H., NW cor Fourth and
Welsh
Hillebrandt John, SW cor Folsom and
Sixteenth
Hillen D. H., 1301 Larkin
Hillers & Co., SE cor Pacific and
Montgomery
Hillgen it Muller, SE cor Mission and
Eighth
Hinmelrech J. J., 1029 Kearny
Hinck H. J., SE cor Bryant and Rin-
Hinck & Hunzen, 1018 Market
Hink P. H..SE cor Howard and Eighth
Hoch J. H. F., NW cor San and Bush
Hock H., 805 Market
Hockele L., 1128 Folsom
Hoelscher E., SK cor Eddy and Mason
Hoffmann C, 533 Broadway
Hofman H., NEcor Pine and Kearny
Hogan John, Greenwich nr I'ierce
Hohmann J . 417'-!; Kearny
Holie M., NE cor Ninth and Brannan
Holler A., N s Sixteenth nr Howard
Holm T., SE cor Stockton and Sutter
Holtmeier H., SE cor Taylor and
Filbert
Holmes H., Cemetery Avenue nr Post
Hons tt Co., SW cor How and Steuart
Hopkins <t Moroney, Grand Hotel
Horslmann H , SE" cor Dupont and
Pacific
Horstmann J., NW cor Bush and
Powell
Howe A. M. & Co., SW cor Taylor and
Clay
Howe C. W. & Co., NE cor Bush and
Mason
Hoyt J., SW cor Bryant and White
Place
Hughes W. A„ 515 Clay
Hulsman Bros., SE cor Hyde and Pac
Humphreys J., NW cor Eddy and
M ason
Husing A., NE cor Mission and Fifth
Ilusing J., SEcor Post and Dupont
Hutaft'H., SE cor Eddv and Leav
Hutaff Hcnrv, s\V cor Ohio and Bdwy
Iluirg W. M..336 Hush
Inskip Elizabeth, 3 King
Irazogin P., NW cur Mont and Pacific
Irvine James, 124 Fourth
Irvine Hubert, 1415 Fol80m
Irwin James, Merchants Exchange
Isaacs K. .Mrs.. SE cor Sac and Battery
Iseli J., 208 Dupont
Jachens it Newman. 513 Davis
Jackson Henry, Poircro Avenue nr
El Dorado'
Jacobsen P., 2019 Mason
Jans O , W s East nr Jaekson
Jansen George, NE cor Firstrand Bran
Janssen J. H., SK cor -ixt li and Bran
Jellings ,t Freeman, 534 Merchant
Jerome Moses, Rusk House
Jocliim A. M.. 686 Sacramento
Joest F., 328 Dupont
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing etc.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
763
Johns Thomas, 45 Sacramento
Johnson F., SE cor Sacramento and
Leavenworth
Johnson II., 52K Pacific
Johnson J. C, 5'i7 Bryant
Johnson I'., Sv\ cor Clay and East
Johnson 'I homas, S\V cor Mont and
Broadway
Johnson & Mohr, NE cor Pacific and
Polk
Johnson <fc Peterson. 531 East
Johnston James, i)ll Battery
Jones 1. \V., Ns Sixteenth nr Valencia
Jones W. G.. California Theater
Joost B., NEcor Twelfth and Folsom
Joost F., NE cor Mission and Twenty-
sixth
Joost John, NW cor Stock and Fran-
cisco
Joost M. & Co., NE cor Mission and
Eleventh
Joost Martin, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Joost Peter & Co., SE cor Valencia
and Quinn
Jovovich L., NW cor Jackson and
Drumm
J til lien J. & Co., 1004 Dupont
KAHMAN JOHN G., 301 Kearny
Kahn J., 416 Pine
Kahrs John, S\V cor First and Minna
Kahrs it Hecker, SE cor Geary and
Larkin
Kaiser John, 513 Pacific
Kailstrom .t Co., 13 steuart
Kammann F., SW cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Kamp W., 141 Second
Kampt F W., NE cor California and
Davis
Kane James, N s Jersey nr Sanchez
Kane James, SW cor First and Te-
hama
Kane M., 133 Fremont
Kappke H. F., SE cor Union and
Mason
Kappmeier & Etzler, SW cor Bush
and Montgomery
Karl A., NE cor Fifth and Folsom
Kavanagh J., NW cor Clay and
Drumm
Keating 1)., NW cor Sutter and Hyde
Keating M. J., 624 Merchant
Keating P., Ill Pacific
Keefe D.. 130 Kearny
Keif.' M., 112 First
Keely &. Tichenor, SW cor Third and
Howard
Kellner M..53 Everett
Kelly Bryan, WE cor Sixth and Minna
Kelly Frank, NE cor Howard and
Third
Kelly H. H., 313 Montgomery
Kelly J. IS.. SE corner Greenwich and
Dupont
Kelly J. G., SE cor Fol and Seventh
Kelly J.T., 840 Market
Kelly Owen, 45 Second
Kelly Patrick, NE cor Bush and Bat
Kelly Peter, 235 Fell •
Kelly Thomas, 840 Howard
Kennedy B. B., SW cor Market and
Ellis
Kennedy J. A., 138 Second
Kennedy & Cassidy, 733 Market
Kenny M. B.. 234 Fifth
Kenny P., cor Fifteenth Avenue and
K, South S.F.
Keon C, 926 Folsom
Kibbe Millard, junction Market and
Geary, 516 Montgomery, ami junc-
tion Montgomery and Market
Kiernan & O'Kourkc, NW cor Ham-
son it Bitch
Kimler E., 821 Kearny
Kincaid R, 49 Minna
King H., S s Folsom nr Eleventh
Kingston J., NE cor Bryant and Fifth
Kinsala M., SE cor Fifth and Clara
Kirwen J., SE cor Greenwich and
Powell
Kiszler H., 1113 Stockton
Klein A. D. & Bro., 1133 Harrison
Klemeier H. H., SE cor VaUejo and
Front
Knell & Srhoen. SW cor California
and Kearny n r . .
Kn ppenherg & Elmers. S s Lombard
nr Sansom . _■ _
Knoche H„ SE cor Third and Perry
Knop H., SE cor Market and Beale
Knowlton W., NW cor Twelfth and
Howard
Knust 11., SW cor Fourtli and Folsom
Koch lv, NW cor Clay and Polk
Koch S., 228 Pacific
Koenig F., 622 Pacific
Koeuuiiig M., SW cor Filbert and
Dupont
Kohlmoos C, 218 Fourth
Kohlwin K.,440 Hush
Kohn II.. 408 Folsom
Kolkmann H., NW cor Hyde and
Geary
Koopman H . 1507 Franklin
Korgan F., SE corVallejo and Kearny
Kosroaliki F., 135 Post
Krager F., San Bruno Koad nr Twen-
ty-seventh
Kramer J.. SW cor Lombard and Dup
Kraus (',. L., 906 Kearny
Kraus J. L., NE cor Sacramento and
Leidesdorff
Kriete G. F„ SE corVallejo and Mason
Kroder F., N s Bush nr Scott
Kroehnke II., 225 Sutter
K rohn John, NE cor Grove and Gough
Kroning William, 511 Kearny
Kruschiwsky 11., 611 Jackson
Krugerit Hollings, SE cor Geary aud
Mason
Kuckit Leicken, 213 Dupont
Kulin H„ 1124 Market
Kulper A , NW cor Kearny and Green
Labarbere J., 3 Clay
Labinski W..SW cor Mont and Sac
Lacoste it Co., W s Railroad Avenue
nr Sixth Avenue
Lamierc A., SW cor Bush and Dup
Lantje C. H., 106 steuart
Lange F. W., NW cor Powell and
Lombard
Lange H., 1115 Folsom
Lange P. N., NE cor Townscnd and
Crook
Langel A., 1306 Dupont
Lankenau F., NEcor Powell and Ellis
Lankenau & Hansen, SW cor Railroad
and Eleventh Avs, South S. P.
Lankenau it Issendorf, 301 Howard
Lanlheaame L. L..520 Merchant
Lanver Joseph, 507 Pine
Lapouble F., 1211 Dupont
Larsen & Kruse, SE cor Clay and
Montgomery
Lavigne F., 812 Kearny
Lavin J. P., NW cor Batand Bdwy
Lawall P., 925 Kearny
LawbT F., 144 .Minna
Lawlor John, Ocean Beach Boad nr
Alms House
Lea A. T.. HIS Market
LecuyerM., 112" Dupont
Lederer & Bro., NW cor O'Farrcll
aod Jones
Lee H. Mrs., '209 Pacific
Lee J. D.. 33 Geary
Lee N. A ,815 Clay
Lee Patrick. 40 First
Lee W.. 134 Fourth
Lee & Boland.202 si-th
Leeds A., 635 Kearny
Lehmkuhl E„ NE cor Fourth and
Berry
Lehner J., 757 Mission
Lehuhardt <t Ordner, 403 Pine
Lehrke H., SE cor Indiana and Mari-
posa
Leisen Pros.. NE cor Harrison and
Fourth
Lekens it Coen. 921 Kearny
Lemaire A.,sEcor Perry and Fifth
and SW cor Bush and Dupont
Lemkau A. H., NE cor Berry and
Fourth
Lemmerniann J.. 221 Tyler
Lenane M.. NW cor Howard and
Twentv-flfih
LenerJ., 129 third
Lenormand Bros., SW cor Pine and
Dupont , _
Lenormand E..NE cor Pow and Pac
Lennon & Kelly. SE cor Fourth and
Minna
Leon a., 1017 Dupont
Lessman J., NE cor Knsh and Larkin
Lester J.. N W cor Harrison and Ninth
Letroadec L., 1321 Dupont
Levillian 0.. 1206 Hupont
LevniMston L. J.. 226 Sixth
Levy P.. A C«.. 1413 Stockton
Levy D. P., 613 Sacramento
Levy P., SW cor Jackson and Mason
Lewcllvn A Co.. 14 Clay
Lewis E. c. ion Battery
Lewis George, NE cor Geary and
Leavenworth
Lewis it I'orter. Lick BonSS
Leydeoker .t Wleboldt.681 Davis
Lhermeranl I... 10913 Hupont
Liobenberg A.H..NE cor Butte and
Tennessee
Llebenbera ('., 300 Mission
Lilienthal H , BE cor Filbert and Hvde
Lilkcndey W.. 828 Clay
Ungard 8., BW cor Railroad and
tenth Avenues. South S. F.
Linn <fc Holje, NEcor Kearny and
Washington
Lohaus F., sW cor Wash find Kast
Lolson a... SE cor Clay and Kearny
Long E.. S34 Kearny
Loomis C 4.' First
Lopez J. ,t Co.. 532 Broadway
Loretz it Ilensler. 218 Kearny
Lottritz J., s s Sixteenth nr Valencia
Linticn it Lacoste, BE cor Kearny and
Sacramento
Luhmensen N..205 Vallejo
Luhmensen W.,cor Fourteenth and
N, South S. K.
Luhrs it Dorgelob, nw cor Poison
and Mo>s
Lukin.I. II.. 332 Montgomery
Lling R„ SW cor Broadway and Polk
Lutgen it Co.. SE cor Harrison and
Park Avenue
Lutgen it Meyer, SW cor Laguna and
Hayes
Lnttrihger J., 409 Dupont
Lynch J. D., NE cor Second and Nat
Lynch John, N s Twentieth nr Do-
lores
Lvncli P., 337 Fourth
Lynn James, 427S Fourth
Lyon Michael. 21 Sixth
Maas Bros.. 201 Fremont
Maas J. it Co.. BE Cor Kills and st.-jner
Madden it Glllett, 1H3 Howard
Made] it Tietzen, NE cor Mission and
Steuart, and NE cor Howard and
Spear
Maher E., NE cor Sac and Taylor
Mahlmann P., SE cor Clementina and
Sixth
Mallav it I)riscoll,21 Vallejo
Malorie L. .1.. 162 first
Malonev J. w.,220 Broadway
MalvyJ., 1713 l'olk
MancietJ. P., Sau Jose K. R. Depot
Mangels C. 731 Vallejo
Mangels H.. 211 Pine
Mangels H.. sw oor Mission and Spear
Mangels N.^Ecor Freelon and Fourth
Manning & Corbj n. 720 Market
Mannix .John. 140 'I bird
Mans it statute, 815 Pacific
Manzel J.,583 Market
Marble John, 534 Pacific
Marion S., 12 Clay
Marks S., 1136 Market
Maronde ('.. WW Kearny
Marquard F.. sw cpr Clay and Stock
Martin L., BE cor St >Ckton and .lack
Martin it Hardie, SE cor Bush and
Polk
Martin it Horton, 534 Montgomery and
545 ('lav
Martinovich S., NW cor East and bac
Martins M., is Sutter
Matbiea B-. Mis., 1341 Dupont
Matick L., SE cot Jackson and Kast
Matson C. M.. 405 Druinin
MailuasL it Co., SW cor I'nion and
Dupont
Malticcvich N.. NE cor Wash and Bat
Mattson <).. SE cor Davis and Jackson
Maussbardi >t Hoelsoher, 13« Fourth
May Prosper, 725 (lav and 712 Com
Mayer P..8W cor Nat and Eleventh
Mayer & Dieffenbaeher, sw cor Mont-
gomery and California
Ma] risen K., >W cor Clay and Kearny
McAidle P.. BE cor Sec and Market
McArdle A Daley. 705 Market
McAulitle 1).. NE cor Columbia and
Twentieth
McBride G„ W s Kearny nr Broadway
McCabe B.. 20 Anihony
McCabe J.H.. Summer nr Montgomery
McCann T., 500 Broadway
McCardle J., SE cor Second and How-
Met arthv B., Es Illinois nr Shasta
McCarthy c. HSOFobunn
McCarthy J..SE cor Fourth and W elsh
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
W ATKINS' VO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
764
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
McCarthy T., S\V cor Mission and
I \\ rlllv-tll'st
McCarty F., 731 Rrsnnan
McCaufej <'., 425 Pacific
McCloskey H. <t Co., 1149 Foisom
McCormlck II., NIC cor Filbert and
Taylo
McCnrmick J., W s Dolores nr Twen-
ty-first
McCormicb J. K.,800 Market
M.i 'in i h M. Mrs., NE cor Front and
Pacific
MeCully John, 122 Second
MCusker C. K. & Co., k46 Market
McDonaldJ. & K..SW cor Market and
Sixth
MeGee P.. 1014 Jackson
McGillan Stephen, 244 Fourth
McGinnes it Torpcy, SK cor Howard
ami Fifteenth
McGinnls E., s\V cor Alabama and
Twenty-fourth
McGIvenyJ.,609 Howard
MeGnnigle J., 127 Beale
McGovern Phil., N£ cor Market and
Kearny
McGovern P. H., SE cor Columbia and
Twenty-third
McGrath M. Mrs., NE cor Front and
Pacific
McGregor J., 545 First
McGuire P., NE cor Page and Octavia
Mclnerney M. J., San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
McKay W. Irving, 526 Montgomery
MeKcaney P. J., NW cor Berry and
Fourth
McKenna J., SW cor Sixteenth and
Rondel Place
MeKeiizie 51., 5 Spring
McKeon P. H., SW cor Davis and Pac
McKewenJ.C, SE cor Washington
and Sanson]
McKibbin Thomas, 212 Sutter
McLane Andrew, Fillmore Street Whf
McLaughlin John, 139 Bi ale
McLea Donald, 534 California
McLeod A., Hunter's Point, South S.F.
McLeodD., Hunter's Point, South S.F.
McLoughlin E., NE cor Clay and
Kearny
McMatmnJames, 163 Jessie
McMAHON P. J., 318 Bush
McNabb Edward, cor Thirty-first and
Mission
McNamara J., San Jose Road.six miles
from City Hall
McNulty T., SE cor Second and Miss
McQuinn A. Mrs., 234 First
Mcsuscncy C. Mrs., 109 I'aciflc
McVey P. & J., NE cor Stockton and
Green
Medau J. J. H.. 968 Foisom
Meehan M., 35 Louisa
Meehan W.,620 Kearny
Meier L, H., SE cor Seventh Avenue
and N, South S. F.
Meier & Dahl, NW cor Mission and
Twenty-f urth
Meierdierks C, NW cor Powell and
Post
Meikelhaugh D., 1425 Pacific
Meincke F., SW cor Mission and
Twenty-sixth
MelDourn J., NW cor Powell and Pac
Mellor George, Ocean Side House
Mendes I)., 319 Commercial
Menke E., sE cor Sutter ami Taylor
Menke it Co., NE cor Commerce and
Battery
Mentel W., NE cor Bdwy and Stock
Merrill F., NE cor Pacific and Stock
Mersing J. B., SW cor Montgomery
and Jackson
Merz W., SE cor Sutter and Powell
Mesenberg F., NW cor Foisom and
Twenty-fourth
Mever A., 529 Valencia
Meyer A., 940 Kearny
Meyer A. F., First Av nr Railroad Av
Meyer Bros., NW cor Foisom and
Fremont
Meyer C, NW cor Dup and Vallejo
Meyer C. R., NE cor Bat and Green
Meyer D., N W cor Pacific and Dupont
Meyer I''.. 527 First
Meyer F., NE cor Fourth and Jessie
Meyer F. R., 120 Kearnv
Meyer G., sjfi cor Fourth and Market
Meyer H.,N W cor Filbert and Dupont
Meyer H., 421 East
Meyer H. W., 210 Steuart
Meyer H. W. ,fe Co., SW cor Green-
wich and Powell
Meyer I., 712 Commercial
Meyer J., NE cor Shotwell and Twen-
tieth
Meyer J, H.. SE cor Powell and Vallejo
Meyer J. H., NW cor Townsend and
Third
Meyer L., SE cor Haight and Fillmore
Meyer & Diercks, 314 lav
Meyer it Scblcsselman, NE cor Fill-
more and lurk
Meverbaeh S..SE cor Mason and Green
Meyers G., 785 Market
Meyers N.. 318 Bush
Meyn John, 20 Everett
Middlehuff G., NW cor Laguna and
Grove
Militch S., 601 Kearny
Miller John. 22 Washington
Miller & Jagels, SW cor Tehama and
Second
Miller it Jorenson, 240 Sutter
Miller & Klunder, SW cor Drumm and
Jackson
Milloglav P., 719 Davis
Mills M.Mrs.. 647 Third
Milnes W..SVV cor Mission and Second
Minors. B., 112 Post
Mitchell F., 1022 Market
Mitchell John. 316 Fifth
Mitchell W. H., 12 Oregon
Mitchell it Callan. 616 Montgomery
Mohrmann F., SWcor Broadway and
Kearnv
Monaghaii J.. 21 Sixth
Month. .rn J., 418 Fourth
Mooney D., NW cor Market and Van
Ness Avenue
Moonev H., NW cor Davis and Com
Moore & Hughes, 133 Third
Moran F., 164 Jessie
Morken H. F., 320 Pine
Morrison A. Mrs., NW cor Tehama
and Fifth
Moser F., Valencia nr Sixteenth
Moss W., 310 Pacific
Mouthon J., 641 Commercial
Mueekenholf A., N s Francisco nr
Powell
Mueller N., 332 Main
Muhlcnbrink W., SW cor Bush and
and Taylor
Mulcahcy P., 227 Sixth
Muleahy T., NE cor Clementina and
Sixth
Mullall v J., S W cor Harrison and Dora
MullerC.,617 Pacific
Muller E., N W cor Mason and O'Far-
rell
Muller & Joost, NW cor Bryant and
Garden
Mulvey James, Russ House
MunroR., 38 First
M uriset <fc Jordan, 214 Dupont
Muiken SI., 29 Clementina
Murphy J. J., 154 Second
Murphy J. W., 115 Jessie
Murphy M. D., NE cor Geary and
Lvon
Murphy P., 33 Minna
Murphy S., SW cor Louisana and
Sierra
Murphy T.. NE cor Mission and Twen-
ty-second
Murphv W., 69 New Montgomery
Murphy & Muleahy, cor Market and
Sansom
Murr Christopher, 325 Sansom
Murray John, 702 Pacific
Myers John, 311 Bush
Nachtigall F., SE cor Broderick and
Post
Nagel P., 311 Dupont
Neller & Haferkorn, N W cor Bush and
Montgomery
Nelson A. N., SW cor Washington
and Drumm
Nelson H.. 13 Seventh
Nelson H. A., SE cor Davis and Jack
Neuliaus W. E.. 636 Commercial
Neunaber H., SW cor Beale and Fol
Newman E.,936 Howard
Nichols W. H., NW cor Francisco and
Powell
Nicholson W., 29 Sumner
Nickels J. W., NE cor Greenwich and
Taylor
Nobmann C„ SW cor California and
Fillmore
Nobmann F., NE cor Cal and Larkin
Noisat P., 1334 Dupont
Nolan John, 303 Mason
Nolan M., NW cor Turk and Mason
Nolan P., NE cor Mont and Green •
Nolte C. R., W s Mission nr Twenty-
sixth
Nolte H. & Co., NE cor Jessie and
sixth
Noltemeier F. W., 727 Davis
Nolting J. C. A., NW cor Kearny and
Washington
Noonan J. C., SE cor Stev and Second
Nordhruch H. L., 213 Sixth
Norland P., 36 Sacramento
Norman F. G., NW cor Valencia and
Twentieth
Nurenberg it Rebhan, N s Broadway
nr Larkin
O'Brien D.. SW cor Jackson and Kear
O'Brien D. & M.. SW cor New Montr
gomerv and Natom i
O'Brien E. Mrs., 188 Jessie
O'Brien -John, N W cor Fourth and
Perry
O'BrionPatrick, NW cor Foisom and
steuart
O'Brien Philip, 543 Howard
O'Brien T., 650 Mission
O'Connell E. Mrs., N s Union nr San
O'Connell W., 156 First
O'Connor Dennis, 71 Stevenson
O'Connor James & Co., NE cor Geary
and Taylor
O'Connor M., 617 Montgomery
O'ConnorM. Mrs., 59 Everett
O'Connor Michael, NE cor Laguna
and Fulton
O'Connor T„ 446 Third
O'Donnell P., W s Kentucky nr Six-
teenth
O'Gorman P., 508 Mission
O'Keeffe M., NE cor Har and Dora
O'Meara & Meyer, SW cor Fillmore
and Pine
O'Neill James, 20 Main
O'Neill Robert, 107 Sansom
O'Reillv James, 13HM Seventh
O'Reilly J. J., 200 Seventh
O'Riely T., 132 Foisom
O'Sullivan P. I)., 602 Washington
Oeding John, 9 Dupont
Ohlandt Bros., NE cor Potrero Ave-
nue and Twenty-fourth
Olsen A. S., N s Jackson nr Davis
Olsen it Peterson, 43 Sac and 1110 Bat
Orr W. H.,919 Harrison
Ortmann J. F.. 815 Jackson
Osmer it Co., N W cor First and Bran
Osmer it Co.,NE cor Foisom ami Steu
Otten C, NW cor Vallejo and Stock
Overmohlc H., 1061 Howard
Outsen <fc Hansen, 214 Steuart
Owens T., Foisom opp Steuart
Pacy O..709 Broadway
Paekwood Thomas, N W cor Sixteenth
and Guerrers
Pahl R. II., SE cor Geary aud Dupont
Palecki J., 245 Fourth
PARKER GEORGE F., Rank Ex-
change, SE cor Montgomery and
Washington (see adv. dept. p. 40 1
Paulsen & sicbe, SW cor Taylor and
Turk
Pavliccvich J., 523 Davis
Payne J. II., 721 Davis
Pedichio D.. S s Vallejo nr Davis
Pendn it Vlautin, 715 Davis
Pennycook Jolin, NW cor Townsend
and Second
Perata G. & Co.. 411 Sansom
PerazzoM.. 1421 Dupont
Perkins E. S., SE cor Bat and Jackson
Perrier II., 206 Third
Perrins J. G., 533 Sacramento
Peters 11. I)., NW cor Pac and Davis
Peterson Joseph, NW cor First and
Jessie
Petit Pierre, SW cor Dupont and Pac
Pevronin it Vidal, 319 Third
Phister A., NE cor Halleck and Leid
Piaggio A., 619 Broadway
PiKe <te Ayers, NW cor Haight and
Gough
Pinchard J B., 12 Sixth
Pistoles! A., SW cor Wash and Dupont
Piatt* Reams, 421 I'nion
Pless A VanBergen, 425 Sansom
Ploeger C. A., SE cor Guerrero and
Sixteenth
Pohlker J. H., NE cor Howard and
Twenty-sixth
Pomeroy J. T. it Co., 436 Third
Pope Charles, Union nr Polk
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAA.CK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
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765
Pope Cliarles, NW cor Fillmore and
Francisco
Porter A. A., 7 Merchants' Exchange
post James, NE cor Eighth and Bran
Postel P. J., S\V cor Mission and
Twenty-third
Potron Charles, 700 Montgomery
Powers J., SW cor Mason ami l'ost
Powers .). W., cor Fol and Precita Av
Powers SI., NW cor Clem and Eighth
PRINZ JOHN, 40 Second (sec adv.
depfc. page 36)
Prunty i >., SW cor Folsom and Eighth
Puckhaber J., cor Fifteenth and P,
South S. F.
PultJ.J., 1063 Market
Purct'll 1)., Cemetery Avenue nr Post
Quaid l». S., 50 Third
Quigley Bros., SE cor Fourth and
Louisa
Quiglev George, SW cor Geary and
William
QuinnJ. II.. 206 Pacific
(Juinu T., 538 Third
QuinlreilJosiah, 1003 Kearny
Bachenberger L., -206 Sutter
Badovich l'.,SW cor Pacific and San
Ramsev R. w., W s Drainm nr Wash
Eandall George, 6 0 Kearny
Kami . I. dm, 637 Broadway
B:n ken H. <fc Co., 1071 Market
Rasmu en P., cor Valencia and Six-
teenth
Ravnmnd C. 31 Sacramento
Bazzetto F.. 526 Market
Rcardnn <fc Dwyer, NW cor Everett
and l bird
Reddy John, S s Beale nr Brannan
Redington & Co., 1316 Sacramento
Beeckmann A., NE cor Beale and
Folsom
Reilly it Finnegan, SW cor Fourth
and Market
Reilly A- White, 1027 Market
Reimbold J. C, NE cor Franklin and
Fulton
Reimers C, NE cor O'Farrell and
Mason
Beinecke * Hennings, SW cor Stock
and Vallejo
Reitertnan Cliarles, 144 Stewart
ResingJ.. San Jose Road opposite St.
Mary's College
Reynold's J. H. Mrs., SE cor Merchant
and Kearny
Rhode I'. F., SW cor Clay and Mason
Rieauu J. P., 536 Merchant
Rice James, 350 Brannan
Richards J. E.. 236 Sacramento
Richards J. M., SE cor Dupont and
Sutler
Richter W. H., First Avenue nr Ken-
tucky
Rickar's F., SE cor Stev and Ecker
Kickards J , San Bruno Road
Rii-del II. F.,-1 Powell
Riley B., 541 Natoma
King Richard, 128 First
Rismondo & Mascolini, 629 Davis
Roach James, 115 First .
Roberts J. W., NW cor Polk and Aus-
tin
Robinson S., 507 Commercial.
Robinson W., 1 Spear
Rodgers B., N s Brannan nr First
Bodgers P., Market nr Valencia
Rogers i-\ F., 1907 Hyde
Bolide H. & eo., NE cor Pine and
Dupout
Bolide H-nry, SW cor Washington
and Front
Bohltfs & Woebke, S sMiss nr Steuart
Bohrs tfc Alldack, SW cor Bush and
Devisadero
Bohrs & Bro., SW cor First and Bry-
ant
Rolin T., 63 Jessie
Rontet M., SW cor Green and Dupont
Rose A- Kather, 907 Kearny
Kosenhaum John, SW cor Railroad
and Fifth Avenues
Rottier M., 219 Pacific
Rowen John. 623 Merchant
Rudes II., 1234 Dupont
Ruedin .v Surv, 109 Dupont
Rush James, 227 Bush
Rush & Rodefeld, 27 Kearny
Ryan Hannah, KW cor Sutter and
Dupont _ .
Ryan J <fc J. W., SW cor Bryant and
Cln on
Ryan James, 1405 Taciflc
Ryan Michael, 818 Howard
Ryan Patrick, 149 Second
Ryan Thomas, 510 Mission
Sack J. C. & Co., 306 Kearny
Sagehom H., 520 Union
Sahnke H. <;., 523 Jackson
Sahrbacher ('., 508 Busli
Sajous G. Mrs., NW cor Dupont and
Post
Sample <fc Hageman, 621 Washington
Santif & Atwood, S W cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
Sartor Bros., 1010 Dupont
Sas«M., 311 Seventh
Sawyer S.,'N W cor Fulton and Devisa-
dero
Scanliu F. <& Co., NE cor Jackson and
Davis
Scanlin <fc Doscher, NW cor Bush and
Jones
Schedel G., NE cor Ecker and Jessie
Scheper A., 734 Broadway
Scheper J. H., NEcorCla'y and Larkin
Scheper J. H., NE cor' Beale and
Bryant
Scheper Joseph, SE cor Beale and
Bryant
Scheper & Ivemever, 311 Battery
Schleef J. H., NE cor Second and
Minna
Schmans J. J., 642 Jackson
Schmidt W., 151 .Mission
Schmidt & Tobbenboske, SW cor Sec-
ond and Market
Schmitt A. Miss, 222 Kearny
Schmitz J. 1'., 1032 Market
Schneider A., 1016 K'-amy
Schnibbe C, 117 l.eale
Schoenburg L., NW cor Drurum and
Commercial
Schord L. G., 531 California
Schort.meier H. H., NE cor California
and Prospect Place
Schott C, 713 Urannan
Schottler A., SE cor Montgomery and
Vallejo
Schradei Charles, NW cor Stevenson
and Fifth
Schramm it Schnabel, 545 California
Schreiber John, NE cor Third and Miss
Schriefcr Bros., 155 Natoma
Schroder C, SW cor McAllister and
Franklin
Schroder C. A., NW cor Powell and
Vandewater
Schroder J. F., SE cor Sac and Drumm
Schroder J. H..NE cor Post and Larkin
Schroder & Bros., NW cor Folsom and
Second
Schroeder J. H., 330 Vallejo
Schroeder L., 28 Sacramento
Schuetze J. L. E., 814 Kearny
Scliuldt II. ,N W corThird and Harrison
Scbulken J. & Co., sE cor McAllister
nod i) tavia
Schulte F. W.,NWcorDavisand Clark
Schultheis H.,SW cor Clem and First
SchultzA. Mrs.,SW cor Davis and Com
schulze L., SW cor Bush and Kearny
Schumacher Fred., 44 steuart
Schumacher A- Buthe, SE cor Filbert
and Battery
Scbuman W., 1100 Folsom
Schwartz D., sW cor Valencia and
Twenty-fourth
Schwartz 11., 340 Third
Schwartz & Busing. 3 Market, and SE
cor Mission and Eighteenth
Scollay W. A., 1522 Stockton
Sculla'v Jeremiah, 1317 Sansom
Sears M. <i., NW cor Bdwy and Davis
Seegelken & Kusel, N W cor 15ush and
Franklin
Seekamp >V- Campe,218 Second
Seipel C, »23 Kearny
Seitz A Otersoii, 16 Third
Seneeal ifc Omnes, 1122 Dupont
Shannon John, SE cor Octavla and
Shaw E. L., NE cor Geary and Stock
Shea J. M., 174 Stevenson
Shepherd Thomas. 311 Pine
Sheridan James, 745 I'.raunan
Shohalv F., 920 Pacific
Shollc A., SE cor Post and Jones and
NE cor Bush and Stockton
Siebe Frederick & Co., SW cor Powell
and Francisco
Siebe H. F. I)., NW cor Kennedy and
Sixteenth
Siem John, SW cor Brannan and Sec
Simon Benjamin, 400 Sixth
Siviorcre E., 826 Pacific
Skerrett «t Co., NE cor Bhlpley and
Willow
Smadeke & Cornelias, NEcor Broad-
way and Kearny
Small .v Barrett, 240 Third
Smith Catharine Mrs., Ws Folsom nr
Twenty-third
Smith Charles, 539 Washington
smith Henry, NW cor Jack and Stock
Smith James, NW cor Chestnut and
Dupont
Smith John II., 623 Sacramenio
Smith P.T., Es Uailroad Avenue nr
Sixth. South s. F.
Smith .v. B lane keart, 312 Kearny
Sneider John, 1023 Dupont
Robbe n., 541 Mission
Sonnenberg L. P.., SE cor Post and
8tocktun
Soreiisin ('., 541 Jackson
Souc Petri-, 243 Fourth
Spalatrini s.,14 Washington
sparrow Joseph. 33 Clementina
Spear Samuel. N E cor Francisco and
Kearny
Speckman F. F..77H Mission
Speckter II.. 1.'7 Sixth
Spencer It., 300 Folsom
Spivcii W., W s Kentucky nr First Av
Stahiiiann & Molk, SW cor Stockton
and Sacramento
Stapleton John, SW corBroderickand
Geary
Stan Theodore, 1025 Kearny
Sleffena & Co.. 131 Folsom
Steffi ns & Praggen, SE cor Pacific and
Leaven wort li
Steil Henry.SW cor Fo! and Eleventh
SteinllOffA IIadl.-r.4J-) Bush
Stephens T. W., Es Chenery nr Ran-
dall
Ste ens Annie Mrs . 308 Pacific
Stevens George, SE cor Bat and Union
Stevens Henry, 621 Union
Stevenson James, 710 Market
Stewart C. A . 717 Montgomery
Still S. L. Mrs , 150 Steuart
Stoddard J. II., NE cor How and Steu
Stone Robert, 439 Jackson
stone A- White, 328 Montgomery
Stoppelkamp A. H., SE cor Vallejo and
Union
Strothoff J. II. H..313 Dupont
Stuart Charles, 311 Davis
Stuart Charles D., NW cor Clay and
Davis
Sullivan P.. Mrs., NW cor Turk and
Van Ness Avenue
Sullivan Bros.. 521 Sacramento
Sullivan D., NWcor Fourth and Frec-
lon
Sullivan D. C, NW cor Ellis anl Bu-
chanan
Sullivan Dennis, SW cor Howard and
Fifth
Sullivan James. 29 Pacific
Sullivan John. 604 Howard
Sullivan P. K.,438 I hint
Sullivan I. G., NW cor Mission and
Thirteenth
Sullivan Timothy D.. 241 Fourth
Sullivan & Murphv.SW cor Howard
and Fifth
Siilliviui William. 733 Howard
Swordstream I- . J., 358 Fourth
Tannian P. J., 24 Third
Tayac L. F., 31 Fourth
Taylor* Hallett, S5 Posl
Te'ese Lewis J r.. SE cor California and
Kearny
Theleil J. J.. 76') Market
Thlele A. L..2 LcM.-sdorff
Th»ene a.., SW cor Brannan and Sixth
ThogOdeA Bonn, NWcor Fust and
i chains
Thomford II. A., NW cor Powell and
Filbert
Thomson M..21 Pacific
Tlbblta Maurice, 173 Market
I ledemann M..SW cor Polk and Hayes
Tienken P., 725 Jackson
Tiernej Brother*, 211 Sansom
Tleroff Augustus, 1118 Kearny
Tu t-.-n J. n., sw cor Bran and Pitch
TletTenD. W., NE cor Bat and Pacific
Tietjcn Henry, SW cor Broadway and
Leavenworth
Tietjcn Henry, Alms House Road nr
Eureka
Tietjen Henry, 913 Kearny
Tlsc'hcr Carl, 8 Front
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766
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TobbenboskeJ.H., SW cor Howard
and Second ....
Tobeluian B., 8W cor First and Nat
Tomelty l'. J., SW cor Sixth and Mm
'I'uiim Patrick, 838 First
Tor, tti David, 60S Sansom
Tonnev ft Hand. 414 l'iiic
Tracey Patrick, 6:7 Howard
Triggs James, 6 11 Davis
Troll Matthew 308 Fell
Trommer Henry, 638 Pacific
Trueliari Ueorge W. ft Co., SW cor
Post and Hyde
Truelson Theodore, SE cor Leaven-
worth and Sutter
Trumat) James, 20s Leidesdorff
Twohig John, 60 First
Tyler 11. C. cur Railroad and Tenth
Avenues, South S. F.
Tyson 1). s.,587 Market
Omsden Henry, junction Market and
Haves
Ungrottft Mosch, 16 Geary
Urban D. H., NW cor Mason and Tac
Urntr John, 214*4 sixth
Uzovicb John, NW cor Davis and
Oregon
Van Duyn E. ('.. 673 Market
Van Hadelu John, 1601 Powell
Vaughn A. 11., 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Velb'ert P. H., SW cor Fol and Willow
Villard C, 1330 Stockton
Vincent & Lewis, 1:J3 Montgomery
Vollinar P. H., N W cor Howard and
Eighth
Volliner J. ft II., SE cor Davis and Sac
Volschmidt H., S s Sixteenth nr Va-
lencia
Von der Mehden Henry, SE cor Mis-
sion and Fourth
Von der Mehden it Co.. 200 Mission
Von Glahn F., NW cor Montgomery
and Alta Place
Von Glahn John ft Co., 409 Pine
Von Stadcn D. C, SW cor Mission and
Steuart
Von Staden J. N., 520 Pine
Vurrath Henry, NE cor William and
O'Farrcll
Wade Patrick, NW cor Mission and
Laskie
Wafer ft McLaughlin, 221 Bush
Wagner Adolph, SW cor eighteenth
and .Mission
Wagner E. L., 1232 Dupont
Wainwright James, 321 California
Wainwright William, 304 California
Waldeck John, 11 First
Walker E. s., 217 Pacific
Waller Christian, SE cor Oak and
Gough
Walsh James, SE corLeav and Vallejo
Walsh Thomas, SE cor Sixteenth and
Second Avenue
Walter Mary Mrs., San Jose Road nr
County line
Warnecke A.. S W cor Drumm and Sac
Warner Abraham, Meiggs' Wharf
Waterman J. G., 1000 Folsom
Waters G. L.,314 Montgomery
Watson J oscph, 917 Washington
Webber F. H., SW cor Point Lobos
Road and Boise
Webber Henry, S s Point Lobos Road
nr Toll Gate
Weber Louis, NW cor Franklin and
Page
Wedel 3 ohn,SE e-orPucilic and Drumm
Wedemeyer Henry, 318 Sixth
Weisenborn P., Presidio House
Weishaupt George ft Co.,NE cor Green
and Powell
Wellbrock ft Schroder, NE cor Davis
and Commercial
Wendt II., NE cor Third and Folsom
Werthelraber ft Co., 1006 Market
Wessel John, SEcor Powell and Union
Wes-ling William, SE cor Vallejo and
Dupont
Wesstedt William, 820 Battery
Wetherell Mary, Es Drumm nr Jack
White David, 108 Pacific
Whiteman L., NW cor Fifth and Rail-
road Ave u lies
Whitticr M.B , SW cor Third and King
Whittier ft Hughes, NW cor Third
and Bryant
Wiebalk N., SW cor Bush and Polk
Wilekcns L., SE cor Bryant and White
Place
Wilheltni Herman, 708 Sansom
Wilke L., 400 Bush
Wilkens William, 225 Sutter
Wilkins M., NE cor Chestnut and
Mason
Wilkins ft Co., SW cor Pine and Polk
Williams John, SW cor First and
Jessie
Williams William, 41 Sacramento
Williams ft Marshall, NW cor Drumm
and Oregon
Wilson Andr w, S s Jack nr Drumm
Wilson Charles, 610 Market
Wilson Charles, NE cor Drumm and
Oregon
Wilson M. A. Mrs., 225 Pacific
Wilson P. A.. NW cor Davis and Jack
Winter ft Koller, 719 Pacific
Wintgen John, NW cor Seventh and
Minna
Wissel Henry, 354 Fourth
Witjen D., NW cor Bdwy and Dup
Witte. Charles, W s (ieorgia nr Shasta
Witte ft Maas, 1021 Howard
Wittmever J. G., 612 Jackson
Wohlers ft Co., NE cor Clara and
Fifth
Wohltman Henrv. S s King nr Third
Wohrden T., NE cor Fourteenth and
Mission
Wrede Cord, NW cor Steu and Miss
Wrede D. NW cor Leav and Jackson
Wright. Bros., SW cor Sixtli and Stev
Wright W. NW cor Mkt and Ilaight
Wulbern John.SW cor Hyde and Jack
Wulzen D., NE car Folsom and Ninth
Wuth G. F. G., NE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Wynne William, 316 Fourth
Yates John D., SE e.or Com and Leid
Zahn Henry, 823 ValIt\jo
Zange ft Co., NW cor Fol and Eighth
Zeh ft Wulf, 21 Hinckley
Zenovich L., NE cor Post and Jones
Ziegelmever A., 500 Sixth
Zierenberg ft Stamer, SE cor Folsom
and Hi tcti
Lithographers.
Baker George H., 408 California
Bancroft A. L ft Co., 721 Market
BKI i'TON ft REY, SW cor Com and
Leid (see adv. opposite page)
Brown G. T. ft Co., 540 Clay
CROCKER II. S. ft CO., 401 Sansom
(see adv. front coven
DeMontpreville Cyrille, 734 Mont
Drouaillet Gtistav, 806 Kearny
Keller G. F. ft Co., 113 Leidesdorff
Nagel Louis, 4 Ewer Place
Phelan ft Co., 419 California
Lock Dealers.
[See also Hardware.]
Gerzabek Oscar V., 563 Market
KITTKEDGE JONATHAN, 18 Fre-
mont
LEAV1T l" C. H., 227 Beale
Parkhurst V. S. W., 318 Pine
Rudolph William, 626 Sacramento
Will ft Finck, 829 Kearny, and 140
Montgomery
Locksmiths.
[See Bellhangers; also Safes.]
Bauman Jos., 510 Broadway
liien Joseph, 220 Battery
Browning August, 651 Washington
Bussey W. C , 237 Sutter
Camouz Andre, 227 Sutter
Cohen E., 11148 Folsom
Collins W., Ill Stevenson
Crowe Timothy, 769 Mission
Davidson J. D., 812 Montgomery
Dupuy M. C.,430 Pacific
Garvey James, 75 New Montgomery
Harris William, 208 Leidesdorff
Kreshel F., 77 Fourth
Lang John F., 1306 Stockton
Marks August, 506 Commercial
Merkt Joseph F., 758 Clay
Meyer Charles, 530 Jackson
Naiimau Paul, 218 Commercial
Nuwhoft" Frank, 511J4 Commercial
OTTO CHARLES & CO., 312 Bush
(see adv. dent, page 46)
Pfeificr John W\, 758 Clay
Rau ft Kohnke, 108 Leidesdorff
Schinneir Frederick. 737 Mission
Schnoor Christian H., 242 Sixth
Silverstein Edward, 113 Jackson
Stott James, 1002 Market
Sullivan Daniel J., 16 Market
Trieher Conrad, 812 Sansom
Will ft Fi 'ck, 821 Kearny and 140
Montgomery
Lodgings.
[See also Boarding; also Hotels, etc.]
Ackerson M. Mrs., 767 Howard
Alnambra Lodgings, 319 Bush
Alden Abide Miss, 52 Second
Allen E. Mrs., 223 Minna
Allen H. Mrs., 54 Jessie
Ame Paul, HW Clay
Anderson F. Mrs., 323 Sutter
Andrews H. Mrs., NE cor Second and
M arket
App M. J., 128 Kearny
Apps William, 720 Market
Ash Mary Mrs., 117 Natoma
Avery O." Mrs., 53 Natoma
Babcock A. Mrs., 845 Dupont
Bailey L. H., (Portsmouth House) cor
Clay and Brenbam Place
Bailey S. M. Mrs., 757 Howard
Bakker R. E., 104 Steuart
Ball M. S. Mrs., 5 Ilardie Place
Barber M. E. Mrs., 112 Mason
Barnam C. S. Mrs., 809 Stockton
Beach J. C, (Adams House) 537 Sac
Benden H. C. Mrs.. 233 Sixih
Bernis G., (California House) 626 Cal
Bera A., 55 Second
Berrv J. A. Mrs., 225 Fourth
Berry J. B. Mrs., 109 Montgomery
Bird "A. B., 147 Third
Bissetl A., 1023 Suiter
Black A. Mrs., 631 Sacramento
Black H. Mrs., 814 California
Black M. Mrs.. 506 Market
Bloom M. Mrs., 119 Third
Bustwick S. Mrs.. 3 Hardie Place
Bouderigue F..724 I'aeittc
Roulan erj.,438 Broadway
Boyd II. C, (Niantic) 501 Sansom
Bo\lc A. Mrs., 212 Post
Bradley E. Mrs., 1014 Stockton
Brearley M. M. Mrs., 645 Clay
Brewster J. Mrs., 107 Leidesdorff
.Briggs O. W., 137 Montgomery
Brooks M. Mrs., 30 Stone
Brown A. Mrs., 532 Folsoin
Brown Emma J., 226 Fifth
Brown W. Hall, 751 Clay
Buckley E. Mrs., 407 Clementina
Buckley M. E. Mrs., 36 Geary
Billiard M. Mrs., 131 Morton
Bunker II. J. Miss, 421 Post
Burke N. Mrs., 211 Fourth
Buster M. Mrs., 131 Montgomery
Butler M.J.Mrs., SW cor Second and
'Tehama
Butler S. S., NW cor Kearny and Pac
Campbell C. Miss. 213 Third
Carrau L. Mrs., 540 Washington
Ca>sidy M. Mrs., 30 Post
Chamberlain C. L. Mrs., 1007 Market
Champlin M. s. Mrs., 650 Howard
Chauval E. Madame, 819 Montgomery
Church W. A., 6iii Commercial
Clahan M. Mrs., 24 Minna
Clark, Bailey ft Co., 533 Commercial
Clark J. A., Mrs., 776 Howard
Clarke L. Mrs., 226 Sutter
Cole C. E. Mrs., 12 O'Farrell
Cole L.,815 Montgomery
Cole L. A. Mrs., 30 Kearny
Collins M. Mrs.. 32 Fourth
Couerty M. A. Mrs., Ill Silver
ConneR M. Mrs., 1032 Market
Conner E. Mrs., 420 Powell
Cook M. M. Mrs., 704 h Mission
Cooper E. Mrs., 204 Second
Corey W. A. Mrs., 157 Second
Courtney M. Mrs., 239 Fremont
Cousin N., 109 Dupont
Cummicigs E. G. Mrs., 405 Kearny
Daley A. Mrs., (West End) Brenham
Place
Davis A. B. Mrs., 731 Bush
Davis S. A. Mrs., 320 and 326 Kearny
Davis W. Mrs., NW cor Spring and
Summer
Denger C. Mrs., 934 Kearny
Denning Margaret, 813 Howard
Desmu K. Mrs., h21 Vallejo
Dickele E. Mrs., 611 Pacific
Dillmann G. F., 825 Kearny
Dimond M. Mrs., 325W Third
Dittmer F., 73!) Market
Doaue L. J. Mrs.. 42 Hawthorne
Dolan J. Mrs., 143 Third
Donovan A. Mrs., 44 Jessie
Dowling Mary, 413 Kearny
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Doyle A. Mrs., 641 Washington
Dromer H., NB cor Mont and Bdwy
Duncan Annie L., 268 Third
Durant Jane Mrs., 704 Powell
Dutreux J. Mrs., 630 Sacramento
Earle A. E. Mrs.. 1419 Powell
Earle Mary R., 11k Fourth
Elmore. A. C. Mrs, 1013 Washington
Engelhardt Henrietta, NE cor Howard
and Steuart
Erskine G. E. Mrs., 704 Howard
Ewell L. J., (C.)sn House) 411 Sansom
and (Branch) 424 sansom
Expert M. Madame. 702 Powell
Fanchcr C. H., '23(1 Kearny
Feely I)., 532 and 641 Com
Feeney M. Mrs., 22 Second
Fisher E. Mrs., 171 Minna
Fisher L. A. Mrs , 923 Washington
Fitzgerald If. Mrs., '271 Minna
Fitzgerald It. Mrs., 709 Mission
Fleming M. Mrs.. 570 Howard
FogerM. Mrs., 43 Minna
Ford M. Mrs.. 71 Natoma
Ford Mary A., 921 Market
Fowler M. A. Mrs., 120 Seventh
Freeborn W. H., SE cor Washington
and Kearny '
Furman C. .1. Mrs., SW cor Montgom-
ery and California
Gallagher N. Miss, 255 Minna
Garritv E. Mrs., 215 Tehama
Garrone F., 720 California
Gassman Joseph, 428 Broadway
Gauhois Madame, (Fogothey) 826
Broadway
Genney P., 915 Market
Gillen C. M. Mrs., 127 Kearny
Gillis I. Mrs., 125 Sacramento
Gleeson M. Mrs., SW cor San and Val
Globe Hotel, (Chinese) 1001 Dupont
Goodwin S. B. Mrs., 721 Howard
Gordon M. N., 616 Kearny
Grabe L. Mrs., 118 Sacramento
Graney M. E. Mrs., 707 Mission
Grase M. Mrs., 769 Market
Grey S M. Mrs., 122 Taylor
Griffin D. Mrs., 305 Montgomery
Griffin M. Mrs.. 56 Minna
Gullifer E. Miss, (Wadsworth) 225
Bush
Halborn M. Mrs., 31 Second
HallC. Mrs., 718 Market
Hammersmith S., 106 Dupont
Harrison it Elmer. 314 Bush
Hauser S. Mrs., 1014 Montgomery
HayHenrv,21 Virginia
Heard H. E. Mrs., 212 Powell
Henlev J , 7(14 Folsom
Henry" L. G. Mrs.. 1016 Stockton
Heye Henry. 1023 Kearny
Hifnrod O.W., 533 Kearny
Hoadlev L. Mrs.. 20 Tehama
Hodgdon E. A. Mrs.. 8 Mason
HoldenT. Mrs., 759 Clay
HoltS. Mrs., 156 Third
Holtzen C. Mrs., 231 Second
Hopkins W. L. Mrs., 214 Stockton
Home E. Mrs.. 29H Third
Hovt M. C Mrs.. 112 Second
HuntM. Mrs., 212 Powell
Hunt M. J. Mrs., 529 Pine
Hunt M. Mrs., 3 Verona Place
Hunter A. Mrs., 1006 Clay
Hutchinson D., 624 Commercial
Jamison S. Mrs., 48 Clay
Jenner E. Mrs., 415 Pine
Jennings D. B., 615 Commercial
Johns Thomas, 45 Sacramento
Johnson M. Mrs., 605 California
Kamper H., 26 steuart
Keefe S. M rs. , 609 'ill o ward
Kellogg L. Mr-., 645 Clav
Kellogg 0. E. Miss, 737 Howard
Kelly R. Mrs., 110 Minna
Kendall M. Mrs., 652 Market
Kennedy B. Mrs., 51 Third
Kensey E. S. Mrs., 715 Market
Kerby Thomas, 528 Pacific
Killeen A. Miss, 106 Minna
Kleinclaus P.. Mrs., 734 Vallejo
Knight H. A. Mrs.. 636 Green
Kopp A. Mrs., 1015 Stockton
Kronholm J. J., 22 Washington
Kuennecke L.Mrs., Governm't House,
cor Sansom and Washington
Kuenzi J. R., 331 Kearny
Lakin H. E., S s Oregon nr Drumm
Lamarche Madame, 112 Geary
LambM. Miss, 30 Hunt
Lamb M. Mrs., 811 Market
Lambert S. Mrs., 122 Geary
Langan B.,229Shth
Lapidge M. nirs., Brevoort, NE cor
Fourth and Mission
Larity Eliza Mis., 281 Minna
Larkin E. Mrs., 652 Mission
Larrabee G, n.,5 Fourth
Laveaux M. L. F., M'me. 807 Dupont
Lavlgnac J. B..63H Pacific
Le:iry ('. Mrs., 63 Natoma
Leavitt.l. s. Mrs., 216 Stockton
Leddy M. Mrs.. 309 Folsom
Lee C. J., 915 Montgomery
Leland S. A. Mrs.. 61H California
Leon It. Mrs., 753 Clay
Levy 11. Mrs., 34 lurk
Lewis .)., SW cor Sac and Davis
Littletield J. I)., 325 "-i liush
Lloyd S. A. Mrs., 24 Geary
Logan M. E. Mrs.. 440 Third
Loney G. Mrs . 224 Kearny
Long M. A. Mrs.. 286 Stevenson
Lord M. A. Mrs.. 515 Chestnut
Lovell A. .Mrs., 5 Kearnv
Lyford L. A. Mrs., 530 Pine
L>nch Ellen Mis.. 204 .Montgomery
Lynch Ellen Mrs., 649 Montgomery
Lyons J. Mrs., 17 Fourth
Macfarlane K. Mrs., (Clarendon) UH
Fourth
Manchester M. A. Mrs., 710 Folsom
Marshall C. Mrs., SW cor Mission and
Seventh
Martin M. Mrs., 232 Stevenson
Martin W., SE cor Front and Sac
McAlfery B. Mrs., 82 Jessie
McCarthy S. E. Mrs., 741 Howard
McCloskey M. Mrs., 81 Stevenson
McCormick J. Mrs., 62 First
McFarlaud C. Mrs., (St. James) 906
Market
McFarland Rosie, 142H Fourth
McFee A. M., (colored) 6 St. Charles
Place
McGee Kate, 2 St. Charles Place
McGuire M. Mrs., 73 lehama
McKeever M. C, 20 Ellis
McKenna Miss, 221 Minna
McKerron C. Mrs., 132 Fifth
McKibbin > homas, 311 Sutter
McMahoii U. Mrs., 10 Anthony
Mc Samara A, Mrs., 707 Howard
Mello M. A. Mrs., 129 Third
Melstedt M. Mrs., 127 Fourth
Metzler E., 621 California
Miller John Mrs., 829 Folsom
Milliken L. Miss, 405 Sutter
Mitchell B. A. Miss, 130 Second
Mondelet F., 835 clay
Montandon Pauline, 745 Clay
Moore M. .Mrs.. 505 Bush
Moran E. Mrs.. 36 Natoma
Morse L.Mrs., Frank's Building, Bren-
ham Place
Mowry B. ST., 124 Fifth
Mullen Bridget, 633 California
Muller J. C, 24 Sixth
Murphy M. Mrs.. 15 Sutter
Murray P., 749 Market
N eagle H. Mrs., 777 Market
Necolay L., 823 Montgomery
Norton E. P. Mrs.. 526 Kearny
Nugent M. Mrs., 1403 Stockton
O'Brien Ann Mrs., 630 Mission
O'Brien C. Miss, 33 Everett
O'Connor C. Mrs., 54 Minna
O'Donnell R.. Magenta) 1316 Dupont
O'Neil Fannie, 527 Pine
Oatley John, 114 Sacramento
Orr A. J. Mrs., 513 Market
Park E. Mrs., 6 Montgomery
Parkell H. H., 719 Market
Parker M. 11. Mr<„ 318 Pine
Parsons M. Mrs., 224 Second
Patterson K. Mrs., 29 Natoma
Phillips M. A. Mrs., E s White nr
Green
Pierce S. G.. 902 Montgomery
Pinker J., 805 Howard
Pitt A. A.Mrs., 920 Clav
Polhofl'M. Mrs., 34 Second
Pratt E. S. Mrs., 314 Uush
Rainev Bridget, 303 Davis
Ralston & Cottrell, SW cor Washing-
ton and Sansom, 209 Leldesdorff,
538 Sacramento, and NE cor Clay
and Kearny
Rassette E. Mrs., 11 Kearny
Relay M. Mrs., 536'Washington
Rickard Ellen, 78 Clementina
Rigby A. Mrs., 538 Ellis
Robertson W. D. Mrs., 516 Folsom
Robinet E., (Lafayette) 706 Com
Rutledge M. Mrs., 518 Pacific
Rvan H. Mrs., 29 Becond
Hyanil. Miss, Hi24 Stockton
Sachman B, Mrs., s7;i Mission
Sack ell II. .Mrs.. 23 Stockton
Bawln M. L. Mrs., 319 Bush
Sawyer E. A. Mrs., 23 Kearny
Sum- II. Mrs., 137 'Third
Schlmp I), v. Mrs.. 751 Washington
Schleicher J.. (New England
Scot' A. E. Mrs., (colored i lul4 Paeilie
Scott K. Mrs., iiu Stockton
Sheeban M. Miss. 202 Second
Shehan M Mrs., 26 Minna
Shepherd C. Mis., 589 Howard
Sheridan .1. Mrs.. 1117 Sansom
Sherman A. g., 320 Sansom
Simnton <;. Mrs., 1819 Sansom
Sllnkcy .1. E., 783 Market
Slocum E. C. Mrs., 223 O'Farrell
Smith Augusta Mrs.. Ill) Kearny
Smith M. G. Mrs., 41n Kearny
Smith Nellie Mrs.. 672 Mission
Smith S. Mrs., 506 Powell
Smith Thomas, 114 .Minna
Soule L. .Mrs., Ill G. ary
stable E. Mrs., 606 Montgomery
Stevens M. .1. Mrs.. 151 Natoma
Stewart s. Mrs.. 535 California
stoin-M. Mrs., 610 Howard
Strauss M. II. Mrs., 60S Howard
Street C. C. Mrs., (Albemarle) SMason
Strackmeyer M.Mrs.. 316 line
Sullivan C. Mrs., 17 Third
Sullivan Daniel. 210 Washington
Sullivan Mary Mrs.. 527 Mission
suiiiv: n Michael. 421 Polsom
Sweeney .lane Miss. 72 Natoma
Sweeny M. Mis.. 673 Harrison
Sweitzer S. C. Mrs., 331 Geary
Tait Agnes Mrs.. 20 Montgomery
Taylor E. Mrs. 445 Bush
Templet on M. A. Miss, '209 Second
'Thompson M. T. Mrs., 531 Push
'Thorns. I. Mrs , 216 Stevenson
I bur-ton G. .Mrs.. 57 .lessie
Tltcomb E. Mrs., 107 O'Farrell
Tolle M. Mrs.. 6113 Pine
Tungate .lane Mrs., 14 Urenham Place
Twiggs Susan Mrs.. s:(4 Clay
Upstone John, 904 Kearny
Vankeuren M. J. Mrs.. 321 (ieary
Velly Julia Mrs., 1028 Market
Vogcl L. Mrs.. 2219 Maann
Wadleigh .Maria Mrs., 225 Ellis
Westhaus Mary Mrs., 838 Market
White I. Mis., 47 second
White John, 1 Eddy
Willard E. .Mrs., 1415 Stockton
Wilson Andrew, S s Jack nr Drumm
Wilson E. Mrs., 634 Saeranu nto
Woods E. P. Mrs.. 541 Fiwl
Woodward A. Mrs., 532 Pine
Woodworth K. A. Mrs., 323H Third
Wright A. C. .Mrs., 31 Eddy
Wubben G. H..639 Pacific
Wylie Fannie M., 826 Howard
VateaM. II. Mrs.. 504 Powell
Yost 1!. Mrs., 54 Everett
Zabriskie Ada Mrs., 765 Howard
Looking Olannes, Mirrors,
etc.
[See also Picture Frames, etc.]
Cole N.P. A- Co., 224 Hush
Goodwin ^ Co., 322 l'me
GUMP S. ,t G., 117 Sansom ((see adv.
ilept. page Ixvii)
KOLLMVEK W. A., 640 Washington
I see adV, dept. page 23)
Mcquillan p.. .209 Leidesdortr, (see
adv. ill pt. page Ixni 1
NATHAN P.. A- C( 1., 540 Kearny (sec
adv. register of names i
NILE M. IX, 225 Kearny (see adv.
dept. page 26
Parkinson J. C. 437 Brannan
RosenbftHOI l'r. 11. & Co., 567 Market
Swain K. A. A- Co.. 200 Sansom
WHITNEY GEOKGE O. it CO., 37
Pine
Whittler, Fuller &, Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Lumber.
[See also Mills; also Carriage and
Wagon Stock. J
Adams, Blinn & Co., piers 17 and 18
Steuart
Blyth Henry & Son, SW cor Market
and Spear
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sarsom St., Full lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
768
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Bolingor W. A., 306 Pine
ByxbeeJohn F., 101 Howard
Casebolt J. 1). <fc Co., (carriage) 24
Beale
Columbia River Manufacturing Co.,
ill Washington
Cook 1. it A. jM., uier2H Steuart
Derby E. M.,226 Clay
Dingley Charles L., pier 19 Steuart
DolbetT & (.'arson, 34 Market
Ellsworth Timothy, SE cor Market
and East
Evans \V., (lies and posts) 8 Clay
FREEMAN B. H., (hardwood) 413
Mission (see adv. depi. page lii)
Germ n A. it Co., (ship knees, etc.) 18
Spear
Godelfroy & Sillem, 34 California
Qrennan A* Cranny, 39 Merchants'
Exchange .
Hanson, Ackerson & Co., pier 11 Steu
Hawley Jacob C, 128 Steuart
Hevwood it Harmon, pier 13 Steuart
HIGG1NS it COLLINS, foot Market
Hodgkin J. W. i\s Co., cor Fourth Ave-
nue and L, South S. F.
Holt Brothers, (carriage) 27 Beale
Hooke ,t Rutheriord, pier 18 steuart
Hooper C. A. it Co., cor Fourth and
Channel
Hooper F. P. & J. A., pier 3 Steuart
Jackson J. G., pier 2 .steuart
Kenttield John & Co., 10 Steuart
Knowland it Doe, SK cor Howard and
Spear
KNOWLES G. B„ SK cor Main and
Mission and .Main St. Wharf (see
adv. dcpt. page 38)
Luse H. H., 1 Howard
Macpr.erson & Wetherbee, 36 Market
Mastick S. L. & Co., pier 10 Steuart
MEEKER JAMKS it CO., (carriage)
SK cor California and Davis (see
adv. dept. pageliii)
Meigs it Gawley, pierl Steuart
Moore Bros., 109 California
Morrison George H., 1 Howard
Pacific Lumber Co., 419 California
Page & Cowell, KE cor Miss and Spear
Pattridge Hubert K., 128 Steuart and
121 .-spear
Perkins Samuel, SK enr How and Steu
POPKit TALBOT, 318 Cal and toot
Third (see adv. dept. page 33)
Prescott George W. <k Co., 39 Market
Preston & McICinnon, pier 5 Steuart
Racouillat L., 619 Fourth
Kay it Bro., 1U4 Mission
Redwood Lumber Association, 109 Cal
Ri nton. Smith it Co., pier 3 Steuart
Russ, Wood it Co., 34 Market
Simpson AsaM., SE cor Howard and
Steuart
Simpson Robert W., SK cor Howard
and Steuart
Smith Stephen S., Ill Market
Spring* r Jason, SK cor Spear and Miss
Straut it Hamilton, (hardwood) 111 Sac
Templeton Horace, 306 Pine
Tichenor II. B. ,t Co., 42 Market
Trinidad Mills Co., pier 3 Steuart
Union Lumlier Association, cor Beale
and Brj ant
WAIKRIIOISK & LESTER, (hard-
wood) 29 Battery (see adv. dept.
pagr xciii)
Welch &. Co., 109 California
Wesson Joseph VV., SE cor Spear and
Howard
Wetherbee C. H. & Co., 32 Market
Wigniore John, (hardwood) 120 Spear
Macaroni 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.]
Machinery,
ARTHUR J. D. & SON, SW cor Cal
and Davis
BONN FY O. JR., (woodworking) 221
Mission (see adv. dent, page 14)
Bowdish M. S.. SK cor Cal and Bat
Fish A. L., 220 Fremont
Huntington F. A., 18 Fremont
SEVERANCE A. J. <fc Co., 315 Cali-
fornia (See adv. dept. page 49)
Sotithworth A B., (mill) 35 Battery
Stem K. T., TEtna Iron Works
TRKADWKLL <fc CO., Market opp
Front (see adv. dept. page xcv)
Varney Thomas, 229 Fremont
Ware William, 231 Fremont
Machinists.
fSeealsoBlacksinitbs ; alsoFoundries.]
ANGF.LL, PALMER & CO., (Miners)
247 First, (see adv. dept. page xlvii)
ATWOOD & BOD\VKLL,211 Mission
(see adv. dept. pages 4 and 5)
Bien Joseph, 220 Battery
Bird George, 639 California
Booth H. J. & Co., (Union) NE cor
First and Mission
Caldwell William, 113 Beale
Cava Hi Andrea, 620 Commercial
Cl'RRIK F. I., 123 Beale
Deacon it Bulger, 120 Main
DOBUZENSK.Y MORRld, (Union)
(brass) 417 Mission
Dolet J. B. 415Dupont
Dudgeon Kneas, IS W cor Kighth and
Minna
Klliott B.,483 Brannan
Kareiot Charles O., 13 Fremont
Faulkner D. A., 225 Beale
Fenncll O. B.. 32 Fremont
Gallagher James J., ,Kxcelsior) 712
Sansom
Galli it Co., 504 Commercial
Garein it Perriam, 2-6 Howard
GAKRATT & Co., (brass) 138 Fremont
(see adv. dept. page 12)
GODDARD & CO., (Pacific) First and
Fremont (see adv. dept. page xiv)
Golden State Iron Works, (cooperative)
19-25 First
GRAC1KR & JOHNSON, SE cor Miss
and Beale (see adv. dept. page 9)
Greenberg & Co.,(Kagle.) (brass) 205
Fremont
HANSCOM & CO., (.Etna) SE cor Fre-
mont and Tehama (see adv. dept.
page 10)
HAWKINS & CANTRKLL/210 Beale
(see adv. dept. page xcv)
Heath E.,20 Fremont
HE>DY J., 32 Fremont (see adv. dept.
page 21)
Hicks J. L., (sewing machine) 47 Sec
Higgins W. B., (sewing machine) 242
l bird
HINCKLEY & CO., (Fulton) NE cor
Tehama and Fremont (see adv.
dept. page 16)
Hinz C. E., 42 Spear
Hooker William D., 112 Spear
HUNT EDWIN O., 116 Spear(see adv.
dept. page 6)
Huntington F. A., 18 Fremont
KALLKNBERG THEODORK, 32 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 35)
KITTREDGE JONATHAN, (Phoenix)
20 Fremont (see adv.dept. pagexvi)
Kuhling A. 493 Brannan
LEAV1TT C. H., (Pioneer) 225 Beale
(see adv. dept. page lxviii)
Lewis it Morrill, 28 Fremont
Llewellyn <fc Co., (Columbia) 135 Beale
Martin II. B. <fc Co., 13 Fremont
MCAFEE, SPIERS <t CO., 311 How
McKibbtn William, (Eureka) 317 How
MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MA-
CHINE WORKS, 249 First (see
adv. dept. page xlvii)
Moonev John H., W s Trinity nr Sutler
MOYMHAN & AITKEN, (Portland)
311 Miss
Nelson A- Doble, 15 Fremont
Nutting Calvin it Son, 417 Market
Payne John, (iron nut manufacturer)
109 Mission, rear
Palmer, Knox & Co., (Golden State)
19-25 First
PRACY GKORGK T., Ill Mission (see
adv. dept. page 39)
Quick John W., 203 Fremont
KISDON IRON AND LOCOMO-
TIVK WORKS CO., SW cor How-
ard and Beale (see adv. dept. p. 9)
Savage it Son, (Empire) 145 Beale and
294 Howard
Schintz J. H., (corkscrews) 10 Stev
Sefrin & Schober, 203 Fremont
SIMS JOHN R., S s Oregon nr Front
(see adv. dept. page 54)
Small Isaac II.. 7 Beale
SMITH ALFRKD J.. 220 Fremont
STKIGKK A BOLAND, (Occidental)
137 First (see adv. dept. page 22)
Stoddart David, 111 Beale
THOMPSON BROTHERS, (Eureka)
129 Beale (see adv. dept. p. XXXii)
Upstonc John. 38 Fremont
Vulcan Iron Woiks. 133 Fremont
WKKD & KINGWELL, (California)
(brass) 125 First (see adv. dept.
page 15)
Yates R. H., 413 Jackson
Machinists' Tools— Agents.
[See Hardware; also Machinery.]
TREADWrKLL,t CO..SW cor Market
and Fremont (see adv. dept. page
xcv)
Malt Manufacturers.
[See also Brewers.]
Andrews Thomas J., 436 Brannan
Scherr Ferdinand, (agent) 511 Sac
Schweitzer it Bro., I(jl2 Stockton
'1 Uglier Francis, E s Stockton bet Bay
and Francisco
Union Malt House, Brannan nr Kighth
Zweig Herman, (South Park; N s bran-
nan nr Sixth
Mantel ©rates — Manufactu-
rers.
[See also Marble ; also Machinists.etc]
Palmer, Knox & Co., 23 First
Manufac t ure rs— Eastern
Agents.
Barker J. L., 414 Market
Gerzabek O. V., 563 Market
Joseph Nathan & Co., 619 Washington
Newman John, 411 Washington
PILSiU'RY, WEBB & CO., NE cor
Front and Pine
Thannhauser & Co., 308 Sansom
Toby Curtis, 35 Merchants' Exchange
Map Mounters.
[See also Bookbinders.]
Walkup William D., 540 Clay
Maps, Etc.
Bancroft A. L. & Co.. 721 Market
BR1TTON & REY, SW cur Commer-
cial and Leidesdorff (see adv. reg-
ister of names page 766)
Holt it Warren, 520 Washington
ROMAN A. Ji CO., 11 Montgomery
Marble Yards,
Bianchi & Cuneo, 3 Powell
hrignardello it Bro., 5 Main
Campodonico <fc Stephen, 1130 Market
DANIEL JOHN & CO., 421 Pine (see
adv. dept. page 27)
Dempsey Jeremiah, 9 Taylor
Donavan D., 1007 .Market
Hennessv A., 511 O'Farrell
HKVKKIN MICHAEL. 422 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page 46)
Horgan Timothy, 818- Market
Kelly Patrick, 1226 .Mission
Larseneur it Sheerin, cor Bush and
Lyon
Leddv Bernard, 1007 Market
McGrath Edward, 948 Market
McGrath W.,807 Market
Musto Brothels, 126 Main
MYKRS LKON K. & CO., 930 Market
(see adv. opp. page)
Pacific Marble Manufacturing Co., 937
M arket
Paltenghi A., 1029 Market
Reilly C.,811 Market
Roche Charles, 20 Stevenson
Sharkey James F., 915 Market
Sullivan M., 1061 Market
Sweeney John, 773 4 .Market
Zeglio David, 807 Market
Markets.
[Sec also Butchers.]
California, Pine to California bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Clay Street, 512 Clav
Grand Central, Market nr Sixth
Italian Fish, SW cor San and Wash
Metropolitan, Market to Sutter bot
Montgomery and Sansom
New World, SE cor Clay and Lcid
New Clay Street, 518 Clav
Occidental, Market to Sutter betMont-
gomery and Sansom
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & GO* Importer. Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
LEON R. MYERS.
wm. ii. Mccormick.
mm
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MA1TTEX.S,
GRATES,
Monuments,
Headstones,
TOMBS, WASH-STAND, BUREAU ANU COUNTER TOPS,
Billiard Beds,
GRANITE FOR BUILDINGS,
Cnrblnffs, Street Crossings,
ROSENDALE CEMENT, ETC,
930 MARKET STREET,
Between Stockton and Powell Sts.
iM.'m 2Fmi\ATOi:sc?o,
768
0. J. KING. T. B. KIMBALL.
F. D. CODE sfe CO.
MANUFACTURERS 0¥
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P. D. CODE.
Pickles, Ketchup, Sauees, Vinegar,
Canned Fruits and Vegetables of Superior Quality.
TWO DIPLOMAS AWARDED BY THE HORTICULTURAL FAIR.
621 AND 623 FRONT STREET,
Between Jackson and Pacific,
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Orders from the interior by telegraph attended to in person at shortest notice.
Office, No. 7 Kearny Street, Rooms Nos. 3 and 4.
Address
L. DEXTEB LYFORD, San Francisco.
•769
VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. Smokers' Articles.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
769
Pacific Fruit, 532 Clay
San Francisco, 526-530 Clay
Union, S s How bet Third and Fourth
Washington, S s Washington betMout-
gomery and Sansom
Masonic Goods.
JOHNSON T. RODGERS, 325 Mont
(see adv. inside back cover)
NORCROSS it CO., 32 Kearny (see
adv. dept. page lxvi)
Match Manufacturers.
Jessup William H. & Co., (Eureka)
118 Front
NEWBAUER & CO., (Metropolitan)
107 San (see adv. dept. page lxxvi)
Pacific Match Co., cor Santa Clara
and Tennessee
8. F. Percussion Match Co., 408 Cal
Wersing H. H., S\V cor Fifteenth and
Mission
Mathematical, STautical, and
Philosophical Instrument
Makers.
[See also Instrument Depots; also Op-
ticians, etc.]
Ewing Charles G., Ill Montgomery
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO.,
317 Mont (see adv. front cover)
Luudberg William, 810 Montgomery
Osterloh Auolphe, 346 Fourth
Rahsskopff Charles, 416 Battery
Rau Louis, 608 Market
Roach John, 429 Montgomery
Sack John C, 203 Montgomery
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Mont (see
adv. dept. page lxxiv)
Tennent Thomas, 508 Battery
Mattress Makers.
[See also Beds and Bedding.]
Beal Samuel, 575 Mission
Cole N. P. & Co., 224 Bush
Eureka Hair Co, 308 Sansom
SCHAFER J. F. <fc H. H.. 312 Pine
(see adv. dept. page 26)
Medicines— Patent.
[See also Apothecaries, Drugs, etc.]
CRANE & BRIGHAM, SE cor Front
andClay (see adv. dept. pagelxxii)
Gros E., SE cor Green and Stockton
Langley Charles & Co., SW cor Bat-
tery and Clay
McBoyle A. & Co., 504 Washington
Painter & Calvert, SE cor Clay and
Kearnv and 27 Kearny
Redingtoif, Hostetter it Co,, 529 Mkt
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont
(see adv. reg. of names page 698)
Thiriot E., (lozenges) 204 Montgomery
Williams Homer, sK Brenham Place
Wright Alfred, 159 New Montgomery
Wright W. S. Mrs., 160 Tehama
Meerschaum Pipes.
SCHUMANN LOUIS, 341 Kearny(see
adv. dept. page lxxvi)
Son Bros., SE cor Sansom and Sac
Mercantile Agencies.
Bradstreet J. M. & Son. (J. R. Pickens
superintendent) 317 California
Dun R G. & Co.,(J.Lugsdin, agent) 320
California
Hope, McKillop & Co.,( J.Arthur Hope
manager) 317 California
Stevens, Clarke it Co., 116 Kearny
Merchants.
Adams Lawson S., 405 Front
Aldrich W. A., Lick House
Allen Benjamin, 236 Minna
Allen Lucas H., 202 California
Altenberg P. F., 528 Kearny
Alvord William, 422 California
Apple W., 204 Kearny
Arnold A. S., 116 Kearny
Bacon Henrv D., 305 Sansom
Badt M.,222 Sansom
Baldwin Alexander R., 216 Front
Banner 1'.. 408 Market
Barker Abner H., 434 California
Baux F. A., 411>2 California
Benchlev L. B., 3 Front
Bloch I.F.. 12 Hush
Block A., 115 Battery
Block Daniel, 26 Sansom
Bloomingdale Emanuel, 220 California
Blum Jacob, 220 California
Blum M., 220 California
Booth Newton, 405 Front
Booth William, 133 Sansom
Bowman C. C, 728 Montgomery
Brady Benjamin, 311 Commercial
Brand A.. 715 Sansom
Brown Philip, 410 Sacramento
Brownstein George <fe Bro.,219 Battery
Brownstone Isaac, 121 Sansom
Brunn I. R., 316 Sacramento
Buch J. S., 521 Front
Burton Charles H.,405 Front
Butler Patrick F.,28 Montgomery
Byrne John 31., 533 Kearny
Cahn L. M., 209 Sansom
Campbell William J., 428 California
Castle Michael, 213 Front
Chauncev it Co.. 306 California
Chester J. ,529 Market
Clark W. H., 109 California
Cohen Henrv, 18 Battery
Conn M., 117 Battery
Corbitt William, 108 California
Costa Lawrence, 308 Battery
Dannenberg Joseph, 24 Montgomery
Davidson Meyer, 416 Market
DeForest Joseph, 221 Clay
Deering C. J., 419 Clay
Deering J. H., 419 Clay
Degener E.. 109 California
Derby E. M.. 226 Clav
Dick S. W., 525 Front
Dohnnan it Co., 540 Kearny
Dolheguy B., 514 Battery
Erlanger* it Hess, 301 Front
Espv & Co., 92 California Market
Fay' Caleb T.. 428 California
Felsenthal Philip, 1 Sansom
Fisk J. B., SE cor Jack and Drumm
Fleishmann it Kaufman, 7 Battery
Fox H. A., 509 Sacramento
Frank Joseph, 6 Montgomery
Frankel L. B., 102 Battery
GallickH.. 25 Battery
Gattel P.., 315 California
Giffin O. F., 418 California
Glazier I. & Bro., 426 Montgomery
Glidden J. M., 218 California
Goldberg Israel, 210 Kearny
Goldstein Samuel, 115 Battery
Goldstone Charles, 109 Sansom
Goldstone Louis, SW cor Sacramento
and Battery
Goldstone Mitchell, 2 Battery
Goldtree Isaac, 25 Battery
Goldwater Michael, 106 Battery
Graves William H., 418 California
Greenwood William H., 412 Battery
Grinbaum M. S., 101 Battery
Gutte Isidore, 223 Battery
Haas Jacob, 216 California
Hatch A. D., 210 Pine
Hawley C. A., SE cor Battery and Cal
Hawley W. N. 108 Front
Hawxhurst Walter. 432 Montgomery
Havford, Himes it Co., 226 California
Hemenway 8., cor Sac and Davis
Herzo John, 321 Front
Herzog Michael T.. 212 Sansom
Hoehstadter E., 426 Montgomery
Honigsberger L., 209 Sansom
Hyman H. W„ 106 Battery
Isaacs R., 221 Sansom
Jacobs S., 19 Battery
Janson Charles J., NW cor Fremont
and Bryant
Joel A. M., 125 Sansom
Jones W. J., 604 Front
Kedon Martin, 319 Davis
Kohn Isaac. 302 California
Koppel Manuel, 13 Battery
Kraner Philip H., 405 Front
Kutner A. A Co., Ill Battery
Larco N., 430 Jackson
Lask L., 13 Battery
Lavcnberg A., 109 Battery
Lederer G. M., 12 Battery
LengfeldL., 119 Battery
Levensohn M.. 208 Davis
Lew N., 220 California
Lewin E. A Co., 211 Front
Lewis H., 227 Sansom
Lightner Isaac, 313 Sacramento
Lilienthal J. L.,223 California
Lindenberger T. E., 23 Sansom
Lipman Solomon, 109 Battery
Livermore & Chester. 529 Market
Lord & Peters. 304 Battery
MacDermot Charles F.,16 Merchants'
Exchange
Manheim D., 221 Sansom
Mather Joseph w., 308 Sansom
McAran p., NBcor Market and Mont
McCollam Thomas W.,2-4 Sacramento
Meagher P.. 238 Montgomery
Meblas C. F., 421 Battery
Mendeteon Pros.. 31m Sacramento
Mendheim Herman, 631 Clay
Men. Hi mi U.,63l Clay
Merrill A.D., .NWcor Sac and Davis
Merritt Samuel, 3*20 California
Mever B., 123 Sansom
Meyer William .t Co., ins Sansom
Michelssen Edward. 421 Battery
Milliken Bros., 40fi Front
Moron Benjamin, SE cor Clay and
Sansom
Neuborger Isaac, 109 Battery
Newbauer Joseph. 107 Sansom
Osgood William H.. 214 California
Owens Benjamin W.. 409 Front
owens p. .v., 113 Leldesdorfl
Paddock Nathan C.,606 Front
Perkins G. C, 321 Front
Perkins W. 1... 423 Clay
Perrv Restcome, 6 Montgomery
Hand A. C, 315 Davis
Begensberger J., 7 Sansom
Bernstein Marcos, 209 Sansom
Reinstein S., Jiw Sansom
Roberts M. H.,633 Front
Robinson Alfred, 523 Montgomery
Bousset Paul, 612 Commercial
Sachs s. Jr., 27 Battery
Schwabacher Abram, 12 Bash
Seholle Brothers, 5 Battery
Scranton C. E., 318 Front
Silverberg S., 207 Battery
Simon S. I.. 17 Battery
Sisson, Wallace it Co., 226 California
Sneath Richard G., 416 Front
Sneii George w., 215 California
Steiner Samuel, 312 Sacramento
Stow Joseph W., 304 Pine
Suvdam J. N, 405 Front
Swain William P.., 302 Montgomery
Tains Sampson, 214 California
Tilden H. ST., 221 Clay
Trobock Nicholas, 313 Washington
Unger Adolph, 312 Sacramento
Von Der Meden F. E., 316 Front
Walter Ferdinand. 32 Sansom
Warschauer Abraham, 632 Market
Weld. Christopher C. 405 Front
Weil & Co., SW cor Front and Sac
Merchants— Commission.
[♦Importers.]
♦Agard, Foulkes & Co., 412 Front
Anderson C. D.. 403 Davis
♦Auger, Christiansen it Co., 409 Bat
Babcock .t Sutton, 315 Dims
♦BALFMfK, GUTHRIE it CO., 308
San (see adv. dept. page lxxxiii)
Ballard it Hall, 106 Davis
♦BANDMANN, NIELSEN it CO.. 210
Front (see adv. dept. page xxiv)
Barron it Co.. NW cor Cal and San
Basse Thomas, 331 Montgomery
Bassett Joseph, 221 Clay
•Behrens James, 122 California
♦Belloc Freres. 524 .Montgomery
Bennett Robert H. it Co., 310 Davis
Billings it Oberman, 210 Drumm
Blackwood William, SW cor Califor-
nia and Davis
Blochman & Cerf. 21 Battery
Blumberg.l. F.,331 Montgomery
BOGART i). 11., 206 Davis
Booth Adam it Co., 326 Davis
Bovee William 11.. 328 Montgomery
Brady Benjamin, 311 Commercial
Brag.' George F. .t Co., 116 Front
Brav Brothers, 226 Clav
Breeze it Loughran. SW cor Wash-
ington and Davis
Brigbani A Balch, SE cor Front and
Washington
Brocas ,t Perkins, 310 Washington
Brodriek R.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Brooks M.. 119 Clay
Brown <fc Peabodv, 569 Market
Brown C. M., BW cor Spear and Har
Brvant & Cook, 306 Davis
Billiard J. H., 228 Clay
Buniap.lohn. 425 Davis
Campbell W. J.. 428 California
Camroux, Biadley <fc Co., 318 Front
Cathcrwood E. C, 434 California
Chamberlin Romeo M..t Co., 304 Davis
Chase it Bowley, 9 Merchants' Exch
Chassagne & Denaveaux, 602 Front
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Full Assortment of Pipes and Stems.
49
Visit W ATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance
770
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Channcey A Co., 396 California
Christy A Wise, 607 Front
Claj ton C. & Co., N Ecor Front A Clay
Clements O., 818 Front
Clifford George, 200 California.
Coi>i) Henry A. Jr, & Co., 219 Sansom
Coghlll, Lyons & Co., 315 Front
Coghill A Harrison, 818 Front
Cc.im, Martin & Co., 315 Clay
Collie, Stewart A Co., NE cor Califor-
nia and Davis
Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, 219 Front
*Cox .1. W., 408 Battery
♦Cross A Co., 3lli California
Cummlngs II. K. & Co., 418 Davis
Cummings W. B. A Co., 124 California
CTJ M M 1 Mis W. II., 337 Pine (see adv.
dent, page 31)
Currier .J. C, lOii California
Dalton & Cray, 406 Davis
Dak in A Libbey, SW cor Clay and
Drumm
Dale R., 302 California
Dart l'utnani C, 313 California
Davidson A Co., 33H Montgomery
Davis 8. H., SE cor Clay and Drumm
•DeFremery James A Co., 710 Sansom
DeSabla Eugene, 304 Davis
Dellepiane A Co., 424 Battery
Di martini A. & Co., 510 Sansom
♦Dibblee Albert, 3s California
♦Dickson, De Wolf* Co., 410 Battery
Dillon & West, 413 Davis
*Doiheguy B.,514 Battery
Drake & Emerson, 312 Washington
* I inisenberg Charles & Co., 314 Sac
Dumont Victor, SW cor Jack and San
Dutard Hypolite,217 Clay
Eakins Peter A., 230 Kearny
Earl D. W., 226 California
Earnest J. T., 404 Front
Ellerhorst H. D. A Co., 117 Drumm
♦Ellis & Curtis, 40 California
Ellsworth A. M„ 810 Folsom
Em eric Joseph, SW cor Jack and San
EVERETT A. P., 405 Front
♦FALKNER, BELL A CO., 430 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page lvl)
Feder Louis, 18 Hattery
♦Feuerstein R. & Co.. 215 Front
Feusier Henry, 221 Clay
Feusier Louis, 221 Clay
Fisk Uoval, 402 Front
Fisk & SUcer, 508 Washington
FLINT B. P. A CO., SW cor Battery
and Greenwich
►FLINT, PEABODY A CO., 408 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page lxv)
Foonnan S., 728 Montgomery
•Forbes Brothers A Co., 308 California
Forsaitb. Tyler A Shaw, 325 Front
Foster William II., 210 Battery
'Freeman, Smith A Co.. 110 California
Friedlander I., 300 California
Garrett Jacob L., 220 Front
Gaxiola A Andrade, 430 Jackson
♦GBIRAUDELLl D., 415 Jackson (see
adv. dept, page 19)
♦Oildemeister, Muecke A Co., 109 Cal
Gilleran P.& Bro., 212 Drumm
Ginocchio G., 421 Battery
Giorgiani A., 421 Washington
Glidden John M., 218 California
Goldman J.. 306 Montgomery
Gorham Charles E., SE cor Front and
Bine
Goyeneche T. B., 202 California
Green Adam T., 3 Front
Green & Markley, 202 Davis
Greene baum A Co., 115 Bush
Greenebaum Sigmund, 21 Battery
Greenhood Maurice. 302 Sansom
Griffith A Ellis, 500 Sansom
Gruenberg M., 422 Sacramento
Ham I. II., 324 Davis
Harrnld James, 525 Front
Haseltine A. A., 423 Davis
Haseltine William A Co., 609 Sac
Hatch T. II. A Co., 320 Front
Haycock James F., SW cor Front and
Broadway
♦Hellmann Brothers & Co., SW cor
Front and Jackson
Herrick Sanford E., 126 Clay
Heywood A Hendley, 224 Clav
Hitchcock, Shaw A Co., 310 Davis
*Hixson Jasper M., 322 Davis
Hoi combe 8. E., 507 Monlgomery
Boldemess S. M.. 402 Front
Hooper William B. A Co., 304 Cal
Howe A Hall, 410 Davis
Howe George L. A Co., 219 Clay
HOWES GEORGE A CO., 302 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xv)
Howes John, 504 Sansom
Hubbell Clark P., 318 Front
Hughes George, 315 Washington
-Hughes Henry, 645 Market
Hunt C. A. A Co., 309 Davis
IIvdclitlM. .1,216 Davis
Ik'en Frederick, SW cor Front and Jack
Irvine, Barker A Co., 226 Front
Jackson C.,405 Front
Jackson T. W., 416S Sacramento
Johnston A Nickerson,206 Washington
Jones S. L. A Co., 209 California
Jones A Co., 712 Market
Joost Herman, 410 Clay
Kennedy James 8., 40s California
Kessing John F., 122 Clay
Kinney Brothers, 120 Clay
♦Kittle A Co., 200 Front
♦Kuapp A Grant, 111 Washington
KOOPMANsCHAP A CO., 109 Cal
(see adv. dept. page xcix)
Koshland Brothers, 19 Sansom
♦Kramer F. G. A Co., 214 California
Kramer Z., 222 Battery
L'HoteH. C, 119 Clay
Ladd W. Frank, 36 U. S. Court Bldg
Lambert, Palmer A Co., 3 Spear and
39 Market
Lamson A Chamberlin, 539 California
Lane Peter, 18 Clay
♦Larco Nicholas, 430 Jackson
Larzalere W. B., 219 Washington
Lengfeld Louis, 119 Battery
LEVERIDGE.WADHAMS A CO.,318
Front
Levy S. A Co., 320 Washington
Levy Samuel W., 21 Battery
Lewis Henry L.,2i>9 Sacramento
Linnstrom B. B., 508 Battery
Lipman S., 109 Battery
Littlefleld, Webb A Co., 316 Wash
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants' Exch
Lord A Peters, 304 Battery
Loucks ()., 126 Clay
♦LOW C. ADOLPBE A CO., 208 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page 20)
Lumsden S. 26 Fourth
♦Lund Henry, 214 California
♦Lusk A. A Co., Pacific Fruit Market
Lynch J. A., 619 Montgomery
Lvndc A Bough, 418 Davis
Lyons L., 106 Sansom
♦MACFARLANE, BLAIR & CO., 302
California
♦MACONDRAY A CO., 206 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xx)
Mahnz Hugo, 304 Battery
Makin A Bubback, 316 California
Marcus George A Co., N W cor Sacra-
mento and Davis
Marks Joseph, 604 California
Marshall A Haight,208 Clay
Martinon Augusto, 614 Merchant
Matthews E. G. A Co., 208 Davis
Matthews J. M., 316 Davis
McAleer Andrew A Co., SE cor Clay
and Davis
McCaun M. A Co., 818 Battery
McColl William, HE cor Davis and
Market
McCune James N., 117 Clay
McDonald D. L., 415 Montgomery
McBenrv S. A Co., 427 Front
Mcllugh John, 206 Clay
Mcllwain J. A Co., 204 Washington
McKee John, 112 Clay
McKenna A Greany, W s Drumm bet
Clay and Washington
McNear A Bro., 302 Davis
McPhun William Sen., 65 Shipley
♦Mebius C. F., 421 Battery
♦Meiuecke Cliarles, 314 Sacramento
♦Mel John A Sons, 36 California
Merithew J. C, 315 Davis
♦MERRILL J. C. A CO., 206 California
(see adv. dept. page xxiii)
♦Meyer T. Lemmeii, SW cor Front
and Jackson
Micholssen Edward, 421 Battery
Middleton John A Son, 310 Mont
Miller A Co., 10 Davis
♦M itchier G., 213 Clay
Molloy John, 54 Clay
Moody A Farish, 210 Davis
♦Moore Brothers, 109 California
Moore A Co., NE cor Cal and Davis
Moore lsidor C, 109 California
Moore N., 412 Market
Moritz Mark, 446 California
Moron Meller, SE cor Clay and San
Morison, Middleton A Co., 322 Wash
Moulton A Co., 204 Clay
Mugan A Moran,57 Clay
Newell Thomas, 124 Clay
♦NEWIIALL B.M.A CO., 313 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page lix)
Newimrk Joseph I'.. 425 Sacramento
•NICHOLS A. C. A CO., 417 Battery
O'Connor John, 110 Clay
Onesti A Biagi. 501 Sansom
Osterloh II. , 117 Drumm
Rallies Alexander, 818 Davis
♦Parrot! A Co., 426 California
1'arrott John, 528 Sacramento
Pendergast A Stone, 206 Clay
Perkins E. S., 30* California
Perkins, Flint A Co , SW cor Battery
and Greenwich
Pfister A. A Co., Ill Clay
Pickett William, 318 Front
Pierce B. A W.. 728 Montgomery
Pierce Nelson, 108 California
Pinet John, 506 Jackson
♦Pioche A Bayerque. SE cor Mont-
gomery and Jackson
♦PLATT A NEWTON, SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Front, (see adv. dept.
page xxiii)
Poulterer T. J., 325 California
Presho A Bro., 109 Clav
Pritchard M. G., 414 California
Raimond R. E., 228 Front
Raymond A Co., 119 Clay
Reed Bcnry R., 321 Washington
Reynolds A Murray, 202 Clay and 302
Davis
Reynolds & Ford, 313 Davis
Richards Orlando S., NE cor Front
and Clav
RilevB. F.," 533 Clay
Roberts M. R.,633 Front
♦Rodgere, Meyer A Co., 212 Battery
Rose J. II., 606 Montgomery
♦Ross, Dempster A Co.. 105 California
Rouse A Laws, 320 Davis
Rvan James I)., 221 Clav
Ryan L. A Co., 537 California
Ryan A Waterman, HI Clay
Salinger Julius, 312 Sacramento
Sehec lino G.,210 Pine
♦Selileiden William. 504 Battery
Schoile Brothers, 3 Battery
Scotehler A Gibbs, 318 Front
Selleck Joseph E., 119 Clav
♦Severance B. W. A Co., 405 Front
Sherwood. Bulkley A Co., 406 Sac
Smith Walter R., 412 Sansom
Soria & Co., 315 California
Spear Edward s. A Co.. 5:J6 California
Sperrv A Co., 210 Davis
♦SPEYER MORRIS A CO., 13 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Sroufe, Sweeney A Co., 406 Front
Starr A Little, 312 Washington
Stetson A Volkman, 319 Washington
Stevens, Elisha A Co., 204 Clay
♦Stevens, Baker A Co., N W cor Sacra-
mento and Davis
Stewart A Buckley, 517 Sansom
Stewart George W. A Co., 106 Davis
Stoddard S. B. A Son, 405 Front
♦Stoddart David, lUBeale
SWAIN R. B. A CO., 314 California
Taafl'e G. O'llara, 320 California
Tarpey M. A Co., 212 Clay
Taylor C. L. A Co., 34 California
Taylor F. B.A Co.. 113 Front
Terry J T. A Co., 309 Pine
Thannhauser A Co., 308 Sansom
TO i DA. B.. 200 Davis
Trobock Nicholas, 313 Washington
Trubenbach B. E., 302 Davis
Van Duzcr, Woods A Co., 502 Mer-
chant
Van Praag H. A. A Co., 304 Sansom
VAN SCBAACK C. P. & CO., 712
Kearny
♦Viclur Edward, SW cor Front and
Jackson
Von Der Meden F. E., 316 Front
Wadsworth William R. A Son, 109 Cal
Wassermana A. A Co., 310 Sansom
Watson James, 8 Clay
WELCH A CO., 109 California (see
adv. dept. page c)
Wevl A., 519 Sacramento
Whitney A Co., 410 Front
Whitney J. R. A Co., 405 Front
Wieland Brothers, 507 Front
♦WILLIAMS, BLANCBARD A CO.,
218 Cal (sec adv. dept. page xxii)
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
771
Wilson C. C. A Co.,:SE cor Clav and
Davis
(Vitham William L., SW cor Clay aud
Davis
Wittlamt A Garrett, 507 Sansom
Wolf .1. W. .V' Co., 221 Davis
VTooster A Shattuck, 317 Front
Eiegenbeln John A Co., 201 Davis
'Ziel, BeTthean A Co., 122 California
Merchants-Commission Pro-
duce.
ISee also Fruit: also Provisions; also
Produce, Vegetables.]
Allison D. E. A Co., 309 Washington
Bfcbcock A Sutton, SIS Davis
Baker Louis F.. 402 Davis
Ballard A Hall. N E cor Gal and Davis
B LsSE 1 T C. F. A Co., 208 Washington
Bassett Joseph, 221 Clay
Beach. Monteith A Co,, 120 Clay
Bennett Kohert H. A Co.. 310 Davis
Billings A Oberman, 210 Drumm
Bogart John M. A Co., 206 Davis
Booth Adam A Co., 826 Davis
Brav Brothers, 226 Clay-
Breeze A Loughran, 9W cor Washing-
ton and Davis
Brigham A Balch, SE cor Front and
Washington
Brocas A Perkins, 310 Washington
Bryant .V- Cook, 306 Davis
Billiard J. H.. 228 Clay
BuUetti <t Selna, Pacific Fruit Market
Burnap John, 425 Davis
Campbell J. W. H., cor Front and
Green
Chamberlin Romeo M. A Co.,304 Davis
Christv A Wise, 607 Front
Clayton C. A Co., >*E cor Front aud
Clay
Cohn. Martin A Co., 318 Clay
Collins. Wheaton A Luhrs, 219 Front
I Conrad D., N W cot Front and Wash
iCummings H. K. A Co., 415 Davis
'Dailv A.. 209 Davis
Dakin A Libbey, SW cor Clay and
Drumm
Dalton A Gray, 406 Davis
.DeSabla E..WH Davis
Dellepiane A Co.. 424 Battery
■DILLON & WEST. 413 Davis
Drake .v. Emerson. 312 Washington
Duff A Co.. 316 Davis
Dutard Hvpoiite. 217 Clay
•Ellerhorst H. D. A Co.. 117 Drumm
Everding J. A Co., 48 Clay
' Fassett. .McCaullev A Co., 220 Clay
Feusier Henry, 221 Clay
Forsaith, Tvler A Shaw. 325 Front
I Franklin 11." B. A Co.. 205 Washington
i Galli A. A Co., 508 Sansom
i Gilleran P. A Brother, 212 Drumm
Giorgiani A.. 421 Washington
I Green A Marklev, 204 Davis
i Griffith. Ellis A Bernhard, 500 San
Ham I. H..V Co., 324 Davis
[ Hatch T. H. A Co., 3-20 Front
i Herriek Sanford E.. 126 Clay
Heywood A Hendly, 224 Clay
Higgins .v Co., 323 Washington
| Hill, Lloyd A Miller, 202 Washington
I Hitchcock, Shaw A Co., 310 Davis
Hlxson Jasper M.. 322 Davis
Howe A Hall, 410 Davis
■ Howes John. 504 Sansom
I Hughes George, 315 Washington
, Hunt C. A. A Co., 309 Davis
Huston George A Co., 425 Clay
HvdeliffM. J.. 216 Davis
Ivancocich J. A Co., 407 Davis
Johnston. >'ickerson A Veasy, 206
Washington
Joost Herman. 410 Clay
Kessing John F., 122 Clay
i Kiunev Brothers. 120 Clay
I Knapp* A Arant, 111 Washington
| Knapp A Meacham, E s Mission nr
Twenty-fourth
! Lambert. Palmer A Co.. 39 Market
and 3 Spear
Lankershim I., (grain) 5 Battery
' Larzelere W. B.. 219 Washington
, Lemoine, Gambert A Co., 15Saniran-
cisco Market
. Lew S. A Co.. 320 Washington
Lewis Henrv L..209 Sacramento
Link-field. Webb A Co., 318 « ash
Loucks Orlando, 126 Clay
Loewenhavn Henry .Pacific Fruit Mkt
Lowry A Wightman, SE cor Clay and
Davis
Lnsk A. A Co., Pacific Fruit Market
Lynde A Hough, 416 Davis
Marshall A HaigM. 208 Clay
Matthews E. G. A Co.. 20« Davis
Matthews John M., 316 Davis
McAleer Andrew a Co., SE cor Clay
an 1 Davis
McCaffrey A O'Neill, 104 Clay
McColl William. NE cor Davis and
Market
MeCune James X., 117 Clav
McGrane H.. 116 Clay
Mcllenrv s. A Co., 427 Front
Mcllugh John. 206 Clay
McKee John. 112 Clay
McKenna A Greany, W s Drumm bet
Clay and Washington
McNear A Brother, 302 Davis
Mead. Foster A Wool, v. 225 Wash
MiesegaesO. 11., Ill Clay
Miller.I. F., SF.cor Claj- and Sansom
Miller A Co., 10 Davis
Mitchler G.,213 Clay
MOLLOY JOHN, 54 Clay
Moultou A Co., 204 Clay
Mugan A Moran,57 Clay
Murphy A Conners, 502 Sansom
Newell Thomas, 124 Clay
Nichols B. s.. 123 Clav '
O'Connor John, 110 Clay
Oiies-i A Biagl. 501 Sansom
Page Bros., 321 Front
Bailies Alexander, 3W Davis
Palmer A Flint. 124 Clav
Pendergast A Stone, 206 Clav
Poster .v- Co., Ill Clav
Precbt A Eggers. Pacific Fruit Market
Presho A Bro., 109 Clav
Ravmond A Co.. 121 Clav
Reynolds A Ford, 315 Davis
Reynolds A Murray, 202 Clay and 303
' Davis
Robison D. N*. A Son, 217 Wash
Bouse A Laws, 320 Davis
Ryan J. D.,221 Clav
Rvan A Waterman, 111 Clay
Selleck Joseph E., 121 Clay
Sicotte A Poor, 122 Clay
Smitli C. H. A Co., 49 Clay
Sperrv A Co., 210 Davis
Sioufe, Sweeney A Co., 400 Front
Starr A Little. 312 Washington
Stetson A Yolkman, 319 Washington
Stevens Elisha A Co.. 204 Clay
Stewart A Bucklev, 517 Sansom
Stewart George W. A Co., 106 Davis
TarpevM. A Co.. 212 Clay
Taylor William H„ 4"4 Davis
Te'itmann A. C, 117 Drumm
TODD A. 11.. 200 Davis (see adv. dept.
page xlv)
Trubenbach Henrv E., 302 Davis
Yan Duzer, Woods A Co., 502 Merch
Yon Bonn A Hencke Bros., SE cor
Commercial and Sansom, and 43
Washington Market
Watkins Henrv. 219 Commercial
Wieland Bros., 507 Front
Wilson C. C. A Co., >"E cor Clay and
Davis „, , .
Witham William L., SW cor Clay and
Davis
Wittland A Garrett, 507 Sansom
Wolf J. W. A Co.. 221 Davis
Wooster A Shattuck, 317 Front
Zeigenbein John A Co.. 201 Davis
Merchants— Chinese.
\ngh Kee A Co., 738 Sacramento
Chang Wa Sang,943 Dupont
Che Wo. 723 Jackson
Cheong Hop, 626 Jackson
Chin Lee A Co.. 324 Kearny
Choy Cheong. 724 Dupont
Chang Kee A Co., 841 Dupont
ChvLungA Co., 640 Sacramento
Fook Yuen A Co., 711 Dupont
Hang Ferlow ,V. Co., 713 Dupont
He Sang Tone ,t Co.. 650 Jackson
He Yek, 713 Jackson
He Wan. 735 Sacramento
Hing Kee, 716 Commercial
Hip Wo A Co., 806 Sacramento
H>ng Wo, 741 Sacramento
Hong Yuen A Co.. "31 Commercial
Hop Kee A Co., 705 Dupont
Hop Wo A C>., 736 Commercial
Hor Quong, 810 Sacramento
Kee Song long, 742 Sacramento
Kong Smg ,t Kee, 1 1 Jaek>oii
Kong Yuen A Co., 72s Commercial
Kwong Chong Wing A Co.. i33 Com
Kwong Chong Kee A Co., 724 Com
Kwong Fong Tai A Co.. 714 Sac
Kwong Hang A Co., 708 Sacramento
Kwong On Cheong A Pon J II
Kwong Sane Hal A Co., 838 Dupont
Lin Man. 806 Dupont
Lun Chong A Co ., 745 Sacramento
Lun sing A Co., 106 Sacramento
Lun Ty A Co.. 7b> Dupont
Lun WO A Co., 716 Sacramento
Lung Kee, 739 Commercial
Man Lee i Co.. 709 Dupont
Man Lung A Co.. 711 Sacramento
Man On Tong, 9 W cor Dap and Jack
Man Wo A Co., 633 Jackson
Mon Kee. 711 Jackson
Ong Wo. 625 Jackson
Quong Chi Tong, 708 Jackson
Quong Chung Lang A Co., 719 Sac
Quong Tuck, 640 Jackson
Quong Yee On a: Co., Olfl Dupont
Quong Ting Kee a: Co., 71s com
Sam Kee, 723 Sacramento
Sang Lung A Co., 826 Dupont
See Chong, 7H'1 Jackson
Sec Chung, 740 Sacramento
See Kee. sin Sacramento
See Kee A ro.,810 Sacramento
Shaj Woo. 7:0 Jackson
Sing Kre. 7:« Sacramento
sing Vik. 722 Jackson
Sue Woo .v Co., ! 41 Dupont
sun Chong Wo A Co., 710 Sacramento
Tin Youk A Co., 740 Sacramento
Tong Chong Lung A Co., 735 Com
Tong Tie A Co., 728 Sacramento and
822 Dupont
Tong Wo & Co., 722 Sacramento
TongYoong A Co.: 736 Sacramento
Tuck Chong >v Co.. 789 Sacramento
Tuck Chong Lung .v Co., 627 Dupont
Tuck On Yuen, 7.7 Sacramento
Tuck Wo, 635 Jackson
Tung Chong A Co.. 743 Sacramento
TnngFoo A Co., 720 Sacramento
Tung 'lie A Co., *>■• Dupont
Toy Wing A Co., 'His Dupont
Wall Ting Lung. «24 Dupont
Wau Ytine Lung K.e. 739 Com
Wing Chung lie A Co.. 627 Jackson
Wing Fung A Co. ,745 Sacramento
Wing Wo Sang A Co. 720 Sacramento
Wing Tune A Co., 813 Dupont
Wo Hing Chong A Co., 729 Com
Wo Kee A Co., 939 Dupont
Wong Wo Lung Co., 7»7 Dupont
Tee Chv Lang A Co., 810 Dupont
Yin Sing* Co., 734 Sacramento
Yot Hop A Co., 823 Dupont
Young Wo Tong A Co.. 733 Com
Yu Wo A Co., 717 Dupont
To Yuen (hing Kee .v. Co., 730 Sac
Yun Kee, 711 Sacramento
Merchants— Shipping «fc For-
warding.
[See Shipping and Forwarding.]
Metal Dealers.
[See Hardware; also Iron A Steel]
Metnl Spinners.
BOESCI1 F.M1L. 1011 Kearny (see
adv. dept page lxxvi
Schoencr Frederick. 10 Stevenson
Metallic Sluns-Manufactur-
Hopps A Sons, 8 W Sanson
Joiner John J . 118 Kearny
PATTERSOH WILLIAM. SE cor
Cal and Kearny (see adv. dept.
page 1\ lil
TRIWOIUIIY F. M.. 318 Front (see
adv. dept. page xlil)
Metallurgical Furnaces'.
Roach A FonnhaiK sw cor Montgo-
mery and Sacramento
Stetefeldt Furnace Co.. B. J. Burns
agent, lll'n California
Metallurgical Works.
[See also Assayers.]
Crane A Cording, (copper) Hunter's
Point _ „ , __ .
Eureka Smelting and Refining W orks.
Twelfth bet Howard and lolsom
Hanks H. G., 648 Clay v
Kimball s. P., 14 Merchants Exch
Kill LEOPOLD. 611 Commercial (see
adv. dept. page liii)
!
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sarsom St., Pull lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
WATKINS* YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
772
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
O
Mosheimer Joseph, 507 Montgomery
Pacific Gold and Silver Refinery, 334
Montgomery
REYNOLDS JOHN, San Bruno Koad
(see adv. ilepi. page xc\iii)
BIOTTE <fc LUCKHARD1', 21 First
(eee adv. dept page 39)
San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works, office 416 Montgomery
SELBY THOMAS H. <fe CO., (lead)
N\V cor Bead) and Hyde
Taylor Robert & Co., W s Bitch nr
Towusend
Mid wives.
Abadie Mary Mme., 826 Jackson
Bansch M. Mrs., 757 Mission
Baruch P. Mrs., 252 Minna
Bayley P. Mrs., 163 Tehama
Chateau M. A. Mrs., 15 Stockton
Gallagher \V. Mrs.. 6 Leroy Place
Giraud Adelaide, 525 Green
Huin Francois Mrs., 639 Broadway
Hund Catherine, (widow) 110 Berry
Jaeger Antoinette, 1055 Howard
Johnston A. Mrs., 1036 Folsom
Labohm M. Mrs., 416 Clementina
Levy H. Mrs., 32 Geary
McKeown Elizabeth Mrs., 11 Oak Av
Metz Julia Mrs., 761 Mission
Meyer Margaret, (widow) 759 Mission
Muller L. Mrs., 307 Mason
Proschold C. Mrs., 113 Third
Roberts James Mrs., 251 Clara
Schaeffer Charlotte Mrs., 934 Kearny
Seblieht Elizabeth, 614 Jones
Schmidt Mary Mrs., 2 Central Place
Silverstein Esther, 319 Tehama
Rommerlard Sophia, (widow) 52 Clem
1 nomas Mary Mrs., 712 Valleio
Weber F. Mrs., 518 Filbert
Wolfe Mrs., 128 Dora
Military and Kegalia Goods.
EXGLANDER WILLIAM, 751 Mkt
JOHNSON T. RODGER8, 325 Mont-
gomery (see adv. inside backcoyer)
NOKCROSS & CO., 4 Post (see adv.
dept. page lxvi)
Herron J.. Point Lobos Road nr Boise
Horner W ., Shotwell nr Fifteenth
Jenkins B. P., Greenwich nr Pierce
Johnson Eben, cor Scott and Lombard
Jury ife Co., Gunnison nr Twenty-
Fifth
Keating & Mitchell, nr Ocean House
Kelly \V., cor Broderiek and Tyler
Kennedy T., North Point nr Devisa-
dero
Kenney M., Point Lobos Road nr
Boise
Kennison A. H., 152 Tehama
Kerrison R. E., Serpentine Avenue nr
Harrison
Klevesahl H., cor Guerrero and Twen-
ty-eighth
Knight E. H., cor Fillmore and Steiner
Lange William, cor Post and Brod-
eriek
Linehan John, Central Road nr Gold-
en Gate Park
Lohman Jacob, 925 Market
Lustenberg H., California Avenue nr
Twenty-ninth
Magee Peter, San Jose Road nr St.
Mary's College
Marshall <fc Mendenca, White nr
Green
McCarty B., Webster nr Clay
McDermott M., Clipper nr Douglass
McGlone James, S s Fell nr Scott
McGovern John, N s Lombard nr Polk
McLaughlin J. L., Chenery nr Randall
McVey H., cor Laguna and McAllister
Mead W. L., Central Road nr Giant
Powder Mills
Miller Louis, S s Greenwich nr Scott
Miller tt Kellv, San Bruno Road
MILLS & EVANS, NW cor Fulton
and Gough
Moran <fc Thurber, 1505 Folsom
Murray George ST., Old San Jose Road
bet Thirtieth and Day
Parson E., Railroad Avenue nr Thirty-
fourth, South S. F.
Quinlan M., Silver Avenue bet San
Bruno and San Jose Roads
Raymond A., cor Arkansas and Napa
PAsyUALE B.. 644 Washington (see | Ready John, cor Greenw 'band Steiner
Reddy M., Fillmore nr Greenwich
Richardson & Brother, NE cor Dolores
adv. dept. page lxxv)
Milk Healers.
Albright Andrew, San Bruno Road
Bareilles Thomas, cor Octavia and
Lombard
Berry Edward, San Bruno Road nr
Tollgate
Bowman W. F., 439 Hayes
Call W. W., 248 San Bruno Road
Carpenter D., S s Filbert nr Octavia
Carrick J. R., 195 Stevenson
Ciaussen John, 1106 Howard
Coleman M., E s Diamond nr Seven-
teenth
Collins J. W., 449 Tehama
Collins Timothy, Twenty-seventh nr
Old San Jose Road "
Conahan C, San Jose Road nr Five
.Mile House
Cook M. M.. SE cor Bush and Pierce
Cosgrove James, North Point nr De-
visadero
Davidson A., 421 Natoma •
Davidson N., cor Pennsylvania Ave-
nue and Sierra
Doherty B., cor Columbia Avenue and
lwenty-eiglith
Eldndge James, Greenwich nr Scott
-,l;r, L,°,U1S- San Jo8e K°ad nr Six
Mile House
Flynn P., N s Moulton nr Webster
* ranke & Bro., Sixteenth Avenue nr I
Goetjen H. S., SW cor Steuart and Fol
Grady John, Sanchez nr Sixteenth
Griffin M., W s Kansas nr Twenty
second
Haines R., W a Alabama nr Twentv-
tourth *
Haley William, Webster nr Filbert
Hall E., Greenwich nr Scott
Baney A- Innis, cor Fillmore and
Green
Harryman C„ cor Union and Bdwy
Hatinan G. W., Ns Union nr Franklin
Hawes C. M., cor Napa and Connec-
ticut
Heagan B., cor Pierce and Filbert
Heaiy B., shotwell nr Twenty-seventh
Heath Patrick, Berual Hights nr San
Jose Road
Heeny D., N s Lombard nr Fillmore
and Nineteenth
Rick Jacob, Old San Jose Road
Riley B., silver Avenue
Riley Owen, Old San Jose Road nr
Four Mile House
Roberts John, San Bruno Road
Roy & Taplan, San Bruno Road, 3M
miles from City Hall
Ruhland Bros., Central Road nr Cen-
tral Park
Scerri & Rossa, cor Douglas and Sev-
enteenth
Schaffer John, Ocean House Road nr
Toll Gate
Scbwerui Henry, East end Visitacion
Yattey
Shepslon John A., Old San Jose Road
nr Twenty-sixth
Sherry John, Church nr Twenty-sixth
Shiner Henry, San Bruno Road
Siinonds Nathan, X s Twenty-fourth
bet Nebraska and Vermont
Simonds Willis S., 18 Tyler
Slocumb W.. E s Illinois nr Napa
Smith John, Guerrero nr Twi
eighth
Stack Thomas, Sliver Avenue nr San
Bruno Road
Steiner Emanuel, San Bruno Road nr
Golden City House
Stone Isaac, San Bruno Road, SH
miles from City Hall
Such & Peek, San Miguel Ranch nr
Twenty-fourth
Talbot A., N W cor Homestead Avenue
and Twenty-fifth
Tomford H.. San Jose Road nr Ocean
House Road
Wagner Adam, NW cor Eighteenth
and Clara Avenue
Welsh <fe Gallagher, NE cor Broderiek
and Sutter
Mill Famishing.
[See also Agricultural Implements;
also Hardware.]
Southworth A. B.,35 Battery
Travis & Wagner, 43 First
TREADWELL & CO., Market opp
Front (see adv. dept. page xcv)
venty-
Milliners.
[See also Dressmakers.]
Bardet Constance Mrs., 1106 Dupont
Bauman Sisters, 1108 Stockton
Bayreuther Mrs. and Miss, SE cor
Mission and Fourth
Butler M. A. Mrs., 28 Montgomery
Byrnes Harriet Mrs., 342 Third
Carroll Anne G. Miss, 107 Third
Carter L. Miss, 147 Third
Caswell E. E. Mrs., 10 Montgomcrv
Cleave C. Mrs. and Misses Coakley.
104 Third '*■
Conkleman J. Mrs., 19 Geary
Coughlan Annie Mrs., 30H Second
Cowles G. W. M. Mrs., 122 Third
Desmond Joanna Miss, 10 Second
Dillon & Kenealy, 30 Third
Dixon & Putnam, 234 Bush
Eakins M. Mrs., 24 Kearny
Fairbank Madame, 7 Third
Fitzgerald M. Miss, 137 Kearny
Flynn Mary Miss, 912 Dupont
Goldberg Caroline Madame, 210 Kear
Greis Mary A. Mrs.. 109 Fourth
Hansen S.&K. Misses, 4 Virginia Block
Harris Amelia Mrs., 248 Third
Hickey Mary Miss, 128 Second
Jordan Caroline Mrs., 1016 Stockton
Kennedy A MeGruder, 62 Third
Keyes Misses, 19 Post
Keifer Barbara Mrs., 256 Third
Kind F. M. A. Miss, 1022 Stockton
Kowalsky B. Mrs., 12 Kearnv
Leavenworth Elise Mrs., 1 100 Stockton
Leroy E. Madame, 325J4 Bush
Marks S. Mrs., 412 Kearnv
Miller Margaret A. Mrs., 37 Fourth
Mish P. Mrs., 7 Stockton
Moftatt Helen, (widow) 26K Sixth
Moore Jane A. Mrs., 316H Third
Neumann Marie Madame, 612 Kearny
Newby Misses, 1006 Stockton
O'Leary Mary Miss, 138 Sutter
O'Neill Ellen Miss, 12 Montgomery
Pape A. M. Mrs., 642 Mission
Plunkett Lucy Mrs.. 140 Fourth
Prior C. Mrs., 927 Folsom
Racouillat H. Madame, 525 Union
Kionlan Hosina Mrs., 134 Kearny
SeligM. Mrs., 226 Kearnv
Shear Mary Mrs., 106 Third
Skelly B. D. Miss, 827 Folsom
Shloss K. Mrs., 406 Kearny, and 1002
Stockton
Smith L. A. Mrs.. 1417 Stockton
Stacom <fc Cunningham, 8 Montgomery
Sturgis A. E. Mrs., 624 Washington
Thomas E. Mrs, 214 Fourth
Verdier Pauline Madame, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sutler
Whyland Maria M., 132 Third
Millinery Goods- Importers.
[See also Fancy Goods.]
Cobliner Brothers, 310 California
Haker W. & Hinz, 5 Sutter
Held Brothers, 1 Sutter
Heller M. <fe Bro., 112 Sansom
Hotlnian A Co., 19 Battery
JONES, PULLMAN <fc CO. ,116 Sansom
(see adv. register of names each al-
ternate page)
Kaindler, Scellier, Lelievre & Co., 100
Montgomery
Lazard Freres, '527 Market
Mish P. A Son. 20 Sansom
OULIF, DATO & CO., 543 Market (see
adv. dept. page 34)
Ross L. A- Co., 416 Market
Sachs, StrasBburger& Co., SE cor Pine
and Sansom
Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.. 25 Battery
TENCE CHARLES & CO., 22 Sutter
(see adv. dept. page lxii)
Tohin, Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
Toplitz Fabian, 571 Market
Millinery Goods— Retail,
Altenberg Rosalie Mrs., 528 Kearny
Bauman Sisters, 1008 Stockton
Blochman E. Mrs., 36 Kearny
Borgslrom J. Mrs., 1118 Dupont
Butler M. A. Mrs., 28 Montgomery
Butler W. J. Mrs.. 125 Kearny
Carroll Anna G. Miss. 107 Third
Carter L. Miss. 147 Third
Caswell E. E. Mrs., 10 Montgomery
Chapman C. M., 25 New Montgomery
Colin Misses, 28 Sixth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importer. Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bu3h and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 710 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
(id
Coughlan Anna H. Mrs.,301* Second
Cowlcs G. W. M. Mrs., 122 Third
Desmond Joanna Miss, 10 Second
Dillon it Keriealy, 30 Third
Dixon * Putnam, 234 Bush
Dohertv M. E. Mrs.. 205 Kearny
Eakins If. Mrs., '24 Kearny
Fairbanks Madame, 7 Third
Fitzgerald M. Miss, 137 Kearny
Flvnn Mary Miss, 912 Dupont
Goldberg Caroline M'me, 210 Kearny
Green James, 110 Sixth
Hansen s. & K. Misses, 4 Virginia Blk
Harris A. Mrs., 248 Third
Jordan Caroline M'me, 1016 Stockton
Kaindler, Scellier, Lelievre <fe Co., 100
Montgomery
Kennedy it McGruder, 62 Third
Keves Misses, 19 Post
KietVr Barbara Mrs.. 256 Third
Kin I '■". W. A. Miss. 1022 Stockton
Kowaisivy B. Mrs., 12 Kearny
Landers S. Mrs., N s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
Leavenworth Elise Mrs., 1100 Stockton
Marks S. Mrs.. 412 Kearny
Miller M. A. Mrs.. 77 Fourth
Misli P. Mrs., 7 Stockton
Moffatt Helen, (widow) 26M Sixth
Neumann Marie M'me, 612 Kearny
Newbv Misses, 1006 Stockton
O'Learv Mary Miss, 13s Sutter
O'Neill" Ellen Miss, 12 Montgomery
Plunkett L. Mrs., 140 Fourth
Racouillat H. M'me, 525 Union
Riordan Rosina Mrs., 134 Kearny
Roger Angel Madame, 645 Market
Bella M, Mrs., 226 Kearny
Shear Mary Miss, 106 Third
Shloss E. Madame, 406 Kearny and
1002 Stockton
Steen H. Mrs., 869 Folsom
Sturges A. E. Mrs., 824 Washington
Thomas E. Mrs., 214 Fourth
Yerdier Pauline Madame, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Whvland Maria M., 132 Third
Zeniansky S.,210 Sixth
Mills- Feed.
Bowdish M. S., SE cor California and
Battery
Deming, Palmer & Co., 115 Commer-
cial and 116 Sacramento
Yolo, H. W. Gray <fc Co., SE cor Mar-
ket and Bealc
Mills— Flour.
[See also Flour; also Groceries, etc.]
Capitol, (family) Deming, Palmer &
Co., 115 Commercial and 116 Sac
Central, James X. McCunc, 117 Clay
COMMEKCIAL, Grosh .t Rutherford,
>"E cor First and Natorna (see
adv. dept, page 28)
Genesee, Edward Kennedy, Gold bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Golden Age, F. D. Conro & Son, 717
Battery
Golden Gate, Horace Davis <fc Co., 41-
45 First
National, J. Martenstein & Co., SW
cor Pacitlc and Battery
Pacific. John Zeile, 506 Pacific
Pioneer, (family) Eisen Bros., 10 Stev
Wheelan's, Dohrmann & Co., (family)
SW cor Washington and Drumm
Mills— Paper.
TAYLOR S. P. & Co., (Pioneer) office
416 Clay (see adv. dept, page lvii)
Mills— Quartz and Crushing.
Thomas C. W., 24 California
Thurman J. W., 415 Mission
Mills— Rice.
Flint, Peabody & Co., Sansom nr
Greenwich _„
Greenwood William M., SW cor Mis-
sion and Main
Mills— Kolllng.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL, (Potrero)
office 3 Front (see adv. dept. page v)
Mills— Salt.
[See also Salt Stores.]
Barton B. F. <fc Co., (Pioneer) 211 Sac
Union Pacific Salt Co., 218 Sacramento
Mills— Saw.
California Planing Mills, XIV cor How-
aril and Spear
GBAC1ER it JOHNSON, SE cor Mis-
sion and Bealc (see adv. dept. p. 9)
HOBBS, GILMOUE it CO., 217 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept page xlv)
KORBEL F. it BROS., (South Park)
417 Brannan (see adv. dept. page 23)
MACDONALD 1). A. A CO.. 217 Spear
and 21h Steuart (see adv. dept.
MECHANICS' MILL. Wells, Russell
& Co., SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 22 J
Racouillat L.. 4s3 Brannan
RICHARDSON. HOLLAND A CO.,
(Beale St.) NW cor Beale and Mis-
sion (see adv. dept. page xlix)
Thomas C. W.. 24 California
WELLS, RUSSELL & Co., 403 Mission
Mills— Woolen.
Marvsville, office SWcorBatand Bush
MISSION AND PACIFIC, office 517
Market (sec adv. dept. page xc)
Oregon City, office 24 Sansom
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER
WOOLEN FACTORY, (Black
Pointi office 115 Battery (see adv.
dept. page Ixii)
San Jose Woolen Mills, office 319 Cal
Mineral Waters— Natural.
Napa Soda Co., 124 Sutter
New Almaden Viehv Water Co., O.
Chauvin agent, 506 Jackson
Pacific Congress Water, 126 Kearny
Mines— Owners in.
[See also Capitalists.]
Allen A. D., 312 Montgomery
Applegartb E., 302 Montgomery
Beaver George W., 414 California
Bosworth w.,432 Montgomery
Boyd J. F., 419 California
Brewster R. E., 312 Montgomery
Bull Alpheus, 22 Merch Ex
Cliapin S. A., 338 Montgomery
Cooper J. B., 315 California
Cronise W. H. V., 409 California
De la Montagnie J. E., 331 Mont
Dodge George S., 419 California
Drake v., 302 Montgomery
Earl John O., 403 California
Fay C. T., 428 California
Flood it O'Brien, 507 Montgomery
Fry John D., 419 California
Ga'shwiler J. W., 438 California
Hall 11. J., 402 Front
Harmon A. K. P., 419 California
HarpendingA.. 401 California
Havward A., 224 California
Hearst George, 419 California
Herman M„ 5 Battery
Kimball T. L., 419 California
Lent W. M., 419 California
Livingston J. M., 331 Montgomery
Lyons Henry A.. 419 California
Nourse Joseph E., 419 Clay
Phillips E., 413 California
Pierce J. P., 315 California
Pond J. L.,331 Montgomery
Raymond W. II., 32" California,
Roberta George D., 401 California
Roberts w. A., 302 Montgomery
Robinson E. N.. 33s Montgomery
Rose A. H., 331 Montgomery
Tafft Dexter, 312 Montgomery
Trench Joseph, 611 Clay
Wheeler W. D., 35 Merch Ex
Williams Henry, 434 California
Mining Companies — Incorpo-
rated.
Alhambra Hill M . Co.. 612 Clay
Alleghanv Consolidated (,. M. Co., 37
Merchants Exchange
Allison Ranch M. Co ,411 Mi California
Alpha Consolidated M. Co.. 419 Cal
Alpine cold M. & M. Co.. 438 Cal
Utoona Gravel M.Co.,28 Merch Ex
Amador M. Co., 410 Montgomery
Jjnerican Flag M. & M. Co, 320 Cal
American Quicksilver Co., 320 -ansom
Aurora Consolidated S. M. Co., 302
Montgomery
Bacon Mill <fe M. Co., 414 California
Belcher B. M. Co.. 419 California
BellevueM. Co., 409 California
Best and Belcher S. M. Co.. 419 Cal
Blue Gravel M. Co., 401 California
Bowery Consolidated Mill & M. Co.,
419 California
BradBhaw s. M. Co., 27 Merch Ex
Bromide Tunnel Co., 331 Montgomery
Brush Creek G. .t S. M. Co.. 326 Davis
Buckeye G. A 8. M. Co.. 402 Mont
Calaveras G. M. Co., 31* California
Caledonia M. Co., 414 California
California White Pine M. Co.. 411 Cal
Central s. M. Co., 419 California
Chalk Mountain Blue Gravel Co., 37
Merchants' Exchange
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Co., 734
Montgomery
Chollar Potosi M. Co., 419 California
Columbus M. Co., 419 California
Confidence B. M. Co., 414 California
Consolidated Virginia M Co., 401 Cal
Continental B. M. Co., 402 Mont
Cordillera G. «t 8. M. Co., 321 Wash
Crandall G. M. Co., 40' California
Crown Point G. .t 3. M.. 419 Cal
Daney G. .t s. M. Co.. 419 California
Dartmouth M. Co., 419 California
David Crockett S. M. Co.. 302 Mont
Diamond S. M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Dutch Flat Gravel <fc Cement M. Co.,
414 California
Eagle Quicksilver M. Co., 302 Mont
Eastport (Coos Bay) M. Co., 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Eherhardt M. it M. Co., 302 Mont
Eberhardt Consolidated S. M. Co., 302
Montgomery
El Dorado M. Co., 402 Montgomery
El Taste B. M.CO.,31 Merch Es
Ely Consolidated M. Co., 419 Cal
Emerald Hill & M. Co., 64 Merchants
Exchange
Empire M. Co., 401 California
Empire Mill and M. Co.. 418 Cal
Empire M. Co.. 414 California
Eureka Consolidated M. Co., 419 Cal
Eureka G. M. Co., 414 California
Exchequer M. Co., 401 California
Fresno Quicksilver M. Co., 414 Cal
General Lee S. M. Co., 426 Mont
Gold Hill Quartz Mill and M. Co., 414
California
Golden Chariot M. Co., 402 Mont
Golden Rule M. Co., 432 Montgomery
Golden Bun G. M. Co., 611Wasblngton
Gould and Curry S. M. Co., 22 Merch
Exchange
Grand Duke Tunnel and M. Co., 27
Merchants' Exchange
Hale and Norcmss 3. M. Co., 438 Cal
Hermes M. Co., 411 M California
Hidden Treasure Consolidated M. Co.
4(12 Montgomery
Highland 8. M. Co., 28 Merch Ex
Hope Gravel M. Co., 29 Merch Ex
Hudson G. M. Co., 420 Montgomery
Hulin and Hunt S. M. Co., 26 Merch
Exchange
Ida Ellmore S. M. Co., 419 California
Imperial S. M. Co., 419 California
Independent Coal M. Co., nn sansom
Jackson M. Co., 419 California
Julia G. it S. M. Co.. 419 California
Justice M. Co., 414 California
KeareargeS. M. Co.,402 Montgomery
Kentuck M. Co.. 419 California
Keystone Consolidated M. Co., 415
Montgomery
Knickerbocker!!. Co.,881 Mont
La Grange Ditch .fe Hydraulic M. Co.,
312 Montgomery
Lane* Kurtz Cariboo M. Co., 32 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Lilian Hall M. Co., 403 California
Magnet M. Co., 320 Sansom
Magnolia S. M. Co.. 27 Merch Ex
Mahogany G.4 8. M. Co.,402 Mont
Mammoth Grove M. Co.. 818 Cal
Mammoth B. M. Co.. 402 Montgomery
Maxwell G. M. CO., 734 Montgomery
Meadow Valley Extension M. Co., 419
California „ .„
Meadow Valley M. Co.. 419 California
Mlna Rica M. Co.. 4ls California
Mineral Hill S. M. Co.. 419 CaHfornla
Monitor A Magnet S. M. Co., 21 Merch
Exchange
Monitor it Magnet Consol. S. M. Co.,
26 Merchants' Exchange
MontaukS. M. Co.. :n Merch Ex
Mt. Jefferson Milling <fe M. Co., 418
California _ „
Mountain Citv M. Co.. 318 California
Natorna Water <fc M. Co.. 529 Market
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Straw Hats and Trimmings.
Views of any part of the Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entrance.
774
AN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Nevada Unite B. M. Co., 438 Cal
Nrv da Consolidated Blue GravelCo.,
3" Merchants' Exchange
Nevada Land .v. M. Co.. S02 Mont
Kew Idrla M. Co., 3i5 Sansom
New Mexico M. Cm., 4ii3 California
NoondayS. M. Co., 4uj Montgomery
Norf.dk M. C'm.,4111-; California
North Amador M Co., 21 Merch Ex
North American Consolidated M. Co.,
902 Montgomery
North Bloomneld Gravel M. Co., 320
Sansom
North star G. M. Co.. 419 California
Northern Hvdraulic M. Co., 313 Cal
Oakes & Eeeae M. Co., 74 Mont
Oakville G. * S. M. Co.. 411 Cal
Oneida S. M. Co., 27 Merch Kxchange
iiphirjS. M. Co., 45 Merch Exchange
Oriental 8. M. Co., 418 California
Original Hidden Treasure Co., 419 Cal
Overman 8. H. Co., 40-' Montgomery
Page & Panacea S. M. Co., 27 Mer-
chants' Excitant:.
Peter Walter M, C>.. 402 Montgomery
Phcnix S.M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Phoenix Quicksilver M. Co., 401 t'iaj-
Piermont M. a M. Co., 41s Cal
Pinto M. Co., 410 Montgomery
Pioche S. M. Co., 119 California!
Pioehe West Extension M. Co., 419
California
Providence G- A S. M. Co., 37 Merch
Exchange
Quail Hill M. A Water Co., 409 Cal
Quicksilver Co- , 305 Sanson
Raymond A Ely M. Co., 320 Sansom
Redington Quicksilver Co., 529 .Market
Refugio Petroleum M. Co., 4U Cal
Rocky Bar G. M. Co., 414 Cal
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron M. Co.,
440 California
San Francisco Tunnel M. A M. Co., 418
California
San Jacinto Tin Co., 33.8 Montgomery
San Marcial S. M. Co., 426 Mont
Savage M. Co., 401 California
Segregated Belcher M. Co., 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Senators. M. Co., 318 California
Sheba S. M. Co.. 31j Montgomery
Shipley M. & M. Co., 43s California
Shoshone S. M. Co., 28 Merchants' Ex-
change
Sierra Iron Co., 428 California
I Sierra Nevada G. A 8. M. Co., 4!4 Cal
Silver Sprout S. M. Co.. 318 California
Silver Star Consol 8. M. Co.. 37 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Silver Wave B. M. Co., 418 California
Silver Wedge M. Co., 4'U Montgomerv
Bomerset M. Co., 37 Merch Exchange
South Chariot M. Co.. 402 Mont
South Emma Co., 331 Montgomery
South Eureka M. Co., (09 California
Sooth Gulch Gravel M. Co.. 409 Cal
Spring Mount M. Co., 41H California
St. Patrick M. Co.. 4im California
>t. Liniis M. Co., 40' California
Star M. A M. Co , 41s California
starlight G. and S. M. Co.. SB Mer-
chants' Exchange
Stickle Q. M. Co., 318 California
Succor M. A M. Co., 3hj Monttomery
Sutro Tunnel Co., 625 Montgomery
Union G. M. Co., 22 Merchants' Exch
Union Gravel M. Co., 32" Sansom
Union Hydraulic M. Co., 312 Mont
United States S. M. C....37 Merch Exch
Virginia 8. M. Co.. 402 Montgomery
Virtue G. M. Oo„ (26 Montgomery
War Eagle M. Co., 4jk Montgomery
Washington A Creole M. Co., 403 t'al
Washington M. Co.. 316 California
Yo Semite Consol M. Co., 28 Merch
Exchange
Yule Gravel M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Mining Stocks.
[See Brokers— Mock and Money.]
.H'liii;..
GUMP S. A G„ 117 Sausom (see adv.
dept. page lxvii)
KOLLMyEB W. A., 640 Washington
(see adv. dept. page 23)
NATHAN B. A CO., 540 Kearny (see
advertisement)
NILE MATHEW !>.. 225 Kearny (see
adv. dept. page 261
Rosenbaum Kr. H. A Co., 567 Market
Snow A Boos, 21 Kiarnv
Whittier, Fuller A Co., 21 Front
Model SXakers.
[See also Carvers and Gilders.]
CULVER J. II. . 403 Mission tsee adv.
dept. page 34)
Farciot C. O., 13 Fremont
Gru.-h .1. Henry, 13 Fremont
Heath E„ 20 Fremont
KALLENBERG THEODORE. 32 Fre-
mont i see adv. dept. page 35)
STOCKMAN J. M.. 142 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 15)
Money Drawer — Patent.
ParkhurstV. S. W„ 318 Pine
Moldings.
[See Carvers and Gilders.]
Mowing Machines.
WALTER A. WOOD M< IWING AND
REAPING MACHINE CO., 112
Front (see adv. dept., page xcviii)
Museums.
Pacific Museum of Anatomy, 318 Mont
Music and Musical Instru-
ments.
BANCROFT A. L. A CO., 721 Market
1 See adv. dept. page lxix)
Eaton Charles s., 13s Montgomery
Feldbusch A Co., 207 Mont ana 308 Bat
Frev William A.. 404 Kearny
GRAY MATTHIAS, «^5 Clay (see
adv. dept. page xcvji)
Havell A. II.. New Mont nr Howard
Keene C. C. 203 Kearny
Kohler, Chase & Co., 633 Clay
Meyers A., 750 Washington
Schuberth A Co., 643 Clav
Sherman it Hvde, 139 Kearny
Woodworth, Schell A Co., 11 Post
Music Dealers.
Eaton Charles S.. 13s Montgomery
Frey William A.. 4n4 Kearny
GRAY MATTHIAS. 625 Clay (see
adv. dept. page X'
Havell A. H., New Mont nr Howard
Sherman A Hyde, 139 Kearny
Schuberth A Co., 643 Clay
Musical Instruments— Mak-
er*.
[See also Piano Forte Makers.]
BalchH. M., 432 Kearny
Burk William F.. 523 Pine
Keene C. ('.. 203 K 'amy
MAYER JOSEPH. ss Pagenr Octavia
(see adv. dept. nag
Mojica D .lores. 1»_T Kearny
Schuberth A Co., 643 Clay
Shellard A McCraith,1250 Montgomery
Si.ru P., 602 Market
Urban Joseph, SO I Kearny
Woodworth, Schell A Co". 12 Post
Zech Jacob, 20,1 Montgomery
Mustard Manufacturers.
[See also Coffee : also Spices, etc.]
BERNARD CHARLES. 7"7 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xxii
Folger J. A. A Co., 220 Front
Hudson H. C. A Co., SE cor Front and
Pine
Loeven Emil * Co., 520 Front
YEN ARD G., 625 Front (see adv. dept.
page xxviiii
Wolters A Co., 69 Cal Market
Nail Makeri.
Ash David, 13 First
Whalihan John, 815 Market
Native Wines.
[See Liquors, Champagne, etc.]
Auger, Christians- n A Co., 4u l Battery
Baui r Charles A Co . 64:< Commercial
BOWES BBOI HEBs, 4 u pjoe
Buena Vista Vinicuitural Society, 409
Battery
B'uessard A Scheggja,824 Montgomery
Bunemaii'i H. A Co., (01 Commercial
Dreyfus B, A Co., 211 Front
Eberhart A Lachman, SE cor First
and .Market and 534 Market
Ellis A Curtis. 4" California
Fenkhausen A- Gcrichten,221 Cal
Finke Alois, ( champagne ) SE cor
Mason and Greenwich
Finlev Thomas F... 113 Leidesdorff
GERKE H.. 418 Market (see adv. dept
page li)
Groezinger G., NW cor Pine and Bat
Haberling J. C, 213 Kearny
Hartmann & Hotter. 228 Sutter
Keler M. A Co.,NE cor Bat and Wash
KOHLER & FROHLING. 6.6 Mont-
gomery 1 see adv. front cover)
Landsberger I. A- Co., 420 Jackson
Lang A Co., 8 Morton
Lyons E. G. A Co., 506 Jackson
Mausshardt A Hoelseher. 136 Fourth
Mc.millan a kester, 714 Front
(see adv. dept. page 2)
PRINZ JOHN. 49 Second (see adv.
dept. page 36 '
Putzman A Co., SE cor Third and Mkt
Saiusevain P., NE cor Sacramento
and Battery
United Anaheim Wine Growers' Asso-
ciation, 321 Montgomery
Winkle Henry, SE cor Battery and
Vallejo
Naturalists.
Dunn G. W.. 317 Washington
tiruber Ferdinand. 626 California
Lorquin E. F., 522 Pine
Neckties — Manufacturers.
Heinemann H. M.. 125 Sansom
MAK1NS A. H. MRS., 206 Bush (see
adv. dept. page 37)
Newspaper and News Agents.
Arnold E. F„ 4:7 Kiarnv
Barkbaus F. W. A I)., 535 Kearny
Bell W. H., 4 Sixth
Bell A Co., 639 Kearny
Blake S. C . 707 .Montgomery
Bloomfleld Janus T.,884 Washington
Bruckner J., 314 Jackson
Choynski I. N„ 146 Second, and SW
cor Fourth and Jessie
Cooper James K., 750 Market
Evans A. S„ S22 California
Findlav Robert. Custom House Place,
and 1U10 Market
Golly J. B. A Co., Ill Post
Jeficott J 081 ph, 142 j Stockton
Johnson Duncan. N s Brannan nr First
Kronberg A.. 413 Washington
Laraht.ee J. F.. cor Market and Gearv
Loomis William E., SE cor Washing-
ton and Sansom
Marks I.. 408 1 ifla
Mather A Sinclair. 538 Market
M sse D'Alva, <>32 Washington
Nlcol William. NE cor Ciay and Mont
PACIFIC NEWS CO., 114* Post (see
adv. dept. page 25)
Patton Alva F., BOO Market
l'ayot. Dpham A Co., mu Washington
Pitts Henry A.. (08 Third
Ryan Peter N.. 40 Fourth, and 158 Sec
Sharp W. Jr., 402 Pine
Simeon Abe D . 34 Kcarnv
STILL CHARLES W., 1UH Post
Still John H.. 540 Washington
SULLIVAN J. W., .540 Washington
(see adv. page ixxix)
Tyler Brothers, 691 Market
While A Bauer, 413 Washington
Wynne N., Grand Hotel
Newspapers, Periodicals, Etc.
ABEND POST, (dailv and weekly)
Huerner, Herzer &. Schindler, 521
Clav
AD Vc m ate. (weekly) Committee,711
Mission
ALASKA HERALD, ( bi-monthly )
Agapius Hoticharenko, 611 i 'lav
ALIA CALIFORNIA, (daily and
weekly) Frederick MacCrelllsh a
Co.. 529 California
ALIA CALIFORNIA ALMANAC.
Frederick MacCrellish A Co., 529
California
BANCROFT'S GUIDE, (monthly) A.
L. Bancroft A- Co., 721 Market
BILLI.ua> ECHO, i monthly ) J.
strahle A Co., 563 Market
CALIFORNIA DEMOKBAT, Ger-
man (daily) F. Hess A Co., NW cor
Sacramento and Kearny
CA I. I FORNIA EVANGELIST,
(monthly) T. Weldou Trench, 3
New Montgomery
HUNTIN&xC2f, HOP2ISS & CO., Waoiesaie Zardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAM SCHA.ACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
775
CALIFORNIA FARMER, (weekly)
Warren A Co., 310 Clav
CALIFORNIA HoRiICCLTURIST
AMD F I- 0 R A L MAGAZINE.
dnouihh I 622 Cloy
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL, Wenteel,
Huefher. Golly A Co ,522 Clay
CA LI Fo R N I a MAI L BAG,
(monthly i Fred. Marriott. 623 Mont
CALIFORNIA POLICE GAZETTE,
(weekly) F L. Harlow, NE cur
Montgomery and Jackson
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEin'Xi;.
F. Hess A Co., N\V cor Sacramento
and Kearnv
CALI FORNIA TEACHER,(monthly)
637 Kearnv
CATHOLIC GUARDIAN, (weekly)
F. Dillon Eagan, 4"7 sansom
CHINA MAIL AND FLYI NG
DRAGON, (monthly) Fred. Mar-
riot. 623 Montgomery
CITY GUIDE MAR AND STREET
DIRECTORY. H. G. Langlev, 612
Cla*
COAST REVIEW. ( insurance
month 'v J.G R lev, 935 California
COMMERCIAL HERALD AND
MARKE1 REVIEW, (weekly) J.
H. Carmanv A Co., 409 Washington
COURRIER DE SAN FRANCISCO,
(daily and weekly) E. Derbec, 515
Jackson
COURT AND LAW GUIDE, (daily)
Harris A Co.. 511 Sanson]
CCB THE, i monthly) Alf. A.Wheeler,
343 Brvant
DAILY REGISTER, (daily) C. A.
Ware A Sod, 228 Montgomery
DIAL, (religions monthly) Dial Pub-
lishing Co.. 4<w Washington
EL HISl'ANO AMERICANO, (tri-
weekly) AndradeA Gonzalez, 603
Washington
ELEVATOR, (weekly) Philip A. Bell,
616 Battery
ENTERPRISE, (weekly) Cutter, Pitt
,£ Swadley, .sou;li S. F.
EVANGEL. ( weekly ) Hilton A
Cheever, 414 i lav
EVENING BULLETIN, (morning.
evening, weekly, overland, etc.)
S. F. Bulletin Co., 622 Montgomery
EVENING POST, (daily) Hintori,
Ranj) it Co.. 605 Montgomery
EXAMINER, (daily and weekly) Wil-
liam s. Hosa A Co.. 533 Wash
FIGARO, (dramatic daily) John P.
Bogardns, 532 Merchant
FREIGHT CIRCULAR, (monthly) J.
H. Cannany A Co., 409 Wash
GOLDEN CITY, (weekly) Golden City
Pub. Co.. 4-H Montgomery
GOLDEN ERA. | weekly) G.'B. Dens-
moie ,c Co., 543 Clav
GREENS LAND PAPER. W. S.
Green A Co., 540 Mkt t see adv. reg-
ister of names page 286 1
GUIDE, ori-weekiv) Vandall A Voigt,
521 Clav
HEALD'S COLLEGE JQCRNAL.
(monthly i 24 Post i see adv. register
of name* page 737 1
HEBREW, (weekly) Philo Jacoby,612
Commercial
HEBREW OBSERVER, (weekly)
William Saalburg, 502 Mont
HOLIDAY JOURNAL, (annually) J.
P. 11. Wentworth A Co., 30.! Mont
gomeiv
HUMORIST, Burkardt A Newman, 523
Kearnv
IRISH NEWS, (weekly) Jeffrey Nu-
nan, 432 Montgomerv
L'ECO DELLA~" PATRIA, (semi;
weekly I Federico Biesta, 637
Washington
LA SOCIEDAD. (semi-weekly) Fred
eriek Epson. 621 Sansoni
LA VOCE DEL POPOLO, G. B. Ce-
vasco. 603 Washington
LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO,
Felippe Ficrro, 728 Montgomery
LAW BULLETIN, i quarterly i S.
Whitnev. 613 Clav
LIVING WAY. (religious monthly) S.
1 1. Slmonds. 409 Washing
MARKET REVIEW. J. H. Cannany
A Co., 409 Washington
MASONIC MIKB IR.I weekly) Bishop
A Sherman, 608 Market
MONITOR, weekly) Lvous A Barry,
622 Clay
MORNING CALL, (daily) San Fran-
cisco Call Co., 523 Montgomery
NEW AGE. (weekly) 421 Montgomery
NEWS Or THE WORLD, (monthly)
Frederick MacCrellish A Co., 5JH
California
OCCIDENT, (religions weekly) Rev.
Sylvester Woodbridge, 326 Sansom
ONCE A MONTH, (literary) NW cor
Montgomery an.i post
OVERLAND MONTHLY. .1. II. Car-
many A Co , 409 Washington
PACIFIC, (weekly) Pacific Publish-
ing Co., 536 Clay
PACIFIC APPEAL, (weekly) Peter
Anderson, 8W cur Sansom and
Merchant
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE
REVIEW, (monthly) SEcor Stock
and Geary
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN. (Episco-
pal, monthly) Cubery A Co., 536
Market
PACIFIC COAST ADVERTISER. E.
F. Bean A Co.. 41" Mont-ornery
PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC, Henry
G. Langlev, 612 Clav
PACIFIC GUE8T, w". B. Thompson,
535 California
PACIFIC JOURNAL OF HEALTH.
(monthly) C. F. A W. J. Young,
403 - <nsom
PACIFIC LAW REPORTER. Bogar-
dnaA Woodson, 310 Washington
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGI-
CAL JOURNAL. (monthly) -J. H.
Carmany A Co..4"9 Washington
PACIFIC METHODIST. (weekly) W.
B. Parsons. 7.U -Market
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS, (weekly)
Dewey A Co., 338 Montgomery
PACIFIC O B s E B V E R . (weekly)
Berrv A Bushnell. 645 Market
PACIFIC YOUTH, (weekly) Collins
Bros.. 631 Sacramento
PIONEER, (weekly | Mrs. Emily Pitts
Stevens, 420 Montgomery
PROGRAMME, (weekly ) M". A. Miller.
608 Market
RE A L ESTATE ADVERTISER,
(monthly) Badlam A Berry, 41s
Montgomery
B E A L E S T ATE CIRCULAR.
(monthly) Thomas Magee, 338
Montgomery
RESOURCES " OF CALIFORNIA.
(quarterly) J. P. H. Wentworth A
Co., 302 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DI
RECTORY AND COMMERCIAL
REGISTER, H. G. Langlev. 613
Clav
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE,
(daily) Charles DeYoung A Co.,
504 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET RE-
VIEW, (Weekly) J. H. Carmany A
Co ,409 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER
AND CALIFORNIA ADVERTI-
SER, (weekly) F. Marriott, 623
Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER
CI l V INDEX, (monthly) F.Mar-
riott. 623 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO y U ARTE RL Y
TRADES GUIDE, (quarterly)
D. M. Bishop A Co.. 5.'1 Clay
SCIENTIFIC PREsS. i weekly)
Dewey A Co., 33S Montgomery
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES AND UN-
DERWRITER'S J 0 U R N A L ,
(weekly i Chase A Boruek, SW cor
Jackson and Sansom
STA1E ALMANAC AND HAND-
BOOK of STATISTICS, (annual)
H.G. Langlev, 612 CUy
STATE AND PACIFIC COAST
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, U. G.
Langl.-v. 612 Clay
STOCK CIRCULAR, (weekly) J. H.
Carmany A Co., 409 Washington
STOCK REPORT, daily and weekly)
Wheeler ,y Co , 41" California
TRADE OF THE PACIFIC, (quar-
terly H. g. Langlev, 612 Clay
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS, (daily)
Hope, McKillop A Co„ 317 Cal
VOICE OF ISRAEL, (weekly) Kap-
lan A Solomons, 26 Merchants'
Exchange
WEEKLY MANUAL, W. B. Lake,
302 Montgomery
WEST. Dial Publishing Co., 407 Wash
WESTERN LANCET, (monthly) 721
Market
WINE DEAL E R S GAZETTE,
(monthlyi M. W. Mahonev iV. Co.,
Hayward's Building
WORLD'S CRISIS, -emi-monthly) J.
L. Hopkins, NE cor Washington
and Kearnv
WRECK REGISTER, (annually) C.
T. Hopkins, 318 California
3Tew»paper Correopondenti.
Kenny Frank G., (N. Y. Herald) 532
Clay
Nickel Platers.
ELECTRIC A I. CONSTRUCTION
CO., 134 Sutter (see adv. dept. page
lxxxixi
Kimball Manufacturing Co., NW tor
Bryant and Fourth
Notaries Public.
Blood J. II., 23 Montgomery Block
Bromley W. L.. 329 Montgomery
Carson James G.. 636 '
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery
Gorman John. 506 Montgomery
Hamill John. 4:i Montgomery
Hermann Samuel. 424 Montgomery
H lines W. G.. 418 Montgomery
Joice E. V,. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Knox G. T..607 Montgomery
Mahler P., 52* Montgomery
Maynard John C, 4"s Montgomery
Mckenzie John W., 489 California
McLaren Daniel, 626 Montgomery
Meagher Michael, 443 California
Messec Isaac G., 406 Montgomery
Seudder Frank V..611 Montgomery
Sinter Emile V., 6(>6 Merchant
Thlbaalt Frederick J.. 44: California
Tibbcy Henry s.. K"4 Montgomery
Wegener Frederick 0.. 336 Mont
Nurseries.
Allen Hugh, cor Buchanan and Mc-
Allister
Appleby Thomas. NE cor Twenty -sec-
ond an.l Alabama
Brocq Alfred, cor Twenty first Avenue
and J., South S. F.
Collie A Stewart. Ss Post nr Broderick
Kelsey William F.. 317 Washington
Leonard James H., 8WCOT Valencia
and Quinn
Meherin Thomas, NE cor Oregon and
Battery
Meyer .y Co., 21 Geary
Moore E. E., 4-i Washington
\t:l> David NE cor Twentieth and
Folsom
O'Hare John, N s Twentieth bet Har-
rison and Treat Avenue
Patterson W.lliam. San P-runoRoad,
3'-* miles from City HaH
Reimer Edward L., SE cor Nineteenth
and Folsom
Vivien August, cor Eddy and Market
Nurses.
Abrahams E. Mrs , 4") Jessie
Adams M.J. Miss. 15 Harrison Ave
Ames Mary E.. (widow) 13 Park Ave
Barling E. F. Mrs . 221 Tehama
Bender A. Mrs.. 1717 Mason
Brown Maria, (colored) 1607 Jones
Coppinger Mary, (widow) 130!) Bdwv
- .1 .Mine., 25 Morton
Drnmmond E. Mrs., 228 Main
Finnigan Catherine, 1139 Howard
Ford Mary Mrs., 14* Shipley
Green Jacob, 1100 Stockton
Harris L. Mrs.. 242 Clementina.
- n I. Mrs., 31 Clara
Hooper L. Mrs .7-1 Market
Hurley M. G. Mrs.. 1511 Pine
Joger Ann Mrs., 1055 Howard
Jar. is Mai v E.' 4" Natoma
Johnston Ann Mrs.. |Q36 Folsom
Jordan G. Mrs., 14" Perry
Kane M.Mrs,, MV cor Dupont and
Broadway
Kancber F. Mrs.. 577 Minna
Kellv Julia, (widow i SE cor First and
Folsom
McLatchie Margaret Miss. 10 Harriet
McMann M.Mrs., t>" Clementina
Middletoii Martha Miss. Mississippi nr
Solano
JONES, •piTT.T.MAisr & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
776
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Morris Jane, (widow) 976 Folsom
Petty Mary Mrs., 749 Market
Rees T. A. Mrs., 749 Howard
Riley Anne, (widow) 106 Natoma
Schlicht Elizabeth, (widow) 614 Jones
Bbaagb M. Mrs., 200 Stockton
Shaw Elizabeth, (widow] 1808 Taylor
S]iuller Amelia Mrs., 1105 Stockton
Terry Elizabeth, (widow) 459 Stev
Townsend s. Miss, 12 Bitch
Trammel Amelia Mrs., 730 Harrison
Williams E. Mrs., 722 Green
Wilson O. Mrs., 634 Howard
Oakum— Manufacturers.
TUBBS & CO., 611 Front
Weeks S. F. & Co., N s King nr Third
Oculists and A.urists.
[See also Physicians.]
Barkan Adolph, 722 Montgomery
Dunning Orson SW cor Sansom and
Jackson
Kishfy S., 1415 Stockton
Laving (Chinese) 623 Dupont
Martinaehe N. J., 18 Third
Morgan <fc Wilton, (Infirmary) 526
Kearny
Mueller F" D., 222 Stockton
Pardee E. H., 737 Clay
Filkington John B., 128 Kearny
Powers George H., 24 Post
SMITH WILLIAM F., 313 Bush
Zinkeisen A., 646 Market
Oil and Paint Works.
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL PAINT
CO., Healy <fc Jewell, agents, NW
cor Fourteenth and Townsend (see
adv. dept. page livi
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS,
office 3 Front (see adv. dept. p. v)
LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO., (agents)
208 Cal (see adv. dept. page 20)
Oil Clothing.
[See also Clothing.]
Cohn Isidor, 25 Drumm
Newman John, 411 Washington
Sutton Charles Jr., 34 California
Oil Cloths.
[See Carpets.]
BTJRNHAM J. W. & CO., 618 Market
(see adv. dept. page 17)
Edwards Frank G., 628 Clay
Gullixson Henry A., 687 Market
Hardie & Fredericks, cor Sansom and
Kennedy E. C, 217 Bush
McElwee & Stringer. 751 Market
Mitchell & Bell, 314 Pine
MOUNTAIN <fc RAYE, 718 Market
(see adv. dept. page lxv)
Nelson John G., 643 Market
PLUM, BELL & CO., 24 Post (see
adv. hack cover)
Schlueter it Volherg, 14 Third
Walter D. N. it E. & Co., cor Battery
and Market
Oil Dealers.
[•Importers.]
[See also Coal Oil ; also Lamp Dealers ;
also Paints, Oils and Glass,]
AUyne & White. 121 California
»i'"x J. W.. 4iw Battery
*Dietz A. C. <fe Co., 224* Front
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Gruber & Co., (lubricating) junction
Market and Cal
Haines, Johnson <fc Co., (petroleum)
226 Cal
HIGOINS & COLLINS, 1 Market
*Hollub it Co.. 200 Front
Kutchings it Finlayson. 517 Front
Isaac J. <fc Co., (essential) 513 Sansom
Jeinsen Lubricator Co., 428 California
Newman John. 411 Washington
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 417 Battery
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS,
King nr Third (see adv. dept. p. v)
*Redington, Hostetter & Co., 529 Mkt
Stott Alexander, 512 Sansom
Stringer W. & Co., 70 Oregon
♦SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO.. Sff
cor Front and Pine (see adv. dept.
page xxx)
♦Taylor F. P. it Co., 113 Front
Vasts & Gallardo, 36 Fremont
♦Whittier, Fuller & Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Oil Dealers— Machine.
Allyne & White, 121 California
Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Hucks & Lambert, 145 Minna and 320
Jackson
Hatchings and Finlavson, 517 Front
PACIFIC OIL AND* LEAD WORKS,
King nr Third (see adv. dept. p. v)
Pettit & Co., 209 Drumm
Redlngton. Hostetter it Co., 529 Market
Stringer, W. & Co., 70 Oregon
SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO., NW cor
Front and Pine
Taylor F. B. & Co,. 113 Front
Vagts & Gallardo, 36 Fremont
Opium Importers.
Furrer Emil, 429 Battery
Optical Goods.
Ewing Charles G.. Ill Montgomery
HOUSEWORTH, THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomery (seeady. front cover)
Joseph Nathan <t Co., 619 Washington
LEVISON BKOTHERS, 134 Sutter
Sack John C, 203 Montgomery
Opticians.
[See also Mathematical Instrument
Makers.]
Ewing Charles G.. Ill Montgomery
Hess Charles, 519 Kearny
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO.,
9 Mont (see adv. front cover)
Muller C, 205 Montgomery
O'Neill John, 407 Third
Roach John. 429 Montgomery
Sack John C, 203 Montgomery
Ore Concentrators.
HENDY JOSHUA. 32 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 21)
Ore Dealers.
[See also Assayers.]
Cross & Co.. 316 California
DAVIDSON DONALD & CO., 338
Montgomery
Hanks H. G., 649 Clay
Heath Nathaniel, 3»2*Montgomery
Kraner Philip H., 405 Front
Price Thomas, 416 .Montgomery
SELBY T. H. & CO., 116 California
(see adv. dept. page xiii)
Thomas C. W., 24 California
Thurman J. W., 413 Mission
Ore Furnaces.
Stetefeldt Furnace Co., 411 M Cal
Ore Samplers.
[See also Assayers.]
RIOTTE & LUCKHARDT, 19 First
Thurman J. W., 413 Mission
Organ Builders.
MAYER JOSEPH, 121 Page (see adv.
dept. page 38)
Shellard k McCraith, 1250 Mont
Oven, Range and Furnace
Builders.
RuffattG., 532 Pacific
Oysters— Dealers in.
Anderson Henry C, 45 Washington
Market
Brush E. H., Kentucky nr Sixteenth
CORVILLE EMERSON & CO.. 410
Pine (see adv. reg. names p. 777)
DOANE & CO., 92 California Market
(see adv. dept. page 28)
Ferrers S.,47 Grand Central Market
Giusti Joseph. 105 California Market
Howes John, 5H4 Sansom
Johnson Frank & Co., SE cor Clay and
LeidesdorS
Ludlum Anthony. 844 Mission
Mayes George, 40 California Market
MORGAN .t CO., xl California Mar-
ket (see adv. opposite page)
Pacific Oyster Co., 27 8. F. Market
Scooffey P. M., 1429 Taylor
Shoalwater Bay Oyster" Co., 89 Califor-
nia Market
TESMORE SOLOMON, 57 California
Market (see adv. dept. page 43)
Winant Mark, 27 S. F. Market
Oyster-Saloons.
Althof Theodore <fe Ernest, 626 Market
Anderson Henry C, 45 Wash Mkt
Boye Otto & Co., 7 Merchants' Ex
Brady <t Brad}", 31 Occidental Market
Brown it Youngman, 318 Battery
Campbell A., 617 Montgomery
Combes John C, SE cor Second and
Tehama
Conrades Ferdinand. 612 Market
CORVILLE EMERSON ,t CO.. 410
Pine (see adv. reg. names p. 777)
Flanagan M. A., Bank Exchange
Giusti Joseph, 105 California Market
InglisA., Mint saloon. 605 Commercial
Johnson Frank & Co., SE cor Clay and
Leidesdorff
Linn it Holje, NE cor Kear and Wash
Manning Alfred W., stand) 534 Mont
Manning Henry J., 526 Montgomery
Marshall Joseph S., (stand) NE cor
Front and Sacramento
Mayer Charles, Grand Central Market
Mayes George, 40 California Market
Moraghan Michael B., 68 Cal Market
ObergG.,810 Kearny
Olmsted John C, 329 Montgomery
Sbarboro Giovanni. 432 California
Schoenermann J., 17 Occidental Mkt
Spreen & Davis, 640 Market
Stuhr Henry, 50 California Market
Techau it Gessen, N s Summer nr Kear
TESMORE SOLOMON, 57 California
Market (see adv. dept. page 43)
Thiele A. Louis. 2 Leidesdorff
Wainwright William, 304 California
Watson J. A., S W cor Fourth and
Berry
Winant William, 24 Metropolitan Mkt
Winant * Haake, 337 Bush
Woters Frank, S W cor Fourth and
Berry-
Packets.
[See also Steamships and Steamboat
Lines ; also Shipping and
Forwarding.]
Auckland & Sydney, Macondray & Co.,
206 Sansom
Boston, Williams, Blanchard & Co.,
218 California, and Stevens, Baker
& Co., 202 Sacramento
Colorado River, E. Norton, 610 Front
Coos Bay, Simpson & Bro., 1 Howard
Guaymas, W. Schleiden, 504 Battery
Hongkong, Macondray & Co., 206 San
HONOLULU, J. C.Merrill & Co., 204
California
Humboldt Bay, Dolbeer & Carson, 34
Market; J. Kentfleld & Co., pier 9
Steuart; G. W. Prescott <fc Co., 39
Market
Liverpool, Dickson, De Wolf it Co., 412
Battery; Falkner, Bell it Co., 430
California; Parrolt & Co., 426 Cal
Manila, Macondray it Co., 206 sansom
Melbourne. Macondray <& Co. ,206 San-
som; W. Schleiden, 504 liattcry
Mendocino, Godeffroy & Siliem, 34 Cal
Mexican and South American, W.
schleiden, 504 Battery
Napa, George l'inkham, Commercial
Street Wharf
Navarro Mills, H. B. Tichenor it Co.,
42 Market
Newcastle, (N. S. W.) Williams, Blan-
chard & Co., 218 California
New York. A. Dibblee, 3* California;
George Howes it Co., 302 Califor-
nia; Kittle it Co.. 202 California;
Moore it Co., 38 California: and
Piatt it Newton, 2o:i California
Pacheco— Fassett, McCaulley & Co.,
220 Clay
Petaluma, J. N. McCune, 117 Clay
Port Blakely, (W. T.) Kenton, Smith
<fe Co., |)ier 3 Steuart
Portland, Knapp .t Grant, 111 Wash-
ington; .I.e. Merrill A Co., 204 Cal
Puget Sound, (Olympia, Port Towns-
end, Seattle, Stellacoorn, etc.)
Adams.BIinn & I lo.,pier IT steuart ;
S.L. Mastiek .ii Co. .pier 10 Steuart ;
Meigs a Gawley, bier l steuart;
William Picket i . 31s Front : l'ope
& Talbot, 31H California, and G.
W. Prescott A Co.. 39 Market
Sacramento, S. B. Peterson. 46 Clay
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.;
J. S. MORGAN,
JOHN CRELLIN,
THOMAS CRELLIN.
Importers and Dealers in
ALL KIHDS OF FRESH
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CRELLIN & CO., OYSTERVILLE, W. T
H. C. Doask, R. H. Espy, H. S. Gilk, John Honteb, I. Y. Doane.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF FRESH
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SAN FRANCISCO.
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SADDLE ROCK OYSTER HOUSE,
410 PINE STREET,
SA.N FRANCISCO.
New York, Baltimore, Virginia, Mexican, Shoalwater Bay,
Native Californian and Yaquina Transplanted Oysters, from our
beds at San Bruno, San Mateo, Racoon Straits and Sierra Point
furnished in any quantity, at the lowest rates. We also furnish
all kinds of Oysters and Oyster Plants, direct from the Atlantic
States, by the barrel or car load.
Eeceivimg Bepot and JDock, Berr/,Street9 S. F.
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
1 1 1
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Clothing, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
777
San Pedro and San Diego. William
Pickett, 318 Front; H. Pierce, 108
California
Shanghao, (Oliphant it Co's Line) W.
N. Olmsted. 306 California
Sonoma, Joseph Henry, NE cor Mar-
ket and East
Southern Coast, N.Pierce, 108 Cal
Stockton, William Cooper, NW cor
Clay and East
Tahiti, "A. Crawford & Co., 27 Market
Trinidad, F. P. &J. A. Hooper, pier 3
Steuart
Victoria, William Pickett, 318 Front;
Coftin & Hendry, 5 Market
Warm Springs, Eider, Somers & Co.,
22 Market
Pail and Tub Manufacturers.
ARMES & DALLAM, 215 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page xxxiii)
Howes E. K. & Co., 122 Front
Houghton F. T. & Co., (agents) 221
Front
Painters — Coach.
[See also Carriage Manufacturers.]
Cavanagh P., 426 Pacific
Cunningham James, 1129 Folsom
Donohue Patrick, 716 Sansom
Griswold <fc Berry, 110 Main
Hagedorn W. H., 107 Fourth
Henry k. Co.. 554 Mission
Lavrock G., 417 Pine
LARKIN'S & CO., 631 Howard (see
adv. dept. page 57)
McKoown Thomas, 850 Howard
McMurray & Hurley, 7 Powell
Morgans Charles, 926 Harrison
O'Brien Patrick J.. 493 Eighth
Ryan Patrick. 531 California
Walcom, Gowan & Co., 180 Jessie
Painters— House. Sign and
Ornamental.
Andrews J. R.,412 Pine
Ayer J. R.. 638 Sacramento
Beck J. G., 351 Jessie
Bennett & Co., 225 Fifth
Bergner J. Alfred, 230 Mission
Bernard Charles A., NEcor Clay and
Montgomery
Bloomer Hiram G., NE cor Clay and
Montgomery
Brandt Bernard L., 220 Battery
Brewster John, 529 Kearny
Brower R. 1!., S s Oregon bet Drumm
and Davis
Brownlee J., SW cor Wash and Front
Bruce Lewis P., 725 Broadway
Brush C A., (grainer) NE cor Mont-
gomery and Clay
Burke & King, 1065 Market
Buzzi S., 625 Merchant
Chapman A. P., 3 Highland Terrace
Cherry John W., 108 Sutter
Chester Samuel. E a Drumm nr Jack
Coleman John E. W., 924 Folsom
Coonev John, 751 Mission
Costel'lo M.. 153 Minna
Courtenav Charles, 20 Geary
De Wulf Bernard J., 231 Fourth
Deferari G. B., 1104 Dupont
Denike William J„ 207 Stevenson
Donohue H., 922 Howard
Donovan M. J., 209 Sixth
Donovan * Haves, 219 Davis
Downing & Mason. 615 Mission
Dugan J. II.. 1061 Market, rear
Emerson X. S., 842 Clay
Farrell John, 29 Geary
Franek George, 263 Jessie
Frank A. W., 820 Washington
Frost <v Richards, 10 Morton
GADSBY ELIJAH H., 585 Market
(sec adv. dept page xcvi)
Gibh &, Melendv. 704 Mission
OILMAN <s .MELLON, 422 Commer-
cial (see adv. dept. page 53)
Gross & Kennedy, (grainers) 519 Te-
hama
Hermann John B., 1015 Dupont
Hopps .v Suns. 216 Sansom
Horrocks G., 901 Folsom
Hussey E.,757 Mission
Ickellieimer 1L. 15 Dupont
Jones Franklin L., 6 Hardie Place
Kennedy John F..SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Jessie
KircbhoffA Miller, 1009 Folsom
Kraus F. H., 227 Post
Koch William G.. 21 Geary
Lang C. E.. 216 Washington
Lee W., 51 Halleck
Levy D., 944 Folsom
Lord Andrew J., 707 Market
Loudon L. A.. 460 Tehama
Luhr Ernst. 238 w Riteh
Lydon Daniel, 38 Sixth
Mansell Fred & Co.. 412 Pine
McAlpin & Grey, 116 Geary
McDowell W., (show card) 7 Geary
McLean E., 639 Third
Millman <fc Smith, cor Valencia and
Sixteenth
Morris J., (show card) 33 Geary
Nichols & Lubbock, 336 Fifth
Noble & Gallagher, 437 Jackson
Nolan & Hogan, 213 Pine
Nutz Fred, 722 Howard
O'Brien P. J., 493 Eighth
Osborne George. 333 Riteh
PATTERSON W., (metal) 530 Rear
Pcllegrine Fred, (fresco) 1316 Dupont
Quadt John, 206 Dupont
Quince C. C, 940 Market
Rodgers & Wiswell, 607 California
Rosekrans Henry M„ 108 Sutter
Rosewell G. S., 1014 Market
Samisch & Appel, (porcelain) 343 Kear
Schweiehlcr T., 535 Kearny
Schofleid & Whittle, Mills Place
Seibt A., 15 Everett
Shull Louis D., 638 Sacramento
Simpson & Lemon, 216 Sansom
SMITH GEORGE J., 809 Market (see
adv. dept. page 56)
Spanton James, NW cor Jones and
Post
St. Denis Jules, 3 Card Alley
Slanderwick James 8., 6C7 Merchant
Svkes Charles H., 573 Mission
Tillson Charles, 21 Geary
Tomskv & Son, 135 Post
Vorrath Thomas, 1204 Larkin
Wagener Joseph & Co., 1512 Stockton
Wagoner Henry, 227 Post
Wasou & Morris, 38 California
Whitaker John W., 638 Sacramento
Wilke F. G. O., NW cor Second and
Jessie
Wilson J. N., 928 Washington
Wilson & Moulton,516 Davis
Yorke W. R„ 312 Minna
Painters— Landscape and
Marine.
Arriola Fortunate, 14 Auburn
Bierstadt A., Occidental Hotel
Bloomer H. R., NE cor Clay and Mont
Claveau Antoine, 613 Stockton
Deakin E., 432 Montgomery
Denny G. J., 611 Clay
Eastman Harrison, 1123 Clay
Marp'.e W. L., 302 Montgomery
Nab! H. W. A., 12 Montgomery
Narjot Ernest, 6-26 Filbert
Richardson Edward, 204 Sutter
Tracy J. M., 432 Montgomery
Walker Samuel, 216 Bush
Wandesforde Juan B.. 10 DeBoom
Whymper Frederick, 432 Montgomery
Painters— Portrait, etc.
Arriola Fortunato, 14 Auburn
Asher J., 417 Jones
Ball M. S. Mrs., 5 Hardie Tlace
Bloomer H. R., NE cor Clay and Mont
Brookes Samuel M.,611 Clay
Campion IL, 240 Montgomery
Claveau A., (scenic) 613 Stockton
Eastman Emily R. Mrs., (retoucher)
115 Kearnv
Harrington Joseph A.. 432 Montgomery
Irwin P.. 115 Kearny
Kaltschmidt Oscar, 649 W ashington
Kelly Mary A. Mrs., 9 Powell
Lai Yong, (Chinese) 748 Washington
Lemon A., 432 Montgomery
McHenrv Ada M. Mrs., 22 Louisa
Merck Charles, 60S Sacramento
Nahl H. W. A., 12 Montgomery
Richardson Edward, 204 Sutter
Rogers Charles, 904 Montgomery
Romanes Elizabeth Miss, 23 Kearny
Rosenthal Toby E„ 611 Clay
Bouse Charles, (retoucher) 645 Market
Wandesforde Juan B„ 10 DeBoom
Wheeler Martha M. Mrs., 429 Mont
Winter Robert, 513 Washington
Paints, Oils and Glass.
[♦Importers.]
Bangle Edward, 426 Sansom
*Bass. Newman A: Co.. 735 Market
Brewster John, 529 Kearny
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL PAINT
ci). n\v cor Fourth and Townsend
Coulson Robert, 130 Fourth
Deane Janus R., :)ls ( IJay
♦Diet/. A. C.tC Co.. 224 Front
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Gibb .V Melendy, 7JM Mission
Gruenberg Max, (agent) 422 Sac
HEALY & JEWELL, NW cor Fourth
and Townsend (see adv. dept. page
liv)
♦Hollub A. k Co., 200 Front
Holm II. , 1126 Market
*LOW C A.DOLPHE k CO., 208 Cal-
ifornia (sec adv. dept page 20)
Maver Morris, 716 Washington
McKeon James, (navy paint) SW cor
Davis and Pacitie
NATHAN B. & CO., 540 Kearny (see
adv. register of names)
Newman John, 411 Washington
•Redlngton, Hostetter .v Co., S29 Mkt
♦Eosenbaiim Fr. II. it Co.. (window
glass) 667 Market
Scheggia Charles. 142s: Stockton
♦SULLIVAN, KELLY .v CO., NW
cor Front and Pine (see adv. dept.
page xxx )
Vedot James, 1131 Dupont
Walton N. C. (ship) F. s Main nr Miss
Wasou & Morris, 38 California
♦Whittier. Fuller & Co.,SW cor Pine
and Front
Paper Boxes.
[See Boxes.]
Paper Collar Manufacturers.
Kleeman & Co., (agents i 634 Sac
Pacific Pioneer Paper Collar .Manu-
factory, 423 Clay
Paperhanginga.
[♦Importers.]
[See also Carpets ; also Upholsterers.]
Bangle Edward, 426 Sansom
Barron C. J., 816 -Market
♦BELL JOHN* C. 524 Market (see
adv. dept. page liv)
♦BURNIIAM JAMES W. k CO., 17
Post (see adv. dept. page 17)
♦Clark George W., 333 Pine
♦Edwards Frank G., (manufacturer)
630 Clay
Epting Frederick, 4 Hardie I'laco
Gullixson Henry A.. 6s; Market
MOUNTAIN k BAYE, 718 Market
(see adv. dept. page Ixv)
Nelson John G.,643 Mark.!
♦PLUM, BELL & CO., 24 Post (see
adv. bark cover)
Scheggia Charles, 14J8 Stockton
Vedot .lames, 1131 Dupont
♦Walter D. N. ,V E. & Co.,cor Battery
and Market
Paper Warehouses — Print-
ing.
[See also Stationers.]
BLAKE, BOBBINS A CO., 516 Sac-
ramento (see adv. dept. page lxiii)
Isaac J. A- Co.. 51:) Sansom
TAYLOR s. P. ,v CO., 416 Clay (see
adv. dept. page Ivii)
Patent Agencies.
Allen, Clarke* Co.. 116 Kearny
Benedict Newton, 302 Montgomery
Dewey a- Co., :m Montgomery
Marble C. 11.. 3 California
Pardy George. 392 Montgomery
Smith c. w. M., 526 Montgomery
Varicas L. G., 425 Kearny
Patent Brokers.
Wiester & Co., 17 New Montgomery
Pattern Makers.
[See also Carvers ; also Cabinet
Makers.]
Brewer Jacob. 110 Geary
Buswell W. F.. 20 Fremont
CULVEB JAMES 11.403 Mission (see
adv. dept. pi-
Crush J. Henry, 13 Fremont
Stebblns Timothy. 13 Fremont
STOCKMAN JOHN M. 142 Fremont
(see adv. dept. page 15)
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wares.
For your Photographs go to WATKINS', 26 Montg. St., opp. .Lick House entrance.
778
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Pavements.
California Pa\ lngG6.,33S Montgomery
CITY PAVING CO., 619 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page cili)
Imperishable Muck lavement Co., 402
Montgomery
Nicolsou Pavement Co., Gift Mont
Patent Asphaltum Pavement Co., 320
Montgomery
Pawnbroker),
Aronsnn Gustave, 110 Kearny
Colin Isidor, 650 Market
Danziger Henry, 343 Kearny
Falk Bros., 33a Bush
Franklin Abraham, K13 Kearny
Geist William. 033 Sacramento
Heyman H., 741 Washington
Heyman W., 16 Kearny
Hyman Henry, 025 Kearny
Jacobs Manheim, 040 Sacramento
Lavino II., 90s Kearny
Lewis Solomon <fc Co.. 40ft Kearny
Lichtenstein M. 1'.., 517 Kearny
Lichtenstein Moses H., 602 Mont
Lichtenstein Solomon H., 7u6 Kearny
Marks H. 1>. & Co., 510 Kearny
Millsner Leopold, 740 '-s Washington
Murdoch Robert, 6J6 Clay
Myers H., 632 Commercial
Myers Harris, 818 Kearny
Shaw Tobias, 827 Kearny
Silver M. ,82ft Dupont
Spiro M. & Co., 1134 Dupont
Sylvester Leon, 909 Kearny
Perfumery.
[See also Apothecaries; also Fancy
Goods, etc.]
Bessemer Henrv L.. 14 Mary
CRANE & BRIGHAM, 324 Front (see
adv. dept. page lxxii)
Doherty M. E. Mrs., 205 Kearny
Fayard J. B.,647 Clay
Haas Martin L., 221 Kearny
Hirshfeld Peter. 121 Montgomery
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 San-
som (see adv. register of names
each alternate page)
Joseph Nathan & Co., 613 Washington
Newman John, 411 Washington
Pristor Chretien. 221 Montgomery
San Francisco Perfumery Co., 125 San
STEELE JAMES G. <fc CO., 521 Mont-
gomery (see adv.register of names,
page 698)
Petroleum— Refineries,
Allyne & White, 121 California
Pioneer Petroleum Refining Co., 512
Sanson)
Stott Alexander, 512 Sansom
Phrenologist.
SMITH B. J., 037 California (see adv.
dept. page 48)
Photographic Galleries.
Bayley W. F., 618 Washington and 1102
Stockton
BRADLEY & RPLOFSON, 429 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 30)
Brown & Otto,28Third
Bush & Still, junction Market and
Kearny
Cramer Charles L., 402 Kearny
Edouart & Cobb, 504 Kearny
Eyre \V., 05ft Clay
Foss Oscar, 000 Kearny
Gage M. D. Mrs., 205 Third
Helios, (landscape 12 Montgomery
Hoebel A' Luther, 444 H Third
Holm Soren H., 143 Fourth
Ho^sack A.. 315 Montgomery
HOWLAND B. F. & CO., 25 Third
(see adv. dept. page 41)
Klain Nathan M., (landscape) 564 Na-
toma
Lai Vong, (Chinese) 743 Washington
Levi I. G.. 245 third
Marston Charles A., 052 Washington
Miller J. A., 63s Market
Morse George D., 417 Montgomery
Muybridge E.J., (landscape) 12 Mont
Sellcck <fc Fisher, 415 .Montgomery
Shew Jacob, 513 .Montgomery
Shew William. 115 Kearny
Silva Joseph T.. 64 Third
Siniiiuerbavs William, 612 Clay
TABER I. W„ 12 Montgomery (see
adv. register of names page 514)
Tuttle <fe Johnson. 523 Kearny
Vaughan H. W., 18 Third
WATKINS CARLTON E., landscape)
22 Montgomery (see adv. each al-
ternate page and adv. dept. page
xcii)
Photographic Stock;
[See also Daguerrcan, Ambr "type and
Photographic Materials ]
BRADLEY HENRY W„ 620 Clay
Foss Oscar, 410 Kearny
Lippi Brothers, 81s Market
KuthrauffA. T.,645 Market
Scouler James, (manufacturer) 1 St.
Marv Place
TAYLOR JOHN & CO., 512 Wash-
ington (see adv. dept. page xxxviii)
Photographic View*.
Ewing Charles G., Ill Montgomery
HOPSEWORTH THOMAS & CO..
9 Mont (see adv. front cover)
Muybridge E. J., 12 Montgomery
WATKINS CARLTON E., 22 Mont-
gomery (see adv. register names
each alternate page)
Physicians.
Adams Oscar B., 1120 Howard
Adolphus Henrv, 511 Jackson
Affleck T. B., 110 Powell
Albertson Joseph A., 105 O'Farrell
Alers August. 722 Montgomery
Amos J. T.,506 Minna
ANDREI ADOLI'HE, 8 Brenham PI
Angell W. C. N W cor First and Fol
Anthony Albert G.,128 Kearny
Aronstein Adolf. 216 Kearny
Averill J. L.. 1120 Market
Aver Washington, 410 Kearny
Avlett William D., 830 Market
Babcock H. P., 721 Market
Baccus John B., 515 Stockton
Bailv J. C, U.S.A., Presidio
Baldwin Albert S., 208 Kearny
Baldwin Hiram S.,612 Clay
Baldwin S., NE cor Mktand Second
Ball Albert. 615 Sacramento
Barhat.Iohn, 910 Pacific
Balkan Adoljih, 722 Montgomery
Bates Cicero M., 521 Jackson
BeakleyJ. Sloat, 230 Kearny
Behr Herman IL, 640 Market
Behrens H. C. F., 005 Clay
Belinge F. A. A., St. Mary's Hospital
Dennett Thomas, 17 Post
Bennett W., 452 Sixth
Bentley E.. U.S.A., Black Point
Berg Carl F., 904 Kearny
Bertody Charles, 1005 Stockton
Bingham E. B., U, S. A., Government
House
Bird Nelsen J., 230 Kearny
Blach Charles, 230 Kearny
Blake James. 426 Sutter
Bloxome Joseph, 306 Stockton
Bolan Michael J.. 7(t41* Mission
Borchers J. C, 71ft Clay
Bourne George M., 727 Clay
Dowie Augustus J., 622 Clay
Bradbury William T., S s Twenty-
second bet Folsom and Shotwell
Braman Jason J„ 318J-2 Hayes
Breeze Charles K.. 622 Clav
Briceland J. M., 300 Brannan
Bruck Alexander A., 742 Hroadway
Brunei- William H., 21 Post
Bruns Christian, 2110 Taylor
Bryan E. H., 224 Kearny
Bryant J. G., 130 Fifth
Brvant William J. O., (colored) 822
Pacific
Bucknall G. J., 523 Kearnv
Buftum A. C, 33 Kearny'
Burgess O. <>., 523 Folsom
Barrell Charles, 137 Montgomery
P.usco 0.,61 Second
Bush 11., P. M. S. S. Co.
Bush J. D.,722 Montgomery
Cachot M. A., is Third
Cairns John, 1008 Jones
Carman William, 047 Howard
Carpenter D., 317 Sutter
Cassin C, L., 502 Washington
Chadwlck Joseph L.,841 Harrison
Chamberlain Phelps, 652 Market
Chase Robert P., 828 Howard
Chestey Charles P., 238 Minna
Churchill Leonard C, 200 Fifth
Clapp <;. H.. 1144 Market
Clark Joseph W., 615 Harrison
Clawson Joseph W„ 514 Kearny
Cohn David, 17 Ellis
Cole R. Beverly, 16 Geary
Coleman J. S., U. S. M. Hospital
Collins S. F.,5221* Sixth
Connell J. M., Franklin nr Lilly
Conroy Bernard, 503 Pacific
Cook F. C, Morton House
Coon Henry P.. 433 California
Cooper James G. , HOft Howard
Corbett Samuel J.. 20 Geary
Coryell John R., 621 Clay "
Crook John T., 204 Montgomery
CROWLY W. J., 227 Hayes
dishing J. J., 31ft Gearv
D'OliveiraE., 524 Pine
Davidson H. B., 22 Keamv
Davies William EL, 1^0 O'Farrell
Davis N. R., 609 Sacramento
Dean Benjamin D.,33 Kearny
Deane C. Tennyson, SE cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Demarest Jacob D., 617 Commercial
Denicke D. F., U. S. A.. 418 Kearny
DEPIEKIUS H. A., 619 Vallejo (see
adv. dept. page 50)
Deutsch P. A., SW cor Kearny and
Pacific
Dinsmore J. Pitman, 14 O'Farrell
Doherty William K.. 521 Sacramento
Dohrmann William, 728 Filbert
Douglas William A., 120 I I'r'arrell
Downing Joshua L., [309 Pacific
Dozer A. P., 411 Sansom
Dunning Orson, SW cor Jack and San
Dwyer Joseph. 21ft Pacific
Eckel J. N., 325 Geary
Edwards James, 502 Mason
Ehrenberg Theodore A., 216 Kearny
Ellinwood Charles N.. 26 Montgomery
Elliott Thomas W.. 638 Howard
Engelhard L. A., 314 Bush
Esten J., 304 Third
Favor Kimbal, 131 Third
Ferris A. s., 832 Howard
Finigan Holmes, 608 Jackson
Fischer C, 314 Stockton
Flatter}' J., 305 Montgomery
Floto John H., 402 Kearny
FRASER E. J., 102 Stockton
Fourgeaud V. J., 515 Kearny
Fredericks Barton C, 2 (Jeary
Garwood William T.. 520 Kearny
Gates Horatio S., 520 Merchant
Gates V. B„ 209 Geary
GautierL. P., 102 Geary
Gearv J. 1'., 032 Howard
Gerry S. P., 102 Geary
Gibbon J. V., 623 Kearny
Gibbons Henry, 26 Mi ntgomery
Gibbons Henry Jr., 26 Motrgomery
Gillingham Charles, 1ft Sixth
Gilpin Leman, 105 Geary
Goss William, 17 Third
Grant James M .. 772 M ission
Green Thomas, 640 Market
Gros Edouard, SE cor Green and Stock
Grovcr William A., 5J0 Stevenson
Gunn L. C, 1028 McAllister
Gwyther Charles, B22 Green
Haggin Joseph 1'.., 235 Kearuy
Haine Joseph, 415 Suiter
Hale William F., 520 Kearny
Haley Charles S., 213 Clara
Haley John M., S s Turk bet Fillmore
and Webster
Hall S. Hastings, 402 Montgomery
Hammond William, 85!) Mission
Hardy Benjamin F., 824 31 ission
Harris Stephen P., 636 Clay
Hartman A., 55 Second
Harvillc John W., 510 Sixteenth
Hastings John J. 1215 Sutter
Hatch T. B., 683 California
llayne A. P., 742 Washington
Heinimann Michael, 804 .Montgomery
Henlv W.. N s Fifteenth nr Howard
Henry L. J.. 745 Clay
Hewer William, SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Hewston George, 652 Folsom
Hiller F., 220 Post
Hinckley George P., 105 Montgomery
Hitchcock Charles ST., Grand Hotel
Hoff Oliver. 298 Stockton
Holbrook Charles B.,SW cor Sixth and
Folsom
Holland Custavus, 413 Hush
iitii. man F. A., 2:15 Kearny
Honberger H„ 862 Third
Homer Charles W., 1.14 Polk
Huard Alexander N., 7)4 Washington
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN 8CHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Fancy Good*.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
779
HuMiard H. H., 5 Kearnv
Huddart R. Townsend, 501 Second
Huie George W., N W cor Eleventh and
Mission
Humphrey P. H., Nff cor Geary and
Kearny
Hutchinson G. 0., 128 Kearny
Hvams Leopold, BB9 Clav
Ingerson H. H.. 112 O'Farrell
Irwin James, 37 Clarice Place
Jager A., 502 Montgomery
Johnson William H., 630 Sacramento
Johnston W. I).. 200 Stockton
Jones A., S. S. Idaho
Jones William. 1520 Mission
Jordan Louis J., 211 Geary
Jossclyn Benjamin F., 618 Sacramento
Josselyn J. II.. 24 Geaiy
Kafka John. 537 California
Kerney C. C, V. S. A., 703 Market
Kellogg Albert, SE cor Broadway and
Jones
Kelly E., Almshouse
Kelly Terence 1!., 503 Davis
Kennan Joaiab G., 629 Clay
Kollock J. M., U. S. Marine Hospital
Kindleberger David, 1434 Stockton
Kuukler John E . 514 Kearny
Lane Levi ('., 664 Mission
Lanszweort Louis, 335 Fifth
Lashier F. H., 741 Market
Lathrop H., 23 Kearny
Lawlor William M., City and County
Hospital
Leardner S., cor Twenty-first Avenue
and I, South S. F.
Lee James, 814 Sansom
Lemkuhl H. H., 12 Brenham Place
Letterman Jonathan. 422 Geary
Levings O. K., 1008 Market
Leycock C. H., 917 Post
Loehr Ferdinand Von, 614 Sacramento
LyfordB. P., 402 Kearny
Lyford L. D., 7 Kearny
Maccary G., 402 Montgomery
Mackintosh Robert, 304 Stockton
Macsorley A., 226 Minna
Malech Gostav H., 25 Stockton
Manning George, 655 Howard
Martinache N. J., 18 Third
Mason J. H., 122 Fourth
Maxwell Kichard T., 135 Kearny
Mav William B., 1114 Clay
McAllister W. F., P. M. S. S. Co.
Mcf'lure A. T„ 8 Kearny
McCormlck Charles, 703 Market
McEwan 1'. J., 1028 Market
McLay George B., Kailroad Avenue,
South S. F.
McLean J. T., 1011 Bush
McMillan Hobert, 722 Washington
McNulty J. M., 33 Keamv
McNutt William F., 135 Kearny
McPhersou M., >iW cor Mission and
Twelfth
Meares J. L.,521 Jackson
Merritt Samuel, 320 California
Miller W. D.,405 Kearny
Millington J., 426 Kearny
Moore C. W., 652 Market
Morgan David T., 526 Kearny
Morse J. F., 204 Sutter
Mouchel E., 655 Washington
MouserS. M.. 707 Bush
MUELLER F. D., 222 Stockton
Murphy James, SE cor Kearny and
Clay
Murphv X. S., 646 Market
Murray John F., 753 Clay
Murray Robert, 747 Market
Myers Edward, 411 Pine
Newell William A., 632 Mission
Newinark Valentine, 1805 Powell
O'Donnell Charles C, 825 Kearny
O'Neil Alexander A., 652 Washington
OLMSTEAD K. II, 209 Kearny
Pardee E. H., 737 Clay
Paugh W. J., i'Wcur Stockton and
Filbert
Pawlieki L.. 646 Market
Perrault Julien, 413 Kearnv
Perrin E. B., W s Folsom bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Perriu R. J., 109 Montgomery
Pigne Dupuvtr'en J. B., 424 Sutter
Piikington John B., 128 Kearny
Polastri Vincent, 630 Washington
Porter D. C, 433 Clementina
Powers George H., 24 Post
Precht Carl, 509 Kearny
Prevost A. L., 204 Sutter
Prevost J. R., 204 Sutter
Proctor W.. 227 Second
Pnivost Edottard, 524 Pine
Quinlin Albert G., 9 Post
Handle Peter W., 509 Leavenworth
Rappin Gabriel, 1517 Stockton
Regensburger Jacob, 112 Powell
Rice John R., 739 Howard
Richards Robert J., 256 Fourth
Rivas Isaac, 536 Kearny
Robertson W., E s Pierce nr Eddy
Rockman Morris, 234 H Sixth
Rogers Henry D., 523 Kearnv
Rogers John P., 204 Montgomery
Rogers William H., 230 Francisco
Ross J. B.,6 0'Farrell
Rotanzi Antonio, SE cor Third and
Folsom
Rowell Charles, 426 Kearny
Rowell Chester, 520 Kearny
Royer Louis C, 505 Bush
Ryder James M., Union Club
Ryer Washington M.. 40s California
Ryer W. T. S.,408 California
Samuel Henry L., 4 Willow
Sanders Duke, 1028 Dupont
Sawyer A. F., 23 Geary
Schmidt E., 509 Kearny
Schuh Peter, SE cor Geary and Lar
Sehultz Frederick, 114 Kearny
Scott John, 607 Folsom
Scott John C, 22 Kearny
Sharkey James M., 634 Washington
Sherman J. A. 240 Montgomery
Shrrmer Herman, 1410 Dupont
Sliorb J. Campbell, SW cor Sansom
and Pine
Silveira M.J. L., SW cor Pacific and
Davis
Silver Joseph S., 869 Mission
Smilie Elton R., 649 Washington
Smith B. J., 637 California
Smith David. S s Jessie nr Sixth
Smith E. D., 523 Kearny
Soher Lewis P., 1 Odd Fellows' Hall
Soule A. G., 822 Howard
Spring P. S., 754 Mission
Sproul J. R., 21b Second
Sterling W. H., 44« Sixth
Sterling William, 906 Market
Stillman J. D. B., 336 O'Farrell
Stivers C. A., 514 Kearny
Stout Arthur B., 25 Ellis
Strouse C. E., 34 Erie
Stunnan Benjamin, 649 Howard
Stuttmeister Rudolph, 235 Kearny
Summers H. A., 632 Mission
Swan Benjamin R., 23 Geary
Sweet John D., 1709 Polk
Szarvash S. I., 1329 Dupont
Taylor W. E., Occidental Hotel
Tewksbury Jacob M., 519 Third
Tewksbury Marcus R., 37 Second
Thiele Emil, 756 Folsom
Thie.se Andrew A., 140 Sutter
Tibbets Stephen M., 931 Howard
Todd D. B., U. S. M. Hospital
Toland Charles A., 27 Naglee's Bdg
'Poland H. II., SW cor Mont and Merch
Tolman George, Bright nr Central
Tozer C. H., 904 Kearny
Trainer John, 222 Post
Trask J. B., 206 Kearny
Treuor E.,330 Montgomery
Trenkle Emil, 135 Kearny
Trouette Hypolite, 106 Geary
Tucker J. C, 121 Montgomery
Tu fiord J. II., 128 Kearny
Twitchell William L., S s Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Mission
Tyler Cyreu, 1038 Mission
Tyler T., 652 Market
Urquhart s. F.. 1905 Polk
Van Den Bergh J. P. P., 811 Leav
Vansant John. 933 Sutter
Vaslit F. 8., 605 Kearny
Vigoureaux A. W.. 672 Mission
Vincent H., 538 Howard
Von Loehr P., 614 Sacramento
Watson William S., 1006 Mission
Wayman Willard G.. 16 Geary
Webb J. P., >"E cor New Montgomery
and Howard
Weeks F. L., 634 Mission
Wheat Richard W., Railroad Avenue
nr Eleventh Avenue, South S. F.
White Elijah, 17 Third
Whitmorc D. W., Morton House
Whitney James D., 204 Sutter
Whitney .lames P., 204 Sutter
Whittefl A. P.. Occidental Hotel
Wideman J., 2522 Webster
Wilhelm August, 732 Washington
Willey John M, 1019 Folsom
Williams S. J., 230 Reanrr
Willougbbv D.W. C .Ml4 chestnut
Wilson William. 821 Kearny
Wilton Charles ))., 5.6 Kearny
Wiss »;.. K3K Green
Woodbrldce S.. Australia S.S, Line
Wooster David, 2W Kearny
Young R. S., 603 Washington
Young William .1.. 401 Bansom
Younger A. J., Australia 8. 8. Line
Younger W. J.. 315 Hontgomeiy
Zeile Frederick, 524 I'acitie
Ziukeisen Arthur, 646 Market
Physicians— Rotanic.
Cook C. A. Mrs., :il\ Sutter
Cowan Robert 11., 310 Kearny
Physicians— Chinese.
Jay Hong Chung, 743 Washington
Jim, 508 Kearnv
Li Po Tai, 744 Washington
Loucitat, 14 Brenham Place
Low Ty long, 619 Dupont
Ltim Taon Kee, 742 Sacramento
Muck Hock Low, 824 Dupont
Tsnen Yuen, cor Jackson and Powell
Tow Lam, 624 Jacks*. n
Yung Gee, 615 Jackson
Physicians— Eclectic.
Hatch Henrv,314 Bush
Macbeth R. S.. 314 liu.-h
Olmstead R. H., 209 Kearny
Physicians— Electro Mag-
netic.
Darrin S. I., 128 Kearny
Eichers John, 833 Pacific
llartman A., 5-5 Second
Henderson J. A.. 128 Kearny
Taylor L. W., 320 Kearny
Physicians— Female.
Anthony M. E. M. Mrs., 115 Turk
Averill M. II. Mrs.. 923 Harrison
Burns Myra, 669 Mission
Carr A. L. Mrs.. 759 Clay
Clark C. Mrs., 7*3 Market
CLAIR MADAME, 865 Folsom
Cook C. A. Mrs., 324 Batter
Corbett E. J. Mrs.. 20 (.. ary
Grant Mary S.,772 Mission
Hodgdon C. L. Mis., 1068 Howard
Hoffman A. M. Mrs., 1422 Folsom
Howard Rebecca A Mrs., 220 Stockton
Jones S. Mrs., 1209 Powell
Miller R.Mrs.. 2219 Maaoi i
Regal C. P. M'me, 5 Stockton
Whitford A. E. Mrs., N s Perry nr
Fourth
Witherby L. Mrs., 1025 Mission
Wood H. T. Mrs., 213 Jones
Physicians— Homeopathic;
Albertson Joseph A., 1 05 i ) ' Farrell
Allen II., 314 I'.u-h
Bcaklev J. Sloal. 230 Kearny
Cashing J. J., 319 Geary
Dinsmore J. I'., 14 O'Farrell
Eckel J. N.,325 Battery
Esten John, 304 Third
Floto John 11., 402 Kearny
eraser E.J.. 102 Stockton
deary J. F.. 632 Howard
Griswold Wolcott N ., 052 Market
Hiller 1). A., 226 Post
Hiller Frederick. 226 Post
Rover L. C, 505 Bush
Smith E. D., 523 Kearnv
Thiese A. A., >'E cor tear and Sutter
Thomscn N. L., 1117 Folsom
Werder Max, 128 Kearny
Physicians— II ygienlc.
Swain J. H., 26 Post
Physicians— Vacuum Cure.
HADFIELD'S, 331 Kearny (see adv.
dept. page cv)
Physicians— Water Cure.
Bourn.- George M., 7.7 t'lav
Burns Myra, 669 Mission
McSparren Archibald, lo Post
SMITH B. J., 637 California (see adv.
dept. page 4>)
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosiery.-
"W ATKINS' Y"0-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
780
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Piano Fortes.
[See also Musical Instruments.]
BADGES W. <!., 7 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xli
BANCROFT A. L. <fc CO., 721 Market
(sec adv. dent, page lxix)
Curtaz Benjamin, 20 O'Farrell
Eaton Charles s., 138 Montgomery
GKAY MATTHIAS, 623 Clay, (see
adv. dept. page xcvii)
HALL CHARLES R., 16Tvler
Hollo Hermann, 572 Howard
KNIGHT VF. H., 721 Market
Koliler, Cliase & Co., 633 Clay
Schuberth A Co., 643 Clay
Sherman A Hvde. 13!) Kearny
Woodworth, Schcll A Co., 12 Post
Piano Porte Makers.
Curtaz Benjamin, 20 O'Farrell
HALL C. R".. 14 Tyler (see adv. dept.
page Ixxiii)
Eudolphe Gustave, Seventeenth Ave-
nue anil H, South S. F.
Woodworth. Schell A Co., 12 Post
Zech Jacob, 211 Ninth
Pickles.
[See also Groceries ; also Vinegar.]
CODE P. D. & CO., 621 Front (see
adv. reg. of names page 769)
Cutting & Co., 415 Front
Goetjen & Co., 120 Davis
Martin Wheeler, 408 Battery
Preble & Co., 218 Davis
Schmidt A Fretz, 106 Commercial
Stevens J. Perrin A Co., 518 Union
Taylor A Moore, (horseradish) 53 Oc-
cidental Market
Ward G. J. A Co., 219 Commercial
Wolters A Co., 69 California Market
Picks.
NELSON A DOBLE. 13 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 53)
Wright John, 15 Fremont
Picture Frames.
[See also Carvers and Gilders.]
Burkardt M., 545 Washington
Currier A- Winter, 211 Kearny
Ghilardi L.. 24 Second
GUMP S. & G., 117 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page lxvii)
Hergnth Samuel P., 5 Stockton
Hoefer Henrv G.. 813 Washington
Kenny A Co., 132 Fourth
KOLLMYEE WILLIAM A., 640
Wash (see adv. dept. page 23)
Lewis J., 616 Broadway
Lippi Bros.. 818 Market
McEachran B. D. St. C, 437 Brannan
MCQUILLAN B.,211 Leidesdorff (see
adv. dent, page Ixiii)
McQuillan F.. 6 Fourth
Morris W., 156 Third
NILE MATTHEW D.. 225 Kearny
(see adv. dept. page 26)
Nye Albeit G., 29 Third
Parkinson James C, 437 Brannan
Rosenthal Joseph, 105 Third
Eouard Guiseppe. 241 Third
Ruthraufl A. T., 645 Market
Sanborn, Vail A Co., 31 Kearny
Schmidt Christian, 122 Kearny
Shew William, 115 Kearny
Snow A Roos, 21 Kearny
Volney Victor. 835 Clay
Pile Drivers.
BOOBAR E. C. <fc CO.. 14 Howard
(see adv. dept. page lii)
Fulton John A., 252 Spear
Martin W. H. A Co., 240 Montgomery
Pipes— Hydraulic.
Byron J. M., 130 Third
Pipes— Smoking.
[See also Meerschaum Pipes.]
Adelsdorfer Bros., 21 Battery
SCHUMANN LOIIS,341 Kearny (see
adv. dent, page ixxvi)
Son A Brothers, SE cor San and Sac
VAN BCHAACK C. P. A CO., 712
Kearny (see adv. each alternate
page)
Weil A Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Pipes— Water;
[See also Foundries.]
Asphaltum Pressure Pipe Co., 315 Cal
BROWELLJ., (cement) 442 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page 3)
GODDARD A CO., (iron) 127 First
(see adv. dept. page xiv)
MARTIN PADEY, (cement) SE cor
Francisco and Taylor (see adv.
register names page 515)
Menoniv E. T., (cement) 409 Wash
Smith F. & Co., (sheet iron) 112 Bat
Pistol Galleries.
[See Gunsmiths.]
Plaster Oast Fi cures and
Plaster Paris Workers.
Basham F. , 952 Mission
Kellett Samuel, 763 Market
Kellett William F.,320 Montgomery
Mancarini D., 12K Fourth
Plasterers;
Allen Henry H., cor Miss and Eight
eenth
Beck J. G.. 351 Jessie
Bennett A Co., 225 Fifth
Brickus Thomas, (colored) 345 Third
Carter Charles H., 326 Montgomery
Davis James, 328 Montgomery
Davis William, colored) 326 Third
Hooper William, 743 Mission
Jennings A Garfield, 809 Market
Kaiser (1. A., 607 California
Kellett Samuel. 763 Market
Kellett William F., (decorative) 32C
Montgomery'
Mulrein D., 12 Taylor
Perry Ben. F. cor Stockton and Sutter
Ramsey James. 516 Kearny
Ross Joseph, 325 Ellis
Plaster Paris.
Janson Charles J., NW cor Fremont
and Bryant
Mocker William, N s Berry nr Fourth
Plumbers.
[See also Gas Fitters.]
Bertram Thomas, 982 Folsom
Boyd E. T.. 840 Clay
Bradv A Kramer, 835 Washington
BUCKNAM EZRA T., 22 Steuart (see
adv. dept. page 3*)
Bush David, 29 New Montgomery'
Craig ,t Frawlev. 809 Market
Collins E. S..513M Bush
DAY THOMAS, 732 Montgomery and
325 Pine (see adv. front cover)
Dennislon Richard, 1810 Polk
Dixon Bros., 406 Montgomery
Downes A Deery, 41 Second
Dovle A Monaghan, 619 California
Eccles JohnS , 1130 Market
Epps A Le Berthon, 650 Commercial
Freeman A Wrin, 342 Third
Friel William, 6!) Fourth
Grubb S. N., 911 Kearny
Halleran W., 617 California
Higgins M. W., 19 Folsom Avenue
Horn Thomas, 508 Valencia
Hufschmidt L., 535 Jackson
IREDALE A. S., 565 Mission (see adv.
dept. page 43)
Kean M. C. 26 Rondel Place
Kreshel F., 77 Fourth
Lane Edmund, 505 Kearny
Laswell M. D., 747 Mission
Lemke A Sullivan, 20 Geary
Marks L., 315 Fifth
McCann N., 132 Haves
McKeown W., 598 sixth
McKewen A Son. 942 Market
McNally A Hawkins, 645 Market
Meehen J. J., 902 -Market
Moffit John W., 774 Howard
Molony P., 311 Sutter
Morrow G. C, 134 Sutter
Mower A. II., 508 Valencia
Murtha W. O., SE cor Taylor and
Turk
Neil William, 311 Mission
O'Brien J. II. A Co., 22 Post
O'Brien P. R., 646 Market
O'Brien A Bro., 1136 Market
O'KeefTe F. P., 1063 Market
O'Malley James, li50 Market
O'Shea James J., 1322 Stockton
Pennie J. C. Jr., *00 Montgomery
Plumbers Co-operative Union, 706
Mission
PRIOR JAMES K., 730 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. p:ige lxxx)
Reading James, M)9 Dupont
Reilley C. J., 1012 Filbert
Reynolds Thomas. 506 Front
Robinson M.. 16 Clay
Ross Thomas, 316 Hush
Shafer F. J., W s Polk nr Bush
Shaw W., 911 Kearnv
Shepard Bros., 151 Third
Simpson David, 706 Mission
SMITH ALFRED J., 220 Fremont (see
adv. dept page lxxxiv)
Smith Charles W.,520 Davis
SNOOK G. A VV., 427 Pine (see adv.
dept. page 38)
Sutherland A Gray, 230 Sutter
Sweeney Patrick C, 19 Geary
Swigert Adam, cor Eleventh and Na-
toma
Vane William, 858 Howard
WALMSLEY WILLIAM W., 918 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page lxxvi)
Waters Charles, 808 Market
Polish.
El Dorado Polish Co., 117 Sutter
ELECTRO-SILICON. 521 Mont
Merrill, Babcox A Co., (rotten stone
and pumice) 51 Beale
Taylor F. B. A Co.,(sapolio) 113 Front
Postal Exchange-European.
CLAUSSENIUS GEORGE, 333 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 55)
Potteries.
Owens J. B., (agent) 3 California
PADEY MARTIN, (sewer pipe) SE
cor Francisco and Taylor (see adv.
register of names page 515)
Powder Agencies.
[See also Gunpowder.]
BANDMANN, NIELSEN A CO.,(Gi-
anti 210 Front (see adv. dept. page
xxiv)
Hafenegger Powder Co., 410 Kearny
Lohse John F., (California) 314 Cal
SKINKER JOHN, (Dupont) 108 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page xxvi)
Weaver A Taylor, (Hazard) 118 Front
Powders — Xooth.
STEELE JAMES G. A CO., 521 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 698)
Preserved Fruits.
CODE P. D. A CO., 721 Front (see
adv. register of nanus page 769)
Cutting A Co., 415 Front
Green Milton, 63 California Market
Martin Wheeler, 406 Battery
Ward G. J. & Co., 219 Commercial
Preserved Meats.
Adams Emerson, 155 Second
Allari Joseph, 52 California Market
Artigues Emil, 14 San Francisco Mkt
Aubert A., 10 San Francisco Market
Bailly Brothers, 71 California Market
Brackett A Keves, SO Steuart
Bunker Robert F., 75 California Mkt
Cholet Joseph, 59 Washington Market
Clay burgh A Co., (tripe) 35 San Fran-
Curtis John A Son, (tlsh) 232 Fifth
Dengler A Broiling, W s Potrero Ave-
nue nr El Dorado
DIETRICH WILLIAM K., 55 Wash
ington Market and 517 Washington
(see adv. dept. page lxxxi)
French M. B. A Co., 23 California Mkt
Gerstner A., 45 Clara
Goedecke L., 1322 Dnpont
Oreen Milton, 63 California Market
Hammond Jesse, cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Harvey A Co., 236 Third
Hentrich Lewis, 1, 3 and 5 San Fran-
cisco Market
Hess Joseph, 8 Occidental Market
Jasperscn Theodore, 9 Metropolitan
.Market
Kannglisser J., (sausages) 77:1 Mission
Katz Fred., 100 California Market
Kelly Brothers, 433 Stevenson
Larroche Francois, 21 S. K. Market
Loehbaum M., 16 clay st. Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN" SCHAACK & CO., 708,712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
781
Maessen William, 3 Metropolitan Mkt
McKennu Janus P., Fifth Avenue bet
L and M. South S. F.
Mullcr & Koenig, 16 California Market
Reinle Frederick, 32 Metropolitan Mkt
and 3 Grand Central Market
Rossbaeh Herman, 30 S. F. Market
Eouvlere Francois, 11)29 Dupont
Seibel it Troll, Clay Street Market
Smith, Brown St Co., 30(5 Sacramento
Stevens & Gray, 5 Union Market
Strobel <v Co., 1129Fol8om
Sweet Rodman, 561 Mission
Wilson J. Y. <t Co., 512 Market and 15
Sutter
Wood i Bro, 12 Union Market
Preserves, Jellies and Jams.
CODE 1'. D. it CO., 621 Front (see
adv register of names page 769)
Cutting <te Co., 415 Front
Presses — Hydraulic.
Dudgeon Eneas, NW cor Eighth and
Minna
Printers— Book and Job.
BACON & COMPANY, 536 Clay (see
adv. front cover and register of
names page 8)
Bancroft A. L. <t Co.. 721 Market
Bawden it Forbes, 317 California
Bishop I). M. it Co., 521 Clay
BOSQUI EDWARD & CO., SE cor
Clay and Leidesdorff(see adv. reg-
ister of names.eacb alternate page)
Brown John F., 534 Commercial
Brown & Mahannv, 320 Clay
BRUCE DONALD, 535 Sacramento
(see adv. back cover)
Calhoun Charles A., 540 Market
CarmanyJ. H. & Co., 409 Wash
Chaigneau Alfred, 415 Washington
Clarke Francis, 411 Clay
Conger B. T., SW.cor Clay and Davis
Crane J. M. & Co., 522 Clay
CROCKER H. S. & CO., 401 Sansom
(see adv. front cover)
Cubery & Co., 536 Market
Cuddy it Hughes, 511 Sansom
Denny Edward it Co., 512 Sacramento
Dewey it Co. 3;J8 Moutgomery
Dondero C, 603 Washington
EASTMAN FRANK, 509 Clay and
508 Commercial (see adv. dept.
page ci)
Eloesser Leo, 414 Clay
Francis & Valentine, 517 Clay and 512
Commercial
Gordon Charles W.. 326 Sansom
Hughes J. F., 611 Clay
Jacoby Philo, 612 Clay
Lafontaine A. J., 627 Merchant
Lieb C. W., 715 Kearny
Mah<<n, Rapp, Thomas & Co., 505 Clay
McLean A. A., 605 Sacramento
Murdock C. A. <to Co., 532 Clay
S. F. Co-operative Printing Co., 411
Clay
Smyth & Shoaff, 511 Sacramento
Spaulding it Barto, 414 Clay
Sterett B. F., 532 Clay
Stevens George W., 310 Washington
Taylor II. P. <t Co,, 524 Sacramento
"The Pacific" Publisl.ingCo.,536 Clay
Upton John P., 509 Clay
Wallace John, 612 Commercial
Waters, Newhotf ,t Co., 512 Sac
Weiss M., 228 California
Wheeler <t Co., 419 California
Winterburn Joseph & Co., 417 Clay
WOMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE
PRINTING UNION, 424 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 3)
Woodward William A. & Co., 529 Cal
Printers— Power Press.
BACON A; COMPANY, 536 Clay (see
adv. front cover and register of
names page 8)
Bancroft A. L. «fc Co., 721 Market
BOSQUI EDWARD & COa, SE cor
Clay and Leidesdorff (see adv. reg-
ister names, each alternate page)
Carmany J. H. <fe Co., 409 Washington
CROCKER H. S. & CO., 401 Sansom
(see adv. front cover)
EASTMAN FRANK, 509 Clay (see
adv. dept. page ci)
Francis <fe Valentine, 517 Clay and 512
Commercial
Mahon, Rapp, Thomas <t Co., 505 Clay
S. F. Co-operative Printing Co., 411
Clav
Sterett Benjamin F.. 532 Clay
Winterburn Joseph & Co., 417 Clay
Woodward William A. & Co., 529 Cal
Printers' Material.
BLAKE, ROBB1NS & CO., 516 Sac-
ramento (see adv. dept. page Ixiii)
California Type Foundrv Co., 407 San
HAGAR & CO., 532 Clay (see adv.
dept. page 13)
Linforth E. H., (furniture) 20 Fremont
Morrill «fe Co., (ink) 418 Commercial
Paiuter& Co., 510 Clay
Printers' Rollers.
Newell William W.,420 Commercial
Yslas F., 516 Commercial
Produce— Butter, Cheese and
Eggs.
Andrews <fe Fancher, 23 Occ Market
Assman it Neubert, 10 California Mkt
Atchinson B. M. & Co.. 7 Occ Market
Bielski Max & Co., 29 Occidental Mkt
Brigham & Balch, SE cor Front and
Washington
Brincatt Salvo, 517 Merchant
Clough W. W. «fc Co., 70 California
Market
Colin, Martin & Co., 315 Clay
Daily iEneas, 209 Davis
Delo'che it Corthay, 2 San Francisco
Market
Diss & Co., 512 Market and 15 Sutter
Donnelly P.& Bro., 20 Occidental Mkt
Etting W. A., 25 Occidental Market
Follis R. H., 90 California Market
Forsaith, Tyler & Shaw, 325 Front
French M. B. <fe Co., 23 California Mkt
Fuller Alonzo F., 25 Central Market
Getz Bros., 513 Front
GREEN MILTON, 63 California Mkt
Hall E. L. & Co., 28 Metropolitan Mkt
Hatch Fred A., 73 California Market
Hatch T. H. & Co., 320 Front
Heywood & Hendley, 224 Clay
Hill. Lloyd & Miller. 202 Washington
Hirschfeld S., 16 Grand Central Mkt
Huston George it Co., 425 Clay
Joost Hermann, 410 Clay
Kane & Heaney, 24 Occidental Market
Lemoine, Gambert & Co., 15 San Fran-
cisco Market
Martens Frederick,57 Washington Mkt
McHenry S. <t Co., 423 Front
McMenomy James W., 32 California
Market
Menke H.. 517 Merchant
Miller it Weichmann, 21 Metropolitan
Market
Morlock Frederick, 23 Metropolitan
Market
Neumann & Hicken,12 Grand Central
Market
Pedler Joseph R. & Co., 35 California
Market
Ring Reuben G., Union Market
Terwilliger N. B. it Co., 50 Washing-
ton Market
Thierbach Charles, 18 Central Market
Vollers Henry, 1 Union Market
Von Ronn & Co., 43 Washington Mkt
Waters <fe Co., 123 Occidental Market
Wieland Bros., 507 Front
Wolfen Max, s« California Market
Wooster <fe Shattuck, 317 Front
Produce— Oame.
Auradou A. Leon, 507 Merchant
Brincatt Salvo., 517 Merchant
Burns & Co., 13 Union Market
Byrne & Murphv, 12 Metropolitan Mkt
California Stock and Poultry Associa-
tion, 113 Leidesdorff
Card R. it Co., 67 California Market
Carroll & Deerv, 14 Metropolitan Mkt
Cassara Peter, 503 Sansom
Colburn A., 83 California Market
Connollv Thomas, 11 San Francisco
Market „ . .
Cook John H., 48 Washington Market
Cunningham James, 57 Grand Central
Market
Deloche <fe Corthay, 2 San Francisco
Fromheim J., 43 California Market
Hart <t Goodman. 76 California Market
Hill, Llovd <fc Miller, 202 Washington
Huston George <fc Co., 525 Clay
Israelskv II. <fe Co., 81 California Mkt
Kane .t McGuire. 44 Occidental Mkt
Lemoine, Gambert X, Co., I6.>au Fran-
cisco Market
Marshall it llaight, 208 Clay
Metz F., 14 Occidental Market
Miller Bernard, 6 Metropolitan Market
Mitchell Caroline Mrs., 55 California
Market
Mowry Richard D., 103 California Mkt
Nauinan C, 507 Sansom
Pisania J. <fe Co., 9 Clav St. Market
Spotomo John B. Jr., -is Cal Market
Strausser Louis, 17 Clay St. Market
and 58 Grand Central Market
Produce — Vegetables.
Alexander Eli. 18 Metropolitan Market
Avery D. R, 41 Washington Market
BraeKett &, Keyea. 50 Steuart
Brady Susan F.,227 Fifth
Brown it McDonald, 30 CalinirniaMkt
Ceihiit Gnlnaz, 507 Washington
Curran Thomas, Wis Howard
Denierc C. L. <fc Co., 8b California
Market
Driscoll D. F., SW cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Driscoll M\, 234 Fremont
Dutfv J. J. it Co., SO Occidental Market
Dutard Hypolite, 217 Clay
Fawcett it Augsburgh, 8 Metropolitan
Market
Garnery & Co., 6 S. F. Market
Gavin P. T., 38 Occidental Market
Giltillan <t Hoenschild, 33 California
Market
Gilleran P. it Brother, 212 Drumm
Hall <fc Co., 21 California .Market
Ham I. H. & Co., 324 Davis
Hassel Henry, 14 Clav St. Market
Hodge Alexander. 713 Folsom
Johnson James, 240S Fill h
Kerlin it Hippman,2s California Mkt
Knapp it Meaeham, Es .Mission bet
Twenty-third ami Twenty-fourth
Loucks Orlando, 126 Clav
Lysett John P., 26 Metropolitan Mkt
McDonongh J., 212 Washington
Moore Z. W., 39 California Market
Morris Ellen Mrs., 10 Metropolitan
Market
Mugan it Moran, 57 Clay
Mulligan O., NW cor Broadway and
Bartol
Nauman Charles, 507 Sansom
Noble Beattie, Union Market
Oelrich Brothers, 33 Metropolitan Mkt
Pac J. J. ,1225 Dupont
Belle A.. 1524 Stockton
Rattier Jean, Clay St. Market
Sittinham B., 15 Grand Central Mkt
Smith Selah, 104 Fourth
Taylor it Moore (horse radish) 53 Oc-
cidental Market
Wat. rliouse F. A., 56 Grand Central
Market
Weindorff Jacob, SW cor Fourth and
Tehama
Wittland <t Garrett. 507 Sansom
Wortsen James, 36 First
Provident Associations— Mu-
tual.
California Mutual Benefit and Pro-
tective Association, 24 Exchange
Building
Cambrian Mutual Aid Society, 234
Sutter
German Mutual Relief Society, 732
Washington
Golden state Belief, 410 Montgomery
Irish American, sis Howard
La Solidarite, 729 Montgomery
Mutual, 418 California
Odd Fellows Mutual Aid, 325 Mont
Pacific Protective, 331 Montgomery
Provisions.
[See also Flour; also Groceries; also
Produce, etc.]
Athearn * Co., 8 Clav
Bigley Brothers, NE cor Clay and
Davis
BOWEN BROTHERS, 480 Pine (see
adv. dept. page 16. and back vol)
Castle Brothers, 215 Front
Coghill, Lyons & Co., 315 Front
Collins, Wbeaton <fc Lulirs, 219 Front
Daneri F. & Co., 504 Front
Do.lge W . W. & Co., NW cor Clay
and Front
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or Water, of yourself, go to WATKINS', 28 Montg. St.
782
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DolheguyB.SH Battery
Eggers it Co., 210 California
Fordham & .Jennings, SE cor Front
sad Jackson
Forealth, Tyler ft Show, 325 Front
Foster i J >< »t .-. 36 California
Goldstein, s, i or ,t Co., 211 Front
Howe George L. A o... 219 Clay
Irvine, Harkcr<6 Co., 226 Front
Jennings Thomas, 416 .Sansom
Jones & Co., 826 Front
Kruse <t EuleT, 209 Front
Larco Nicholas, 43it.laekson
Lewis Henry L.. 209 Sacramento
Loupe it Haas, 216 California
McHenry s. ,t Co.. 42V Front
JlouHonA- Co., 204 Clay
Phillips. Taber & Co., 310 Front
Boot A Bailey, 412 Front
ROT.N IK F.E .t MoM CLLIN.323 Front
(sec adv. dept. page lxxiii)
Sabatie A. E. & Co., 617 Sansom
Sbarboro B. & Brother, 531 Wash
Sroufe. Sweeney i Co.. -406 Front
Taylor i Bendel. 40!i Clav
Wellman, Peck <fe Co., 418 Front
Wooster it .shattuck, 317 Front
Provisions— Repackcrs.
[See also Preserved Meats; also In-
spectors.]
Anthony Edward T. <fe Co., 321 Sac
Byring Ole II., 224 Jackson
DIETRICH W. K., 517 Washington
(see adv. dept. page lxxxi)
Gallagher Edward A. T\, 619 Front
Publishers.
[See also Booksellers; also Newspa-
pers.]
Bancroft A. L. <fc Co., 721 Market
Bishop I). M. & Co., 521 Clay
BOEBICKE & TAFEL, (Homeopath-
ic) 234 Sutter (see adv. register
names, page 107)
California Publishing Co., 31 Kearny
Carman v J. H. & Co., 409 Washington
Cubery <t Co., 536 -Market
Dewey it Co., 338 Montgomery
GKAY MATTHIAS, (music) 621 Clay
(see adv. dent, page xcvii)
LANGLEY HENRY G., 612 Clay (see
advertisement)
LIBBY it s WE IT, 1 Montgomery (sec
adv. reg. names, page 107)
Pavot, Upham it Co., 622 Washington
SOMAN A. it CO., 11 Montgomery
"The Pacific" Publishing Co., 536 Clay
WHITNEY S. <fc CO., 613 Clay (see
adv. reg. names page 514)
Pulu.
[See also Beds; also Furniture; also
Mattresses, etc.]
SCHAFER J. F. & H. H., 312 Pine
(see adv. dept. page 26)
Pumice and Rotten Stone —
Manufacturers.
Merrill, Babcox & Co., 51 Beale
Pumps— Force.
ATWOOD & BODWELL, 211 Mission
(see adv. dept. pages 4 and 5)
Baker it Hamilton. 13-19 Front
Clark William II. T., 31 Third
Beacon it Bulger, 120 Main
Fish A. L..!i Fust
HANSCOM <fc CO., cor Fremont and
Tehama (see adv. dept. page 10)
Hanson J. C, S) Spear
Hooker William IX, 112 Spear
HUNT EDWIN u., 123 Spear (see adv.
dept. page 6)
Laswell M. 1)., 747 Mission
Martin H. B. it Co., 15 Fremont
Mitchell Thomas F., 25 Drumm
Moore Alfred s. &, Co.. 428 Sansom
Pacific Pump Manuf. Co., 318 Pine.
Parkhurst V. S. W., 318 Pine
SMITH ALFRED J., 220 Fremont(see
adv. dept. page lxxxiv)
Stoddart David, 114 Beale
TREADWELL <fc CO., Market opp
Front (see adv. dept. page xcv)
TTJSTIN WILLIAM I., SE cor Market
and Beale (see adv. dept. page 7)
WALMSLEY WILLIAM W.,918 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page lxxvi)
Wilcox Allen, 21 Fremont
Pyrotechnists.
Church & Clark, 107 Front
Chy Lung .t Co.. (Chinese) 640 Sacra-
mento and 306 Kearny
Quartz Amalgamators.
[See also Foundries.]
Golden State Iron Works, 19 First
GODDABO <t CO., 127 First
MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MA-
CHINE WORKS, 247 First
Vamey Thomas, 229 Fremont
Vulcan Iron Works ,137 Fremont
Quartz Cutters.
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 134
Sutter (see adv. register of names
page 758)
FRONTIER &, BELLEMERE, 706
Mont (see adv. dept. page 35)
KOEHLER & RITTER, 620 Merchant
(see adv. reg. names page 378)
Quartz Mills — Manufacturers
[See Foundries ; also Machinists, etc.]
Quartz Screens.
Quick John W., 203 Fremont
Quicksilver — Agents.
American Quicksilver Co., office 318
California
Langley Charles & Co., SW cor Bat-
tery and Clay
Redington, Hostetter<fc Co., 529 Market
Quicksilver Mining.
[See also Mining Companies; also
Mines, Owners in.]
Knox & Osborn, 19 First
Redington Quicksilver Mining Co., 529
Market
Race Courses.
Bay District Agricultural, Cliff House
Road
Bay View Park, Bay View
Golden Gate Driving Park, Cliff House
Road
Ocean, terminus Ocean House Road
Railroad Companies.
Atlantic it Pacific, 716 Montgomery
California Pacific, cor Front and Val-
lejo, office 635 Market
Central, 116 Taylor
CENTRAL PACIFIC, SW cor New
Montgomery and Market (see adv.
dept. pages xxxiv and xxxv)
Chicago, Burlington & Missouri River,
214 Montgomery
Chicago and Northwestern, 445 Cal
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 208
Montgomery
City, SW cor Mission and Fourteenth
Folsom St. and Fort Point Railroad
and Tunnel Co., 428 California
Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Cen-
tral, 2 New Montgomery
Front St., MiRsion and Ocean, 1336
Bush
Kansas Citv, St. Joseph and Council
Bluffs, 306 Montgomery
Market St., cor Market and New Mont
North Beach and Mission, SW cor
Fourth and Louisa
North Pacific Coast, 224 Sansom
Omnibus, 721 Howard
Potrero and Bay View, Kentucky nr
Sonoma
San Francisco and Alameda, Davis nr
Broadway
San Francisco and Oakland.footPaciflc
San Francisco and North Pacific, 637
Montgomery
Southern Pacific, 635 Market
Twenty-sixth St. and Abbev, 509 Mont
University Mound, 302 Montgomery
Railroad Materials.
Evans West, (ties) 8 Clay
Razor Strop Makers.
Hillman Isaac, 151 Shipley
Reading Rooms.
B'nal B'rith, 105 Post
California Pioneers, 808 Montgomery
Mechanics' Institute Library, 27 Post
Mercantile Library, 216 Bush
Merchants' Exchange, (new) S s Cali-
fornia nr Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Library, 325 .Montgomery
What Cheer House, 525 Sacramento
Young Men's Christian Association,
232 Sutter
Real Estate.
Abrams S.. 938 Geary
AdlerB., 748 Howard
Anderson John, 622 Clav
ANTHONY G. W., 417 Bush
Arques Joaquin R., 708 Montgomery
Ashhury Monroe, 204 Montgomery
Bacon H. D., N W cor Sansom and Cal
Barker Abner H., 434 California
Haugh Theodore E.,500 Lattery
BauxF. A., 411^2 California "
Beaver George W., 414 California
Belden J., 523 Montgomery
Benson John, 803 Stockton
Bemis G., 626 California
Bigelow Elijah, 313 California
Billings Frederick, 43 Montgomery Blk
Blumenberg J. H., 121 Sansom
Boladu Joaquin, 535 Clay
Bolton James R., 618 Merchant
Booth Lucius A., 402 Front
Bowman Arthur W., 523 Montgomery
Bowne William F.. 311 Last
Bran nan Samuel, 420 Montgomery
Brogan Michael, N E cor Broadway
and Larkin
Brown Charles, W s Dolores bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Brown Edgar O., 535 Clay
Brown Harvey S., SW cor New Mont-
gomery and Market
Brown Richard, 818 Green
Bryan William, 324 Sansom
Burnett Peter H., 201 Pine
Calm L. M .. 209 Sansom
Castanas B., 535 Clay
Center James. W s How nr Fifteenth
Center John, 420 California
Chapman William S., 306 Pine
Cogswell Henry D., 610 Front
Cooper J. B. R., 523 Montgomery
Crim Samuel, 420 California
Crosby F. W., 528 Montgomery
Cutter H. V., 523 Montgomery
Damon J. E.,506 Montgomery
Davis F. A., 533 Kearny
Ellery Epes, 31K Montgomery
Emeric Joseph, SW cor Jack and San
Fitch Henry S., 506 Montgomery
Fitch Thaddeus S., 520 Montgomery
Frank J., (i Montgomery
Frink George W., 328 Montgomery
Fraser Daniel, 304 Montgomery
Friedman Joseph S., 611 Washington
Gates Horatio S., 526 Merchant
Grattan William H., 45 Exchange Bldg
Greene Henry E., 428 California
Grogan Alexander B.,NWcor Sansom
and Jackson
Gunn William, 24 Merchants' Ex
Guy Abel, 612 Commercial
Haggin James B., 411 M California
Haley John J., 304 Montgomery
Halleck, Peachy it Billings, 43 Mont-
gomery Block
Harpenditig Asbury, SW cor Califor-
nia and Sansom
Hastings S. Clinton, 636 Clay
Hayward Alvinza, 224 California
Head Addison E.,414 California
Heniirie John W.. Grand Hotel
Herzo John, 321 Front
Himmelmann Andrew, 637 Wash
Hoburg William H., 606 Montgomery
Hofi'W.C, cor Sixteenth and Hoff Av
Howard George H., 523 Montgomery
Howard Thomas B., 316 California
Howard W. II., 523 Montgomery
Jobson David, 1010 Montgomery
Kearney Thomas, 625 Merchant
Keesing Barnett, 1012 Bush
Keyes E. D , 507 Montgomery
King James L., 442 California
Ladd William H.. 316 California
Land Charles, 4114 California
Land Chauncey B., 4114 California
Lander P. C, 504 Kearny
Larkin Alfred O. 604 Merchant
Larkin Thomas O., 604 Merchant
LeBreton E., 729 Montgomery
Lelloy Theodore, SW cor Montgomery
and Jackson
Lefflngwell William, 16 Stevenson
Building
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bash and Market.
C. P. VAN SGHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
783
Lent William M., 419 California
Lick James, 121 Sutter
Lincoln Jerome, 116 Leidesdorff
Livingston Frank, 414 California
Livingston Mark, 414 California
Locke Silas M., 124 Eddy
Low diaries A 1 lt> Leidesdorff
Luco Joan M., 49 .Montgomery Block
Liming Nicholas, 428 California
Luty John S., 305 Montgomery
Lynch Michael, 316 California
Madden I nomas 1'., 636 Clay
Mahoney David, SW cor Larkin and
Pacific
Man row J. P., NE cor Larkin and
Chestnut
Hanson John S ., 20G Front
Martinon A., hl4 Merchant
Mason Frederick, 33 Montgomery Blk
Mathewson I In. mas D., 606 Mont
Matthews Henry, till Clay
Maynard Lafayette, 419 California
Mayne Cliailc s, 524 Montgomery
Mc'Caulev J. F., 318 Pine
McDonald 1). L.. 415'Montgomcry
McKee \V. K., Shotwell nr Twenty-
second
Mejasson Leon, 612 Commercial
Merritt Samuel. 318 California
Meyers C, 211 Clay
Miller W. H., 313 California
Montgomery Street Real Estate Co.,
SW cor California and Sansom
Moore Thoma< \V., 306 I'ine
Morison Samuel A., 14 Merchants'1 Ex
Morrill A. J., 617 Third
Morris Abraham, 4 Battery
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
Moss J. Mora, 418 California
M ullan John, 712 Montgomery
Mutual Keal Estate Co., 418 California
Northam Edward F., Grand Hotel
Olbrecht Augustus, 6H Clay
Oliver D. J., 101 Front
Osborn G. W., 408 California
Osgood W. H., Grand Hotel
Oulton George, 419 California
Page Nathaniel, 318 California
Paige Calvin, 633 Commercial
Parsons Levi, 507 Montgomery
Partridge Peter G., KW cor Montgom-
ery and Clay
Payne Warren R., 214 California
Peachy A. C. 43 Montgomery Biock
Peel Jonathan, 31 Third
Phelan Janus, 305 Montgomery
Pioche & Baycrque, SE cor Montgom-
ery and Jackson
Piper William A., 606 Montgomery
Piatt Henry B., 204 Montgomery
Polack Joel J.. 803 Montgomery
Polhemus C. B., 523 Montgomery
Potter F. T., 506 Montgomery
Powell s. C., 5-3 Montgomery
Putnam S. N., 704 Montgomery
Reese Michael, 410 Montgomery
ReganJeiemiah.110 Hyde
Reis Christian, 316 California
Reis Ferdinand, 316 California
Reis Gustave, 316 California
Reis Julius C. 316 California
Riddle James L., 523 Montgomery
Roberts M. R., 633 Front
Rollins William, 11 Exchange Bldg
Rondel E., 605 Montgomery
Rousset Paul, 612 Commercial
Ryekman G*. W., 15 Mont Block
Ryer Washington M., 408 California
Ryer William T. S., 408 California
Sanford J. L., 420 Montgomery
Sargent Bailey, 116 Leidesdorff
Satterlee George A., 41 Mont Block
Scales Daniel, (colored) 1336 Dupont
Seger George, 507 Montgomery
Shaw J. W., 430 Montgomery
Shiels William. 608 Market
Soule Samuel, 323 First
Southworth A. B., 35 Battery
Spring F. S., 705 Sansom
Stevenson Andrew J., 331 Montgomery
Straus S. J., 316 California
Sullivan Eugene L.. 45 Exchange Bldg
Sullivan John, 1051 Mission
Swain William B., 302 Montgomery
Teschemacher Henrv F.. 523 Mont
Tevls Lloyd, 411 ^ California
Theller S. L., 507 Montgomery
Thompson Joseph P., 523 Montgomery
Thompson William Jr., 430 Mont
Throckmorton .Samuel R., 403 Cal
Tiffany Robert J., 627 Washington
Tilton Stephen S., 302 Montgomery
Tittel F. G. E., 303 Kearnv
Townsend Moses D.,419 California
Treat George, 9 Merchants' Exchange
Varney Thomas, 229 Fremont
WadsworthJ. C. L.. 401 California
Watt Brothers, 809 Sacramento
Webb Christopher ('.. 405 Front
Weeks E. J., 6 Merchants' Exchange
wickware George c. Grand Hotel
Williams Albert, Grand Hotel
Wohler Hermann, 414 California
Reaping Machines.
WALTER K. WOOD, MOWING AND
REAPING MACHINE CO., 112
Front (see adv. dept. pagexeviii)
Records— Searchers of.
[See also Notaries: also Attorneys.]
Barrv Charles E., 619 Montgomery
BROOKS W. II., (State) 621 Clay (see
adv. dept. page ii)
Clement Ephralm B.,710 Washington
Clement Joseph, 719 Washington
Clyde Robert S., 625 Merchant.
Garvey James P., 304 Montgomery
Gillespie C. V.. 641 Washington
Harries Julian B.. 505 Montgomery
Hart C. B.. 59 Exchange Building
Hope, MoKillop it Co., 317 California
Millar J. E., 621 Clay
Rouleau Francois A., 620 Washington
Stocker & Noe, 606 Merchant
Refineries— Gold and Silver.
[See Assayers ; also Chemists.]
Pacific, F. Reichling .fc Co., 332 Mont
San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works, 416 Montgomery
Refineries— Petroleum.
[See also Oil Dealers.]
Pioneer Petroleum Refining Co., 512
Sansom
Refineries— Sugar.
BAT, SW cor Battery and Union (see
adv. dept. page 28)
CALIFORNIA, cor Eighth and Bran-
nan, office 210 California (see adv.
dept. page xxxi)
California Beet Sugar Co., office 338
Montgomery
Golden Gate, corGrove and Polk, office
217 Front
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Co.,
N W cor Harrison and Eighth, office
215 Front
Reflectors.
[See also Stoves and Tinware.]
BOESCH EMIL, 1003 Kearny and 606
Pacific (see adv. dept. page Ixxv)
Lynch William, 123 Beale
Regalia.
[See also Military Goods.]
JOHNSON T. RODGERS, 325 Mont
(see adv. inside back cover)
NORCROSS it CO., 4 Post (see adv.
dept. page lxvi)
PASQUALEE.,642 Washington (see
adv. dept. page lxxv)
Repackers— Merchandise;
[See also Provisions— Repackers.]
Anthony Edward T. & Co., 321 Sac
By ring Ole H., 224 Jackson
Gallagher Edward A. T., 621 Front
Michelet Christian, 601 Battery
Shee Kee <fc Co., (Chinese) »10 Sac
Reporters— Phonographic.
[See also Accountants; also Copyists,
etc.]
Ash T. P., 8 St. Marv's Place
Brown B. C, 517 Clay
Dve W. M , 1312 Jackson
Hall George, Twelfth District Court
Howe Delos J.. 517 Clay
Malone P. J.. 636 Clay-
Marsh & Osbourne, 24 Exchange Bldg
O'Doherty George, 15 City Hall
Stanley Frederick H..32M Montgomery
Sumner Charles A., 729 Montgomery
Whitton C. F.. 637 Kearny
Worley A. E. T., 517 Clay
Restaurants.
[See also Coffee Houses.]
Almeida M., 0'>4 Pacific
AltbdfBros., B28 Market
Anderson John, 783 Market
A lata I'.., 5 Clay
Arcoa John, 525 Broadway
Bakker K. E , lu4 Steuart
Baldwin, Pike A Be nz. 626 Kearny
Baur otto, ;;24 Montgomery
Bergold C, 408 Pine
Bernhamer 11.. 7 summer
Bertoloch J., Ohio nr Broadway
Boeken 11., 615 Washington
Boltz A., 250 Fourth
Boothby A.. 26 Steuart
Bordeaux v., 620 Merchant
Boutinon & Bulland, 530 Merchant
Branch .t Co., 434 Pacific
Bresse L., 607 Sacramento
Brlckwedel C. II., NW cor Brannan
and First
Brigga Oeorge, 1134 Market
Brown Charles, 417 Baal
Binmeister II., 536 Washington
Cadenasso & Tublno,515 Merchant
Carlos T. EH, 103 Washington
Castiee N., 119 third
Caswell W., N s Folsom nr Steuart
Chaumond E., 509 Pine
Constanlin John & Co., 1403 Stockton
Constantino B., 153 Third
Cook W. Q,, SE cor Twenty-lirst and
Mission
Cousins .t Kruger, 424 Folsom
Crown H„ 1025 Dupont
Debernardi L., 518 Market
Denis M., 143 Third
Deutsche Co., 614 Clay
Dingeon ife Hauhrich, 623 Commercial
Donnadieu L., 415 I'ine
Donoho Phil., 417 Front
Donovan it O'Donnell, 5 Sixth
DrayeurA. & Co., 531 Commercial
Drouilhat L. Mrs., 711 Commercial
Eagan William, E s Valencia nr Six
teenth
Engalsman H., 212 Brannan
Engelberg E. A., 416 Kearny
Folks John, 522 Broadway
Fitch C, Hunter's Point
Fletcher & Bellmer, 215 Davis
Flynn it Co., 53s Clay
Foster Junius G., 1 'lift' House
Fowler C, ME cor Pacific and Kearny
Frank N., 205 Third
Gamba Louis, SW cor Post and Dup
Garcia Frank, 71* Montgomery
Gardner Samuel & Co., 605 Com
Gerema C 420 Brannan
Giamboni & Geminiani, 519 Clay
Gieovich M., 101 Berry
Gilbert E., 103 Sixth
Gonzalez I. Mrs., 1019 Kearny
Good & i schurr, 227 Kearny
Grapel John, NW cor Firs! and Stev
Gregsalio M., NE cor Dupont and Mkt
Gust P., 618 l'aeitie
Habermehl II., Woodward's Gardens
Harmon M. Mrs., E s Uruinin nr Jack
Harris John, (colored) 829 Clay
Harrison 1). J., 745 Market
Heckmann 11., NE cor Washington
and Davis
Hemme& Renter, 21 Kearny
Hoag David, 64 First
ipswitch John, 10 Steuart
Jacques <t Mortler, B05 Montgomery
Jennings A. A., 597 Clay
Job Peter. 317 Kearny
Johnson Frank it Co., SE cor Clay
and Leidesdorff
Johnson 11. A Co.. 143 Third
Johnson it Co., 220 Washington
Johnson it Peterson, 531 East
Jones W. G., California Theater
Jury John & Bros., 5^4 Merchant
Kopp <fc Jessen, 14 steuart
Krieger it Co., 7 Mission
Labarbere John, 3 Clay
Lacoste F., 617 Sacramento
Lane Bros., 41 Second
Laronehe A. & Co., 82S Dupont
Lele George, 107 Dupont
Lewis J., SW cor Sac and Davis
Lindner C. 307 Battery
Malone ife Wilson, 57 Third
Man Fong & Co., (Chinese) 631 Jack
Manciet J. P., San Jose Road Depot
Marchand E., 325 Dupont
Marshall R. D., 60* Howard
Mason James, 646S Pacific
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Combs and Brushes.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ABT GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
784
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Mattarango D., 826 Kearny
MeDermott M., 708 Howard
Meyer A Kohimoos, 156 .Second
MilloglavA Dabovlch, 928 Kearny
Mitchell F., 12U6 Dupont
Namur P., 811 Montgomery
Newman. E., J14 Sansom
Nivelles C, 826 Market
Noonan <t McGrath, 535 Merchant
O'Dniinell Bridget, 709 Brannan
Olsen John 1'. & Co., 935 Kearny
Outsen it Hansen, 214 Steuart
Parker H. it Co., 624 California
Pendo <t Vlautin, 715 Davis
Perrin J., 738 Washington
Poetz John C, 135 Sansom
Pogliaco D., 1206 Dupont
Pope A., 218 Brannan
Ratto Charles. 808 Third
Reagan John, 610 Montgomery
Keil William, 531 Fourth
Bibero & Siruix, 516 Pacific
Bobinet Eugene. 708 Commercial
Bodgers P., Market nr Valencia
Rolls T., (colored) 413 Pine
Boss J. S., (colored) 829 Clay
Bussell John, N s Berry nr Fourth
Salaomo B., 422 Davis
SarretM.,707 Pacific
Sarsced S., 812 Third
Saulmann & Lauensteln. 520 California
BbarboroG. B.,4S2 Cal
Schmid F., 520 Clay
Schneider G., 647 Commercial
Scliroth & Westerfeld, 228 Kearny.
Schuman F., junction Market and
Sacramento
Schutt J. H., 136 First
Scott Henry, 11 Sixth
Seifert & Ohnstein, 645 Merchant
Shaft James, 533 Sacramento
Sheperd it Davis, foot Meiggs Wharf
Smith Antonio, 1204 Stockton
Smitli A. V., 519 East
Smith John, 20 Folsom
Smith it Co., 510 Market
Sorliier J. E, 540 Commercial
Souffraine James, 723 Davis
Swain A. E., 636 Market
Thorin L., 25 Third
Tripp P. F., 206 Fourth
Varmlall W. 1'., 2197 Powell
Veyrat M., 1013 Dupont
Violich >'., 727 Dupont
Von der Melulen & Co., 201 Mission
Wakefield Henry, 668 Howard
Waller A' Co., 20 First
We Sin Lon, (Chinese) 808 Dupont
Weiss Jacob, 110 Sutter
W1TMANN GEOKt;E,612 Sacramen-
to (see adv. dept. page 25)
Wubben G. H., 639 Pacific
Youngworth Clias., 112 Kearny
Yuen Pong, (Chinese) 710 Jackson
Revenue Stamps.
Berggren August, 336 Montgomery
Holmes A. A. Co., 604 Montgomery
Peltret Peter G., 317 Battery
Webster John N., 506 Montgomery
Rice Dealers.
[See also Groceries; also Provisions.]
FLINT, TEABODY & CO., 408 Cal
Greenwood W. M., (India Mill) cor
Mission and Main
MACONDRAY it CO.. 206 Sansom
Tuck Chongi Co., (Chinese) 739 Sac
Riding Academies.
[See also Stables.]
Whitlock W. W., 842 Howard
Riggers and Stevedores.
Brewster William, 10 Howard, rear
Clark George, 22 Howard
Davis B. P., 524 Battery
DeVries it Chase, N s Vallejo nr Bat
Green it Co., 24 Howard
Haseltinc Charles E., 36 Steuart
Menzies & Lowry, 502 Battery
Murray J. S., hW cor Filbert and
Front
Simmons William, 9 Howard
Smith William, 128 Howard
Whitney it Freese, SE cor Mission
and Steuart
Rolling Mill.
PACIFIC POLLING MILL, office 3
Front (see adv. dept. page v)
Roofing.
Bell Otto, cor Fourth and Market
Brown George, 827 Folsom
Brown <fe Wilson, 612 Mission
Conlin it Roberts. 749 Mission
Connollv B., 827 Folsom
Crawford A. <fc Co. 27 Market
Duncan George & Co., 652 Market
Easton Oliver W„ 316 Montgomery
Fiske Henry G., 809 Market
Higgs H. W. & Co., 328 Montgomery
IBEDALE A. S., 565 Mission (see adv.
dept. page 43)
Johnson J. E., 644 Market
Kehoe John, 18 Sutter
Larkin <fe Flaherty, 104 Kearny
Maguire James, 6 Turk
Marchand D. C, 320 Montgomery
Murphy P. H., SE cor Fol and Eighth
Perine Nicholas P. , 638 Market
San Luis Obispo Asphaltum Co., 21
Battery
Sawyer C. L., 638 Market
Walton N. C, E s Main bet Mission
and Howard
Wilde & Allen, 418 Montgomery
Rope manufacturers.
HALLIDIE A. S. & CO., (wire) 519
Front (see adv. dept. page lxxxv)
Perry Phillip, NE cor Solano and Ark
SAN FBANCISCO CORDAGE FAC-
TORY, Tubbs & Co., 613 Front (see
adv. dept. page xxx)
Rustic Window Shades.
FRIED & BESSE.617 Mission (see adv.
dept. page 33)
Tobey & Parker, 212 First
Sack Dealers.
[See also Junk.]
Bardwell & Co., 105 Clay
Cerini Frank, 207 Davis
Detrick E. it Co., 123 Clay
Grabe F., 115 Sacramento
Hanna J. <fc P. N., 308 Davis
Harlev C. <fc Co., 116 Davis
Neville <fe Co., 113 Clay
POLLOCK T. C. 306 California
Reed & Bryson,525>s Fourth
Waugh Alexander & Co., 26 Main
Safes— Iron.
[See also Hardware.]
Chely Louis, 815 Battery
DUNN, CAMPBELL ,t CO., 317 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept page 29)
Gallagher James J., 712 Sansom
KITTKEDGE JONATHAN, 18 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. pagexvi)
LEAVITT C. H., 225 Beale (see adv.
dept. page lxviii)
Nutting Calvin <fe Son, 417 Market
Boss, Dempster & Co., 105 California
SIMS JOHN B., S s Oregon bet Front
and Davis (see adv. dept. page 54)
Spawn <fc Brvant, 312 California
Tilman P., 3l8 Battery
Sailmakers.
Blakiston John S., 8 Clay
Branson W., 52 Clay
Byrne Charles, 7 Clay
Courtenay John E., 58 Steuart
Funek Christian C, 5 Jackson
Guilford John, 48 Clay
Harding <t Brann. 215 Front
Morgan Joseph A., 34 Steuart
Powers Charles, 207 Sacramento
Prior John L„ 304 Davis
Wendt Charles E., 27 Market
Wood W. C, SE cor Steuart and Mkt
Salt Dealers.
Barton B. F. & Co.. 211 Sacramento
CABMEN ISLAND SALT CO., 423
Front (see adv. dept. page lii)
Eureka Salt Co., 36 California
Foster A Dole, 36 California
Giorgani A., 421 Washington
Heywood A Hendley, 224 Clay
Marsicano P., 223 Drumm
Molloy John, 54 Clay
Union Pacific Salt Co., 218 Sacramento
Sash Blakers.
[See Doors.]
Saw Filers.
GahbsWilliam H.,Ver Mehrnr Kearny
Gibbs Reuben F., 95Ji> Stevenson
Hall James, Webster nr Clay
Robson Henry, 300 Jackson
Seculovich Peter T., 912 Market
Terry W. N., 11 Spear
Verrill C. M., 659 Mission
Sauces and Catsups.
[See also Pickles.]
California Bonzest, 53 California Mkt
Clayton H. J., 405 Front
CODE P. D. <fc CO., 621 Front (see
adv. register of names page 768)
Cutting <fe Co., 415 Front
Goetjen <fe Co.. 120 Davis
Martin Wheeler. 406 Battery
RICHARDS & HARRISON, 314 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page 2d)
Stevens James Perrin it Co., 518 Union
Ward G. J. & Co., 219 Commercial
Woodworth Charles W., 1317 Pacific
Saw manufacturers.
American Saw Co., (S. O. Putnam
agent) 606 Front
BONNEY O. Jr., 221 Mission (see adv.
dept. page 14)
Brown William, 222 Jackson
Conn E. J.. 751 Market
Linforth Alfred, 318 Jackson
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING
CO., 17 Fremont (see adv. dept.
page 11)
Robson Henrv, 300 Jackson
SPAULDING NATHAN W., 17 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 11)
Tucker W. J., 606 Front
Sawing and Planing.
California Planing Mills, NW cor
Howard and Spear
Doe B. & J. S., 46 Market
FREEMAN B. H., 415 Mission (see
adv. dept. page lii)
GBACIER A JOHNSON, SE cor Mis-
sion and Beale (see adv. dept.
page 9)
HOBBS, GILLMOEE & CO., 219
Market (see adv. dept. page xlv)
Jewell A. M., Berry nr Fourth
MACDONALD D. A. & CO., SW cor
Market and Beale (see adv. dept.
page xlvi)
MECHANICS' MILL, Wells, Russell
& Co., SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 22)
RICHARDSON, HOLLAND ,t CO.,
NW cor Beale and Mission (see
adv. dept. page xlix)
Thomas Charles W., 24 California
Scales.
[See also Hardware.]
Fairbanks & Hutchinson . 126 Cal
Parkhuibt V. S. W., 318 Pine
School Furniture.
[See also Furniture; also Cabinet
Makers.]
EBLIN G. <fc CO., 446 Brannan (see
adv. dept. page 44)
Holt Warren, 607 Clay
PALMEE W. J. T. it CO., 105 Mission
(see adv. reg. names page 788)
Schools.
[See also Colleges; also Teachers.]
Bergerot John, 738 Vallejo
Cassidy E. Mrs., E s Hyde nr raciflc
City Female Seminary, SE cor Mason
and O'Farrell
Dawson Olive M., 25 Silver
FOESTER L. MME.t 912 Sutter (see
adv. dept. page xliii)
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post (see adv. register of names
page 737)
Hildel
lebrand George W., 753 Mission
Huddart li. Townsend, 501 Second
Huddart R. Townsend Mrs., 501 Sec
Lewis Lyon, 315 O'Farrell
Marston A. Mrs., 80 Clementina
McGauley Julia .Mrs., 627 O'Farrell
Moi.ic Nathan W., 405 Geary
Mortensen Eliza Mrs., (embroidery)
739 Mission
Muhn Anna Mrs., 108 Powell
Nichols Bertha C. Miss, 1006 Powell
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
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Importers, Jobbers and Retailers in
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Britannia and Plated Ware,
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Fancy Goods, Etc.
540 Kearny Street,
NEAR SACRAMENTO,
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W. M. STODDARD, Agent for the Pacific Coast.
Office Removed to the large, commodious building, three doors from the old stand, on the 6ame block,
427 MOXTTGOMEKV ST.
N. B.— Also, the best Silent, Adjustable Tuck Marker and Binder, at Reduced Prices.
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For a Holiday Present, nothing is so desirable as a
"WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
784
[J, P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708. 712, 714 & 718 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
7«5
Prince Isabella G. Miss, 218 Eddy
St. Vincent, 154 Jessie
Sutherland Isabel Mrs., 1212 Clay-
Swain Sarah C, (widow) 1420 Powell
Trask C. S. Miss, 1011 Folsom
Turnbull M. Mrs., SW cor Minna and
Third
University. George Bates, N s Post bet
Stockton and Powell
WILSON J. K., 620 Push
Zeitska Bertha Mrs., 55 South Park
Sculptors.
Kcllett Samuel, 763 Market
Kellett William F., 320 Montgomery
Mezzara Pietro, 533 Jackson
Searchers of Records.
[See Records— Searchers of.]
Seeds.
Allen E. & Co., 27 Post
Bowen E. J., 240 Montgomery
Hunt J. Lewis, SW cor Washington
and Batterv
KELLOOG CHARLES L., 427 San-
soni (see adv. dept. page xxxviii)
Moore Edward E., 420 sansom
Moore Samuel W., 310 Washington
Silvester George F.. 317 Washington
Sweeney J. P. it Co., 409 Davis
Vincent Sevin & Co., 605 Sansom
Sewing machine Treadle.
WILDER & MITCHELL, 114 Post
(see adv. dept. page 50)
Sewing Machines.
Elliptic and American Button Hole,
A. H. Suplee, 27 New Montgomery
Florence, Samuel Hill agent, 19 New
Montgomery
Grover & Baker, R. G. Brown agent,
116 Montgomery
Hicks J. L., 47 Second
Higgins Walter B., 242 Third
Higham E., 215 Fourth
Home Schuttle, E. W. Haines agent,
17 New Montgomery
Howe, H. A. Deming agent.,113 Kearny
Lenhardt Henry, 225 Third
MANHATTAN, W. F. Sherwood, 21
New Montgomery (see adv. dept.
page 57)
New Wheeler ifc Wilson, G. A. Norton
& Co., 337 Kearny
Singer Manufacturing Co., H. R. Jos-
selyn it Co., agents, 139 Mont
Swift Samuel, 116 Tost
Van Doren G., 1411 Stockton
Weed, Samuel E. Hoar agent, 329
Kearny
WHEELER <fc WILSON, William M.
Stoddard agent, 427 Montgomery
(see adv. opposite page)
Wilcox & Gibba, 11. T. Felton, 113 Post
WILDER & MITCHELL, (treadles)
114 Post
Sewing Machines — Repair-
ers.
Graaf Christian, 428 Minna
Shells, Etc.
[See also Fancy Gqods; also Toys.]
Bobison D. N. <fc Sou, 217 Washington
Shingle Machines,
[See also Machinists.]
Huntington F. A., 18 Fremont
MINERS- FOUNDRY AND MA-
CHINE WORKS, 247 First
Ship Rread.
[See Bakers.]
Ship Builders.
[See also Boat Builders; also Ship-
wrights.]
Blaikie R. T., 507 Montgomery
Buchert George, foot Taylor, North
Beach
Franson John J., Francisco nr Taylor
Owen Henry, Owen's Point
Tiernan Patrick H., cor Santa Clara
and Kentucky
Ship Chandlers.
[See also Grocers.]
Camman A. & Co., 152 Steuart
Coffin it Ilendrv, 5 Market
Crawford .v. & Co., 27 .Market
Edgerly N. B.,46 (lav
Farwell J. D. * Co.. 307 Clay
HaakeJ. C.,46 Steuart
Hare Charles, 34 Steuart
Hubert Charles, 517 Davis
Josselyn G. M., 38 Market
Marks John J. .t Co., 63 Clay
Wright <t Bowne, 54 Steuart
Ship Joiners.
Bigley Thomas & Co., 15 Spear
Bragg Robert, W s Main bet Folsom
and Harrison
Foster Henry A., 4 California
Gereau W. P.., 11 Spear
Knapton T. J., 322 Jackson
Middlcmas it Boole, 403 Spear
Parent. Charles L., 232 Fremont
Robinson William, 11 Spear
Spoftord J. L.,413 Main
Williams B. F., 211 Drumm
Shipping and Forwarding
Merchants,
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., 308
Sansom (see adv. dept. page lxxxiii)
Ballard & Hall. NE cor Cal and Davis
Beadle D., 119 Washington
Bermingham J., NE cor Fol and Spear
Brown Charles M., 400 Spear
Chauncey ,t Co., 306 California
Coghill it Harrison, 318 Front
Collie, Stewart & Co., NE cor Califor-
nia and Davis
Crawford A. & Co., 27 Market
Cross it Co., 316 California
Cummings W. B. & Co,, 124 California
Dart Putnam C, 313 California
Dewar John, 305 Montgomery
Dibblee Albert, 38 California
Dickson, DeWolf it Co., 414 Battery
Dolbeer it Carson, 34 Market
Durand A., 316 California
EarlD. W., 226 California
ELDR1DGE it IRWIN, P. M. S. S.
CO.,) cor First and Brannan (see
adv. dept. page vi)
Ellerborst H. D. it Co., 117 Drumm
FLINT, PEABODY & CO., 408 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page lxv)
Forbes Bros. <fc Co., 308 California
Freeman, Smith it Co.. 110 California
Friedlander I..300 California
Glldden & Williams, 218 California
Goodall & Nelson, NE cor East and
Clay
Goodrum George, 525 Front
Hanson, Ackerson & Co., pier 9 Steu
Hartshorne B. M., 610 Front
HIGGINS & COLLINS. 1 Market
HOLLAIJAY <fc BRENHAM, (N. P.
Trans. Co.) 217 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page vii)
Hooper William B. & Co., 304 Cal
HOWES GEORGE & CO., 302 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xvi
Hutchinson, Kohl & Co., 310 Sansom
Jacobs Albert, 119 Washington
Kentfleld John it Co., pier 9 steuart
Kittle i Co., NW cor Cal and Frout
Knapp it Grant, 111 Washington
KOOPMANSCHAP <t CO,, 109 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xcix)
Larco Nicholas, 430 Jackson
Leveridge, Wadhams <fc Co., 318 Front
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants' Exch
LOW C. ADOLPHE <t CO., 208 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept. page 20)
McCune J.N., 117 Clay
MACONDRAY& CO., 206 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xxi
MAKIN it HUBBACK.316 California
Mastick S. L. &, Co., pier 10 Steuart
McCollam Thomas W., 224 Sac
Meinecke Charles, 314 Sacramento
Mel John <t Son, 36 California
MERRILL J. C. & CO. ,204 California
(see adv. dept. page xxiii)
Minturn Charles, 17 Vallejo
Moore it Co., NE cor Cal and Davis
Naunton George, 524 Battery
Nevada Transportation Co.. 226 Cal
Olmsted W. N., 306 California
Parrott & Co., 426 California
Pickett William. 318 Front
Pierce Nelson, 108 California
PLATT <fc NEWTON, SW cor Califor-
nia and Front (see adv. dept. page
xxiii)
POPE & TALBOT, 318 California (see
adv. dept. page 33)
Prltchard M. G..414 California
Raimond R. K., 228 Front
Raymond I. w.. 414 Market
Reed Henry B., 821 Washington
Roberts M. K., 638 Front
RODGERs, METER .t CO., 212 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept page elv)
Rosenrela John, NE cor Fol and Spear
Ross, Dempster & Co.. 105 California
ROYAL MAM, STEAM PACKET
CO., 319 California (sec adv. dept.
page xx vii)
Schleiden William, 504 Battery
Severance ll. W. .t Co.. (OS Front
Sherwood, Bulkley it Co., 106 Sac
Stevens, Raker & Co., NW cor Sacra-
mento and Davis-
Taylor C. L. & Co., 34 California
Taylor F. B. .t Co., 11:1 Front
Ten Boscli N., (grain) 109 California
Tichenor II. B. & Co., 42 Market
Walworth J. J., NE cor Mission and
Steuart
Weeks E. J., 6 Merchant's Exchange
WELCH A CO., 109 California (sec
adv. dept. page c)
Whitney & Co., 410 Front
WILLIAMS, 1SLA.NCIIARD <fc CO.,
218 Cal (see adv. dept. page xxii)
Ziel Bertheau & Co., 122 California
Shipping Offices.
[See also Shipping and Forwarding.]
Dolliver J. 8. & Co., S W cor Davis and
Vallejo
Fullard it McPherson, 4 Steuart
Naunton G., 524 Battery
Nicholson J. Y., 635 Front
Scott it Co., 899 Front
Shipsmiths.
Burns Isadore, 20 Steuart
Christy James, Mississippi nr Solano
Coleman David R.,706 Front
CROCKARD HCCII, N B Mission bet
Steuart and Spear (sec adv. dept.
page 57 i
Grant George W., 133 Spear
Hendry W. M., Second nr Townsend
McTernan Brothers, 31 Commercial
Muir A. & Co., 1013 Battery
Olmstead Charles H., Berry nr Third
Phelps Brothers, (S. F. Screw Bolt
Works) 13 Drumm
Phelps W. S. it Co., 13 Drumm
Taylor John F., 26 Folsom
Shipwrights.
[See also Ship Builders..]
Allen L. S. <fc Co., 8 California
Bigley Thomas it Co., 15 Spear
Coombs ,t raylor, 109 Market
Foster Henry A.. 4 California
Gereau W. B., II Spear
Kerruish & Symon, sac nr East
LittlefleldJ. W.. Merchant nr East
Love .James H.,517 East
Miil.lleiiias.t Boole. 408 Speaf
Mlddleton J., W s East nr Jackson
Strang it Castner, foot Fifth
Willcutt & Rowe, S s Merchant nr East
Shirts and Collars.
[See also Clothing; also Furnishing
Goods.]
Anderson ife Irving, 219 Montgomery
Atkinson L. & Co.. 310 California
Atkinson W. II., 410 Kearny
Ahrens Gertrude, 563 Howard
Bullock it Jones, 421 Montgomery
Falkenstein A., 137 Montgomery
Hedge ,t Thayer, 323 Montgomery
Godfrev William A. II., 105 Second
Hagans G. W. .Mrs., 15 New Mont
Jerome L. S.. 423 Keamv
Levine Adolph, 603 Market
Love & Black, 209 Montgomery
Lowe S., 627 Saeramenio
Morison. Harris <t Co., 112 Bush
MORRIS E. MRS., (manufacturer) 526
Kearny (see adv. dept. page 42)
Ncuberg & Hess. 431 Montgomery
Orr & Atkins, 123 Montgomery
Popper Charles, 431 Kearny
Popper Max, 517 Kearny
Popper Simon, 327 Kearny
Postag C. Mrs., 1507H Mason
Women's Cooperative Union, 28 Post
Zacharias, Shirck <fc Co., 20 Sansom
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notion!.
50
None but the best Photographs are made by WATKIIfS, 26 Montgomery St.
788
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Stencil Cutters.
[See also engravers, etc.]
Hoffman J. Gottlelb, 414 Sacramento
Jobanning Louis W , Sff cor Clay
and Davis
Patch George W., 405 Front
TRUWORIUY FRANCIS M., 318
Front (see ailv. dept. page xlii)
WOOD GEORGE M. & Co., 312 Bush
(see adv. dept. page liii)
Stencil Stock.
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 312 Bush
(see adv. dept. page liii)
Stereoscopic Goods,
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO.,
9 Montgomery (see adv. front
cover)
Stereotypers.
[See also Electrotypers; also Silver
Platers.]
California Type Foundry Co., 407 San-
som
HAGAR ifc CO., 532 Clay (see adv.
dept. page 13)
Painter & Co., 510 Clay
Winturburii J. & Co., 417 Clay
Stevedores.
[See also Riggers and Stevedores.]
Allen T. H. & Co., Cowell's Wharf
DeVries it Chase, N s VallejonrBat
Haseltine Charles E., 36 Steuart
Mcnzics & Lowry, 502 Battery
Whitney & Frees, SE cor Mission and
Steuart
Stock "Sard*.
Createn & Baker, 423 Pacific
Olsin it Lynch, cor Hayes and Larkin
Sweeney i>. tfc Co., NE cor Tenth and
Howard
Stone Yards.
[See also Granite; also Marble.]
Batten ifc Mullen, Point Lobos Avenue
nr Geary
Brigham it Hawes, office 326 Mont
Conroy & Degan, Cemetery Avenue
opp Post
Cranley W., cor Devisadero and Geary
Grant Charles B., N s King bet Third
and Fourth
HEVERIN MICHAEL, foot of Third
(see adv. dept. page 46)
Larscneur <te Sheerin, cor Bush and
Lyon
Murphy Peter, 313 Folsom
Neeiy <fc Matthews, Cemetery Avenue
n r Bush
PACIFIC STONE CO., N s Bush nr
Market (see adv. dept. page lxxxii)
Roche, Bishop it Kcndriok, cor King
and Ritch
Williams Francis, cor Market and Pine
Storage Warehouses.
Battery Street Bonded, NW cor Bat-
tery and Filbert
Bay Warehouse, SanBom nr Lombard
Beale street Warehouse, Jas. Byrnes
.t Co., foot Beale
Bonded Warehouse, cor Filbert and
. Battery
Broadway Bonded, cor Broadway and
Battery
City Warehouse, Lombard Dock
Clark's Point Warehouse, NW cor
Front and Broadway
Cowell's Warehouse, NE cor Battery
and Union
Cunningham's Warehouse, J. W. H.
Campbell, between Front, Battery,
Green and Coiimerce
Dibble A., Commerce nr Front
Eagle Warehouse, N. R. Lowell, NW
cor Davis and Pine
Empire Warehouse, C. C. Carlton, 16-
22 Beale
Eureka Warehouse, A. J. Gove, cor
Montgomery and Chestnut
Falkner, Bell it Co., cor Union and
Battery
FLINT, PEABODY & CO.'S Ware-
house, Perkins, Flint & Co., Bat-
tery nr Filbert
Forbes' Warehouse, Front nr Vallejo
Friedlandcr's Warehouses, foot Spear
and cor Sansom and Chestnut
Front Street Warehouse, J. F. Hay-
cock, cor Front and Broadway
Gibbs' Warehouse, cor Front and Val-
lejo
Greenwich Dock Warehouse, NW cor
Battery and Greenwich
Griffin's Warehouse, N W cor Battery
and Filbert
Grisar E. it Co.. 901 Sansom
Hathaway 's Warehouse, foot Spear
Haycock J. F., SW cor Front and
Broadway
HolcombW. A. & Co., SW cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo
Howard U. 8. Bonded, cor Front and
Broadway
Howes & Co.'s Warehouse, 1013 Bat
Kittle & Co., 809 Sansom
Lazard's Warehouse,' SW cor Filbert
and Battery
Lombard Warehouse, cor Lombard and
Sansom
McAlister J. H., 23 Spear
New Orleans Warehouse, Woodhams
it Ludlum, NW cor Cal and Davis
North Point Dock Warehouse, cor
Sansom and Lombard
Oriental Warehouse, Pool & Harris,
cor Brannan and First
P. M. S. S. Go's Free Warehouse, foot
First
P. M. S. S. Co's Grain Warehouse, cor
First and Brannan
Pacific Warehouse, F. W. Clark, cor
Battery and Broadway
Perkins, Flint a Co., SW cor Battery
and Greenwich
Rincon Point Warehouse, E. V. Hath-
away, Rincon Point
Rogers N., 818 Battery
Sansom Street Bonded, 815 Sansom
Selby's Warehouse, T. H. Selby ifc Co.,
SW cor Market and Main
Scott's Warehouses, cor Greenwich
and San, and cor Bdwy and Bat
South Point Warehouse, foot Third
Union Warehouse, Scholle & Lanker-
shim, NW cor Union and Battery
Vallejo Street Bonded Warehouse,
SW cor Front anil Vallejo
Van Damme's, Sansom bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Washington Street Warehouse, I. H.
Ellingwood, Wash Street Wharf
Stoves and Tinware,
[♦Importers.]
Abrahamson Peter, 439 Bush
Alvey Charles W., 911 Kearny
Armstrong James, 242 Sixth
Bertram Thomas, 082 Folsom
Bohn John, 112 Seventh
BOESCH EMIL, 1003 Kearny (see adv.
dept. page lxxv)
♦BRITTAN, HOLBR »OK & CO., 113
California (see adv. opposite page)
Brown Charles, 724 Market
Bryan John M., 130 Third
Brydgcs Marshall C, 203 Second
BUCKNAM EZRA T., 22 Steuart (see
adv. dept. page 38)
Burgemeister Augustus, 143 Second
LTough George H., W s Folsom nr
Twenty-second
Corey Thomas, 203 Pacific
Daily J. J., SE cor Powell and Pacific
Daly Daniel J., 10 Fourth
David Auyuste, 1009 Stockton
*DeLaMontanva James, 218 Jackson
Denniston Richard, 1810 Polk
Elder it Double, 544 Clay
Engels Henry A., 602 Mission
Freeman & Wrin, 342 Third
Friel William, 69 Fourth
Goudoin Jacques, 125 Fifth
Greninger Daniel, 542 Fourth
Griffin .(. Jr., 1508 Stockton
Grimm Adolph, 1110 Dupont
Grofl'man Charles P., 46 Jackson
Hep You, (Chinese) 915 Dupont
Hoffman M., 1003 Market
Hoffman ifc Green, 1228 Stockton
Hoy Alexander, 1103 Stockton
lis John G., 628 Washington
IREDALE A. S.. 565 Mission (see adv.
dept. page 43)
Johnston James, 545 Market
Johnston W., 229 Sutter
Kohler J., 13 Second
Lacy John G., 34 Louisa
Lewis & Pander, 32 Geary
Little ifc Lawson, 603 Battery and 306
Jackson
♦LOCKE & MONTAGUE, 112 Battery
(see adv. dept. page 12)
Michael Abraham, ft Dupont
Mistre Simeon. 805 Washington
MoennlngGunther, 136 Fourth
Molony Patrick. 311 Sutter
Murphy P. II., 1229 Folsom
Murtha William O., SE cor Taylor and
Turk
O'Shea James J., 1322 Stockton
Osgood ,t Stetson, 312 Clav
Owens Richard B., 108 Fourth
I'ape August E., 1526 Stockton
Prag Martin, 125 Clay
Reid Charles, 1323 Pacific
Ruggles David W., (colored) 310 Jack
savage it Son, 145 Beale
Schuster Brothers, 102 Kearny
Sickler Caleb M., 422 Kearny
SNOOK G. <t W., 427 Pine (see adv.
dept. page 38)
Stern D. & Co., 215 Third
Stouttnburgh Isaac A., 519 Davis
Sumner Joseph, 29 Drumm
Sweigert Adam, cor Natoma and
Eleventh
♦Tay, Brooks & Backus. 616 Battery
Vasconcellos Joseph J., 524 Wash
Vetter A., 225 Dupont
Wolff Marcus, 301 First
Yet Kee, (Chinese) 913 Dupont
Straw Goods.
[See also Millinery; also Hats, etc.]
Atlantic Straw Works, 132 Fourth
Hill William II., (Golden City) 131
Second
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 San-
som (see adv. register of names,
each alternate page)
Held Brothers, 1 Sutter
Manley Bridgeman, (Excelsior) 141
Fourth
OULIF, DATO <fc CO., 543 Market (see
adv. dept. page 34)
Pacific Straw Works, 335 Bush
Rosenberg G. it Co., 118 Sansom
Ross L. & Co., 416 Market
TENCE CHARLES & CO., 22 Sutter
(see adv. dept. page lxii)
Tobin, Davisson & Co., N W cor Sutter
and Sansom
Toplitz Fabian, 571 Market
Stucco Workers.
[See Plasterers.]
Sugar Refineries.
Alvarado Beet, Moore Bros, agents,
NE cor California and Davis
BAY', SW cor Battery and Union (see
adv. dept. page 28)
CALIFORNIA, cor Eighth and Bran-
nan (see adv. dept. page xxxi)
California Beet, office 33S Mont
CHINA, W. F. Russell agent, 224 San-
som (see adv. dept. page xxix)
Golden Gate, cor Polk and Grove
San Francisco and Pacific, office 215
Front
Sun Burners.
Dietz A. C, ifc Co., 224 Front
Super-Heaters— Steam.
Harris Robert L., 72 Montgomery Block
Surgical Instrument makers.
[See also Cutlers.]
Folkers J. H. A. & Bro., 118 Mont
Newman John, (agent) 411 Wash
PRICE M., 415 Kearny and 10 Steven-
son (see adv. dept. page lxviii)
Rau & Kohnke, 108 Leidesdorff"
Will it Finck, 821 Kearny and 140 Mont
Surveyors.
[See also Engineers— Civil]
Brooks T. R.. 603 Washington
Dudgeon Edwin, (buildings) 326 Mont
Easton A. S., 302 Montgomery
Humphreys William P., 52 Mont Blk
Mauran J. R., 410 Montgomery
MCGREGOR A. E., 636 Clay (see adv.
dept. page 58)
Morgan Thomas W., 240 Montgomery
Noyes Amos, (marine) 406 California
Ransom Leandcr, 204 Montgomery
Ringot Joseph, (marine) 406 Cat
auxMTJ.NGTO.2J, HOPKINS & OJ., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. HOLBROOK,
A. D. McDOXALD, [ San Francisco.
J. F. MERRILL,
J.W. BRITTAX, j )„ york
C. MERRILL, pe
BRITTAN, HOLBROOK & CO
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
pf PlAMi W
I1T IBOJX,
Iron Pipe, Pumps, Zinc Wire,
inners' Stock, Tools and Machines. House-Furnishing Hardware,
And Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
Nos. Ill and 113 California and 17 and 19 Davis Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
No. 178 J Street, Sacramento, Oal.
mmw
W. J. T. PALMER & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
nf fl
School Furniture on hand and Made to Order.
105 and 107 Mission Street, - San Francisco.
Depot and Warerooms, 323 California Street.
TO BOOK BITTERS.
BOOKSELLER,
609 MONTGOMEEY STREET
San Francisco, Gal.
H. H. MOORE
Has recently returned from the Eastern States, with an extensive
and varied collection of rare and valuable books, purchased at
the Trade and other Auction Sales. His stock now comprises
many rare and valuable standard works, suitable for public and
private libraries, and a fine collection of illustrated books, which
are offered for sale at extremely low prices.
A splendid assortment of JUVENILE WORKS; also, a
full line of
LAW BLANKS AND STATIONERY.
HORACE H. MOORE,
609 MONTOOMERY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Old Stand of H. H. Bancroft & Co.
*788
C P VA.N SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. Furnishing Goods.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
789
SCHUSSLEB H., 516 California (see
adv. dept. page lxxxii
Smith .1 alius II. ."2 Montgomery Block
Sin t,li R. H., City Hall
VON SCHMIDT A. W., 80S Mont-
gomery (sec adv. dent, p go liii)
Waeki nieuder Vitus, 146 San Bruno
Road
Watson Horace H., (marine) XIV cor
California and Battery
Watson William S., 410 Kearny
Surveyors' Instruments.
Ewing Charles (»., Ill Montgomery
Sack John C..20S Montgomery '
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Montgom-
ery isee adv. dept. page lxxiv)
Suspension Bridge Builders.
[Si ■ also Wire Rope, etc.]
HALLIDIE A. S., <fc CO., 519 Front
(see adv. dept. page lxxxv)
Syrups and "Wines.
[See also Liquors; also Native Wines.]
Bona Angelo. 118 Leidesdorff
Cassin F. & P. J, 523 Front
Favre a- Jaussaud, 430 Jackson
Lyons Ernest G. & Co., 510 Jackson
McMlLLVN & KESTLR, 714 Front
(see adv. dept. page 2)
PACHE & CO., (vermouth) 40 Geary
(see adv. dept. page 5tj)
Phister Andrew, llli Leidesdorff
Shadier, Walter & Co., 302 Battery
Tailors.
Abrahams A., 1717 Mason
Abrams I., 433 Pacific
Adams 11.204 Leidesdorff
Albrecht.Iohn, 443 Bush
Alexander A., 73') Market
Anderfuren John, 755 Mission
Angel M., 110 Pacific
Annis E.,235 Sutter
Ansehel L.. 'Mi Commercial
Assion J.. 205 Montgomery
Banks <t Galvin. 51s Sacramento
Barber Robert L.. 327 Pine
Bargon M., 425 Pine
Baron A., 35 Pacific
Barrv H., Trinity Court
Basli H.,202 Bush
Bateson J. H. 5 Clementina
Bee Freres, 1131 Dupont
Benjamin M., 204 Brannan
Bernstein D., 779 Folsoui
Blake John, 413 Sutter
Block John. 12 Geary
Bloom L J.. 1132 Market
Bogner ('.. 11 Sutter
Borlcbim H.,30 Geary
Boucher E..537 Sacramento
Brandhofer M., 014 California, rear
BrodwolfG.. 135 Post
Brooks John L.. 710 Montgomery
Bull James, 220 Third
Bullock <fc Jones. 421 Montgomery
Burmeister C, 228 Brannan
Canty T.. 37 Sutter
Clare John, 115 Pacific
Cline Samuel, 1503 Stockton
Cline Simon, 25(5 Steuart
Cohen C, 17 Morton
Cohen L., 16 First
Cohen M.. 356 Fourth
Cohn J.,27 Stockton
Colin N.. 710 Mission
Collin H.. 1307 Pacific
Collins James, 20 Card Alley
Conlon Edward, Vallejo nr Dupont
Cooper John, 22 Montgomery
Cruikshank R., 17 Morton
Curtis J., S\V cor Commercial and East
Dannheimer L., 616 Clay
Davis I.. 404 Third
Davis M„ 753 Mission
Dettelliaum P., 117 Leidesdorff
Dettmar H., 402 Brannan
Dixev F.,29 Post
Dradv Thomas, 010 Folsom
Dreydemi P., 513 Pine
Drurv William. 633 Kearny
Eien S. C.,54« Fourth
Eisenli ru' 1.. 611 Montgomery
Elwell F., 321 Bush
Emanuel II.. 130 Pacific
Erb E., Ill Stevenson
Erenberg L„ 417 Pine
Ernst A., 802 Jackson
Falk L., 216 First
Fass N.. 002 Clav
Flgel Josenh, 211 Montgomery
Figel 8., 3 Masonic Temple
Fischer. I. ,537 California
Fogel A- Harris, 337 Bash
Foo Lang, (Chinese) 839 Dupont
Franco A., 202 Pacific
Friedman L.. 11 Steuart
Frost li. Mrs.. 711 Folsom
Fuller.)., 10ii First
(icimaiin W„ 50 I Montgomery
Ght<> F..711 Montgomery
Gnip Chong, (Chinese) 710 Jackson
Goey Hing Kee <fe Co., 725 Dupont
Goldberg P., 343 Bush
Goolet I., 415 Montgomery
Gray s.,i*24 Powell
Greaves W., :<4 Geary
Uuttman S., 522 Pacific
Haas M., 872 Folsom
HAGMAN JOHN, 427 Bush (see adv.
dept. page li)
Hammond J: H , 531 California
Hand J. S.. 63 New Montgomery
Harris A., 506 Mission
Harris B., 210 Leidesdorff
Harris C. 529 Pacific
Hards D., 845 Clay
Harris E., 226 Third
Harris II., 703 r>a\is
Harris M.. 64 Shipley
Harshall G., 221 Third
Havdrn F.. 527 Kearny
Heeth A., 11 Washington
HEPPNER J. L., 627 Sacramento (see
adv. dept. page 41)
Hintze I., 320 Pine
Ho Yun & Co.. (Chinese) 909 Dupont
Houston R. T.. 324 Dupont
Irving I).. 612 H Howard
Isaac M., 4 Summer
Isaacs H., 507 Jackson
Isaacs s., 831 Washington
Isidor Levy. 20S Second
Jacobs Jacob, S s Hayes nr Larkin
Jacobs J., 432 Broadway
Joseph I.. 121 Pacific
Kaul S., 405 Commercial
Kavanagh J. & Co., 333 Bush
Kelly John. 540 Market
Kelly Lawrence, '27 Fourth
Kelly R . 1020 Market
King F. W., 623M Commercial
Klaus John, 626 Pacific
KrownW.,614 Mission
KruegerC, 1105 Dupont
Kuhlmann S., 412 Pacific
Laekenhack ('.. 41 Third
Lancaster J.. 625 Washington
Leszynskv I. H., 208 Pacific
Levi A.. 303 Third
Levi I., 36 Main
Levi M.. N W cor Stockton and Sac
Levine L., 444M Third
Levy A..539S Third
Levy M., 128 Pacific
Levy M., 573 Mission
Levy M.. 5 Stevenson
Lew P. L.,311 Sutter
Levv S., 237 Jackson
Lewis D.. N s Jackson nr Davis
Lewis M..677 Market
Levner C. A.. 641 Pacific
Lin Mau. (Chinese) *0ti Dupont
Lindow J., 913 Pacific
Long W.. 615 Clay
Man Fong. (Chinese) 915 Dupont
Mann I)., 190 Jessie
Marks A., 619 California
Marks S., 809 Washington
Marks S.. S\V cor Jack and Drumm
Maver J.. 116 Kearny
Mayer & Hirshfeld.M Montgomery
Mayers M., 696 Mission
McCaffrey H..9UM Folsom
Meune C. 533 Washington
Merz J..734 Vallejo
Meyer C, 211 Sutter
Meyers C . 612 Broadway
Mialon J.. 72-1 Clay
Michael C, 134 Second
Michael H.. 741 Pacific
Michael S., 110 Leidesdorff
Michaelis B., 1432 Stockton
Michaels M.. 41 Louisa
Monell W.. 505 California
MontaJ.. 919 Montgomery
Moorbrink B.. 621 Post
Morris L., 609 Howard
Motzenbecker P., 722 Montgomery
Moy E.. 27 Morion
Mu'cha P., 44s Third
Myers M. J.. 117 Sutter
Neeb II.. 1228 Pacific
Nonnein aim W.. 2 St. Charles Place
O'Donm II John. 23 Post
(Ishorn W. \\\. 31 (iearv
r. Is i- li.. 246 Clementina
P. ters.lohn.518 Fourth
Petty C . 10 Card Alley
Piticus m., 2H2 second
Plagemann W., 17 Geary
Plan/, A P.iiunian, 314 Commercial
Pobeim, Degenhart A Co., 1121 Stock
Pitrdv.t Litchfield. 500 Washington
I'vser M.. 123 -utter
OiiiM Lun ,V Co.. i Chinese) 760 Clay
Raphael li.. 532 Sacramento
Raphael A Bro.,55 1 bird
Raaschen H. J., 61! Commercial
Reynolds G. L.,688 Clay
Rlegelhaupl P., 518 Market
King I). D.. 141 Third
Robertson .v., 617 Mission
Rosenthal Jacob, 1304 Stockton
Rotensteln A., 612 Broadway
Ryan .1. N., 15 Sutter
Shaen JoseDh, 124 Sutter
Shar (.'., 717 Sansnm
Shepoard John. 017 Montgomery
SHORT M., 527 Commercial (sec adv.
dept. page xliv)
Short Peter, 613 Washington
Shwitzar Jacob. 559 sixteenth
Slegel M., 1592 Stockton
Smith Ciiarh- p., 931 Washington
Soon Chung. (Chinese) 812 Dupont
Spellman Josei h. 115 Leidesdorff
Spencer Joseph D..623 California
stans John, 595 Union
Steil Henry, Occidental Hotel
Stein M., 8 s Jackson nr Davis
stodt A., 705 Battery
Straub .1. N.,240 Sutter
Sullivan John .1.. 1000 Market
Swaby John M.. (colored) 505 Green
SWEENEY NICHOLAS, 41 Second
[see adv. dept. pate lxxxw
Thiil Henry, 607 Battery
Tohin J. II.'. 114 Montgomery
TrantnerG., 710 Washington
Tuck Hop, (Chinese) 812 Clav
rjnger M„ 74S Market
Vogel Benjamin, 1: a Front nr Pacific
Wah ring Lung, 1 Chinese) 824 Dup
Wahrmbron A., 805 Clay
Waicott p.. Miss. 27 Louisa
Walsh Margaret Mrs., 28)4 Geary
Walter (1. F. A- Co.. 611 Sacramento
Webster L.. 406 Jackson
Webster w.. 370 Market
Wehn C. !•'.. 807 Montgomery
Weinberg l... 27 Pacific
Werner John. 631 Merchant
Westerman John, 668 Howard
WHALES JOHN, 732 Market (see adv.
dept page 60)
Wing Chung Tie. (ChincRe) 627 Jack
Winn Thomas J.. 435 Bush
Wolf Aaron, 1(1 1 Leidesdorff
Wolf Caspar, 229 Third
Wolfe Morns. NE cor Fifth and How
Wolff Jacob. 5 Spring
Wood S., 422 Sixth
Wood s. M..715 Mission
Wo, ..is David. 537 Commercial
Wright A Harmon. 513 California
wuhi H.,429 Pacific
Yet Gee, 1 Chinese 1 716 Jackson
V11 Chang, | Chin «) si-- Dupont
Zanonl I... Ilinckl >y nr Dupont
Zeltska lb nry.610 Clay
Zinnamon a- Bialey, 413 Pine
Tailors' Trimming*.
Hammond William, 29 Post
Levy Michael, 642 Sacramento
1; ilea a MorlU, 115 Hatter
8TEIN,8IMOK A CO., 682 Sacramen-
to and 031 Commercial (see adv.
dept. page be)
CLLMANN M. «fc CO., 680 Sacramen-
to (see adv. dept page xxvi)
HAAS c. & V.. A Co.. tilt. Sacramen-
to (see adv. dept. page xxvi)
Tallow.
[See also Hides and Wool ; also Soap.]
Cox J. W.. 408 Bar' rv
Ernst Hermann. 206 Front
Iscard A Lelle, Lombard nr octavla
Moodv A- Parish, 21(1 Davis
NICHOLS A. C a- c<i.. 411 Battery
•see BdV. dept. pHu'e XXV)
Smith, Brown A Co., 507 Sacramento
JOJSTES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS* YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
790
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TimkH Maniifacl nrert.
ATWOOD ft BODWEMi, 211 Mission
,sce adv. dept. pages 4 and 5)
Tanners and Tanneries.
[Sec also Leather, etc.]
Beck X. A., SE cor Nineteenth and
Folsom
Becker ('., San Bruno Road nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Beisel Jacob, SW cor Mariposa and
Mississippi
Birgle & Sjiilkcr, Texas bet Sixteenth
and Santa Clara
Bloom Wolf, cor Folsom and Twen-
tieth
Bordc J., Preeita Avenue nr Howard
Brannan M. J., cor Twenty-sixth and
York
dynes A- Mc Aleer, San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
Connihan John, E s Carolina bet Six-
teenth and Santa Clara
Cox J. \V., (agent) 408 Batterv
Davidson J. VV. &. Co., cor Eighth and
Brannan
Degan Philip, Old San Jose Road nr
Industrial School
Dietsch G., Seventeenth Avenue nr
Twenty-sixth
Dolan M. F., cor Sixteenth and Har
Dugan Thomas, Sixteenth nr Folsom
Ferguson XV., Bay View. South S. F.
Finger. Young & Co., Serpentine Ave-
nue nr Folsom
Funcke it Wassermann, Ninth bet
Brvant and Brannan
GRAY. JONES <fc CO., (agents Santa
Cruz) 418 Battery (see adv. dept.
page xxv)
Griffith William, Brannan Place bet
Sixth and Seventh
Hellwig Christian, (buckskin) Ss Ser-
pentine Avenue nr .Mission
Hoffman S., ss Serpentine Avenue bet
Folsom and Howard
Kins.- John F„ SE cor Eighteenth and
Folsom
Kirby K. C. A Co., 402 Battery
Krieg A Rafferty, San Bruno Road nr
'1 wenty-eighth
Legallet & Steinbach, Octavia nr Lom-
bard
Lchn Louis. Folsom nr Fifteenth
Liebes H. <fc Co., (fur) 113 Montgomery
Lynch it Lyons, Serpentine Avenue
nr Folsom
Mahoney Daniel, cor Fourteenth and
Dolores
Malone Patrick H., Fifteenth nr Do-
lores
Mayer Joseph, office 308 Sacramento
Mailer Adolph, (fur) 113 Suiter
NICHOLS A. C. it CO., 417 Battery
O'DONNELL CORNEUUS.S s Bran-
nan bet Fifth and Sixth (see adv.
dept. page 22)
O'Rourke & Co., 735 Brannan
Porter George K., 41b Battery
Ramond F., Van Ness Ave nr Green
Rover Herman. 435 Brannan
Ryan John, Mission Creek nr Eight
eentli
Sedgley & Dow, E s Mission nr Eight-
eenth
Seguine B., (kidglove) E s Dora nr
Harrison
Wentworth I. M. A Co., S s Fell bet
Franklin and Gough
Tanners' Tools.
Cox J. W., 408 Battery
NICHOLS A. C. <fc CO., 417 Battery
Tattersalls.
BURNS A. M. «fc CO.. NE cor Sansom
and Halleck (see adv. dept. p.cvi)
Taxidermists.
Dunn G. W., 317 Washington
Gruber Ferdinand, 626 California
Lorquin E. F., 522 Pine
Tea Dealers.
[•Importers.]
[Sec also Groceries: also Provisions.]
Aston James, 206 Sansom
Bishop it Co.. 71ii Market
BOWEN BUGS., 430 Pine
Camroux, Bradley & Co., 318 Front
•Foster & Dole, 38 California
FreseEmil.324 Clay
Hanlv W, W. & Co*, office 321 Front
Haskell G. S.. 603 Market
♦LOW C. ADOLI'HE &CO,208Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page 20)
•MACONDRAY & CO., 206 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xx)
•Moore I. C. 223 Batterv
Phillips, Talier & Co., 310 Front
•Tuck Chong & Co., 739 Sacramento
Teachers— Assaying,
Hanks H. G.,649 Clay
Phillips J. S., 423 Washington
Teachers— Bookkeeping;.
Beck Adolphus G.. 432 Montgomery
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
24 Post (see adv. register names,
page 737)
Pacific Business College.SE corGeary
and Stockton
Teachers— Dancing.
Clark A. Mrs., NE cor New Montgom-
ery and Howard
Drews Louis, 39 Fourth
Fitzgibbon David, 769 Market
Galovotti Theodore. 209 Ellis
Huddy William. 238 Jessie
Lunt Oliver A., Union Hall
McCarthy Brothers it sisters, 139 Post
Sanders A. A., SE cor New Montgom-
ery and Minna
Teachers — Drawing,
Curtis Leila & Co., 407 Sansom
Fletcher Henrv. 247 l'erry
Garin P. A., 113 Ellis
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., (poonah) 107H
Fifth
Keller Mary A. Mrs., 19 Powell
McHenry Ada M. Mrs., 22 Louisa
Seregni Fulgenzio, XE cor Market
and Montgomery
Teisseire Arinand, 544 Bryant
Wandesforde Juan B., 10 DeBoom
Teachers— Dress Cutting.
Barringer Elizabeth Mrs., 830 Market
Mortenson E. Mrs., (sewing) 739 Miss
Teachers— Pine Arts.
[See Painters — Portraits.]
Teachers— Horsemanship. •
Whitlock W. W., 842 Howard
Teachers— languages.
Biden A. E. Mrs., 1014 Post
Braun Charles J., 141 Minna
Bretteville Le N., XE cor Green and
Powell
Brown Aaron, 319 Stockton
Budge Richard F.. 728 Montgomery
Cassin Mary F., 544 Jessie
Dams Henry, 1407 Powell
DeCosta J. M., S s Green nr Larkin
DeSolla J. M., 1526 Powell
Desneufbourgs L., 520 O'Farrell
Eldredge T. K..314 I'nion
FOUSTER LUU1SA MADAME, 912
Sutter
Gabriel Jacob, 711 Hvde
Hartvie Augusta Mis., 31 Eddy
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
24 Post
Holea Guilliermo, 608 Market
Jebens G., 6 .'3 Larkin
La Roche Abel, 23 Geary
Loudon Jacques. 251 Clementina
Masson P. B. F., (widow) 718 Market
McLean A. Mrs.. 623 Harrison
Mibielle J., 120K Powell
Spelt.y F\,281 Sutter
Willey Mary B. Miss, 1019 Folsom
Teachers- Music.
Allen John, 1914 Mason
Alpers Charles, 1623 Powell
Anderson Mathew A., Jones Place nr
Brvant
Angelfs T., 1623 Powell
Ballenberg N., 711 California
Bennett Herbert, 731 California
Beutler John 15., 762 Mission
Bianchi E., 7J6 California
Beaujardin T. G., 823 Broadway
Bosworth Henry M., 910 Geary
Brenner Charles M., 5i0 Valencia
Brown A. F. Miss, 129 Third
Brown A. Mrs., Ill Eighth
Burton Elizabeth, 206 Fourth
Cady Josephine, (widow) 138 Sutter
Carnes Frederick A., 776 Howard
Cassin Mary F., 544 Jessie
Chapman Charles D., X s Turk nr
Franklin
Chapman Sarah, 346 Third
Charpiot C. Mrs., 309 Third
Cohen Waldow Madame. 1011 Stock
Coloff Herman, 914 Vallejo
Crocker William, 228 Bush
Currier A. M. .Miss, .567 Brvant
Crosett Truman, 512 Valencia
Dahm C. Mrs., 621 California
DePrefontaine J. J. R., 309 Fifth
De Follv C, 109 Geary
Devine Kate Mrs.. 226 Fifth
Duncan L. .Miss. 508 Folsom
Eckman A. O., 14 Rausch
Elliot Washington. 626 Sutter
Evans George T., 609 Folsom
Ferrer Manuel Y., 1516 Mason
Fischer C.,738 Green
Fredericks Philip. 129 Hayes
Haesters Frank, 1115 Clay
Hahn C, 232 Seventh
Hall H. W. Mrs., 746 Howard
Hartmann E., 1427 Mission
Hartvie A. Mrs., 31 Eddy
Hecht L. Mrs., 1300 California
Helmers N. S., 463 Brvant
Herrera C. Miss.. 542 Howard
Hisgen E. C, 815 Clay
Hodgdon XV. H., 1063 Howard
Hoflman A., 222 Stevenson
Hoffman C, 7 Howard Court
Holdredge S. E. .Miss, 712 Turk
Hollo Hermann, 572 Howard
Holz Louis. 421 Bush
Holzhauer H., 922 Jackson
Hoseman E. A., 422 Sutter
Ingham M. Mrs.. SW cor Folsom and
Sixth
Isaacs D., 350 Jessie
Jaffa Madame. 730 Howard
Katzenbach Frederick, 922 Powell
Kerr James A.. 1026 Folsom
Kessler C, 22 Fifth
Kidd Alexander. 810 Green
Klingeman C. 331 Fourth
Knowlton M. Mrs., 2207 Larkin
Konoplilskv Madame, 870 Mission
Kuh Jacob. 920 S Folsom
Kuhne A.. 410 Kearny
Lapfgeer XV. A., 21m Gearv
Lyster Frederick, 921 Bush
Macdougall XV. J., 7 Sansom
Maitland A., 331 Montgomery
Mancusi G., 9U6 Market
Martini L. A., 1820 Stockton
McCullough I., W s Shotwell nr
Twenty-third
McLean A. Mrs., 623 Harrison
Melville Julia Mrs., 821 Geary
Morgan C. H. Mrs., 1045 Howard
Moretti Charles, ln6 Stockton
Morley C.,618 California
March L. Mrs., 9M Welsh
Xathanson G., 537^ Minna
Neuer Katie Miss. Valencia nr Nine-
teenth
Nichols P. R.,811 Market
NorcroBS .1. S. Mrs., 1 Burritt
Parker Ellen, 556 Minna
Pettinos George P., 426 Second
Pique Edward, 224 Stockton
Plane! L. F.. 832 Washington
Pollack L. Mrs., 813 Folsom
Prescott Hattie Miss, KSH Fourth
Reiohert M. K. Mrs., 316 Third
Belter F. E., 305 Mason
Khind J. W. C. 156 1.1iird
Richardson g. H. ,325)4 Bush
Rosenberg A. A.. 508 .Mason
Rosendorn E , kit Mission
Buss Charles J . IIS Fourth
Schmidt it Weil. 101 O'Farrell
Schmitz Joseph L., E s Mason nr Cal
Scott Gustav A., Ji;i Geary
Seiders Clara Miss, 7691* Mission
Simons L. Miss, 645 Washington
Smith S. I). .Miss, 302 Folsom
Spencer Mvra M.. 908 Powell
8PERANZA 1).. 1707 Powell
Stomlis Alice E. Mi<s, 569 Minna
Stribv L. .Mis., 751 Howard
Strlby William, 751 Howard
Toepke William, Mission nr Twelfth
Tojetti V. Madame, 613 I'nion
Tourney L. Miss, 14 Ellis
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeusop & Sous' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
791
Toussin E., 2 St. Mary's Place
Trenkle Joseph, 750 Folsom
Theisen A., 107 Turk
"Vice Maw Mrs., 343 Minna
Walker E. M. Mrs.. 545 Howard
Weber Paul, till Stockton
Wedel C. J., 1513 Stockton
Wedcl Gustave, 783 .Market
Willey Mary 1!. Miss, 1019 Folsom
Winn Mattie, SW corGoughand Hick-
ory
Teachers— Penmanship.
Andrews A. 15., 932 Mission
Beck A. G.,432 Montgomery
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post (see adv. register of names
page 737)
Pacilic Business College, SE cor Geary
and Stockton
Seregni Fulgenzio, NE cor Market, and
Montgomery
Teachers— Private Schools.
[See Colleges and Schools.]
Teachers — Wax Work,
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., 107H Fifth
Getz Anna M'me, 719 Howard
Telegraph Offices.
California State, 522 California
Central Division Atlantic and Pacific
States, 507 California
Branches— Grand Hotel, Occidental
Hotel, foot Pacific, 538 Market, S.
P. Railroad Depot, and foot Second
Fire and Police, Brenham Place
Mendocino and Humboldt. 522 Cal
Point Lobos, Merchants' Exchange
Western Union, 522 California
Branches— 400 Montgomery, SW
cor Sacramento and Front, Cosmo-
politan Hotel, and Grand Hotel
Telegraphic Instruments.
ELECTRICAL CONSTIiUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 134
Sutter (see adv. dept. page lxxxix)
Lundberg William, 810 Montgomery
Telegraphy — Teachers of.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
24 Tost (see adv. register of names
page 737)
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.
[See Stoves and Tinware and Copper-
smiths.]
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and Tin
Importers.
[See also Hardware ; also Stoves, etc.]
BRITTAN, HOLRROOK & CO., Ill
California (see adv. register of
names page 788)
LOCKE & MONTAGUE, 112 Battery
(see adv. dept. page 12)
Osgood <fc stetson, 312 Clay
PILSBURY, WEBB & CO., NE cor
Front and Pine (see adv. inside
back cover)
San Jacinto Tin Co., (manufacturer)
338 Montgomery
SELBY T. 11. <fe CO.. 118 California
(see adv. dept. page xiii)
Tay, Brooks <fc Backus, 610 Battery
Tohacco Dealers-Wholesale
ADAMS CYRUS, (manufacturer.) 419
Jackson
Arbondin Henry, 1626 Stockton
Brand Herman, 304 Battery
Bremer & Brother. 310 Sacramento
Christy & Wise, 607 Front
Coggeshall W. A., 654 Market
Cohen & Sperling, 320 Battery
Cohn G. <fe Co., 232 Front
Diez C. C.,411 Sacramento
Drinkhouse J. A., 228 Front
Emerv Charles G. <fc Co., 518 Battery
Engelhrecht & Levy. 314 Front
Esberg & Baehman, 207 Battery
Falkenslein & Co., NE cor Battery and
California
Heerdink & Co., (manufacturers) 23
.Seventh
Gelien R. G., SE cor Cal and Front
Goslinskv E. & Co.. 219 Battery
Herber W. & Co., 224 Battery
Born B. C. & Co., SW cor Front and
Clay
Klopstock Curtis. 212 Front
Kiillman & Anncr, 306 Sacramento
Lew Simon, 617 Commercial
Lewis Bros., 215 Battery
Liebee .1. & Co.. 806 Front
Liebea & Bowman, 301 Battery
Mayrisch Bros, it Co., 405 Battery
Oppenheiiner & Bro., 228 California
Parker, Wattson ifc Co., SW cor Front
and Sacramento
ITagrmann H. & Co., 127 Clay
ROSENBACM A. S. & CO.. SE cor
Clay and Battery (see adv. dept.
page c)
Ruppin Frederick, 213 California
Sanderson & Horn, 413 Front.
Scbierhold & Erase Bros., 423 Sac
Schonfeld A Bremer, 421 Sacramento
VAN SCHAACK C. P. «t CO., 712
Kearny
Vollbracbt A., 316 Commercial
Wertheimer L. .V, E., NW cor Front
and Sacramento
Wightman John & Co., 300 Battery
Toilet Articles.
[See also Apothecaries, Fancy Goods,
etc.]
Leland A. G. Mrs., 902 Market
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 698)
Tool Manufacturers.
HINZ CARL E., Spear nr Market (see
adv. dept. page 37)
Kraiiwski F. J.. Berrv nr Fourth
NELSON & D0BLE,"13 Fremont (see
adv. dent, page 53)
PILSBUKY. WEBB & CO., (dealers)
NE cor Front and Pine
Quiglcy Philip, (estate of) 914 Market
Sehint.z J. H.. 10 Stevenson
WEICHHAKT JOHN, 143 Beale (see
adv. dept. page 14)
Wright John, (picks) 15 Fremont
Toys.
[See also Fancy Goods.]
[♦Importers.]
Argente J., W s Mission bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Cohen Simon & Brother, 345 Kearny
Dixon H. H. Mrs., 1037 Folsom
Dow Martin, 124 Second
♦Feigenbaum & Co., 120 Sansom
*FELDMANN L. & CO., 315 Sacra-
nn nto (see adv. dipt, page lxiv)
*Feldbusch & Co., 308 Battery and 207
Montgomery
Frev William A., 402 Kearny
Geraghtv Michael, 1129 Folsom
Kecne C. C. 203 Kearny
•Kohler Chase & Co., 633 Clay
Marc use H. L., 1 (16 Stockton
Mayers Robert, 242 Montgomery
Mosse D'Alva, 632 Washington
Mosse Daniel 11. T..832 Market
PASQUALE E., 644 Washington (see
adv. dept. page lxxv)
Rubber Clothing Co., 607 Market
Scbletchweg Charles, 1436 Stockton
Solera Seralino. 1214 Stockton
Sorg 1'.. 602 Market
♦THURNAUER & ZINN, 119 Battery
(see adv. dept. page lxxviii)
VAN SCHAACK C. 1'. 65. ('<>., 712
Kearny (see adv. each alternate
page)
Vasseliu Hypolite, 22 Fourth
Translators.
[See Interpreters.]
Trunk Makers,
Aubrv Edward, 505 Jackson
Behrendl H. A Co., 511 Market
Church Thomas R..223 Montgomery
CORIN JOSEPH, 819 Montgomery(see
adv. dept, page 31)
Gal pen Edward A Co., 21 Sansom
GALl'EN R. H., 2 Post (see adv. dept.
page 50 1
Martin D. S. <fc Co., NE cor Montgom-
ery and Bush
SHERMAN WILLAM & CO., 60S
Mont (see adv. dept. page lxxxix)
Sullivan James, 13 Second
Truss Manufacturers,
Dieterich C.78SM Market
FolkersJ. II. A. A Bro., 1H Mont
Koeblei AugOSt, 718 Washington
Newman John, (agent 411 Wash
Painter .V Calvert, (dealers) SE cor
Clay and Kearny and 25 Kearny
Perrauit J., 413 Kearny
Sherman J. a., 240 Montgomery
Wakeice H. I'., i dealer) BE cor Mont-
gomery and Hush
Will A: Kinck. 140 Montand 821 Kearny
Turners — Wood and Ivory.
BRYANT, stuahan A CO., IN Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page II )
California .Mills, NW cr Spear and
Howard
Cameron A Hull, 218 Stcuart and 407
Mission
Doerger Charles, 620 Merchant
Field A Frei. 4S3 Bran nan
FREEMAN B. 11., 415 Mission (see
adv. dept. page ill)
QBACIEB >v JOHNSON, SE cor Miss
and Beale (see adv. dept. page 9)
Grande] F.. 636 Kearny
llardi nburg William, 24 California
Hertz A., 114 Spear
JESSE it DREW, cor Berrv and
Fourth
Kragen A C.elshaker, SE cor Mission
and Beale
LANGLAMi N. P., 4*5 Brannan (sec
adv. dept. page liv)
Meyer J. G. II.. 228 Montgomery
Orton R. 11.. 437 Brannan
Pedersen B., 108 Mission, rear
Strahle Jacob & Co., 523 .Market
Turpentine, Pitch, etc.
Mooov <fc Farish, 210 l)a\ is
Walton N. (.'., Es Main bet Mission
and Howard
Type Case Maker.
Linforth Edward II., 20 Fremont
Type Pounders.
California Type Foundry Co., 407 San
HAGAR A CO., 5)2 Clay (see adv.
dept. page 131
Painter A Co., 510 Clay
Umbrella Makers.
Alsop John, 346 Hush
Barr John D., 3:5 Lush
Caronte Joseph, 13 Geary
Ghisla Salvatore, uit Stockton
Yeager Thomas T., 5 Stockton
Undertakers.
Craig Peter A Son, 823 Market
Golden I bomas, W> Market
GRAY N., 643 Sacramento (SCO adv.
dept. page xlix)
Kcllv J., B34 Market
Lockhart A roller, 269 Stevenson
Massey £ Yung, 651 Sacramento
McGinn James, 717 Market
Underwriters— Agents of.
[See also Insurance.]
Bacon Joseph >., (Boston) 428 Cal
Bclloc Freies, Bottomry BondCo.)524
Montg bi v
Chevassus Edward, (French) 524 Mont
DeFremery James, (Amsterdam) 110
Sansom
FALKN1.R, BELL A CO., (London
Llovdsi430 California
Fletcher Artemos r.. i New York and
Philadelphia) 318 California
Haven Charles D., (Fire) 41t. Cal
llelhnan Brothers ,v Co., (Hamburg
and German Lloyds* SW col Jl ck-
son and Front
Hopkins Caspar T., (Marine) 31s Cal
MeblasC, F., (Bremen) 421 BatU >
Noyefl Amos, (American DoydB) 406
California
Rintot Joseph, (French Lloyds) 400
California
S. F. .Marine Board, 318 California
Schroder Henry it Co., (Bordeaux)Sll
Montgomery
stoddart W.J. .819 California
Upholsterers and Paper-
hangers.
Aldrich George C, SE cor Third ami
Tehama
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
Ji'or Photographic or Stereoscopic views examine W ATKINS', opp. Lick House entrance*)
^92
AN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HELL JOHX C, 524 Market (see adv.
dept. page liv)
Bernard J., 1120 Stockton
Beraon A. <fc Son, 712 Washington
lil'KNHAM JAMES W. it CO., 17
Post (see adv. dent, page 17)
Clark George \Y\, 333 Tine
Cole X. 1*. it Co., -2211 Bush
COOKE & SM ITH, 30 Fourth (see adv.
dept. page 47)
Coulson Robert, 130 Fourth
Day Eobert, B22 Montgomery
Dcferrari G. 15., 1104 Dupont
Dillon William, 741 Mission
Dow W. B. 665 Mission
Edwards Frank G., K30 Clay
Eureka Hair Co., 573 Mission
Fannin K. C, 669 Mission
Flahaut J. 740 Washington
Gebhardt Wendel, 837 Clay
Goodwin* Co., 322 Pine
Graham Edward, 1 O'Farrell
Gullixson Henry A., 687 Market
Hall & Lachman, 326 Tine
Hardle & Fredericks, XE cor Market
and Sansom
Hilling H., 573 Mission
HOEV JOHN, 729 Market (see adv.
dept. page lxvui)
HORSTMANX H.& CO., 323 Pine (see
adv. dept. page 26)
Humherg A., 555 Seventh
Icke Jacob, 829 Pacific
Kind R. W., 608 Market
Koch J. C, 21 Geary
Lenhardt A., 1232 Stockton
Lew Leopold. 1514 Stockton
Lydon D., 38 Sixth
Mamlock William, SE cor Ellis and
'lay lor
Marchant George H., 783 Market
McAlister Thomas, XW cor Sutter
and Leavenworth
McElwee & Stringer, 751 Market
McMahon R. F., 917 Market
McVea James, 1011 Powell
Mitchell & Bell, 314 Pine
Murphy Michael, 7 Powell
Nelson J. G.,643 Market
Neumann I., 932 Market
Neupert Philip, 530 Broadway
Ordway R., 1009 Howard
Patterson James, 128 Sixth
Patterson James, 116 Fifth
Perkins H., 1116 Market
PLUM, BELL & CO., 24 Post (see adv.
back cover)
Postel it Tiede, 704 Vallcjo
Pouzadoux L., lull Stockton
Sanders & Duffy, 501 O'Farrell
Schaar Adolph, 1149 Folsom
Scheggia Charles, 1428 Stockton
Schluter & Volberg,14 Third
Sehutt C, 306 Sixth
Seitz.l., 315 Third
Shelley John, 219 Second
Weerbrouck Frederick, 1804 Powell
Westley <fc Dierck, 143 Fourth
WHITNEY GEORGE O. <t CO., 319
Pine (see adv. dept. page xxi)
Wimlell H. & Co., 508 Bush
Upholstery Goods.
[See also Carpets; also Dry Goods.]
BELL JOHX C, 524 Market (see adv.
dept. page liv)
Berson A. <t Son, 712 Washington
Edwards Frank G.,6110 Clay
BURNHAM JAMES W. <t CO., 618
Market (see adv. dept. page 17)
Cole N. P. it Co ,222 Bush
Goodwin & Co., 322 Pine
Heney W. J. <t Co., 725 Market
HEYNEMANX it CO., 5 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xl)
HOKSTMAXX 11. it t O. 325 Pine (see
adv. dept. page 26)
KEMP JOHN H.,406 Market (see adv
dept. page lii
Kennedy Edmond C, 115 Bush
Me El wee <t Stringer 751 Market
Mitchell & Bell, 314 Pine
Nelson John G., 643 Market
PLUM, BELL <t CO., 24 Post (see
adv. back cover)
SOL( >MOX B. L. & SONS, J. H. Kemp
agent 406 Market (see adv. dept.
page li)
V alter D. X. <fc E. <fc Co., cor Battery
and Market
WHITNEY GEORGE O. & CO., 319
Pine (see adv. dept. page xxi)
Variety StorAs.
[See also Fancy Goods; also Toys,
etc.)
Emerson L. Mrs., 302 Post
Dudley George, X s Sixteenth nr First
Avenue
Gould Ellen K., 1604 Pacific
MacyT. B., (stand) N s Washington
nr Battery
Melvin James, XE cor Washington
and Sansom
Murawski J., 109 Pacific
Wiener J. A.. 421 Sansom.
Varnish Manufacturers.
HUETEK Gl'STAVE, 408 Commer-
cial (see adv. dept. page lxxv)
Truel W. F., 1609 Mason
Varnishers and Polishers.
[See also Painters.)
COOKE & SMITH.30 Fourth (see adv.
dept. page 47)
O'DAY WILLIAM, 120 Main (see adv.
dept. page 46)
Roemtr Caspar, 914 Washington
Varnishes.
[See also Paints.]
Dietz A. C. <fc Co., 224 Front
HUETEK Gl'STAVE, 408 Commer-
cial (see adv.. dept. page lxxv)
SULLIVAN, KELLY it Co., 103 Front
(see adv. dept. page xxx)
Walton N. C, E s Main bet Mission
and Howard
Wason <t Morris, 38 California
Whittier, Fuller & Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Vermouth Manufacturers.
PACHE it CO., 40 Geary (see adv dept.
page 56)
Veterinary Surgeons.
Bonis Pierre, 214 Stevenson
Carpenter W. H., cor Fourth and
Mission
Claussen H. H., 213 Pine
DeTavel A., Sll Howard
Evans George A., 308 Main
Imbourg Charles. 128 Kearny
Munro J. McK., 556 Mission
Vinegar Manufacturers.
[See also Pickles.]
California Grape Wine Co., cor Brady
and Market
CODE P. D. it CO., 621 Front (see adv.
register of names page 76SJ
Cutting .t Co., 415 Front
Goetjen £ Co., 120 Davis
Martin Wheeler, 406 Battery
Pohley it Koster, XW cor Gough and
Fulton
Riedel Gustave, Sacramento bet Pow-
ell and Mason
Bchammel Henry, 1820 Powell
Schmidt it Frets, 106 Commercial
Wadding Manufacturers.
Hardie & Harley, 47 Beale
Warehouses- Agricultural.
TREADWELL & CO.. Market opp
Front (see adv. dept. page xcv)
Washing Machines.
[See also Machinists; also Hardware,
etc.]
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
Lamb Freeman B., 231 Second
Washing Powders.
Standard Soap Co., 204 Sacramento
"Watches— Importers of.
[•Retail.]
♦Anderson <t Randolph, 112 Mont
♦Baldwin M. M. & Co , 433 Mont
"BARRETT &8HERWOOD.517 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page ii i
♦BRAVERMAN it LEVY, 119 Mont-
gomery (Bee adv. front cover)
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 134
Sutter (see adv. register of names
page 758)
*Cummings<fc Sons, 217 Montgomery
Dinkelspeil Samuel B. <t Co., 313 Bush
Dirking August. 128 Kearny
Giaunini P. A ,,£22 Clay .
Guignard J., 614 Merchant
*Hain & Pollard, 7 Kearny
♦Jordan Mortis, 415 Montgomery
♦Joseph Xathan it Co.. 619 Wash
KOEHLER j; RITTER, 620 Merchant
(see adv. register names page 378)
Laird D. W., 6lo Merchant
♦LEV1SON BROTHERS, 134 Sutter
(see adv. register names page 758)
♦Lewis H. M., 655 Clay
♦Lichtenberg Charles' B.. 752 Wash
♦Mayers Henry, 205 Montgomery
♦Mayers Robert, 240 Montgomery
♦Mish S. it Co., 428 Kearnv
♦Xeustadt Emile, 137 -Montgomery
•Norton & Gardiner. 302 Montgomery
♦Rahwyler Ahram, 939 Kearny
Ruhl Adoiphus. 522 Montgomery
♦SEAMAN'S JOB M., 3il Montgomery
(see adv. dipt, page 37)
•SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont
♦SHREVE GEORGE C. it CO., 110
Mont (see adv. dept. page Ixi, and
edge of vol.) ■
•Sornin Alexander, 603 Montgomery
♦Titeomb <t Williams, 240 Montgomery
*Tucker J. W. it Co., 101 Montgomery
Watchmakers.
[See also Jewelers.]
Ahrens Christian, 843 Dupont
AikinA.S., 608 Market
Baldwin 51. M. & Co., 433 Montgomery
Barrett Alfred. 13 Second
Bickford J., 309 Sixtli
Bipgi A. <fc Co.. 1106 Dupont
Bragg G. H., 12 Sixth
BRAVERMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont-
gomery (sec adv. front cover)
Buckelew A. S., 44 Second
Carmatz Adolph, 527 Sansom
Clark William 11. T., 31 Third
Corvaizier E., 526 Commercial
Crowley John, 416 Folsom
Cummings ,t Sons, 217 Montgomery
Dewans M.,255 Third
Dillon Edward, 409 California
Douglas W. B., 806 Market
Dueommon Eugene. 614 Merchant
Dunbar George F., 203 -Montgomery
Eliaser I., 422 Third
ELLEAU it BADGLEY, 328 Bush(see
adv. dept. page 21)
Finck G., X W cor Kearny and Geary
Finberg Abraham, 1218 Stockton
FRODSHAM CHARLES M., 826 Broad
way (see adv. dept. page 23)
Frodsham J. Jr., 706 Kearny
Golly Ambroise, 1203 Dupont
Gottschalk Charles F., 413 Montgomery
Graf J a. ob, 315 Kearny
Gruner Frank, 84s Washington
Guignard John, 614 -Merchant
Haiti <fe Pollard, 7 Kearnv
Hall Daniel, 242 Third
llartman A. Emil, 16 Third
Hartung Theodore, 910 .Market
Heizman John. 40S Commercial
Hesse G., 608 Market
Hirschman A., 133 Kearnv
Hofling Frederick, 101 Third
Jordan Morris, 415 Montgomery
Josephi R., 343 Kearny
Kingman A. H., 225 Third
King O. W., 213 Jackson
Knowiton W. H., X s Sixteenth nr
Valencia
Larsen P. C. <t Co.. 217 Kearny
Lavino H., 903 Kearnv
Lawler William, 653 Clay
Lewis Henry M., 655 Clay
Lichtenberg Charles B., 752 Wash
Lippman Joseph, 203 Montgomery
Magnus Peter A.. 125 Sacramento
Marks Fred., 1024 Duponl
Mathieu Gaston & Son, 916 Market
Mayer Leon, 1020 Dupont
Mayers Henry, 205 Montgomery
McGregor Joseph, (estate of) 409 San
Mcllwaiu W., 203 Fourth
Mund William, 18 Fourth
Noiie William, 321 Kearny
O'Connell Daniel A.. 155 third
ohm Edward F., 615 Montgomery
Osterloh A., 346 Fourth
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
Porep Louis, 228 Bush
Quong Tuck, (Chinese) 640 Jackson
HUNTINGTON, HOPivLN"3 & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
793
Rahwyler A., 939 Kearnv
Revalk John, 511 Montgomery
Rofl'at Simon. II JO Dupont
Ruppcl ('., 534 Kearny
Salomon Gustav, E s Polk nr Bush
Samuels J., 822 Ellis
SEAMANS JOB M..311 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page 37)
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page ii)
Bhirpser M., 102 Sixth
SHREVE GEORGE C. A CO., 110
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page
lxi and edge of volume)
Simmons Samuel. 519 Kearny
Skerrett Daniel, 129 Second
Sorniii Alexander, 603 Montgomery
Spaul ling Andrew, 1*22 Fourth
Su Li, (Chinese) 824 Dupont
Traube Hamvig, 717 Clay
Tucker J. \V. A Co.. 101 Montgomery
Turner William, 524 Battery
Wallmann it Brother, 212 Montgomery
Wenzel Herman, 303 Montgomery
Weule L.,3Belden
Wunsch M. A Co.. 523 Kearny
Zacharias Henry, 534 Kearny
Watch Case Makers.
Falco Alexander, 608 SacAmento
Giannini P. A.. 622 Clay
Smith Francis, 526 Merchant
Watchmakers' Materials.
Dirking August, 128 Kearny
Giannini P. A., 622 Clav
LEVISON BROTHERS.134 Sutter (see
adv. reg. names page 758)
Water Closets— Patent.
SMITH ALFRED J., 220 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page lxxxiv)
Smith William, 521 Jackson
■Water Pipe-Mannfactnrers.
BROWELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
(see adv. dent page 3)
PADEY MARTIN, cor Francisco and
Taylor (see adv. register of names
page 515)
Water Wheels.
TREADWELL A CO., Market opp
Front (see adv. dept. page xcv)
Water Works.
[Sec also Incorporated Companies.]
Alta Water Co., 808 Montgomery
California Water Co., 409 California
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)
■Weather Strips.
Eckfeldt J. M. A Co., 412 Clay
"Wheelwrights.
[See Blacksmiths ; also Carriage-
makers.]
Whip Makers.
Beamish G.. 519 Sacramento
MAIN A WINCHESTER, 214 Battery
Stone A Hayden, 422 Battery
"Whiteuers.
[See also Plasterers, etc.]
Brickus T., i colored) 345 Third
Charley J., (colored) SE cor Folsom
and Fourth
Davis C, (col.. red) NE cor Montgom-
ery and Washington
OILMAN A MELLON, 422 Commer-
cial [see adv. dept. page 53)
Jennings A Garlicld, 809 Market
Mitchell William. 5 Powell
Norton G. F., (colored) NW cor Mis-
sion and Third
Perry H. F., 327 Sutter
8chwalsJ.J.,9Taylor
SELLERS J. C, 31 Second (see adv.
dept. page 30)
Shelton F.. 1506 Stockton
SMITH GE<». J., 809 Market (see adv.
dept. page 56)
Smith Nathan, (colored) NW cor Mis-
sion and Third
Smith W. H. A Co., 802M Market
Smithea F., 127 Sutter
"Wig and Toupee Makers.
[See also Hairdressers.]
Batavia P.. 641 Kearny
Castera A Constant. 724 Washington
Dissat Antoine. 511 Kearny
Favard .1. B..647 Clav
Kosche C, 443 Bush"
Monks Samuel, 814 Washington
Pflster Chretien, 221 Montgomery
Puvoou Bernard. 610 Kearny
l'YATT FELIX, 8(14 Washington and
424 Kcarnv (see adv. dept, page 30)
Smith Henry R.,740 Market
Spitz Bertha Mrs., 316 Kearny
Wilson J. D., 411 Sutter
Willow Worker*.
Barrillac Charles, 118 Fifth
Becker W., SE cor Post and Kearny
Feigenbaum B., 654 Market
Lindeman P., 551 Bryant
Navlet Victor, 220 Leidcsdorff
Schlectweg Charles, 1436 Stockton
"Wind Mills.
ATWOOD & BODWELL.211 Mission
(see adv. dept. pages 4 and 5)
HUNT EDWIN 0..123 Spear (see adv.
dept. page 61
TUST1N WILLIAM I., SE cor Mar-
ket and Bcale (see adv. dept. p. 7)
Window Glass.
[See Paints, Oils and Glass.]
Window Shades,
[See also Paper Hangings.]
Clark George W.. 333 Pine
Edwards Frank G., 630 Clay
FRIKD A BESSE, 617 Mission (see
adv. dept. page 33)
Hartshorn A McPhun. 140 Fourth
MOUNTAIN A RAYE, 718 Market
(see adv. dept. page lxv)
Rossiter James, (manufj 104 Francisco
Wines— Medical.
Vlautin P. N., 715 Davis
"Wines and Brandies— STative.
[See Native Wines.]
"Wire Goods and Workers.
Allen Curtis C, 437 Brannan
BRITTAN, HOLBROOK A CO., Ill
California
Brown Catharine, E s Mission nr Six-
teenth
Eckfeldt J. M. A Co., 412 Clay
Gruenhagen A Co., 665 Mission
HALLIDIE A. S. A CO., 519 Front
(see adv. dept. page lxxxv)
Hinckley Charles D., 73 New Mont
Houghton F. T. A Co., 221 Front
Wire Hope — Manufacturers.
HALLIDIE A. 8, A CO., 519 Front
(see adv. dept. page lxxxv)
Wire Screens.
Quick John W., 203 Fremont
Wood and Coal.
Alexander James, 432 Sixth
Anderson J. M., 818 Mission
Attrich J. E., NE cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
Audiffred H.. Mission St. Wharf
Baldaraceo John, 1803 Mason
Belando A Co., 1210 Powell
Bell R., 917 Market
Bradley A Joyce, NE cor Verona and
Third
Bray A Co.. 706 Bush
Brizzolara L., 340 Broadway
Brizzolara A Cuiroeks, 1015 Wash
Byrne P., 8W cor Fourth and Perry
Byrne A Mcllngh, 416 sixth
Ciirforato A Co., NE cor Taylor and
Lombard
Cah Lok Hen, (Chinese) 629 Jackson
Callahan 1>., 233 Fourth
ChcrignoB.,428 Pacific
Clark A Brannan, SE cor Twelfth and
Howard
Codano J. A Co., 515 Pacific
Connolly A Dunning, 1063 Howard
Cook A. O., 212 (lay
Cunnane A Farrall, NE cor Fulton
and Octavia
Carrie J. s., 1515 Mission
Donnelly Thos., NE cor Brannan and
Clinton
Downev John, 662 Mission
Drake G. w., cor Wash and Fast
Driscoll T., NW cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Drumuiond A Lamont, E s Valencia
nr Fifteenth
Dunn James. 8W cor Pac and Powell
Eldrldge G. C.,511 Dupont
Parrel! A Irwin. \v s Mason nr Ellis
Flinn John. 1115 Mission
Flynn II.. 860 Howard
Garneau <!., 8K COr Mission and Sixth
Garris A Lageman, 134 Fifth
Gatto M., BE eor Green and Larkin
Gavigan w., sk cor Jackson and East
Qaxlola A AndradP,430 Jackson
George David, 13 Webb
Germain H.. 41* O 'Fan-ell
Get! A- Co., 1518 Stockton
Gibbons James, NW cor Seventh and
Harrison
Giovannini A Co., SE cor Broadway
and Kearny
Giovannini A. A Co., 637 Vallejo
Giovannini D., 816 Pacific
GoetZ B., 514 I'nioii
Green A McCulIough, 1106 Folsom
Halstead II. C, 818 Mission
Hanlon F. O., 133 Second
Hannon John, 1021 Pacific
Hanson A Adams, 128 Ninth
Hartnett M., 30 Fourth
Hayessen A Quas'. 836 Harrison
Henderson J. Jr.. 836 Washington
Hennessv P. A Bro., 751 Mission
Henry J I W., 1626 Powell
Henrv J., NE eor Market and East
Heyfron Joseph, 312 Sixth
Ihvfron M.,716 Folsom
HIGGINS A COLLINS, (wholesale
wood) 1 Market Bee ad v, dipt, page
20)
Hoag George S. A Co., 8W cor Sutter
and PoW( II
Horabin T.,907 Washington
Hurley D. D., S\V eor Mission and
Seventeenth
Joullin E., 737 Vallejo
Kachele A Forschlcr, B Waverly Place
Kavanagli A Gretg, Fourteemh Ave-
nue, Smith 8. r.
Keefe A Raggett, su Folsom
Kenny A Walsh, 1163 Howard
Kerr E., 910 Stockton
Klaher George, 564'- Howard
Koerber H., NK cor Drumm ahd Com
Lacv N., 513. Hush
Lapum 11., SW cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Larson A Abrahamson, 259 First
Leniont G. r7., E s Valencia nr Six-
teenth
Lieb A. H., NE cor Butte and Tennes
see
Llnari A Bro., 1210 Stockton
Lord C.G. A Co., 11 Taylor
LutgeilS 11., 222 Dupont
Lynch P., 610 Larkin
Macdonougb J.,310 Leavenworth
Maguire A Co., 183 Hayes
Male G.. SE eor Brannan and Eighth
Marchant J., East bet Com and Mkt
MathlasA Domett, 112 Washington
Mayer l:.. 850 Harrison
McAvey A Kennedy, 1M4 Market
McCormick F., 118 Shipley
McDonough J., no Leavenworth
McGratho., W a Missnr 1 went} -sixth
McKew John, 431 Union
McKlnley D. A. A Co., 1212 I'oik
McKlnley I). A. A J., 37 Market, 328
Geary and 736 .laiksoii
McKlnley D. A. A. J. A Co., Market
street Wharf and 749 Folsom
McLean J. II.. Melggs' Wharf
McMann W„ sw cor Wash and Polk
Merrifield A ('••.. 1020 Market
Miller D., 108.li
Moore C. Mrs.. 924 Folsom
Moore John. 662 Mission
Moore A Armstrong, 915 Post
Morris P., NE cor McAllister and
Buchanan
Monroe g. k.. 16 Stockton
Meulens J. P., 718 Sanson)
Nolan Joseph. 128 O'Farrell
Noonan E., E s Howard nr Fifteenth
O'ConneU Janus, mr East and Com
O'Connor James, cor East and Cum
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanson* Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
794
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CDonneU .t Connor, is Everett
Parker G. W.,641 Mission
Patchell A Goodnow, 284 Fifth
Peterson William. 542 Fourth
PinderO. E.,429Tbird
Prior Charles, 927 Folsom
Bafeto & Beneditti, 508 Green
Raubinger B., l'JH Geary
1! i.i Thomas, 958 Mission
Beynolds W. <>.. Larue s Wharf
Kil'cv M., 11 Eddy
Blordan >t Hennessy, 627 Howard
Boss John, 313 First
Byder C. 15., N s Twenty-third nr Ala-
bama
Sanderson A Goric. 443 California
Sands it Wissing, 105(i Folsom
Sawin George W. & Co., 608 Bdwy
Schlueter A Co., 528 Fourth
Schmidt & Thompson, 634 Geary
Bchussler & Wrage, 32ti Third
•Seale Joseph, 1416 Pine
Sebartln N.. 1803 Mason
Shawl M. A Co., 112 Main
Smith John, 223 Post
Smith & Boss, SE cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Sorrensen I. C, 16 Drumra
Stand F. & J. N.. 211 Dupont
Stephenson W. B., 620 Broadway
storm & Co., Berry nr Third
Stranb William, 1030 Howard
Tiernan Richard A Co., E s Mission nr
Twenty-second
Tilford Frank, Channel nr Fourth
Turner H. X., NW cor Sixteenth and
Harrison
Turner & Harvey, W s East nr Jack
Ward William, XE cor Alabama and
Twenty-third
Welsh Patrick. 428 Shipley
Wren John, E s Twenty-second nr
Folsom
Yates G. C. & Co., 531 Pine
WootI and Willow Ware,
[See also Willow Workers.]
ABMES & DALLAM, (manuf.) 215 Sac
(see adv. dept. page xxxiii)
Douglas P. A Co., 131 Kearny
Feigenbaum A Co., 120 Sansom
FELDMANNL. A CO.,315 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page lxiv)
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
Howes E.K. A Co., (manufacturers) 122
Front
Hassling John, 1415 Stockton
Navlet Victor, 220 Leidesdorff
TIIIRXAUER A Z1NN, 119 Battery
(see adv. dept. page lxxvili)
Ward Thomas, 27 Drumm.
Wood Working Machinery.
TREADWELL A CO., Market opp
Front (see adv. dept. page ..cv)
Wool Commission.
WATT & McLENNAN, 625 Sansom
(see adv. opposite list of supple-
mentary names)
Wool Dealers.
[See also Hides and Wool.]
Ashton Charles, 519 Montgomery
Christy A Wise, 607 Front
Cohen Rudolph, 32 Sansom
Currier J. C, 109 California
Ernst Hermann, 206 Front
FLINT B. P. A CO., SW cor Battery
and Greenwich
Grisar E. A Co., NW cor Broadway
and Sansom
Hartley James A Co.,NW cor Front
and Battery
Lambert, Palmer & Co., 39 Market and
3 Spear
McAlister J. II.. Rineon Dock
McCann M. A Co., 818 Battery
Miller A Co., 10 Davis
Moody A Farish. 210 Davis
O'DONNLLL CORNELIUS, Ss Bran-
nan bet Fifth and Sixth (see adv.
dept. page 22)
Page Bros., 321 Front
Perkins A Co., 402 Front
Redding W. S., 212 Sansom
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 Broadway and
Sansom
Thomas F. E., Third St. Wharf
TODD A. H., '200 Davis
Wassermann A. A Co., 310 Sansom
Watkins Henry, 219 Commercial
Woolen Goods.
[See also Cloths and Woolen Goods.]
BADGER W. G., 7 Sansom
Brown Brothers A Co., 24 Sansom
Buver, Reich & Co., 129 Kearny and
1015 Stockton
Cahn Leopold, (agent) 115 Battery
Dinkelspiel L. & Co., Ill Battery
Greenebanm Bros., 7 Sansom
HEYSEMANN A CO., 5 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xl)
Hoffman & Co., (agents) 17 Battery
Holden S. P., 28 Sansom
Lazard Freres, 525 Market
LOCAN A CO., 19 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page xviii)
MISSION AND PACIFIC WOOLEN
MILLS, 517 Market (see adv. dept.
pagexc)
Morgenthau Max, 108 Bush
RAAS C. A E. A CO., 616 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page xxvi)
Sachs L. it M. A Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
S. F. PIOVEER WOOLEN FAC-
TORY. Black Point, office 115 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page lxii)
San Jose Woolen Mills, office 319 Cal
STEIN, STMON A CO., 633 Sacra-
mento(Beead\ dept. page lx)
TJLLM ANN M. & CO.*62H Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page xx . t)
■Woolen Machinery.
TREADWELL A CO., Market opp.
Front (see adv. dept. page xcv)
Wrecking Companies.
Pacific Coast Wrecking Co., 204 Mont
Worsted Goods,
[See also Fancy Goods, etc.]
Buyer, Reich A Co., 1015 Stockton
and 129 Kearny
Glave & Co., 21 New Montgomery
Kaindler, Scellicr, Lelievre it Co., 100
Montgomery
LOCAN .t CO., 19 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page xviii)
Yankee Hfotions.
Adelsdorfer*Rrothers, 21 Pattery
Buyer, Reich <t Co., 1015 Stockton
"and 129 Kearny
Cobliner Brothers,'310 California
Hoffman & Co., 19 Battery
HODGE JOHN G. <t CO., SW cor
Sansom and Sacramento
JONES, PULLMAN A- CO., 116 San-
som (see adv. register of names,
each alternate page)
Kohler, Chase .t Co., 633 Clay
M1CHELS, FRIEDLANDER A CO.,
7 Battery (see adv. dept. page lxiv)
RosenbaumA Friedman. 22 Battery
Sachs L. A M. A Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
Sachs, Strassburger A Co., SE cor
Sansom and Pine
Son Bros., SE cor Sansom and Sac
THURSAUER A ZINN, 119 Battery
(see adv. dept. page lxxviii)
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APPENDIX.
The Consolidation 'Act, with the Amendments thereto,
March, 1872.
[for an analytical index, see page 855.]
AN ACT
TO EEPEAL THE SEVERAL CHARTERS OF THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, TO ES-
TABLISH THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
AND TO CONSOLIDATE THE GOVERNMENT THEREOF. APPROVED, APRIL
19, 1856.
The People of the State of California, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
ARTI CLE 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 ot 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.* 1 he 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 sou hern 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, 18o7. J
Sec. 2. The public buildings, lands, and property, all rights of property and r.ghts of action,
* By the Act of the Legislature, April 25th, 1860. the boundaries of Marin County have been extended so as to include
the islands of Los Angeles, Dos Hermanos, and Mann.— compiler.
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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 Sau Francisco ; aud 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
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 aud 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. Aud 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 Sau 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 Fraucisco. 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 fifty-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 those limits.
Sec. 5. Immediately after the passage of this Act, the present City Attorney, Surveyor
General, aud C. K. Garrison, shall proceed to lay off the said city aud county into twelve
convenient districts, equal iu population as near as conveniently may be, giving a distinct name
to each district, the boundaries 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 countv
officers have been superseded by Act of April 2, 1866.— [See Supplemental Act 1., page 803]
Justices of the Peace and Constables, by Acts of March 26 and Amendments February
10, 1870,— [See Supplemental xxi, page 850] And the election of Inspector and Judges
of the Election, by Act of March 19, 1866— [Registry Act. See Statutes 1865-66, page
208; aud 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 the Supervisor
shall be filled by appointment by the Presideut of the Board of Supervisors, by and with
the advice and consent of a majority of the Supervisors then in office ; and any vacancy
•The Act April 23 1858, authorize? the payment, from the General Fund, of any final judgment against the City
and County ot San Francisco,
t See Xote, page 807
r^Pi5,ri^tSn:l^gl;''Jt0.War'JsrC^ctA.prilu2ii866-:i Board of Supervisors authorized to establish election districts—
[Act March 19, lSbb. Amended, Act March 30, 1868.]
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in the office of School Director [Re-enacted.— See Article III. Section 13, page 812] shall he
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.
Sec. 7. By the term " qualification of officers," as used in this Act, is to be understood tlieir
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 am days
during which a general election shall be held, between the hours of niue o'clock a. m., and four
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.*
Secs. 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
such 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 820.] Clerk,
one hundred and twenty-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.J Clerk, one hundred and twenty-five
dollars per mouth.
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 hund-
red 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, respectively. [Amendment March 31, 1870.] Oue Register Clerk, one hundred
and seventy-five dollars per month, and one Copying Clerk, one hundred and fifty 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, respectively. [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 and
►By the Act of the Legislature, February 2, 1859, the Coroner is authorized to Act as an" Elisor.
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sevcniy-five dollars, and one hundred and fifty dollars per month, respectively. One Register Clerk,
one hundred and seventy-five dollars per month, and one Copying Clerk, one hundred and fifty
dollars per month. County Court : Two deputies, one hundred and seventy-five dollars, and
one hundred and fifty dollars per month, respectively. [Amendment March 2, 1864.] Probate
Court*: Two deputies, one hundred and seventy-five dollars, and one hundred and fifty dollars
per month, respectively, [Amendments March 2, 1864, and March 31, 1870.] Municipal Crimi-
nal Court : One Court-room Clerk, two hundred dollars per month, and one Office Clerk, one hun-
dred mid twenty-five dollars per month. [Act March 31,1870.] In addition to the deputies
allowed by law. the County Clerk is authorized [Act February 5, 1872] to employ two addi-
tional office clerks, at a salary of one hundred and fifty dollars per month each, and three copying
clerks, 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 in the aggregate three hundred dollars per 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 Assistaut Book-keeper, one hundred dollars per month ; one Matron and Assistant
Matron, for Couuty Jail, one hundred dollars per month, two Court-room Porters, seventy-five
dollars per month, each ; and one driver for Jail-wagon, seventy-five dollars per month. An
allowauce 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
huudred and fifty dollars per month, each. [Amendment, January 25, 1870.]
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, two hundred dollars per month.f — [Amendment April 4,
1863.] He shall be 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 Olerk, to be approved by said
* The Act of February 10, 1864, provides that "Any Deputy of the County Clerk of said citv and countv, no matter
for what court, duty or business he may be particularly deputized or assigned, may act as his Deputy in the Probate
Court."
t Fifty dollars per month additional allowed bv the Board of Supervisors, February 5, 1872.
$ Payable into the Special Fee Fund.— [Act May 17, 1S61, Sec. 2. J
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Board, whose salary shall be fixed by the said Board at a sum not exceeding1 one hundred and
twenty-five dollars per month,* [Act March 14, 1868] payable out of the General Fund ; said
Deputy, when 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 Kail, seventy five dollars per mouth. [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.]
Tax Collector, four thousand dollars per annum. Deputies : one Chief Deputy and one Cash
Deputy, two hundred dollars pef month, each ; three General Deputies, one hundred aud 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 tor 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,J commissions, per-
centages, and other compensation, of whatever nature or kind, heretofore allowed bylaw, 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 aud 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, at a salary of 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 April 4, 1870.] Two License Servers, eighty-five dollars per month. [Act March 14,
1868.]
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 ] Two additional
Deputies, one hundred aud fifty dollars per month, each. [Amendments April 4, i863, 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. \
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, 18*0. [bee
Supplemental ii, page 804.] .
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, 18W,
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 April 4, 18,0.
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 twentv-fiye dollars per
month, each. [Act April 4, 1864] : provided, that one of the same detailed for Clerk ,n the office
of the Chief of Police, to be appointed by him, shall receive one hundred and fifty dollars per
"Tes'ident Physician of the City and County Hospital, two hundred dollars per month, in full
* Twenty-five dollars per month additional allowed by the Board of Supervisors, February 5, 1872
tTo the principal Porter, ninety dollars per ™0n.tl'--Wc1^7'17'it„r4t]o rptain tne fee3 for coi
± The central Revenue Act of April 3, 1863, authorizes the Tax Collector to retain the lees ior coi
collecting poll taxes to
[Act April 2 1866.]
by the Superintendent of
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compensation 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.]
SuperviEors,one hundred dollars per month each .-[Act March 30, 1868. See Supplemental xvii.]
The District Attorney, * * * * not being relieved from the obligation to attend
personally in said Court. (Police) whenever business of importance shall require his assisstauce.
No compensation shall be allowed to School Directors, and no fees or compensation, to be
paid out of the City and County Treasury, other thau 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
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, light, 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 Sessions, [abolished. See Amendment State Constitution, 1862, Article VI.] Grand Juries,
and offices 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, commission, 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 official 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 office 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
tile with the Auditor, a full and accurate transcript, from his said book or books, of the entries
lor the proceeding 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 provision of this Act, and to make up, on the first day of October, eighteen 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, register 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 cases 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
ease 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 advauce.— [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. *6.J For a willful neglect or refusing to comply
with any of the provisions of this Act, by any officer or officers herein named, he or they shall
* 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 ofhee rent.
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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 shall be held to release such officer from the obligation to give tin'
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, lor anj ol
the officers named in this Act, shall be made by such officers respectively, upon the Board of
Supervisors, stating the amount aud description thereof, and that the same are essential and
necessary for the use of such office, which statement shall be verified by the oath of such officer,
and. upon their 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.]
Seo. 12. Neither the Board of Supervisors, the Board of Education or any officer 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 contraveutiou of this section
Sec. 13. [Obsolete.]
Sec. 14. All officers 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 bylaw, 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 partner,
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, endorser, 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 offered 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 aud kept in the office of
the Auditor.
Supplemental 1. — 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-
tioned.— [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-qfficio President
of the Board of Supervisors; a County Judge.f Police Judge, an Attorney and Counselor,
Probate Judge, Municipal Criminal Court Judge, [Act March 31, 1870] District Attorney,
Sheriff, County Clerk, Recorder, Treasurer. Auditor, Tax-Collector, Assessor, Coroner. Poblic
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 aud known in law
as wards, by the qualified electors thereof, one Supervisor and one School Director.
Sec. 2. The County Jud^e, Probate Judge, Police Judge and Municipal Court Judge,
[See Supplemental xxii'j shall be elected at the special judicial electiou, 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 tin-
Act, shall be held in said city and county'on the days prescribed by law for holding the g en-
eral elections throughout the S*tate, except in the years when no general election i; provided for
by law, when elections for city and county officers shall be held on the first AY ednesday of
September of said years.J „ -™. „ , c r, i_
Sec. 4. At the first election held under this Act, on the first \\ ednesday of September,
foramen,
Ts.nna.nr l*7-> Tiip tprmq if Hie Police Jiul"C (See Act uf Legislature, April 2Uln, 1888, Sec. Sii i>- two years, ( c nunc nc-
inTWXtd!^ his election. The term 'of the present incumbent expires January.
1872i Except in the year when the Presidential election occurs. When it takes place on the samelday, sec General Elec-
tion Law.
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eighteen hundred and sixty-six, and at the election held every second year thereafter, there shall
In' 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 814] 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 uutil 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-
after, there shall be elected a Mayor, who shall be ex officio President of the Board of Super-
visors, a District Attorney, a Sheriff, a County Clerk, a Recorder, a Treasurer, an Assessor, a
Coroner, a Surveyor, a Harbor Master, and in each of the Second, Fourth, Sixth, 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.
Sec. 6. In and for the city and county at large, at the general election in the year eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, aud 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 Peace, 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.
Sec. 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 of 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, five and
six of this Act, and the State Harbor Commissioner is 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 electing such officers as are provided for in this Act, reciting iu such proclamation the differ-
ent officers to be elected at such election.
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 fail-
ing to do so, his office shall become vacant.
Sec. 11. 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.— An Act to establish a Paid Fire Department for the City and County of San
Francisco. — Approved March ti, 1868.
Section 1. There shall be a Board of Fire Commissioners, of the City and County of San
Francisco, consisting of five persons of good character aud standing, citizens of the United
States, and 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 vears ;
Samuel 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 after 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 in December, A.D. eighteen hundred and sixty-
nine, and one for the term of one year from and after said day and year ; and afterwards of five
* For the Act ot the Legislature organizing the Board of State Harbor Commissioners, see Statutes of 1863, page 40B ;
and the amendments thereto, .Statutes 1868 pages 217 and 234. For the Act providing for the election of Fire Commis-
sioners, sec Supplemental Act II, pages 804-806.
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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, r Amended
March 14, 1870.]
Sec. 2. In the 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 geueral election. T Amended, March
14, 1870.]
Sec. 3. The said Fire Commissioners shall appoint a Clerk, who by virtue of his office 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 Ofaief
Engineer. And the said Fire Commissioners shall be authorized to fit up an office for their use,
which shall be centrally located, the cost of which, together 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 firel
day of July, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. [First Monday in December, 18GG, 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 ladd sr
comnany 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 on !
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 thev 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 si al
receive anv 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.]' ' •
!3eo. 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 officers and extramen shall 1..- 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 I ire 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 ofigbrporation Yard ,seventy-five dollars per month; each foreman, forty-five dollars
per month; each engineer, one hundred and forty d< 'liars per month; each driver, seventy-five dollan
per month ; each fireman, seventy-five dollars per month ; each tillerman. seventy-five dollar- 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, assistr
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
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power to pass all ordinances, and said Fire Commissioners to adopt rules and regulations, for the
Erovernment, 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 bouses hereafter to be purchased ; provided, such ordinances, rules, and regulations are
nol 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-
in nt fail, neglect, or refuse to perform their duties in every respect after the passage of this Act,
.ind until the organization of the paid department, as in this Act provided, the Board of Super-
vises arei mpowered 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
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; thirty-
Bve 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 ret 1 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. [Amendments, March 9, 1868. and February 1, 1872.]
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 Geueral
Fund of said city and county, such proceeds to be appropriated to the purchase of lots and
erection of engine houses thereon, as the same may be requited.
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 proceeding 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 counly, under the existing laws of this State. Any such person
shall, upon application and proper proof of such service, receive a certificate to that effect 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. [Obsolete.]
ARTICLE II.
PUBLIC ORDER AND POLICE.
Sec. 15. The Department of Police of said city and county shall be under 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 couferred 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 necessary
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 have 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
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office, he shall lose his salary for the time of such absence, of which account shall be taken by
the Police Judge.
Sbc. 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 j lie shall supervise and di-
rect the Police Force of said city and county, and shall observe and cause to he 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 us Head of
orce
nd
. . all
necessary elementary works on that subject; ho 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—
[Amendments April 18, 1857, and March 25, 1862.] The remainder of this section superseded
by Act January 27, 1864. [See Supplemental III, page 808.]
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 the 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 effect 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 Sessional 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 offence, the "said Courts are authorized to impose a (in,- 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 line, 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 born 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 -hall 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 C ty
of San Francisco," passed May sixth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five.?
♦Declared not to be a Court of Record. iAct April 27. 1*63.]
tAbolished. I8ee Amendments to Constitution </ Mi .State, 1862.] ,.,,„,.
t'ftie Police Commissi,, uers mav he empowered hv the Board of Supervisors to appoint and regulate local Police-
men, whenever necessary, provided that no money shall he paidout of the city and county treasury lor their sen Ices.
[Act Aviil 4 1S64 1
SThe Citv of San Francisco shall be bounded as follows : On the south by a line drawn parallel with Clay street,
two and a half miles distant from the center of Portsmouth Square ; pn the treat by a line drawn parallel with Kearny
street, two miles distant from the center of Portsmouth Square ; its boundaries on the north and east, shall he Hie same
with those of the County of San Francisco. iAct May 6, 1855.]
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Sec. 24. No person can be appointed Captain of Police or Police Officer unless lie 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
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 aud 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 lor any person charged with any offence 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
Fraucisco — 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, 1859.]
Sec. 27. Incase 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 aud 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,
aud 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 aud Captains shall usually
be distributed and employed ; designate the prisons to be used for the reception of all persons
arrested or convicted aud sentenced for public offenses, in cases not provided for by law ; [and]
appoint, during the pleasure of the Board, the keeper of such prisons.
Supplement at. III. — An Act to prescribe the Jurisdiction of the Police Judge's Court of the City and
County of San Francisco. — A improved January 27, 18G4.
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 offences committed
Salary of officers increased to fifteen hundred dollars per annum.— [Act April 4, 1863.]
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in the said city and county : First— Petit larceny, receiving stolen goods 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 wilful injury to property, and all misdemeanors
punishable by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars or by imprisonment not exceeding one year,
or by both such fine and imprisonment. Fourth— Said Court or Judge shall have jurisdiction of
proceedings for security to keep the peace, and also, throughout said city and county, the same
powers and jurisdiction in other criminal actions, cases and proceedings as are now or hereafter
may be conferred by law upon Justices of the Peace or Justices' Courts. 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. [Amendment, February 13, 1872.1
Sec. 2. (Amendatory Act). The said Judge may punish contempts in the same manner and
to the same extent as District Judges, and the laws concerning contempts applicable to District
Courts and Judges shall be applicable to the said Police Court and Judge, r Amendment,
February 13, 1872.] L
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 acquit, 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.
Supplemental IV. An Act respecting the Police Court of the City and County of San Francisco.—
' Approved, December 9, 1865.
Section. 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 office 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 next judicial election, and qualified according to law.
Supplemental V. — An Act to establish. Police Regulations for the Harbor 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 ^hereof,
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 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 Couuty 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. The provisions of the last two foregoing sections rhall 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 advanced wages therefor, to
desert or willfully neglect to proceed on such voyage. Any person guilty of so doing shall be
deemed guilty of 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 cue hundred
dollars, or imprisoned in the County Jail of the City and County of San Francisco for a term
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not exceeding fifty days, or both, in the discretion of the Judge of said Police Judge's Court,
whi.li Court shall have jurisdiction in such cases.
Seo. C. Any person offending against any provision of this Act raay 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 forthwith he brought before said Police Judge's Court, or admitted to bail, as in other
cases of misdemeanor committed in said City and Couuty 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
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 la-t 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, lie fined in the sum of h a 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 Powers and Duties of the Board of Education of the City and County
of San Francisco, and to repeal former Acts regulating the same, and to confer further Powers
vpon the Auditor and 2 reasurer of said City and County.
Section 1. The Board of Education of the City aud County of San Francisco shall consist
of t he School Directors elected for the several election districts of said city aud county. The
said Board shall organize aunually, on the first Tuesday in December. [Ameudment, Act April
2, 186IJ. See supplemental I, page 803] by electing a President from among its members, and shall
hold meetings monthly therealter. and at such other time as the Board may determine. A ma-
jority of all the members elect shall constitute a quorum to transact business, but a smaller
number m iy adjoarn from time to time. The Board may determine the rules of its proceedings.
Its s -sinus 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. IBM. J
First. To establish and maintain Public Schools,* aud to establish School Districts, aud to
fix and alter the boundaries thereof.
Second. To establish Experimental and Normal Schools.f 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.;); and to employ and pay such
mechauics and laborers as may be necessary to carry into effect the powers and duties of the
Board ; aud 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, aud enforce, all necessary and proper rules aud regulati <: -. not
contrary to law, for the government and progress of Public Schools within the said en v and
county, the pupils therein, and the teachers thereof, and for carrying iuto 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.
*The Act of Starch 10, 1S70, authorizes the Board of Education to establish and maintain public schools, in which
may be taught the ci-rman and French languages, in conjunction with studies In the English language. Such schools
shall he designated as Cosmopolitan Schools, and shall he subject to such rules and regulations as uiav be prescribed
by sai 1 Board of Education,
"till" Ac nf April 4. 1*7(1, providing for the erection of anew City Hall sets apart from anv monevs remainingfrom
the Building Fund, 1100,000 for the School Fund of San Francisco, from which maybe drawn such Bums as may be
nee >s u y f >r the erection of a Normal School Building for the citv and county of San Francisco.
i'l'he Ac; of April 4. 1870, authorizes and requires the Board of Education to equalise the salaries of the male and female
teachers employed by them in said l'ublic Schools, allowing and paying to female teachers the same amount of money
per month for their services as male teachers are allowed and paid for similar services in the same grades and classes of
the department.
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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 incidental 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. Toreceive, purchase, lease, and hold in fee, in trust for the City and County of San
Francisco, any and all real estate, and to hold in trust any personal property that may have been
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.
Ninth. Authorizes the sale of certain School lots* repealed by act of March 30, 1868.
[See Supplemental VI, page 814.]
Tenth. 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 eases : 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 pro-
visions 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 the 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.
Sec. 3. The President of the Board of Education shall have power to administer oaths and
affirmations 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 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
*In case any school lots are hereafter sold in said city and county at least one-half f'^ Proceeds of such sale
lall be reserved and set apart for the redempiion of bonds issued under this Act and lornicr Acts until all such
SdB now outetandingor Xreafter issued for school purposes are paid, or sufficient money received and set apart
r their final redempiion and payment.— [Act March lW, 18K6.]
♦Forty-five cents authorized— [Act February 19, lb<0. statutes 1869-70, page 80.]
shall
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offered shall 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. — [Amended March 12, 1864.]
Sec. 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.
Skc. 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 grunting ^e 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 passed 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 certificates
shall be in force for two years ; provided, that the person to whom it is granted is continuously
employed in the schools in teaching.
Sec. 8. The Board may, in its discretion, renew, without re-examination, the certificate of
any person so employed. Jt 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 cause, provisionally withdraw the
certificate of aDy 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, aud who shall
be paid a salary to be fixed by the said Board not to exceed the sum of two hundred 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.!
Sec 11. The Superintendent 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. 1 2. It 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 Houses, 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 office ;
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 YI, page 814.]
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
< ffice shall be filled by election of the people.
*Thc Act of April 2, 1870, establishes and defines the powers and duties of the Secretary as follows :
Sec. 1. The Secretary of the Board of Education of said city and county of San Francisco shall have power to admin-
ister oaths and affirmations concerning any demand upon the treasury payable out of the School Fund, or other matters
brought before the School Department for investigation.
Sec. 2. The said Secretary shall be paid a salary, to be fixed by the Board of Education, not to exceed the sum of two
hundred dollars per month, in lieu of any salary now paid, payable in the same manner and outof the same fund as the
Superintendent of Common Schools for the city and county of San Francisco is paid.
+ fhc California School Law. April 4, 1PT0. Sec. 27 authorizes each County Superintendent to appointa deputy who may
exercise all the functions of County Superintendent, butshall draw no salary from the l'ubllc School Fund, and that
the deputy for the city and county of San Francisco may receive such compensation as may be allowed by the Board
ol Education of said city and county, and be paid out of the same fund out of which the Superintendent is paid.
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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 countv for school purposes ; of all
moneys arising from the sale, rent, or exchange of any school property; and of such other
moneys* as may, from any source whatever, be paid into said School Fund ; which fund shall
be 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 ol the school bonds according to law. No fees or commissions shall be allowed or paid
(or assessing, collecting, keeping or disbursing any school monevs, and if, at the end of anv 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 with-
drawn 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 said Board.
Second. For the erection, alteration, repair, rent and furnishing of school houses.
Third. For the expense 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 allJSchool 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 aud the
Board of Education.
Ninth. For supplying the schools with fuel, water, apparatus, blanks, blank books and nec-
essary 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 incidental expenses of the Board and Department.
Eleventh. Amended. Act April 2, 1870. [See note, page 812.]
Twelfth. For grading, fencing, and improving school lots, and for grading, sewering, plank-
ing, or paving or 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 Superintendent 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 author-
izing the same, by title, date, and section. All demauds for teachers' salaries shall be payable
monthly.
Sec. 18. Demands on the School Fund may be audited aud 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 expenditure 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 de-
mand 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 whatso-
ever 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 effect and be in force from and after its passage ; and all laws
*The Act of February 19th, 1870. authorizes the issue, from lime to time. In such sums as mav be required tor school
Durnoses school bonds hot to exceed three hundred thousand dollars, said bonds to be payable in twenty years from
June 1 187.1 and to bear seven per cent interest per annum. The. proceeds of these bonds are to be devoted to the pay-
ment of the deficiency of the <chool Fund -f the year 1870, and the balance to the purchase of lots and the building of
schoolhouses thereon" in the City and County of San Francisco. For the payment of these bonds, a part of the school
fund is annually set apart sufficient to pay the interest, and also to provide a sinking tund of fifteen thousand dollars
annually.
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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 Francfeco, and to change the time and manner of Electing the Su-
perintendent 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,
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 col-
lected 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 Fran-
cisco, in the year eighteen hundred and seventy, and at the election held every two years there-
after, 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. [Amendment, Act
December 10, 1869.]
ARTICLE IV.
PUBLIC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS.
[Sections 36—64, inclusive, of the original Act, are repealed by the following, which is substituted therefor.]
An Act amendatory of Article Fourth of an Act entitled " An Act to repeal the sev-
eral 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, in-
clusive, and Acts and parts of Acts amendatory and supplementary thereof, and substituting
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 aDd 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 ; aud 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, places 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
thereon as is 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
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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,
capped 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 ol section aixty-
eight, Article V, of Chapter one hundred and twenty-five of the Act entitled an Ad 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. 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 sixty-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 describing
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 oi
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-judicial 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 be made
liable for such grading, excepting public property, shall have been represented by the owners
thereof, or by their agents, iu 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 im-
provements, the Board of Supervisors shall have power, without petition of the property owners,
to give the notice prescribed in this section, to be published iu the manner hereinbefore provide d,
and to order the said work to be done. All owners of lauds 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 iu 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 of
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 aud conclusive; but the said Board of Supervisors shall uot order the work described in
said notices to be done, unless all objections aud 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 any 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 bo 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
♦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.— [Act
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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
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 any
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, paving, 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 entending 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 afterwards 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 aud county. Aud 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
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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 fall 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-
tendent to enter into a contract with the original bidder to whom the contract was first
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 Anrd 4,
1870.]
Sec. 7. The Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways is hereby authorized, in his
I official 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 Depart-
ment under this Act ; and said Superintendent shall fix the time for the commencement and
completion 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
Superintendent, 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. Aud 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 appor-
tionment 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 specially
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, al-
leys, places or courts are finally accepted, as provided in section twenty-one of this Act, shall be
assessed upon the lots aud lands, as provided in this section, according to the nature and charac-
jter 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 front-
age 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
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be assessed upon the lots in each of the two quarter-blocks adjoining and cornering on the same,
according 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
termination.
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 portions 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.
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, half way
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-
tour, which resolutions are copied on the face of said maps respectively — shall be deemed and
held to be official maps for the purpose 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-
pondinsjwith 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 JFrancisco, 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 street,
from the center line thereo 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 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 portions 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 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 in-
tention, he shall file with the City and County Surveyor, previous to the completion of the grading
under contracts certificate of the City and CountySurveyor in office when the work was performed,
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certifying the number of cubic yard
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owner or owners of the lot or lots of land fronting thereon, in addiWto the pro mto
fchich may be assessed to them. If the credit fo? grading so certified as aforeSfd i cui •
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obliged to do if no grading had been done on such street, lane, alley, place or court then such
owner and his lot or lots shall be exempted from assessment for the iwfflj^ffi f ,
^Tia,lc lluul llB pluv.sions ana 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 for 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 shal 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 tor 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 sum 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 the 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 niue 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 eacli
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 referred 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-
nent 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-
ection 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
und, as hereinbefore prescribed, and take the proper vouchers therefor. The said Tax Col-
ector and the said Treasurer shall be respectively entitled to one additional clerk, in the discre-
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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 ah 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 Assistaut City aud 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
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, shull be added and col-
lected 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 re-
ceive an additional sum of one hundred dollars, and it is further provided, that the said assess-
ment 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 ac-
tion 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 the 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 officers of said city atxl county, and shall be fully and faithfully performed by the con-
tractor thereof, or his assigns, in every respect, and in accordance with the the terms of said contract,
and afterwards assessment for the payment of said street work shall be declared invalid by the
highest courts iu the Stat.1, 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 aud 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
-uch 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 At-
torney 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
Assistant 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 ofthe 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 uo 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 aggrieved 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
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he Clerk of said Board. Notice of the time and place of hearing, briefly referring to the subject-
matters of appeal, and to the acts or determinations objected to or coin plained of, shall be pub-
lished for five days, Sundays and non-judicial days excepted. When said assessment shall bare
been made by said Superintendent, he shall publish for ten days, Sundays and non-judicial days
excepted, a brief notice of said assessment, describing therein the general nature of the work doDe,
and the names of such persous 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
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 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 Superintend nt, prior to the date of the hear! g of said appeal.
And all the decisions aud 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 upou the land, lots or portious of lots asssessed re-
spectively, until the same shall have been fully paid, and have a priority to all other liens, taxes
excepted ; and from aud 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, aud in any of the District
Courts in and for said City and County of San Francisco, and against the owners and all persons
having any interest therein, and the said orignal assessments delivered to the said Tax Collec or
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 prima facie evidence of plaintiff's right to recover
in the action, and as to all defences not hereinbefore enumerated, it shall be conclusive evidi nee
of the right of plaintiff to recover. And in case anyone 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 the 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; aud 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
against the premises assessed, and to order such premises to be sold on execution or decree, as m
other 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 ol
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 o-eneral 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 aBseas-
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ments, and the judgment or decree in every case shall be made payable in and entered for gold
coin. [Amended April 4, 1870.]
Sec. 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, and to remove all dirt or tilth from the street in frout of bis
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 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
that the charges for the same are reasonable and just, shall be prima facie evidence of the amount
claimed for such work and of the right of the contractor to recover for the same in such action.
[Amended March 26, 1868.]
Sec. 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, or 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 the 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 lee, or
ihe 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 meauiug 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 of 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 poid 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 land and lots, until the amount so paid shall have been 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 effect 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.]
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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.
Sec. 21. When auy street or portion of a street has been or shall hereafter be construct! d
to the satisfaction of the committee on streets, wharves, grades and public squares 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 seweror 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 for 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 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 sum 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 prop-
erty 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 sa~me. But if any person, while carefully using any street or public highway of said city
and county, graded, or in the 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 the 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 said 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
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the officer or officers through whose official neglect such defect remained unrepaired, or said
excavation of embankment remained ungraded [unguarded?] as aforesaid, shall be jointly and
severally liable to the person or persons injured for the damages sustained, f Amended April
25, 1863.] L v
Seo. 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
Courts in this State, of the truth of its contents ; 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 and 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 or repiling, and recapping, paving and repaving [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, 1806.]
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 day 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 said 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 bis compensation by private agreement. [Amended March 31, 1866.]
Sec. 28. [Legalizes the publication of notices, etc., in the Dailii and Weekly "Herald and
Mirror."} *
Sec. 29. Article four, embracing sections from thirty-six to sixtv-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 fiftv-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 Francisco, 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
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twenty-eighth day of March, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, and supplementary to said Acta,
approved May eighteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one— all and singular, and all A
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 effect from and after its passage. All proceedings which may
have been taken under the law for which this law is a substitute, and which art' pending at the
time this law shall take effect, may be continued and completed under this law : and all
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 haw been
commenced.
Of the Act of April 25, 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 Lark i'n street
and south-west of Ninth street, may order the grading or other improvement of such Btreet Of
streets, in accordance with the prayer of the petitioners, and without reference to the official
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 us 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 heretolore awarded, or .
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 deemed
necessary by the Board of Supervisors of the city and county of San Francisco, on a portion
of any Btreet 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 fronl of any
such lot.to be graded, paved, planked, or repaired, any law to the contrary notwithstanding.
Supplemental VII. — An Actio provide jor Paving the Streets in the City and County of San
Francisco. Approved April 2, 1866.
Section I . 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 Fraucisco, 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 arc
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 pavenw uts are
accepted, and be liable to the same restrictions, privileges and rights, and be gove oed 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.*
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,
and disbursement of public funds and property ; for which purpose the books, records and official
papers of all officers aud magistrates of such district shall, at all convenient times, be open to
their inspection Thev shall take care that the books and records of all officers in their d
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 eustodv of the public funds, to examine and count over the moneys remarnmg in the hands ol
such offi -era, and shall note any discrepancy or defalcation that may be discovered or reasonably
Supplemental XIII. , _
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
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826 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
suspected, and report the same forthwith, together with any willful official negligence or miscon-
duct on the part of any such officer, to the President of the Board of Supervisors.
Skc. 66. At every regular session of the Board of Supervisors, before proceedincr 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, cau pass without the concurrence of a majority of all the members elected,
[seven votes necessary, Act March 30. 1868 J 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 lanje. 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 qualification of its own members,
and shall order and provide for holding elections in the proper districts, to fill vacancies [see sec-
tion 6, page 798. Amendment Act. April 27, 1863] which may happen to exist more than six
mouths previous to the next general election; at which general electiou 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 ;
aud 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 J to hold office during the pleasure of the Board,
who shall he 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 Su-
pervisors 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
comity, and to take note of the fidelity and exactitude, or want thereof, with which they execute
their duties and obligations, especially in the collection, custody, 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 kcounty 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 officers
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 or 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, he published with the ayes aud 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 paaa the Board, shall, before it takes effect, be presented to the President of the Board for
his approval. If he approves, he shall siirn 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.
* The Clerk of the Board is authorized to appoint an assistant with a salary of one hundred and twentv-nve dollars
per month.— L Act ot February 14, 18lit> ; amended March 14, 1»68.]
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Sec 6 J. All contracts for building * and printing f to be done for the said city and county,
and ordHjary supplies for the subsistence of prisoners, must be given bv the Board of Superb
ore to the lowest bidder offering adequate security, after due public notice, published tor do! lees
til:"'
Of
pe
proposals to be published' as aforesaid" by" 'the Btoanfof *Su].'r%"^;''
specify each article that will be required, the quantity thereof, the quantity for each
the existing and probable number of persons to be supplied. All articles of food rapplied for
prisoners must be of sound and wholesome quality, and subject to the inspection ai.d 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 officers of said city and county, in the cases provided in this Act ; and iu all ca
an appeal taken to the Board of Supervisors or Board of Education, from the order or d
made by any other officer or officers, such officer or officers shall furnish the Board with a
ment of his or their reasons for the orders or decisions so appealed from ; and the part v app
shall be heard briefly, but without the observance of any technical or other fonnali
ry, in the discretion of the Board, to a just decision, which shall, after ascertain;
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 p irposes,
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 ail 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 "f
said Board of the necessities of the said funds, except that the rate for the School Fund shall uot
exceed thirty-five cents + on each one hundred dollars' valuation of property : and. provided
fv ' er. that the said Board shall authorize the disbursement of said money for the p irposes bere-
inafter meutioned ; 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 in roey shad
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 aud payable out of said
fund- 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, aud 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 pnor 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
* Ft urth. The School Fund shall be applied and used for the payment of all sums authorized
bv 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 citv. and for the repair of lamps and posts in pursuance of any existing or future contract
of the said city and countv.
Sixth. The Street Department Fund shall be applied and used for repairing, improving alj
* Inapplicable to the Board of Education and the property of the School Department.— [Act April 26, 1858.
~~ tTne 'official advertising of the Sheriff 's shall be included in the advertisement for proposals to do the city and county
pl^°gii^SV¥l!^»^iJ.^'nf Che Citv and Countv of San Francisco are herebv authorized and required, upon
tashaS be placed wrte credit of "the School Fuud.-CAct February 19. 1870.]
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828 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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
Superintendent 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 Mon-
day in February of each year, the condition of their respective departments, embracing 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 gov-
ernment of 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 25, 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 26,1858.]
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 depart-
ments, as they deem unsuited to the uses and purposes for which the same was designed, or so
much worn or 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, wheuat large contrary to ordinance. — [Amendment April 25, 1863.]
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/)- 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.
Fifth. Provide for lighting the streets. — [Amendment April 26, 1862.]
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.]
* Expense of improvements in front of school lots, payable from same fund as other street work— [Act March
30, 1868.]
t See also Supplemental X.
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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 tin-
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 lli<*
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 months' 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 offense, 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 persona
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 such callings, trades and employments as the public
good may require to be licensed and regulated, aud 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
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 804.] _
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 otherwise
fixed by law. , .,
Nineteenth. To provide by regulation, where it may be necessary, for carrying the provisions
of this Act into effect. „.,.,. • i ? -j •* j
Twentieth. To provide for the care and maintenance of the indigent sick of said city and
C0XTiventy-Jirst. To provide for the construction and repair of hydrants, fire-plugs, cisterns, and
pumps in the streets, for public security and convenience.
Twentu-second. [Repealed, Act April 26, 1862.] _ ,
Twenty-third. To provide ways and means for the prosecution of the claims, in the name ot
the City of San Francisco, to the public lands now pending for the same.
Twentu-fourth. To permit the laying down of railroad tracks, and the runnm? of cars
thereon, along any street or portion of street, for the sole purpose of excavating and fill.nir m a
street, or a portion of a street, or adjoining lots, and for such limited time as may be Decenary
for the purposes aforesaid, and no longer.— [Act May 18, 1861, bee. lo.J
The following additional powers have been granted by the Legislature of the State, ■ viz. : ;
Adverting and Election Pnnting.-Tom out of the General Fund a sun in exceed-
in- eight thousand dollars per annum, for advertising and election pnnting,-Act March 14,
18To'Lv out of the General Fund, for Advertising and Election Printing, the sum of six
thou^fourhundJed dollars, which has heretofore been allowed by said Board and ordered
nnirl in excess of allowances provided by law. — [Act *eb. 1, loi^.l .
P Bav VtTw Turnpike Road.-To pa/to P. J. Cody for labor performed and repairs made to
the Bay Vtew Turnpike Road, not to exceed in the aggregate the sum of eleven hundred and
sixty-five dollars and thirty-four cents.— [Act Feb. 1, 18.2.J
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830 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Brannan Street Bridge. — To expend a sum Dot 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 Cem-
tery. and paying keeper thereof, the sum of six thousand five hundred dollars. — [Act March 9,
1870.]
To pay Wm. P. Humphreys the sum of forty-eight hundred dollars, for making survey of, and
plan for laying out the City Cemetery, erecting stakes, sign posts with names of avenues and
walks thereon ; also for furnishing an estimate of the cost of necessary improvements. — [Act
Feb. 1, 1872.]
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, aud of
which he shall make a quarterly report to the Board. — [April 27, I860.]
County Jail. — To improve, alter and enlarge the present jail building aud property of said city
and county, and if by them (Board of Supervisors) deemed expedient, for that purpose to pur-
chase and receive additional laud 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 aud county, not to exceed seventy-five dollars for each Election District for each elec-
tion in said city and county. — [Act April 4, 1863.]
Fairmount Academy and Precita Valley Tracts. — To pay William P. Humphreys the sum of
fifty-eight hundred dollars, for re-surveying the Fairmount Academy and Precita Valley Tracts,
for making Block Books and Maps, and placing stone monuments to perpetuate said survey. —
[Act Feb. 1, 1872.]
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
police telegraph, payable out of the General Fund, and to appoint a competent person to repair and
keep in order said fire alarm aud 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.]
Fire Department. — To pay annually for running expenses, horse feed, repairs to apparatus,
and other expenses of the Fire Department, the sum of thirty-five thousand dollars, in lieu of
appropriation heretofore allowed by law. — [Act Feb. 1, 1872.]
To pay out of the General Fund, for running expenses aud material for the Fire Department,
the sum of twenty-three thousand one hundred and ninety-two dollars, which has heretofore been
allowed by said Board and ordered paid in excess of allowances provided by law. — [Act Feb. 1,
1872.]
Gardeners, Public Squares. — To appoint four gardeners to take charge of Portsmouth, Wash-
ington, Union, aud Columbia Squares, at a salary of seveuty-five dollars per mouth. — [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 Fuud 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 aud County of San Francisco, aud 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.]
* The Act of April 4, 1870, concerning Gas Companies provides that the authorities of every such town or city, includ-
ing San Francisco, as aforesaid, may contract with any gas company for lighting the streets thereof; but no such contract
shall be made at a fixed rate for a longer term than live 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.
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Harbor Dues.—To pay to the several owners and consignees of vessels the amount paid l>y
them under protest as Harbor dues, not to exceed in the aggregate the sum ol' thirty-five hundred
and seventy-four dollars and seventeen cents. — [Act Feb. 1, 1872.]
Home for the Inebriate.*— To allow and order paid to the President and Treasurer of the
Home tor 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.— fAet April 25,
1863.] L i .
Hospital and Alms House-— To pay out of the General Fund, for City and Count v Hospital and
Alms House, the sum of fifty-two thousand five hundred dollars, which lias heretofore been al-
lowed by said Board and ordered paid in excess of allowances provided by law. — 1 Act Feb, 1,
1872.] • l
Hospital City and Count y.-f— To improve and enlarge the present City and County Hospital
buildings and property of 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 th<
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
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 moneys derived from the issue and sale of said bonds shall be 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 eases 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. X — 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 General Fund, such sums as are now
dne, or may become due, for expenses of conveying insaue persons to the State Hospital at
Stockton.— [Act April 27, 1860.[
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 thousaud dollars in any one fiscal year, for the redemption of such prop-
erty 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 sum of
ten hundred dollars, for compiling and publishing the laws and ordinances relating to the < hty
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 license 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 said city and county. To authorize the Auditor ot 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
* For Art relating to the Home of the Inebriate, see Act April 1, 1870. t-irir
ruary 15, 1864, and March '28, K6S.
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832 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
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 Licence Collector, and to fix the amount of the bonds to be required
from such License Collector or Deputy. [Act April 27, 1863.] To license aud regulate
hackney coaches, aud 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 aud ballast, or either ; and also to
license and regulate person^ and parties employed in conveying baggage, property aud 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 aud 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 Sxed 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 offices 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
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 aud 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 shall be
appointed Collector of 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 aud county to appoint two
License Notice Servers, to be approved by the Board of Supervisors, whose salaries shall be
fixed bv the said Board, at a sum not to exceed eight-five dollars per month. — [Act March
14, 1868.]
Mai/or 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.]
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.]
To pay the sum of five hundred dollars to the Committee of Citizens having in charge the
celebration of the National Anniversary of eighteen hundred and seventy- one, to assist in de-
fraying the expenses incurred. — | Act Feb. 1, 1872.]
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 aud 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 needful rules and Police regu-
lations 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 oue hundred and twenty-five
dollars per month, or any less sum which they may deem proper for each member of said ad-
*For Act to provide for a Police Contingent Fund, see Supplemental XVI.
HUHTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.1
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.
CONSOLIDATION ACT. 833
ditional Police force.— [Act April 4, 18C4.] 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 Di ley shall be
paid out of the treasury of said city and county to said local policemen,— [Act April 4 1864 1
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 sum or sums not in the ag<Te"-ute to excel d
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 mouth.— [Amendment April 4, 1864.] To appoint a Janitor for the City Sail
at a salary of seventy-five dollars per month. — [Act March 9, 1870.]
Prison Wagon. — To procure a strongly-built covered spring wagon, capable of seating twelve
persons, also two horses and harness, etc., to be used under the direction of said Bherift,* and ex-
clusively in the transportation of prisoners and insane persons, and to allow and order paid out
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.]
Protection of the 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 County 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 Fund not to exceed twelve thousand
dollars in any one fiscal year hereafter for repairs to Public Buildings.— [Act April 26, 1862.]
To transfer to the Board of Education of said city aud county, for Public School purposes, the
building now occupied as a Couuty Hospital, whenever the same sliall not be required lor a Hos-
pital.—[Act April 4, 1864.]
To pay out of the General Fund, for repairs of Public Buildings, the sum of four thousand
five hundred dollars, which has heretofore been allowed by said Board and ordered paid in excess
of allowances provided by law. — [Act Feb. 1, 1872.]
Public Grounds. — * * * 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.] To appropriate, allow, and order paid out of the Glen Pal
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 enclosing with wood the city and county
property, including a portion of the land reserved for public use by the Outside Land Com-
mittee, fifteen thousand dollars. — [Act March 9, 1870.J
To pay M. Braden, or his assigns, a sum not to exceed nine thousand four hundred and four-
teen dollars and fifty cents, on contract to grade Jefferson Square, to be paid from time to time
as the work progresses. — [Act Feb. 1, 1872.]
To pay for the improvement of Union Square the sum of seven thousand dollars in addition
to the amount heretofore allowed. — [Act Feb. 1, 1872.]
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 city and
county ; provided, that this section shall not impair any contract now existing. — [Act Jauuary
30, 1864.]
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 aud 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 construction 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
♦The Sheriff Is authorized to appoint a driver at a salary of seventy -Ave dollars per month.— [Act March 9, 1870.]
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834 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
General Fund, a sum not to exceed five hundred 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 streets 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 just and
proper.— [Act March 21, 1868.]
Rands* — To expend a sura not exceeding six thousand dollars per annum, for the build-
ing, improving and repairing of each of the road districts of the City and County of San
Francisco. The repairs of 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 aud county is hereby
directed to audit, and the Treasurer 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 the same does not exceed the said sum of six thousand dollars for each district. —
[Act April 4, 1870.]
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 Geueral 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.j — 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 Geueral Fund, not exceeding the sum 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.]
Sheet-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.]
Survey of Grade. — To pay William P. Humphreys the sum of two thousand dollars for
making survey and recommending grade in that portion of the city and county bounded by
Channel, Harrison, Twenty-first, streets and Potrero Avenue. — [Act Feb. 1, 1872.]
Titles to Engine-House Lots. — To allow and order paid out of the General Fund the sum of
one thousand 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 amouut 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 exeeed two
thousand dollars per month, for objects of urgent necessity. — [Act April 26, 1862.]
To pay out of the General Fund, for purposes of Urgent Necessity, the sum of thirty-one
thousand dollars, which has heretofore been allowed by said Board aud ordered paid in excess of
allowances provided by law. — [Act Feb. 1, 1872,]
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.]
* For Act creating Road Districts in the City anil County of San Francisco, see Supplemental IX., page 835.
t See Article IV., page 814. for the provisions of the Act regulating the Department of Streets ; and for Miscellaneous
Acts referring thereto, see Supplemental Acts VII., page 8'i5; X., page 836; XI., page 837; XII., page 839; X11I., page
839, and XIV., page 839.
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CONSOLIDATION ACT. 835
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 ter I' two years From
the date of his appointment, and until his successor is appointed and qualified Said Weigher,
before entering upon the duties of his office, ahall take an 1 subscribe the oath of office, and rive
bonds in the sum 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 weisrh all coal brought to his scales to be weighed, and, unless some
bther price be agreed upon by said Weigher, and the person or persona making Bach n quest, 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 Weigher to create any liability against said city and county.
—[Act April 27,1863.] * J
Supplemental VIII.— An Act to define the powers and duties of the Board of Supervisors of the City
and County of San Francisco in certain cases.— Approved April in, 1 s.">7 .
Section 1. 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.
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 coustable or Policemau 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 contiuue to have and exercise all the powers granted in this Act. But nothing 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 administer 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 Finauce 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 anv 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
i President of the Board of Supervisors, who shall immediately cause said report to be published,
in at least two daily newspapers published in the city of San Francisco for the period of three
days.
Supplemental IX.-An Act to create certain Road Districts in the City and Count y of San Fran-
cisco, and to nrovidefor the Repair and Improvement of Roads therem.— Approved May JO, 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
Eleventh and Twelfth Districts in said city and county, being southerly and westerly ol the line
formed by Centre, Dolores, Market aud Larkin streets, into two road districts ; tfa sy 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.
Sec 2 The said Board of 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
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836 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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.
Sec. 3. Said Roadmasters shall each take and subscribe the proper oath of office, and give
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, that 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
portion or portions of the district in which they are required, together with the estimate of the
cost thereof.
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 any one fiscal year.* All
sums so appropriated 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
Fund, in like manner as other demands are allowed and ordered paid.
Sec. 6. For the purposes of this Act, public roads aud highways shall include all roads that
have been open to the public and used as public highways long enough to evince their utility
aud uecessity, 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 thereof.
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
officer, in any one fiscal year.
The provisions of the general Act concerning Roads and Highways have been extended over
the City aud County of San Francisco by the following: — [Approved April 16, 1859.]
Section 1. The provisions of an Act entitled " An 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 Sau Francisco," passed April fifteenth, one thousaud eight hundred and
fifty-one, shall be, and they are hereby, excepted from the operations of this Act.
Supplemental X. — An Act to confer further Powers iipon 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 iu 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
* Amended, Act April 4, 1870.— [See page 8340
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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 poSBeseoi a
of arounds 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 Becnring
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 accrual to
them, and to what amouut ; 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 1 asl
thirty days' notice shall be giveu of any application which may be made for the passage of any
order, by advertisement iu 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 lawful for the Commissioners appointed as in this Act provided, and whose duty it may be,
to make a ju-t and equitable assessment of the whole amount of costs, damages, and expenses "I
such alteriug 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 aud after the expiration of the ten days mentioned in the preceding section. _
Sec. 5. All the expenses resulting from locating? opening, extending, widening, strai^htrninir.
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 iu part, any street, square, lane,"or alley, within said city and county ; and the City
aud County of San Francisco shall not be liable for any expense caused by the same.
Supplemental XI —An Act to modify and. chancre the Grade of Streets, etc. — Approved March
28, lsr.s.
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 m
the manner provided iu 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 ot
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 lor thirty
days and shall describe the proposed change, and designate the limits within winch the lots of
land to be benefited shall be assessed to pay, aud damages that may be awarded by reason of
the cliauare. ..„.,,. ^ • •
Second Within twenty days after the first publication of said notice, any person claiming
that he or she would sustain damage, by reasou 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
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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, i
completed, asking the appointment of Commissioners to assess such damage ; which petitioi
shall be verified by the oath of the petitioner, or his or her agent.
Third. On the filing of such petition, the said County Court shall take jurisdiction of the
proceedings, and the County Clerk shall immediately give notice thereof to the President of th<
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 Courl
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, tc
assess the benefits and damages to each separate lot of laud within the limits designated in tht
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. At
copy thereof, and of the order of appointments, certified by the Clerk, may be delivered to
said Commissioners as their authority.
Sixth. Said Commissioners shall visit and inspect the premises to be assessed, and the prem-
ises 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 oatb, 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 aud 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 accordiug 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 a^ree, 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 judgement, 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 ; anil 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
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assessed, appeal to the Supreme Court to review the matter complained of, and the appeal shall
'be taken in the manner aud 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 Improvement and to
prescribe the Mauner 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 aud proceedings under this law shall be liberally construed, and the judg-
ments aud proceedings of the County Court shall be construed like* judgments and proceeding
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 unli ss
execution issue, in which case he shall be authorized to charge five dollars for each executu n, to
be collected by the Sheriff on the execution.
Supplemental XII.— An Act to empower the Board of Supervisors 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-
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 aud 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 :
Disbict 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 Dougiass 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 Streel
easterly of Cemetery Avenue.
Skc. 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 XIII. — An Act to confer further powers on the Mayor of the City and County of San
Francisco. — Approved April 2, ls7i>.
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 affect 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 auy property not belonging to said city and county*
Supplemental XIV.— An Act to Provide for a Police Contingent Fund.— Approved February 28,
1859.
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
*The Vet of March 13, 186*, provides for the payment of assessments against the property of the Government of the
United State* in the manner following to wit : — The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Krai
hereby authorized to allow the Auditor of said citv and county to audit, and the Treasurer to pay. ontofthi -
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 the United States for street Improvements In the said city
and county • provided, the Government of the United .suites shall by its officers refuse to make such payment.
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840 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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 sura 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, uot exceeding, in the aggregate, the sum of three thousand
■six hundred dollars per annum.
Sec. 4. At the end of each fiscal year, any sum remaining in the Police Contingent Fund,
upon which no order shall [have] been allowed, shall be returned to the credit of the General
Fund.
Supplemental XV. — An Act relating to the Board of Supervisors, and more particularly defin-
ing its powers and duties. — Approved 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 XVI. — 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 couuty, 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 uot 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. J
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, fifty 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, filly dollars per month; and to each and
every other employe, not to exceed thirty dollars per month each, except nurses, when neces-
sary, may be employed at a salary not to exceed fifty dollars per month. — [Amendment March
28, ,1868.]
For provisions relation to unexpired terms. See Section 6, page 798.
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Sec. 5. Said Board of Supervisors are hereby authorized to expend a sum not exceeding
seven thousand dollars per month* for the support, care, and maintenance of snch persons Bfl may
be admit i. ed 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 iu the manuer now prescribed 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 tlnv alone, >haN
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 buildings and land now occupied for hospital purposes, and to that end is hereby authorized
to execute, sign, seal and deliver good and sufficient deed or deeds therefor, to men person or
persons, and for such sum or sums as said Board may 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 VI.
FINANCE AND REVENUE.f
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 cot
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 iu 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 arisiug 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 827] 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 treasurv 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
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, 1857, Sec. 12.] and in default o such payment before
the time when the Tax Collector may be authorized by law to se.ze 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 collection of such
StSEecan78COlTnye 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 full amount of all taxes by him collected and not previously pud
over without any deduction of commissions, fees, or otherwise ; he shall also be charged with
anl^ leemed debtor to the treasury for the full amount of all taxes due upon the delinquent
St delivered to him for collection, unless it be made to appear that it was out of Ins power to
collect the same bv levy and sale of any property liable to be seized and sold therefor ; i the
Wssibinty To coU ct^ny portion of such delinquent taxes have resulted mm an .nvgular. ty
Kfect in th Assessment; then the Assessor, whose duty it was to make the assessment, sbd
be liable and be deemed debtor to the treasury for the amount remaining uncollected foi that
°aSEec 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 bemud into
th Ttreasu rv and shalFnot loan, use or deposit the same, or any part thereof, Wlti. any banker or
other neS nor pay out any part of said moneys, except upon demands authorized by tins A .
and alter they havVVen duly audited ; he shall keep the key of said vault and not sufler the
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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 use 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
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 Board 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, 1859.]
Sec. 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 deducting the amount of such indebtedness, nor to
any person or officer having the collection, custody, or disbursement of public funds, unless his
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 snch 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 payment thereof from the treasury in the city and county is authorized
by law, aud 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 afford no warrant to the Treasurer or other disbursing officer for paying the same. No
demaud 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 cau 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
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of school money which such school will be entitled to have apportioned to it daring the current
fiscal year. Demands for monthly pay of Police Captains and Officers must, before thev 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
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 of 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 for
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 oath- 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 SaperrisorB,
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 Mine, and
paying or tendering sixteen 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 argent 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; bat if there
be not sufficient money belonging to said fund to pay such demand, then it shall be register d 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 he made known to the President of the Board of Supervisors, he shall proceed immediately
to investigate the cause of such non-pavment ; and if it be ascertained that the demand ha- been
illegally and fraudulently approved or allowed, he shall cause the officer guilty 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 ol such pay-
ment he refuses to applv thereto, he shall proceed against him as a defaulter ; if it be ascei tamed
that the demand was not paid for want of funds, then he shall cause the Sheriff or I ax ( ollector
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 b> payable monthly ; and auy 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 Snperrisors, 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 M months alter
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
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the power cither of the original party interested, or his agent, or the preseut holder, in which
case it shall Ik? barred in the same manner, unless presented for payment within twenty days
thereafter.
Sfxj. 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 l>\ them received, which receipt shall be presented to, and countersigned by, the Auditor.
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 a3
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. K 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 clearly 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 person 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.]
Fast. 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 to Tenth (inclusive). Obsolete.
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.
Twelfth. [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.
* The Act of \pril L, 1870, provides that one-half of all the fines, penalties and forfeitures imposed for offenses commit-
ted within the said city and county, and now paid into the Treasury thereof, as a part of the Police Fund, by the clerk
of the Police Judge's Court, shall be paid to the Treasurer of the San Francisco Benevolent Association : providi (1. that
such paj mem shall not diminish the amount now authorized bv law to by paid out of said tines, penalties and forfeit-
ures to other ass iciatUms, or to the School Fund of said city and county ;" and, provided f/trtlier, that t lie sum so paid to
the Treasurer of the San Francisco Benevolent Association, under the provisions of this Act, shall not in any event
exceed the sum of five thousand dollars per annum. For Police Contingent Fund, see Supplemental XIV., page 839.
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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 requir id
by section seventy-nine of this Act; also, expenditures not exceeding two thousand dollars
[Amended, Act April 26, 1862], during any one month for objects of urgent nec< ssity other
than 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 I See
Supplemental II, page 804.] L
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 Pond, 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 war!
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 ol 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 specili. <l 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 seclion 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 officer 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 demand-, when
presented, then all such demands, being presented and registered by the Treasurer, as in this Act
required, shall be paid out o£ 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
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 mouey 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-
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.
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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 Sau
Mateo County, and is therefore omitted.]
Supplkmental XVII. — 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 Fraucisco shall deliver to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said
city and couuty, 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 lor 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 sessiou, 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
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, 1864.]
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 iu the form and bound iu 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 iu 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 effect to be addressed to each person, firm, corporation, or association, named in said list, and
shall deposit the same iu the post-office 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 official 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 ou 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 aud 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
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named, and the property assessed to be levied upon in the form and manner hereinbefore de-
scribed at the expiration of thirty days alter notice to the persons, firms, corporations or asso-
ciations assessed, that such tax is due and payable. The additional charges on delinquent taxi B
provided for in this section shall be paid into the county treasury, for the me of the city and
county: provided, that the delinquent taxes on personal property sluill not be chargeable in
addition to the percentage above imposed, with the five per cent now imposed by law in Bection
thirteen of said Act of April twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty-sewn.
Sec. 6. At any time after the first Monday in August of each year, the Tax Collector is
authorized aud 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 new piper
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 expensi B 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 sufficient 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 own. r 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 California, in any Court in said
city "and county of competent jurisdiction, for the amount of taxes against said pers il 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^
fees, and all other costs of prosecution ; said ten per cent to be paid into the Urgent Nei
Fund of said city and county.— [Amendment April 4, 18G4.]
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, ami 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 XVIII. — An Act to facilitate the Collection of Delinquent 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 lor
the current fiscal year, on the personal property assessed to them, giving the nameol each person,
lication of said list. The said publication of said list shall be made by not I. se than one inser-
tion, one time per week, for three successive weeks, in such daily newspaper or a supplement
t.Wptn nnhli.hed in said citv and county, and in such form as the Mayor, Auditor, and ax
thereto, published in said city and county
Collector, or a
the Board of S
Monday in said September
majority of them, mav order, such order to be filed in the office of the Clerk oj
upervisors ; the first insertion herein provided for, to be on or before the third
September. The said Tax Collector shall pay into the Special 1- ee I und of
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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 persoual 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 couuty, 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 persoual property, on 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 aud liable
for any personal property or poll tax to the State and said city aud 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
folly 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 suits 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 relused 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,
and his or their personal property shall become liable and responsible for the amount so due, the
same and equally as 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 per.-ons. 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
ihis 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 persou 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 post-office in said city and county, a notice of such short payment ar.d credit ;
also of the amount of balance due , such notice to be addressed to the person or persons as-
flUNTINQTON, HOPKUNS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market,
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sessed or to the person who so paid such less sum. and shall enter upon the ftaeeesment roll t!
of such notice being so deposited in such post-office. The balance remaining due shall, if o
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 war, and become in
every respect, lor 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 ,,f the Bscal year
in which the same first became due, and to the credit of the person and proper*
Sec. 10. The tax sale, for non-payment of taxes on real estate in said city and coonty, 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 Bnch place
whenever, in the judgment of the Tax Collector, circumstances may render i. ch 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
daily newspaper, or supplement thereto, "published in said city and count v, and in BOCfa f( rni. in
conformity to law, as the Mayor, Auditor, and Tax Collector, or a majority oftbem, 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
the person giving andsigniug such instruction is the owner or owner [s] in possession i f
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 Bnch dej
he may deem a sufficient earnest and guarantee of the good faith of the bidder, which d
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 i
estate, through error, accident, or. misapprehension, on which the taxes for the thin fiscal
had been paid, or which by law was exempt from taxation, the Tax Collector shall place i n
special deposit with the Treasurer, subject to the order of the purchaser, the amount paid
for by such purchaser, 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 B
notice of such deposit, if conveniently found, otherwise he shall deposit such notice in the posl
office in said city and county. He shall also cause to be noted properly iu the boohs of .I
tion in his office, and iu the office of the County Recorder, a condensed statement of the facts in
relatiou to such proceedings and deposit, which shall be legal notice thereof.
Supplemental XIX — An Act to organize and regulate the Juttice's Curl, in the City and County
of San Francisco. — Approved March '-26, 18f>6.
Section 1. There shall be in and for the City and County of San Francisco one Joi
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 pr -
ceedings, whereof Justices of the Peace and Justices' Courts in said city and county have juris-
diction0, shall be commenced, entitled, and prosecuted in said Court. The said Court shall be
alwaysopen non-judicial davs excepted, and causes therein may be tried before the pn
Justice before any one of the Justices, before whoni the original process may be made returnable
or to whom the cause may be assigned or transferred for trial, or before any three Jusl
the Peace constituting the Court in bank as hereinafter provided : but the ( ourl in bank shall
have exclusive power to hear and determine all applications lor pew trial For the organization
of said Court. Justices of the Peace and Justices' Clerk shall beelected or appointed as here-
inafter provided, and the Sheriff of the City and County of San Francisco ex officio, shall be
an officer of said Court as hereinafter provided.— [Amendment, I-ebruary 10, 18,0. J
Sec 2 There shall be for the City and Count) ol San !• ranewco five Justices ol the I .
to be elected by the city and county at large, at tie time, in the manner, and lor the term, as
now prescribed by law for the election of such dus'ices.
Sfc 3 The Board of Supervisors shall annually appoint one of the Justices of the 1 eacfl
to be Presidino- Justice, who. as such, shall hold < ffice lor one y. ar, and until his successor shall
n the same manner be appointed ; and any one of the other j , dices may attend, pres.de, and
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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 Sheriff 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 Sheriff in serving and executing all the processes, writs and orders of the said
Justices' 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
Fuud, 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. J
Sec. 5. The Board of Supervisors shall provide in some convenient locality in said City and
County, a suitable building, with rooms for the Clerk's office, Court room, and separate rooms
for offices or chambers for each of the Justices of the Peace, (the presiding Justice excepted)
for the transaction of their official business, and shall also provide suitable furniture therefor ;
or if said Board should deem it necessary and expedient, offices or chambers for the Justices
may be provided and assigned for them in different buildings and places. At the Clerk's office,
the presiding Justice and Justices' Clerk shall be in attendance daily, non-judicial days excepted,
from the hour of nine a. m. until 5 p. m., and at such other convenient hours as may be required
by urgent official business ; and the other Justices aforesaid shall be in attendance at their
respective offices or chambers, for the dispatch of official business, daily, from the hour of nine
a. >r. until five p. m. * * * * * * * * *
Sec. 6. All legal process of every kind which the Justices of the Peace of said City and
County, or any of them, are or may be authorized to issue, for the issuance or service of which
any fee is or may be allowed by law, shall be issued by the said Clerk upon the order of the pre-
siding Justice, or upon the order of one of the said Justices of the Peace, except as hereinafter
provided ; and the fees for issuance and service of all such process, and all other fees which now
are allowed by law for any official services of Justices, Sheriff or Justices' Clerk, shall be ex-
acted and paid in advance into the hands of said Clerk, and by him daily or weekly, as the
Board of Supervisors may require, and before his salary shall be allowed, accounted for in de-
tail, under oath, and paid into the treasury of the City and County, as part of the Special Fee
Fund : provided, that such payment in advance shall not be exacted from parties who. upon
proving to the satisfaction of the presiding Justice, by their own affidavit or other evidence,
setting forth the facts and circumstances of their demand, that they have a good cause of action,
and that they are not of sufficient pecuniary ability to pay the legal fees in advance, shall be
adtnitted by such Justice to sue either in forma pauperis, or without such prepayment. —
[Amendment, February 10, 1870.]
[Sections 7 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 serv-
ices 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 aud 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 per annum. — [Amendment, Feb-
ruary 10, 1870.]
[Sections 20 and 21 prescribe who shall practice in said Court.] — [Amended, February 10,
and April 2, 1870.]
Supplemental XX. — An Act to establish a Municipal Court in the City and County of San 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 l he City and County of San Fraucisco.
Skc. 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 beheld 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 aud 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
suck office until his successor is duly elected, in tha manner hereinbefore provided, and who shall
♦Authorized to appoint a janitor at seventy-live dollars per month.— [Act March 30, 1868.]
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons* Steel, Cor. Bush and Marke*»
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q?Au7 aau°\d?g t0 kw- When aD>' vacancy occurs in the office of Judge of said Court, it
shall be failed by the Governor, by the appointment of some suitable person for the unexpired
term. '
Sec. 3. The said Court shall hold its sessions in the City and County of San Fruck
such central or convenient place as shall be provided for that purpose by "the Board of 8
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, u I
in the office of the Secretary of State. And the said Court shall have the same power as tin-
District Court to regulate its forms of proeess 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
and shall be considered of the same effect as writs and process issued out of the District C
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 Court?.
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. AH 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; aud said Court shall have power to make rules, not incon-
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 th
Municipal Criminal Court, and shall execute, either in person or by deputy, such of the p
of said Court as may be required to be executed by a Sheriff, and shall be amenable I
Court, by proceedings, as for contempt, on his failure to execute such process. And said 9
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 hundr
fifty dollars per month, to be paid in the same manner as the salaries of the other deputies of
said Sheriff are paid.
Sec. 10. The Judge of said Court shall have power to take and certify affidavits, to l
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 bv law to be taken before some other officer or tribunal.
Sec. 11. The sa'id Judsre 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 Countv Judse as Magistrate.
Sec. 12. When an'indictment is found in the County Court in and for the City and Oounty
of San Francisco, for anv felonv or misdemeanor now triable in the County Court o! said city
and countv, 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 ol
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 juri-:
of the County Court of the City and County of San Francisco ; and the nwde of procedure and
trial in said Municipal Criminal Court shall be, in all respects, the same as now prescnb
District and County Courts under an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled
an Act to regulate proceeding in criminal cases, passed May first, eighteen hundred and fit ty-one,
and all Acts 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 ^nranizatio
of the Court thereunder, in the County Court of the City and County of ban Franetoo ^ataaH
be, at the option and discretion of the County Court or the Judge thereof, transmitted to said
Municipal Criminal Court for trial and determination. ^^_
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852 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
. Sec. 15. The Judge of said Municipal Criminal Court shall receive a salary of five thousand
dollars per annum, payable in equal monthly installments, out of the same fund, and iu the same
manner, as the salary of the Judge of the County Court of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco is now paid.
Sec. 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 mouth, 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
iu the performance of any official duty enjoined upou the latter by law, and to do and perform
such other duties iu the prosecution of criminal actions in the Court herein established, iu any of
the Courts of said city and county, as the said District Attorney may order or direct.
Supplemental XXI. — An Act to establish a Quarantine for the Bay and Harbor of San Francisco,
and Sanitary Laws for the City and County of San Francisco. — -Approved 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 consist 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
for 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-ojjicio President
of the Board of Health. They shall meet monthly, and at such other times as the President
may call them together for the transaction of business. In the absence of the President; the
B ard 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 iu 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. G. 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
M ssenger 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 ; oue Market Inspec-
tor, one thousand two hundred dollars per annum, and oue 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 paid, 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 offices for 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 appointor 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, iu time of
epidemic.
Sec. 10. It shall be the duty of shipmasters bringing vessels into the harbor of San Fran-
;-(■>. and of masters, owners or consignees, having vessels in said harbor which have on board
any cases of small-pox, yellow fever or Asiatic cholera, typhus or ship fever, to immediately
report the same, 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
xistence of either of these diseases on board of said vessel.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jesaop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
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^ Sec. 11. _No captain or other officer in command of any vessel sailimr under ;) n-ister, ar-
riving at this port, nor any owner, consignee, agentj or other person baying charge ■ t' 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 anv Freight, pass - from said
vessel or vessels, till he shall have reported to the Health Officer, presented his bill of In alth, and
received a permit from that officer to land said freight, passengers or other p rPOBS.
Sec. 12. It shall be the duty of every pilot who shall conduct into the port or 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 \et.
Second. To prevent any person from (earing, and any communication being made with the
vessel under his charge, till the Health Officer shall have boarded her, and shall have Liven the
necessarv orders and directions.
Tkird. To be via ilaut 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 lie have one already. And' in the event of being subject to quarantine of infection,
to place at the ma thead a small yellow flag.
Sec. 13. Every master of a vessel subject to quarantine or visitation by the Health 1 1
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, ami to furnish all
nece=sary information to enable that officer to determine to what length of quarantine an
regulations they ought, respectively, to be subject, or neglect to report al! eases of disease men-
tioned, in this Act. and all cases of death occurring on his vessel, and to comply with all tie
sanitary regulations of said bay and harbor, shall be guilty of a misdemeam r. and on con-
viction thereof shall be punished as provided for in section eleven of this Act.
Sec. 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 time of their departure, any contagious, infectious, or pestilential dis • cially
small pox, Asiatic cholera, typhus or ship" fever), or vessels will, d caying cargoes, or which
have unusually foul or offensive holds, shall be smject to quarantine ; and il shall be the dutv
of the master, owner, pilot, or consignee, to report any and all such vessel or vessels to the I lealth
Officer without delay. No such vessel shall cross aright line drawn from Mi iggs' Wharl to Al-
catraces Island, till the Health Officer shall have boarded her and given the order r< quir< d by law.
Sec. 15. It shall be the duty of the Health Officer to board every vesa I subj cl to q
tine or visitation by him, immediately on her arrival (or as soon as he shall be not ill d thereof]
between sunns? and sunset; to make such examination and inspection of vessel, books, papers
or canro, or of persons on board, under oath, as he may judge expedient ; to determine v.
said vessel should be ordered to quarantine, and if so. the period of quarantine.
Sec. Hi. No captain or other officer in command of any passenger-carrying vess 1 oi more
than one hundred and fifty tons burden, nor of any vessel of mor liuudri d and fifty
tons burden having passeugers on board, nor any owner, consignee, agent or other pt
Charge of such vessel or vessels, shall, under a penalty of not less than one hui
more than one thousand dollars, land or permit to be landed any passenger or pass
said vessel or vessels, until he shall have presented his bill ot health to the Health Offic
received a permit from that officer to land said passenger or passengers, excepl in Buch ....
the Health Officer shall deem it safe to give the permit before seem- the bill ol health.
Sec. 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 thot
from anv port out of this State, two and a half dollars: from any port m tins Mate, one
dollar and a quarter ; from any passenger-carrying vessel ol more than one thousand tons burden.
three dlai and seventy-five cents; from vessels of more than One thousand tons burden carry-
Wno paien-ers, two dollars and fifty cents : provided, that vessels carrying 1. ss than wenty
na'se. -Is shall in no case pay more than two dollars and a hall : but this sh il not apply to
£l "v -est ling to and from any port of the Pacific States of the 1 nited States or lem-
Efor to whaling" vessels entering the harbor of San Prandsco exceptang that they shall
report to the Health Officer, as provided for in section ten of this Act
repo t to tue n i ^ ^ ^ ^ My , bn rangers from
Asiatic forts and coming into the harbor of San Francisco, and the,, and .Lie. m his <fas-
frftion vaccinate each li every one of said passengers before they shall be perm.tted to land
inZCl! " L.^Arelhall^ny persons on board the vessels mentioned in section ten.
who "had icuuiyte sick with the small-jU the Health Officer is hereby authored to n^yure
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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 officer 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 Officer 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 lee 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 Office.
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 nearlect 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 oue 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 upou the property on which the nuisance existed, and may be recovered
by an actiou 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 pood 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.
flUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
a P. VAJf SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. White Shirts.
INDEX TO THE CONSOLIDATION ACT,
AND THE AMENDMENTS THERETO.
Advertising, appropriation for, 829.
Alcatraces Island, where located, 797.
Alms House and Hospital, law to establish, 840, appro-
priation for support of, 841.
Amusements, improper, may be suppressed, 829.
Assessor, County, when elected, 8i>4, salary, 800, dep-
uties and salaries, 800, liability for delect in Assess-
ment Roll, 841.
Attorney and Counselor. City and County, when elect-
ed. 804, salary and duties, 799, clerk and salary,
799, may appoint assistant, 820.
Attorney and Counselor, City and County, Assistant,
duties, 820, fees, 820.
Attorney, District, when elected, 804, salary, 799, duties,
802, clerk and salary, 799, may appoint assistant,
852.
Attorney, District, Assistant, duties, 852.
Attorney, Prosecuting, Police Court, how appointed
and salary, 799.
Auctioneer for Tax Collector, compensation, 801.
Auditor, County, when elected, 804, salary, 801, duties,
828, 842-845, clerk and salary, 801.
Bay View Turnpike Road, appropriation for, 829.
Benevolent Society, S. F., appropriation for, 814.
Blank Books, etc., allowed certain officers, 802.
Board of Education, organization of, 810, duties of
members, 810-814, Clerk of and salary, 812.
Bonds, Official, sureties and filing, 803.
Bricks, limits for burniDg, 830.
Buildings, contracts for, 827.
Buildings, Public, appropriation for repairs of, 833.
Buildings, Wooden, erection of prohibited in certain
limits, 829.
Cemetery, City, appropriation for, 830.
City Cemetery, survey of, appropriation for, 830.
Cisterns, construction and repair of, 829, location of,
806, appropriation for construction, 806.
Clerk board of Supervisors, how appointed, 826, sal-
ary, 826, duties, 826, ex-ojjicio Clerk Board Equali-
zation, 826, Finance Committee, 835, assistant and
salary, 826.
Clerk, County, when elected, 804, salary, 799, deputies
and salaries, 799.
Clerk Police Court, how appointed, salary and duties,
807.
Coal, Weigher of, how appointed, compensation and
duties, 835.
Constable, office abolished. 850.
Contingent Expenses, President Board of Supervisors,
830.
Contracts how made. Board of Supervisors, 827, Board
of Education, 811, Alms House, 841.
Contractors to provide against accidents, 833.
Coroner, when elected, 804, salary and fees, 800, duties,
800, to act as Elisor, 799.
County Judge, when elected and term, 803, salary, 799,
to examine Treasurer's books, 844.
Court, County, jurisdiction under Street Grading law,
837, Judge, when elected and term, 803, salary, 799.
Court, Justices, law organizing, officers and salaries,
849.
Court, Municipal, law organizing. 850. Judge, when
elected and term, 850, salary. 799, 852.
Court Probate, Judge of, when elected and term, 803,
salary, 799. „ _ „ „„
Definition of Terms, "qualification of officers, i99,
under street law, 824. "audited," 842, " law or
laws," 842. „ _
Demands on Treasury, how audited and allowed, 84J,
payment of, 842, limitation of, S43, appeals relat-
ing to, 844, preferred, 845, unauthorized, 845.
Deputies, additional for City and County officers may
be appointed, 802.
Dogs relating to, running at large, 828.
Education, Board of, members and dunes, 810-814,
officers and duties, 810, Secretary, duties and sal-
ary, 812.
Elections, expenses advertising and printing, 829, in-
cidental expenses, each district, 830.
Elections, Municipal, law changing time for holding,
Elisor, Coroner to act, 799.
Engine House lots, to settle adverse fettles to. 834.
Equalization, Board of, Supervisors to constitute, 828,
Clerk of, 826.
Fairmount and Precita Tracts, survey, appropriation
for, 830.
Farrallone Islands, where located. 797.
Fees, official, to be paid into Special Fee Fund. 802.
Finance and Revenue, provision* relating to, 841.
Finance Committee, law organizing, 835, Clerk of and
duties, 835.
Finauce Department, Auditor head of and duties, 843.
Fines, certain, to be paid into Police Fund, 807.
Fire, protection against, 829.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, officers and salaries,
830, appropriation for expenses of, 830.
Fire Department, law organizing, 804, Board of Com-
missioners and duties 806, Clerk and -alary, 806,
officers and working fore<\ xul, salaries, SOJ, appro-
priation for expenses of, 80G, 880,
Fiscal Year, what constitutes a, 841.
Fourth of July, appropriation to celebrate, S32.
Fund, transfer of moneys, from one to another. B37,
moneys to be kept separate, 842, when insufficient,
demand to be registered, 813.
Fund, Corporation Debt, how applied, 827.
Fund, General, what moneys comprise, 798, 841, how
applied, 827, 844-45.
Fund, Police, what moneys comprise, 807, 841, what
demands payable out of, 844. General Fundi to
supply deficiency. 841, appropriation S. F. Benevo-
lent Association, 814.
Fund, I'olice Contingent, appropriation for, 839, how
expended, 840.
Fund, School, what moneys comprise, 813, how ap-
plied, 813. 827, 844, demands on, 811, 813, 841, limit
of School Tax, 827.
Fund, Special Fee, what moneys compri-e, B03, sal-
aries paid out of, 802, balance transferred t>> Gen-
eral Fund. 802.
Fund, Street Department, what moneys compri
how applied, 827, certain expenses to Lie paid Iroin,
817. 820, 823.
Fund, Street Light, how applied, 827, deficiency, how
supplied, 834.
Fund, Surplus, what moneys comprise, 841, how ap-
plied, 845.
Gambling Houses, may be suppressed, 829.
Gardeners, Public Squares, lalarie
Gas for Public Buildings, how audited and paid, 830.
Gas Pipes, authorizing the laying Oi
Grades, Street, may be changed or modified, 837,
Mayor may petition for change of, on City prop-
erty. 839.
Grades, survey of, to pay fin
Gunpowder, sale regulated, 829.
Hamilton Square, appropriation, improvement of, 883.
Harbor Commissioners, election ol
Harbor Dues, certain, to be refunded, B8L
Harbor Master, when elected, 804, salary of, 801.
Harbor Police regulation, law establishing, 809.
Health Officer, how appointed, 852, salary, SOO, duties,
852-854.
Health, Board of, law organizing. *52
Home for the Inebriate, appropriation tor. 831.
Hospitals, City and County, appropriation to improve
and enlarge, 831. appropriation for support of, and
Alms House, 841.
Hospital, Small Pox, appropriation for support of, 831.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLEEY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance
856
INDEX TO THE CONSOLIDATION ACT.
Hydrants, construction and location of, 80G, 829, ap-
propriation for, 806.
Indebtedness, ( .'hy and County, payment of, 798.
Indigi at i >ead, expenses burying, 831.
Indigent Sick, maintenance of, authorized, 829.
Industrial School, appropriation for medical attend-
ai ce, 831.
In6ano Persons, expenses fur convoying to State Asy-
lum. 831, to provide wagon for, 8^3.
Intelligence Offices, may be licensed, 832.
Interpreters of Language-, providing for appoint-
ni.'ni of, and salaries, 799, 831.
Islands in Bay of .Sun Francisco, included within
boundary of < ity and County, 797.
Jail County, appropriation lor improvement of, 830,
matron, assistant and jail keepers, 800.
Janitors, for City Hall. 833. lor Justices' Court, 850.
Judgments against City and County, satisfaction of,
798. for redemption of property sold under, 831,
appeal from, 798.
Judicial Elections, when hold, 803.
Justices of the Peace, when elected, 804, salary and
duties 8.50.
Laws and Ordinances, appropriation to publish, 831.
License Collector, how appointed and salary, 832, dep-
uties and salaries, 832.
Licenses, who and what are subject to, 829, 831, how*
issued, 832, moneys to be paid into Street Depart-
ment Fund, 828.
Market Inspector, how appointed and salary, 852.
Markets, regulation of, 8-9.
Mayor, when elected, 804. salary, 800, may designate
Police Judge in certain cases, 809, may admit in-
mates to Aims House and Hospital, 841, to issue
election proclamation, 804, may petition for change
of grade, 839, may sell certain property. 806, 841,
ex-offlcio President Hoard of Supervisors and du-
ties, 826, contingent expenses, ScU, ex-offioio Presi-
dent Hoard of Health and duties, 852.
Mayor pro itm., how appointed, 832.
Mission Creek Bridge, appropriation for, 830.
Municipal Elections, act regulating, 803.
Municipal Regulations, penalty for violating, 829.
Municipal Criminal Court, law organizing, 850.
Nicholson Pavement authorized, h25.
Nuisances, .Supervisors to abate, 828, 832.
Office Hours, 799, 808, 807.
Office Kent, payments for, not authorized, 802.
Officers, election of, 803, salaries, 799-802, out of what
fund payable, 802, extra compensation unauthor-
ized. 8U2, lees not fixed by law may be regulated
by Hoard of Supervisor?, 829, tees of and disposi-
tion thereof, 802. penalty lor violation, 802, liabil-
ity of, in. connection with Treasury demands, 843,
incurring indebtedness prohibited, 803, to report
to Board of Supervisors, 828, defalcation of, 835,
removal of, 802, may appeal to Hoard of Supervis-
ors, 827, bonds of, 803, 8<j4.
Official Seal, authority to use, 832.
Omnibus Lines, to regulate. 832.
Orders, Official, approval and publication of. 826, how
pa-sed, 84o, appropriation to publish, 831.
Physicians. City and County Hospital, salaries, 801, to
be paid from General 1 und, 831.
Physician. Alms House, salary and duties, 840.
Pilots, duties, under Harbor Police Law, 810, under
Quarantine Law, 853.
Police, law organizing, 806-810, extent and salaries of,
832, additional may be appointed, 808, local, how
appointed, 833, official misconduct, 808.
Police, Chief of, when elected, 804, salary, 801, duties,
806-808.
Police ( ommisaionei-s, who compose, 807, duties, 807,
833.
Police Court, laws prescribing jurisdiction of, 808-S09,
jurisdiction under Quarantine Act, 854.
Police Court, Clerk of, how appointed, salary and du-
ties, 807.
Police Fund. — See Fund.
Police, Harbor, law establishing and regulating, 809.
Police Judge, when elected, 804, salary, 799, powers,
808-809. Justices of the Peace may act, 809.
Porters, City Hall, salaries, 801, 833, Sheriff may ap-
point certain, 800.
Pound, Public, to authorize construction of, 833, keep-
er of and salary, 834.
Printing, contracts for, 827.
Prisoners, may bo employed on public works, 807.
Prostitutes, may be excluded from certain limits, 829.
Public Administrator, when elected, 804.
Public Buildings, appropriation for repairs of, 833,
trausler of the Board of Education, s33.
Public Grounds, .Supervisors may improve, 828, appro-
priations, 828. 833.
Public Health— See Health, Board of.
Public Lands, City's claim to be prosecuted, 798.
Public Offices, business hours, 799. 806, 807.
Public Order, Supervisors may suppress amusements
against, S29.
Public Order and Police, law regulating, 8O6-808.
Public Schools, law organizing and regulating, 810-
814. annual expenditures, how estimated, 814.
Public Squares, appropriation for improvement of,
833, gardeners for, 830.
Public streets and Highways, law concerning, 814-
825.
Quarantine, law to establish, 852-854, officers of, and
salaries, 852, requirements and penalties for viola-
tion thereof, 854.
Railroads, tracks may be laid, 829, space allowed for
track, 831, assessments for street improvements,
822, 837.
Recorder, County, when elected, 803, salary, 801, dep-
uties, clerks and porter, 801, salaries, 801.
Roads, general law extended, 836, appropriations for
repairs to, 834.
Road Districts, law creating, 835.
Road Masters, how appointed, salary, and duties, 836.
San Francisco, City, boundaries of, 807.
School Directors, when elected, 804, duties under
School Law, 810-814.
School Property, may be insured, 811.
Sewers, Cess Pools, and Crossings, appropriations for
cleaning. 834.
Sheriff, when elected, 804, salary, 800, deputies and
employed and salaries, 800, to execute orders ot
finance Committee, 835, of Justices' Court, 850,
of Municipal Court, 851, advertising, how con-
tracted for, 824.
Special Counsel, appropriation for employment of, 834.
Stationery, allowed certain offices, 802', requisitions
for, how made, 802.
Stolen Property to be preserved, 834.
Stow Pavement authorized, 815.
Street Grades, law regulating modifications of, 837,
Mayor may petition for change, on City Property,
839.
Streets, repairs to certain, School Property, 813, U. S.,
839, Water Front, 834, cleaning, 8LM.
Streets and Highways, law regulating department of,
814-825.
Streets and Street Crossings, acceptance of. 823.
Streets, Squares, etc., law regulating opening, widen-
ing, extending, etc., 836, 837.
Suits lor City Property, how brought, 79S, 811.
Superintendent Common Schools, when elected, 804,
salary, 801. duties, 810-813.
Superintendent of Public Streets, when elected, 804,
salary, 801, duties under Street Law, 814-825, dep-
uties and salaries, 801.
Supervisors, when elected, 804, salary, 840, vacancies,
798, duties, 825-841, when seat of, may be declared
vacant, 840.
Supervisors, Board of, organization, duties and pow-
ers, 825-841.
Supervisors, Board of, President of, powers and du-
ties, 826, clerk and salary, 800, to audit Auditor's
salary, 842.
Supervi>ors, Board of, Clerk.— See Clerk Board of
Supervisors.
Surveyor, County, when elected. 804, salary and fees,
800, duties under Street Law, 824.
Taxes, provisions lor levyinff, 798, 827, limitation of,
827, apportionment of, 827.
Tax Collector, when elected, 804, salary, 801, deputies
and salaries. 801, duties, collecting tax 011 personal
property, 846, on delinquent taxes, 847.
Teachers, Public Schools, employment and payment
of, 810.
Treasurer, County, when elected, 804, salary, 801, dep-
uties and salaries, 801, duties, 841-849.
Treasury.— See Fund.
Union Square, appropriation for improvement of, 833,
gardener for, 830.
Urgent Necessities, appropriation for, 834.
Vacancies in Office, how tilled, 798.
Vehicles, to license and regulate, 831, 832, 834.
Wards, districts changed to, 798.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
**?. P- VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 711, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
rHE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO, 1872.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION,*
?IRST WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER.
JUDICIAL ELECTION,
THIRD WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER.
* Mayor of the City and County— WILLIAM ALVORD, ex officio President of the Board of
^Supervisors. Term expires December, 1873. Salary, $:5,u00 per annum.
Clerk— WILLIAM V. WELLS, appointed by the Mayor. Salary, $1,800 per annum.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Term of office two years — one-half elected annually. Salary $1,200 per annum. Terms expire first
Monday in December. Weekly meetings each Monday evening-. Quarterly meetings first Mondaj in
Januarv, April, July, and October. Special meetings at the discretion of the President.
President— WILLIAM ALVORD Term expires December. 1873.
Attorney City and County— WELLINGTON C. BURNETT Term expires December, 1872. Salary,
$5,000 per annum.
Clerk— JOHN A. RUSSELL, appointed by the Board. Salarv, $3,000 per annum.
Deputy Clerk— -THOMAS H. REYNOLDS. Salary, $1,800 per annum.
Sergeant-at-Arms— HENRY J. KEEFE. Salary, $'J0U per annum.
MEMBERS.
First Ward.— STEWART MENZIES,
Second " HARRY F. SWAIN,
Third " JAMES J. KENNEY,
Fourth " TIMOTHY MCCARTHY,
Fifth " ROBERT GOODWIN,
Sixth " HENRY L. KING,
Seventh Ward.
Eighth
Ninth "
Tenth
Eleventh "
Twelfth
-A. B. FORBES.
CHARLES R. STORY,
A. J. 8HRADER,
JAMES BARRETT,
EDWARD COMMINS,
SAMUEL P. TAYLOR.
STANDING COMMITTEES. — Tndiciary, Story, King, Taylor. Finn na- and Auditing, Forbes,
Taylor, Menzies. Fire and Water, Barrett, Story, Forbes. Streets, Wkarve*, Grades, and Public
Squares, Menzies, Goodwin, Taylor. Public Buildings, Goodwin. Taylor, Men/.ies. Health and
King. Swain, Menzies. License and Orders, Sbrader, Commins, McCarthy. Hospital, Swam
win, Forbes. Printing ami Salaries, Taylor, Swain. Barrett. Industrial School, Forbes -
win. Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, King, Story, Commins. Street Lights, Barrett, King, Swain,
Outside Lands, Taylor, Swain, King, Barrett, McCarthy.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Term of office two years— one-half elected annually. No compensation. Terms expire first Monday in
December. Meetings second and fourth Tuesdays of the mouth.
President— JOSEPH CLEMENT. Term expires first Monday in December, 1872. No compensation.
* The State Election takes place biennially, and the Municipal Election annually, on the first Wednesday of Bmtem
ber, except the year of the Presidential Election, when i» lakes place on the same day, (I he I u.-sdav next a er the first
Monday of November.) The Judicial election for Justices ot the Supreme Court, and all other Judicial ofl
ouired »v aw. takes place on the third Wednesday in OctOberJWW, and every two years thereafter. For Act oi the
Legislature regulating the election and terms of Municipal Officers, see Consolidation Act, Supplemental 1. p. W3.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
55
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
858 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Secre/ary-Georee Beanston. Salary $v>,400 per annum. Clerk— Richard Ott, $1,800 per annum Met-
senger— James Duffy, $1,200 per annum.
Superintendent of Common Schools— J AMES H. WIDBER Term expires December, 1872 S ilarv
$4,000 per annum. ' J'
Deputy Superintendent— JOHN S WETT (appointed by the Superintendent) . Salary $3,000 per annum.
First Ward.— W. A. PLUNKETT.
Second " JOSEPH CLEMENT,
Third " ROBERT LEWELLYN,
Foorth " NATHANIEL HOLLAND,
Fifth " JOHN P. SHINE,
Sixth " JOSEPH W. MATHER,
MEMBERS.
Seventh Ward.— JOHN F. MEAGHER
Eighth " A. L. WANGENHEIM,
Ninth " EDWARD KRUSE
Tenth " SAMUEL MOSGROVE,
Eleventh " M. J. DONOVAN
Twelfth " HIRAM ROSEKRANS.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
?***£?££ C0URTS — Third — Judge — SAMUEL B. McKEE; term expires January, 1876-
salary, $5,000 per annum. Fourth— Judge— ROBERT F. MORRISON ; term expires January 1876 I
sa ,u y, $i>,000 per annum. Commissioner— Charles Halsey ; salary, fees. Reporter— George O'Doherrv
salary, tees. Twelfth-J«^c— E. W. McKINSTRY ; term expires January, 1876; salary, $6 000
per annum. Commtsstemer— William H. Rhodes ; salary, fees. Reporter— George Hall : salary fees •
IiFTEKNTH-./»rf^_SAMUEL H. DWINELLE; term expires January, 1878 ; salary. $6,000 per an-
nam. Commtsstoner — William H. Chevers ; salary, fees. Reporter — Andrew J. Marsh ; salary fee*
Kisetekstb- Judge- EDWARD D. WHEELER ; term expires October, 1873 ; salary, $6,000 per
annum. ' J ' v ' ^
COUNTY COURT-.7W-,-JOHN A. STANLY; term expires January, 1876; salary, $5 000 per
annum. Reporter— Charles A. Sumner ; salary, fees. P
per'annum™ C0URT-'7"^e-MILT0X H- MYRICK ; term expires January, 1876 ; salary, $5,000
ai1UXI-'nn<fL CRIMIXAL COURT— 7^^-MAURICE C. BLAKE; term expires January 1876
salary, $0,000 per annum. Reporter— Charles A. Sumner ; salary, fees * \
*?Sli'l C^COURT-JWc-,- DAVIS LOUDERBACK, Jr ;"term expires Jannary 1874; salary
IV *• nnn m- Prosec"1"? Attomey-J. Burke Phillips ; term reflated by the Board of Supers'^
ore ; $3,000 per annum. Clerk-David F. McCarthy ; term regulated by the" Board of Supe l\l rs-
^S^tSSH' COURT*-./»s/w,_james C. Pennie, (Presiding Justice) Edward P. Batcbelor. Clar-
ke £ Jin n"SeUd' P' A- Fabens' H^-,Jn"acbimsen 5 teiQls exPh'e Jan«ary. WT-* ! salaries. Presiding Jus-
tice, $3,000 per annum; Associates, $2,400 per annum each. Clerk— George L Wedekinr" %' 41H1 ,?Pr
annum. Janitor- Michael Cosgriff, $000 per annum. ° edekiud, $2,400 per
C'%?o1)0CnerlLf]m,'"7--;^ ^VT^T?' 9" B™NETTJ term expires December, 1872; 8a)arV)
Warren J D Z" i^M* a"d C°""^ *«"-*3^-Jw« M. Taylor ; salary, fees. Cler*~l
w aireu j. ua\ ib , salary, $l,o(J0 per annum.
Driwrf J//0rw-DANIEL J. MURPHY: term expires December, 1873; salary, $5,000 per annum
ft? annum ^"^-Charles B. Darwin, &600 per annum. Clerk-Johl Tuugate, $1,500
^^^Ko^Tnn^- BURKE PHILLIPS 5 term re°Ukted b* *• B--d of Superyis-
Ch%?lkPOllu^In!^^^ 1872; salary. $4,000 per annum.
n . 77\Tt CLllke- $lo(J0 Per annum. Property C/c,A--William Culleu, $1,800 per annum
SftSffilffiSSJoi5i^2L aud^r^° SVerl> °f the ™rd- Ponrtb> Twelftb. fifteenth and
, a ^ S r^i yvfrcrleaniMl,,:l7?1 Criminal Court, ; term expires December, 1873 ;
salary, ^nun per annum. Deputies — Fourth District Court : John F. Boden Court Room Clerk
fc ePrecrerkU*|; 8uoT I **"%&**? C'erk' «2',0° ^er Wmnm5 Lleweliyn J Le "l^i mm
t icV'Co nV Le\-t P P Pt- TTL * ,UJT ,Ste.vtn^"- Copy Clerk. $1,800 per annum. Twelfth Dis-
ti u. umit . LeM P. Peek, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum; James D. Bungles, Reenter Clerk
Clerk £l m )Tr' S'n ? M-^?yd' -¥rHm R^ieter Cierk, $1,80.) per annum; Mrs! N. T vler. Copy
2t££j5E ?». ^5S* ^iStfiff? L*—1 Oeboa^Court Room Clerk. $2,4
ner annum • T >hi. P P««J- V • WJ ,,, "V ""i^""11 : aauiuei usixjurne. Unurt Koom Clerk. $2,100
V,t i S00 nl" ,nP 0,eV?eg,Stel.'pCferk' $-'100 Per a'")unl J Henry W. Kind, Assistant Register
William B fcniU. cZTJ^ff fFfffi?00' Copy Clerk' *l ■**>>«• nunum. Connty Court:
pi annum Wi Mikrn "t ,S nTr Uw& *H' ° !'e,r a"llum; Bertrand McNulty, Register Clerk, $1,800
C'nn t Room ffirkia Wfl S '^ '. ■ $''' "^ pel' a""nm- Pl'"ba,e Col,rt : Augustus J. Jeghers,
W PeiS aSLJ ^i£,ap1nT;.T^tfm B,1,■^<e(,' Ke-ister Clerk' $1-800 Per annum; Frederick
"•*™n*1l -assistant Register Clerk, $1,800 per annum ; George L. Jordan. Copy Clerk 41 800 ner
X Regis"?^ e^k ^'l' 80n'OUrt : U' B- )?"00lf' CODi Uo°'" Clerk> ^-*'1^ S annum ? ffifif
ea^'sVxtemfpeSl^o'of'^n'Cd™^^^ ^Qi™» -»d J»me' U~> Paid
.S^r^f-JAMES ADAMS ; term expires December, 1873 ; salary $3,000 per annum. Under Sheriff,
pa?* I# ACt °f thC LcSislat«« reorganizing the Justices" Courts of San Francisco, see Statutes of the State, 1866,
»M>o4toia^tiSaaIic^^d^r^i|,^1S^^1J^Sg ?ist»<£ ft, authorizes the County Clerk to
teenth Judicial Districts 0ne addl,Ional deputy, for each of the Courts of the Third and Kine-
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
JP VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. 859
Henrv D. Lammot $2,400 per annnm; Bookkeeper, Gideon M. Berrv, $3,000 per annum : Assistant
Bookkeeper, Joseph Ellis, $1,200 peraunnm. Deputies— William C. Mead, K.C. Biebe. Williao
W Uliani Miller, Robert Cameron, Domingo Marcncci, Henrv Hiokie, Henry J. Bnras and Nathaniel
L. Jehu, $1,800 per annum, each ; Robert A. Harden, John H. Daly and Thomas NcNamara $1 500
per annum, each. Jail Keeper s— William H. Kelly, George Beard, Frederick Seideustriukerand John
Kenny, $l,o00 per aunura. each. Matron County Jail—Mn. II. little, $900 per annnm Prison
Wagon Driver— Patrick Lafferty, $'»00 per annum. Court Room Porters-JoUn H. Kellv and
James B. Coffey, $900 per annum, each.
(sawder— ANDREW R. HYNES; term expiree December, 1873; salary. $4,000 peraunnm. Depui
1 George D. Shadburne, $3,000 per annum ; R. I). Blauvelt, Jr., and "William P. Merriam, SM 800 pei >
annum, each. Deputy Clerks— Henry Casey, W. L. Caznean, George W Green, Jr., William \. 2
Lyons, M. McNally, Thomas M. O'Connor, Thomas B. Simpson, .1 T. Washington, W. II. Boery, B O
O. Sturdivant, J. B. Gallagher, John Tarpey, W. 8. Crawford, Andy Stevenson and Edmund 11 i
mingham, each paid twelve cents per folio of oue hundred words. " Porter and Watchman— Joseph
L. Van Praag, $a00 per annum.
uditnr— MONROE ASHBURY ; term expires December, 187:2; salary, $1,000 per annum. Clerk—
, George F. Maynard, $3,000 per annum
treasurer — JOHN A. BAUER; term expires December. 1873 ; sal try, $1,000 per annum. Deputy—
Adolphus A. Hobe ; $3,000 per annum. Assistant Deputies — William Stelhng, $2,100 per annnm :
and Emil Niemeier, $1,800 per annum. Notice Servers — John Plalh and Philip J. Kramer, $1,020
per annum, each.
ssessor— LEVI ROSENER ; term expires December, 1873 ; salary, $4,000 per annnm. Chief Office
Deputy — Henry Rcseuer ; $2,400 per annnm. Chief Field Deputy — Matthew Canavan : $2. MMI per
annum. Under Office Deputy — William Sianwood, $1,800 per annum. Draftsntan — Allied Miese-
gaes, $2,400 per annum. Assistant Draftsman — L. Josephs, $1,800 per annum. Offue Deputies —
(six) $1,800 per annum each. Field Deputies — (eighteen) $1.00 per month each when employed.
'ax Collector*— ALEXANDER AUSTIN ; term expires December, 1872; salary. $1,000 per anuiiin-
aud fees. Deputy — T. A. Mitchell, $2,400 per annum. Cashier — Henry Marshall, $2,400 per an,
I num. Clerks — Thomas Macauley, Muses Waterman, Hiram B. Cook, and William 11. Dalrymple —
$1,800 per annum each. Porter— William D. L. Hall, $W0 per annum.
'.icense Collector — EDWARD P. BUCKLEY; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors; salary,
$2,100 per annum. Deputies — R. C. Dyer, Lawrence Fitzgerald, and Conrad Hellriegel, $1,000
per annum each
larbor Master— LAW' RENCE B. EDWARDS ; term expires December, 1873 ; salary, $3,000 per annnm.
hirveyor t —RICHARD H. STRETCH ; term expires December, 1873 ; salary, $500 per annum, and fees.
Deputies— James J. Gardiner, Charles S. Til ton, and William H. Plater. Draftsmen— Rudolph Al-
brecht and Gustavus Cox. Bookkeeper — Frederick W. Hadley.
htperintendent Public Streets and Highways— SYDNEY J. ASHLEY; term expires December, 1«72 ;
salary. $4,000 per annum. Deputies— ill M. Baldwin, John C. Gr is wold, and Henry Webb, salary,
$2,400 per annum each ; R. A. Robinson, George H. Ferguson, 0. H Frank, and John Hagan, $1,800
per annum each ; C. A. Unrig, E. W. Corbert, Eli Cook, andT. B. Robinson, $1,500 per annum smb.
loroner— J. D. B. STILLMAN ; term expires December, 187.3 ; salary, $2,500 per annum, and fees.
public Administrator— JACOB BENJAMIN ; terra expires December, 1872 ; salary, fees.
Pound Keeper— B. M. SHORT ; salary, $900 per annum, and fees.
1876. Clerk— John P. Shine ; salary, $1,560 per annnm.
per annum.
Fire Marshal-JOIM L. DURKEE ; salary, $3,000 per annnm. Deputy— TiAvid Van Orden.
Funded Debt (1855) Commissioners-WILLLAM. ALVORD, Monroe Ashbury and John A. Bauer ;
salary, $1,200 per annum each.
Cilv Hall Commissioners— P. H. CANAVAN, (President); J. G. Eastland and C. E. McLane; m ary
%SoO per im each. Secretary-Ttobert George ; $1,800 per aunom. Attorney-Jain* C. Mc-
Ceney ; $2,400 per annum. Architect— AngaAm Laver ; $3,b00 per annum.
Park Commissiovers-EVGETSE L SULLIVAN. (President) ; C F. M Dermottand (vacancy); nocom-
pensa'ion Enginfe, -W. H. Hall J salary, $3,000 per annum. Secretary-A. J. Moulder ; $ .H>0
per annum. _ ., k _ _ „ i i, i m
Montgomery Street (South) Commissioners-* E DOYLE (President ; LGJMurin I- Mc-
Donald ; salary, $3,600 per annum each. Secretary-*. M C hadw u k , $3.00(1 per annum.
allowed by law one chief and one cash d>p« y ffi**S&g»£ ^^iSSs\
general Deputies at $150 per month each; and extra clerks, when < naplcred, SloO per mi
amount of salaries for his deputies and clerks not .to ^^JSmSotTtT. principallv street work. Salaries of d. j ut k ■
t The County Surveyor receives fees for sune.ving pmait propcuj, f f .
and clerks paid by the Surveyor. . Tipnartment see pace 804. For a list of officers and men attached
t For Act of the Legislature organizing a Paid Fire Department, see paga °v*
thereto, see page 863. .
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
None but the beat Photographs are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Montgomery Avenue Commissioners— J. C. MAYNARD, (President); R. H. Sinton and A. M. Ha)
salary, $6,000 per annum each. Secretary— R. J. Bush ; $3,000 per annum.
Montgomery Street Extension Commissioners — RICHARD H. SINTON, Denuis J. Oullahan an
Richard J. Bush ; salary, $1,000 per annum each.
Laguna Survey Commissioners— SCOTT TIDEALL, Mathew Canavan and Thaddeus R. Brookj
salary, $3,1)00 per annum each. Secretary— Silas A. Stone ; $3,000 per annum.
Market Street Commissioners— Frank McCoppin (vacancy) and Edward Barry; no compensation.
Commissioners to Assess Benefts on Market Street Extension— A. W. Von Schmidt, C. E. Barry ao. \
C. G. Moxley. ' .
Fourteenth Street Commissioners— Frank McCoppin (vacancy) and Edward Barry ; no\compensation.
Marine floarrf— DANIEL BIGLEY, (President) ; salary, $600 per annum; J. D P. Telfe* and Patrii
Crowley; $o00 per annum each. Secretary— E. B. Vreeland ; $J ,500 per annum.
B0arAtfu wfti~ne,nJ,ei8:nT5,E MAY0R' (^^ent); and Doctors H. H. Toland, Gustav^ Hoi
nun H,,bbaid' J> C- Shorb; uo compensation. Clerk— William V. Wells; salary, $IJ00> ™»1
^hn^liSS W^ BATES' M' ^ T}»7< $2>m Per ann"m- famine Ojfieer-
Joln L. Mere., M. D.; $1,800 per annum. Health Inspectors— D. C. Bryan and T C. Owens-1
$L200 per annum each. Market fnspector-Sa.mve] J. Bo'okstaver ; $1,200 per annum. SecreZry-^
annum DePa'-t,ueut)-ChaI '^ L. Weller ; $2,100 per annum. Messenger J^. G. Olwell? *000 per
per annum. g' $Pl"m- fiBn*«< aud V4giiing Physician-t. C. Churchill; $1,500 1
^mmnTPLfjan-W^fS Stf^™*1** *?• LAWLOR ; salary, $2,400 per annum, :
> 8*«»»g j nysiczan— vv A. Douglas ; $1,200 per annum. Visiting Surgeon— Oliver Hoff • «l -Wi
per annum. Terms regulated by the Board of Health. " Burgeon unver flott , jf i,4JU)
^B^rS*^^ ?■ DEAN; ^-Prmie**- William H. L.
SSiSE^ S- ™™ ! —* H.500 per annum ;
^iS' $3007e^ann?m8triCt' TH°MAS WALSH ' SeC°ud Dist,ict' James S" ^-, Salaries not to ex-
POrB.'&?K^k Kdlf "J vftfiSSPW } MORRISON ; salary. $1,080 per annum. James
d. ^oney, jonn ti. KeJiy, J. W. MaeKenzie, and John Kerrigan ; $900 per annum each.
Gardeners, Public Squares and Cemeteries TM'VTK'T WADniiir. i a-i ->™
Duane, John Slavm, Wil.iam Llig^ndSs^^ ~ J°h°
Election Districts.
STATE CONGRESSIONAL.
First District— The counties of San Die«'o Los
Angeles San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, San Luis
Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fresno, Merced, Mari-
posa Inyo Kern, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Santa
Cruz, Sau Mateo aud San Francisco.
Second District— The counties of Contra Costa
Alameda, San Joaquin. Tuolumne, Mono, Calaveras
Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento, Placer, Nevada'
and Alpine.
Third District —The counties of Marin, Sonoma,
Napa, Lake, So aim, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba, Sierra
But e, Plumas, lehama, Colusa, Mendocino, Hnm-
^ f^Tty'Slm8ta' Siskiyou, Lassen, Klamath,
and Del Norte.
Under the new Congressional apportionment, Cali-
fornia Will be entitled to four Representatives, of
titled to one am"'SC0 Cityand c°unty will been-
At the election for members of the Legislature, in
he year 18/1, and at the election every two years
thereafter, there shall be elected from eaehdffi
Su?te?epreB6 VC t0 tLe Co"^'eS8 of tlle United
JUDICIAL.
tbprrhvn?^''^~C°mpriSe8 tl,e Fifth Wi"^ Of
med *n»ncisco and the County of Ala-
Fo^i\ l&t?0*:— Comprises the Second, Fourth
and Twelfth Wards of the City of San Francisco.
Twelfth District.— Comprises the Seventh, Ninth,
Tenth and Eleventh Wards of the City of San
Iranciseo. '
rr<F'J}e£'lfhi District . - Comprises the First aDd
I bird \\ ards of the City of San Francisco and the
County of Contry Costa.
Nineteenth, District . — Comprises the Sixth and
Eighth \\ ards of the City of Sau Francisco.
CITY AND COUNTY.
First Ward.— Bounded by Washington Street on
the south. Kearny Street on the west, and the Bay
of ban Francisco ou the north and east, including
the islands in the bay.
Second BWrf.—Bounded bv Kearny Street on the
east, Yallejo Street on the south, Larkin Street on
the west, aud the Bay of San Franeiscoon the north.
Third Ward.— Bounded by Washington Streeton
the north, Kearny Street on the west, California
Street on the south, and Market Street aud the Bay
ot San Francisco on the east.
Fourth Ward.— Bounded by Yallejo Street on the
north, Kearny Street on the east, Washington Street
on the south, aud Larkin Street on the west.
Fifth Ward.— Bounded by California Streeton
the north, Kearny Street ou the west, and Market
Street on the south and east.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKms^^e^e^p^o^^^
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P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Jewelry and Album8.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
801
'Sixth Ward.— Bounded by Kearny Street on the
st, Pine Street on the south, Larkin Street on the
st, and Washington Street on the north.
Seventh Ward, District No. 1.— Bounded by How-
11 Street on the south, Second Street on the west,
irket Street on the north, aud the waters of the
y on the east.
Seventh Ward, District No. 2.— Bounded by Har-
on Street on the south, Second Street on the west,
Ward Street on the north, and the waters of .the
y on the east
Eighth Ward District No. 1.— Bounded by Post
reet on the south, Larkin Street on t lie west, Pine
eet on the north, and Kearnv Street on the east.
Eierhth Ward, District No. 2."— Bounded byMar-
t, Street on the south, Larkin Street on the west,
st Stieet on the north, and Kearny Street on the
it.
iNinth Ward. — Bounded by Harrison Street on the
rth, Seventh Street on the west, and the bay of
u Francisco on the east.
Tenth Ward, District No. 1.— Bounded by Mar-
t Street on the north, Second Street on the east,
Ward street on the south, and Fourth Street on
I west.
Tenth Ward, District No. 2.— Bounded by Har-
on Street on the south, Fourth Street on the west,
>ward Street on the north, and Second Street on
t east.
Tenth Ward, District No. 3. — Bounded by How-
i Street on the south, Seventh Street ou the west,
irket Street on the north, and Fourth Street on
3 east.
Tenth Ward, District No. 4. — Bounded by How-
1 Street on the north, Fourth Street on the east,
irrison Stieet on the south, and Seventh Street on
west.
Eleventh Ward, District No. 1. — Bounded on the
I by Seventh Street to Mission Creek, on the south
Mission Creek aud Sixteenth Street to Dolores
beet, aud on the west by Dolores Street to Market
reet, and westerly and northerly by Market Street
Seventh Street.
Eleventh Ward, District No. 2. — Bounded on the
rth by Sixteenth Street to Dolores Street, ou the
fet by Dolores Street from Sixteenth Street to Rid-
f Stieet, ou the north by Ridley Street and a di-
et line to the Pacific Ocean, on the west by the
cific Ocean, on the south by San Mateo County
e, on the east by San Bruno Road, on the north
Serpentine Avenue from the San Bruno Road to
dsom Street, thence on the east by Folsoni Stieet
Sixteenth Street.
Eleventh Ward, District No. 3 — Bounded on the
rth by Mission Creek and Sixteenth Street to Fol-
«n Street, on the west by Folsoni Street to Serpen-
e Avenue, ou the south by Serpentine Avenue,
bm Folsom Street to the San Bruno Road, thence
|>ng the San Bruno Road to Precita Creek, on the
nth by Precita Creek, anil easterly and northerly
the waters of the bay to Mission Creek.
Eleventh Ward, District No. -4.— Bounded on the
est by the San Bruno Road to San Mateo County,
the'south by the line of San Mateo County to
3 bay , theuce'easterlv and northerly by the waters
the bay and Precita Creek to the San Bruno
iad.
Twelfth Ward, District No. 1.— Bounded by Lar-
i Street on the East. Bush Street on the south, the
tcific Ocean on the west, and the Bay of San Fran-
ico on the north.
Twelfth Ward, District No. 2.— Bounded by Buab
reet on the north, Larkin Street on the e .si, Mar-
t Street to Ridley Street, and Ridley Street in a
reet line to the Pacific Ocean ou the south, and
b Pacific Ocean on the west.
Police Department.*
Chief of Police— PATRICK CBOWLET.
Commissioners.— Mayor ex officio President Hoard
of Supervisors, Police Judge an. 1 Chief of Police
Captains of Police.— Isaiah W. Lees. William
Y. Douglass, Henry U. Ellis and .John Short.
Clerk Chief of Police.— Alfred Clarke.
Detective*.— Captain I. W. Lees. Benjamin F. Bo-
hen. Lawrence Selinger, A. \V. Stone, 'John Coffey
and \\ illiani S. Jones. .
Property Clerk.— William Cullen.
Inspector of Hack*.— Cornelias Martin.
City Pnsnn Keeper*.— Meier Lindbeimer, Pat-
rick Larry, Samuel Rainey Jr., ami Edward Cobrn.
Regvlar Policemen.— Samuel B. Alden, Oscar
Alderman, John C. Ayers, Arnop Baiubridge, Joe-
eph. Baker, Patrick Barry, John W. Beckwith, Ben-
jamin F. Bobeu, OttoBoye, William P. Brown. Ste-
phen Banner, Robert Barke, William Link,-, Wil-
Ham J. Burke, John H. Hums. William I. Car-
penter, John Casey, Alfred Clarke, Daniel Coffey,
John Coffey, Edward Cobrn, John Colter. Peter
Connolly, Dennis Conrneen, Flovd B. Cowles,
Charles Cullen, William Cullen, Charles A C rv,
Edward Devitt, Matthew Devlin, Charles II Di .-'
inson, John 1). Dolan. William Doran, William V.
Douglass, William R Doyle. Andrew J. Dnnlevy,
Henry H. Ellis, Leopold Englander, Mnrtiu Pen-
nell. .Michael Fitzgerald, John M. Fitzgibbon, Jao b
B. Forner, William Gaynor, Edward Qilee, An-
drevPGlover, Leonard Guion, Patrick S. Hagerty,
Charles H. Hall, George W. Harmon, Jamee Hal-
oid. William D. Hensley, Robert Hogan, Abraham
J. Honghtaling, William S. Joins. P., tuck Re ins,
Joseph A. Kelley, William H. Kenteell, William
L. Keyset-, Thomas P. Kingsbury, Thomas K. L ing-
ford, Isaiah W. Lees, Mier Lindbeimer, Michael A
Loftus, John Mahon. John Manly, Cornelias Mar
tin, Hugh McCaffrey, E. J. McCourtney, John P.
McDermott, Patrick McDoilOUgh, James Mc.N'a
mara, John McSnrley, John Meagher, Michael
Michaels, William F. Miles, Michael Murphy.
Michael Murray, Watson Nichols, James O'Donnell,
Peter O'Reilly, John Peterson, Samuel Rainey Jr.,
James R. Rodgers, Lawrence Selinger, John H. J.
Seydell, Abraham Sharp. Timothy Shields, Patrick
aim on, amines lj. >*auace, ijoimi »»aiuice, r.o-
ud Ward. James D. Ward and Michael Whelan.
Local and Special Policemen. — F. L. Amling, An-
drew Anderson, Walter B. Anderson. Charles M.
Baldwin, Aiinand Harbier, Ed waul Barnard, Da-
vid F. Batchelder, Joseph P. Baxter, George Bean-
ston, Nicholas Heck, Jost Becker, 11. ('. Bennet',
Frederick Bernius, George W. Birdsall, Thomas M.
Blair, P.H.Blake, Joseph H. Bogle, William H.
Bogle, Patrick Brandon, John .1. Breiinati. Will. am
Brewer, Henry Brown, Samm-l Brown, George 8.
Bamm, Thomas Byrne, Christian Callnndan, I
Carlisle, John K. Carson, Frederick Caretei - Pan
Catty, William Casey, J. L. Champlin, .limes II.
Clarke, James Conlin, William A. Cool,. Felix Cos
grove, Thomas H. Curraii, .lames Curtin, Geo ge
W. Curtis, John Gushing, Patrick Daley, David A.
DeGroot, Emanuel De Levere, Arnold De Nobis,
A- L. Delanv. James Dewev, W. 11 Dicas, Henry
•'Number of Captains provided by law, four; salary, S1-,
"1 jut annum, cadi ; number of |M>lieciiicn limited bylaw
beats
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB AET GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance
862
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Dillon, George Dobson, James M. Donlon, Thoma
Donnicliffe, Thomas Dornin, John Doyle, G. P. C,
Droge, John Dnane, G. W. Dum'eld, John Dnnne,
William F. English, John Evatt, William Evatt.
Daniel Flanagan, Socrates C Fleming, Peter Flynn,
Frederick Forner, Thomas Fox, Robert Gill, Wil-
liam Graham, .John Gray, F. J. Greenwald, Charles
Grimm, A. H. I lagan, Henry Hall, Erwin Hand-
mann, Thomas Ilaiina, Hiram A Harford, Robert
E. Harmon, Isaac Harrington, H. W. Hendrickson,
James H. Hen.lv. Henry Hickei, Michael W. Hod-
nelt, Mortimer Hopkins Daniel Horgan, Richard
Horton, Theodore B. Hcitchkiss, James S. House-
man,S. W. Hoyt. Francis W. Hughes, E. D. Hum-
phrey, Washington Irvin, Nathaniel L. Jehu, Eli-
sha E. Jennings, Charles Johnson, Henry Johnson,
Otto Johnson, Peter Johnson, Joseph Keain, Tho-
mas Kelly, Thomas Kennedy, Moses C. Kimball,
Thomas Kin1,', John G. Knower, George W. Knowl-
ton, Cornelius Lane, Charles Lnngley, James VV.
Lannon, Dennis Lawlor, Theodore Le Berthon,
Robert C. Lemar, Henry J. Lewis, Jacob Linde,
William Little, George Lonev, Haus Lorentzen,
William H. Lowrie, J. D. Lynch, Albert Lyser,
John J. Mahoney, L. Markgrat, Albert, Marsh,
George Martin, A. J. Mason, Charles C. Mayhew,
John F. McCanley, Patrick H. McCormick," Mat
thew McDongall, Andrew MeKenzie, Augustus Mc-
Kinlev, Michael McLoughlin, William N. MeNa-
mara, John C. Meyer, Frederick Meyers, Chailes
Miller, George W. Miller, John W. Moore, Willia
Moore, Frank Morrill, Matthew Mulcahy, Willia
J Mulcahy, Joseph D. Mulliken, Dennis Murphy,
Edward F. Murphy, William E. Murphy, Thomas
Nolan, William Nugent, Timothy O'Connor, James
rence Reilly, John Reynolds, Israel Richards, V.
H. Ritchett, John W. Roberts, A. C. Robinson, J.
E. Robinson, W. A. Robinson, James Rochford
^ J „. ^. .„,,.„„, „„., — ,*. ,,.,, „„„„ „. Sniveley,
Joseph Solomon, James Steuart, Charles Stephens,
Charles Stevens, Richard Stone, Patrick Taggart,
Henry K. Taylor, Andrew Thomas, John C. Tor-
rey, Reuben Tucker, John Usher, John N. Van
Nesa, William J. Wallis, John W. Walsh, William
Walsh, Charles H. Warren, John Wedell, William
Weill, Fenton White, James Wigmore, Joseph E.
Williams, Delos Woodruff and Chailes J. Wood-
ward.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph*
Superintendent. — Monroe Greenwood.
Operators.— Charles F. Simmons, J. G. Bloomer,
and Thomas M. McLeod.
Repairer. — Frank G. Wood.
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SIGNAL BOX STATIONS.
NW cor Stockton and Franaisco
NE cor Mason and Lombard
SW cor Stockton and Greenwich
NW corSansomand Greenwich
NE cor Battery and Union
SE cor Montgomery and Green
SE cor Kearny and Union
■SW cor Powell and Union
■NE cor Dupont and Vallejo
■NW cor California and Kearny
* Established April 24th, 1865. Cost of Telegraph and
Machim r.v, $J0.000 ; two extra Bells and three Bell Tow-
ers, $4.3011. Total expense of construction to July 1871
about $UU,U00. J> '
#13 — SW cor Front and Broadway
14 — SW cor Stockton and Broadway
#15— SW cor Clay and East
1G — NW cor Pacific and Mason
#17 — NE cor Pacific and Kearny
*I8 — SW cor Sansom and Jackson
#19 — NW cor Washington and Davis
21— City Hall
23— SW cor Clay and Taylor
24— NE cor Clay and Powell
25 — NW cor Washington and Dupont
#26— NE cor Clay and Battery
#-'7 — SW cor Montgomery and Commercial
28 — NE cor Pine and Dupont
21-'— SE cor Stockton and California
*3I— SW cor Sansom and Halleck
#32 — SW cor California and Drunim
#34 — SW cor Mission and Steuart
#35— SE cor Montgomery and Pine
#36 — NW cor Folsom and Steuart
#37— NW cor Battery and Bush
#38— SE cor Market 'and Second
39 — NW cor Howard and Spear
41 — Engine No. 3, Sutter nr Jones
42 — SE cor Geary and Mason
43— H. & L. No. 1, O'Farrell nr Dupont
45 — SW cor O'Farrell and Jones
#46 — SE cor Kearny and Sutter
47— SW cor Market and Powell
#48 — NE cor Market and Kearny
49 — NW cor Stockton and Sutter
#51 — SW cor Folsom and Beale
#52— NW cor Mission and Fremont
53— NW cor Towsend and Third
#54 — Engine No. 4, Second nr Howard
56 — N s Bryant west of First
57 — SW cor Brannau and Second
#58 — NWcov Folsom and First
59— P.M.S.S. Co.'s Wharf, foot of Second
61— SW cor Howard ami Third
62 — SE cor Mission and Fourth
63 — NE cor Harrison and Fourth
64— SW cor Howard and Fifth
65 — SE cor Mission and Sixth
67 — NW cor Harrison and Hawthorne
68 — NE cor Bnmnan and Fourth
69— SW cor Bryant and Third
71 — NE cor Mission and Eleventh
72 — SE cor Mission and Thirteenth
73 — SE cor Howard and Eighth
74— Engine No. 7, Sixteenth nr Valencia
75 — Market opposite Seventh
76 — SW cor Market and Hayes
7S-SW cor Folsom and Ninth
79 — XE cor Folsom and Twelfth
81 — SE cor Franklin and Hayes
82 — NE cor Fulton and Gough
83— NE cor Octavia and Oak
84— Valencia and Market
85 — NW cor Laguna and Hayes
91— NE cor Hyde and Turk
92 — NE cor Franklin and Turk
93— NE cor Jones and Turk
94— SE cor Polk and Ellis
123 — SE cor Hyde and Union
121— Pioneer Woolen Mills, Black Point
125— NW cor Filbert and Jones
126— SE cor Hyde and Washington
127 — SE cor Broadway and Polk
128 — SE cor Sacramento and Leavenworth
129 — SE cor Pacific and Leavenworth
132 — SW cor Pine and .Mason
134— NE cor Bush and Hvde
135— SW cor Bush and Polk
136 — NE cor Post and Van Ness Avenue
137— NW cor Post and Lai kin
138 — NW cor California and, Larkin
139— SW cor O'Farrell and Hvde
* Automatic boxes.
HUNTINGTON, HOPEilNS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Mark,
C. P.
VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street. Furnishing Goods.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
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142— NE cor Valencia and Twentieth
143 — NE cor Mis-ion and Twenty-second
145 — NW cor Folsom and Twenty-second
14(5 — SWcor Folsom and Sixteenth
147 — NE cor Howard and Twentieth
148 — NW cor Mission and Sixteenth
149 — SW cor Folsom and Eighteenth
152 — SW cor Brannan and Eighth
153 — NW cot- Harrison and Seventh
154 — NW cor Bryant and Sixth
156 — NEcor Fourth and Berry
157 — S side Folsom, east of Fourth
158 — S side Folsom, east of Fifth
159 — Engine No. 6, Sixth nr Folsom
162— SE cor Pacific and Franklin
163 — SE cor Sacramento and Franklin
164— SE cor Clay and Polk
172 — NE cor McAllister and Buchanan
173— NW cor Ellis and Buchanan
174— NE cor Turk and Fillmore
213 — NE cor Busli and Buchanan
21 -1 — NE cor Bush and Steiner
215 — cor Washington and Webster
216 — cor Sacramento and Fillmore
231 — NE cor Howard and Twenty-fourth
234 — NW cor Harrison and Twenty-fourth
Directions for Key-holders. — Upon the discovery
of a lire near your signal-box, turn the crank slowly
and steadily about twenty-live or thirty times.
Then wait a few moments, and if you hear no tick-
ing in the box, or alarm on the large bells, turn as
before. If you 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 tire. 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 f>r the same fire, it will be considered a
general alarm. Second alarms will be turned in
only by order of the Chief Engineer or his Assis-
tants.
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 is given by pulling down the
hook once and letting go, unerring mechanism doing
the rest.
Complaints concerning the working of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, irregular striking of the bells and
gongs, broken wires, etc., should in all cases be
made at the Fire Alarm office, Brenham Place.
In case of tumult or riot, whereby the services of
the Police force are required, an alarm will be given
consisting of ten strokes upon the hells and gongs
repeated five times, which will he 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 consist of about one
hundred miles of wire, divided into ten circuits, ot
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 office by the five iilarm
circuits ; and seven alarm bells for striking the 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
Stockton 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 engine house on Pacific Street. The bells and
gon.'s are each struck at the same tune by electrical
machinery. The police apparatus consists of eleven
stations, each communicating with the central office,
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 December 3d, l8Ao.
The present force consists of one hundred and
eighty -four officers and men. (exclusive of the Hoard
of Engineers, the Clerk of the I? -d, and lis.- em-
ployees ut the Corporation Yard.) nine steamers, to
each of which is attached a hose reel, five hose car-
riages, and two boob and ladder tracks. Bach
steamer, and hook and ladder truck is drawn by
two horses, and the hose carriages by one each.
Number of horses in the department thirty six.
Amount of hose in use, eighteen thousand live Inn
dred feet, of which twelve thousand three hand ed
feet are in good working condition, including live
thousand feet of new carbolized hose. Number of
hydrants, eight hundred and sixty six; number ol
cisterns, sixty two ; total capacity, two million live
hundred and three thousand six hundred ami ninety-
seven gallons.
Annual Expenses. — Salaries, $11 1, 660; hose, pipe,
etc., $7,558 ; running expenses, $3?.."i?S ; oilier r.-nt
and stationery, $1,264 ; cisterns and hydrants, $22,-
851. Total, $183,911.
Officers. — Benjamin II. Freeman, President; Mar
kin Bulger, Samuel Rainev, Jr., John Boseitf Id,
and Erastus N. Torrev. Commissioners : John P.
Shine, Clerk; David Scannell, Chief Engineer;
Cornelius Mooney and Matthew Brady, Assistant En-
gineers ; Thomas O'Neil, Superintendent of Steam-
ers ; William Free, Assistant Superintendent . Tho-
mas Sawyer, Corporation Yard Keeper; Charles
Lyons, Drayman; John McCarthy and Tl as
Ciary, Hydraut Men; E. C. Croker, Veterinary
Surgeon.
Fire Marshal, appointed by the Board of Fire
Underwriters, John L. Durkee.
Steamer No. 1. — Located on the south Bide of
Jackson, between Montgomery and Kearny streets-
Engine, Amoskeag, first-class ; size of cylinders,
(two) seven and a halt inches each; length ot stroke,
twelve inches; capacity, six hundred gallons per
minute. Weight, eight thousand pounds. Cost,
{6,250 in currency.
Members. — James Riley, Foreman ; John Riley,
Engineman ; E. D. Ensign. Driver; John Day,
Fireman; O. F. Baker, William Lodge, James l».
Butler, John McPeak, Bernard Martha, Michael
Bird, Charles Kimball and Arthur Lynch, Extramen.
Steamer No. 2.— Located on the north Bide of
Bush, between Kearny and Duponl streets. Engine,
Amoskeag, second-class; cylinders, six and a half
inches; length of stroke, ten inches; capacity, foul
hundred gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand
pounds ; cost, $5,950 in currency.
Members.— Jeremiah J. Kelly, Foreman ; Ira H.
Chapman, Engineman; Benjamin Voorhees, Driver;
J. P. Wyckoff, Fireman; Thomas Sands, John \\ ills,
James Giles, John Gallagher, William M
Samuel Davis, Frederick Roberts and Qeotge W
Post, Extramen.
Steamer No. 3.— Located on the south side ofBul
ter, between Jones and Leavenworth streets. En-
gine, Amoskeag, second class; cylinder, eight and a
half inches; length of stroke, twelve inches; capacity.
four hundred gallons per minute; weight, six thou-
sand pounds; cost $5,950 in currency.
Member*. — P. A. O'Brien, Foreman; Janes Mud
dard, Engineman; Edward O'Neil, Driver; Thomas
R. Harris. Fireman ; Edward Cam. Thomas J.
Shields, William Crimmens, George E. Lnther,
James Lynch, Thomas Douglas, Alexander Hertz
and John B. Taylor, Jr., Extramen.
•For Act of the Legislature organizing ^ PaM Fire De-
partment for San Francisco, see page HU4.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Woolen Hosiery.
j-'or Photographic or Stereoscopic views examine "W ATKINS', opp. Lick House entrance"
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Simmer No. A.— Located on the west side of Sec-
ond, Dear Howard Street. Engine, Amoskeag, sec-
ond-class ; cylinder, eight and a half inches ; length
of stroke, twelve inches; capacity, four hundred gal-
lons per minute; weight, six thousand pounds; cost,
|5 950 in currency.
Members.— Samuel McDowell, Foreman ; James
Corbett, Engineman; H. C. Kingsley, Driver ; J.
.Mordecai. Fireman ; Edward Keating, Hugh Mc-
Uieavy, William II. Miller, John Tichnor, William
Grant, Francis Hensley, G. Stanton and William
Keller, Extraman.
Steamer No. 5. — Located on the west side of
Stockton, between Broadway and Pacific streets.
Kngine, Amoskeag, second-cla86 ; cylinder, eight
and a half inches ; length of stroke, twelve inches ;
capacity, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight,
six- thousand pounds; cost, $4,500 in currency.
Members. — George W. Kennard, Foreman; Hugh
Oolvin, Engineman ; John F. Carroll, Driver ; W.
S. Downs. Fireman ; James Grady, John Mahoney.
William Davis, George Miller. John Briody, James
Rochford, G. D. Josselyn and William B. Flemmiug,
Extramen.
Steamer No. 6. — Located on the east side of Sixth
near Folsom Street. Engine, Amoskeag, second-
class ; cylinders, six and a half inches; length of
stroke, ten inches; capacity, four hundred gallons per
minute; weight, six thousand pounds; cost, $4,500 in
currency
Members.— W. O. T. Smith, Foreman ; William
Simpson, Engineman ; T. Swift, Driver; Frank At-
kinson, Fireman; John Conway, Stephen Sefton,
Thomas Donnicliff, Thomas Sawyer, John E. Dono-
van, Daniel Kearny, Thomas Burke and J. Colbart,
Extramen.
Steamer No. 7. — Located on the north side of Six-
teenth, between Guerrero and Valencia streets.
Engine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinders, six
and a balf inches ; length of stroke, ten inches ; ca-
pacity, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight,
six thousand pounds ; cost, $4,500 iu currency
Members. — John J. Skehan, Foreman : P. H.
Flemmiug, Engineman ; J. F. Crowley, Driver ;
John Cook, Fireman ; Patrick Fitzsimmons, Wil-
liam H. Parcels, Peter Nolan, Theodore Shultz.
Bryan Burns, James Cusick, Alonzo Braudt and
E. Handiboda, Extramen.
Steamer No. 8. — Located on the north side 'of
Pacific, between Jones and Leavenworth streets.
Engine, Amoskeag, third class ; cylinder, seven and
a half iuches; length of stroke, ten inches; capacity,
four hundred gallons per minute; weight four
thousand pounds ; cost. $4,250 in currency.
Members. — James Dyer, Foreman ; Joseph P.
Hawkins, Engineman; Charles Edmonds; Driver,
M. Sullivan, Fireman ; Daniel T. Phelps, H. St.
Clair, Marshal Shattuck, Richard J. Courtier, W.
P. Inciter, James Kentzel, Michal Byron and P.
Quirk, Extramen.
Steamer No.9. — Located on the west side of Main,
between Folsom and Harrison streets. Engine,
Amoskeag,, second class ; cylinder, eight and a
half inches; length of stroke, twelve iuches ; capa-
city, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight,
six thousand pounds ; cost, $5,500 in currency.
Members. — William H. Spencer. Foreman ;
Samuel Bridgewood, Engineman; Joseph Jordan,
Driver; Thomas F. Casey. Fireman ; William C.
Ashton, William G. Connor, S. J. Nash, James
Conneff, William Doyle, A. S. Williams, James
Honnilield and James E. Connelly, Extramen.
Hose No. 1 . — Located on the north side of Jack-
son between Davis and Front streets
Members. — Thomas Chandler, Foreman ; John
Riley, Driver ; John Luby, Steward ; George
Burr, John Cosgrove, John J. Shay, Hamilton P.
Mead, Luke Hauly and James Colville, Extramen.
Hose No. 2. — Located on Post near Fillmore
Street.
Members. — John Miller, Foreman; Thomas Brady,
Driver ; John Rhody, Steward ; James H. Cabiil,
Alexauder Truman, John Provost, T. H. Jones,
E. Lawton and Henry Roskamp, Extramen.
Hose No. 3. — Located on Twenty-second near
Folsom Street.
Members. — Isaac V. Denniston, Foreman; John
McGreevy, Driver ; John J. Crowley, Steward ;
Charles McKenna, Robert T. Brown, James West,
Samuel Peterson, Amos H. Mower and Richard
Pasquelle, Extramen.
Hose No. A. — Located on the east side of Stock-
ton, between Greenwich and Lombard streets
Members. — James Derham, Foreman ; William
Madison, Driver; Benjamin Whitehead, Steward ;
William Finley, James Rogers, William Blood,
Thomas Ryan, John McCarthy and David A. Finn,
Extramen.
Hose No. 5. — Located on the south side of Market,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Members. — Charles Nettwald, Foreman; Thomas
McGlynn, Driver ; Michael McLaugblin, Steward ;
John Nealan, Thomas Carew, David Kerrigan,
William Carew, Patrick Barry and P. R. O'Brien,
Extramen.
Hook& Ladder Co. No. 1. — Located on the north
side of O'Farrell, between Dupout aud Stockton
streets.
Members — A. C. Imbrie, Foreman ; Albin Riss-
land, Ti Herman ; James Watson, Driver ; John T.
Dilke, John MeGee, Parker Pinkbain, F. C. War-
ner, William Anderson, Patrick O'Hagan. James
Nolan, John Hairon, J. Connelly, M. Muleahy, J.
Riley aud Robert Graham, Extramen.
Hook & Ladder Co. No. 2. — Located on the north
side of Broadway, between Dupont and Stockton
streets.
Members. — Alexander Bourgeois, Foreman ;
Peter Querlioz, Tillerm.au; George Clinton, Driver;
J. J. Masson, T. Lelevier, P. Louadec, Paul Gibon,
Jean M. Chevalier, P. Clavis, James Watson,
Pierre Seguin, Benjamin Haskell, James Murphy,
Edward Harris and Jean Lonard, Extramen.
Jetat mt\ JStete #ffto&
Federal Officers.
Agent Special, U. S. Treasury. — Louis Colin, office
Custom House.
Army, U. S., Division of the Pacifc. — Major Gen.
J. M. Schotield, Commanding ; Capt. William
M. Wherry, Aide-decamp and A. A. Adjutant-
General ; Lieut. J. L. Rathbone, Aide de-Camp;
Lieut. William Ennis, Aide-de Camp ; Lieut. -
Col. John C. Kelton, Assistant-Adjutant-Gene-
ral ; Lieut.-Col. Marcus D. L. Simpson, Chief
Commissary Subsistence ; Lieut. Col. Robert O.
Tyler, Chief Quartermaster ; Lieut.-Col. Roger
Jones, Assistant Inspector General ; Lieut.-Col.
Cary H. Fry, Chief Paymaster; Lieut. Col.
Robert Murray, Medical Purveyor; Major Na-
thaniel Michler, Engineer Officer ; Major Ju-
lian McAllister, Chief Ordnance Officer; Major
Charles C. Keeney, Attending Surgeon ; Cap-
tain Henry Johnson, Medical Storekeeper;
Headquarters, 703 .Market.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708. 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS
865
Army U. S. Department California. — Major-Gen.
J. M. Schofield, Commanding; Maj. H. P. Cur-
tis, Judge Advocate ; Major Samuel Breck, As
sistant Adjutant General'; Major Charles G.
Sawtelle, Chief Quartermaster and Depot ; Cap-
tain Gilbert C. Smith, Assistant Quartermaster :
Capt. M. P. Small, Chief Commissary Subsist-
ence ; M ijor Charles McCormick. Medical Di-
rector ; Major Samuel Woods, Chief Paymas-
ter ; Major T. H. Halsey, Major C. W.'Win
gard, Major Brantz Mayer. Paymasters ; Capt.
Addison Barrett, Military Storekeeper ; Head
Quarters, 703 Market.
Army U. S., U. S. Engineers Pacific Coast. —
Lieut. -Col. B. S. Alexander, Senior Engineer.
Alcat races Island, Lime Point and Yerba Buena
Island, Major George H. Mendell ; Port Point,
Lieut. -Col. C. S. Stewart; offices 533 Kearny.
River and Harbor Improvements and Light-
house, Major R. S. Williamson in charge ; office
509 Kearny. Military Surveys Pacific Coast,
Lieut. -T. fi. Haudbury ; office 509 Kearny.
Army U. S. Recruiting Officer in charge of Men-
dezvons. — Captain George M. Downey, 313
Kearny.
Army U. S. Paymaster's Department Arizona. —
Major C. J. Sprague, (Chief) Major J. H. Nel-
son, Major Robert Morrow and T. H. Stautou ;
office 703 Market.
Coast Survey Western Coast Division. — Prof.
George Davidson, Assistant in Charge Pacific
Coast, San Francisco; Augustus F. Rogers and
Cleveland Rockwell, San Francisco ; W. E.
Greenwell, Santa Barbara, and James S. Law-
eon, Olympia, W. T., Assistants ; Alexander W.
Chase, Louis A. Sengteller, George Farqohar
and Gershon Bradford, San Francisco, J.J. Gil-
bert, Olympia, W. T., Stephen Forney, Santa
Barbara. Sub-Assistants ; S. R. Throckmorton,
Jr., E. F. Dickius, H. I. Willey and George
H. Wilson, San Francisco, Aids. Office &29
Kearny.
Court Circuit— lion. Stephen J. Field, Presiding
Judge ; Hon. Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge ;
Lorenzo S. B. Sawyer, Clerk ; William Gouver-
neur Morris, U. S." Marshal ; Court Room U. S.
Court Building.
Court District.— Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Judge ; Ed-
ward B. Cotter. Clerk ; William Gouverneur
Morris, U. S. Marshal ; Court Room U. S. Court
Building.
Collector of Port.— Timothy G. Phelps ; office Cus-
tom House.
Commissioners U. S. — Clerks and Deputies of the
United States Circuit and District Courts ; office
U. S. Court Building.
District Attorney.— -Lorenzo D. Latimer ; William
Morrow, assistant ; office U. S. Court Building.
Indian Affairs.— B. C. Whiting, Superintendent;
office '224 Kearny.
Inspector of Boilers. — C. C. Bemis ; office U. S.
Court Building.
Inspector of Hulls.— R. H. Waterman ; office U. S.
Court Building.
Internal Revenue, Assessor's Department.— James
Laidley, Assessor; George M. Garwood, 1 . .M.
Monteil, C. G. Wilkins, Albert P. Adams,
Charles P. Wolcott, Richard Lambert, and
Hebron B. Maybew, Assistant Assessors;
Charles L. Wiggih, Chief Clerk ; Abram Shear,
Clerk. Collector's Department: Luther H.
Cary, Collector; Howard T. Witbeok, II. II.
Hale, Joel B. Cooper, John E. Ifoongberg,
Marvin M. Oilman, and C. A. Bnckbee, Dep-
uiics; Henry A. Smith, Inspector Tol
James N. Driscoll, P. ('. Dnxbury, C. W.
Milk-r, William 0. Farusworth, B. I. Bart-
lett and F. F. Brewster, Gangers; O. C.
Swain, J. M. Latbrop, .John O. Taylor and
Thomas Gray, Storekeepers ; office, U. B. Court
Building.
Land Office.— Heary G. Rollins, Register ; Charles
H. Chamberlain, Receiver; office 506 JacKson.
Lighthouse Department. I'm,: I welfth
L. II. Distri.-t : Com. Alfred Taylor, I. s \.,
Inspector of tbe District : Norman G. French,
Clerk, office 204 Montgomery; Brevel '
Col. K. s. Williamson, r. s. Eng., En
John T. Best. Clerk, office 509 Kearny : P. G.
Phelps. Snperintendenl of Lights; Hartford
Joy, Keeper, 8. Joy, Assistant, Alcatrnces Isl
and; William W. Scott, Keeper, C. Murphy
and Dennis Murphy, Assistants, Poii t Bomta;
John T. Huie, Keeper, Fori Poinl ; Joseph
Macomber, Keeper, W. C. Dotta, B. II Morse
and C. II. Lund, Assistants, Sooth Farrailnuc
Islands.
Marine Hospital Service C. S. Pacific Coast, Su-
perintending Surgeon. — John M. Kollock, .M.
D.; office Custom House, third Fl -.
Marine Hospital U. S.— David Wooster, U I >.. Sur-
geon and Physician ; 1) Byron Todd. M |> As
sistant Sorgeon and Physician ; Tlioina-
berdson, Apothecary and Steward ; Hospital
corner Valencia and Twenty-fourth.
Marshal U. $. — William Gouvernenr Morris: Dep-
uties: George P.Worth, Benjamin P. Carver,
Benjamin J. Akerman, Perry <:. Childs and
H. W.Prushaw; Operative Secrel Service Di-
vision : Henry Finnegass ; office, 1. B. Court
Buildiug.
Mint, Superintendent of Branch. — O.H.Lai I range,
office <il3 Commercial.
Naval Rendezvous, — Captain L. C. Sartori. Com-
manding ; Lieut. A. B. Carter; Medical In-
spector, J. S. Duugan ; Second Assistanl En-
gineer, John J. Ryan. Rooms', 1-5 Govern'
uient Building.
Paymaster U. S. N. — U. C. Spalding, <■:
California.
Pension Agent II. S. A. and Navy. — H. 0. Bennett,
office 423 Washington.
Post Office. — N. B. Stone, Postmaster, HW COT
Washington and Battery.
Postal Agent. — Alfred Barstow, office 7 Montgom-
ery Block.
Signal Service U. S. A.— Franklin B. Pilling,
office 43 Merchants' Exchange.
rising Inspector Steamboats.- Samuel Guth-
rie, office U. S. Court Building.
Supervisor Inter nal Revenue Pacific Coast. — Lewis
M. Foulke, office 419 California.
Surveyor General for California.— James B. Hard
enbergh, office 30ti Pine.
Surveyor Port.— Charles Clayton, office I
House, third floor.
Treasurer U. S. „ls«'.<tan<.— Charles N. Felton, of-
fice 128 Montgomery.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 1J6 Sansom St., Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchief*.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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AN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
State Officers.
Assayer State. — Louis Falkenau, office 421 Mont-
gomery.
Commissioner of Immigration. — Jonathan D. Stev-
enson, office 614 Merchant.
Fish Commissioners.—^. R. Throckmorton, J. D.
Kaiwell and B. B. Redding, office 401 Califor-
nia.
(lunger of Liquors. — James Hunter,office 321 Front_
Harbor Commissioners. — John J. Marks, Jasper
O'Farrell and John Rosenfeld, Commissioners ;
J. A. McClelland, Secretary ; P. F. Walsh As-
sistant Secretary, office 414 Montgomery.
Inspector of Gas Meters.— James L. Bissell, office
S\V cor Mission and First.
Inspectors of Stamps. — William Bell and William
J. Corcoran, office 601 California.
Insurance Commissioner — J. W. Foard, office SW
cor California and Sansom.
Notaries Public— Blood J. H., 24 Mont Block.
Bromley W. L., 329 Montgomery.
Carson James G., 636 Clay.
Crittenden Parker, 340 Montgomery.
Gorman John, 506 Montgomery.
H.imill John, 422 Montgomery".
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery.
Holmes Walter G, 418 Montgomery.
Joice E. V., 6 Merchants' Exchange.
Knox George T., 607 Montgomery.
Mablei Philip, 528 Montgomery.
Mavnard John C, 406 Montgomery.
McKensie J. W., 439 California.
McLaren Daniel, 626 Montgomery.
Meagher Michael, 443 California.
Messec Isaac G., 406 Montgomery.
Scnddei Frank V., 611 Montgomery.
Sutter E. V., 606 Merchant.
Thihault F. J., 442 California.
Tibbey H. S., 604 Montgomery.
Wegener F. O., 336 Montgomery.
Pilot Examiners. — Thomas W. Badger, Daniel Mc-
Neil and Amos Noyes; office 34 New Mer-
chants' Exchange.
PUots.— W. N. Shelly, Charles Mavo, John Mahan,
Frank Murphy, S. C. Nathan, Thomas J. Red-
dish, W. H. Jolliffe, W. H. Diggs, Thomas J.
Knipe, Frank Boyd, Thomas Barber, Thomas
Rogers, J . B. Jones, John W. Ott aud Freeman
Trask ; office U. S. Court Building.
Pilot, Benicia and Mare Island.— James Fairfield ;
office U. S. Court Building.
Port Wardens. — Joseph Austin, Porter Haden,
Isaac Swain and Archibald Harloe ; Secretary,
James V. Coffey ; office 525 Front.
State Geologist.— J. D. Whitney ; office 91 Mont-
gomery Block.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Bolauder ; office 637 Kearny.
-Henry N.
Tide Land Commissioners. — Edgar Briggs, C. N.
Strattou and R. P. Johnson, office SW cor Clay
and Kearny.
Vaccine Agent.— S. M. Mouser, M. D., office 707
Bush.
Custom House.
Northwest corner 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 Miller, Deputy Collector and Auditor.
L. M. Kellogg and E. Burke, Deputy Collectors.
collector's office.
H. C. Miller, Cashier; J. L. Van Reynegom, As-
sistant Cashier; E. B. Williams, Assistant Auditor;
William L. Howorth, Accountant; Florence McCar-
thy. Impost Bookkeeper ; W. L. Stowell, Assistant
Impost Bookkeeper ; Benjamin Hall, Adjuster of
Duties ; B. H. Brooks, R. Frank Clark anil N. Wi-
nanls. Entry and Adjusting Clerks; C. E. Cloyes,
Statistical Clerk ; J^A. Perkins, Assistant Statisti-
cal Clerk; O. P. Robie. Record and Indorsing Clerk;
T. E.Jewell, Recording and Bond Clerk; E. B.
Jerome, Private Secretary ; C. P. Dudley, Regis-
ter Clerk ; Thomas H. Craig, Export and Ab-
stract Clerk ; C. C. Redington, Permit and Order
Clerk ; H. W. Massey, Debenture and Abstract
Clerk ; W. A. Darling, Invoice Recorder and Ex-
aminer; Samuel F. Blasdell, Liquidating Clerk;
Charles W. Clayes, Entry Clerk ; Charles Harlan
and J. T. Watson, Examiners Weighers and Gan-
gers' Returns ; Albion P. Merrill. J. Whalen, A. J.
Tweed and Chailes F.Dodge, Assistant Abstract
Clerks; H. E. Thomas, L. Blanch a rd and E. A.
Colson. Messengers ; J. L. Stanford, R. J. Falls
and Thomas R. Gibson, Watchmen ; D. Walsh,
Custom House Keeper.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT.
W. FORD THOMAS, Deputy Collector and Store-
keeper.
Thomas W. Scott, Bond and Accountant Clerk ;
J. G. Moore, Warehouse Entry Clerk ; Samuel G.
Whitney, Abstract and Register Clerk ; A. B. An-
drews, Merchandise Accountant ; Herman Bruns,
Stole Bookkeeper; C. M. Leavey, Receiving Clerk;
J. B. Worden, Delivery Clerk ;'C. P. Kelly. S. M.
Folger, P. H. Patten, J. Stockton, Joseph Weed,
P. U. Blunt, W. J. Pangh, Thomas H. xN'oble, Wil-
liam S. Roberts and J. Warren Mason, Assistant
Storekeepers; Timothy Mahony and C. H. Phelps,
Messengers; Martin Winslow and C. H. Mason,
Watchmen ; David Barclay, Superintendent Labor-
ers ; Abraham Ennis, H. B. Pierce, J. E. Brown
and J. M. Fisk, Laborers.
APPRAISER'S DEPARTMENT.
James Covey and G. W. Dent, Appraisers; Fred-
erick Lux and H. Z. Wheeler. Assistant Appraisers;
M. Scott, Examiner; Jacob Regensbnrger. Examin-
er of Drugs ; W. E. Wood, Examiner of Merchan-
dise: T. O. Lewis, Recording and Abstract Clerk ;
H. P. Chace, Messenger ; N. B. Hoyl, Superin-
tendent of Laborers ; D. J. Hogan, J. Feeny,
Charles W. Lomler, William Stead man and An-
drew Hollywood, Laborers ; Elisba T. Peck, U. S.
Drayman ; Samuel B. Reed, Bookkeeper.
surveyor's office.
CHARLES CLAYTON, Snrvevor.
P. W. Bellingall and W. H. Keith, Deputy Sur-
veyors ; W. S. Morgan, Debenture Clerk ; Henry
Hoeber, Measurer of Vessels ; W. H. Scales, Mes-
senger.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
E. W. Casey, District No. 1 (North Point to How-
ard Street) ; S. J. Clark, No. 2 (Howard to Folsom);
J. C. Sargent, No. 3 (Folsom to Long Bridge).
flUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrella*
TREASURY— U. S. BRANCH MINT
8G7
INSPECTORS.
M. A. Sweet, E. A. Denieke, John M. O'Neill
D. C. Woods, George M. Tin-ley, H. F. Cooper,
Henry Hoeber, Henry Charbonnell. F. W. Law-
rence, H. C. Goodi-idge, John H. Worth, J. W
Low, J. A. Sampson, S. D. Simonds, T. P. Valleau
John McElroy, F. Dent, J. B. Leonard, C. D*
Doughs, H. J. Rich, William M. Rider, A. S
Wright, P. H. Cooty, R. Laude, Samuel Wit-
kovvski, Henry Korts, George A. Hartand U.
Walker.
NIGHT INSPECTORS.
LONSON M. MANZER, Captain.
George W. Towle, Jr., Lieutenant.
P. Lynch, W. P. Harrington, J. H. Tennunt, J.
Van Borstel, S. B. McTarnahan, Moses Anus, James
Ryan, G. A. Anderson, J. B. Leamau, C. H. Deeth,
Josepli Windrow, George Rodden, George Laws,
W. C. R. Smith, Seth Gill, Henrv Shoulters and R
B. Hall.
WEIGHERS AND GAUGERS.
Anson Barstow. District No. 1 (North Point to
India Dock); H. L. Street, No. 2 (India Dock to
Folsoin) ; J. F. Westheimer, No. 3 (Folsom to Hunt-
er's Point); Patrick Melntire, C. P. Bush, Amasa
Bushnell and D. Donoghne Laborers.
GAUGER.
J. W. PROBASCO, Gauger.
Thomas R. Mott and Trumau Head, Laborers.
BOARDING OFFICERS.
Isaiah Baker and Robert Silvie.
BARGEMEN.
A. W. Chandler, John F. Sylvia, Frederick Jer-
ome, John Monroe, Peter Williamson and T.
O'Connor,
NAVAL OFFICE.
GEORGE W. BOWIE, Naval Officer.
John W. Baj-ley, Deputy; W. H. Whiteley, Cash-
ier ; A. W. Cullum, Entry Clerk ; James E. Hughes
and Daniel Gorham, Assistant Entry Clerks ; J. J.
Kelly, Liquidating Clerk ; Henrv Hook, Abstract
Clerk; Thomas Reynolds, Bond Clerk; J. M. Ainsa,
Warehouse Clerk ; W. F. French, Miscellaneous
Clerk ; B. F. Cutliu, Messenger.
United States Treasury,
•4:28 Montgomery.
Office hours from nine o'clock a.m. to three o.clock
P.M.
CHARLES N. FELTON, Assistant Treasurer.
F. G. Bornemann, Cashier ; S miuel E. Beaver,
Assistant Cashier ; Miles W. Bennett, Bookkeeper;
E. S. Bellows, Assistant Bookkeeper ; Thomas B.
Clark, Siamp Clerk ; Thomas M. Watson, Day
Watchman ; Benniug T. Hanford, William Wind-
sor and William Masters, Night Watchmen.
U. S. Branch Mint.
North side of Commercial near Montgomery.
The law for the establishment and regulation of
the United States Mint, and the branches thereof,
provides that any persou may deposit with the offi-
cers in charge of the 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.statnped in said mint or branches in such
manner as shull indicate the weight, v., In.- ami fine-
ness of the sain.-. The expense incurred to be re-
tained from each deposit so made, at gncli rates nd
charges, mid under such regulations as may from
time to time he established. The said ■ li !-••> ri > t
to exceed tl ttnal cost id' refining, castiiiK, and
forming said bars, including labor, wast a e use "f
machinery, material, etc., or on.' balf per cent for
coinages, to he received by tin- Treasurer • ■! tin- Mint
at which the deposit was made, and liv I account-
ed for to the Treasurer of the United 8iates
Office hours from nine o'clock a.m. to two
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 H.
0. H. LA ORANGE, Superintendent.
TIlEAKUUEK's TIE P AUTM E.NT.
CHARLES N. FELTON, Treasurer.
Horace Beach. Cashier; Edward Wheaton, Book-
keeper ; L. D. Fisk. Memorandum Clerk ; Edward
S. Gaver. Abstract Clerk | K. W. Taggurd, Weigh
Clerk ; R.D.Lennox. Receipt Clerk ;Geor e Parry,
Computing Clerk; Anthony McQuade, Mi-
George W. Torr and 1. 11.' Eopkins, Watchmen.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT.
O. C. MILLER, Secretary.
Bernard Lande, Clerk ; \V. F. Tracy, Superin-
tendent's Clerk ; Henrv 8. Dent, Register «1 Depos-
its ; J. T. Babcox, Supervisor Deposit Melting:
Frank Levine, carpenter; L. W . Ransom, Conduct-
or ; Michael Gallagher and John 1). Boop, Door-
keepers: E. H. Morton, E. S. Hamilton, A. W.
Morse, E. A. Cady. W. ('. Guirey, E.L Whitman,
Herman Steiglitz, David Green, H. M. Blnmenthal,
and Henry Bunker, Watchmen ; Michael Hanley,
Daniel McLaughlin, and James Hannifenj Work-
men; John H. Bundy, Porter ; Frank Blair, Mes-
senger.
assayer's department.
OSCAR D. MUXSOX, Assayer.
William T. Reii.lv, Deputy Asaayer.
Alexander Martin, L.T. Grant, Matthew G. Xix-
on, Morris S. Campbell. Thomas M. Luther, Klvin
D. Harrington, Robert T. RohertB, Janus Oglesby,
Edward II. Dwyer, Moses Furhush, 11. B. Baker
and J. C. Maher, Workmen.
MEI.TF.R AND REFINERS DEPARTMENT.
JOSEPH P. COCHRAN, Melter and Refiner.
J. F. Stirling, Assistant Melter and Refiner,
F. H. Lasselle and Thomas Cbeesman, Clerks;
Jacob Stadtfeld and Simon Lion, InL'"t Makers;
Joseph L. Wilson and Frederick M. Banner, De-
posit Melters ; George Curtis, William H Edmunds,
J. P. Dieves, Henry Classen, It. N. ('••chraii, L. J.
Rector, John Peix, Henry B. Williams and l\ L
Lamb, Helpers; James B. Miilcihy and A. S. BiSTOe,
Sweep Cellar ; H. A. Lowe and Burke LaGrange,
Watchmen ; James Clark, Mess. Dger.
coiner's department.
JOSEPH B. HARMSTEA1); Coiner.
DeWitt C. Story, Assistant C"iner.
George 0. Parkinson, Chief Adjuster ; Mrs. Boo
ora J. Saunders, Mrs. K. B. Rankin, Mist M. M.
Eschenberg, Mrs. Mary E. Nye, Mis. .). A. La
Grange, Misa Virginia McLean, Mis. Mary A.
Wheaton, Mrs. A. W. Bee, Mis Nellie R Robin-
son, Mrs. Jennie Penned, Mrs Emma C. Leonard,
Miss Katie M. Raine. Mrs. Lissie 8. Allen, Mrs. <J.
s. Noble, Kate McKenna, Maggie Kelly, Mis. c.
Short, Katie L. Smith, Mrs. C. J. Keller, Mrs. s.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Pocket Cutlery and Scissors.
For Copies of Views of Buildings, Maps, Plans, etc., go to WATKINS', 23 Montg. St.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Mult man. Hiss E. L. Corliss and Miss Alice Ing-
ham, Adjusters; Ed. Barrel!, Weigher; P. H.
Campbell, Foreman Catting Room ; Weslev Hick-
ox, ('utter ; George M. Adams and W. H. Clipper-
ton. Assistant Cutters; E. C. Bowen, Foreman Coin-
ing Boom; Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Assistant; E. B.
Donning, Foreman Rolling Room ; H. G. McLean
and L. G. Clement, Assistant Rollers ; Silas S. Burt,
Foreman Annealing Room ; R. W. Rawlins and W.
L. Torrey, Annealera; Thomas Scott, Machinist;
Henry Pierce. Engineer; Win. Harrington, Trap-
Tender ; C. D. Everett and T. H. Moore, Firemen.
U, S. Surveyor-General,
J. R. HARDENBERGH, Surveyor-General.
Office 306 Pine. Office Lours from nine o'clock
a.m. to three o'clock p.m.
John A. Robinson, Chief Clerk ; Rufus C. Hop-
kins. Keeper of Archives ; J. H. Wildes, Chief
Draftsman; Casimir Bielawski, Bobinson Gibbons,
M. C King, and E. B. Lasselle, Draftsmen ; Frank
L. Palmer, Bookkeeper ; Theodore Reichart, James
R. Hardenbergh, Jr., and L. M. Mott, Field Note
Clerks ; George Chambers, Messenger.
Post-Office.
Northwest corner of 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.
Charles Sonntaar, Cashier; W C. Dongbertv,
Foreign Mailing Clerk ; E. C. Palmer, Chief Mail-
ing Clerk; Thomas C. Nye, John Barrington, W.H.
Carr, Frank E. Dyer and James F. Swift, Assistant
Mailing Clerks; Arthur Martin, Money Order Clerk;
Charles H. Maull, James Bowman and Mrs. Abby
L. Marble, Assistant. Money Order Clerks; M. G.
Sawyer, Registry Clerk; Frederick L. Post and Dan-
iel O'Conner, Assistant Registry Clerks ; Frank N.
Walton, Stamp Clerk; Albert M. Brooks, Herman
Schuck, James F. Madden, Mrs. Jane Forbes and
Mrs. M. B. llorton, Delivery Clerks; John Crow-
ley, Box Clerk ; George W. Howlett, Assistant
Box Clerk ; Henry W. Butler, Newspaper Clerk ;
William E. Don Allen and Charles P. Bailey, As-
sistant Newspaper Clerks; Albert G. Mitchell! Gen-
eral Clerk ; George H. Hutchins, Chief Night Clerk ;
George D. Gillard, Albert A. Hinchman, Henry G.
Rise, John H. Hunt and C. A. C. Miller, Night
Clerks; George L. Waters, Messenger.
Great Overland Mail from San Francisco to New
York via Salt Lake and Omaha closes daily (except
Sundays) at eight o'clock a.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 eight o'clock a.m., and thirty minutes
past three o'clock p.m., for Beuicia, 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 Fridays, at forty minutes past eight
o'clock A.M.
Mails for Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, San Diego,
and Arizona are dispatched at twenty minutes past
seven o'clock a.m. daily.
Mails for Acapnlco, 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 papers, the
inland postage of which is prepaid to Sao Francisco,
leaving the sea postage to be collected in the ports
where the 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 iiom stamped enve-
lopes or Internal Revenue stamps.
The Post Office opens at eight o'clock a.m. and
closes at half past six o'clock p.m., every day, except
Sundays.
Open Sundays from nine to ten o'clock a.m.
THE POSTAL MONEY ORDER SYSTEM
Is intended to to promote public convenience, and to
insure safety in the transfer of money through the
mails. Orders may be obtained at any of the
Money Order-Offices for any amount up to fifty dol-
lars, on payment of the following fee : On sums up
to and including twenty dollars, ten cents ; over
twenty dollars and not exceeding thirty dollars, fif-
teen cents ; over thirty dollars and not exceeding
forty dollars, twenty cents ; over forty dollars and
not exceding fifty dollars, twenty live cents. In-
structions are indorsed on the back of each order.
International money orders may be obtained on
Great Britain and Switzerland on payment of a
small percentage regulated by the amount required.
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. There
are twenty four districts, each of which being in
charge of a carrier who delivers promptly all mail
matter received at the Post-office, upon which is
written the 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
Post-office.
Pierre P. Hoin Jr., Superintendent ; H. J. Fini-
gan. J. P. Wilburu, M. J. Malonev, Daniel McGrath,
A. J. McCarty, C. R. Morris, S. *H. Nourse. James
Brady, C. H. Smith, J. R. Rines, John McKnight,
G. R. Clark, C. P. Stoddard, James Clark, James
L. Taylor, Robert Chapman, John O'Connor, Paul
Loweiithal, J. W. Andrzejowski, W. O. Southwick,
W. O. Bradley, Augustus King, George V. Good-
enow, and W. C. Hickox, Carriers.
COURTS.
United States Circuit Court — District of Cali-
fornia.— Regular terms held in San Francisco first
Monday of February, second Monday of June, and
first Monday of October. Special terms at the dis-
cretion of the Court. Hon. Stephen J. Field, Pre-
siding •Judge; Hon. Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge;
Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Associate Judge ; L. D. Lat-
imer, U. S. Attorney ; W. W. Morrow, Assistant
U. S. Attorney ; L. S. B. Sawyer, Clerk ; Joseph
F. O'Beirne, Deputv Clerk; L. S. B. Sawyer,
J. F. O'Beirne, E. B. Cotter and A. D. Grimwood,
LT. S. Court Commissioners ; Wm. Gouverneur Mor-
ris, Marshall ; George F. Worth, Benjamin Carver,
P. G. Childs, Benjamin J. Akerman and H. W. Pru-
shaw, Deputies.
HrjNTTINGTONT, HOPKINS & CO., Agenta Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. YAW SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
CHURCHES
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(Jutted States District Court— District of Cali-
for ni a. —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. \v'
Morrow, Assistant U. S. Attorney ; Edward B. Cot-
ter, Clerk ; A. D. Grimwood, Deputy Clerk ; Win
Gonverneur Morris, Marshal ; Deputies as above.
Supreme Court of California.— Regular terms
held at Sacramento second Monday in January
April, July and October. J. B. Crockett, Chief
Justice ; A. C. Niles, Isaac S. Belcher, William
T. Wallace and A. L. Rhodes, Associate Justices ;
John L. Love, Attorney-General ; R. Aug. Thomp-
son, Reporter ; Grant I. Taggart, Clerk ; Allen
Tillinghast, Deputy ; Carl C. Finkler, Secretary.
District Court — Third District — Regular terms,
third Monday of April, August and "December.
Samuel B. McKee, Judge; William Harney, Clerk.
District Court— Fourth District. — Regular terms
first Monday of February, May, August and No-
vember. Hon. Robert F.Morrison, Judge; Charles
Halsey, Commissioner ; William Harney, Clerk ;
John F. Boden, Court Room Clerk ; James E. Ash-
com, Register Clerk : Llewellyn J. Lee, Assistant
Register Clerk ; George O'Dohei ty, Reporter.
District Court— Twelfth District.— Regular
terms first Monday of January, April, July and
October. Hon. E.'W. McKinstry, Judge; William
H. Rhodes, Commissioner; William Harney, Clerk;
Levi P. Peck, Court Room Clerk ; J. D. Ruggles,
Register Clerk ; Colin M. Boyd, Assistant Register
Clerk ; George Hall, Reporter.
District Court — Fifteenth District. — Regular
terms first Monday of March, Juue, September and
December. Hmi. S. H. Dwinelle, Judge ; William
H. Chevers, Commissioner; William Harney, Clerk;
Samuel Osbourne, Court Room Clerk; John P.
Poole, Register Clerk ; Henry W. Kind, Assistant
Register Clerk ; Andrew J. Marsh, Reporter.
District Court — Nineteenth District. — Regular
terms, second Monday of April, August and De-
cember. EdwTard D. Wheeler, Judge; William
Harney, Clerk.
Comity Court. — Regular terms first Monday of
January, and of each alternate month thereafter.
Hon. John A. Stanly, Judge ; William Harney,
Clerk ; William B. Smith, Court Room Clerk ; Ber-
trand McNulty, Register Clerk ; Charles A. Sum-
ner, Reporter.
Probate Court. — Regnlar terms first Monday of
each month. Milton H. Myrick, Judge; William
Harnev, Clerk ; A. J. Jeghers, Court Room Clerk ;
Tristam Barges, Register Clerk ; Frederick W.
Pierce, Assistant Register Clerk.
Municipal Criminal Court.— Regular terms first
Monday of January, and of each alternate mouth
thereafter. Maurice C. Blake, Judge ; William
Harnev, Clerk : D. B. Woolf, Court Room Clerk ;
Frank'j. Skelley, Register Clerk ; Charles A. Sum-
ner, Reporter.
Police Court.— Sessions held daily. Davis Lou-
derback, Jr., Judge ; J. Burke Phillips, Prosecuting
Attorney ; David F. McCarthy, Clerk ; John Lus-
sey, Louis Locke, and E. C. Stock, Interpreters ;
Capt. H. H. Ellis, Bailiff.
Justices' Court.— Sessions held daily. Rooms
804 Montgomery. James C. Pentne, Edward P.
Batchelor, Clarence F. Townsend. F. A. Fabens and
H. L. Joachimsen, Justices ; George L. Wedekind,
Clerk; Michael Cosgriff, Janitor.
KEGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
First Congressional District.— Aabei B. Bates,
Register ; office 10 Court Block, 636 (lav Street
Office hours from 10 o'clock, a. m., to live o'clock,
I\ M.
Second Congressional District. — Sam'] .1 Clarke.
Jr., Register; Chambers, rooms 24 ami 25 is.
Court Building, Sin Francisco; offices Oakland,
Sacramento, Stockton and Nevada City, Office
hours from nine o'clock, a. h., to live o'clock, P. N.
Third Congressional District. — Rowland L.
Woodworth, Register ; office Petabuna.
United Slates Commissioners. — The clerks and
deputies, of the United States Circuit and District
Courts ; ollice U. S. Court Building.
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church.
Location north side of Washington Street between
Stockton and Dupont. Bev. A. B. HlDBURT, Pastor;
residence 1011 Washington Street.
This church was organized in June, 1849, under
the labors of its first pastor, Rev. O. C W
The church lot was purchased in the Boring of that
year for the sum of $10,000. The lirst Douse of
worship was dedicated in August, 1849, and was the
first Protestant house of worship erected in I
nia. Mr. Wheeler's pastorate ended in November,
1850. He was succeeded by the Bev. B. Briefly in
May, 1852, who officiated until .May, 1858. In July,
1850, Rev. D. B. Cheney was called to the pastorate,
and continued in charge until IM>7, when he was
forced to resign on account of ill-health. Alter Ids
resignation, Rev. C. A. Buckbee officiated as pastor-
ate supply until the arrival of Rev. J. B. Thomas,
February, *1S'G^, who continued in charge until De-
cember, 1868, when he also was compelled by ill
health to resign. The present pastor entered upon
his duties November, 1870. In the summer ol 1833,
the wooden building was removed, and the basement
of the present edifice was erected at a cost of .*I-C
000. In this the congregation worshiped until Sep-
tember, 1857, when it dedicated its newly finished
building which it had completed, for the sum of
$10,000, including upholstery.
Number of communicants, three hundred and
seventeen. The Sabbath School has an avert ge
attendance of about two hundred and titty. The
library contains about nineteen hundred vi lumea
A Chinese Sabbath School is also connected with
the church, from which several members have been
baptized upon profession of faith in Christ, and have
united with the church.
Sabbath services morning and evening. Sabbath
School at one o'clock p.m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday and Friday evenings; Church Covenant
Meeting the Friday evening preceding the first Sab-
bath in each month.
From this church the Columbia Saunre Baptist
Church was organized, December, I8b'i : Lhi
nacle Baptist Church. December, I8b5;
Pablo Baptist Church. February, 1807, and the Filth
Baptist Church, September. 1869.
Officers.— John F. Pope, B. H. Conant, George
L Plympton, P. U. Blunt and William Chamber-
lain, Deacons ; A. B. Forbes, IS. H. Freeman, J, B.
Greeuough, Albert Miller and N.Heath.Tri
A.B.Forbes, Superintendent of Sabbath School;
George C. Richards, Assistant Superintendent ; S.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AKT GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
W. Backus, Treasurer ; Willard E. Upliam, Libra-
rian
Columbia Square Baptist Church.
Location west side of Russ Street between How-
ard ami Folsom. Rev. I). S. Watson, D. D. Pas-
tor; residence 1036 Mission Street.
The first steps for the organization of this church
were taken in 1860, when Dr. Cheney's congrega-
tion established a Mission interest in the Nonantum
School-house on Third Street, near Bryant. The
Sunday School was under the superintendence of
H. EL Heath. After several changes, a lot was
purchased on Fifth Street, corner of Jessie, and a
church erected and organized December 22d, 1862,
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, who continued to officiate until October,
1866, when he retired from his pastoral charge and
established the Union Square Baptist Church. Rev.
C. R. Hendrickson, for several years Pastor at
Stockton, was called by the congregation to fill the
vacancy. He entered upon his duties on the first of
January. 1867, and resigned June 15th, 1870. The
present Pastor, Rev. D. S. Watson, of Pittsfield,
Mass., was unanimously called by the church to the
pastorate, and commenced his labors January, 1871.
The church is now in a flourishing condition, with
a membership of one hundred and sixty. Services
are held every Sabbath at 11 o'clock, a. m., and half
past seven o'clock, P. m. Prayer meetings every
Wednesday evening.
Officer*'. — C. B. Cooler and B. W. Owens, Dea-
cons' ; B. W. Owens, M. B. French, Geo. S. Haskell,
Charles Elliott, C. L. Parent, Trustees ; S. B. Leav-
itt, Treasurer; H. L. Whipple, Clerk.
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. B. W. Owens, Superintendent, Wm. S.
Watson, Assistant Superintendent, and William
Wright, Librarian. The school meets at one
o'clock p. «.
Third Baptist Church (Colored).
Location east side of Powell Street, between
Bush and Sutter. Rev. J. R. Young, Pastor; resi-
dence rear of the church.
This church was organized in 1854, and formerly
held worship on Dupont Street, between Filbert and
Greenwich. In 1867, the congregation purchased
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. — A. Lony, M. Brown, John F. Valen-
tine, J. H. Bell and J. Miller, Trustees ; E. W. Par-
ker, Clerk.
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
Location north side of Post Street between Hyde
and Larkin. Pastor, Rev. B. T. Martin; residence
1412 Larkin Street.
This bouse was dedicated August 20th, 1865 ; is
forty-four by sixty-four feet, and presents a neat
and tasty appearance. It has a sitting capacity of
about four hundred and fifty, and cost, with lot,
about $8,000. Church organized November 23d,
1865, with a constituent membership of forty-five.
Recognized by an Ecclesiastical Council duly 'called
December 12th, 1865. Present membership oiie hund-
red and fifteen.
Services are held every Sabbath, at eleven o'clock
a.m. and balf-past seven o'clock p.m. Prayer meet-
ings every Wednesday evening. Sabbath Schoo^
meets at half-past twelve o'clock p.m.
Officers. — I. Lankershim and R. H. Clement,
Deacons ; E. Worth, Clerk and Treasurer ; I. Lank-
ershim, R. H. Clement, J. P. Mason, F. A. Jen-
nings and E. Landers, Trustees ; R. H. Clement,
Sabbath School Superintendent.
Union Square Baptist Church.
Location south side of Post Street, between Powell
and Mason. Rev. Henry A. Sawtelle, Pastor;
residence 810 Taylor Street.
The church was organized in the City College
Chapel, October 31st, 1866, with fifty-three mem-
bers, to which additions have been made nearly
every month, and the number is now one hundred
and eighty. In 1867 the church purchased its pres-
ent eligible lot, fifty-five by one hundred and thirty-
seven and a half feet, and erected thereon a plain
edifice, capable of seating four hundred and fifty
people. During the last year, the house was raised,
the front improved, and convenient basement apart-
ments finished and furnished. The financial affairs
of the church are in a prosperous condition, and the
public services well attended.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
a. m., and half past seven o'clock p. m. Prayer
meeting is held on Wednesday evening, and a ser-
mon is preached on Friday evening, at 7:30 p. m.
A Sabbath School, with an average attendance of
one hundred and eighty, and a library of uine hund-
red volumes, is connected with the church. The
school meets immediately after morning service.
Church, Officers. — John Reyuolds, L. L. Alexan-
der, J. S. Ring, W. A. Mowrv and T. H. Way,
Deacons ; H. B. Angell, J. S. Ring, W. W. Hans-
com, H. K. Cummings, G. M. Wood, A. W. Strat-
um and J. W. Angell, Trustees ; Thomas H. Way,
Treasurer ; E. Irving Smith, Clerk.
Sabbath School Officers. — E.Irving Smith, Super-
intendent ; L. B. Hardwick, Secretary and Treas-
urer ; C. A. Storey, Librarian.
Fifth Baptist Church.
Location Twentv-secoud Street between Howard
and Capp. Rev. C. A. Buckbee, pastor; residence
2217 Howard.
This church was organized August 17th, 1869,
with twenty-eight members. The present place of
worship was erected at a cost of $5,000, including
furniture, and dedicated October 3d, 1869. The lot
is ninety feet front by one hundred and twenty-five
feet deep, and cost $5,000. Number of members, at
present, ninety.
Services are held every Sabbath, at eleven o'clock
a. m. and half past seven o'clock p. M. in winter,
and forty-five minutes past seven o'clock p. m. in
summer. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at half
half past seven o'clock p. m. in winter, and forty -five
minutes past seven o'clock p. m. in summer.
A Sabbath School, with au average attendance of
one hundred and forty, and a library of about four
hundred volumes, is connected with the church.
The school meets immediately after morning service.
Officers.— C. V. Grey, Deacon ; C. V. Grey, P.
D. Cody, E. T. Seagrave, A. P. Hasty and C. W.
Taber, Trustees; P. D. Code, Treasurer; C. V.
Grey, clerk. Sunday School : C. V. Grey, Super,
intendent ; C. H. Chamberlain, Treasurer ; S. C.
Buckbee, Librarian; Wesley Gorham, Secretary.
Baptist Mission Chapel.
Location on Tenth Street, near I Street, South
San Francisco. Rev. George E. Davis, missionary,
who resides near the Chapel. The bouse of wor-
ship is neat and convenient. One preaching serv-
ice is held every Sabbath, in connection with which
is a good Sunday School. No church has yet been
organized.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Church.
Location southwest corner of California and Du
pout streets. Rev. A. L. Stone, D. D., Pastor !
residence 617 Rush Street.
This church was organized July 29th, 1849, when
Thomas Douglass and Frederick 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 were 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 worship, which
resulted in the building of a commodious frame
structure, twenty-live by fifty feet, on the corner of
Jackson and Virginia streets, which was dedicated
to the worship of God, February 10th, 1850. Rev.
T. D. Hunt was chosen Pastor, and installed June
26th, 1850, who, in this connection, it is proper to
state, was the first Protestant clergyman, located as
6uch, in the State, having arrived in San Francisco
as early as October 29th, 1848, and was immediately
iuvited by the citizens, in a meeting called for the
purpose, to act as their chaplain for one year, com-
mencing November 1st, 1848, in which capacity he
was laboring at the time of the organization of this
church. The congregation increased so greatly as
to require a larger house ; accordingly measures
were adopted, in the summer of 185:2, for the erec-
tion of the present substaniial brick edilice, which
was dedicated on the 10th of July, 1853. Rev. E.
S. Lacy was installed as Pastor, July 6th, 1856, and
dismissed, October 3d, 1865. Rev. A. L. Stoue, D.
D., was installed June 14th, 1866.
The whole number of members admitted to the
church since its organization is about eight hundred
and fifty. The present membership is over four
hundred" and fifty. The society are now erecting a
large and commodious edifice for their use as a place
of public worship, on the southeast corner of Post
and Mason streets, at an expense (including the
site) of $125,000, which, when completed, will be
an ornament to the city.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
a.m. and hall past seven o'clock p.m. The evening
service is now held in the Pavilion Skating Rink,
corner of Post and Stockton streets. Lecture every
Wednesday at half-past seven o'clock p.m.
Sabbath School.— L. B. Benchley, Superintend-
ent ; Charles J. King, Aes'stant. Number at
present connected with the Si.bba'h School, scholars
and teachers, is about five hundred ; average attend-
ance, three hundred and eighty. A valuable and
instructive library of over fourteen handled volumes
is attached to the' Sabbath School. The school meets
immediately after morning service.
Officers of Church.— L.LS. Benchley, W.O.Ayres,
M.D., J. W. Clark. M.D., George Harris, Walter N.
Hawlev.and Charles S. Eaton, Deacons; Charles J.
King, Frederick W. Gill, and VV. H. Aiken, Stand-
ing Committee.
Officers of the Society.— Ira P. Rankin, Modera-
tor ; A. G. 'Stiles, Clerk ; J. W. Clark, Treasurer ;
A. 0. Nichols, A. G. Stiles, W. N. Hawley, John
Taylor, William F. Whittier, and J. O. Eldndge.
Trustees.
Second Congregational Church.
Location east side of Taylor Street between Geary
and O'Farrell. Rev. W. W. Macomber, Acting
Pastor ; residence 113 Eddy Street.
The neat and commodious edifice, occupied by this
society, has a tower and spire rising to the bight of
one hundred and fifty feet, presenting a fine ap-
pearance. Number of members, two hundred.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o clock
A H. and half past seven o'clock P. H. The Sabbath
School and Bible Classes meel Immediately after
the morning service. Lecture B Prayer Meet-
ing in the church every Sabbath evening at half past
six o'clock. Weekly Prayer Meeting ..ml Lecture
everv Wednesday evening.
Officer*.— S. s'Smiih. L. C. Gunn and CI.. Snow,
Deacons ; W.J. Tilley, Clerk and Treasurer.
Third Congregational Church.
Location south Bide Fifteenth Sn-eet. near Mission.
Rev. William c. Pond, Pastor; residence weal
side Valencia street between Nineteenth ami Twen-
tieth.
This church is supported by voluntary contribu-
tions. Pastor's siiniy is in the church.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
a. m. and balf-past i-even o'clock p. m, Prayer Meet-
ing every Wednesday evening. Babbath School
meets ii ediutely after morning service.
Officers— 11. X. Tinner, Samuel Cow lesand J. M.
Haven, Deacons; Samuel Cow lea, \V. II. Hyde,
John E. Ager, C. B. Williams, William Ede and J.
M. Parker, Trustees.
Green Street Congregational Church.
Location south side of Green Street, between
Stockton ami Powell. Rev. John Kimball, Tu-
tor ; residence northwest corner Clay and Powell
streets.
The Rev. J. M. Caldwell was first connected with
this enterprise, and was succeeded by the Rev. Win.
C. Bartlett — services then being held in the hall
southeast, corner Green and Duponl stieeis. 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 8. C. Bngbee St Son. The cost
was about $5,000, exclusive of the a nut ($5,000)
paid for the lot. The dedication services occurred
in March, 1865.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
a. M. and half-past seven o'clock p. H, Prayer Meet-
ing every Wednesday at balf-past seven o'clock p.
m. The Sabbath School meets immediately alter the
morning service. The school numbers three hun-
dred members.
Officers— H. H. Lawrence, W. W. Chase, W. B.
Agard, A. Phelps and E. Farrell, Trustees J J. A.
Obergh, Treasurer and Clerk.
EPISCOPAL.
Grace Church.
Location southeast corner of California and Stock-
ton streets. Pkv. Jamks S. Bush, Rector; icsi-
denee, 814 California.
This church was organized in 1849, the statistics
of which may be summed up as follows : Tin- Hist
Rector of the church was Dr. J. L. Ver Mebr, who
preached his first sermon in California at the bouse
of Mr. Merrill, in this city, September 10th. 1849.
A chapel was next built toward the close of 1849,
at the corner of John and Powell streets, which was
first opened for divine services December 30th, 1849.
This was the first Grace Church, ll was sixty feet
long by twenty wide, and cost $8,000. On the
twentv-eighth of April, 1850, Grace church was
formally organized. E. Bryant and 1». B. Turner
were elected Wardens, ami Dr. Vei Mehr chosen
Rector. The lirst vesttv meeting was held on May
20th, 1850. In Febnarv, 1851, the contract was
made to build the former Grace Church on Powell
street, which was finished thai summer. Dr. Ver
Mebr preached the first sermon in this edilice.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Bishop Kip arrived in San Francisco January 29th,
1854, and on the twenty-fifth day of February fol-
lowing assumed the Rectorship, at which time Dr.
Ver Mebr resigned. The Bishop continued to offici-
ate until Palm Sunday, April 5th, J857, when F. C.
Ewer was ordained, and on the next Sunday he
preached his Bret sermon. On the 14th of April
Mr. Ewer was elected to be Assistant Minister, and
on the twentieth of the same month he took charge
of the palish, the Bishop having departed for the
Atlantic Slates. The Bishop having returned and
resigned the Rectorship, Mr. Ewer was elected Rec-
tor of the Church, December 15th, 1857, and re-
tained that 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 present church edifice was
laid by Bishop Kip in May, 1860. The building is
one hundred and thirty-five feet deep and sixty-two
feet wide. Higbt, from floor to apex of roof, sixty-
six feet. The edifice was first opened for public
worship September 28th, 1862, and was consecrated
on the third day of May, 1868.
Services are "held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
a. m. Sunday School' meets at half past niue
o'clock, A. M.
Officers — George W. Gibbs and J. W. Winans,
Wardens ; J. S. Wilson, B. G. Lathrop, Joseph Era-
ser, H. H. Bancroft, Charles H. Burton, H. F. Wil-
liams, T. E. Lindenberger, Lloyd Tevis, C. I. Hutch-
inson and J. B. Haggin, Vestrymen.
Trinity Church.
Location northeast corner Post and Powell streets.
Rev. Theodore B. Lyman, D.D., Rector: resid-
ence, Grand Hotel. Rev. Henry L. Foote, Assist-
ant Minister : rooms, at the Church.
This Church was organized July, 1849, and Rev.
Flavel S. Mines appointed Rector.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
a.m., and at half-past seven o'clock p.m. Sunday
School at half past niue o'clock a.m.
Officers. — James T. Dean, Senior Warden ; L.H
Alleu, Junior Warden : James Laidlev, N. J. T
Dana, George C. Bode, William T. Coleman, C. V.
Gillespie, and B. H. Randolph, Vestrymen.
St. John's Church.
Location northeast corner of Fifteenth and Va-
lencia Streets,
Rev. T.W. Brotherton, Rector ; residence 1508
Mission 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, officiating as its Minister.
The parish, of which this is the Church, was insti-
tuted in February, 1858. The inhabitants are in-
debted mainly 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 April, 1860, offic-
iated as Curate — the Rev. J. Chittenden being his
Rector. By the energy of the Curate, 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, ou a lot presented by the ladies of the con-
gregation to the Vestry, which was finished in Nov-
ember of the same year, and is capable of accommo-
dating three hundred and fifty persous. Services are
held every Sunday at eleven o'clock a.m., and half
past seven o'clock p.m. The Sunday School uum-
bers about two hundred and fifty scholars and
twenty-one teachers. Number of volumes in the
library, one thousand. A Mission Sunday School,
in connection with this parish, has been established
at Kessing's Hall, corner of Howard and Twenty-
first Streets, which numbers sixty scholars and eight
teachers. Services are held at the Hall at half-past
seven o'clock Sunday p.m.
Officers. — W. O. Andrews, Senior Warden ; Chr.
Ch: istiansen, Junior Warden; Charles E. Gibbs,
Treasurer ; J. W. Haynes, Secretary ; William R.
Wheaton, E. E. Eyre, H. McPherson, H.C. Squires,
Wheeler Martin, James Liuforth, R. Murray, and
R. A. Thompson, Vestrymen.
Church of the Advent.
Location south side of Howard Street, opposite
New Montgomery.
Rev. H. I). Lathrop, D.D., Rector ; residence
411 Ellis Street.
This parish was organized June, 1858. The pre-
sent church building was completed and consecrated
February 24th, 1861. Services every Sunday at
eleven o'clock a.m. and half-past seven p.m., and
on Wednesday at half-past seven p.m. in the Sunday
School Chapel ; Sunday School at half-past nine a.m.
Officers. — Charles Langlev and Edward Barry,
Wardens; L. A. Garnett, M. S. Latham, W. B.
Bourn, I. Bluxome, Jr., J. Palache, J. J. Valentine,
and W. Sutton, Vestrymen.
St. James' Church.
Present place of worship, Masonic Hall, northwest
corner of Montgomery and Post streets. Rev. A. C.
Garrett, Rector ; residence, 1310 Pine Street.
St. James' Church was organized January 19th,
1866, as a free Episcopal Church, with full cathedral
services.
For a length of time this congregation worshiped
at Dashawav Hall, and then erected a handsome
edifice on Post Street, which they subsequently sold
to the congregation of St. John's Presbyterian
Church.
Funds are now being collected with good prospect
of success, for the erection of a new church ; and
the congregation are sanguine that, ere the close of
the year, they may once again worship in an edifice
of their own. Services every Sunday at eleven
o'clock a m. and half-past seven o'clock p.m.; Sab-
bath School at half-past nine o'clock a.m.
St. Luke's Church.
Location south side of Pacific Street, between Polk
and Van Ness Avenue. Rev. E. S. Peake, Rector ;
residence, 1712 Clay 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 Rev. Giles
Easton, Assistant Rector of Grace Church, in Spring
Valley School- house, on Broadway between Larkiu
and Polk, on the fourth of March. 1866.
A Sunday School was shortly after organized, with
Mr. John Wigmore as Superintendent, and Mr. Ed-
ward Barry as Librarian. The Mission was at that
time called St. Andrew's Church.
On the twelfth of August, 1866. Rev. D.J. Lee
took charge of the Mission, and changed the place
of holding service to Pixley Hall, on the coiner of
Pacific and Polk streets. Shortly after a society of
ladies, under the name of Martha Society, was
formed for the purpose of raising a fund to purchase
a lot and to erect a church building thereon. About
this time the name of the Mission was changed to
the Church of the Nativity.
The Rev. Dr. Lee having resigned in October,
1867, Rev. F. O. Barstow was appointed as Mis-
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sionary to the station. After the resignation of Mr.
Baretow, the Vestry elected the Rev. J. B. Gray
Rector, who entered upon his duties the first Sunday
in September, I8G9.
In March, 1868, 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 building occupied bv the
congregation was completed September 26th, 1868,
and will accomodate nearly three hundred persons.
The church is supported by offerings and monthly
subscriptions, and seats are free. Services are1 held
every Sunday at eleven o'clock a.m. and hull past
seven o'clock r.M. Sunday School meets at half past
nine o'clock a.m.
Officers. — Charles Halsey , Senior Warden; George
H. Rogers, Junior Warden ; E. H. Rixford, Becre-
tary; S. S. Pomeroy, Treasurer; C. O. Turner,
George R. Delprat, RicharYl Crooks, Robert Broth-
er ton, G. Howard Thompson, W. F. Hitchcock and
E. L. Hastings, Vestrymen.
St. Peter's Church.
Location northeast corner of Stockton and Filbert
Streets. Rev. D. D. Chapin, Rector ; residence 509
Chestnut Street.
The new Church building, just erected on leased
ground at a cost of $4,500, accommodates three hun-
dred, the sittings being free.
This parish was organized in July, 1867, through
the zealous efforts of several earnest 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.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock a. m. and
half past seven o'clock p. m.
A Sunday School has been organized, and is in a
very flourishing condition. It has a library of three
hundred volumes. The parish is incorporated, and
also admitted into communion with the Diocesan
Convention.
Officers. — Samuel Graves and W. K. Benjamin,
Wardens ; H. T. Graves, William Wood, H. R.
Taylor, D. 0. Kelly and William Turkiugtou, Ves-
trymen.
St. Alban's Church.
Present place of worship, Corinthian Hall, Me-
chanics' Institute Building, south side of Post Street,
between Montgomery and Kearny.
St. Alban's Church was organized in May, 1870,
as a Free Episcopal Church, With full choral service.
This Church grew out of the Episcopal Mission Sun-
day School, W. G. Badger, Superintendent; and it
is the only Church on the Pacific Coast where the
Cathedral service is rendered. There is a surpliced
choir of about thirty men and boys, and the music
would do credit to any city in the world.
Service every Sunday at eleven a. m. The Sun-
day School, under the' superintendence of W. G.
Badger, meets at 9 a. m. It numbers about five
hundred and fifty scholars, and has a library of two
thousand volumes.
Mission Services
Are held every Sunday at three o'clock r.M under
the charge of a Committee of " The Church Union,
at 10 Broadway, near corner of Davis Street. Seats
free. The city clergy officiate in turn.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.
United German Evangelic Lutheran Congre-
gation of St. Mark's Church.
Location south side Geary Street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev. Dr. G. Luders and Rev.
Paul Lorentzen, Pa6tors.
This is the oldest German Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation iu the city, it being in existent ■
1857.
The consolidation of the First German Evangel-
ical Lutheran Congregation of Greenwich Street,
and the German Evangelical Lutheran Congrega-
tion of St. Mark's .Cliur.li took place on '1 >
the twenty third day of July, L867.
Services in the German Language every Babbath
at half-past ten o'clock a.m. The Babbath School
connected with the chur.li is conducted by L.
Michaelsen.
Officers — C. Spreckels, Presidem ; C. Duisenberg,
Vice-President; G. Muecke, Recording Secretary;
Edward Kruse, Financial Secretary ; <». Kloppeu-
burg. Treasurer. J. A. Bohmidt, if. Bbbinghausen,
A. Horstmann, G. Bohmidt, II. Zweig, D. Bark-
haus, H. Sprockets and 1>. George, Director . 0,
Spreckels, G. Muecke and O. Kloppenburg, Trus-
tees.
St. John's German Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Rev. Frederick Nanns, Pastor; residence 'Ml
Mission Btreet. Organized August lltl
Services are held every Babbath at three o'cloel
p.m., in the Church of the Advent on Howard
Street between Second and Third
Officers— V. Nanus, John Maiquurdt and F.
Behnke, Trustees.
St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Location south side Mission Btreet between Fifth
and Sixth. Rev. J. M. Buehi.ek, Pastor ; resident e
953 Mission Street.
This church was organized on the fifteenth of
May, 1807, with forty members. In May. lv. I,
they secured the lot and building formerly occupied
by the Central Presbyterian Church at a cost ol
$124,000 including alterations. The Ladies' Society
connected with this church has a membership of
eighty, and has proven a very efficient auxiliary to
the cause.
The Sabbath School now numbers three hundred
and eighty scholars with twenty-five teacl
Services in the German language .-very Babbath
at half-past ten o'clock A.M., and half-past seven
o'clock p.m. Sabbath School at nine o'clock L.M.
A"Schul-Verein" has jusi been organized by mem
hers of this church for the establishment of a Day
School, which shall include the branches taught in
the Public Schools; devote particular attention to
the study of the German language, and have
regard to the moral training of our children in the
spirit, of the Christian religion.
Officers.— Hermann Meeae, President; II. Bcbul
theis, Vice-President; J. Schumacher, Treasurer;
J. Gripp, Secretary: Oh. Kohlmoos, J. Lohmauu,
H. Friedrichs and P. Bchwexdt, Associate Vestrj
men.
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Associa-
tion.
Location north side of Jessie Street between Sixth
and Seventh. lti:v. John G. MaaQUARDT, Pastor ;
residence 5:f 1 Jessie Street.
Services in the German language every Babbath
at half past ten o'clock a. m., and halt past
o'clock P. M. Sabbath school at nine ..'dock a m.,
and two o'clock p. m. Prayer meetings every 1 net
dav and Thursday at half past seven o'clock P. «.
Officers.— P. F. Mohrhardt, William Rusack and
Henry Buchholz, Trustees.
Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Incorporated October 19, 1870. Rxv. Fuedbrick
Nanns, Pastor; residence 944 Mission Street.
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"WATKINS' 1'O-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
I85C, and is the same that formerly occupied tlie St.
Cyprian Church. Under the pastorship of Rev. T.
M. D. Ward they reorganized in 185(5, and secured
the Scott Street Church property, where they con-
tinued to worship until March, 1862, when they pur-
chased the property which up to that time had been
known as Grace Church, for $5,500. Having paid
the debt iu March, 1864, on the first day of January,
1865. the society made extensive necessary repairs,
requiring the sum of $6,500 ; $5,300 of that has been
paid, leaving a balance on the main debt, including
interest, of $1,300, and a floating debt amounting to
$ 100— total, $1,600. Rev. J. B. Sanderson was Pas-
tor from Mav, 1857, to June, 1859. At this time
Rev. T.D.M. Ward again took charge, and remained
pastor until Mav, 1868, when he was consecrated
Bishop. From July, 1869. to June. 1870, Rev. John
R. V. Morgan acted as Pastor. During the year
1865, three Deacons were ordained by Right Rev.
Jabez P. Campbell, Rishop of California.
Officer!;. — Isaac Pierson, George Richardson,
George W. Lee, Edward Qninn, William H. Car-
ter, Horace Beutley, James Lizard, Jacob Scott and
Isaac West, Trustees ; William H. Carter, Secretary.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church,
(Colored.)
Location west side of Stockton Street between Clay
and Sacramento. Revs. J. Lodge, residence, Stock-
ton Street, near Clay, and R. T. Houston, resi-
dence, 3:24 Dupont Street, acting pastors.
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
teachers 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 p.m. Sabbath School at
half past twelve o'clock P.M.
Officers.— H. M. Collins, President; W. H. Beth',
Secretary; Lewis Berry, Treasurer; John Harris,
James Hargrove, Archibald Jackson, H. A. Blake,
George Goodman and Henry Talbot, Trustees.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church.
Location west side of Stockton Street between
Washington and Clay. (Vacant.) Pastor.
This church was organized May 20th, 1849, under
the direction 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 Hodg-
son and Mrs. Margaret A. Geary were the original
members ; Capt. B. Simmons, E. Woodruff and II.
Grimes were the first Trustees.
During the summer of 1849, the congregation
worshiped in a tent on Dupont Street, afterward
in a store-room of the Custom House, and in the
Superior Court Room, City Hall, until January 19th,
1851, when a neat Gothic edifice was erected on
Stockton Street, near Broadway, capable of holding
seven hundred persons. This house was destroyed
by the great fire of June 22nd, 1851. A plain
building was immediately erected on the same spot,
in which the congregation worshiped until August,
and from that time until May, 1858, their
1857
meetings were held in the Chinese Mission Chapel.
Their present fine house of worship was built in
the summer and autumn of 1857, at a cost of about
$60,000, including the lot, furniture and fixtures.
It is in the Gothic style of architecture throughout.
The main building is one hundred and seventeen
feet long, or to the outside of the tower, one hun-
dred and twenty-three feet, and is sixty-one 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 lifty-eight feet,
with a ceiling thirty-nine feet high. A Sabbath
School room, fifty-seven by thirty-sue, is over the
front apartments ; on the northeast corner of the
house is a brick tower, niuety-six feet in bight.
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-
municants is three hundred.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
a.m. and half-past seyen o'clock p.m.; lecture on
Wednesday evening.
Officers'.— 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 and Treasurer)
H. L. King, J. B. Painter, William Bosworth,
Joseph Gordon, L. B. Edwards and J. W. Mather,
Trustees.
There is a large and flourishing 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, First Assistant Supeiintendent; J. K. S.
Latham, Second Assistant Superintendent; George
Gray, Secretary; A. L. Humphries, Librarian; Gil-
bert Smith, George Leonard and Charles Reynolds,
Assistant Librarians.
Calvary Presbyterian Church.
Location northwest corner of Geary and Powell
Streets. Rev. John Hemphill, Pastor; residence
213 Geary.
This church was organized July 17th, 1854. Its
first Pastor was the Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D., who
commenced his labors in this city on the twenty-fir6t
of May previously. Dr. S. continued to officiate
until the close of the year 1861, when he was suc-
ceeded by the Rev. Charles Wadsworth, D.D., who
continued in charge until the summer of 18(59. Iu
1854 this congregation erected a church ou Bush
Street, between Montgomery and Sansom, where
they worshiped until the 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 chinches in the
city. It will comfortably seat about one thousand
persons. The Lecture ami Sunday School Rooms
are handsomely furnished, and will accomodate from
six hundred to eight hundred persons.
The church has a splendid organ, built by Henry
Ei-ben, of New York, which cost over eight thousand
dollars, and which is one of the largest and most
costly instruments on the Pacific Coast; for excel-
lence of workmanship and brilliancy of tone it has
been prouounced to be unsurpassed. The choir is
under the management of Prof. M. A. Anderson,
with Prof. H. M. Bosworth as Organist.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and
seven o'clock p.m.; in summer at half past seven
o'clock p.m. Public Lecture Wednesday evening;
Prayer meeting every Sabbath, one hour before
the "evening service. Young Men's Prayer Meeting
on Friday evening. Sabbath School meets at half-
past twelve o'clock p.m.
Officers. — R. McKee, Henry P. Coon, James B.
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CHURCHES
877
Roberts, H. H. Haigbt and William H. Stowell,
Elders; Edward Hagtrop and John Dunn, Deacons:
Thomas H. Selby, H. II. Haight, James IS. Boberts
A. J. Ralston, William Blackwood, Charles Clay-
ton, H. P. Coon, David Meeker and Alexander K.
Baldwin, Trustees ; Thomas H. Selby, President of
the Board of Trustees ; James B. Roberts, Secre-
tary; and William Blackwood, Treasurer. James
B. Roberts, Sabbath School Superintendent. C. R.
Briuiley, Sexton, residence 13 O'Farrell Street.
Howard Presbyterian Church.
Location south side of Mission Street between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Hugh Smith Cakpen-
ter, D. D.. Pastor ; residence, 501 Powell Street.
The clmrcli was organized September, 1850, un-
der the auspices of the Rev. S. H. Willev, who
continued in the pastorale for twelve years. The
building then occupied by the congregation was
dedicated June 17th, 1851 ; was enlarged and re-
paired in 1861, and in 1807 was sold to the Third
Baptist Society. The Rev. II. M. Scudder, I). D.,
who was for many years a missionary in India,
was installed by the Presbytery of Saii Francisco,
July 23rd, 18C5, and prosecuted his work with great
success until March, 1871, when he resigned. "The
present pastor arrived in San Francisco February
11th, 1872, and commenced his labors on the follow-
ing Sabbath, with every prospect of the highest
success. The number of communicants enrolled is
about live hundred and fifty.
The present church building was erected in 1866,
and dedicated January 6th, 1SG7. The cost, includ-
ing the lot, was about $65,000. It will seat com
fortably nearly one thousand four hundred persons,
and is considered in all respects well adapted lor
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-live minutes past seveu o'clock p. m. in
summer months. Prayer meeting, or lecture,
Wednesday evening. Sabbath school at forty-five
minutes past nine o'clock a. m., Samuel I. C. Swe-
zey, Superintendent. Teachers' meeting every Fri-
day evening. Number of teachers and scholars
about four hundred. Volumes in library about one
thousand.
Officers.— Samuel I. C Swe/.ey, William A. Meek-
er, Wales L. Palmer, Milton H. My rick, David N.
Hawley, George McDonald, Elders; E. A. Upton,
George T. Hawley, Colin Sinclair, William H.
Davies, Ebenezer R. Hawley and Robert T. Rob-
erts, Deacons; George S. Mann, John Bensley,
D. 0. Mills, Isaac E. Davis, Cyrus Palmer and
David N. Hawley, Trustees. Wales L. Palmer,
Treasurer ; James E. Gordon, Secretary.
Larkin Street Presbyterian Church.
Location corner Larkin and Pacific Streets. Rev.
J. G. Downing, Pastor; residence, 1520 Washing-
ton Street.
This enterprise was commenced by Rev. J. D.
Strong, in the Spring Valley School Souse, in April,
186-2. A Union Sabbath School, under the superin-
tendenceof E. R. Waterman, had previously existed
in the neighborhood for more than two years, but
was not formally connected with the church move-
ment till near the close of that year, when an effort
was made to erect a house of worship, but failed for
want of the requisite funds. During the following
summer the effort was revived, and in September,
1863, a Board ot Trustees was incorporated, a lot
purchased at an expense of $1,000, plans and specifi-
cations prepared bv S. H. Williams, and the contract
for building the church edifice let to J. W. Duncan.
On the fourth of September, 186-1, the building was
completed and dedicated. It is of wood, seventv-
two feet long by forty two wide, and has seats for
about four hundred persons. Its architecture is plain
and Unpretending, but neat ami tasteful, and it is one
of the most substantia] and thoroughly constructed
wooden churches in the Slab-. Its whole cost w as a
little over $10, Hill).
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock i, m.
and half past seven o'clock p. m. The S
School has an average attendance of one hundred
and twenty, and a library of fair hundred volumes.
Meets ini diatelv after morning servit •■.
Officers.— William McMillan, A. Hemme, David
Meeker. J. H. Ballard, 8. M. Duncan, Warren Hah
and (J. Cook, Trustees,
Central Presbyterian Church.
Location Tyler Street, between Taylor and Jones.
Rev. Tho.m \s m. Oohhirqham, D. 1).. Pat
deuce No. 1S17 Sacramento Street.
This church was organised May 1 lib, 1865, with
fifty-three members. At present it has on its roll the
mimes of about three hundred and lift v. ami is rapid-
ly increasing. In the summer of 1865, the congre-
gation erected an edifice on .Mission Street, between
Fifth and Sixth, where they Worshiped until the
summer of 1869, when their present handsome home
of worship was completed, The new church was
formally dedicated to the service of i iod on Sunday,
November 28th, 1869.
The building is constructed of wood, and approaches
a semi Gothic sryle of architecture. The main audi-
ence room will seat comfortably about six hundred
persons. The pew system lias la-en adopted, al-
though the sittings are always free for strangers
The building, furniture, etc., exclusive of the lot,
cost about $25,000. The Bar. John G. Fackler,
through whose labors the congregation was gath-
ered, officiated from April, 1866, until the present
pastor took charge, in November, 1870.
Sabbath si tvicee are held at eleven o'clock. A M.,
and half past seven o'clock r m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday in the Lecture room, at half past
seven o'clock p. v., and on Sabbath evenings at s
quarter before seven o'clock. Sabbath School and
Bible Class at half past nil 'dock, a. H. A pre-
paratory sermon is preached on Friday evening, la-
fore each administration of the Lord's Supper which
sacrament is observed on the first Sabbath of March,
J Hie-. September and 1 >i relabel-.
Officers.— A. Hemme, , lames D. Thornton, Asa
Harker, George I. X. M II. Henry F Crane,
Duaue Ballard' and W. E.Sell, Elders ; Bufus K j
ser, dames Dunn, James MOore.J. Dixon and I'liin
eas Hudson, Deacons : Ami Harker, A. He .T.
D. Thornton, James Dunn. Bufns Keyser, <!. I. N.
Monell. Jacob Schreiber. Robert Mclntvre and A.
T. Parish, Trustees j George I. N. Monell, Treas-
urer; A. J. Chambers. Secretary.
Emanuel Presbyterian Church.
Location Harrison Street between Fifth and Sixth.
Bev. James Pisrpont, Pastor ■, residence 934 Han
rison Street.
This church was organized in the month of June,
1867, with twenty-five members, under the direction
,,f the Presbytery of Cslifornia. The Sabbath
School connected' with the church was organised
January 6th, 1867, at the corner of Seventh and
FolsOm streets; number of scholars at the lime,
thirty. It now his one hundred SI d titty scholars.
with a library of three hundred and fifty volumes.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
a.m. Sabbath Scl 1 at two o'clock p.m. John Mo-
Leod, Superintendent ; .lames Drum, Assistant Su-
perintendent.
United Presbyterian Church.
Location West side of Mason Slie.-t belweell Kddy
ami Ellis. Bev. M. M. Gibson, Pastor ; residence
111 Eddy Street.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sarsom St., Full lines of Ladies' & Children's Gloves.
For your Photographs go to WATKIWS', 26 Montg. St., opp. .Lick House entrance.
878
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
This chord was organized January 1st, 1806, by
the Kev. J. T. Cooper, D.D., with thirty-eigbt mem-
bers ; ii now numbers about two hundred. It _ uses
the metrical version of the Psalms of David in
praise. It is sustained entirely on the voluntary
syBtem, pews free.
' Services are lield 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.
Officers — William Brown, James Kirkpatrick,
•hunt's Foster, John Smith, James Sullivan, Thomas
Somerville, James McKay, and D. W. Morrow,
Elders; Frank H. McConnell, President ; James
M, Daniel, John Mcllwaine, John Trotter, D. W.
MeLeod. and George Dickie. Trustees; William
McCrfndle, Treasurer.
Westminister Presbyterian Church.
Location south side of Fell Street between Octavia
andLaguna. Rev. Robert Scrimgeour, Pastor;
residence east side of Octavia Street nr Fell.
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 Cbas.
S. Capp, Trustees.
Howard Street Presbyterian Church.
Location east side of Howard Street between
Twenty-first and Twenty-second. Rev. Sylvester
Wooobridge, D. D., Pastor ; residence west side
of Valencia Street nr 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.
l'iiis church was organized March 6th, 1S70, in
Pacific Hall, by the Presbytery of San Francisco,
with fifty-eight communing members. The num-
ber at present is two hundred and twenty. Soon
after its organization the congregation purchased
their present beautiful place of worship from the St.
James' Episcopal Parish, for the sum of $45,000,
and have since expended $20,000 for improvements,
making the total cost $65,ltf)0.
The Sabbath School connected with the church
has live hundred members, and a library containing
six hundred and seventy live volumes, with numer-
ous di i grams of Bible places and scenes.
Officers— Stephen Franklin ami Edward Dillon,
Ruling Klders ; Henry M. Newhall, Thomas Breeze,
X. G. Kittle, J. (). Ronntree, David Porter, M. L.
McDonald, J. R. Garniss, A. D. Smith and Frank
Henderson, Trustees; S. Franklin, Sabbath School
Superintendent.
Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Location, Tennessee Street near Sierra, South
San Francisco. Rev. P. G. McCarthy, Pastor;
residence, G Powell Street.
This church is built on a lot of land having fifty
feel frontage on Tennessee Street by a depth of one
hundred feci, presented bv E. A. Lawrence, Esq.;
the cost of church building was $4,500 ; $1,000 of
which was contributed by the Board of Church
Extension of New York, $2,8tin by the neighboring
inhabitants, leaving a debt of $700 which the mem-
bers hope will he shortly liquidated. The church
affords sittings for two hundred and fifty. Service
every alternate Sabbath morning at 11 a. m., and
evening at 7 P. m.
Sabbath School every Sabbath at, half-past nine a.
M. Frwin Smith, Superintendent. Connected
with the school is a good library of five hundred
volumes.
Officers — C. W. Morrison, Vincent Bellman,
Adoneia Fulton, William Thompson, James Ander-
son, Nathan Davis and Reuben Randolph, Trustees.
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Location, South San Francisco on Eighteenth Av-
enue near Railroad Avenue. Pastor, Rev. R. G.
McCarthy ; residence, 0 Powell Street.
The Memorial Presbyterian Church was incorpo-
rated March 23, 1871, and a lot of ground 50x100
feet on Eighteenth Avenue given by Elijah Case
and Messi's. Thornton & Williams. The church
is neat and accommodates one hundred and fifty, and
built at a cost of $5,000 ; $1,000 of which was con-
tributed by the Board of Church Erection of New
York, and the balance by neighboring inhabitants
and friends of the church. Service every alternate
Sabbath morning at 11 A. M., and evening at 7.30
p. M.
A Sabbath School is in process of organization.
Officers — Andrew J. Hare, J. W. Hodglun, Elijah
Case, Hugh Crocker and John Gamble, Trustees.
First German Presbyterian Mission.
Present place of worship German Church, 524
Greenwich Street, Rev. F. Fox, Pastor; residence
rear of the church.
This Mission was started by the Rev. F. Fox, on
the first, day of June, 1871, and is sustained by sub-
scriptions from the liberal members of the American
Presbyterian congregations in this city, the Rev. W.
A. Scott being its main support.
A Sabbath School ot two hundred scholars and
teachers meet in the same building at half-past nine
O'clock A. M.
Service every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Mary's Cathedral.
Location northeast corner California and Dupont
stieets. Most Rev. Joseph S. Alemany, Arch-
bishop ; Very Rev. James Croke, V. G., Rev. J.
Prendergast, Rector; Rev. William A. Speckles,
and Rev. M. Slattery, Assistants ; Bev. R. P. Bren-
nan, Secretary ; Arch i -Episcopal and pastoral resid-
elire, California Street, adjoining the Cathedral.
The election of this noble structure was com-
mented on the seventeenth of July, 1853, during
which year the basement portion was built, and the
work was resumed the July following. Dedicated
December 25th, 1854. The church is soventy live
feet wide, fronting on California Street, by one hun-
dred and thirty-one feet on Dupont Street, being
the largest church in the State. Service was begun
at midnight, on December 524th, 1854. The base-
ment portion is lighted from both sides, and well ven-
tilated. The present expenditure for the building is
§175.000. The church portion is forty -five feet high
in the clear, and contains spacious galleries, and an
organ loft. The ceilings are vaulted 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
bundled persons. The tower is at present one hun-
dred and thirty live feet high, and when completed
with a spire, will be two hundred feet high. The
edifice is of Gothic architecture, which has been car-
ried out in every detail through the building. In
all the arrangements lor the erection of the church,
the greatest attention has been paid to the Selection
of the best material, and to the combination of
strength and durability, which are admirably ef-
fected in its construction. Craine &. England, ar-
chitects.
The present dimensions of the cathedral not being
sufficiently huge for the vast congregation that at-
tends it, it is intended to add about thirty feet more
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to its length. An archi-epiecopal and pastoral resi-
dence on California Street, as also a beautiful and
spacious Baptistry, have been recently erected.
Attached to the Cathedral is a large day school for
boys.
Masses, Sundays, at half-past six, eight, nine, and
half past lOo'clock a.m.; weekdays, six, half-past
six, seven, and half-past seven o'clock a.m. ; Ves-
piers, at seven o'clock Sunday evenings, in winter,
and halt-past seven o'clock in summer.
St, Francis Church.
Location north side of Vallejo Streets between
Dupunt and Stockton. Rev. J. H. Ai.kdkn, pastor ;
Rev. A. Qarriga and Rev. J. Valentini, Assistants.
JPaBtoral residence, 519 Green Street.
This church was organized by Very Rev. Anthony
Langlois, in the spring of 1849, tbrongh whose ef-
forts a commodious frame building was erected in
the month of December, 1849, find was the first Ro-
man Catholic Church organized in San Francisco.
Its ground base was forty by one hundred feet, one
6tory in liight. During the year 1859-60, a large
and commodious church was erected, which was ded
icated on the seventeenth of March, I860. Its de-
sign is of the Gothic order, prevalent in the four-
teenth century, presenting an illustration of the
Christian architecture of that period. The princi-
pal features of this imposing structure are the tow-
ers, which project beyond the body of the church,
and present in the elevation four divisions, rising
to a height of ninety feet from the ground. The
entrance porch, or vestibule, lias two side aisles, a
semi-octagonal sanctuary, and two sacristies, and is
approached by a flight of ten slips, ascending to the
vestibule, from which, at each side, are entrances to
the galleries and baptistry, and in front are the
pointed arched doorways which lead to the nave
und 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 com-
partment window, and in the gable a highly deco-
rated 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 appropriate inscriptions, recessed in the
brick work immediately over the doorway and
gable ; the work is finished with a massive and
richly decorated cross.
The interior of this building has lately been com-
pleted in the florid Gothic style. Its symmetrical
proportions are admired by all the lovers of architec-
ture, and pronounced to be most correct, and 'inks
now among the most elegant buildings of San Fran-
cisco.
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 lightthe church. Beneath the Boor
of the church there is a large, well lighted base-
ment, which is used as a school room, and also as a
place of meeting for the parishioners. The extreme
dimensions of the building are sixty-six feet front
by one hundred and thirty-seven and one-half feel
in depth ; from the floor to the foot of the rafters is
thirty live feet, and from the floor to the apex of the
ground arches is fifty six feet. Cost over $100,000.
Services, Sunday at six, half past seveu, nine and
half-past ten o'clock a. m. Sunday School at two
o'clock r. M. Vespers and Benedictions on Sunday
at seven o'clock p. M, ; on week days at seven o'clock
a. M.
St. Patrick's Church.
Location north side of Mission Street between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Peter J. Gkkv. Pastor ;
Rev. W. B. O'Connor, Rev. Thomas Larkin and
Rev. P. Power, Assistants ; pastoral residence, Ml
Mission Sire. t. .Masses . Sundays, at h.df pa-t six,
forty-live minutes past .-even, forty-five minu
eight, and half-past ten o'clock, a. H. ; dm
week, daily, at hall past six and hull pa-
o'clock, a. m. ; evening service, at ball pas)
o'clock. A boys' school is kept in the basement, al
which then- is an average attendance of nearly (bar
hundred pupils.
The new church, one hundred and si\tv ti
and eighty feet wide, is only partiall;
and at present the congregation worship in tin
ment. When finished it will be a magnificent build-
ing. The cost will be about $150
St. Boniface Church (German).
Locatio | ofTyler8treetbetwee
and Leavenworth. Rev. P. J. KaISEB, I
residence in rear of the chinch.
This church was dedicated June, 1870. Services:
Sundays, Mass a- eight, and half past u a o'cl
u., and Vespers al half-past seven o'clock P.M.;
week days, at half past seven o'clock a. m.
St. Ignatius Church.
Location north side of Market Street 1-
Fourth and Fifth. Served by -
Society of Jesus, connected with St. Ignati
lege. "The old building, dedicate! July I5tl
being found too small for the rapidly increasing con-
gregation, the new ball of the c liege is al
used as a church, and accommodates about three
thousaud persons. The present portion ol I
stitution cost about $160,00 l. Masses i Bun ;
five, forty-five minutes past five, half-past -
teeu minutes past seven, eight, forty-five minutes
past eight, half-past nine, and hulf-pasl ten o'< lock
\. u. ; Vespers al hall-past seven o'clock r M.
Masses on week days, al live, forty-live I
past live, half- past six. fifteen niiuutt
and eight o'clock a. M.
Notre Dame des Victoires.
Location north side of Hush Street betwi
pout and Stockton. Rev. llr.sui Dl 0
resilience 5:26 Bush Street.
The congregation was organized May, 1856, and
its edifice dedicated on the fourth of the same
month. The building was constructed by ■■< -
of Baptists, and al I
posed otto the present own- r.-. I'
base of fifty by one hundred feet. is a ve y i e
and massive brick structure, and with its baseni in.
which is intended for school r is connected with
the church, has a capacity of comfortably ■
seven hundred persona
Services: Every dav during the week; M
the Altar of Notre l>ame des Victoires, at nine
o'clock a. m. Sundays, first M -s al eight o'<
M. ; Solemn High Mass at eleven o clock •. M ;
Catechism at half past two o'clock r. •
the English and French languages prepare
communion for children from ten years and older ;
the course of prepar ition n quires one ye ir«
ance at the Sunday School, and time
Urination and communion is the hi-- <• iy ol Max ol
each year.
Mission Dolores.
Location southwest corner Bixteenth ami Dolores
streets. Rev. Thomas Cushino, Pastor; R
Hick. iy, AaaiBtanl ; p atoral resi it nee adjoining the
church.
The church was dedicated on the ninth ■
her. 177ii. although projected in 1769, by Pari er Jo
nipero Serm, the Father of the Calif i
The first Friar who had charge '>
i'aloii. who was assisted in his labors by Benito
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Carabon. At the organization of this Mission, and
for its protection, tliere were fifteen soldiers located
at the Presidio, under the command of S. Flores. A
cemetery is attached to the church, in which the first
interment was made in September, 1776. The first
Indian convert was baptized on the twenty -seventh
,day of December, in the same year. In the intro-
ductory portion of the San Francisco Directory for
1862, page five, will be found further details con-
nected with the history of this Mission. Attached
to this church is a large day school.
M;isms at six, 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-
som and Howard. Rev. H. P. Gallagher, Pas-
tor; Rev. A. Cullen and Rev. J. F. Cassidy, Assist-
ants ; pastoral residence adjoining the church.
The church was opened for divine service on the
eighth day of December, 1861. The building first
erected was a neat and substantial one-story frame,
sixty feet long by thirty-seven feet wide, and stands
on the one huudred-vara lot donated by Horace
llawes, Esq., for the future cathedral of 'the Arch-
Diocese. The forementioned building, removed
back for a school, has been replaced bv 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 panic proof, the ceiling being done
in linely finished wood, and the large entrance door
to slide on rollers.
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 seven and half-past seven o'clock a.m. '
St. Rose's Church.
Location Brannan Street near Fourth. Pastor
(vacant). Attended from St. Ignatius.
This church was dedicated on the Festival of Pen-
tecost, June 8th, 1862. There is connected with the
church a school for girls, in charge of the Sisters 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 attendance.
Mass, Sundays at eight o'clock a.m.
St. Bridget's Church.
Location southwest corner of Broadway and Van
Ness Avenue. Rev. B. M. Doogan, 0. P., Pastor;
Rev. J. H. Derham, O. P., Assistant ; residence
rear of church.
This church was completed and services first held
in February, 1864. It is a wooden structure, cruci-
form nave thirty-six by forty-two feet, transept
thirty by sixty feet, erected upon a valuable lot pur-
chased by Archbishop Alemany, at a cost of $1,400.
Services are held every Sunday at half-past six,
eight and half-past ten o'clock a. m., and seven
o'clock r.M. Catechism for the children at halt-past
two 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-fifth. Rev. Thomas
Gjiiney, Pastor ; Rev. Cornelius O'Connor, Assist-
ant.; pastoral residence, east side of Alabama Street
between Twenty-fourth aud Twenty-fifth.
It is the intention of the Pastor to enlarge the
chinch to accommodate the ever increasing congre-
gation.
Masses on Sundays at eight and half-past ten
o'clock a.m. Sunday School at half-past nine o'clock
Church of the Holy Cross.
Location Calvary Cemetery. Rev. James Lar-
gan, Pastor ; residence north side of Geary Street,
between Devisadero and Broderick. Masses at eight
and half-past ten o'clock, a. m.
Chapels.
In addition to the services held at the different
Roman Catholic Churches throughout the city, re-
ligious exercises take place regularly at the follow-
ing institutions: Presentation Convent Chapel, Pow-
ell Street ; St. Mary's Hospital Chapel, Brannan
Street ; Magdalen Asylum Chapel, San Bruno Road;
St. Mary's College Chapel, San Jose Road, and St.
Joseph's Infant Asylum, Bay View Turnpike.
SWEDENBORGIAN.
First New Jerusalem Church.
Location north side of O'Farrell Street between
Mason and Taylor. Rev. John Doughty, Pastor ;
residence 1508 Leavenworth Street.
This society was organized February 15th, 1852.
It has erected upon an eligible lot, mea'suring fifty-
five feet front by one hundred and thirty-seven feet
deep, a very neat church edifice in the Gothic style,
capable of seating about three hundred and fifty
persons, and at a total expense, including lot and
church, of a little over $12,000. The seats are en-
tirely free to the public.
There is a library connected with the church, con-
taining all the theological and nearly all the scien-
tific books of Swedenborg, both in" English and
Latin, and a large number of collateral works by
various authors, explanatory of the New Church
faith, which is free to all who desire to inform
themselves concerning this peculiar religious sys-
tem.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock,
a. m., and half-past seven o'clock, p. M. Adminis-
tration of the sacrament of the Lord's Supper at
the close of the morning service ou the first Sunday
in January, April, July and October. Sabbath
School at half-past twelve o'clock, p. M.
Officers. — Thomas C. Banks, President ; F. H.
Day, Secretary; Benjamin Shellard, Treasurer;
Charles Pace, S. W. Holladay, C. C. Webb, and
Earl Bartlett, Trustees. Thomas S. Miller, Dr. A.
Kellogg, John McCraith, E. Ektlnnd, E. A. Saw-
yer, H. A. Gullixson, and E. D. Feusier. Church
Committee. G. H. Sanders, Secretary of the So-
ciety. L. L. Blood, Librarian.
New Jerusalem Church.
Rev. Joseph Worcester, 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
Sabbath School meets at ten o'clock, a. m.
Officers.— Oliver Eldridge, Chairman ; J. H. Pnr-
kitt. Secretary; J. Blanchard, David Wiider, and
Charles Elliott, Church Committee.
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian Church.
Location south side of Geary street, between
Dupont and Stockton. Rev. Horatio Stebbins,
Pastor ; residence 16 Ellis Street.
This church was organized September 1st, 1850.
The first edifice owned by them was erected in 1852,
on Stockton Street between Clay and Sacramento,
The first regular Pastor, the Rev' Joseph Harring-
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ton, arrived August 27th, 1852, and died November
2nd of t!n- same year, of Panama fever. The second
regular Pastor, Rev.F.T. Gray, arrived June, 1853,
and left in June, IS.V1, and died in Boston in Pi b
ruary, 1855. The third regular Pastor, the Kev. R.
P. Cutler, arrived August 31st, 1854, and continued
bis ministrations without intermission until Jane 1st,
1859. at. which time he resigned his charge and left
for New York. The Rev. John A. Buckingham
then officiated as temporary Pastor until April 5th,
1860. The Rev. Thomas Starr King arrived here
with his family April 28th, 1860, 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,
and erected a new church 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
purity of its architectural design and its interior
beauty.
Upon the death of Thomas Starr King on the 4th
of March, 1864 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 6ix months.
The Rev. Horatio Stebhins, 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 church are not owned by indi-
viduals, but belong to the society whose organic
laws require that they 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. Pews are free
at all Sabbath evening services. Social gatherings
of the members are held ou evening of first Wed-
nesday of each month in the parlor of the church.
The" Sabbath School has n library of two thousand
volumes. Meets at half past nine o'clock a.m.
Officers. — Hoi ace Davis, Moderator; George C.
Hickox, Treasurer ; James L. Fields, Clerk ; Levi
Stevens, Horatio Frost, Thomas Houseworth, Tho-
mas Young, Henry P. Blanchard and Charles A.
Murdock, Trustees. Caleb N. Cousetis, Sexton and
Collector ; residence, 16~'5 Webster Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chinese Mission House.
Location northeast corner of Stockton and Sacra-
mento Streets. Rev. A. W. Loom is and Rev. I. M.
Condit. Pastors; residence 800 Stockton Street,
Religions services in the Chinese language on each
Sabbath afternoon and evening, and also on Wed
nesdav evening. An eveuiug school in three depart-
ments' is open througfcbtit the week. A Sabbath
School is held twice each Sabbath. The house is
brick, and was built by the liberality of the citizens
of San Francisco, and by funds from thePresby
terian Board of Foreign Missions, whose office is in
New York, by which the Mission to the Chinese in
California is supported. The house contains school
and reading rooms, a chapel which will seat nearly
three hundred people, and apartment* for two mis
nonaries.
Chinese Mission House of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Location north side of Washington Btreef be-
tween Stockton and Powell. I.Vv. (»u- i.
Superintendent : residence 916 Washington
Rev, llu Sing Me. Native Preacher.
The Mission House recently erected is a neat and
commodious edifice, fifty-six by seventy fei
three stories high. On the main Boor are three
schoolrooms, with doable folding doors tx twe< n, so
that when desirable they can all be thrown
room for general school exercises or religiot
ices. On the second tloor of the Chine-.- depart-
ment are two school rooms, also connected l>y fold-
ing doors, and rooms for the family of the native
preacher. The third floor of this north f the
building contains four fine rooms, d< signed for a fe-
male department. The entrance to the CI it ese de-
partment is on Stone Street, and to the \'
depart nt. 916 Washington Street.
The total cost of the property i - me-tbird
of which has been contributed by friends on this
Coast, and the balance has been paid bj the -Mis-
sionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
to which Society the property is deeded.
School is held every evening daring the v.
cept Saturday. Tuition .* I per month. Bib
meets every Sabbath at half-p bI ten o'clock a.m.
Sabbath School at seven o'clock p.m. Service in
the Chinese language every Sabbath, at two
I'.M.
The Mariners' Church.
Location northeast corner of Sacramento ami
Drnmm streets. Rev. Joseph Rowell, Pastor;
residence 1208 California Street.
This church was organized with six members, in
December, 1858, and now an phi b one bandied
and thirty. The house of worship, occupied by the
society, is a commodious wooden building erected in
1867 by contributions from merchants and ol
zens of San Francisco.
This church tituls a wide field for asefoln
the usual church services, a large Bi
seamen and strangers, a Sabbath religious reading
room, weekly meetings of the 8 V. M nine Temper-
ance society, several Prayer Meetings on «■
evenings, preaching on toe Sabbath, and i '
lahor (luring the week at the 1'. s. Marine Hospital,
distribution of bibles and tracts on shipboard, bo i ril-
ing houses, and elsewhere, ami missionary labors
about the streets, wharves, and shipping, and 00
hoard several inenof War and oilier sea going ves-
sels. It is an undenominational missionary church.
There is connected \\ ith this church a isl-
and Sabbath School, numbering more than one bun-
dled teachers and s ihobtTS.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and
three and half past seven o'clock I'.M
During the year 1860 a Society u a.- formed among
the business men of San Francisco, having for its
object the moral improvement of seamen, called the
San Francisco Port Society. Ii beaks to attain its
object by sustaining the preaching of the
and other missionary labors in connection with the
Mariners' Church.
Officeri. — Rev. J. Rowill, P laplain
American Seaman's Friend Society, n
labored here since August, 1858; Senry Chi
Alfred Bergncr, and Kasinus Poulson, Deal
Disciples of Christ.
Congregation of Disci] risiian
Church). Isaac W. Teher, Pastor; residence 938
Mi-sion Sired. Meets every Lord's Day at
o'clock a.m. in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter S
Membership, titty.
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First Reformed Church (German.)
Present place of worship, Excelsior Hall, 711
Mission Street, Rev. Frederick Fox, Pastor;
residence •'>'_' I Greenwich Street.
This Bocietywas organized by the Rev. Frederick
Fox. on the eleventh of April, 1869. Three Elders
and three Deacons, together with the Pastor, con-
Btilote the Consistory. The government of this
Chinch is Presbyterian.
A Sabbath School numbering over fifty scholars
was commenced on the eleventh of July.
The Church anrl School are the first of the kind
Organized on the Pacific Coast, and stand in connec-
tion wiili Zion'e Classis Pennaof the Eastern Synod
of the Reformed Church in the United States.
Services on Sabbath in the German langnage at
eleven o'clock a.m. German Sabbath School at ten
O'clock A.M.
The Independent German Congregation of
San Francisco.
Incorporated July 1st, 1870. Lectures held at
Dashaway Hall, Sunday at 11 o'clock, a.m.; Sunday
School at 9 o'clock, a.m. Number of scholars eighty.
Officers,— Herman Wensel, President; A. Deiiike,
Vice President ; Adolph Fried, Secretarv ; H. E.
TYubenbacli, Financial Secretary; Albert Koster,
Treasurer.
Russian Church.
Place of worship. Oil Jackson Street, Rev.
?mAUL Rkdrolivanskv. Arch Priest, residence,
d04 Green Street. Rev. Nicholas Koyrigin
Pastor ; residence 2216 Mason Street,
A society was incorporated under the title of the
Greek Russian Slavonian Orthodox Eastern Church
OB 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
according to the ritual of the orthodox Eastern
Church, to care for its sick members and burv its
dead." J
Officers.— S. Martinovich, 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.— James Battersby, President; Caroline
H. Spear. \ ice-President; Rebecca Fitzgerald, Treas
urer; J Wvlie Mackie, Recording Secretarv; Car-
rie M. .Parker, Corresponding Secretary.
Baptist Chinese Mission School.
Location west side Dnpont, between Clay and
Sacramento Streets. Rev. John Francis, in charge
residence Brooklyn, Alameda County; Assistants!
lam Sing and Ah Gim.
SOCIETIES.
Religious.
,™CAX TRACT SOCIETY -PACIFIC
AGLNC\.-ri,e American Tract Society has been
nreTi'Tv % i86™ J6*1"8" Ite headquarters
are at l.>0 Nassau Street, New York. The Pacific
Agency was established at Bible House, 757 Mar-
ket Street, m December, 1869, bv one of the Secre-
tary Rev. <i. L. Shearer. A -full .apply of the
Society s publications always ou hand, for sale and
disininmon among the poor. The San Francisco
liact Society has been disorganized, and all its
hooks and tracts transferred to the American Tract
Society.
Officers.— Rev. Frederic E. Shearer, District Sec-
retary ; D. VV. McLeod, Depositary.
BAPTIST CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY.
— Incorporated June 15th, 1868. Objects: "To
secure Church Building lots, and to aid in the for-
mation ol Sabbath Schools."
Officers -C. V. Grey, President; M. B. French
Vice-President; D. C. Breed, Secretary; J. A.
Eaton, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.-Or-anized
October 30th, 1849, with John M Finlev a. Presi-
dent, and the Revs. J. L. Ver Mehr, Albert Wil-
liams, and W. Taylor. Vice-Presidents, and T. D.
Hunt as Secretary. The first building of ihe so-
ciety, oil 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
tu% new building, on Market Street, was laid with
appropriate ceremonies Mav 2d, 186-2. 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
respected agent, Rev. F. Buel, "to more fully extend
the circulation of the Holv Scriptures in this State
and the Pacific Coast, The building is fifty feet by
seventy five, three stones high, with store's 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-
sitory 757 Market Street. Meetings of the Boardof
trustees are held by appointment ou the Tuesday
alter the first Sunday of each month.
Officers— Annis Merrill, President; Revs A L
Stone, D.D., W. T. Lucky, O. P. Fitzgerald, T. M
Cunningham, J. Powell, L. Walker, and H. I) La-
throp, DD„ all of San Francisco; Revs. S. H.
Willey, Luciift Hamilton, of Oakland : Rev W. H.
Hill, Rev. I. E. Dwinell, F. Ch.isiler, of Sacramen-
to; Rev. C. C. Pierce, of Placerville ; Rev. George
Mooar, of Oakland ; Rev. M. C. Briggs and Rev. J.
McElroye ot Santa Clara, and Rev. VV. I. Maclay
of Napa. Vice-Presidents; Charles Wi t tram. Treas-
urer ; William R. Wadsworth, Secretary; Elijah
Bigetow, Rev. Henry A. Sawtelle, E. P Flint, W.
H. Codington, Nathaniel Gray, and Rev F Buel
trustees.
CALIFORNIA THEOLOGICAL SFMINARY
ASSOCIATION.— Organized October l:.th. 1866.
lbc object ot this association is to establish and
maintain a Theological Seminary upon the Pacific
Coast. Such an institution, incorporated by the
State Board of Education, is now iu operation at
Oak and. Alameda Co., under the name of the Pac-
ific rbeological Seminary. It has twoeudowed pro-
fessorships aud a line property consisting of about
eight acies ot land, and the building formerly occu-
pied by the Female College of the Pacific. Ail min-
isters or members of Congregational Churches who
are favorable to the object, and express their assent
to the Declaration of FhhIi adopted by the Congrega-
tional Council in Boston, in 1865, may become mem-
bers ot this association. Persons who have made gen-
erous donations to the scininlfcv may become honor-
ary members by a vote of tin ee-fonrths of t lie mem-
bers present at any regular meeting. The annual
meeting of this association will be held on the Tues-
day following the first Sabbath in October al such
place as may be designated by them. Oth. ■ meet-
iN.usot the association mav be called at any time by
the President, by publishing a notice the., of iu
HUtfTX^To^HO^rs^o^^^
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny street. Yankee Notions.
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SOCIETIES, RELIGIOUS.
some newspaper of general circulation, at least two
weeks previously.
Officers— I. E." Dwinell, D.D., President; Rev
W. L. Jones, Vice-President ; Rev. J. Kimball Sec-
retary ; L. B. Bencliley, Treasurer ; Rev. J. A. Ben-
ten, W. N. Haw-ley, Rev. W. C. Pond. James M
Haven, Rev. C. H. Pope.L. C. dinn.M. D.,Rev Eli
Corwin, T. B. Bigelow, Rev. A. L. Stone, DD E
P. Flint, Rev. I. E. Dwinell, D. D., and L.' 15
Bencliley, 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 on
Tennessee near Sierra Street.
Officers— C. W. Morrison. President; Vincent
Beliman, Adoneia Fulton, William Thompson, Jas.
Anderson, Nathan Davis and Reuben Randolph,
Trustees.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
HOME ASSOCIATION.— Organized January,
18(i9. Incorporated January 25th, 1870. Objects
To establish and sustain a charitable institution for
the permanent care and maintenance of poor, aired,
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 Fi ancisco. Location of Home, Mission Street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
Officers. — Right Rev. Bishop Kip, D. D.. Presi-
dent ; Rev. T. W. Brotherton, Vice-President ; Wm.
B. Hooper, Secretary and Treasurer ; Right Rev. W.
I. Kip, 1). I)., Rev.'H. D. Lathrop. D. I).. Charles
Langley, William B. Hooper, H. F. Williams and
Rev. Thos. B. Lyman, Trustees. Ladies' Hoard of
Managers: Mrs." S. R. Throckmorton, President;
Mrs. A. W. Belknap, Secretary; Mrs. C. Jackson,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CHRISTIAN SABBATH
SOCIETY. — Organized by a general convention,
at Sacramento, January 4th, 1SG5. Reorganized at
San Francisco, June 7lh, ISb'G. Object: '"To pro-
mote, by the presentation of light and motive
through the press, pulpit and other agencies, a bet-
ter-observance of the Christian Sabbath."
First Public Anniversary, June 10th, 1SC6, at
Calvarv Presbyterian Chuich, San Francisco; Rev.
A. L. Stone, D. D.. Rev. 1). B. Cheney, and Rev.
C. H. Atilerba h, Speakers. Second Public Anni-
versary, June 23d, 18o7, at First Presbyterian
Church, San Francisco, Rev. James Eells, Speaker ;
Fifth Public Anniversary, January i-th, 1871, at
Calvarv Presbyterian Church, San Francisco; Rev.
A. R. Medburv, Rev. W. T. Lucky, D. D., and
Rev. E. Corwin, Speakers.
Officers. — H. 1). Lathrop, D. D. President ; W.
T. Lucky, D. D., and H. A. Sawtelle, Vice-Presi-
dents ; J. C. Olmsted, Treasurer; vacant, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO CITY MISSIONARY SO-
CIETY.—Organized 1867. Office northwest cor-
ner of Washington and Sanson) 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 oi
Salvation ; to establish Mission Sabbath Schools;
to secure the diffusion of the Holy Scriptures, and
other religious publications ; and generally, to pro-
mote the cause of molality ami religion among the
uneva geli/.ed of this community, by enlisting the
chur<! es 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.
Officer^— Rev. A. L. Stone, 1> l>. p.
Samuel Cowl, b, Vice- President ; Sam a. 1 P .
Beoretary ; Walter N. Baw ley, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CITY MISSIONARY \\"l>
CHURCH EXTENSION 80CIET\ OF THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
porated August 2d, 1869. Capil i - Num-
ber of shares, one thousand. Office, 1128 Market
Street.
■«.— John T. McLean. President J II It
II. acock, Vice-President; William F. Kell
rotary,
BAN FRANCISCO PORTSOCIF1 1 I
■zed March, 1869. Tl bjeel or this mm iety >- the
moral improvement of .-.-amen, and oth< n col n cted
with the s.a. in this port, I, v aiding the Imt-riran
Seaman's Frieod Booieiyof New ?ork in sustain-
ing the Mariner's Church of San Francisco, and in
such enterprisi b connected therewith us the m ci< ty
may approve. This Kociety ia organized and not
tamed on the p inciple that it bi long* n ■
the people of San Francisco to provide n
privileges and instructi ma for the sail re belonging
to and visiting this port. Anv person may
a member by paying five d liars a ye r, oi a life
member by the payment at one time o(
In 1866 they erected a line I Be ol
the seamen of thie port, on the corner of Sacra
and Drum m Si reels at a I
more than $20,000, the larger p irl of whii h w
tributed for the purpose by citizens of San Fi
and others, and $6,000, the balance, was rai« d by
loan secured by mortgage on t! e I"'
Officers. — Oliver Eldridge, President; U. 15.
Swain, Vice i'l'i shh in ; J, Rowell, Bi -
vid N. Ilawh-y. Treasurer; Ira P. Rankin, J. T.
Dean, I. W. Raymond, John T. M. Le n, I..
vens.Wm. H. Btowell David N. Hawley, H iry
Chester and J. Rowell, Trustees.
SODALITY OF THE B. V. M.— Organized De
cember, 1861. MeetingB held i very Buuda\ morn-
ing, at half-past nine o'clock, in the bast u e'ni ol St.
Ignatius' Church, on Market Street between fourth
and Fifth. Organizations ol the above nodalities
have existed for the past two hundred years. This
sodality w.is founded in this city by the Re v. J M.
C. Buchard, S. J., having for its object the il
and intellectual improvement of its membi rs. It is
directed by a Chaplain, and governed In iF
and two assistants, together with a S»cretari
urer, and twelve i Bultors. Ii hat
about twelve hundred volumes, wine1;
creased continually. Number of members ab ml six
hundred.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOC! \ NON.
— Incorporated September 1 3th, 1853, having for its
object the moral, social and iutellectn d i
incut of yonng men, of ill denominations, bj means
of B Reading Room, supplied with all the leading
religious and secular papers, magazines and peri-
odicals, domestic and foreigrl, together sritn
selected Library ot more than four thousand vol-
umes. <ipen to all. There is als.i a eon m
( ',\ mnasinm, Howling Alley and Che.-s K om, "pen
to members only.
The third Monday evening of each month ia de-
voted to social, literary and mm
to all. A prayer meeting, to which all of even de-
lion are welcome, is held at the roor
Saturday evening, from eight to nine o'clock ; also.
a daily prayer meeting, from quarter pa-t twelve
o'clock, a. m., to one o'clock p. m.
The association lias recently erected a la
handsome building on Sutti veeu Ke rny
and Dnpont The roomeKre openeveryd
eilfbt o'clock A. H., to ten o'clOC I, P. >!.. ami the Li-
JONEb, PULLMAN & CO., 110 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' & Children's Cotton Hosier*
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
brary from three to ten o'clock, p. m., every day ex -
cepl Sunday.
Officers. — B. H. Freeman, President ; C. J. King,
W. M Cubery, C. V. Grey, and R. G. Davisson,
Vice Presidents; E.Worth, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; John Dunn, Recording Secretary ; E. A. Law-
rence, Treasurer; H. L. Chamberlain, Librarian.
YOUNG MEN'S UNION BENEFICIAL SO-
CIETY (Colored). — Organized 1861. Incorpor-
ated Jane 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 on Pacific
Street near Mason, and have erected a spacious
hall for public meetings and other purposes.
Officers.— William H. Carter, President; J. B.
Wilson, Vice-President; liiebard Houston, Trea-
surer ; Joseph S. Heuriques, Secretary ; Thomas B.
Davidson, Marshal.
Benevolent.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION
— Object; Mutual benefit to members of the order
California Lodge, No. I. — Organized January
11th, 1866, under charter from R. W. Grand Lodge
of the American Protestant Association of the Uni-
ted States. Meets every Monday evening at 105 Post
Street.
Ykrba Buena Lodge, No. 2. — Organized JanT
uary 8th, 1868. Meets every Friday evening at An-
thony Hall, i!7 Bush Street.
Gehmania 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 everv Saturday evening
at 105 Post Street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.— Or-
ganized March 2'Jth, 1869.
The election of officers takes place March 21st of
each year.
Stale Officers. — James Walters, State Delegate;
James F. Brady, State Secretary ; John McGnire,
General President ; Patrick Bierne, County Dele-
gate.
General Officers. — James Cahill, President ; Pat-
rick Tieruev, Vice-President ; T. M. Connolly, Sec-
retary ;A. Small, Assistant Secretary ; John Cooiiey,
Treasurer.
Division No. 1. — Meets second Friday of each
month at "Hibernia Hall, 24(> Third Street. Number
of members, four hundred and fifty.
Officers. — James Barrett, President; F.Meagher,
Vice-President ; Thomas W. O'Brien, Recording
Secretary ; M. O'Brien, Financial Secretary ; Dan-
iel Harney, Treasurer.
Division No. 2.— Meets first Thursday of each
month at Hiberuia Hall. Number of members, four
hundred.
Officers— V. M. Weltin, President ; W. J. Brady,
Vice-President ; Hon. Frank Mahon, Recording
Secretary ; M Ward, Financial Secretary ; Michael
McMenomy, Treasurer.
Division No. 3. — Meets second Thursday of each
month at Hi hernia Hall. Number of members,
three hundred.
Officers, — James O^Brien, President; Charles
Farley, Vice-President ; Humphrey Gallagher, Re-
cording Secretary ; Daniel Ryan, Financial Secre-
tary ; John Murray, Treasurer.
Division No. 4. — Meets second Tuesday of each
month at Grand Central Hall, SE corner Sixth and
Market Streets. Number of members, three hun-
dred and fifty.
Officers. — Daniel J. Sullivan, President ; P. Car-
bery, Vice-President ; T. D. Sullivan, Recording
Secretary ; R. Tobin, Financial • Secretary ; D.
Healy, Treasurer.
Division No. 5. — Meets first Wednesday of each
month at the School House, near the Old Mission
Dolores Church, SVV corner Sixteenth and Dolores
Streets. Number of members, three hundred and
fifty.
Officers. — P. R. Hanna, President; Michael J.
Wrin, Vice-President ; John McGrath, Recording
Secretary ; P. J. Carr, Financial Secretary ; P.
McGinnis, Treasurer.
Division No. 6. — Meets every Friday at Charter
Oak Hall, 771 Market Street. Number of members,
two hundred and fifty.
Officers. — M. C. Hassett, President ; John A.
Lennon, Vice-President ; J. J. Donovan, Recording
Secretary ; Edward Berminjfham, Financial Secre-
tary ; T. Donnelly, Treasurer.
ASSOCIATION OF THE DAUGHTERS OF
ISRAEL.— Organized April, 1864. 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. B. Hagan, President, NE cor
Turk and Taylor Streets ; Mrs. M. Cerf, Secretary
and Treasurer.
ANCIENT JEWISH ORDER K. S. B.—
Grand Lodge A. J. O. K. S. B. — Meets semi-
annually at 751 Market Street.
Officers. — Louis Korn, Grand Saar ; Abraham
Blakman, Deputy G. S. ; Adolph Morgenstern, G.
Nassi ; N. Levy, G. Sofer ; S. May, G. Gisber ; H,
Danziger, G. Cohen ; H. E. Von Straaten, G. Sho!
mer; L. Licht, G. S. Hap; M. Wilson, G. Chaplain,
Har Homoriah Lodge No. 3. — Meets every Sun-
day evening at 751 Market Street.
Officers.— A. Michael, W. A. ; J. Priebatch, N. ;
, Archi ; J. Cohen, Al. ; A. M. Levy, So-
fer ; D. Levy, Gisber ; J. Schmidt, Cohen ; B. Di
mond, Sg. ; K. Ros.enberg, Shomer ; A. Levy, Sh.
Hap.
Rehoboth Lodge No. 6. — Meets every Monday
evening at 751 Market Street.
Officers.— L. Erlich, W. A. ; B. M. Blum, N ; M.
Wolf, Archi ; A. Levingston, Al. ; Ch. Groslicht,
Sofer; M. Isaacs, Gisber; A. J. Livingston, Co-
hen ; M. Michelson, Sg. ; M. Steiuler," Shomer ;
Morris Louis, Sh. Hap. ; A. Franklin, Trustee.
Zion Lodge No. 4. — Meets every Wednesday eve-
ning at 751 Market Street.
Officers.— Dr. L. J. Henry, W. A. ; Joseph Hen-
ry, N ; L. Blume, Archi ; J. Futter, Al. ; N. S. Fried-
berg, Sofer ; S. May, Gisber ; L. Phillips, Cohen ;
Gustave Coheu, Sg. ; A. Gersou, Shomer ; L. Plat-
shek, Sh. Hap.
Washington Lodge No. 7. — Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 751 Market Street.
Officers.— E. Silberstein, W. A. ; J. L. Markusi,
N. ; H. Lowenberg, Archi ; Elias Levy, Al. ; S.
Danielwitz, Sofer ; Charles Lehman, Gisber ; S. H.
Lichtenstein, Cohen ; I. Lesser, Sg. ; M. Mendel,
Shomer: H. Joseph, Sh. Hap.
Jeshuran Lodge No. 9. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at 751 Market Street.
Officers.— A.. Hoffmann, W. A. ; P. M. Berry, N. ;
L. Somerfield, Archi; M. Ezekiel, Al. ; M. Bach-
nach, Sofer; M. Levy, Gisber; E. Levy, Cohen;
M. Raphael, Sg. ; T. Harris, Shomer ; II. Joseph,
Sh. Hap.
HUNTINGTON", HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAST SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kenrny Street. Smokers' Arncles.
SOCIETIES, BENEVOLENT.
885
Hall Committee— A. J 0. K. S. B.—k. Franklin,
President ; W. Myer, Treasurer ; B. Levy, Secre-
tary ; B. M. Blum, Janitor.
A. J. O. K. S. B. MUTUAL AID ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized June 7th, 18(18. Meets tliird
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. — M. Lindheimer, President; B. Levy,
Vice President ; L. Licht, Secretary; R. S. Calis'h,
Treasurer ; P. Abrahumson, P. Harris, Charles Leh-
man, Em. Levy, and L. Phillips, Trustees.
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized September 21th, 1870. Meets at Hall of
G. A. R., southeast corner of New Montgomery and
Natoma Streets, on the first and third Saturday of
each month. Object: To assist needy members in
case of sickness and distress.
Officers. — Joseph Vandor, President ; M. C. Has-
sett, Vice-President ; Rudolph Meiners, Recording
Secretary ; Henry Heinz, Financial Secretary ;
Gottlieb Mnecke, Treasurer.
B'NAI B'RITH— District Grand Lodge, No.
4. — Meetings held Semi-annually, at Covenant Hall,
105 Post Street.
Officers. — Louis Schwartz, G. N. A. ; B. Dennerv,
(Sacramento) G. A.; J. M. Cohen. G. Y.; Alex. L.
Badt, Grand Secretary ; M. Kalmuk, Grand Treas-
urer ; J. Zohel, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Ophir Lodge, No. 21. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at Covenant Hall, 105 Post Street.
Officers. — M. Levy, President; Charles Gross-
licht, Secretary.
Modin Lodge, No. 42. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at Covenant Hall, 105 Post Street.
Officers. — Joseph Schoeu, President ; M. Water-
man, Secretary.
Pacific Lodge, No. 48. — Meets every Thursday
evening at Covenant Hall, 105 Post Street.
Officers. — Louis Kaplan, President; G. Gold-
smith, Secretary.
Montefiore Lodge, No. 51.— Meets every Sun-
day evening at Covenant Hall, 105 Post Street.
Oncers.— Joseph Aaron, President ; S. Goldberg,
Secretary.
Columbia Lodge, No. 127.— Meets every Mon-
dav evening at 413 Sutter Street.
Officers.— H. Heiueman, President ; Max Levy,
Secretary.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 128.— Meets every
Wednesday evening at 413 Sutter Street.
Officers.— E. Abramson, President ; G. J. Harris,
Secretary.
California Lodge, No. 163.— Meets every Sun-
day evening at 413 Sutter Street.
Officers. — G. Haas, President; S. Lowenberg,
Secretary.
B'nai B'rith Library Association.— Organ-
ized January, 1808. Number of members, one hun-
dred and twenty. Number of volumes in library,
three thousand. " Rooms, 105 Post Street.
Office rs.— William Saalhnrg, President; David
Magues, Vice-President; I. N. Choynski, Secretary;
Louis Schwartz, Financial Secretary ; J. M. Cohn,
Treasurer; Jacob Gans, Librariau.
Covenant Hall Association.— Organized 1863'
for B'nai B'rith purposes. Meetings held at Cove-
nant Hall, 105 Post Street.
Officers.— J. Frank, S. S. Arnheira, J. Zobel and
S. H. Schockeu, Trustees.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CAL-
IFORNIA.—Rooms No. 730 Montgomery Street.
This society was organized in 1865, for the pur-
pose of affording relief to sick or destitute membi rs
and persons, who were subjects of Grant Britain at
the time of their birth, and of promoting the >"•< i .1
and intellectual improvement <>l its iiii-iiiIk r- Be
tweet) twelve ami thirteen hundred men, including
many citizens of the United States, have been u
mitted to membership, and there are now some two
hundred and sixty paying members, including ten
life members, on the rolls. In May, I $
ciation wascompletely reorgania .1 aid incoi porated,
and a Constitution adopted, containing several ad
mirable features, and, among others, provisions tor
free lectures, debates, and social concerts. From
the time of its formation the affairs .:| the society
have been carefully and judiciously managed, and
its charity dispensed with prudent liberality. It has
uniformly co-operated with the Ban Francisco Be-
nevolent Association and Bl Andrews Society, and
through its agency their burden hat been greatly
lightened, manv hundreds of sick and destitute men,
women and children effectively relieve. I. and a large
number' provided for with employment The relief
given is, for the most part, temporary ; and .
ent, under the new system adopted by the B wrd ol
Relief, averages !*•.'.•.'(> per case. During the year
ending on April 30th, 1871, the smallest nnmber of
applications for any one month was one hundred,
and the smallest amount expended *si B
number of applications during the same period was
one hundred and ninety for the inclement month of
January, involving expenditure of .*.' 12.03 . For the
year terminating April 30th, 1871, the total number
of persons assisted was one thousand ami thirty, and
the total amount expended fortheir benefit |
The introduction of various literary ami social fea-
tures, and the opening of a correspondence through-
out this and the adjoining Slates .ml Territories, it
is confidently expected, will largely add to i
fulness of the institution, which has al eady attracted
the marked admiration of the people ol Ban Fran-
cisco. The Board of Belief is in attendance daily
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The regular meeting is held
the first Monday evening of each month.
Officers.— William Lane Hooker. II. B. M. Con-
sul, President; Si n L. Jones, First Vice Presi
dent; Dr. H. Austin, Second Vice President ; Wil-
liam B. Agard, Treasurer; John I'. McCurrie, Sec-
retary ; C Pace, S. P. llolden, Lawrence Kilgour,
8. C. Bngbee, William Hayes, ami Charles H
Board of Directors; William Have-, Chairman;
Charles Hopps, Thomas Nelson, D. W. Davies,
Alexander Gray, Henry A. Fox, and D. B
Board of Relief; George Naunton, William Hayes,'
S. C. Bngbee, and Charles Hopps, Executive I ' >m-
mittee; Rev. C. W. Turner. D. B. Brown, l: (Von-
derlich, Joseph Maguire, William (!. Hobson, .M.
Gray, and Thomas Nelson, Committee on Literary
Exercises mid Social Recreations: Boberl 0
ley, Gomer Evans, and Alfred E. Morley, Auditing
Committee; David Porter, W ,1. Crosier, and K.
Wundeilich, Finance Committee ; James Blake, K.
D., T. II. Bennett, M, D., and Robert Mackintosh.
M.D., Hoard of Physicians ; W. Pickering, ami Pain-
ter & Calvert, Druggists.
BUTCHERS' PROTECTIVE BROTHER-
HOOD.—Organised July Bth, 1888. Nnmber of
members, forty-four. Meets every Thursday eve-
ning, al Ehrmann's Saloon. First Avenue Dear Kail
road Avenue, South San Francisco.
Officer*. — Joseph Wallace, Presi. lent; Jacob Par,
Vice-President ; Hermann (i. Widmaun, Secretary;
John Doering, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA LABOR EXCHANGE.— Com-
menced operations April 874, 18">8. Sustained by
State appropriation.
Its objects are to provide employment^ for all
classes of men and women ; to obtain ami distribute
JONES. PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, General Stock of small Wares.
Fiews of any part ofthe Coast made by WATKINS, 26 Montg., opp. Lick House entranc
886
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
reliable information relating to the resources of the
Pacific Coast; and to inform all classes of persons
where their labor or capital may be employed to the
advantage. Office 637 Clay Street.
Qfflc&*.— Ira P. Rankin, President; C. V. Gil-
lespie, Vice President ; Charles E. McLane, Treas-
urer; A. Zeehandelaar, Secretary; J. B. Roberts,
William Alvord, I. Friedlander, and E. L. Sullivau,
active Trustees. %
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION.— Or-
ganized November 27th, 1865.
The objects of this association are the amelioration
of the condition of prisoners, the improvement of
prisons and prison discipline, and the aid and en-
couragement of discharged prisoners in their efforts
to regain their forfeited positions and secure for
themselves an honest livelihood. Office, room No.
G, fourth floor, 302 Montgomery Street.
Officers.— Hon. H. H. Haight, President ; Henry
Gibbons, M.D., Vice President ; James Woodworth,
SeCretarv ; A. J. Ralston. Treasurer ; A. J. Ral-
ston, Nathaniel Gray, J. W. H. Campbell, W. 0.
Andrews, Rev. William T. Lucky, D D., C. L. Tay-
lor, Rev. Albert Williams, Hon. E. D. Sawyer,
David Meeker. James Linforth, Hon. William Hol-
deu and J. 0. Rountree, Trustees.
CALIFORNIA RESCUE MISSION.— Incorpo-
rated May 20th, 1870. Meets ou first Thursday of
each month at Young Men's Christian Association
Building, i23i Sutter Street. '
Objects : To furnish a home for the reception and
reclamation of women desiring to return to a virtu-
ous life.
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. Rob-
ert, J. T. Robert, Mrs. E. P. Stone. Mrs. S. W. Hol-
laday, Visiting Committee; Mr6. William N. Tracy,
Matron.
CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S HOSPI-
TAL.— Inaugurated May, 1867. Organized May,
186S. 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 pay-
ing and free wards. Applications for admission
must lie made to the medical officers or to the Sec-
retary of the Ladies' Board.
Officers. — M. O'Connor, President; George H.
Eggers, Vice-President; J. W. Stow, Secretary;
Joseph A. Donohoe, Treasurer ; John Scott, M. D.,
Surgeon in charge ; O. O. Burgess, M. D., and W.
S. Watson, M. D., Assistant Surgeons.
Lady Managers. — Mis. W. H. Sears, President ;
Mrs. R. 15. Cunningham, Vice-President ; Mrs. M.
B .Barker. Secret,. r»- ; Mis J. T. I o t, Treasurer ;
Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. W. H. Walton, Mrs.
Lncien Hermann, Mrs. F. Connor, Mrs. V. Randall,
Mis. Samuel Grim, Mrs. C. L.Taylor and Mrs. S. H.
Shaw, Committee.
CHEBRA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized October 26th, 186:2. Meetings
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.
Officers. — Charles Grosslicht, President ; Henry
Danzeiger, Vice-President; II. Peiser, Recording
Secretary ; M. Silvey, Treasurer ; D. Cohen, Phy-
sician ; S. Saalherg, Assistant Surgeon.
CHEBRA BENAI YISRAEL.— Organized Sep
tetnher, 1861. Meetings held the third Sunday ol
each month, at 751 Market Street. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and twelve. The objects of this
society is to afford relief to its members in case of
sickness and distress.
Officers. — A. Levingston, President; William
Coleman, Vice-President ; G. Goldsmith. Recording
Secretary; S. Saalherg, Financial Secretary; S. S.
Levy, Treasurer ; J. R. Prevost, Physician.
CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SO-
CIETY.—Organized February, 1857. Meetings
held the second Sunday in each month at I. O. R.
M. Hall, 510 Bush Street. The objects of this soci-
ety is to aid its members in case of sickness or dis-
tress.
Officers. — W. Mayer, President ; E. Frank, Vice-
President ; A. N. Levy, Secretary ; A. Leveuthal,
Treasurer.
CHEBRA B'RITH SHALOME.— Meetings held
the first Sunday of each month at 751 Market street.
Number of members one hundred and thirty -five.
The object of this society is to aid its members in
case of sickness or distress.
Officers.— I.N. Choynski, President; R. S. Calisb,
Vice-President; L.Licht, Recordinyand Financial
Secretary; I. Witt, Treasurer; M, Rockman, Phys-
ician ; S. Schwartz, Assistant Surgeon; aud Edward
Abrahamson, Apothecary.
CHEBRA OHABATH 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. — Nathan Levy, President ; H. Meyer,
Vice-President; Jacob Gans, Secretary ; H. Danzi-
ger, Treasurer; A. Lipm.in, S. Falk and E. Elias,
Tmstees ; L. J. Henry, Physician ; E. Abrahamson,
Apothecary ; S. N. Levy, Messenger.
CHINESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—
Established 1801 Sustained by the Hop Wo Com-
pany, 736 Commercial Street. Shong 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 minister
to the sick, bury the dead, aud return their corpses
to their native land.
CLERK'S RELIEF SOCIETY.— Incorporated
1861. Meets first Tuesday in every month at 509
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 pro-
moting education and sociality among members.
Fourth. In assisting merchant clerks who are in
need. The society has at present (March, 187°)
about two hundred members. The German lan-
guage is principally used in its meetings ; but per-
sons of all nationalities ate received as members.
The society is in possession of a very good selected
library of about twenty-two hundred volumes, con-
sisting of classical, historical, and scientific works,
novels, etc., in German, English and French lan-
guages.
Officers. — A. Dallemand, President; C. Rochwitz.
Vice-President ; S. Feuchtwanger, Secretary ; M.
Augustine, Treasurer; E. Adefsdorffer, Financial
Secretary ; M. Ordensteiu and M. Brand, Directors.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Estab-
lished October, 1850, to assist poor and needy He-
brews, in want or sickness. Number of members,
four hundred and forty eight, who pay one dollar
each per month, besides a small additional sum to
accumulate as a sinking fund for the support of
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Busn and Market.
3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 und 716 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigars.
SOCIETIES, BENEVOLENT
887
widows and orphans. The society has a fund on in-
terest.
Officers— Gnstave Sutro, President ; Benjamin
Hagan, Vice President ; Leo Eloesser, Secretary ;
Isaac Levy, Treasurer ; M. Steppacher, Collector.
EXEMPT FIRE COMPANY. — Oi-mized De
eember 8th, lSti:.', in pursuance of Act of the Legis-
lature, approved March 26th, l*o7. which provides
that Exempt Members of the Department may or-
ganize themselves, to be known and designated as
the "Exempt Fire Company," and for the purpose
of asso, i iting themselves together for mutual benefit
and assistance, and for the more especial object <<i
receiving and administering the ''Fire Department
ChavitaUe Fund," from winch they are entitled by
law to relief. Meetings of the company are held
on the third Monday of each mouth, at their Hall
on Brenham Place. Number of members, eigbl
hundred and ninety. The Charitable Fund con
tained, .January 1st, 187:2, $82,536.96. Amount ex-
pended for relief for the year ending December 31,
187 1, $10,381.
Officers. — Franklin L. Jones, President ; Joseph
Austin and Timothy McCarthy. Vice-Presidents ;
Henrv C. Squire, Secretary; Archibald Wason,
Treasurer ; Henry Hudson, Martin Bulger, P. B.
Qninlan, John L. Durkee, George W. Corbell, E.
T. Batturs. Washington Irving, E. P. Buckley, A. ('.
[mbrie, John Bigley, Executive Committee ; Ber-
nard Wolff, Adam Smith and Henry A. Chase, Vis-
iting Committee; William Martin,' Michael Lynch,
Henry Barroilhet, James G. Carson and Frank G.
Edwards (Treasurer S. F. F. D. Fund) Directors
of the Charitable Fund.
FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.—
Thomas P. Burke Circle. — Organized 1856.
Meets at Hibernia Hall, 246 Third Street, every
Tuesday. Number of members, one hundred and
fifty.
Officers.— John P. Tierny, Center; M. B. Hughes,
Secretary ; John P. Guiuee, Treasurer.
Emmet Circle.— Organized 1859. Meets at Hi
hernia Hall every Tuesday. Number of members,
one bundled ami eighty.
Officers. — M. F. Cummings, Center ; P. J. Casey,
Secretary ; Timothy Nunau, Treasurer.
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
—Established in 1849, to assist needy Hebrews in
sickness and in want. Reorganized 1853 ; incor-
porated 1862. Number of members, four hundred
and 6even. Trustee meetings, second Sunday Of
each month, at Synagogue Sherith Israel, corner ol
Tavlor and Post Streets. .
Officers. — C. Meyer, President; J. M. Martin,
Vice-President; Saul Marks, Treasurer; B. Isaac,
Secretary ; Philip Born, Collector.
FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENE
FIT ASSOCIATION.— Organized January LOth,
1864. Meetings held second Sunday ol each month,
at Druids' Hail. Number of members, one hundred
and sixteen. The object of this association is to
establish an institution for mutual assistance to la-
dies of the Hebrew faith who may become mem-
hers of the association ; to furnish a physician and
medicine, a weekly benefit to sick members ; and.
on the death of a member, to defray the funeral ex
VeOfflcers.— G. Baum, President; M. Morgenslern,
Vice-President; S. Peyser, Secretary; H. Berk-
heim, Treasurer ; Dr. Depierns, Physician.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (Societe
Francuise de Bienfaisance Mutuel e).-Lptabl,rhed
December 28th, 1851. This is a Mutual Relief bo-
ciety, established for the purpose ofaffordii
ance to its members in case of sickness. The office
of the Bociety is located at Pioneer Hall. 8 18 Mo il
gomery Street, A new and commodious b
bas recent! v been erected on Bryanl s eel I" tween
Fifth and Sixth, whioh forms a very important ad-
dition to the charitable institutions of the city.
r«. — A. Weill. President ; V. (
E. B. Buffandeau, Vice Presidents; J. Renault,
Treasurer ; Ad. Schroder and Ch. Totron, B
ri« | X. Landry, J, St. I>.-in>. A. Lev) P. Gueuin,
A. De Surville. A. Dolet, A. Carrare, li Roy and
E. Raas, Trustees; E. !>' Oliveira, M. D., Pigne
Dnpuytren, M. D., and A. Hand M . I >
cians ; A. Durand, Collector; Q< B ronefond, Book-
keeper,
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLEN I
ETY OP SAN FBANCISCO (styled in German,
Die Allgemeine Deutsche Unterstuetznngs I
schaft), is one of the largest and moat efficient chari-
table institutions in this Btale. It w as "i„' tuiaed on
the seventh of January, 18M, with our hundred and
live Members, and bas rapidly increased, until now
it numbers thirteen hundred and fort) -two city mem-
bers, and four bundled and eighty ill the interior.
Only Germans and persons speaking <!• rman are
admitted to membership. The chief purpose of the
association is iiintu il assistance in case of sickness,
and when Biok (-very member lias a right to den iud
support and medical attendance f the society.
The society has a second purpose of doing cl
Germans not members of the associntion, and es-
pecially to German immigranUnewly arrived. The
society has a hospital Bituated on Brannan
near Third, built of brick, two Btoriea high, with a
basement, one hundred and twelve and one
front, fifty feet deep, with a wing in the i
twenty-three feet front, two hundred and twelve
feet deep, furnished with steam, sulphur, I
cold water and shower baths, and other conven-
iences lor the treatment of the sick. The w« i
smaller than any other bospit '1 in the city, so ihat
not many patients are put together in a room. The
lot upon* which the hospital is buill is one hundred
and thirty -seven feet six inches wide by two hun-
dred and seventy -five feet long, the whole surround-
ed by a high fence and cultivated in a line pardon,
a pari planted with ornamental Bowers and shrubs,
and a pan with kitchen vegetables. The pi
of the society, including the lol and hospital build-
ings, is worth about $60,000, and a lot recently pur-
chased, bounded by Sanchez, Noe, Dale and Vale
6treets, valued at $12,000. The revenue..;
uiet) amounted, in 1871, to $32,588.36, derived chiefly
fro in a monthly assessment of lollar l<
each member. The expenses of the sat
amounted to $32,575.40. The society has asp, id
servants in the hospital, a superintendent, an apoth-
ecary, a gardener, a cook and live waiters.
The office is ai 782 Washington Street, whet.- the
principal agent, Julius Barckhausen, ran 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 furnish em-
ployment, or servants to applicants, si Id
dressed to the agent. So obarge for »ppli(
Officers. — Ed. Uichelaseu, President; Joseph
Brandensteinand Herman Pflueger.Vice Presidents;
Bugo Rothschild, Recording Secretary ; H I
Financial Secretary ; II. Nielseu, 1 1- asurei ; I utus
Sprecbels, .1 Everding, P. Bauth, F. Korbel, Alex.
Qerdes, Ed. Weusel and II. Plagemann, Directors;
Julius Barkhauseu, Principal Agent: P Loebr, M.
D., J. Regenabnrger, M D., -V- Wilhelm, M. D , and
A. Barkau, M. D., Physicians.
GERMAN LADIES' GENERAL BENEVO-
LENT SOCIETY.— Orgauiaed 1870. Objects: To
JONES. PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanaoin Street, Best i>aper and Linen Collar..
WATKINS' Y'O-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance '
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
aid the poor and distressed Germans of Sau Fran-
cisco. Meets monthly at Turn Verein Hall.
Officers. — Mrs. Dr. Bryant, President; Mrs. S.
Hermann, Vice-President ; Mrs. Tboinas Taylor,
Treasurer.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. — Or-
ganized January, 1867.
This is an organization of honorably-discharged
soldiers, sailors and marines of the Army and Navy
of the United Slates, who served to suppress the
late rebellion, and whose objects are to perpetuate
a fraternal feeling among its members, to aid and
assist those in distress, and provide for the widows
aud orphans of their deceased comrades.
Officers of Department of California. — William
E. McArthur, Grand Commander, San Francisco;
C. E. Lancaster, Senior Vice-Grand Commander,
Sacramento; VV. R. Cox, Junior Vice-Grand Com-
mander, Vallejo ; Major A. H. W. Creigh, Assistant
Adjutant General, Sau Francisco ; Charles H. El-
dridge, Assistant Quarter Master General, San
Francisco ; Col. Joseph Vandor, Judge Advocate,
San Francisco ; Charles C. Bunn. Inspector? San
Francisco : P. H. Humphrey, M. D., Medical Di-
rector, San Francisco ; A. L. Stone, D. D., Chap-
lain, San Francisco ; J. C. Sargent, San Francisco,
Delegate to No. 1 Exempt Encampment ; Colonel
James Coey, Member of National Council of Ad-
ministration ; Lt. Colonel Thomas H. Craig, Assist-
ant Inspector General for Department of California.
Sedgwick King Post, No. 1. — F. M. Montell,
Commander. Organized May 22d, 1867. Meets every
Monday at eight o'clock p. m., at the G. A. R. Hall,
corner New Montgomery and Minna streets.
Lincoln Post, No. 2. — William E. Robinson,
Commander. Organized May 27th, 1867. Meets
every Thursday at eight o'clock, p. m., at the G.
A. R. Hall.
Admiral Dahlgren Post, No. 5.— Joseph Van-
dor. Commander. Organized August '23d, 1870.
Meets every alternate Friday of each month, at
eight o'clock p. m., at the G. A. R. Hall.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC CEM-
ETERY ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated January
28th, 1870. Meets at G. A. R. Hall.
Officers. — J. C. Sargent, President ; Celius
Brower, Secretary; C. Mason Kiuue, Treasurer.
GREEK RUSSIAN SLAVONIAN BENEVO-
LENT SOCIETY.— Organized September 2d, 1867.
Meetings held first Monday of each Month, NE cor
of Post aud Jones streets. Number of members,
thirty.
The objects of the Society are to have a church
wherein will be held on Sundays and other holidays
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 Maitinovieh, President; Luca
Zenovich, Vice-Presideut ; Samuel Martinovich,
Treasurer ; E. Radovich, Secretary.
HEPTASOPHS OR S. W. M.— Grand Conclave
holds semi-annual communications in March and Au-
gust, in San Francisco, office 687 Market Street.
Officers.— J. E. Whitcber, Grand Archon ; A. G.
Booth, Grand Chancellor ; J. M. De Pass, Grand
Provost ; George P. Fisher, Grand Prelate ; Charles
T. Smith, Grand Scribe; James Boss, Grand Treas-
urer; O. A. Dearing, Grand Inspector General; J.
E. Plunkett, Grand Herald; H. Groom. Grand War-
den; J. V. McCaim, Grand Guard of Threshold; R.
Betebenna, Grand Guide.
The number of conclaves organized in the State,
to March 1st, 1872, six. The following meet in
Sau Francisco.
Feiudon, No. 2. — Meets Thursdav evening, a
Independent O. R. M. Hall, 510 Bush" Street,
Saunders, No. 3. — Meets Wednesday evening, a
Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market Street.
Occidental, No. 5. — Meets Saturday evening, a
Charter Oak Hall.
Solon No. 6. — Meets Thursday evening, at Char
ter Oak Hall.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN— Office
607 Washington Street
Great Council of California. — Next session Buck
Moon G. S. D. 381 (July 1872) at 312 Bush Sireet,
San Francisco: William II. Mills, Sacramento City,
Great Sachem ; S. W. Blakeiy, Santa Craz^G. S. S.;
J. P. H. Wentworth, Sau Francisco, G. J. S.; Davis
Louderback, Jr., San Francisco, G. P ; J. A. Wood-
son, Sau Francisco, G. C. R.; William Friel, San
Francisco, G. K. W.
Number of Tribes in the State, forty -two. The
following meet in San Francisco.
Marin No. 1. (German) — Meets every Tuesday
evening at 342 Bush Street,
Hiawatha, No. 3. — Meets every Monday at 312
Bush Street.
Manzanita, No. 4. — Meets every Wednesday at
342 Bush Street.
St. Tammany, No. 5. — Meets every Friday at 342
Bush Street.
Iritaba, No. 6. — Meets every Thursday at 773
Market Street.
Yo-Semite, No. 7. — Meets every Wednesday at
342 Bush Street.
Willamette, No. 8. — Meets every Thursday at
773 Market Street.
Miantonomah, No. 9. — Meets every Tuesday at
342 Bush Street.
Pohonachee, No. 10. — Meetsevery Monday at
342 Bush Street.
Pocahontas, No. 11. — Meets every Friday at 342
Bush Street.
Sotoyome, No. 12.— Meets every Saturday at 342
Bush Street.
Klamath, No. 13. — Meets every Thursday at 342
Bush Street.
Minnewa, No. 25. — Meets every Tuesday at 773
Market Sireet.
Willewah, No. 33. — Meets every Friday at 773
Market Street.
Tuscorara, No. 36. — Meets every Wednesday at
773 Market Street.
New Narkagansett, No. 42. — Meetsevery Sun-
day at 342 Bush Street.
Tahoe Degree Council, No. 1. — Meets every
other Sunday.
Tyhee Degree Council, No. 2. — Meets every
other Sunday.
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN'S HALL
ASSOCIATION— F. P. Danu, Secretary; olfice 604
Merchant Street.
IMPROVED ORDER RED MENS LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION— Rooms at the Wigwam, 342
Bush Street open, daily.
IMPROVED ORDER RED MENS SAVINGS
AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated May 10th,
1870. Commenced business Oct. 1st, 1870. Guar-
antee Fund, $300,000. $45,000 paid in ; 3,000 mem-
berships. Office 340 Bush Street. No entrance fee
charged to depositors. Deposits received from the
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market.
». P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny St., Table and Pocket Cutlery
jlipublic in general to all amountB, and as low as 25
cents.
Officers. — C. D. Cushman, President ; James Ro-
gers, Secretary and Cashier.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN (ex-
elusive German Order). — The Gross Stamm of Cali-
fornia meete in January and July at the Hall, 510
Bush Street.
Officers.— William Holtz, Grand 0. Ch.; A. Hol-
loway, Grand U. Ch. ; A. Hertz, Grand B. Ch. ; T.
F. Lohse, Grand Pr. ; C. W. Lomler, Grand Secre-
tary ; H. Habennehl, Grand Treasurer.
The following named Encampment and Stamms
meet at the Hall, on Rush Street, at halt' past seven
o'clock p.m. in winter, and eight o'clock p.m. in
summer.
Yerba Buena Encampment. — Meets every
! Wednesday.
Pacific Stamm, No. 66. — Meets every Monday.
California Stamm, No. 70. — Meets every Fri-
day.
Golden Gate Stamm, No. 74. — Meets every
Saturday.
Johannes Stamm, No. 78. — Meets every Tues-
day.
San Francisco Stamm, No. 83. — Meets every
Thursday.
Germania Stamm, No. 118. — Meets every Tues-
day.
Columbus Stamm, No. 119. —Meets every Fri-
day.
Eureka Stamm, No. 120. — Meets every Sunday.
Harmome Stamm, No. 160— Meets every Thurs-
day.
INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MENS HALL
ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated December 34th,
1867. Capital, $30,000. Number of shares three
thousand. Meets second Monday of each month at
the Hall, 510 Bush Street,
Officers.— H. A. Siegfried, President ; F. Wicken-
hanser, Vice-President; F. Schirmeier, Secretary;
S. Pollack, Treasurer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MEN'S MU-
TUAL AID ASSOCIATION. — Incorporated Dec.
30th, 1869. Meets at I.O.R.M. Hall, 510 Bush Street
Officers.— H. A. Siegfried, President; F. R. Meyer,
Vice President ; C. Voss, Treasurer ; D. H. Bock-
maun, Secretary.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF THE SEVEN
WISE MEN. (Working in the German language)
California Branch of Philadelphia Grand Conclave.
— Incorporated, February 23, 1872.
First California Conclave, No. 77.— Meets every
Monday, at Independent Red Men's Hall, olO Bush
Street.
Germania Conclave, No. 83.— Meets every Tues-
day, at Anthony Hall, 417 Bush Street.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF WHITE MEN.
— Obiects : Fust, To insure fidelity to the Govern-
ment, as founded upon the Constitution of the L uiteil
States ; Second. Mutual protection and agMegatino
individual efforts for the relief of the distressed ,
Third To secure the widows and orphans of mem-
beThegcSin;.llon of the United States shall be the
ground-work of that portion of this Order which
teaches love of country.
OMcers of Grand Lodge.— 8. E. Hollister G. W.
Ujjicer, / G w c B c. Wnglit, G.
W C EC Hare G. W. W. ; George H. Raker,
G. W. S ;' J r. W Hodgkin, G. W. T. ; W. F. Wlm-
nev. G. W. Chaplain ; J. J. II yea, G. W. II. ; W.
IS. Rollins, G. W. M. ; S. If, Batch, G. W. K.
Columbia Loogk No. I. — Organized April 18th,
ISO!". Meets every Tuesday at Charter Oak Hull,
771 Market Street. Number of members, ?-.xty.
Q^icer*.— George 11. Baker, W. Sentinel ; Butler
Bonis, Paal W, Commander; William P. Brooka,
W. Commander; J. K. Brown, W. Warden
cis Clarke, W. Chaplain ; A. W. Stratton, W
orer: John Ken yon, W. Secretary ; J. W. Porter,
W, Berald ; K. 1 1 awes, w. Messengi r ; 'I bonus < '<
Worth, w. Knight.
Eureka Lonoi No. 4. — Organised July 28th,
1S7II. .Meets every Friday at Hare's Bail, SoOtll
S. F. Number of memben, forty.
Officers.— E. C. Hare. W. Sentinel ; A. ■'. Bare,
Past \Y. Commander; ('. E. Daoahee, W, Com
mauler; G. A. Grant, W. Warden; J. A. Bradt,
W. Chaplain; Brooka Mayers. NV. Treasurer ; J. W.
Hodgkin. W. Secretary; J. 8. Hare, W. Berald;
George Martin, W . Messenger ; Andrew Simmons,
W. Knight.
California Lodge No. 10. — Organized ls7l.
Meets every Monday evening at Charter Oak Ball,
771 Market Street. Number of members, seventy-
five.
Officers.— H. B. Rollins, W. Sentinel ;J.J.
Past \V. Commander ; Samuel 11. Henry, w
mander; R. R. Rollins, W. Warden ; Andrew Ste.
venson, W. Chaplain ; J. 0, Burke, rV. Treasurer;
Henry A. Chase, W. Secretary; (Jeo. Manley, W.
Herald ; Thomas Runyau, NV. Messenger ; John
Kramer, W. Knight.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.— Organized by Act of
the Legislature, 1858. Located on the Ocean Boom
Road. Office, City Ball, No. 1 1 set I floor.
Officers. — Benj. D. Dean, President ; Wm. B. L
Barnes, Vice-President ; James S. Thomson, Bet re
tary ; Henry A. Cobb, Treasurer ; John C. Pelton,
Superintendent; George Furlong, Charles J. Tih-
hev and Xenophon 1). Tingley, Teachers j William
Cook, Music Teacher and Carpenter; Henry C.
Castello, Superintendent's Clerk; Ja
Farmer; John Reattv. Gardener ; Nicholai I
Watchman ; James 'Hamilton, Foreman of Shoe
Shop; John S. Kenny, Foreman of Tailor 8bop ;
Mrs. Barber, Nurse; Mrs. Eleanor Smith.
Seamstress; Benjamin D. Dean. Physician.
Number of inmates, February 1st, 1872, two hund-
red and sixty-two.
IRISH AMERICAN BENEVOLEN1
ET V.— Organized May, 1860. Meets lirsi and third
Monday of each month, at the Irish-American Hull.
Howard Street near Fourth.
Officers.— John Collins, President; M. C. Has
sett, Vice President ; Thomas Mclnerney, Record
in" Secretary ; Michael Farrell, Financial
tary; John Heaney, Corresponding Beeretary; John
Uiggins, Treasurer.
IRISH CONFEDERATION. — RotitKE and
LUBY Club No. 1.— Meets every Friday at
Market Street. M
Officers. -John C.Talbot, President: J. J. O'-
Brien, Treasurer; Joseph O'Connor, Secretary;
M. Blackpool, John Kenealy and William U Con
nell, Trustees.
Club No. 2.— Meets every Wednesday at 757
Market Street.
Officers.— Michael Moore, President ; James O -
Connor, Treasurer ; Cuniffe, Secretary.
Celtic Club.— Meets every Saturday at 757
Market Street. .
Officers.— J. J. Connellv, President; ■■ w.
Btaekpool, Treasurer ; James OLeary, .secretary.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. UQ Sansom St.,
57
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
For Copies of Views of Buildings, Maps, Plans, etc., go to W ATKINS'. 26 Montg.
St.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Harmonic Club. — Meets every Monday at, 757
Market Street.
Officers. — "W. D. Murphy, President ; J. J.
Murphy, Treasurer ; J. D. McCarron, Secretary.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (Societa
Italiaua di .Mutual Beniticenza.) — Incorporated De-
cember 31, 18(17.
This is a mutual relief society, established for the
purpose of affording assistance to indigent sick
members. A hospital with all the modern improve-
ments 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 cured for. Meetings
held the first Monday of each' mouth at 430 Jackson
Street.
Officers.— A. D. Splivalo, President; G. Sala
and G. Pistolesi, Vice-Presidents; G. Briguardello,
Treasurer ; G. Oliva, Secretary.
JEWISH ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME
SOCIETY.— Independent Order B'nai' B'rith (Sons
of the Covenant.) Incorporated November 7th,
1870. Meets at I. O. B. B. Hall 105 Post Street
on the first Sunday of each month.
Officers. — J. Greenbaum, President ; Louis Kap-
lan. Vice-President; Jules Cerf, Treasurer: Alex-
ander L. Badt, Secretary.
KNICKERBOCKER ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized December yd, 1866. Number of members,
•bty-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 co-operation as members, a more perfect union
among all former residents of the State of New York
residing in California.
Officers. — ( Vacant) President . ; Edward Flahertv,
Vice-President ; H. R. Reed, Treasurer ; Henry G.
Langley, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— The first Lodge of
this Order in California was organized the 25th of
March, 18(59. Since then, twenty other Lodges
have been organized in the State, thirteen of which
are in San Francisco.
The Grand Lodge of California was organ-
ized September 28th, 1869.
Officers.— Wm. H. Bodfish, V. G. P. ; F. P.
Dann, W. G. C; James L. Fields. V. G. C ; Don
L. Swett, G. R. and C. S.J C. F. Wehn, G. B.; N.
J. Bird, G. G,: Benjamin T. Conger, G. I. S.: C.
M. Small, G. O. S.
California Lodge. No. 1.— Meets every Thurs-
day evening in K. of P. Hall, corner of Sutter and
Montgomery Streets.
Officers.— John Kerrigan, W. C; E. Schultz, V
C; B. T. Conger, R. S.; R. R. Stoddard, F. S.; R.
B. Gardner. B.; Charles H. Carter, G.; William
iFlagler, O. S.
Damon Lodge, No. 2.— Meets every Tuesday
evening in K. of P. Hall.
Officers.— J. G. Hurley. V. P.; M. Ettling, W. C.J
.T. J. Lee, V. C; F. M. Tilson, R, S.: Samuel Sey-
mour F. S.; George P. Fisher, B; F. J. Haskell,
G.; Peter Owens, I. S.; W. S. Adams, O. S.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Fri-
ty evening in K. of P. Hall.
Officers.— Wm. K. Forsyth, V. P.; George Huston,
W. C; Charles M. Bardwell, V. C; Will F Dun-
&"■• £■.£•; James VV- D""l>ar, F. S.; David Kerr,
B.; William T. Reilly, G.; John S. Miller, I. S.;
John S. Lund, O. S.
Laurel Lodge, No. 4.— Meets every Monday
evening in K. of P. Hall.
Officers. — Osmond W. Matthews, V. P.; Robert
A. Marden, W. C; John Bray, V C; John P.
Mains, R. S.; Thomas Penniman, F. S.; Samson
Lion, B.; M. B. Dolan, G.; R. N. Silvey, O. S.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. 5.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening, in K. of P. Hall.
Officers.— D»n L. Swett, V. P.; J. H. Farnham,
W. C; J. M. Hard, V. C; T. S. Milton. R. S.; A.
G. Tullar. F. S.; H. Barto, B.; W. A. Robinson, G.;
John G. Reed, I. S.; George F. Dunbar, O. S.
Germania Lodge. No. 6. — Meets every Sunday
evening in K. of P. Hall.
Officers. — Jacob Tautphaus, V. P.; G. Grossman
W. C; Peter Wolff, V. C. ; D. H. Bockman, R. S.
C. Oltman, F. S.; F. H. Mever, B.; G. Hepp. G.
F. C. F. Von Imhoff, I. S.; H. A. F. Shrader, O. S
Alemania Lodge. No. 8. — Meets every Friday
evening, in I. O. R. M. Hall, 510 Bush Street.
Officers.— Henrv Doscher, V. P.; (). W. Lilken-
dey. W. C; W. Brunniug, V. C; J. H. Winter, R.
S.; F. Geils. B.; E. Baruth, G.; C. H. Volte, I. S.:
L. Vollers, O. S.
Eureka Lodge, No. 9. — Meets every Friday
evening, at 751 Market Street.
Officers.— J. B. Griffith, V. P.; S. Anise. W. C.J
P. Greggins, V. C; A. L. Collins, R. S.; J. Heal-
ing, F. S.; C. Nutting, B.; H. L. Marcuse, G.;J.
Steuart, I. S. ; J. Capprise, O. S.
Excelsior Lodge. No. 12. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in I. O. R. M. Hall, 510 Bush Street.
Officers. — Joseph Schwab, V. P.; Geo. Andrews,
W. C; Chas. A. Bonestei, V. C; W.S.Robertson,
R. S.; Geo. C. Fillebrowne, F. S.; J. M. Verdenal,
B.; J. M. Hays, G.; Otis Conary, O. S.
Pacific Lodge, No. 14. — Meets every Friday
evening at 105 Post Street.
Officers.— L. A. Coffin, V. P.; T. G. Walker. W.
C; W. B. Niclmls, V. C; F. E. Sharp, R. S.; Thos.
Penberthv, F. S.; John Tucker, B. ; Chas. Ash, G.;
Peter Reavy, I. S.; W. Williams, O. S.
Harmonie Lodge, No. 15. — Meets every Thurs-
day evening in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter Street.
Officers.— Chas. F. Wehn, V. P.; Jacob Delges,
W. C; H. Frei, V. C; Gustav Kubl. R. S.; G.
Johnson, F. S.; S. Pbister, B.; C. Wider, G.; G.
Tuebuer, I. S.; A. Gebhard, O. S.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 16.— Meets every Tuesday
evening in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter Street.
■ Officers.— J. H. Crocker, V. P.; C. C. Gil more,
W. C; V. C. Post, R. S.; C. J. Hare, F. 8.; R. Be-
terbenner, B.; E. P. Heald, G.; W. A. Perkins, I.
S ; J. N. De Costa, O. S.
Occidental Lodge, No. 18. — Meets every Fri-
day evening, in Druids' Hall. 113 Satter Street.
Officers.— W. J. Crosier, V. P.; Benj. F. Josse-
lyn, W. C.J James H. Pratt, V. C; Wm. B. Lake,
R. S.; P. A. Eakins, F. S.; O. A. Thompson, G:;
S. Emmanuel, I. S.; Chas. Fella, O. S.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HALL ASSOCIA-
TION.—Incorporated December 27th, 1870. Meets
on the first Thursday in every month.
Officers.— George P. Fisher, President ; John Nel-
son, Vice-President; James E. Wolfe, Secretary;
Henry Conner, Treasurer.
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.— A secret
Irish organization, the object of which is known only
to the members of the association. Meet monthly at
757 Market Street.
KONG CHOW (Chinese) BENEFICIAL SO-
CIETY.— Incorporated September 24th, 1867. Lo-
cation of Asylum, north side of Pine Street, between
Kearny and Dnpout. Object: To dispense charity
to poor aud worthy Chinese.
Trustees.— Tok Kaow, Gee Gee, and Shing Lou.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jeosop & Sons* Steel, Cor, Bush and Market
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Trunk,, and Valises.,
SOCIETIES, BENEVOLENT.
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LADIES* DEPOSITORY.— Organized October,
1866; store 15 New Montgomery Street.
This institution is for the benefit of ladies, who by
reverse of fortune are unexpectedly obliged to rely
on the work of their own bands for their support.
and whose delicacy would deter them from seeking
assistance in a more pnblic way.
Officers.— Mrs. J. P. Whitney, President ; Mrs. E.
V. Hathaway, Vice-President; Miss Amanda Dows,
Secretary ; Mrs M. C. Webster, Treasurer.
LADIES' FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY (Societe de Bienfaisance des Dames Frau-
caisese). — Incorporated June 5th, 1867. Meetings
held last Monday of each month, at 7'SO Montgom-
ery Street. Number of members, one hundred and
eighty. Objects: The relief of French families who
may be in want and distress.
Officers. — Mrs. Alexander Weill, President ; Mrs.
Merle, Vice President ; Miss Oliva Boallet, Secre-
tary ; Mrs. T. B. Lefevre, Treasurer.
LADIES' PACIFIC ACCUMULATING AND
BENEVOLENT ASS< (CIATION. ( Colored ) .—
Organized August I3th, 1863. Objects of the Society:
To care for the sick and bury the dead. Meets a.'
the residence of members second Thursday in eacii
month.
Officers, — Mrs. Selena Hargrove, President ; Mrs.
C. E. Burris, Vice-President; Mrs. M. L. Fitzgt raid.
Treasurer ; Mrs. Barney Fletcher, Secretary ; Miss
Martha L. White, Assistant Secretary; Mrs. Harriet
Miles, Chaplain ; Mrs. Eliza A. Bush, President,
Board of Managers.
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, thosjs
who by reason of age or infirmity are incapacitated
for labor, without 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 $14,000.
The number of inmates (January, 1872) numbers
one hundred aud seventy-five children.
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. Fliut, 13PJ Powell
Street. „
Officers.— Mrs. Nathaniel Grav. President; Mrs.
S. C. Bugbee, Vice-President; Mrs. M. Hill. Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs M. M. Soule, Correspond-
ing Secretory; Mrs. J. H. Flint, Treasurer ; J. Vt .
Stow, (President); R. B. Swain, (Secretary) ; J. B.
Roberts, (Treasurer) ; G. W. Dam, Nathaniel Gray,
John Archibald and S. C. Bugbee, Trustees ; Miss
C. A. Harmon, Matron.
LADIES' SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY-
Organized March 26th, 1866. This society is the
offspring of the great philanthropic movement on
behalf of seamen which has peculiarly distinguished
the last half centnrv. The " men ol the sea, an
invaluable class of all mercantile countries, are gab
jected, l>v the nature of their bvoc ition, to hardship
and deprivation, moral, social and intellectual To
ameliorate their condition by supplying them with a
Home, wln-n on shore, surrounded by remedial in-
fluences, and affording them protection from imposi-
tion, is the obi 1 1 of tl e socii tv.
Officers.— Mrs. P. 8. Williamson, First Direc-
tress; Mrs A. E. A. Baker Second Directress; B
II. Lambert, Corresponding Secretary ; M - I. \.
Smith, Recording Secretary; Mrs. S. A
Treasurer.
Smith,
LADIES' 80CIETT OF ISRAELITES, (1st el
itishe Fiiii. -i, Verein) , — Established August I2lh,
1855, for [he purpose of assisting Hebrew women
under all circumstances of want
Officers. — Mrs. Z.Einstein, President; Mrs I'
Newbnrger, Vice-President ; Leo Elo<
ry ; Mrs. M. Heller, Treasurer : .1 icob Greeubanm
and 11. L. Simon, Counselors ; M Steppacher, Col
lector.
LADIES' UNION AID SOCIETY.— Organised
Octob.-r. 1870. Object : The relief of the po
destitute of s in Francisco Number of members,
two hundred and fifty. Meetings held every Fri-
day at Hoag's Hall, southvt eel corner of Batter and
Powell Streets
Officers — Mrs. S. C. Bugbee, President : Miss A.
M. Trenor, Secretary ; Mrs. M. Castle, Treasurer.
LADIES' UNION BENEFICIAL BOCIETY
(Colored).— Incorporated April 8tb, 1861. Meets
in the Vestry A. M. E. Churoh, Powell Street, sec-
ond Monday evening in each month. The objects
of the society are to aid its sick, and bury its de-
ceased members.
Officers. — Mis. Mary Mas in, President : Mrs. E.
Skinner, Vice-President ; Barney Kh
tary ; Mrs. Martha L. Fitzgerald, Treasurer ; Mrs.
H. Harran, Chaplain.
LADIES' UNITED HEBREW BENEVOL
ENT SOCIETY.— Established 1855. Met
Wednesday of each month, at three o'clock t K.,
at the residence of the President. The objects of
the society are to support the afflicted, to relieve
the distressed, to attend the dying, alld to bury tin-
dead females of the Israelitish faith. The atl'.nrs of
the society are managed by. a board of officers and
an adjuncta of three cooncilmen.
Officers.— Mrs. M.A. Greenberg, President; Mr-.
H. Myers, Vice-President; Mrs. M. Seel
Treasurer; Mrs. B. Morris. Secretary; C. Meyer,
M. Morgenstern, and Isaiah Cohen, Ooonoilmen;
L. J. Livingston, Collector.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM.— Under the charge of
the Sisters of Mercy. Location, Ban Bruno Road.
A large and commodious building, three si
hight, has been erected for the accommodation of
the inmates of the asylum. Since tb< foui
of this institution, over six hundred female
been received, most of whom have been reformed
by the influence and attention of those in charge.
Only about six per cent have proved ret
At the present time there are over one hundred and
thirteen penitents, attended by seven Sistenof Mer-
cy • some eight or ten patient's have been sent thith-
er from the Industrial School. Officiating clergyman,
Rev. Joseph A. Gallagher, assisted by Rev. I bom is
Fagan. A society called the Magdalen Society ol
S n Francisco has lately been organised, with a
view to provide funds for the heller support of this
institution.
MASTER MARINERS 'BENEVOLEH l
OIATION.— Organized April. 1867. Incoi
April 28th, 1869. Meets every Saturday evening at
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Sewing and Embroidering Silks.
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WATKINS* YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Hall of Improved Order Red Men, 510 Bush Street.
Number or members, two hundred and fifty.
Officers.— Joseph H. Redmond, President ; Henry
Hatscovicb, Vice-President ; B. H. Madison, Rec-
ording Secretary ; P. Till'ord, Financial Secretary ;
Nicholas .Brans, Treasurer.
MEXICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized February, 1868. The objects of the society
aieto assist sick and indigent Mexicans, 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; Y. Fou-
cerrada, Treasurer.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.
Organized, May 3d, 1871.
Objects : To cherish the memories and associations
of the war waged in defense of the unity and indivis-
ibility of the Republic; to strengthen the ties of
fraternal fellowship and sympathy formed from com-
panionship in arms ; to advance the best interests of
the soldiers and sailors of the United States, espe-
cially those associated as members of this order, ami
to extend all possible relief to their widows and
children ; to foster the cultivation of military and
naval science; to enforce unqualified allegiance to the
General Government ; to protect the rights and lib-
erties of American citizens, and to maintain the na-
tional honor, union and independence. Meets at 703
Market Street.
Officers.— Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield, U. S. A.,
Commander; Bvt. Brig. Gen. George W.Bowie, U.
S. V., Senior Vice Commander; Bvt. Brig. Gen.
Hiram Leonard, U. S. A., Junior Vice-Commander:
Bvt. Lieut.-Col. William R. Smedherg, U. S. A.,
Recorder ; Bvt. Brig. Gen. Charles G. Sawtelle, U.
S. A., Registrar ; Bvt. Col. James M. McNulty, U.
S. V., Treasurer ; Maj. Jonathan Letterman, ex-U.
S. A., Chancellor; Bvt. Brig. Gen. George S. Evans,
U. S. V., Bvt. Maj. George W. McKee, U. S. A.,
Bvt. Maj. William G. Morris; U. S. V., Commander
Charles J. McDougal, U. S. N., Lient.-Com. Alfred
T. Snell, U. S. N., Council; Rev. Daniel Kendig,
U. S. A., Chaplain.
ORPHAN ASYLUM (ROMAN CATHOLIC).
— Location Mai ket Street near Third. Organized
March ~'3d, 1851, aud 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, un-
der the pastoral charge of Rev. Peter J. Grey. The
present capacious brick building was completed in
November, 1854, at a cost of $45,000. It is a source
of gratification to behold the consoling appearance
presented by the three hundred and twenty little
ones now provided for in the institution," which
speaks audibly of the benign influence of the guard-
ian sisters, and of the true liberality of our com-
munity in their noble efforts to lend a helping hand
to the fatherless. Another spacious brick building,
of the same dimension* as that erected in 1854, was
completed in January, 1859, for a school, in which
live 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
eight hundred children is in course of erection at
Hunter's Point.
ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY (PROTEST-
ANT).— Organized January 3lst, 1851, and incor-
porated February 10th, 1851.
Original Officers. — Mrs. Albert Williams. Presi-
dent ; Mrs. S. H. Willey, Vice-President ; Mrs. E.
A. Warren, Secretary; Mrs. Boring, Treasurer;
Mrs. R. II. Waller, Mrs. C. V. Gillespie, Mrs. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Joice, Mrs. A. Dubbs, and Mrs. O. C.
Wheeler, Managers ; Charles Gilmore, D. L. Ross,
and S. Franklin, Trustees.
It originally occupied the building on the corner
of Second and Folsom 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 186:2-3, 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 hnndred and fifty children.
As a compliment to the Sansom 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 '• Sansom Wing." The number of
children under the care of the asylum (Feb. 1,1872)
is one hundred and fifty-nine.
Officers. — Mrs. Ira P. Rankin, President ; Mrs.
R. J. Vandewater, Vice-President ; Mrs. S. R.
Throckmorton, Treasurer ; Mrs. F. MaeCrellish,
Corresponding Secretary ; Miss E. L. Tichenor,
Recording Secietary; S. R.Throckmorton, Henry
H. Haight, James Otis, D. O. Mills, and R. E.
Raimond, Trustees ; Mrs. M. Millett, Matron ; Mrs.
S. Hepworth, and Miss Julia Paddock, Assistant
Matrons ; Mrs. Little, and Miss A. Kimball, Teach-
ers; Benjamin R. Swau, M.D., Physician.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND
HOME SOCIETY. — Incorporated July 26, 1871.
Formed for the care, relief, protection and improve-
ment of orphan children, aud for the care of aged
Israelites who are without adequate means of sup-
port.
Trustees — A. Block, P. Berwin, J. F. Block,
Joseph Brandeusteiu, E. Cohn, A. B. Elfelt, H.
Greenberg.
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE AND BENEV-
OLENT SOCIETY.— Incorporated August, 1868.
Meets every Thursday evening at eight o'clock p.m.,
at the Hall, southwest corner of California and Davis
streets, room No. 16.
Objects : To aid its members in sickness and dis-
tress, and to erect a Portuguese hospital in this city.
The society has five halls, viz: San Francisco. San
Leaudro, Sacramento, Centerville and Souora, each
being governed by local officers, subject to the gen-
eral management and control of the Grand Council
at San Francisco, which council meets as above on
the first day of January and July in each year.
Grand Council — Andrew Lloyd, President; H.R.
Morton, Vice-President ; II. Laidley, Secretary aud
Treasurer.
Officers of San Francisco Hall.— rjose Moreira
Braga, President; Manuel Jose de Souza. Vice-Pres-
ident ; J. A. Venaucio, Secretary ; C. Fuller, Treas-
urer.
RUSSIAN REPUBLICAN BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY (Decembrist). — A secret organization, in-
tended for the propagation of Republican principles
among Russians here, and in the Russian Empire.
It excludes all who favor autocracy or snrvilely
bend to the edicts of the church. Its benevolence
is confined exclusively to political refugees. It does
not in auy way interfere with Aniericau politics or
the enlightened systems of religion prevailing in
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SOCIETIES, BENEVOLENT
893
this country. Head Office, Geneva, Switzerland;
Branch organized in San Francisco December 14th,
1867.
AgapiusHoucharenko, Secretary. Office, Oil Clay
Street.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCI-
ATION.—Organized 1865. Office in Webb Street.
The design of this association is to improve the con-
dition of the indigent, and, bo Ear 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; J. C. Patrick. J. YV. Stow. K. )i. Swain
and L. Sachs, Advisory Committee ; R. B. Swain,
Louis Sachs, Cant. Levi Stevens, Albert Dibblee,
W. C. Ralston. J.W. Stow, Charles Mayne, T P.
Bevans, A. T. Fletcher, David Meeker, and J. C.
Patrick, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL —
This hospital was opened for the reception of pa-
tients on the first day of April, 18tiS. The objects of
the institution are the care of poor sick women.
There 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 benefits. It is a general hospital
for all diseases, and tor 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, roll
sumption. There have also been a very large num-
ber of outside patients treated, the physician 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 contri-
butions until the last Legislature, when the State
appropriated $5,0!)0 a year for its support. The sur-
gical department is under the care of Dr.C.T Deane.
The hospital is located on the corner of Prospect
Place aud Clay Street,
Officers.— Mrs. M. R. Roberts, President ; Mrs.
R. H. Elam, Vice-President ; Mrs. C. T. Deaue,
Secretary ; Mrs. David Coukliu, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL
AND FOUNDLING ASYLUM. — Incorporated
April, 1868. For the care, protection, and proper
tieatuieut of respectable married and unprotected
single women, with their oflspring, together with
all other children that may be left m infancy by
outside patties. Said children will be considered
foundlings. ....
The Trustees design to make this institution m the
highest degree respectable and efficient, and avail-
able to women throughout every county in the State.
regardless of religion, sectarianism or nationality,
whether in poverty or affluence. Those wl ave
the ability to pay, will be required to dosp in propor-
tion to their means, and this sum will be placed in the
treasurv to aid those less favored by fortune. 1 1 is
expected that the institution will be supported by re-
ceipts from patients, donations and contributions
from different sources, appropriations by the city and
State governments.and in time, by bequests, lej acii -.
etc etc. Thusfarthe institution has been snpportea
by contributions from citizens with the exception <>t
one thousand dollars received from the State, togetfa
er with about one tenth of current montl ly I I
received from friends of patients. Suitable dm
were leased on Jessie Street, east of Fourth -
and enlarged to furnish twenty-two rooms, and
made ready to receive patients, August, 1869, It is
a Special Hospital, and for the specialties for which
it was organised, affords facilities not to be found
elsewhere on this coast. No two patients occupy the
same room, at the same time, No cacu - ol
are admitted fir treatment. It is therefore ( -
that it will be kept free from erysipelas ana other
contagious diseases that become tHe bane of l> inu in
wards connected with general hospitals, It I* thor-
oughly ventilated, ami will afford all the Comfort
th it i< In he found in the l.ci-t conducted lion •
free fmm all intrusion. Competent unrsesarein at-
tendance day ami night To December 31st, 1871,
ninety one inf. lit- con- under llie care of the in
Btitution. Seventy of them were bo n in the hospital
and twenty-one left at the dour of the asylum.
Trustees— Hoo. H. H Haijfht, James Linforth,
Hon. Samuel Cowles, H. K. W. Clark I! I'. -
J. W. Stow, U. <;. Davisson, A. B. Forbes, William
Sherman, Alex. Weill and Benjamin F. Hardy,
Officer*, 1872. — Hon. Samuel Cowles, President;
Benjamin P. Hardy, Secretary ; Robert B, Swain,
Treasurer; Benjamin F.Hardy, M 1>. Attending
Physician and Sorgeon; Thomas Bennett, M. I).
B. Beverly (o!e, M. I»., Henry Gibbous, M !>..
Gnetave Holland. M. D.. Levi C. Lane. M. I)., I>.
J. B. Pigne Diipuytien. M. I). 11 H. Toland, M
D. and John F. Morse. M. I)., Consulting Hoard of
Physicians and Surgeons; II. K. YV. Clark, 1 •■ - I
Adviser.
For consultation, the attending Physician will be
found at 269 Jessie Street, from one to two o'clock
p.m., daily, (Sundays excepted) or al Ids residence
H'-li .Mission Street, from nine to hall' past nj
and from half past six to seven P H. LetterSOf impiirv
should enclose an envelope properly superscribed,
with a postage stamp upon it. and directed to Dr,
Benjamin F. Hardy. S j i Mission Street, San Fran-
cisco, ( 'al., when t "ley will be promptly replied to.
SAN FBANCI8CO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.— Organised December 21st, l*ro. The
objects of this society are for the protection and re
lit nt deserving physicians ami their faniile
may Buffer from sickness or want, and to promote
kindly professional ami social intercourse an g
themselves and the profession at large. Regular
meetings held on the 21st of each month.
Officers.— Bobert McMillan, M 1> . l'r. -idem ; L.
I». Gautier, M.D., Treasun r [John T.Crook, M 1> .
Secretary ; s. R. Gerry, M.D , Rol i rl Mackintosh,
M.D., aini A. P. Hayne, M.D., Executive C mit-
tee ; L. 1'. Gautier, M D , A. F. Sawyer, M D and
William II. Brunei-, M.D., Finance Committee.
BANFBAN0I8C0 MUSICAL FUND 80< l
ETT.— Organized November 1st, 1863. Incorpo-
rated January 20th, 1864. Meets at Mo/arl Hall,
pis Post Street. Number ot members, ninety. 1 he
object of this BOcietj is to assist sick and disabled
members and their famil
Officers.— A. Wetterman, President ; A.H. Beck,
First Vice President ; U. Poppe erg. E d} ice-
President: A. A. Mnller, Secretarj ; J. J. Mniid-
wvler. Treasurer ; T. Knoll. Librarian : F. 'I nut-
hammer, Registrar ;G. Koppits, L. Mondwyler,
,„d <;. Seecamp, Board ol Trustees; H.Scbreiuer,
F. Mundwvler C Bartels, A. Walther.A. Bast
berg, 1'. Johansen and !•'. \ rd ol Kelier.
SANFBANCI8CO BOCIETY FOB THE PBE
VENTION (>F CBDELTY TO ANIM >LS.— In-
April. 1868. Office 603 W as ington
• provide
rporated April. I8i
street. The objects ot tl i~ society ate i
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894 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ways mill means to secure the enforcement of " An
Act for the more effectual Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals," approved March 30th, 1868, and to labor
in i In- education of a public sentiment of humanity
and gentleness tovt ard domestic and other animals.
Officers. — Henry Gibbons, M.D., President; R.
1!. Swain, Vice President; W. P. Scott, Recording
Secretary; J. A. Woodson, Corresponding Secre-
tary; J. S. Hutchinson, Treasurer; Henry Gibbons,
M.S., Joseph W. Stow, Charles Sonntag, Alpheus
Bull. Jacob V. Davis, Joseph A. Woodson, Frank
<;. Edwards, Robert B. Swain. James S Hutchin-
son, Ira P. Rankin, William A. Woodward. Michael
J. O'Connor, James 15. Roberts, August Helbing,
and William P. Scott, Trustees.
SCANDINAVIAN BENEVOLJENT SOCIETY.
— Organized Feh. 28th, 1859. Number of mem-
bers, three hundred and fifty-four. Hall 3.0 San-
som 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 chari-
ties ; also to have a hall for monthly meetings and a
library.
Officers. — C. Christiansen, President; John G.
Nelson, Vice President ; II. L. Lidstrom, Treas-
urer ; A. T. Hartzell and J. Rasmussen, Secreta-
ries ; C. A. Ekalrom, C. Renmanson, aud H. Han-
eon, Relief Committee; Henry Lund and O. W.
Kling, Finance Committee ; H. Gullixen, Peter
Magnus, and Christian Eruger, Funeral Commit-
tee ; Joseph Hayne, Physician ; N. L. Sykes, Li-
brarian.
SCANDINAVIAN HALL ASSOCIATION.—
Incorpomted December 20th, 1871. Capital $75,000.
Number of shares. 6,250.
G. O'Hara Taaffe, O. W. Kling, Thomas Thom-
son, Jacob Nelson, H. L. Liedstrom, E. A. Brandt,
John G. Nelson, and C. Christiansen, Trustees.
SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVO-
LENT ASS< >ClATION. — Organized November
17th, 1857. Number of members, three hundred.
Meets first Tuesday of every mouth, NE corner of
Clay and Davis streets.
Officers. — M. Marchini, President; S. Martinovich,
Vice Presideut ; M. Matticevich, Secretary; B. Rad-
ovich, Collector ; F. Antuuovich, Treasurer; S. Ma-
rion, and P. Ylautiu, Directors.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL—
The object of this society is to relieve distress wbere-
ever found. Though a legitimate offspring of the
Catholic Church, aud principally supported by mem-
bers of the same, yet its charities are extended to all
worthy persons who are in distress.
St. Patrick's Conference. — Organized 1808.
Meets every Wednesday evening in the basement
of the new St. Patrick's Church.
Officers. — James Daly, President ; R. J. Stenson,
Vice-President; Stephen McGillan, Treasurer ; M.
Sweeny, Secretary.
St. Peter's Conference. — Organized 1870; bus
twenty active and one bundled contributing mem-
bers. Meets every Monday evening at the parochial
house. east side of Alabama Street between Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth, at half-past seven o'clock,
P. M.
Officer*. — John Reynolds. President; T. J. Walsh,
Vice-President; John Kenny, Treasurer; P.Cleary,
Secretary.
SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE.— Organized
March 17th, 1852 ; reorganized April 6th, 1856.
Meetings held first and third Wednesday in each
mouth, at Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard Street,
near Fourth.
Officers. — Joseph Kelly, President. ; John Raffer-
ty, Vice-President ; John Kenny, Recording Secre-
tary : M. McLonghlin, Corresponding Secretary;
James O'Connell, Treasurer; R. J. Cardiss, Dennis
O'Dea. Daniel Desmond, Edward Foley, D. B. Col-
lins and William Sharkey, 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-
sent 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, 232 Sutter Street,
Officers. — David Porter, President ; Charles G.
Roberts and Thomas Ross, Vice-Presidents; John
Bain, Treasurer; John Mac Pherson, Financial Sec-
retary ; Charles Bothwiek. Recording Secretary ;
Daniel Wilson, Assistant Secretary ; John Walls,
Librarian ; Thomas Anderson, James Williamson
and Samuel Irving, Trustees ; John Daniel James
Sconler and William Nicbol, Board of Relief; W.
F. Mae Nutt, M. D., Physician; Rev. M. M. Gib-
son, Chaplain.
ST. FRANCIS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
March 3d, 1872. Number of members, eighty. Ob-
jects : To visit the sick, bury the dead, and provide
for families of deceased members. Meets the first
Sunday of each month, at three o'clock, P. M., in St.
Francis Church.
Officers.— R. J. Tobin. President; Iff. J. McGratb,
Vice-President ; John J. Martin, Secretary ; Wil-
liam Higgins, Treasurer.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R.
C.i — Established 1860. The objects of this society
are to extend assistance to each other in the time of
sickness, by corporeal aid and spiritual consolation ;
for providing their deceased brethren with a decent
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 reli-
gion, and the general promotion of moral and intel-
lectual improvement. Meetings held third Sunday
in each month, in the basement of St. Mary's Ca-
thedral. Number of members, four hundred aud
fifty.
Officers. — James R. Kelly, President; James Row-
land. Vice-President ; Nicholas Wyun, Secretary ;
Michael Guerin, Treasurer.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.— In-
corporated August 9th, 1871. Object, the founding
of a Hospital in the city and county of San Fran-
cisco for the relief and care of such sick persons as
may desire its benefits. The corporative powers
are invested in a Board of Nine Trustees, members
of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese
of California.
Present location, (Feb. 1st, 1S72) corner of Es-
meralda aud Prospect Avenues.
Officers.— Rev. Thomas W. Brotherton, D. D.,
President ; George II. Mendell. Secretary ; R. W.
Eirkbam, (Oakland) Treasurer ; T. W. Brotherton,
R. W. Eirkbam, L. 11. Allen, W. Blanding, George
H. Howard, Jos. G. Eastland, N. J. T. Dana, G.
II. Mendell and W. F. Babcock, Trustees: W. A.
Douglass, M. D., Medical Director and Visiting
Physician : William T. Bradbury, M. D., Attending
Physician.
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' Society for their meetings. St.
Mary's Society, which was founded by the Sisters
of Mercy, 1850, for the purpose of promoting piety
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SOCIETIES, BENEVOLENT
895
amoui: the Catholic females, has recently been con-
verted into a Mutual Benevolent Society. It num-
bers between ten and eleven hundred mi
The officers of the societv are gel.-, ted from the Sis-
ters of Mercy. Rev. J. Croke. Chaplain.
ST. MARY'S TEMPEBANCE, BENEVOLENT
AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. — Organized
18b,. Regular meetings first Sunday of each month.
Number of members, one hundred and seventy-five.
Library open every Thursday from seven till t.-n
o'clock, p. m.. and on Sunday from nine, a. m., till
ten o'clock, p. m. This association has been organ-
ised for the purpose of protecting the Catholic work-
ing man against the moral and social evils usually
attendant upon a life of arduous and precarious la-
bor. A lartre reading room has been fitted up for
the accommodation of the societv in the basement of
St. Mary's Cathedral. It has a carefully selected
library, numbering at present over two thousand
five hundred volumes, consisting of all the Cath-
olic 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.
Officers. — .Tames Barry. President : Andrew P.
Anderson. Vice-President : Thomas Finn. Secre
t;iry and Librarian; Anthony J. Griffith, Treasurer;
Rev. John J. Prendergast, Chaplain.
ST. PETER'S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC
BENEVOLENT S( ►CIETY. — Organised March,
1865. Incorporated January 7th. 1867. Meetings
first Monday in each month, in the basement of St.
Boniface Church. The objects of this society are
mutual bent tits to its members. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and forty-five.
Officers.— F. A. Seiberlich, President ; A. Till-
man ; Vice-President ; F. L. Guntz. Recording
Secretary : Chris. Scheiffer, 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 tie corner of
Fifteenth and Mission streets, in this city. It was
established in May. I860, 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,
designed as the wings to a main edifice, were
erected at a cost of $20,000. In 1863 the manage-
ment was intrusted to a Board of Director.-, live in
number, and an appropriation, for the center build-
ing, of $7o. (Mi" was made, which was subsequently
withheld, the Legislature foreseeing the necessity
of removing the institution at a no distant day, to
more extensive "founds. During the legislative
session of 1865-6, an Act, re-organizing the institu-
tion, was passed, and a Board of Commissioners
was appointed to select a site and erect suitable
buildings thereon. The Commissioners, under this
authority, purchased a tract, consisting of one hund-
red and thirty acres, adjoining the grounds of the
College of California, about four miles from Oak-
land, and have elected thcivou a Btone edifice,
admirable in .lesion and execution, which was
readv for occupation in October. 1869. The total
cost of building and grounds has been abonl -
000. The pupils number at presenl aboul oi e hand-
red, of whom thirty are blind, the remainder be-
ing deaf and dnu b. The schools, under a corps ol
competent instructors, are inaflourisbing condition,
and the results obtained compare favorably with
the attainments made in the fong established insti-
tutions of the Atlantic States. The blind, by ingen-
ious apparatus devised for their use, ;ue taught
reading, writing, arithmetic, geography, grammar,
history, etc.. to which is added oi their
K'reat affliction, the art of music. The deaf and
dumb are instructed in the same branches, substitu-
ting drawing tor musk. By the Ad of 181
deaf and dumb, or blind persons, residents of this
Stat.-, between (he aL'.-s of rii ntv-flve
years, and of sound mind, may be received
expense. ,-X. ept f T clot hitlg atld t fa V.llll g e.\|,. -j, .,-.
Pupils from other States ami Territories are admit-
ted on payment ■ •! £: per annum. The institution
ie open to visitors every day, except Sundays, t om
nine o'clock &.. m . till three o'clocl r. m.
Warring Wilkinson, If. A., Principal, to whom
all letters and applications for admission should be
addressed,
Officers. —3. Mora Mo^s, President ; O.J. B •
ham. Col. John Hayes, I. E. Nicholson and H.
Linden, Trustees.
SWI88 BENEVOLENT SOCIETY -Organised
1849. Number of members six hundred. The object
of tbisBociety is to support their sick countrymen,
and to procure employment for tbot
want of it.
Officers. — Antoine Borel, President ; Camillo
Steifani, Vice-Preside!) : P. Berton, 1
Vignier, French Secret iry : E. V. Sutter, <:• rman
ry ; A. Botanzi and A. Wilbelm P
A. Croce, Collector.
UNION LU'.UIIIEI'SE. -Incorporated.'
25th, 1869; Meets every Monday at Anthony ll I
-117 Bush Street. Number of members,
Objects: To protect, provide for. and relieve its
members in sickness, want and infirmity.
Officers. — A. Foubert, President; P. Huai
A. Vaunier, Vice-President.-; 1'. Amedee, Treasurer;
A. Ainaud, Secretary.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.—
Grand Grove of California. Meets in Druids' 11. ill,
413 Sutter s-r. .-;. on the lir.-t Tuesday in Jui e.
The Sessions for June, l>72. will be held
Francisco.
Officer*. — Davis Louderback, N. 0, A.: T D
MacKenna, R.W.I). G.A.; II. J. Hal-tussle, R W.
Grand Secretary : J. G Waterman, B, W i
Treasurer; H. "R. Mortou, W, G. M : Fn I G B.
Tittel, W. G. G.: Theodor Hartiug, W. G.8.; John
Bitei , John II. Titeomb and James E. Wolf!
\v i; Representatives; K. B. Harrington, I
Kittelberger and J. L. Edw. Schuetee
The District Deputy Grand Arches far <
tricts are : —
Anton Ewai.d. for District No. •_'. comprising
Groves Noa :i. 1.7. 11. 14,20, and I>. j
J — all working in the German langu
Jabks E. Woi.kk. Su., for District No. 3 — com-
prising Groves Noa 5, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, and
Deg. Grove No. -.'—all working in the English lan-
guage.
L. Chassac.sk, for District No 7. comprising
Grove No. 10 — working in the Fn neb. laugi
PlOREKR SUPRXMK ASCB CHAPTBR, No 1 > •< r
man).— Meets first and third Su month.
Officers. — Cha 1. - P.Schmidt, E. S. A.; P H
Drnffel, Secretary ; John Man ■ I r; J. 1
lvemine. B. E
MlSTLBTOI SlPRKMR AliCH CBJ
(English). — Meets Becond and fourth Sunday of
each month.
, _S L. Webber, E. S A : 11 I
feld, Secretary: B. Michaelis, Treasurer; J.
1). Coutoleui, S E.:' Rudolph Meiuers, .1 E.
Bar Fbakcisco Grove, Ko.8 (German
every Monday even
Officers.— H. F. Drnffel, N. A.; J. Haupt, V. A.;
JOjSES, PTJLLLIAJSr & CO., 110 Sansom Street, Fancy Jewelry and Jet Goods.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY. 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
896
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
F. Maas, Treasurer; H. Diereks, Secretary; H.
Erase, I. G.
Eureka Grove, No. 4 (German). — Meets every
Thursday evening.
Officers— Andrew Trautvetter, N. A.; G. Moen
ning, Treasurer ; Henry Gieske, Secretary ; Wm.
Wrede, I. G.
Norma Grove, No 5 (English). — Meets every
Tuesday evening.
Officers.— J. C. O'Donnell, N. A.; Thomas John-
son, V. A.; J. J. Sindel, Treasurer ; William Hess,
Secretary ; Joseph Tweedy, I. G.
Sigel Grove, No. 7 (German). — Meets every
Monday evening.
Officers.— II. Franzen, N. A.; W. Wolfram, V. A.;
J. Brodwolf, Secretary ; Conrad Beckler, Treas-
urer ; Behrens, I. G.
Perseverance Grove, No 10 (French). — Meets
evei v Tuesday evening.
Officers.— M. Vibert, N. A.; P. Lal.he. V. A.; L
G. Salomon, Treasurer ; Ph. Thias, Secretary ; Ch.
Pidancet, I. G.
Schiller Grove, No. 11 (German). — Meets every
Friday evening.
Officers.— H. J. Weiss, N. A.; P. Woebber, V.
A.; Aug. Brune, Secretary ; J. Vanderlieth, Treas-
urer ; William Tamm, I. G.
Washington Grove, No. 12 (English). — Meets
everv Friday evening.
Officers— S. Patek. N. A.; Thomas Bryan, V. A.;
Chas. Groslicht, Treasurer; N. Lew, Secretary;
H. Bernstein, I. G.
Corinthian Grove No. 13, (English). — Meets on
Thursday evening of each week.
Officers. — Thomas Price, N. A.; John C. Herin-
ger Jr., V. A.; William W. Macy, Treasurer;
Henry A. Heringer, Secretary; Thomas F. Huttou,
I. G.
Goethe Grove No. 14 (German). — Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Officers — John Biter, N. A.; Frank Corcle, V. A.;
F. Aniark, Treasurer; M. Pietrzycki, Secretary;
Otto Danztcher, I. G.
Hesperian Grove No. 15 (English). — Meets
every Tuesday evening.
Officers.— Henry B. Warner, N. A.; H. K. Moul-
ton, V. A.; S. B. Minor, Treasurer; H. J. Hart-
nagle, Secretary; H. Kroger, I. G.
Elvis Grove No. lb (English). — Meets every
Friday evening.
Officers.— A. W. White, N. A., S. A. Clough, V.
A.; W. C. Mead. Treasurer; W. J. Nickerson, Sec-
retary; E. C. Newhoff, I. G.
Laurel Grove No. 17 (English). — Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Officers.— James E. Wolfe Jr., N. A.; Joseph
Charpiot, V. A.; L. G. Schord, Treasurer; H. H.
Fassett, Secretary; J. H. Mclnnis, I. G.
Templar Grove No. 19 (English).— Meets every
Monday evening.
Officers. — John Maskell, N. A.; Morris Scliloss,
V. A.; G. E. Schenck, Treasurer; Henry Delafield,
Secretary; Conrad Buclili, I. G.
Harmony Grove No. 20 (German). — Meets eve-
ry Thursday evening.
Officers. — John Fleischman, N. A.; Rudolph
Wichelhausen. V. A.; A. Scholle, Treasurer; II. C.
Birbe, Secretary; M. Schmidt, I. G.
Uniteo Degree Grove No.l (German). — Meets
on the iirst and third Sunday afternoons of each
month.
Officers. — J. W. Audrzejowsky, D. A.; F. H.
Drurl'el, D. D. A.; A. Ewald, Treasurer; Henry
Gieske, Secretary; D. H. Mangels, D. B.
Cosmopolitan Degree Grove No. 2 (English). —
Meets on the first and third Sunday evenings of each
mouth.
Officers. — James Wallace, D. A.; John Maskell,
D. D. A.; G. E. Schenck, Treasurer, Charles Otto,
Secretary; E. T. McLean, D. B.
General Belief Committee, meets on the first
Sunday of each month.
Officers. — John Biter, President; Rudolph Wich-
elhausen, Secretary ; , Treasurer. Members,
N. A. and V. A. of each Grove.
United Ancient Order of Druids' Hall So-
ciety. — Incorporated Nov. 7th, 1868. Capital
stock, $50,000.
Officers. — Francis Staud, President ; Jacob Shew,
Vice-President ; H. J. Hartnagle, Secretary ; A.
Himnielmann, Treasurer; Nicholas Yung, J. J.
Sindel, Anton Ewald. A. Grimm, D. H. Mangels,
Charles Elliott, J. F. Westheimer, H. Horstmann,
J. W. Audrzejowsky, Peter Tautphaus, Julius Wil-
dermnth, Trustees. The Board of Trustees holds
its regular meetings on the second Monday even-
ing of each month.
United Ancient Order of Druids' Library
Association. — Organized July 6th, 1867.
Officers. — G. Hoffmann, President ; J. W. Au-
drzejowsky, Secretary ; Peter Tautphaus, Treas-
urer.
Druids' Social and Literary Circle — Meets
on the second Thursday of each month.
Officers. — H. J. Hartnagle, President; H. B.
Warner, Secretary ; E. C. Newhoff, Treasurer.
WEST INDIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
— Organized June, 1867. Incorporated January,
1870. Meets on the first Monday of each mouth
at 541 Broadway. Objects : to take care of its sick
members and bury the dead.
Officers. — Wm. Ector, President ; James Hargro,
Vice-President; William J. Simmons, Recording
Secretary ; Win. McDonald, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; James E. Francis, Treasurer.
Masonic,
THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND AC-
CEPTED MASONS OF THE STATE OF CAL-
IFORNIA.— Assembles annually at the Masonic
Temple, in the Ci'y of Sau Francisco, on the second
Tuesday in October. Its officers for the year end-
ing in October, 1872, are —
W.
Leonidas E. Pratt, Grand Master, San
Francisco ;
R.\ W.\ Charles Louis Wiggin, Deputy Grand Mas-
ter, San Francisco ;
" " Benj. Horton Freeman, Senior Grand War-
den, San Francisco ;
" " Geo. Clement Perkins, Junior Grand War-
den, Oroville;
V.-. W.\ Jas. Laidley, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco ;
" " Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco ;
V.*. R.-. William Henry Hill, Grand Chaplain, Sac-
ramento ;
W.\ Edward E. W. McKinstry, Grand Orator, San
Francisco ;
" John Werner Shaeffer, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco ;
" Chas. Lewis Pond, Grand Marshal, Chico ;
" Benjamin Akerly, Grand Bible Bearer, Oak-
land ;
" Richard Wilson Brett, Grand Standard Bearer,
Eureka ;
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C P VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708,, 712, 714 and 710 Kearny Street, GHeswpro and Toys.
SOCIETIES, MASONIC.
N'.lT
M Atkins Clark Bingham, Grand Sword Bearer,
Marysville ;
" Stephen Wing, Senior Grand Deacon, Co-
lumbia ;
" Carlisle S. Abbott, Junior Grand Deacon, Sa-
linas ;
" Wrn. Augustus Begole, Grand Steward, San
Diego ;
" Eben Dorman Perkins, Grand Steward, Sui-
sun ;
" Samuel David Maver, Grand Organist, Val-
i'-.i" ;
" Samuel Howard Gerrish, Grand Pursuivant,
Sacramento ;
" James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, Sun Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1850, and
there are now in existence, under its jurisdiction,
one hundred and eighty-four subordinate Lodges,
with an aggregate membership of about ten thou
sand, of which tilteen are in the City of San Fran-
cisco, as follows :
California Lodge No. I. — Meets every Thurs-
day evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Officers. — Morris March Estee, W. M. ; Henry
Sumner Smith, S. W. ; Jesse Combes Reed, J. \V. ;
Stephen Moore Balch, Treasurer; George Tutlle
Grimes. Secretary ; lvev. Henry Cox, Chaplain ;
Charles Josephus Prescott, S. D. ; Thomas Amner,
J. D.; Justus Hull' Edwards, Marshal ; Milton Al-
vord Wbeaton and Geo. Washington Howe, Stew-
ards ; J. E. Tippett, Organist ; Ira C. Hoot, Tyler.
Loge La Parfaite Union, No. 17. — Meets
every Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Officers.— Louis Bresse, W. M. ; Henry Videau,
S. W. ; Sylvain Salomon, J. W. ; Pierre Guilhaume
Venard, Treasurer; Michel Lebatard, Secretary
Etienne Guittaid, Orator; Jules Benault, S. D. ;
August e Casamajou, J. D. ; Antoine Laronche, Mar-
shal ; Bernard Puvoou and Emile Bedeuilh, Stew-
ards ; J. E. Tippett, Organist ; Ira C. Boot, Tyler.
Occidental Lodge, No. 22. — Meets every Mon-
day evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Officers. — John Elbridge Purdy, W. M. ; Elliot
Josiah M e. S. W. ; Chas. Lyman Haskell. J. \V. ;
Wilford Weed Montague, Treasurer ; Win. Edward
Moodv, Secretary ; Bichard Beverly C<>le, S. D. ;
Chas." Johnson Willey, J. D.; William Henry Pea-
vis, Marshal ; Thomas Stewart and Edward Denny,
Stewards ; J. E. Tippett, Organist ; Harrison Jones,
Tyler.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 30. — Meets every
Tuesday evening in Corinthian Hall, 31 Post Street.
Officers.— Samuel H. Kent, W. M. ; John O.
Doane, S. W. ; Thomas R. Henchelwood, J. W . ;
Calvin H. Wetherbee, Treasurer ; A. A. Hohe, Sec-
retary ; W. S. Bowne, S. D. ; John Trewavas, J.
D. ; John DeArcy, Marshal ; John batch well and
Daniel Lucas, Stewards; Jas. Churchward, lyler.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 44.— Meets every
Wednesday evening in King Solomon s Hall, .Ma-
sonic Temple
Sharon Pratt Doane, J. &*»*«**
nion,
Wil
i 'Marshal ; Gustavus A. P. Seiler and
de Stewards ; John McCraith, lyler.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 120.-Meets every Thurs-
day evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic remple.
%SI-LouiflCohn, W. M. ; Emanuel Email-
uelS. W.; John Cecil, J. W. ; Lewis Emanuel,
Treasure. : Moses Heller, Secretary ;
uard Lew , S. D. ; Henry Williams, J.
.\loii is Ber
D. ; George
Joseph Harris, Marshal ; Samuel Oaroand \n'.'ustuM
Edward Paul, Stewards; J. E. Tippett, <>,
William Barmy Wilson. Tyler.
Hermans' Lonoi !, No 123 Meets ever^ Monday
evening in St. John's Hall. Masonic Ten i le.
Officer,.—. Henry Kenitaer, W. M. ; Ralph ie
Clairmont, S. W ; Louis Dannheimer, J. W. ;
Nicholas Lohse, Secretary; Hermann Rossbach,
Treasnrer ; Jonas Jonnassen, 8. I '. : Geoi ■ w al
ter, J. 1 1. : Adolph Kmil I hot man. Marshal ; Louis
Hemme and Hermann Meinart, Stewards;
tian Lange, Tyler.
Pacific Lodge, No. L36. — Meets everj Tuesday
evening in King Solomon's Hail. Mas >uic Temple.
Officers. — lohn Fitzmaurice Kennedy, W. M. ;
Thomas B. Simpson, S. W.J Lewie I]
W. ; Lewis ('. Hunter, Treasurer; Benrj I
Becretary ; Christian E. Johnson, B. l>. ; Berman
Toelken. J. 1). ; James Atkinson, Marshal; Edward
M. Miles and William 11. OrT, j l'lnlip
Beigelhaupt, Tyler.
Crockett Lodge, No. 139.— Mi ta< • r7ednea>
day evening al Corinthian Hall. Posl Si
rg.— Charles Hildebrandt, W. M. ; I
MeCormick, B. W. ; Petei C. Miller, J. w | \.
McCracken, Treasnrer; Peter T. N luguec 3
tary ; J. L. Cogswell, S. I> ; 11 C X. Fortriede, .1.
D. ; A. C. Iinlirie, Marsha! ; G. B. Mackrett and
A. Stahman, Stewards; James CI urcbward, Tyler.
Oriental Lodge, No. 144.— Meets every Tues-
day evening in St. John's Ball, Masonic Temple.
Officers. — Wm, F. Dorrance, W. M. : Ja I
Gordon, S. W. : Adol. B. Hubbard, J. W. ; I. W
Schneider, Treasnrer; W. II. I S etary J
Cornelius P. Robinson, s. D. ; Wales L. Getcbell.
J. D. ; Silas Selleck, Marshsl ; Charles Leman and
S. W. Cragin, Stewards ; J. E. Tippett, Oi
ra C. Hoot, Tyler.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 166.— Meet
Wednesday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Officers.— William A. Stuart, W. M ; Charles A.
Fuentes. S. W. J Henry Edwards, J, W ;
Doud, Treasurer ; Th isT. Atkinson, Becretary;
John K. C. Hobbs, S. 1).; Aih.rt Cressy, J. I> ;
Arpad Harazthy, Marshal; Rid d ll rrold and
John J. Senna, Stewards ; J. E. Tipp it, OrganiM ;
James Oglesby, Tyler.
Mission Lodge, No. 169.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening at comer of Sixteenth and Valencia
Streets.
Officer*.— Parian R. Cunningham. W M.
miah G. Millmaii, S. W. ; Palmer Cox, J. W ; W il
liam Ede, Treasurer [John W Harvilh . Becretarj ;
Adrian R. Smith. S. D. j Joseph G. Smith, J.D.J
Columbus Waterhotise, Marshal; Joseph McMfltn
and Arthur S. Woodward, Stewards; Peter S. W il
son, Tyler.
South San Francisco Lodge, No 212
every Thursday evening al Hare's Ball, rei
nne, South Ban Francisco.
Officers. -George Keep, W. M. J Francis B.
Wiide s. W. : Robert Price Kelley, J W. ; Died-
rich Dreyer, Treasurer ; Cornelius Edward Dan-
ghee, Becretary; Andrew Jackson Hare, B. D ;
Francis Angnstos Barrett, J. D. ; Charles Witte,
Marshal ; Brooks Mayers and vl i " Brian,
Stewards ; Peter Bartelle Dexter, Tyler.
Doric I u, No. 216.— Meets .-v.- ry Tuesday
evening in King Solomons Hall, Masonic temple.
Officer*. — Samuel Sigmnnd Arnheim, W. la-,
Louis Schwarte, B. W. ; Lonsou Martin Ha
W • Curtis Klopstock, Treasurer; Gabriel David
Plato, Beoretary : Gumperl Bchwa ts, B. D. ; Abra-
ham Kaplan. J. D. j James Hervej Hardy Har-
shal; George Loais Wedekmd and .1; Mper
JO^^ULL^* CO., 116 Sansom St., Ladies', Gents' ft Children's Woolen Hosiery.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE AET GALLERY. 20 Mcratg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance,
898*
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Cohen, Stewards ; H. M. Bosworth, Organist; Wil-
liam Blaney Wilson, Tyler.
Sri i;\n/.a Itai.iana Lodge, U. D. — Meetsevery
Fridaj evening iii King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Officers — Guidielmo Berette. Venerabile A. Sbar-
boro, Primo Sorvegliante; C. Stetf'ani, Secondo Sor-
vegliante. L. Valente, Tesoriere; L. 0. Agostini,Se-
gretario; Ales Barli, 1° Esperto; G. Caglieri, 2" Es-
perto; A. Palterjghi, Marescbillo ; D. Torrettie and
A. Rittore, Cerimonieri.
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 the term ending in April, 1872, are:
M.\ E.\ James Lawrence English, Grand High
Priest, Sacramento ;
R.\ E.\ Jacob Hart Neff, Deputy Grand High
Priest. Colfax;
" " Stephen Wing, Grand King, Columbia ;
"' " Joseph Isaacs, Grand Scribe, Shasta ;
" " Joseph B. Seotchler, Grand Treasurer,
Oakland ;
" " Charles Louis Wiggin, Grand Secretary,
San Francisco ;
" " Benjamin Ackerly, Grand Chaplain, Oak
land ;
E.\ Wm. Thomas Reynolds, Grand Captain of the
Host, San Francisco ;
*' Russell Thayer Hayes, Grand Royal Arch Cap-
tain, Los Angeles ;
Comp.-. Ira Colburu Root, Grand Guard, San Fran-
cisco ;
E.-. William Edward Moody, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1854, and
there are now in existence, under its jurisdiction,
forty-two subordinate Chapters, with an aggregate
membership of eighteen hundred, of which two are
in the City of San Francisco, as follows:
San Francisco Chapter No. 1. — Stated meet-
ings, first and third Mondays of each mouth, in the
Chapter Hall, Masonic Temple.
Officers.— Theodore E. Smith, H. P. ; Henry J.
Burns, K. ; Samuel Sternheim, S. ; Chas.. A. Fnen-
tas, C. H. ; Simon Baum, P. S. ; Arpael Harazthv,
R. A. C. ; Henry Williams, G. M. 3 V. ; Edward T.
Anthony, G. M. 2 V. ; Sharron P. Doane, G. M. 1
V. ; Joseph Clement, Treasurer ; Henry L. Cohen,
Secretary ; Ira C. Root, Guard.
California Chapter No. 5. — Stated meetings,
first and third Tuesdays of each month, in the
Chapter Hall, Masonic Temple.
Queers.— John F. Snow, H. P.; Hiram T.Graves,
K.; Alfred C. Wait, S.; Joseph M. Litchfield. C. of
H; Alphonso H. Vaughn, P. S.; HenrvS. Smith, R.
A. C; Jesse C. Reed, G. M. 3. V. ; Wm. F. King,
G. M. 2. V.; Thos. T. Atkinson, G. M. 1. V.; Sam-
uel Graves, Treas.; Wm. E. Moody. Secy.; J. E.
Tippett, Organist.; James Oglesby, Guard.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND
SELECT MASTERS OF THE STATE OF CAL-
IFORNIA.— Assembles annually at the Masonic
Temple in the City of San Francisco, on the Thurs-
day succeeding the first Monday in April.
Its officers for the term ending April, 1872, are :
M.\ P.-. Stephen Wing, G. M., Columbia;
R.\ P.-. Thomas Kyle, D. G. M., San Francisco;
" AVm. T. Reynolds, G. J. M., San Francisco;
" Powell S. Lawson, P. C. of W., Sacramento;
" James Laidley, G. T., San Francisco;
" Chas. Louis Wiggin, G. It., San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year I860, and
there are now iu existence under its jurisdiction
about nine subordinates with an aggregate member-
ship of 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 the Chapter Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Officers.— George T. Grimes, T. J. M.; David
Morgan, Jr., D. J. M.; Leopold Kuh, P. C. of W.;
William Jeffray, C. of G.; Alex. D. M.Donald,
Treas.; Wm. E. Moody, Recorder; Chas. Calhighau
Cond.; lesse C. Reed, Marshal; James Oglesby,
Sentinel.
THE GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
— Assembles annnally 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, 1872, are:
R.-.E.-. Sir Frederick F. Barss, G. C, Placerville;
V.-. E." Sir William W. Traylor, D. G. C, San
Francisco;
E.\ Sir George A. ShurtlefT, G. G., Stockton ;
E.\ Sir William A.Davies, G. C. G., Stockton ;
E.\ Sir Charles C. Pierce, G. P., Placerville ;
E.-. Sir Stephen Wing, G. S. W , Columbia:
E.\ Sir Henry C. Shaw, G. J. W., Stockton ;
E.\ Sir ElishaW. Bourne, G.T., San Francisco;
E.\ Sir Charles L. Wiggin, G. R., Oroville;
E.\ Sir George C. Perkins, G. S. B.. Oroville;
E.\ Sir Hiram T. Graves, G. S. B., San Fran.;
E.-. Sir Henry S. Orme, G. W., Los Angeles ;
E.\ Sir James Oglesby, G. C. G., San Fran.;
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 iu the City of
San Francisco, viz :
California Commandery, No. 1. — Meets every
Friday evening in Commandery Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Officers. — Sir Joseph B. Seotchler, Commander;
Sir Frank Eastman, Generalissimo; Sir John S. El-
lis, Captain General; Sir William M. Rundell. Pre-
late; Sir Henry H. Thrall, Senior Warden ; Sir
George T. Bromley, Junior Warden; Sir William
H. Lyon, Treasurer; Sir Elisha W. Bourne, Re-
corder; Sir Henry H. Blake, Standard Bearer; Sir
Ralph de Claiimont, Sword Bearer; Sir Franklin
H. Day, Warder.
GRAND CONSISTORY OF THE ANCIENT
AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.— Meets at
the Masonic Temple in the City of San Francisco,
on the second Wednesday in January, 21st of March,
25th of June, 21st of September, and 27th of De-
cember. Its officers for the term ending December,
1873, are :
V.-. I.". Wm. T. Reynolds, Grand Commander in
Chief, San Francisco ;
I.-. John M. Brown, First L. Commander, Yal-
lejo ;
" Wm. A. Davies, Second L. Commander,
Stockton ;
" Leonard Gross, Grand Constable, Sacram'to;
" Charles Marsh, Grand Admiral, Nevada
City ;
" Washington Ayer, Grand Minister of State,
San Francisco ;
" Horace II. Hubbard, Grand Chancellor, San
Francisco ;
" William C. Belcher, Grand Hospitaller,
Marysville ;
" Edwin A. Sherman, Grand Registrar, Sail
Francisco ;
" Oscar V. Walker, Grand Keeper of the
Seals, Petal urna ;
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.
SOCIETIES, MASONIC
899
" Milton S. Latham, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco ;
" A. A. MeAlister, Grand Primate, Marvsville;
" John W. Harville, Grand Master of Cere-
monies, San Francisco ;
" Thomas Kyle, Grand Expert, San Francisco;
" S. G. Hibborn, Assistant Grand Expert,
Vallejo ;
" George A. Shurtleff, Grand Beausenif'er,
Stockton ;
" Hon. E. W. Roberts, Grand Bearer of the
Vexillum Belli, Grass Valley ;
" Alvin B. Preston, Grand Master of the
Guard, Sonora ;
" Andrew J. Binney, Grand Chamberlain,
Marysville ;
" Daniel M. Hosnier, Grand Steward, Forest
Hill ;
" Geortre J. Hobe, Aide de Camp of Com-
mander-in-Chief, Placerville ;
" Ira C. Boot, Grand Tyler, San Francisco.
Godfrey De St. Omar Council, Kniohts 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.
Shaetter, Second Lieutenant Commander ; Sir Ben-
jamin H. Freeman, Chancellor; Sir Win. T. Rey-
nolds, Orator ; Sir John G. Andresen, Almoner ; Sir
Edwin A. Sherman, Recorder ; Sir Moses Heller,
[treasurer; Sir A. I). 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 Aver, Bearer of the Beanseant ; Sir K.
G. Brown, Bearer of the First Standard ; Sir George
J. Hobe, Bearer of theSecond Standard ; Sir Charles
H. Dewey, Lieutenant of the Guard; Sir Ira C.
Root, Sentinel.
Yekua Buena Chapter of Rose Croix, No.
4._Meets every Fridav evening at Masonic Temple.
Its officers lor the term ending April 13, 1*7 1 . are :
Sir George T. Grimes, M. ; Sir Benjamin II. Free-
man S. W. ; Sir Wm. T. Reynolds, J. W. ; Sir
Thomas Kyle, Orator ; Sir John G. Andresen, A1-
moner ; Sir Edwin A. Sherman, Secretary ; Sir
Moses Heller. Treasurer ; Sir John W. Shaetter, 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 Prtnces of Jeru-
salem, No. 4.— Meets every Friday evening at
Masonic Temple.
Its officers lor the term ending March 14, 1871,
are : William T. Reynolds, Tarshaiha ; H. H Hub-
bard H. P. ; La Fevre A. Shaw, I. S. ; Ihomas
Kvle, Orator; J. G. Andresen, Almoner ; Edwin
A." Sherman, Secretary ; Moses Heifer, treasurer ;
John W. Shaetter. M. O ; A. D. McDona d, C. 1. ,
James L. Blaikie, CH. ; Ira C. Root, Tyler.
Yerba Buena Lodge of Perfection, No 6.—
Meets everv Fridav evening at Masonic remple.
Its officers for the term ending February 24, 1874,
are : George J. Hobe, T. P. G. M ; rhomas Kyle,
S. G. W.; C. F. Brown, J. G. W.; Ben Morgou,
Orator ; J. G. Andresen. Almoner; Edwin A. hlier-
man, Secretary; Moses Heller, Treasurer ; James
B Dobbie M C. ; Charles H. Dewey, 8. Ji.: Au-
LlF Ei'sen, J. E. ; J. H. Mitchell, C G. ; James
Churchward, Tyler.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR-
Golden Gate Chapter, No. 1. -Meets every
Mmulav evening at Corinthian Hall, Mechanics In-
*%% JjUS C. Reed, Worthy Patron ; Matilda M.
HoltZ, Worthy Matron ; Sarah J. Btontenbor ugh.
A. M. ; Calista Spauldlng, Treasurer; Nellie M.
Owens. Secretary; Ella Bchoder, Condi
Lizzie Oanham, Associate Conductress ; Ma j Bmith,
Warder ; Mary Downer, Adah [Man Bast
Priscilla Gabbs, Bather; Georgie 8. Nolle. Mar-
tha; Annie E. Douglas, Electa; Senry S
Sentinel.
California Chapter, Xo. I.— Meets alternate
Thursday ev( ninge al Corinthian Ball.
Officers.— Win. Ellis, Worthy Patron ; Mary J.
Kent, Worthy Matron; Sarah Anderson, A M. ;
Mary Hill, Treasurer: Maggie Miller, Secretary;
E. de la Montanya, Conductress ; Kate Day, Asso-
ciate Conductress ; Mary Farriiigloii. A in'h ", Ella
Weed, Ruth; Alicia Byron, Esther; Jane Burk-
head. Martha; L. C. Barth, Electa; Dora Parks,
Warder; John Willis, Sentinel.
TEMPLAR ORDEB OF ADOPTIVE RITE
Mount Ararat Ark, No. I. — Meets al
Thursday evenings at Corinthian Hall.
(Mars.— Samuel 11. Kent, Ven. Archon ; Marj
J. Kent, Ven. Archoness ; William B irk bead, Exc
Inspector; Annie Vanderslice, Exc I
James Lippmau. EXC. Instructor | Josil Love, EXC.
Instructress; Fred. Berryman, Exc. Orator; Mis.
D. NorcroBB, Exc. Almoner; Thorn - An
Treasurer; Marian Hill, Secretary ; E. de la Mon-
tanya, Conductress; Thomas Bmnn, Marshal;
Sarah Anderson, Herald of X. and E. Don
Herald of S. ami W. : Blanche Dnrand, Organist ;
John Willis, Guard.
Olive Branch Ark. No. 7.— Meet*
third Thursday evenings of each month at Kessing'a
Hall, southeast corner of Howard and Tw ei.ly-lirst
Streets.
Officers.— Dr. William T. Bradbury, Yen. Ar
ebon; Mrs. Marietta Mastick, Ven. Archoneasj
N. G. Millman, Exc. Inspector; Mrs Nan< M.
Bradbury, Exc. Inspectrees ; A. C. Morse Ex In
strnctor ; Mrs. Anna Kurt/., Exc. [nstructress ; John
.T. Moyburn, Orator; Mrs. Emma Pierson, Secre-
tary ; George Treat, Treasurer.
PACIFIC ABK, NO. 9.— Meets Friday even
ing at Corinthian Hall.
Officers.-^- William H. Ellis. Ven. Archon ; A J.
Colin, Ven. Archoness; J. S. Cohn, Exc. It Bjpector;
Eleanor Bash, Exc. [nspectresa ; M. Cohn, Exc In-
structor; Augnste8berek, Exc Instructress; Henry
Bash, Orator; K. Btamper, Conductress; C. Marks,
Almoner , B. Marks, Secretary ; L. Lissner, Treas-
urer; J. Raphael, Marshal; A. Rosenbeld, Herald
of X. and E.J Malhilde Lewis, Herald ol S. ami W.,
H. Willis, Guard.
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION.- Incorpo-
rated 1859. Office No. 6, Masonic T< n p i
floor. Associated for the purpose ol t recting the
Masonic Temple, at the northwest con si 1 1 Mont
gomery ami Post Btreeta
Officers.— Alexander G. Abell, Presiden
E Davis, Vice President; ElishaW. Bourn
Cohn, Isaac E. Lav.,. Edmund V. "■"';■"■'>•
Adoiphus Hollnb, James Uidley, William M Bun-
dell and Cbarles L. Wiggin, Trustees; Hen j M.
Newhall, Treasurerl W bb. B. Moody, Becretary.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK^-
Incorporated November lib, 1869. Capita
000. Number of shares, five hundred
o//,(r/-.v.-Lconidas B. Piatt, President; W it.
Culver, Vice-President; George Bobbins, Secretary.
M\soNIC CEMETEBI ASSOCIATION.—
tiSli;;-'^ 1863. Office 328 Mont-
:,.._\V. R. Wheaton, President; Joseph
^^Tji^iAN~TcO.. 116 Sansom Street. Yankee Notions.
ii» in. r
None but the best Photographs are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
900
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Clement. Vice-President; Thomas Anderson, Treas-
urer; Joliu It. Wilde, Secretary.
There are in this city several colored Lodges, viz :
Conventional Independent Grand Lodge of
the State of California. — Organized Julv 27th,
1871. Meets quarterly at C. I. G. L. Hall, south
side of Pacific between Powell and Mason streets.
Officers.— Peter Anderson, M. W. G. M.; William
A. Smith. 1). G. M.; Henry Tolbert, S. G. W.;
John G. Pallier, J. G. W.; Dawson Tnoinas, G.
T.; Nelson Cook, G. S.
Olive Branch Lodge No. 1 .—Meets first, Tues-
day <>t each month at C. I. G. L. Hall.
Officers. — James E. Francis. W. M.j William H.
Blake, S. W ; D. C. MeCleary, J. W.; William J.
Simmons, Secretary ; Henry Tolbert, Treasurer.
Wellington Lodge No. 2.— Meets first Thurs-
day of each month at C.I. G. L. Hall.
Officers.— John G. Pallier, W. M.; James Riker,
S. W.; X. F. Williams, J. W.; James E. Brown,
Secretary ; William H. Carpenter, Treasurer.
Mosaic Lodge No. 3. —Meets first Wednesday of
each month at C. I. G. L. Hall.
Officers — Asbnry Sterling, W. M.; Robert W.
MeCleary, S. W.; J. H. Hitchings, J. W.; W. J.
O. Bryant, Secretary ; J. Harris, Treasurer.
Hannibal Lodge No. 1.— (Under the National
Grand Lodge.) Meets north east corner of Broad-
way and Mason streets.
Officers.— George A. Duvall, W. M.; Joseph
Carey, S. W.; William Davis, J. W.; John A.
Barber, Secretary ; Adam B. Smith, Treasurer.
^Victoria Lodge No. 3.— (Under the National
Gran. I Lodge.) Meets north east corner of Broad-
way and Mason streets.
Officers.— John W. Jones, W. M.; James A.
Reeder, S. W.; James Dyzer, J. W.; Sylvester
Burns, Secretary ; Anthony Loney, Treasurer.
Alpha Royal Arch Chapter No. — .— (Work-
ing under the jurisdiction of the Rising Sun, Grand
Holy Royal Arch Chapter of the State of Pennsyl-
vania.) Organized January 1-lth, 1872. Meets
third Wednesday of each mouth at C. I. G. L.
Hall.
Officers.— Peter Anderson, H. P.; Henry Tol-
bert. K.; Dawson Thomas, S.; Asbury Sterling,
C. H.; Samuel A. Smith, P. S.J J. E. Francis, R.
A. C; John G. Pallier, G. M. of Third V.; James
H. Riker, G. M. of Second V.; Charles H. Fisher,
G. M. of First V.; William H. Carpenter, Treas-
urer ; Nelson Cook, Secretary ; William Muss,
Guard.
I. O. O. P.
GRAND OFFICERS OF THE R. W. GRAND
LODGE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
I. O. O. F. — Win. H. Hill, M. W. Grand Master.
Sacramento ; A. C. Bradford, R. W. Deputy Grand
Master, Millerton; A. J. Gunnison, R. W. Grand
Warden, San Francisco; T. Rodgers Johnson, R.
W. Grand Secretary, San Francisco ; H. B. Brooks,
R.W.Grand Treasurer, San Francisco; John B.
Harmon. R. W. Grand Representative, San Fran-
cisco ; John F. Morse, R. W. Grand Representa-
tive, San Francisco ; Rev. T. H. Sinex, Worthy
Grand Chaplain, Santa Clara; Samuel Isaacks,
Worthy Grand Marshal, Shasta; Thomas P. Ford,
Woi thy Grand Conductor, Sacramento ; A. g!
Wood, Worthy Grand Guardian, San Francisco;
J. F. Billing, Worthy Grand Herald. Santa Clara.
Past O-rand Masters.— John F. Morse, San Fran-
cisco ; H. M. Hueston, San Francisco ; W. H. Wat-
son, San Francisco; L. L. Alexander. San Francis-
co ; T. R. Kibbe, Grass Valley ; J. A. McClelland,
San Francisco ; C. O. Burton, "Stockton ; I. N. Ran-
dolph, Sutter Creek ; Chas. N. Fox, San Francisco ;
C. S. Haswell, Sacramento ; H. T. Dorreuce. Stock-
ton ; John B. Harmon, San Francisco ; C. W. Dan-
nals, San Francisco.
grand officers of the r. w. g. encampment.
Lewis Korn. M. W. Grand Patriarch, Sacramento;
E. W. Bradford, M. E. Grand Hiifl. Priest. Bath ;
D. A. McFailand, R. W. Grand Senior Warden,
Howland Flat ; T. Rodders Johnson, R. W. Grand
Scribe, San Francisco; David Hunter, R. W. Grand
Treasurer, San Francisco ; George H. Morrison, R.
W. Grand Junior Warden, Virginia, Nevada; Na-
than Porter, R. W. Grand Representative, Alameda;
D. McLaren, R. W. Grand Representative, San
Francisco ; J. E. Pelham, Worthy Grand Sentinel,
Shasta; E. Duuker, Worthy Deputy Grand Sentiuel,
San Francisco.
Past Grand Patriarchs. — A. S. Iiedale, San
Francisco ; J. A. McClelland, San Francisco ; A. J.
Lucas, Marysville; W.N. Hall, Gold Hill, New;
D. McLaren, San Francisco; C. L. Thomas, Wat*
sonville ; Lewis Soher, San Francisco ; A. B. Asher,
Downieville ; B. W. Barnes, La Porte ; Charles N.
Fox, San Francisco ; E. W. Roberts, Grass Valley ;
Columbus Bartlett, San Francisco.
All Subordinate Lodges and Encampments I. O.
O. F., 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 Fridavs of each month.
Officers.— Daniel W. Lake, C P. ; J. P. McMor-
ray. H. P. ; Edward H. King, S. W. ; Franklin
Williams, Scribe ; James Davis, Treasurer ; John
L. Zigler, J. W.
Walhalla Encampment, No. 7. — Niirhts of
meeting, first and third Fridays of each .Month.
Officers.— Fred. Epting, C.\P. ; Adolpli Samuel,
H. P. ; W. Bode. S. W. ; John G. Mvsell. Scribe ;
H. F. Maas, Treasurer ; II. Schmadecke, J. W.
Wildey Encampment, No. 23.— Nights of meet-
ing, second and fourth Wednesdays of each month
Officers.— J. D. Enas, C. P. ;*D. H. Twing, 11.
P. ; E. P. Batchelor, S. W. ; William Miller, Scribe ;
B. Ordenstein, Treasurer ; A. Pollack, J. W.
Unity Encampment, No. 26.— Nights of meeting,
second and fourth Mondays of each month.
Officers.— J. F. Brown, C. P. ; J. E. Wolfe Jr.,
H. P. ; W. Cummings Jr., S. W. ; Henry Hoeber,
Scribe; H. P. Parker, Treasurer; D. J. Ed^ar,
J. W.
California Lodge, No. 1.— Night of meeting,
Monday.
Officers.— Chas. W. Gordon, N. G. ; Jos. D. Spen-
cer, V. G. ; John Cogill, Jr. R. S. ; Christopher C.
Butt, Treasurer ; Thomas Phair, P. S.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 3.— Night of meet-
ing, Friday.
Officers.— H. W. Jones, N. G. ; Edward P. Gray,
V. G. ; John Turley, R. S. ; Henry B. Brooks,
Treasurer ; Henry J. Hellman, P. S.'
Harmony Lodge, No. 13— Night of meeting,
Tuesday.
Officers.— M. Pietrzycki, N. G. ; David Keil, V.
G. ; William Mocker, R. S. ; Peter Anthes, Tivas-
surer ; Charles Qnast, P. S.
Verba Buena Lodge, No. 15.— Night of meet-
ing, Thursday.
Officers.— Geo. J. Smith, N. G. ; Fred. W. Poster,
V. G. ; William A. Edmons, R. S. ; Henry G
Squire, Treasurer ; Fraukliu Williams, P. S
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
F, VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Gooda and Umbrella*
SOCIETIES, I.
001
Templar Lodge, No. 17.— Night of meeting,
Wednesday.
Officers".- D. E. Dyer, N. G. ; C.
V. G.; L. Wadham, R. S.; W.
Treasurer; C. T. Pidwell, P. S.
W. Consena,
K. Dietrich,
Magnolia Lodge, No. 29.— Night of meeting,
Tuesday.
Officers — Adolph Kronberg, N.G.; Robert Clearv,
V. G. ; Marcus Rosenthal, R. S. ; Ernest Suskind,
Treasurer ; Leopold Strasser, P. S.
Bay City Lodge, No. 71.— Night of meeting,
Monday.
leers.— Leon L. Dennery, N. G. ; Henry Colin,
V. G. : Geo
Treasurer
A. Case, R. S. ; B. Ordensteiu,
No. 112.— Night of
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge
meetintr, Thursday.
Officers.— William Black, N. G. ; James E. Wolfe
Jr., V. G. ; George T. Shaw, R. S. ; A. W. Geuuui;,
Treasurer ; A. G. Wood, P. S.
Gekmania Lodge, No. 116. — Night of meeting,
Wednesday.
Officers. — A. Samuels, N. G. ; John G. Knorp,
V. G. ; E. Niemeier, R. S. ; H. Neunaber, Treas-
urer ; John A. Riehter, P. S.
Concordia Lodge, No. 122. — Night of meeting,
Monday.
Officers.— William D. Koch, N. G. ; I). Becker,
V. G. ; D. Stelling, R. S. ; Gustavus Meyer, Treas-
urer ; Charles Trautner, P. S.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123. — Night of meeting,
Friday.
Officers. — James R. Finlayson, N. G. ; Geortre
Hewston.V. G.; Walter G. Holmes, R. S. ; Hay-
ward P. Parker, Treasurer.
Parker Lodge, No, 124. — Night of meeting,
Tuesday.
Officers. — W. Warner Henry, N. G. ; George R.
Starr, V. G. ; J. A. Wells, R. S. ; Edgar Bishop,
Treasurer ; N. T. Root, P. S.
Unity Lodge, No. 131. (Mission Dolores) — .
Night of meeting, Tuesday.
Officers.— George Cox, N. G. ; C. A. Buckbee, V.
G. ; Samuel P. Van Dyke, R. S. ; F. H. C. Christ-
enson, Treasurer.
Hermann Lodge, No. 145.— Night of meeting,
Wednesday.
Officers.— F. A. Meyer, N.G. ; OttoSchoenemann,
V. G. ; H.C. Piper, RlS.; Joseph Boiler, Treasurer ;
H. Stempleman, P. S.
Pacific Lodge, No. 195.— Night of meeting,
Thursday.
Officers.— C. W. Weston, N. G.; E. B. Cooper,
VG.; D.W. Lake, R.S.; David Hunter, Treasurer ;
W. A. Kollmyer, P. G.
Ophir Lodge, No. 171.— Night of meeting,
Friday. _ . _
Officers.— CharUs S. Healy, N. G. ; W. A. Fogg,
VG; I. L. Lang, R. S. ; Z. Birdsall, Treasurer ;
Lewis Sober, P. S.
Occidental Lodge, No. 179.— Night of meeting,
Thursday.
Officers.— A. McBoyle, N. G
V.G.jGeo. F. Coffin, R.S
surer; T. H.Brooks, P. S.
Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 194.— Night of meet-
ing, Wednesday. „ _ TT _ ,,
Officers.-Lonm G. Schord, N.G.; H. H. F.issett,
VG ; W. J. Nickerson. R.S.; Charles Lachmau,
Treasurer ; Robert Kercheval, P.S.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2,-Nigbts of
Edward B. Read,
C. B. Putnam, Trea-
meetiiifr, Brat and third Saturdays of each month*
Officers.— .1. F. Miller, N.G.: George J. Smith,
V.G.; A.G. Wood, B.8 ; L.G. Schord, Treaenrer :
Win. Black, I.G.
Teutonia Degree Lodoi, No. I. — Nights of j
meeting, second and fourth Friday! of each month
Officers. — J. H. Peterson, N <; ; A. Samuels, V.
<:.; Charles Weber, B.S.; Peter Anthes, Treasurer ;
David Keil, LG.
California Rkhkk wi DXOBXX LoDOl \<>. 1 —
Night of meeting, Saturday , in Wildey II;.!: i>.
grees conferred second and fourth Saturdays of each
month.
Officers.— F. P.Dann. N.G ; Mrs L U M.hndv,
V.G.; X. E, Bawley, U.S.-. Mix. .M. i;. Pendleton,
Treasurer; P. G. Miller, F s
Gk.nerai. Relief Committee (composed of nil
the Noble Grands and Vice Grands ■•)' the gnbordl
Date Lodges of San Francisco). Meets every Ban-
day at ten o'clock a.m.
Officers. — J. R. Finlayson, President : •' W.
Weston, Vice President ; William I. La Rose,
Recording Secretary ; A. McBoyle, Foreign Cor-
respondent ; E. P.* Gray, Home Correspondent ;
T. H. Druffle, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY A8SOCIA
TION. — Incorporated September 26th, 1865. Offloe
325 Montgomery Street.
Officers. — George T. Bohen, President ; I
M. Garwood, Vice Presideul ; H. F. Knppke, Sop
erintendent ; Thomas Phair, Secretary ; Henry
Horstmann, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION.—
Organized 1858. Capital stock, $50,000 ; cm i
in 1863 to $15(1,000.
Officers.— Washington Bartlett, President : s I •
Reynolds, Vice President ; C.T. Pidwell, Be
A. Himmelmanu, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOC! \TM»N.
— Organized December 30th, 1854. Rooms, 325
Montgomery Street.
The library now contains over twenty thousand
volumes in the various departments of literature,
including one of the most extensive collect
works on the early history of the Pacific Co si It
also contains what is believed to be the most com-
plete and valuable cabinet of minerals, etc., in Hie
State.
Officers. — Henry Kimball, President; Henry N.
Bounder, Vice President; Henry C. Squire, Bee
ording Secretary; Moses Greenebanm, 'I reasurer ;
George'A. Canies. Librarian ; A. H. Gray*
sistant Librarian; 0. M Boyd, .). 1>. 1'. Btillman,
J. D. Oonnell, J. P. Cochrane, W. T Norcrose,
Washington Banlett, David Bavakas, l> McLar-
en,D. B. Wuolf, D. W. Grant, L. G. Schord, Trus-
tees.
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID A8BOI 1
ATION. — Incorporated February 3d, 1868. Office
room 6, 325 Montgomery Street.
The object of this association is to secure to the
families of its deceased members peenniary aid
Officer,.— J. A. McClelland. Pre*
T. Bohen, Vice President ; Franklin William
retary; Henry B. Brooks, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOW8' BAYINGB HANK -Incor-
porated October 13th, 1866. Office 325 Mi ii^.-ihitv
Street. Deposits received in sums of one dollar ami
"^Officer's. — Abram Block, President; Da-rid
Meeker, First Vice President ; U
Vice President; James Benson, Secretary.
JONES
, PULLMAN & CO., lI^anTom Street. Pocket Cutlery and Soissora.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
902
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Temperance.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS— A tem-
perance matual benefit organization, to aid by ail le-
gitimate means in the suppression of the liquor traffic
ami for mutual relief in sickness, in connection with
a life insurance system upon a mutual protective
basis ; each one of two thousand members in a
district paying one dollar upon the death of an-
other.
Golden Gate Encampment No. 26. — Organ-
ize! October 1st, 1871. Number of members sixty.
Meets Wednesday evening in the Grand Army of
the Republic Hall, southeast corner of New Mont-
gomery and .Minna streets.
Officers. — A. T. Enos. Eminent Commander ;
John Robinson, Grand Champion ; Bernard Cur-
ran, Junior Champion ; George B. Hudson, Worthy
Secretary ; B. Roop, Worthy Treasurer ; B. C.
Duffy, Captain of Hosts ; George G. Knott,
Outside Guard.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY No. 1.— Organized
May, 18f>9. Number of members two hundred and
four. Meets every Sunday evening at Irish Ameri-
can II. til. Objects: To encourage all persons to
abstaiu 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. — Henry Hall, President ; Thomas Mc-
Nuity, Vice-President ; William E. Stein, Record-
ing Secretary ; James Pratt, Financial Secretary ;
M. A. Clark, Corresponding Secretary ; Peter
Rafferty, Treasurer.
HOME FOR THE CARE OF THE INEBRI-
ATE—Organized May 24th, 1859. The society
purchased the properly known as Pfeiffer's Build-
ing, northeast corner of Stockton and Chestnut
Streets, in 18(3-2, at an expense of $7,500.
The Legislature of the State, session of J 863, au-
thorized the Board of Supervisors to appropriate
$250 per month for the support of this institution.
Officers. — Frank G. Edwards, President ; Monroe
Ashbury, Vice-President; I. D. Barnard, Secretary;
W. A. Kotlmyer, Treasurer ; E. D. Sawyer, James
Doyle, John Center, S. W. Holt and John H.
English, Trustees; A. P. Hayne, Physician; George
L. Colburu, Superintendent : Mrs. G. L. Colbutn,
Matron.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEM-
PLARS.—Grand Lodge organized May 29th, 1860.
Jurisdiction embraces the States of California and
Nevada, and Territories of Utah, Idaho, New 'Mex-
ico, Australia and Sandwich Islands. Annual ses-
sions held at Vallejo, fourth Tuesday in September.
Number of working Lodges, one hundred and
sixty. Total membership, about ten thousand.
Office of the Grand Worthy Secretary, rooms Sand
6 Garwood's Building, J. Street, between Fifth and
Sixth, Sacramento.
Officers of Grand Lodge. — Albert. D. Wood,
G. W. C. T., Vallejo ; William H. Mills, G. W. C,
Sacramento; Mrs. C. B. Thompson, G. W. V. T.,
San Francisco ; George B. Katzenstein, G. W. S.,
Sacramento ; J. P. Counts, G. W. T., Sacramento.
The following named subordinate Lodges meet
in this city at Good Templars' Hall, 747 Market
Street :
California, No. 7. — Meets every Friday.
Evening Star, No. 114. — Meets every Thursday.
International, No. 291. — Meets every Monday.
Pensacola, No. 133. — Meets every Tuesday.
MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized March 22d, 1866. Meets every Tuesday eve-
ning at the Mariners' Church, northeast coiner of
Sacramento and Druintn streets. Number of mem-
bers, fourteen hundred, to which additions are made
every week.
Officers. — (Vacant), President; (vacant), Vice-
President; J. McPhersou, Secretary ; Rev. Joseph
Rowell, Treasurer.
PARENT DASHAWAY ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized January 2d, 1859. Number of members who
have joined the association since that time, eight
thousand. This society occupy their new and com-
modious building on Post Street, near Dnpont, built
by the association, at a cost, including lot, of $22,-
000, nearly two-thirds of which debt, lias been liqui-
dated up to the present time. Public meetings are
held on Sunday and Thursday evenings. Business
meetiugs, Tuesdav evening.
Officers.— E. T. Batturs, President ; Franklin L.
Jones, First Vice-President; J. F. Fuller, Second
Vice-President ; J. Madison Pratt, Secretary ; W.
H. Preston, Treasurer ; David Hunter, A. McAbee,
Albert Mason, Trustees.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.— Office of the Grand
Scribe, southeast corner of Kearny ami California
streets. Annual session of the Grand Division held
at Sin Francisco on the fourth Tuesday in October.
Officers of the Grand Division. — W. O. Clark,
W. P., Drvtown; Rev. S. Wanj/h. G. W. A. ; Geo.
Bramall, G. S. ; J. J. Hacks, G. T., San Francisco ;
Peter Williams, G. C, Woodside; Isaac Beevan, G,
Sen., San Francisco ; J. C. Potter, Grand Chap..
San Mateo.
Golden Gate Division, No. 12. — Meets in Lib-
erty Hall, south side of Broadway Street, between
Du'pont 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 two thousand and fifty members have signed
the roll. There is also a Ladies' Roll, which num-
bers over five hundred members, and a Cadets', with
three hundred members.
Public meetings are held every Sunday and Thurs-
day evenings, and business meetings every Tuesday
evening, at Headquarters, 232 Sutter Street.
Officers. — F.E.R. Whitney, Commander-in-Chief;
David Kerr, Colonel and First Aid ; Levi F. Cole,
Lieut.-Colonel and Second Aid ; William G. Cue,
Adjutant; Lewis Jennings, Paymaster ; Dr. Henry
Gibbons, Jr., Surgeon ; Rev. O. B. Smith, Chap-
lain ; 1. Nicholas, Chief Quartermaster ; G. W. Mi-
chaels, First Assistant Quartermaster; Israel Wood,
Second Assistant Quartermaster ; James A. Wilson,
S. H. Nicholson and J. D. O'Neill, Aides-de-Camp.
Protective.
ANTI-CHINESE ASSOCIATION (Memorial).—
Organized September, 1871. Number of members,
fifty. Meets at the call of the President. Object,
to prevent the encroachment of Chinese upon white
labor.
Officers. — John Mason. President ; Richard Mills,
Secretary, E. R. Black, Treasurer.
BRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION'.—Organized October 5th, 1863. Number of
members, one hundred and ninety-two. Meets every
"HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P VAN 3CHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Importers and Jobbers.
SOCIETIES, PROTECTIVE.
'.hi:;
Thursday of each month, at the Young Men's Chris-
tian Association Hall, Sii Sntter Street.
Officers.— A.. T. Enos, President ; Marion F. Bird.
vice- President ; James Garmell, Recording Secre-
tary; John D. Cavauagh, Financial Secretary ; Pat-
rick D. Eagan, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT UNION.— Incor-
porated October, 1869; office, 316 California Street.
Objects: Encouraging and protecting immigration
from the Atlantic States and Europe.
Officers.— C. T. Hopkins, President; Charles
Capp. First Vice-President and Manager ; J. Selig-
man cv Co., Treasurers ; William H. Martin, (office
316 California Street) General Agent.
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSO-
CIATION.—Incorporated May 9th, 1870. Office,
23 Exchange Building.
This Association is founded upon principles of
mutual benevolence and protection, and is designed,
at a cost within the reach of every person, to pro-
vide a sufficient fund for the maintenance and sup-
port of the family and heirs of its deceased mem-
bers.
Officers. — Nathaniel Bennett, President; H. H.
Bigelow. Vice-President ; George T. Emery, Sec-
retary ; Willard G. Way man, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCI-
ETY.— Incorporated December 10th, 1871. Num-
ber of members, one hundred* and ten. Meets sec-
ond Wednesday of each month, at the rooms of
the Society, No. 226 Sutter Street. Objects : To
improve the science and art of pharmacy, by diffus-
ing knowledge among apothecaries and druggists,
festering pharmaceutical literature, developing tal-
ent, stimulating discovery and invention, and en-
couraging home productions and manufacture. To
establish the relations between pharmaceutists, drug-
gists, physicians, and the people at large, upon just
principles, which shall promote the public welfare,
and tend to mutual advantage.
Officers. — J. A. Bauer, President ; William Gea-
ry and Emlen Painter, Vice-Presidents; W. E. May-
hew, Recording Secretary ; W. T. Wenzell, Corres-
ponding Secretary ; Wiliiam J. Bryan, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD.
—Organized February, 1872. Meets daily, at ten
o'clock, a. m., and quarter past two, r. H. Rooms,
Hayward's Building, Leidesdortf Street near Cali-
fornia.
Oncers.— Thomas J. Poulterer, President; T.J.
L. Smiley. Vice-President ; W. W. Law ton, Secre-
tary ; E. J. Baldwin, Treasurer; Joseph Tilden,
Cailer.
CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF
SAN FRANCISCO.— Incorporated July 23d, 1870.
Number of members, three hundred. Meets in the
Young Men's Christian Association Building, second
Mondav of each month.
Officers.— Samuel Williams, President ; Thomas
Price, Vice-President; H. A. Powell, Recording
Secretary ; R. T. Roberts, Corresponding Secretary;
Simon L. Jones, Treasurer.
CARTMANS' PROTECTIVE AND RELIEF
SOCIETY.— Organized March 8th, 1862. Number
of members, sixty-five. Meets second Monday of
each month in Irish-American Hall.
Officers.-^ Timothy McGinlev, President ; John
McMullen, Secretary ; Michael Booze, Treasurer.
CAUCASIAN SOCIETY.— Organized August,
1869. Number of members, one hundred. UDject:
To protect white laborers against Mongoliau immi-
gration.
Officers.—?. B. Ladd, President
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE i; km - In New
Merchants' Exchange, California 8treet. Organised
April, I860. Regular meetings second Tuesday of
February, May, August and November. Annual
meeting for the elei tion of offict rs in M it.
Officers. — Koberl B.8wain, President; C. kdolphe
Low, Firs! Vice President; William I •
Second Vice President; Washington Battle t
tary, Treasurer and Librarian; Louis 8
Davis and J, T. Deane, Co nee; .1.
C. Merrill, J. II. Redington an I C A. C 11
berg, Committee on Membership; James De Frem-
cry. W. W. Monl Igne and J, II 1.'. h ■. i t . in
onttee .hi Library; \V. T. Colem n I w
nioiid. Horace Davis, Louis Sachs and J. 1
Committee on Arbitration; C. Adolphe Low, James
Otis. W. F. Babcock, .lame- De Fremi rj an I J. 0.
Merrill, Committeeou Appeals. Term "I office ex-
pires May, 1*71.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS' PBOTEO
TTVE UNION.— Organized September, 1871,
ject, tl »- pi otecti f its members ag tinst bad debt
ors. Office 118 California Street
Officers — Thomas Anderson, President; L
Jaffe, Vice President; W. Stuart, s. oretarj ; George
S. Hoag, Treasurer.
DENTAL ASSOCIATION.— Organised October
5th, 1869. Meetings held at 226 Sutter Stn et « >b
ject : the promotion of the dental profi
Officers. — C. C. Knowles, Presiden
Younger, Vice-President; s. \Y. Dennis, Ken. riling
Secretary ; II. E. Knox, Corresponding Secretary;
A.J. Wood, Treasurer.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK OF
SAVINGS.— Organised June let, 1867. I
stock $150,000. Office 2v!J Sansom Street. It is
governed by a board of nine directors, who elect
their own officers.
Officers. — Henry Dutton, Presiden:
dee, Cashier.
FRENCH SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
—Organized January 27 tb, 1860. Office 411 Bush
Street.
Officers. — Gustavo Mahe, President ; A. QensooL
Cashier.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SO< 1ETI
—Incorporated Ft bruary 17th, 1868. <
000; two hundred shares. Office 526 California
street.
Officers.— L. Gottig, President; George I
Secretary.
GEEMANIA SAVING8 AND BUILDING
UNION— Incorporated December 31st. 1869. Cap
ital, $100,000. Number of shares, one bandied.
Meetings held second Monday Of e;.ch month, ut
NE cor Kearny and Hash Btreets.
officers.— Fran/. Stand, President ; John Pforr,
Vice-President ■ Geo
ther Moenning, Treasurer.
GERMANIA SAVINGS AND BUILDING
UNION. No. 0 — Incorporated April 25, 1871.
Capital $100,000. Number ol shan one hundred.
Meetings held third Monday of each month, at N'W
cor Montgomery and Bash streets,
( , ; .,.,■„. _Kranz Stand, Presidt in ; B.G
tel. Vice-President i J. C. Lots, Treasurer : I
Btrasser, Secretary.
GOLDEN CIRCLE OF TBUE fBIENDS.
Objects : Mutual protection ot the labor and in-
dustrial interests.
Chahteh Oak Lodge No. 1— Organized Feb-
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanaom Street, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps,
WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
ruarv 28th, 1872. Number of members, twenty.
Meets at Charter Oak Hall, "71 Market street.
Officers.— W. W. Swadley, G. M ; P. H. Blake,
V. G.; E. C. Hare, G. S; Charles Moneypenny,
G. T.; U. B. Thomas, G. M.; Jonathan Newcomb,
V. G. N ; J. W. Foster, G. N.
GOLDEN STATE RELIEF AND PACIFIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION CONSOLI-
DATE I) . -Incorporated December 17th, 1870.
Office 410 Montgomery street. The object of this
association is to secure a cash payment at the death
of a subscriber to his or her heirs, of as many dol-
lars as there are subscribers.
Officers.— W. V. Wells, President ; S. VV. Lee,
Vice-President ; E. F. Bean, Secretary.
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organ-
ized March, 1871. Meets first Monday of each
month, at Mozart Hall. Office 114 Kearny street.
This is an association of retail grocers, organized
for the purpose of protecting its members against
bad debtors.
Officers. — A. Gerdes, President; Joseph Mel-
bourn, Vice-President; J. Buhlert, Secretary; H.
Ebbingbauseu, Treasurer.
HAHNEMANNIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY OF
CALIFORNIA. Officers.— J. N. Eckel, M. D.,
President ; J. S. Beakley, M. D., Secretary ; J. J.
Cushing, M.D., Treasurer. Office 122 Geary Street.
HAT FINISHERS' ASSOCIATION— Organ-
ized February 8th, 1853. Meetings held quarterly.
Officers— Sam'l. McAllister, President; V. T. Col-
lins, Vice-President; Bernard Levy, Secretary;
Andrew Jackson, Treasurer.
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY.— Office northeast corner of Montgomery and
Market streets. The objects for which this associ-
ation is formed, are, that by its operations the mem-
ber 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. Sweeney, President ; C. D. O.
Sullivan, Vice- President; Edward Martin, Treas-
urer ; Richard Tobin, Attorney.
HOUSE CARPENTERS' EIGHT HOUR
LEAGUE NO. 1.— Organized January 28th, 1867.
Number of members twelve hundred. Meets first
Monday iu June, office 230 Kearny, Room 27.
Officers. — I. B. Carlyle, President ; George De-
geer, and U. B. Thomas, Vice-Presidents ; J. W.
Gregg, Recording Secretary ; E. O. Andrews, Fi-
nancial Secretary; Timothy Newneu, Treasurer;
John Cook, Sergeant at Arms.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY,—Incorporated November 24th, 1869. Office
16 Geary Street. Capital, $100,000. Number of
shares, one hundred — $10,000 paid in.
Officers.— Adolph C. Weber, President ; E. D.
Keyes, Vice-President; A. Gansl, Treasurer;
Adolph Hartinann, Secretary.
IMPROVED CALKER'S ASSOCIATION.—
Organized 1861 ; reorganized March 21st, 1864 ; re-
vised November 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.
INDUSTRIAL REFORMERS.— A secret soci-
ety, organized 1871. Meets third Thursday of each
month, at Money-penny's Hall, southwest corner of
Twenty fifth and Columbia streets.
Charles Moneypenny, Grand Ruler.
INTERNATIONAL WORKINGMEN'S ASSO-
CIATION. [English Section No. 2 J— Organized
November, 1871. Meets second and fourth Wed-
nesdays of each month at call of the President.
Officers. — Mrs. Ferre, President ; George Hayes,
Secretary.
French Section No. 19. — Organized May 22d,
1871. Number of members two hundred and sev-
enty. Meets first and third Wednesdays of each
month at the call of the President.
Officers.— Dr. Edward Belle, President ; George
Francfort, Secretary; J. Lafaix, Corresponding
Secretary ; Matthias Rontet, Treasurer.
German Section No. 16. — Organized February
1869. Reorganized June, 1871. Number of mem-
bers ninety. Meets first Monday of each mouth at
the call of the President.
Officers. — J. A. Schoenuer, President ; A. Hen-
niug, Secretary.
JOURNEYMEN BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
FACTURERS' CO-OPERATIVE UNION.— In-
corporated August 21st, 1867. Capital, $50,000.
Number of shares, one thousand. Office and fac-
tory, 413 Broadwav Street.
Officers. — John Kinsella, President ; James Ho-
gan, Secretary and Treasurer.
KNIGHTS OF ST. CRISPIN, GOLDEN CITY
LODGE NO. 190.— Incorporated February 17th,
1869. Number of members three hundred. Meets
first Saturday of each month at 773 Market. Objects
To protect aud promote the interests of journeymen
boot and shoemakers.
Officers. — Martin Dolan, Sir Knight ; Michael
Lahey, Knight ; WiHiam M. Farrell, Recording
Secretarv ; William P. Sullivan, Financial Secre-
tary ; John Nolan, Corresponding Secretary;
Humphrey Gallagher, Treasurer.
LA SOLID ARITE.— Incorporated December,
1868. Office 729 Montgomery Street. The object of
this Association is to secure "to the families or heir6
of deceased members a cash payment of as many
dollars as there are members.
Officers. — Marc de Kirwan, President ; J. F. Lohse,
J. J. Rey. L. M. Gander, Henry Payot, G. B. Hurl-
but, and E. Thomas, Vice-Presidents ; A. Rodouan,
Secretary ; Theodore Leroy, Treasurer.
LABORERS' EIGHT-HOUR LEAGUE.— Or-
ganized September, 1868. Number of members
five hundred. (Suspended for six months.)
Officers. — John D. Connelly, President ; Richard
Carroll, Vice-President ; W. D. Delany, Recording
Secretary ; John Waters, Financial Secretary ; John
Dolan, Treasurer.
LABORERS' PROTECTIVE AND BENEV-
OLENT ASSOCIATION.— Meets first Friday of
each month in Irish American Hall, 814 Howard
Street. Number of members two hundred and fifty.
Officers. — Patrick Sullivan. President ; Michael
Kilcline, Vice-President ; James Gilmartiu, Record-
ing Secretarv ; Michael Callaghan, Corresponding
Secretary ; Michael O'Donuell, Treasurer.
LAND MORTGAGE UNION OF CALIFOR-
NIA.— Incorporated December 31st, 1870. Objects:
To secure a safe and profitable means of investing
money without inconvenience or risk to investors,
and to enable its members to build, purchase, or im-
prove real estate on the most easy and advantageous
terms. Office 123 Post Street.
Officers. — J. H. Fish, President; John T. Carter,
Secretary ; John Morton, Treasurer.
etJ-NTINGTON, HOPKINS & CD.. Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, White Shirts.
SOCIETIES, PROTECTIVE
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™xtNoL0RI)j,' protective associa-
TION.^-Organized July 10th, 1871. Meets at the
call of the President at 604 Merchant Street. Num-
ber of members, one hundred.
Objects.— The mutual protection of landlords
against the annoyances of troublesome and uprofit-
able tenants.
Officers.— H. P. Ross, President; William II.
Wood, Vice-President; William Sherwood, Secre-
tary.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION
—Incorporated June 1st, 1866. Capital, $250,000.
Office Merchants' Exchange Building, California
Street between Montgomery and Sansom. The
object of this corporation is the promotion of the
interests of trade and commerce.
Officers. — Thomas H. Selby, President ; Joseph
A. Coolidge, Secretary; B. G.Sneath, Albert Dib-
blee, J. B. E. Cavallier. S. B. Boawell, J. W. H.
Campbell, Thomas H. Selby and B. B. Swain, Trus-
tees.
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.
Carries:, Secretary; Martin Bruninga, Treasurer.
MILLMEN'S MUTUAL PROTECTIVE AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized December 12th, 1870.
Meets every Monday at one o'clock in the committee
rooms of Mechanics' Institute. This Association
is composed of all the mill owners in San Francisco
and Oakland, for the purpose of establishing a uni-
form scale of prices and for the protection of their
mutual interests.
Officers. — C. J. Prescott, President; A. R. Wells,
Vice-President; W. A. Meeker, Secretary; O. H.
Burnham, Treasurer.
MONTGOMERY AVENUE OPPOSITION
LEAGUE.— Organized June 7, 1871. Office 616
Montgomery Street.
Objects. — To prevent by all lawful means the
opening of the above named avenue upon the plan
inaugurated and sought to be carried out.
Oncers.— Thomas Gray, President; H. S. Tibbey,
Secretary; E. W. Burr, Treasurer.
MUTUAL PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION.— In-
corporated September 8th, 1868, for the purpose of
affording immediate and efficient relief to the fami-
lies of deceased members. Any person in good
health may become a member of the association and
secure its prospective benefits, by paying five dollars
annually, and one dollar on the death of each mem-
ber, the' number of members being limited to two
thousand. Office 118 California Street.
C^cez-s.-j-Thomas Anderson, President; William
Stuart, Secretary ; Henry L. Davis, Treasurer.
NATIONAL LABOR UNION (State Assembly).
—Organized January, 1872. Meets annually, at
San Francisco. Number of members, ninety.
Officers W. W. Swadlev, President; J. New-
comb, Vice-President ; G. W. Hollester, Secretary ;
P. R. Black, Treasurer.
Union No. 1.— Organized March 14th, 1871.
Meets the first and Third Monday of each month at
Excelsior Hall. „ „ _ .,
Officers.- -P. R. Black, President ; S. N. Grubb
and U. B. Thomas, Vice-Presidents; James K.
Phillips, Secretary ; Samuel Smith, Treasurer ; C.
Shade, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Union No. 4. — Organized November 21st,
1871. Number of members, thirty. Meets at Bare'i
Hall, South San Francisco.
Officers.— Geo. A. Grant, President; E. 0. Hare
Vice-President; A.J. Hare, Seoretary; J. VN li
kin, Treasurer.
Union No. 1 1.— Organised January 90th, 1879
Meets every other .Monday, northwest corner of
Natoma and New Mom Number
ol members, eighty.
Officers. — Charles Moneypenny, Presides :
Dempsey and s. p. For, Vice Presidents ; John
Kenny, Secretary; Joseph Sparrow, Treasurer.
PACIFIC HABDWABE AND METAL BOARD
OF TBADE. -Meets Oral Monday ol
at 312 California Street,
Officers.—]. \v. sicu. President ; M. J. I
nor, Vice-President ; James Linfortb, Be
and Treasurer.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS' BIG IT
HOUR LEAGUE.— Organized June
(No meetings held at present)
Officers.— James A. Colvin, President ; R. J,
Courtier, Vice-President ; William I.
tary ; .lames O'Malley, Treasurer.
RIGGEBS AND STEVEDORES' UNION AS
SOCIATION.— Organized June 25th, 1863, for the
regulation of wages and protection of each
Number of members, one hundred and liliv live.
Meets every Monday evening at 129 Pacini B
Officers. — Thomas Anderson, Pn ri lenl ; William
Morgan, Vice-President ; Frank E. Durham, Secre-
tary ; David Roberts, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO OOMMEBOIAL A8SOC1
ATION.— Organized July 14th, 1868. Number of
members, two hundred. Meetings held in the office
of the Secretary, 312 California street. The
of this association is to prevent fraud in the matter
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. — James Linfortb, President; Thomas
Breeze, Vice-President; M. H. Myers, Secretary ;
J. Greeubaum, Treasurer.
SAN FBANCISCO CO-OPEBATTVE LAND
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated
March 20th, 1871. Capital. $10,000,000. Number of
shares, 20,000. Office oOn Montgomery Sii
Objects: To accumulate a fund for the purchase
of real estate in the City and County of San Fran
cisco, and in adjoining oi adjacent Counties, and to
subdivide the same into lot,- or panels suitable for
homesteads; to erect houses and other impro\
upon such lots, and to distribute or allot th
either before or after such improvements are made
or erected thereon, among the shareholders ; and
generally to aid its shareholders in acquirm
estate, making improvements thereon, or removing
incumbrances therefrom.
Officers.— G. W. Blake. President; Janie- |
Vice-President; II. B. Congdon, Secretary ; B. C.
Morton, Treasurer.
SAN FBANCISCO COOPERATIVE PRINT-
ING COMPANY —Incorporated January 16th,
1871. Capital, 10,000. Number of shares, 100.
Office 111 Clav S<reet.
Officers.— Francis A. Bonnard, Edmund William-
son, B. H. Daly, Charles Bubb and Peter Cook,
Trustees.
SAN FBANCISCO GERMAN SAVINGS AND
BUILDING association. Incorporated Sep-
tember 28th, 1870. Meets on the first and third
JONES PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanaom Street, White Goods.
58'
None but the best Photographs are made by W ATKINS, 26 Montgomery St.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Monday of each month at Germairia Saloon, south-
west corner Bush and Kearny streets.
Officers. — Jacob Tautphaus, President; L.
Scbolze, Vice-President ; H. Pfersdorff, Secretary ;
A. Haferkorn, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL SOCIETY.—
Organised February 4th, 1868. Number of mem-
bers, fifty. Meetings held at 226 Sutter Street, on
the second aud fourth Tuesdays of each month at
half past 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 character, inter-
ests 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 medical education.
Third. The separation of regular from irregular
practitioners.
Fourth. The association of the profession proper
for purposes of mutual recognition and fellowship.
Officers.— 3. F. Morse, M. D., President ; W. T.
Bradbury, M. D.,and P. Chamberlain, M. I)., Vice-
Presidents ; Henry Gibbons, Jr., M. D., Recording
Secretary ; W. A." Grover, M. D., Corresponding
Secretary ; A. G. Soule, M. D., Treasurer ; James
D. Whitney, M. D., Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL MUTUAL PRO-
TECTIVE UNION.— Incorporated July i4th, 1869.
Number of members, two hundred and fourteen.
Meets quarterly in Mozart Hall.
Officers.— H. M. Balch, President ; A. Rusteberg,
Vice-President ; J. T. Colby, Secretary ; J. Muller,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.—
Organized September 15tb, 1867. Number oi mem-
bers, one hundred. Meets daily at half-past ten
o'clock, a. m., northeast corner of Davis and Clay
streets. Object : To promote the interest aud con-
venience of dealers in domestic produce.
Offices.— Horace Davis, President ; E. G. Math-
ews, Vice-President; W. H. Walker, Secretary,
E. Ransom, Treasurer ; N. C. Fassett, Thomas
Newell, O. Loucks, J. P. Hulme, J. D. Ryan, aud
David Cook, Directors.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION.— Incor-
porated June 18th, 186-2. Office northeast cor Cal-
ifornia and Webb streets.
This Association offers to the public a secure de-
pository for small savings, and facilities for obtain-
ing loans on real estate, on terms very advantageous
to those wishing to procure homesteads. Security
is insured to its depositors by a cash capital of
$200,000 paid in by its stockholders, which, under
the statute, can in no case be withdrawn until all
its liabilities are discharged, even though this should
exhaust every dollar both of the capital and of the
reserve fund. This statute also positively prohibits
any purchase or investment which would bring the
corporation into debt.
Officers. — James DeFremery, President ; C.
Adolphe Low, Vice-President; Lovell White,
Cashier aud Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.— Organized September 11th, 1862. Meet-
ings held daily at half-past ten o'clock a. m. aud
three p. m., at 41 1 £ California Street.
Officers. — E. P. Peckham, President; George W.
Smiley, Vice President ; Henry Schmieden, Treas-
urer;" Franklin Lawtou, Secretary; B. H. Coit,
Caller ; T. M. Blair, Sergeant at- Arms.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorpor-
ated July 23d, 1857. Office 61'J Clay Street.
The object for which this society is formed is, that
by means of it the members may be entitled to find
a secure and profitable investment for small savings.
Deposits received from two and a half dollars up to
any amount. Deposits to the amount of $8,500,000
are invested in first loans on real estate. Reserve
fund $290,000.
Officers.— E. W. Burr, President ; Cyrus W. Car-
many, Cashier; James O. Dean, Auditor; Benjamin
O. Devoe, Surveyor.
SEAMENS' BOARDING MASTERS' ASSOCI-
ATION.—Organized March 27th, 1865. Meets first
Mondav evening of each month, at southwest cor-
ner of Davis and Vallejo streets.
Officers. — Thomas Chandler. President ; Edwin
C. Lewis, Secretary; Charles Price, Treasurer.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized March 21st, 1857. Reorgan-
ized June 3rd, 1861. Meetings held second Friday
of each month in Excelsior Hall, 713 Mission Street.
Officers. — Peter R. Black, President ; Thomas
Nash, Vice-President ; James D. Galloway, Secre-
tary ; George Cavan, Treasurer.
SHIPWRIGHTS' (JOURNEYMEN) ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized April 1st, 1857. Reorgan-
ized April 23d, 1863. Number of members, four
hundred and fifty-four. Meet6 in Excelsior Hall,
713 Mission Street, on the first and third Wednesday
of each month. The object of this association is to
procure a fair and uniform rate of wages for the
trade.
Officers. — John Brown, President ; Murdoch
Campbell, Secretary; Edward Doyle, Treasurer, \
Daniel Diiscoll, Sergeant-at-Arms.
STONE MASONS' (JOURNEYMEN) ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized April 1st, 1865. Number
of members, twenty-three. Meetings first Friday
of each month at northeast corner of Bush and
Kearny Streets.
Officers. — William McCarthy, President ; John
Kelly, Vice-President ; Johu Buckley, Secretary.
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 purpose of erecting
wharves, docks, etc., for lumber yards and other
purposes. Capital stock, $960,000, divided iuto
ninety six shares of $10,000 each. Location of
property, Blocks five and six, bounded by Bryant
and Brunnau, Beale and First Streets. Office 318
California Street. Annual meeting first Tuesday
iu August. .
Officers. — W. J. Adams, President ; John Camp-
bell, Secretary; William H. Peuufield, Wharfinger.
UNITED WORKINGMEN'S BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURING CO.— Incorporated
January 13th, 1868. Number of members, twenty-
nine. Capital, $50,000. Number of shares, one
thousand. Factory north side of Tyler Street near
Tavlor.
Officers. — Thomas James Butler, President; John
D. Sullivan, Vice-President; Thomas J. Cunning-
ham, Secretary; Dennis McCarthy, Treasurer.
WATERMAN'S PROTECTIVE UNION.— Or-
ganized June 1st, 1865. Number of members, thirty.
Meetings held every second and fourth Thursday of
each mouth at 281 First Street.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Boots and Shoes.
SOCIETIES, LITERARY, HISTORICAL, ETC
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Officers.— Charles Reed, President; Thomas F.
Steer, Secretary; H. H. Colby, Treasurer.
WOMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE PRINTING
UNION.— Incorporated June 18tb, 1869. Capital,
110,0(10. Number of shares, oue thousand. Ollice
4"J4 Montgomery.
Officers.— Mrs. Emily A. Pitts, President; R. J.
Trumbull, Vice-President; Mrs. L. G. Richmond,
Secretary, Treasurer and Superintendent.
WOMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE UNION.— In-
corporated March 27th, 1868. Capital, $30,000.
Number of shares, three thousand. Store 2S 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. Willard Smith, President; Mrs.
— Duncan, Vice-President; Mrs. C. Curtis, Sec-
retary; 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 loth, 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 Agri-
cultural Park at stated periods throughout the year.
Officers.— J. M. Duncan, President; Hon. John
Boggs and T. J. Edmonson, Vice-Presidents ; A. D.
Carpenter, Secretary; R. F. Morrow, Treasurer ; J.
M. Duncan, H. R. Covev, C. S. Crittenden, William
Ware, P. A. Pinigan, Oscar Lewis, 8. L. Theller,
W. Hendiickson, J. B. Dorr, S. B. Whipple, J. N.
Killup and R. F. Morrow, Trustees ; J. M. Duncan,
T. J. Edmondson, R. P. Morrow, H. R.Morrow and
S. L. Theller, Executive Committee.
BAY DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCI-
ETY OF CALIFORNIA.— Organized October 8th,
1870. Objects: To collect and distribute horticul-
tural knowledge, hold exhibitions, etc. Office, 622
Clay Street.
Officers.— H. N. Bolander, President; E. J. Hoop-
er,Vice-President; F. A. Miller, Secretary; William
Meyer, Treasurer ; F.Ludemaun, E. L. Reimer and
Charles Stephens, Trustfes.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
—Organized April 22nd, 1853. Meets first and
third Mondav of every mouth at 622 Clay Street.
Officers.— Professor Geo. Davidson, President ;;
Brig. General JohuHewston, Vice-President; Dr.
Geo. Hewston, Recording Secretary; H. G. Hanks,
Corresponding Secretary : Elisha Brooks, Treasu
rer ; H. G. Bloomer, Director of Museum.
Curators.— H. G. Hanks, Mineralogy; Prof.
Durand, Palaeontology ; Dr. Geo. Hewston, Con-
chologv ; Prof. Bolander, Botany ; Dr. Geo. Hews
ton. Ethnology ; Henry Edwards. Entomology ; Dr.
J. G. Cooper, Zoology.
CALIFORNIA ACCLIMATIZING SOCIETY
-Incorporated May 1st, 1871. Meetsat ™>«°flJ «
California Academy ot Sciences, 622 Clay btieet.
Objects : To import and propagate foreign game,
birds and Sab.
Officers.— XV. A. N. well. M. D.. President ;
Alexander Badlam, Vice President ; 1). J. Mills,
Treasurer ; John Williamson, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.— In-
corporated July 11th. 1870. Nuuilii-r of members
twenty live. Annual meeting at College uf Saula
Clara on day of commencement. Objects: Colti
ration of the history antiquities and ethnography of
tin- vreel ooasl of America, and the publication of
early relations and documents connected thtTcw ith.
Office 323 California Street.
Officers. — Rev. A. Varsi, John W. D«
Charles H. Sawyer, Tiburcio Parrotl and John
T. Doyle, Trustees. Ralph C. Harrison, Secretary.
DEMOSTHENIC LTTEBAB1 BOCIET1
Organized May 13th, 1870. N amber of members,
fifty. Meets every Tuesday evening at its rooms,
cor New Montgomery and Howard Btrt
Objects, — Mutual improvement in debate, com-
position and general literature. A paper is pub-
bushed under the auspices of this society entitled the
Demosthenic Monthly.
Officers.— Wilbur W. Moore, President; E. 0
McParlane and A. A. Wheeler, Vice Presidents;
Jose P. Godoy, Recording Becretary; J. 0 Bonn-
tree, Jr., Corresponding Secretary; S
Treasurer; II. Vischer and R. Y.'Haync, Editor.-.
IQNATIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.— Reorgan-
ized September 1-lih, 1871. clumber of me
twenty-two. Meets every Thursday evening at St.
Ignatius College.
Officers. — E. M. Nattini, President: Jeremiah P.
Sullivan, Vice-President ; John P. O'Day, Record
ing Secretary ; John A. Coffey, Corresponding Sec-
retary; Robert Tobin, Treasurer j Thomas Landers,
Librarian.
IRISH LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.
Meets every .Monday evening at Hall, 638 Market
Street.
Officers.— Edward Gowen, President; T. McSloy,
Vice President ; R. C. Tobin, Treasurer; John
Wightman, Secretary.
JUSTINIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized 1872.
Officers.— XV. Taffee, President : John I.McConrt-
ney, Vice President; Robert P. Sullivan. Recording
Secretary, James King, Corresponding Secretary;
James S". Murphy, Treasurer.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.— Organized M.n-. h
29th, 18-Vi. New building 27 Post Street.
The objects of this institute are the establishment
of a library, reading room, collection of a cabinet,
scientific apparatus, works of art, and other literary
and scientific purpose.-. The Bociety has a I.
Room well supplied With the leading scientific and
literary periodicals of the day. and a valuable library
containing nineteen thousand volumes, including
many rare scientific works. Among these is a com-
pleteset of the Philosophical Transa lioni i of the
Roval Society. During the veal's 1858, 1860,1864,
is,;.", isds isii'Jaud 1*71. this institute presented to
the people of the State of California their -
third, fourth, fifth. Birth, seventh and eighth annual
exhibitions, each of which was attended with the
,„.,,, complete sneeess. Any person maybe
member, being acceptable to the Board ol rrostaes,
and paying an initiation fee of one dollar, and one
dollar and fifty CentB QUarte lv dues in BCTI
Officer,-. A.& liallidio.l'reH i.nt; B. P. Brnnner,
Vice President: II W. Jones, Corresponding Bee
retarv W. 11. Williams, Recording Secretary; Hen-
ry L Davis, Treasurer; George Bpaolding, Dana
T^^Ii^lN^Tc^Ii^ansom Street, Best Paper and Linen Collars.
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Kerr, J. R. Wilcox, J. O. Hanseom, Charles F.
Baasett, Thomas Nelson, J.Martenstein, Cliarles E.
Hoppa and Irving M. Scott, Directors; G. C. Hurl-
burt, Librarian; George P. Coleman, Assistant Li-
brarian.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.—
Organized January 24th, 1853. New Mercantile
Library Building, north side of Bush street be-
tween 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
amply supplied with papers and magazines from
the Eastern States and Europe. The terms of
membership are two dollars initiation fee and one
dollar per month — dues payable quarterly in ad-
vance. (See general review.)
Officers. — James Otis, President; George C.
Bode. Vice-President ; William Harney, Record-
ing Secretary ; Justin P. Moore, Corresponding
Secretary; Bfinthorne M. Tompkins, Treasurer;
J. C. Wilmerding, Henry P. Bowie, N. C. Fassett,
Edward F. Hall, Jr., Wm. Loewy, James Palache,
Andrew McF. Davis, Theodore F. Dwight, Josepli
Flaw, Trustees ; Alfred Stebbins, Librarian ; A.
E. Whitaker, First Assistant Librarian ; E. O.
Weiuer, Second Assistant Librarian ; John A.
Haugh, Janitor ; J. J. Tayker, Collector.
ORIENTAL LITERARY AND SOCIAL
CLUB. — Organized June, 1871. Meets every al-
ternate Sunday, at Druids Hall, 413 Sutter Street.
Obiect : To promote literature and social feeling.
Officers.— (i. M. Berry, President ; P. Hirshfield,
Vice-President; A. Summerfield, Jr., Secretary;
J. Witt, Treasurer ; J. M. Merzbach, collector.
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.—
Organized March 28th, 1871. Objects: The pro-
motion of Painting, Sculpture and Fine Arts akin
thereto, the diffusion of a cultivated taste for art in
the community at large, and the establishment of
an Academy or School of Design.
Regular meetings held on the fourth Tuesday of
March, June, September and December, in the
Mercantile Library Building, 21(5 Bush street.
Officers. — William Alvord, President; W. L.
Mat pie, Vice-President ; Frederick W. Whymper,
Secretary ; Edward Bosqui, Treasurer ; B. P. Av-
ery, John M. Tracy, J. P. Wandesforde and G. J.
Denny, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSO-
CIATION.— Organized 1865. Library contains
about six thousand volumes. Room 27 Montgom-
ery Block.
Officers . — J. P. Hoge, President ; Joseph W.
W inane, Treasurer; G. G. W. Hoge, Secretary
and Librarian ; John DeWitt, Assistant Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCI-
ETY.— Organized June 4th, 1870. Meets first and
third Friday of each month at 619 Clay Street. Ob-
ject : The study of microscopical science on the Pa-
cific Coast.
Officers.-. J. B. Trask, President ; (vacant) Vice-
President ; Henry C. Hyde, Recording Secretary ;
Henry G. Hanks, Corresponding Secretary ; E.
Neustadt, Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.—
Organized August, 1850. Rooms northeast corner
of Montgomery and Gold streets, near Jackson.
The expressed 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
m the wilderness and become the founders of a new
State. All who were in California prior to the first
day of January, 1850, 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-
bration on the ninth of September, the anniversary
of the admission of California into the Union. The
Society is possessed of an excellent library, a cabi-
net of minerals, relics of early times, and various
other objects of interest.
Officers.— A. W. Von Schmidt, President ; C. L.
Wiggin, F. L. A. Pioche, J. W. Eastin, X. L. Drew
and James Lick, Vice-Presidents ; Louis R. Lull,
Secretary ; Howard Havens. Treasurer ; William
Huefner, Marshal ; Jas. S. Wethered, S. R. Gerry,
J. W. Mandeville, Peter Dean, Otto H. Frank, J.
C. Wilmerding, John F. Lohse, Francis Cassiu, and
George B. Hitchcock, Directors.
STARR KING LITERARY UNION.— Organ-
ized March 16th, 1871. Number of members, forty.
Meets every Friday evening at half-past seven
o'clock at 533 Kearny Street. Objects: Social and
mental improvement.
Officers. — Charles E. Travers, President ; John
D'Arcy, Vice-President ; L. J. Hard}', Jr., Secre-
tary.
Social.
AMERICUS CLUB.— Organized February 1st,
1871. Number of members, thirty -three. Meet-
ings held every Monday evening, at the southwest
cor of Third and Howard streets. Object : Social
enjoyment and mutual improvement.
'Officers. — Alfred J. Fritz, President; John H.
Colbert, Vice-President ; W. H. Miller, Financial
and Recording Secretary and Treasurer ; W. F.
Fueelier, Sergeant-at-Arms.
AMITY SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized September
2d, 1870. Number of members, twenty-eight. .Meets
first Monday of each month. Object: Social and
intellectual improvement.
Officers.— II. P. McGinerty, President ; Edward
Nugent, Vice-President; A. Byrne, Recording Sec-
retary; Thomas McDonald, Financial Secretary;
Joseph Dunu, Treasurer ; W. J. Coffee, Sergeaut-
at-Arms.
ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXI-
CAN WAR. — Organized for the purpose of perpet-
uating a friendly feeling amVmg those residing on
the Pacific coast who participated in the Mexican
War.
Offices.— Gen. G. W. Bowie, President ; R. P.
Hammond and H. L. Van Geisterfield, Vice-Presi-
dents ; John C. Robinson, Recording Secretary ;
W. C. Burnett, Corresponding Secretary ; James
Kane, Treasurer ; Henry Hixon, .Marshall.
BEETHOVEN CHORAL SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized 187C. 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. San-
chez. Vice-President ; George E. Butler, Secretary;
George T. Evans, Musical Director.
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C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708. 712, 714 and 718 Kearny Street, Tobacco and Cigar*
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BURNS CLUB.— Organized January 25th, 1863.
Number of members, twenty. Meets last Saturday
of each month in Young Men's Christian Association
building. Object, social enjoyment.
Officers. — Robert Gowenlock, President ; Hugh
Davidson, Vice-President ; William V. Grey, Secre-
tary ; John Bain, Treasurer.
CALEDONIAN CLUB.— Organized November
24th, 1866. Number of members, three hundred
and fifty. Meets the first and third Friday of each
month, at Mozart Hall. Objects : Encouragement
and practice of the games, and preservation of the
customs and manners of Scotland, and a promotion
of a taste for her literature, music, etc.
Officers. — David Mitchell. Chief ; Andrew Fore-
man, First Chieftain; David Kidd, Second Chieftain;
Alexander Nicholson, Third Chieftain ; A. McBeth,
Fourth Chieftain.
CALIFORNIA BOAT CLUB— Organized May
29th, 1871. Meets every Monday evening at Club
rooms 22 Minna Street. Boat-house, Long Bridge.
Number of members twenty-five, aud unlimited.
Objects : To foster and improve the art of rowing
among its members, combined with such other arts
and exercises as shall tend to improve and elevate
the moral and physical standing of its members.
Officers.— Thomas Gearv, President ; A. Living-
ston, Vice-President; A. M. Robertson, Secretary ;
W. Schultz, Treasurer; W. Hughes, Sergeaut-at-
Aras.
CALIFORNIA CRICKET CLUB.— Organized
June 1st, 1868. Meetings held first Monday of each
mouth, at half past seven o'clock p. m., at the rooms
of the British Benevolent Society, 73U Montgomery
Street.
Officers.— W. Lane Booker, President ; Henry
A. Fox, Vice-President; W. J. MacDougall, Secre-
tary ; Jonathan Peel, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA OLYMPIC CLUB.— Organized
November, 1871. Number of members, three hund-
red. Rooms northeast corner of New Montgomery
and Howard Streets. This club is in a very pros-
perous condition, considering the short period ot its
existence. The rooms are well adapted and fur-
nished to meet the wants of such au organization.
Officers.— Peter Taylor, President; Richard 1.
Carroll, Vice-President ; Thomas J. Gough, Secre-
tary ; Geo. S. Ingersoll, Treasurer ; R. H. Lloyd,
William Norris, George R. Rosseter, Charles E.
Elliott, M. G, Nixon aud Thomas B. Julian, Direc-
tors ; Charles A. Benuet, Leader.
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 grevhoimds, and ruu them after bares
in accordance with the rules as revised from the
NationalToursing Club of Great Britain and Ire-
Qfficers.— Jas. Adams, President ; Leonard Rey-
nolds, Secretary ; C. L. Place, Treasurer ; M. Can-
navau, John Scarlett, C. Harley, P. McCue, and D.
W. White, Field Stewards.
CONCORDIA SOCIETY.— Organized Novem-
ber, 1861. Number of members, one hundred.
Meetings held first Tuesday of each month, at -i-
Sutter Street. . . „„;.1i1:i:,„
The object of this society is to promote sociability
and literature. . , , T :
0AV„..<._Tsidor Wormser, President Ley
Strauss. Vice-President; Louis Goodman Record-
ing Secretary ; Cerf Weil .Corresponding ;and 1>
naucial Secretary; S. NicUelsburgh, lrea*u.er.
E1NTRACHT DRAMATIC CLUB.— Organised
May, 1868, Number of members, twenty, Heats
every Monday evening at Plan's Hall.
The objects of this club an- to give dramatic per
formancea and have social reunions.
Officers. — E. E. Campion!, President; I
mann, Secretary; E. Rush, Treasurer; It. Bern
stein, Stage Manager; Philip Kramer, Propertyman.
EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB.— Incorporated Feb-
ruary 23, isri. Meets third Sunday of each month
at 105 Post Street.
Object : Literary and social entertainment of its
members.
Officers. — Henry Myers, President ; Louis
Schwartz, Vice President ; a. Kaplan, Becretarj :
J. Abramson, Treasurer.
EUREKA TURN VEREIN.— Organised Octo-
ber 26th, 1863. Number of members, one hundred.
Pupils, one hundred and tWentj ttve. Regular meet
inge, first Wednesdaj of each month. Hall, Pow< U
Stieet, near California.
The object of this association is to encourago mor-
ality and improve health.
Officers.-— J. B. Golly, President; Willi. on Von
Ronn, Vice-President; E. I ..-iiiiimr.lt , Recording
Secretary ; K. II. -in. Corresponding Secretan : w I
liam Stapelfeld, Treasurer ; William G. Koch, I
Turn wart; W. Allgeier, Second Turnwart; W.
Kratisgrill, Zeugwart ; A. Golly, Librarian.
EXCELSIOR SOCIALOLUB.— Organist
nary 13th, 1870. Number of members thirty two.
Meets every Tuesday evening at rooms Third
between Howard and Hunt.
Officers.— Thomas Cronin, President ; John
Coheu, Vice-President; Joseph Mel
cording Secretary ; N. Brown, Financial Secretary;
Charles Raphold, Treasurer.
EXIN SOCIAL CLUB.— Organize, I Mai
Number of members, thirtv-live. Meets first Sun
day of each month at I. 0. K. M. Hall, 510 Bush
Street. _, . , ,_ _ .
Officers.— S. L. Goldberg President; D. Cohn,
Vice-President; W. Isack, Secretary; 11. Oobm,
Treasurer.
FIRE PLY SOCIAL ANDDB IM kTICCLUB.
—Organized Ocl r 31st, L869. Meet, every al
ternato Sunday in Banders' Hill, southeast corner
of New Montgomery and Minna Streets. Objects:
Mental improvement of its members, cultivating a
feeling of friendship and giving dramatic entertain
^Officers.— Harris Rubin. President ; A. Roths-
child Vice-Presidenl ; W. Buckingham, Recording
Secretary; Samuel Green, Financial Secretary;
A. Mye'r, Treasurer; S. lleringbi, Sergeant at
Arms.
GARUICK DRAMATIC CLUB.— Organised
rmnarVoth 1872. Number of members, twenty.
OWecte social and dramatic. U first Thursday
eveningofeacb month at northeast corner <
Montgomery and Howard streets.
(Mcersr-Vr & Edwards, President ; Alfred A.
Wheeler, Vice-Presideul ; Edward A. Abell
Uuf; Harry Olmrtead, Ttef-arer i 8. 1>. Sullivan.
Stage-Manager.
GESAKG VF.UF.IN SCHWEIZEBBUND.
Oreanized March 21st, 1863. Number ol u
forty-tWO. Meets eveiy Thursday evening in HOfr
The object of this association is the mutual im-
provement and cultivation of OMSK among its men.
Officers.— W. Hard.neyer. President ; Louis Old
^^^^^^^oTilolansorn Street, General Stock of small Wares.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ner, Vice-President ; Paul Gury, Secretary ; A. Gol-
ly, Treasurer.
GOLDEN CITY SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized
February, 1872. Number of members, fifteen.
Meets every Friday evening at northwest corner of
Mason and Green streest.
Officers. — John Merle, President ; John White,
Vice-President; William H. Meyerbach, Secretary ;
Michael Donnelly, Treasurer; William McGrath,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY— Meets
every Friday evening in the Young Men's Christian
Association Building, 234 Sutter Street.
Cheers.— Ira P. Rankin, President ; Walter C.
Campbell, Vice-President; Leonard Clark, Secre-
tary ; S. B. Leavitt, Treasurer ; J. C. Champlin,
Librarian ; George T. Evans, Musical Director.
HOWARD CHORAL UNION.— Organized Jan-
nary, J 870. Number of members, two hundred and
fifty. Meets in the Chapel of Howard Presbyterian
Church every Monday evening.
Object: Cultivation of musical science.
Officers. — James E. Gordon, President ; W. T.
Galloway and J. W. Clouyh, Vice Presidents; W.
L. Getchell, Recording Secretary ; G. T. Brown,
Corresponding Secretary; W. S. Johnson, Treasurer;
C. Makin, Librarian.
IVY SOCIAL CLUB— Organized August 15th,
1870. Number of members, one hundred and twen-
ty-five. Meets monthly at 24 Post Street.
Officer*. — J. P. Cochran, President ; George O.
Whitney and E. P. Heald. Vice-Presidents ; Ed-
ward Landers, Treasurer ; W. J. Landers, Secre-
tary.
LA GRANDE SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized Oc-
tober 7th, 1871. Number of members, sixteen.
Meets every Wednesday evening at 625 Vallejo
Street, rear.
Officers. — Frank Cruner, President ; Thomas Wil-
son, Vice-President ; W. Giff'en, Secretary ; Fred-
erick Lawler, Treasurer ; Thomas Cnrran, Stage
Manager.
LAUREL SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized 1871.
Number of members, twenty-three. Meets every
Tuesday evening at southwest corner of Beale and
Main streets.
Officers. — Thomas Reavey, President ; James
Hayes, Vice-President ; James O'Connell, Record-
ing Secretary ; Henry Tucker. Financial Secretary ;
William Beck, Treasurer ; P. Guun, Sergeant kt-
Arms.
LONE STAR SOCIAL CLUB— Organized Au-
gust 9th, 1869. Number of members, fifty. Meets
every Monday evening at southwest corner of Pine
and Sansome Streets.
Officers. — J. Lennon, President ; J. Seary, Vice-
President ; J. Shay, Secretary ; A. J. Bennett, Fi-
nancial Secretary ; J. McCarty, Treasurer.
MINERVA DRAMATIC CLUB U. O. R. M.
— Incorporated January :*lst, 1X72. Number of
members, one hundred. Meetings held second and
fourth Sunday of each month, and entertainments
given first Sunday of each month at Platts Hall.
Officers. — Henry Tostmann, President; Henry
Assion, Vice-President ; F. R. Meyer, Treasurer ;
Herman Ehrlich, Secretary ; Charles Schutz, Man-
ager.
OLD FRIENDS SOCIETY.— Organized June
20th, 1871. Number of members eighty. Meets
Second Tuesday of each month at 526 Montgomery
Street. Objects : Social and charitable.
Officers. — John Whitehead, President; Garritt H.
Hopper and George M. Gardner, Vice-Presidents ;
James G. Pearson, Secretary; Martin Clark, Treas-
urer; Edwin Deaves, Sergeant-at-Aruis.
PACIFIC BASE BALL CONVENTION.— Or-
ganized August, 1 866. Number of Clubs represented
four, of which two belong to San Francisco, viz:
Eagle, organized November 28th 1859; John L.
Durkee, James G. Carson and G. Fisher, Delegates.
Libertys, July, 1870 ; W. Miller, John J. Dunn and
Edward Gorman, Delegates.
Officers. — Harry Linden, President ; W. Miller,
Corresponding Secretary; John J. Dunn, Recording
Secretary; M. P. Wiggin, Treasurer.
PACIFIC CLUB. — Number of members, one
hundred and twenty-five. Rooms northeast corner
of California and W'ebb 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. Tallant, Treasurer.
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 sinking in gen-
eral, to facilitate as much as possible the establish-
ment of new singing clubs, and furnishing to them
music at a cheap rate, by publishing in print the
best known songs, and giving them any information
touching the object their organization. Further-
more 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.— J. C. Sack, President; E. J. Pfeiffer,
Secretary ; William Hardmeyer, Treasurer ; R.
Trneb and E. Schnabel, Treasurer.
The following societies compose the Saengorbnnd :
Maennerchor, Schweizerbnnd and Walhalla I. O. O.
F. Gesangverein, of San Francisco Turn Verein,
Stockton; Liederkranz, Marveville ; Maennerchor,
San Jose ; Gesangverein, Vallecito ; Teutonia, Los
Angeles ; Liederkranz. Anaheim; Eintracht, Stock-
ton; Liederkranz, Red Bluff; Germania, Virginia
City ; Germania, Victoria, V. I.; Liedertafil, Port-
land, Oregon ; and Concordia, Camp Three Forks,
Owyhee, I. T.
PACIFIC TURNER BEZIERK. — Organized
1859. Meetings at the call of the President. Room,
Turn Verein Hall, O'Farrell Street, between Mason
and Taylor.
This is an organization of the different Turn Ve-
reinsofthe States and Territories of North America
ou the Pacilic Coast, and has for its object the culti-
vation of gymnastic exercises in general, to facilitate
as much as possible the establishment of new Turn
Vereins, and to impart information on tltfjsnbject of
of their organization to the different associations
constituting the Pacific Turner Bund.
The following societies constitute the Pacific
Turner Bund : San Francisco Turn Verein, San
Francisco; Sacramento Turn Verein, Sacramento;
Marvsville Turn Liederkranzverein, Marvsville ;
Oakland Turn Verein. Oakland ; Gold Hill Turn
Verein, Gold Hill, Nevada ; Boise City Turn Verein,
Boise City, Idaho Territory; Eureka Turn Verein,
San Francisco.
The association is represented by a Board of the
following live officers : Jacob Weiss, President; W
Sebindler, Vice-President ; F. Castelbun, Recording
Secretary ; E. A. Denicke, Corresponding Secreta-
ry ; 11. Plagemann, Treasurer.
PIONEER ROWING CLUB— Organized Oc-
HUNTING-TON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
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VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, ?14 & 716 Kearny St., Rubber Goods and Umbrella.
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tober, 1864. Reorganized September 4th, 1869.
Number of members, twenty-five. Meets first
Tuesday of each month, at the boat-house on Long
Bridge. K
Officers.— George H. Strong, President ; Charles
Wede, Vice-President; James F. Meagher, Secre-
tary; James E. Braunan, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO GERMAN RIFLE CLUB.
— Organized November 7th, 1860. Number of mem-
bers, twenty-two. Meets monthly at the northwest
corner of Bush and Kearny streets.
Officers. — John Bonn. 1st Shooting Master; Jos-
eph Hug, 2d Shooting Master ; Adoiph Hertz, Sec-
retary ; A. Schneider, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO HARMONIE.— Organized
August L'Tth. 1854. Number of members, seventy-
five, of which thirty are active singers. Meets everv
Monday evening in Thalia Verein Hall.
Officers. — Fr. H. Rosenbautn, President; F. Nutz,
Vice-President ; Otto Jordan, Secretary ; Albert
Wissell, Treasurer ; H. Royer, Librarian ; Louis
Schmidt, Director.
SAN FRANCISCO MAENNERCHOR. Organ-
ized 1865. Number of members, seventy. Month-
ly contribution, one dollar. Meets every Thursday
evening, in Turn Verein Hall, Bush Street. The
object of this association is the cultivation of music.
Officers. — J. C. Sack, President; Jac. Buss, Vice-
President ; Charles Trautner, Secretary ; J. Heiz-
man, Treasurer; Jac. Seitz, Librarian; H. Holz-
hauer, Leader.
SAN FRANCISCO OLYMPIC CLUB.— Organ-
ized 1860. Number of members, four hundred.
Rooms 35 Sutter Street.
The Olympic Club is at present in a very flourish-
ing condition, having regularly organized classes in
gymnastics, boxing and fencing, on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday evenings, and Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoons. The new rooms of the
association are most admirably adapted to the pur-
poses of the organization. The apparatus is exten-
sive and complete, and the accommodations are on a
scale commensurate with its increasing importance.
Officers.— J. K. Wilson, President ; W. R. Hunk-
er, Vice-President ; M. H. Benjamin, Secretary ;
F. C. Havens, Treasurer ; W. S. Lawton, Superin-
tendent and Leader; Charles B. Hart, 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.— Jobo MeComb, President; Geo. Kenny,
Secretary ; P. Taylor, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN— Organ-
ized 185% 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 moral-
ity; to improve health; to cultivate music, and to
entertain and cultivate free religious and political
sentiments.
Stated meetings, first and third Wednesday eve-
nings of each month, at half past eight oclock.
Number of members, two hundred and eighty-five,
of which about sixty are attached to the vocal de-
partment, under tlie leadership of C. Fischer;
twenty-five to the dramatic section. M. Frank. Beg.;
thirty to the rifle section, Charles Zimmer. Captain ;
and twenty to the fencing section, A. Rapp, Teacher.
Besides this, there exists, in connection with the
association, a Verein for boys, from fourteen to
eighteen years, which numbers fifty six members,
and is called the TurnsoBglingsverein, gowned by
their own officers, under the supervision ol three
members of the San Francisco Turn \
meetings, last Wednesday of each month.
There is also a school (or boys fr..m seven to four-
teen years, which numbers two hundred and fifty
pupils, and a school for girls, which numbers fifteen
pupils.
Gymnastic exercises for mem1 i iesday
and Thursday evenings, from half past eight to ten
o'clock ; for members of the Tumzcog] ngsverein,
every Monday and Friday evenings; for bov pupils,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Hi i sday
evenings, from seven to balf-pasi eight o'clock; and
for girl pupils, every Wednesdav and Saturday
afternoons, from ball-past three to live o'clock.
Studies of vocal department everv Monday evening,
from half past eight to ten o'clock; drill of rifle sec-
tion twice a month.
Social meetings for members are held everv first
and third Wednesday evenings. and on the 1 isl Sun-
day evening of each month, when a dramai ■
tamment is given. Strangers are only a
admission on these (Sunday) evenings, when tbey
can show a ticket of invitation I i a me
the Verein. A relief society for sick members, num-
bering one hundred and fifty members, is attached
to the association.
Officers of the Verein.— M. Licbtensteio
dent;E. Denike, Vice-President; E. Miller, i
ing Secretary; F. Gerhard, Corresp rad
A. Von Bergen, 1st Treasurer; s. Siebendner, "Jd
Treasurer; <;. [ngold, 1st Leader; C. Mobrmann,
2d Leader; V. Kuhn, 3d Leader] \. -
erty Wart; II. Scbrader, Librarian; P. Marks, It.
Thiele, R. SchnutenhaUB, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN. Incorporated
October 2d, JS5:i Number of members, two bund-
red and fifty. Reading-room is supplied with thirty
different newspapers, and all the current magatinea
and periodicals. Library numbers live i
volumes. Rooms 428 Pine Street.
Officers. — August Helbing.President; ('.('. Voigt,
and L. Gottig, Vice-Presidents; EricD
rotary; Fritz Habenicht, Treasurer; Otto Bacba,
Librarian.
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 ami advance'
the science and ai t of Navigation, and any nautical
recreation in which it may indulge shall conduce to
that end.
Officers. — Henry It. l'latt. Commodore; John L.
Eckley, Vice-Commodore; Francis Berton
nrer; John C. Kelley, Measurer; W II. Davis, Sec-
retary; William Have,, l;. B. 8 out, M I).. Henry
G Langley, Joseph C. Tucker. M l» . William
Craig, John L. Eckley, Cyrus W. Jones, Executive
Committee.
SOCIETE PHILHABMONIQUE LAFAY-
ETTE No. 2, — Incorporated Jnlv 2d, 1867. Num-
ber of members, one hundred. Mi eld every
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings,
for musical instruction, and lir.-t Monday
month for business purposes, at '.'.' I Dnponl
i — E. B Butrandeau, President . I
and Charles B. SajouBj Vico-Presidentej K Leo nue.
Secretary ; J. Bidait BegUfl
SOCIETY OF CAI.II'iiKNI V VOLUNTEEE&
Organised October ■-"• 1865. Annual
beld on the twenty-fifth of April, the annivei
General E. V. Sumner assnmiug the comi
the Department of California. Composed of tho
officers of the California Volunteer-. I . 8. A
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Braids of all kinds.
"WATKINS' YO-SEMITE ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Officers. — Captain Hugh A. Gorley, President;
Captain John C. Innes, Recording Secretary ; Lieut.
Edward Carlson, Corresponding Secretary ; Lieut.
W. F. It. Schindler, Treasurer.
ST. GEORGE'S CRICKET CLUB —Organized
under the name of San Francisco Cricket Club, July
4th, 1864 ; changed to St. George's, June, 1868.
Meetings held second Tuesday in each month at the
rooms of the British Beuevolent Society, 730 Mont-
gomery Street.
Officer a. — George E. Butler, President ; D. W.
Davies, Secretary ; S. G. Foulkes, Treasurer.
ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY.— Organized Novem-
ber 3rd, 1870. Incorporated May 30, 1871. Meet-
ings held quarterly on the lirst Wednesday of Feb-
ruary, May, August and November, at the Occiden-
tal Hotel." Number of members one hundred and
twenty. This Society aims to uphold the national
character, to promote progress, 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. Cazneau, Recording Secretary ; Charles
F. Smyth, Corresponding Secretary.
SWISS RIFLE CLUB.— Organized September
1st, 1860. Number of members thirty-five. Meets
second Tuesday of each month in Swiss Hotel.
Officers. — P." A. Giannini, President; M. Stuber,
Vice-President and Treasurer ; G. D. Giacomini,
Secretary ; P. E. Croce, Shooting Master.
TEUTONIA SOCIETY.— Organized June 1st,
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.
Objects: To assist members who by accident or
sickuess are incapacitated from pursuing their cal-
ling, the relief and support of the aged, and the
widows and orphans of deceased members, mental
improvement, cultivating a feeling of friendship aud
giving dramatic and musical entertainments.
Officers. — William Westerfeld, President; Charles
Schiller, Vice President; William Crocker, Records
ing Secretary; Edward Zeitfuchs, Financial Secre-
tary; Rudolf Neubert, Treasurer.
THALIA VEREIN.— Organized July 2d, 1862.
Incorporated January, 1871. Meetson the first and
third Tuesday evenings of each month at the club
rooms, 204 Montgomery street.
The objects of this association is to give dramatic
and musical performances and entertainments, and
to have social reunions. Number of members, three
hundred, of which a majority take an active part in
the performances.
Officers.— II. Brand, President; W. Baehr, Vice-
President; Carl Hinz, Secretary; F. O. Wagener,
Treasurer; H. Kollmorgen, 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 aud profit of such persons as may
become members thereof.
Officers. — W. Lane Booker, President; George H.
Howard, Vice President; Charles F. Lipnian, Sec
retary 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 ap-
plying 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.
Cazneau, J. W. McKenzie, John 8. Ellis, Delos
Lake, George T. Knox, and forty others.
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUN-
DRED, AND BATTALION.— Organized May 1st,
1866. Headquarters, No. 421 California 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 discharge in August, 1865.
Officers. — Colonel Archibald McKendry, Presi-
dent; Capt. C. Mason Kinue, Secretary; Colonel
D. W. C. Thompson, 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, Aide-de-Camp and Acting As-
sistant Adjutaut-General ; Lieut. J. L. Rathbone,
Aide-de-Camp; Lieut. William Ennis, Aide-de-
Camp; Lieut. -Col. John C. Kelton, Assistant Adju-
tant-General -, Lieut. -Col. Marcus D. L. Simpson,
Chief Commissary of Subsistence; Lieut. -Col. Rob-
ert O. Tyler, Chief Quartermaster ; Lieut.-Col. Roger
Jones, Assistant Inspector-General ; Lieut.-Col.
Cary H. Fry, Chief Paymaster ; Lieut.-Col. Robert
Murray, Medical Purveyor; Major Nathaniel Mich-
ler, Engineer Officer; Major Julian McAllister. Chief
Ordnance officer ; Major Charles C. Keeney, At-
tending Surgeon ; Capt. Henry Johnson, Medical
Storekeeper ; Headquarters, 703 Market Street.
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, U. S. A.
— Includes the States of California and Nevada.
Major-Geueral J. M. Schofield, Commanding; Ma-
jor H. P. Curtis, Judge Advocate ; Major Samuel
Breck, Assistant Adjutant- General ; Major Charles
G. Sawtelle, Chief Quartermaster and Depot ; Capt.
Gilbert C. Smith, Assistant Quartermaster ; Capt.
M. P. Small. Cliief Commissary Subsistence ; Major
Chiirles McCormick, Medical Director ; .Major Sam-
uel Woods, Chief Paymaster ; Major T. 11. Hilsey,
Major C. W. Wingard aud Major Brantz Mayer,
Paymasters; Capt. Addison Barrett, Military Store-
keeper ; Headquarters, 703 Market Street.
Fnpineer Department for Pacific Coast, U.S.A.
— Lieut.-Col. B. S. Alexander, Senior Engineer ;
Lieut.-Col. C. S. Stewart ; Major George H. Men-
dell, Major R. S. Williamson. Lieut, T. H. Hand-
bury, Recorder. Alcatraz Island, Lime Point and
Verba Buena Island: Major George H. Mendell in
charge, Lieut. Clinton B. Sears, Assistant ; office 533
Kearny Street. Fort Point : Lieut.-Col. C. S. Stew-
art in charge, office 533 Kearny Street. River and
Harbor Improvements and Light-House: Major R.
S. Williamson in charge, office 509 Kearny Street.
Military Surveys Paciiic Coast: Lieut. T. 11. Hand-
bury, office 509 Keainy 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 Territories
of Washington, Idaho, Arizona and Alaska. Lieut. -
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Col. Cary H. Fry, Chief Paymaster in charge.
Headquarters, 703 Market Street.
Department of California. — Major S. Woods,
Chief Paymaster ; Major T. H. Halsey, Major C.
W. Wingard nml Major Brantz Mayer, Paymas-
ters ; office, 703 Market Street.
Department of the Columbia. — Major David Tag'
gart, Chief Paymaster ; Major John's. Walker and
Major George P. Ilirie, Paymasters, Portland, Ore-
gon ; V. S. Eggleston, Paymaster, Fort Boise, Idaho
Territory.
Department of Arizona. — Major C. J. Sprague,
Chief Paymaster ; Major J. H. Nelson, Major Rob-
ert Morrow and T. H. Stanton, Paymasters ; office
703 Market Street.
Medical Department U. S. A. — Major Charles
McCormick, Medical Director, office 703 Markeq
Street ; Lieut.-Col. Robert Murray, Medical Pur-
veyor, Captain Henry Johnson, Medical Store-
keeper, offices 7-17 Market Street; Major Charles
C. Keenev, Attending Surgeon, office 703 Market
Street.
Quartermaster's Department U. S. A. — Lieut.
Col. R. O. Tyler, Deputy Quartermaster General,
Chief Quartermaster Military Division Pacific, of-
fice 703 Market Street ; Major C. G. Sawtelle, De-
pot Quartermaster, Chief Quartermaster Depart-
ment California ; Capt. Gilbert C. Smith, Assistant
Depot Quartermaster, office 703 Market Street.
Subsistence Department U. S. A. — Lieut.-Col.
Marcus D. L. Simpson, Assistant Commissary Gen-
eral, U. S. A.. Chief Commissary Subsistence Mili-
tary Division Pacific; R. C. Alden, Chief Clerk, of-
fice'703 Market Street, rooms 11 and 12; Capt, M. P.
Small, Commissary Subsistence, U. S. A., Chief and
Depot Commissary Subsistence Department Califor-
nia ; John Small, Chief Clerk, office 565 Market
Street ; George Davidson, Storekeeper, warehouse
565 Market Street.
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA.—
Commander-in-Chief, Governor Newton Booth.
StaJ'. — Brig. -Gen. L. H. Foote, Adjutant, In-
spector, Quartermaster and Commissary General,
Chief of Ordnance and cx-officio Chief of Staff; Ma-
jor William E. Mc Arthur, Assistant Adjutant Gene-
ral; Col. John B. Frisbie, Chief Engineer; Col. Wil-
liam L. Campbell, Paymaster-General ; Col. Eugene
Sullivan, Judge Advocate General; Col. E. J. Buck-
nell, Surgeon-General ; Lieut. Col. J. A. Lancaster,
Clans Spreckles, Thomas K. Hook, C. V. D. Hub-
bard, Edgar Mills and William Harney, Aides de-
Camp ; Captain Charles J. Collins, Aide-de-Camp to
Adjutant-General.
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. Ernest A. Denike, Inspector; Lieut Col.
Theo. A. Mudge, Ordnance Officer; Lieut-Col. E.
B. Buffandeau, Quartermaster; Lieut-Col, J. W.
Brumagim. Judge Advocate; Lieut-Col..). C. Tucker,
Surgeon; Major H. A. Cobb, Jr., Aid-de-Camp;
Major James L. Beyea, Aid-de-Camp.
That portion of tlie National Guard located in the
city and county of San Francisco, now consists of
three regiment's of Infantry, one battalion Cavalry,
and one Artillery Light Battery, all attached to the
Second Brigade. Brigadier-General John Hewston,
Jr., Commanding.
Staff.— Major 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 O.
E. Hinckley, Commissary; Major C. L. Wiggin,
Quartermaster; Major A. D. Grimwood, Judge
Advocate; Major S. R. Gerry, Surgeon.
FIRST REGIMENT [NFANTBT.— Headquar-
ters, northwest corner New Montgomery and How-
ard streets. W. H. L. Barnes, Colonel; George W.
Grannies, Lieutenant-Colonel; Oscar Woodbams,
Major; Henry M. Ilittle. Adjutant; J. S. Scott,
Quartermaster; Samuel I). Mayer, Paymaster;
Marcus D. Boruck, Commissary; James | ». Whitney,
Surgeon; II. Nelson Wright, & rgeant-Major.
Composed of the following companies, viz: A,
Oakland Guard; B, City Guard; ('. National Guard;
D, Franklin Light Infant: v; E, Sumner I. wlit
Guard; F, Light Guard; G,"Ells\vorth Rifles; H,
Hewston Rifles.
SECOND REGIMENT INFANTRY.— Head-
quarters, 401 California Street. John W. McKen-
zie, Colonel; John McComb, Lieutenant-Colonel;
Harvey Lake, Major; Lieut, E. Irving Smith, Ad-
jutant ; Lieut. Henry Schmidt, Q
(vacant) Paymaster; John Stratman, Commissary;
James Murphy, Surgeon.
Composed of the following companies, viz.- A,
Union Guard; B, Warren Guard; ('. San Francisco
Fusileers; D, Germania Rifles; E, Steuben Guard: F,
Vallejo Rifles; G, Frislie Guard; II, San Francisco
Cadets.
THIRD REGIMENT INFANTRY.— Headquar-
ters, Fourth Street near Howard. Archibald Wason,
Colonel Commanding; M. 0. Bateman, Lieutenant-
Colonel; J. J. Conlin, Major; P. J. Tannar, Adju-
tant; Frank Mahon, Quartermaster; J. I>. Cusbeon,
Paymaster; Barrett, Commissary; Thomas
Green, Surgeon; Cornelius Donobue, Sergeant-
Major; E. P. Enwright, Quartermaster-Sergeant.
Composed of the following companies, viz: A,
Montgomery Guard; B, Shields Guard; C, Wolfe
Tone Guard; D. Meagher Guard; E, Emmett Life
Guard ; F, Sarstield Ride Guard ; II, McMahon
Guard.
FIRST BATTALION CAVALRY.— Headquar-
ters, 646 Market Street. Major P. R. O'Brien,
Commanding; Lieut. M. A. McLaughlin, Adjutant;
Lieut, William Corcoran, Quartermaster ; Charles
K. Breeze, Surgeon; A. G. Fit /.pat rick, Sergeant-
Major; A. E. Hill, Quartermaster Sergeant.
Composed of the following companies, viz: A,
First Light Dragoons; B. San Francisco Hussars;
C, Jackson Dragoons; D, Haight Light Cavalry.
BRANNAN GUARDS.— (Colored) .—Organized
1866. Number of members, fifty-four. Armory,
925 Pacific Street.
Officers.— J. S. Henriques, Captain; E. B. Hair,
First Lieutenant: W. E. Towns, Second Lieutenant;
William Mitchell, First Sergeant; D. B. Jackman,
Secretary; Jesse Hughes, Treasurer.
CIT5T GUARD.— Company B, First Regiment
Infantry. Organized March 3lst. 1854; reorgan-
ized as Independent City Guard, 1856; reorganized
as City Guard, March. 1859. Number of members,
sixty-five. Armory, northwest corner of New Mont-
gomery and Howard Streets.
Officers.— David Wilder, Captain ; H. D. Ranlett,
First Lieutenant; J. II. P. Hedge, S. « d Lieu-
tenant; Thomas J. O'Keefe, First Sergeant and
Secretary ; H. D. Ranlett, Treasurer.
ELLSWORTH RIFLES.— Company G, First
Regiment Infantry. Organized October 22d, 1861.
Number of members, fifty eight. .Armory, northwest
corner of Montgomery and Howard Sireets.
Officers. — James 'G. Carson, Captain; James
Byrne, First Lieutenant ; William G. O'Hara, Sec-
ond Lieutenant ; Thomas C. King, Secretary ; M.
J. Aldred, Treasurer.
JOISLES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Suspenders and Neck Ties.
For the finest Paintings, Oil or "Water, of yourself, go to W ATKINS', 26 JVTontg. St.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
EMMET LIFE GUARD— Company E, Third
Regiment Infantry. Organized November 18th,
1862; reorganized May, 1868. Number of members,
sixty <>ue. Armory. Irish American Hall.
Officers. — Robert C'leary, Captain ; J. J. Collins,
First Lieutenant ; Cornelius Sullivan, Second Lieu-
tenant and Secretary ; Michael Corcoran, First Ser-
geant: Michael Meehau, Treasurer.
FIRST CALIFORNIA GUARD (Light Battery).
—Organized July 27th, 1849. Number of members,
ninety -nine. Armory, 615 Howard Street.
Officers.— I. Bluxome, Captain ; R. G. Brush, Se-
nior First Lieutenant ; G. W. Chapin, Junior First
Lieutenant ; F. W. Eaton, Senior Second Lieuten-
ant : \Y. F. Flick, Junior Second Lieutenant ; W.
W. Wilson, First Sergeant.
FIRST LIGHT DRAGOONS. — Company A,
First Battalion Cavalry. Organized, June 4th, "1852.
Number of members, sixty-five. Armory , New Mont-
gomery, between Minna and Natoma Streets.
Officers.—.!. R. Middlesworth, Captain; N. H.
Roy, First Lieutenant ; M. M. Cook, Second Lieu-
tenant ; M. E. Isham, Brevet Second Lieutenant;
M. Doane, First Sergeant ; S. H. Collins, Secretary;
W. Witham, Treasurer.
FRANKLIN LIGHT INFANTRY.— Company
D, First Regiment Infantry. Organized June 3d,
1861. Number of members, sixty- five. Armorv,
Mozart Hall.
Officers. — Frederick W. Pierce, Captain ; James
K. Phillips, First Lieutenant ; Henry B. Hobson,
Second Lieutenant ; W. C. McEluerau, First Ser-
geant ; Leon Gaggenbime, Secretary.
FRENCH ZOUAVES (Independent) .—Organ-
ized May, 1870. Number of members, sixty four.
Armory, corner Jackson and Virginia streets*.
Officers. — E. B. Bult'andeau, Captain ; August
Marchebout, First Lieutenant ; Raymond Lavigne,
Second Lieutenant ; Ernest Bourguiguon, First Ser-
geant; E. Herve, Secretary.
GARIBALDI GUARD (Independent).— Organ-
ized June 6th, 1868. Number of members, one hund-
red and fifty. Armory, 7U8 Montgomery Street.
Officers. — F. Luchetti, Captain ; L. Cella, First
Lieutenant ; G. Malatesta, Second Lieutenant ; L.
Paretti, Third Lieutenant ; R. Mersari, First Ser-
geant ; F. Rosso, Secretary ; B. Sbarboio, Treas-
urer.
GERMAN FUSILEER GUARD (Independent).
— Organized December 17th, 1871. Number of
members, forty live. Armory, Mozart Hall.
Officers. — Herman Schneider, Captain ; Bruno
Triebe, First Lieutenant ; H. Meyer, Second Lieu-
tenant; Gustave Trautner, Third Lieutenant; C.
A. C. Duiseuberg, President ; Charles Luttge, Sec-
retary ; Gustave Trautner, Treasurer.
GERMAN RIFLE CORPS (Independent).— Or-
ganized November 7th, 1860. Number of members,
fifty. Armory, Mozart Hall.
Officers. — Otto Fanes, Captain ; Frank Haesters,
First Lieutenant ; Michael Cook, Second Lieuten-
ant ; Paul Holdersbach, First Sergeant ; Charles
Metzler, President; Frederick Behre, Secretary ;
Jacob Beisel, Treasurer.
GER MANIA RIFLES.— Company D, Second
Regiment Infantry. Reorganized May 28th, 1868.
Number of members, seventy-three. Armory,
southwest corner Powell and Sutter streets.
Officers. — John Sneider, Captain ; George Can-
tus, First Lieutenant ; Christian Uinbach, Second
Lieutenant ; John W. Sturke, First Sergeant ; H.
Heius, 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.— James T. Finn, Captain ; John E. Mil-
lar, First Lieutenant ; D. W. Laird. Second Lieu-
tenant ; M. Burns, Brevet Second Lieutenant ;
Charles Prior, First Sergeant ; Charles Richard-
son, Secretary ; J. J. Kelly, Treasurer.
HEWSTON RIFLES.— Company H, First Reg-
iment Infantry. Organized September 7th, 1869.
Number of members, sixty-eight. Armorv, north-
west corner New Montgomery and Howard Streets.
Officers.— (vacant) Captain ; H. P. Bush, First
Lieutenant Commanding ; (vacant) Second Lieu-
tenant.
HIBERNIAN RIFLES (Independent).— Organ-
ized January 1871. Reorganized February 1872.
Number of members, 6ixty. Armory, Irish Ameri-
can Hall.
Officers. — Kearn Kenny, Captain ; J. A. Lennon,
First Lieutenant ; M. F. Walsh, Second Lieuten-
ant; J. J. Carroll, First Sergeant ; James O'Leary
Secretary ; M. J. Gavan, 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; William Barber. First Sergeant;
John Thompson, Secretary; A.J. Ward, Treasurer.
JACKSON DRAGOONS.— Company C, First
Battalion Cavalry. Organized March 16th, 1863.
Number of members, sixty. Armory, New Mont-
gomery bet Minna and Natoma streets.
Officers. — M. Greany, Captain ; Hugh Dolierty,
First Lieutenant; M. Dolan, Second Lieutenant;
Thomas McGinuis, Brevet Second Lieutenant;
James ()' Brieu, First Sergeant; James Glynn, Re-
cording Secretary; Edward McPhillips, Financial
Secretary; P. O'Neal, Treasurer.
JUAREZ GUARD (Independent). Organized
October 17th, 1871. Number of members, forty-five.
Armory, northwest corner of Green and Powell
streets.
Officers.— (vacant), Captain; Antonio de la Torre,
First Lieutenant Commanding; J. Y. Lozano, Sec-
ond Lieutenant; Manuel E. Escudero, Standard-
bearer; Isaac Rivas, President; Ygnacio Foncerra-
da, Secretary; Nicolas Gaxiola, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE GUARD, (Independent).— Or-
ganized June 1st, 186S. Number of members, eigh-
ty-two. Armory, 730 Montgomery Street.
Officers. — H. Perrier, Captain; F. Hoffer, First
Lieutenant ; A. Sonntag, Second Lieutenant ;
(vacant), First Sergeant; A. Kline, Secretary; Pau-
liu Huaut, Treasurer.
LEGION OF ST. PATRICK, COMPANY A,
(Independent). — Organized September, 1871. Num-
ber of members, sixty. Armorv, Hibernia Hall.
Officers. — Jeremiah O'Reilly, Captain ; Michael
B. Hughes, First Lieutenant; John Ryan, Second
Lieutenant; John F. Meagher, First Sergeant and
Secretary.
LIGHT GUARD —Company F, First Regiment
Infantry. Organized October, 1808. Number of
members, sixty-four. Armory, northwest corner
New Montgomery and Howard Streets.
Officers. — James E. Hughes, Captain; Jno. H.
Warren, First Lieutenant; William E. Deering,
Second Lieutenant; Joseph J. Butler. First Ser-
geant; George Spencer, Secretary; John H. Warren,
Treasurer.
McMAHON GRENADIER GUARD.-Company
H, Third Regiment Infantry. Organized Decem-
ber, 1859. Number of members, eighty six. Armo-
ry, southeast corner Sixth and Market Streets.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKXNS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714 and 716 Kearny Street, Yankee Notions.
COMPANIES, MILITARY.
915
Officers. — Matthew Canavan, Captain; John Mc-
Menomy, First Lieutenant; Eugene W. Gary, Sec-
ond Lieutenant; J. H. Dillon, First Sergeant; Mat-
thew Kerr, Secretary; Thornaa McCauley, Treas-
urer.
MEAGHER GUARD.— Company D,Third Regi-
ment Infantry. Organized May 17th, 1802. Num-
ber of members, sixty-four. Armory, Fourth Street
near Howard.
Officers. — John Egan, Captain ; D. J. Sullivan,
First Lieutenant; Timothy Sullivan, Second Lieu-
tenant; Cornelius Sullivan, First Sergeant; Dennis
pogau, Secretary; John Dollard, Treasurer.
MONTGOMERY GUARD —Company A, Third
Regiment Infantry. Organized December 23d, 1859.
Number of members, one hundred. Armory, Fourth
Street near Howard.
Officers. — Charles Qninn, Captain; William Lee,
First Lieutenant ; Thomas Bolster, Second Lieu-
tenant; John MeCully, First Sergeant; Nicholas
Sweeney, Secretary; William Lee, Treasurer.
NATIONAL CADETS.— Organized December,
1871. Number of members, seventy. Armory,
Hibernia Hall.
Officers. — John Lynch, Captain; Michael Flood,
First Lieutenant; Richard H.Pitt, Second Lieutenant;
(vacant) First Sergeant; John Tierney, Secretary;
Michael Condon, Treasurer,
NATIONAL GUARD.— Company C, First Reg-
iment Infantry. Organized 1855; reorganized Jan-
uary 3d, 1856. Number of members, one hundred.
Armory, 318 Post Street.
Officers. — George Humphrey, Captain ; George
Vaughn, Jr., First Lieutenant; Adolphus F. Klose,
Second Lieutenant; A. F. Brown, First Sergeant;
A. R. Church, Secretary; F. G. Smith, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CADETS.— Company H,
Second Regiment Infantry. Organized August 7th,
1863. Number of members, eighty-nine. Armory,
615 and 617 Howard Street.
Officers. — C. E. S. McDonald, Captain ; Hugh
McGowan, First Lieutenant; William Waters, Sec-
ond Lieutenant; William Cooney, First Sergeant;
John H. Murphy, Secretary.
SAX FRANCISCO FUSILEERS— Company C,
Second Regiment Infantry. Organized November
6th, 1871. Number of members, seventy. Armory,
southwest coiner of Sutter and Powell streets.
Officers. — George Cantos, Captain; Ludwig Siebe,
First Lieutenant; George Kuck, Second Lieutenant;
H. D. Naber, First Sergeant ; Diedrich Dunkey,
Recording Secretary; C. Thierbach, Financial Sec-
retary; T. Rob.de, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO HUSSARS.— Company B,
First Battalion Cavalry. Organized 1857. Num-
ber of members, lifty. Armory, New Montgomery,
between Minna and Natoma streets.
Officers. — Johu Schreiber, Captain ; Christian
Krumbeck, First Lieutenant; C. C. Keene, Senior
Second Lieutenant; Henry Chase, Junior Second
Lieutenant; D. C. Preston", First Sergeant; A. K.
Hollis, Secretary; George McDonald, Treasurer.
SARSFIELD RIFLE GUARD.— Company F,
Third Regiment Infantry. Organized August 29th,
1867. Number of members, fifty-seven. Armory,
Fourth Street near Howard.
Officers— James G. Brown, Captain; Michael
Butler, First Lieutenant; S. C. Wells, Second Lieu-
tenant; Martin Acton, First Sergeant; Dunn,
Secretary; William Kline, Treasurer.
SCHUETZEN VEREIN.— Organized Septem-
ber, 1859. Number of members, one hundred and
sixteen. Armory, Turn Verein Hall.
Officers.— John Wulzen, Captain; H. F. Kappke,
First Lieutenant; C. Nobman, Second Lieutenant;
G. Browniug, Third Lieutenant; Fred. Lux, Fourth
Lieutenant ; Charles P. Bardenwerper, First Ser-
geant; William Hildebrand, Recording Secretary;
Charles Hartman, Treasurer.
SCHWARTZES JAEGER CORPS, (Indepen-
dent).— Organized November 15th, 1869. Number
of members, fifty. Armory, northwest corner of
Montgomery and Bush streets.
Officers. — Edward Neuhaus, Captain ; John Die-
mer, First Lieutenant ; H. Traube, Second Lieu-
tenant.
SHIELDS GUARD.-Conrnanv B, Third Regi-
ment Infantry. Organized December --'1st. 1861;
reorganized June, 1870. Number of members, sixty.
Armory, Hibernia Hall.
Officers.— John F. Meagher, Captain; Bernard
O'Fanell, First Lieutenant; Arthur McGnrren,
Second Lieutenant; Hugh Close, Firs! Sergeant;
Terrence Growuey, Secretary; Archibald Small,
Treasurer.
STEUBEN GUARD.— Company E. Second Regi-
ment Infantry. Organized March 3d, 1864. Reor-
ganized November 11th, 1869. Numbe of mem-
bers, seventy-five. Armory, Mozart Hall.
Officers. — Charles Wochatz, Captain ; Frederick
Wickenhauser, First Lieutenant ; Anthony Rnh,
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, northwest
corner New Montgomery and Howard Streets.
Officers. — Henry J. Burns, Captain; E.O.Hunt,
First Lieutenant ; Alexander S. Tibbey,
Lieutenant ; A.T. Ruthrauti", First Sergeant : D.W.
Grant, Secretary ; Alexander S. Tibbey, Treasurer,
SWISS SHARPSHOOTERS, (Independent).
— Organized March, I860. Number of members, fifty.
Armory, Piatt's Hall.
Officers. — Rudolph Neuenschwander, Captain ;
C. Steffani, First Lieutenant ; G. D. Giacomini,
Second Lieutenant ; Peter Croce. First Sergeant;
Rudolph Neuenschwander, Secretary ; C. Bteflaoi,
Treasurer.
UNION GUARD.— Company A, Second Regi-
ment Infantry. Organized Jane, 1861. Number of
members, sixty. Armory, southeast corner New
Montgomery and Minna streets.
Officers. — Peter B. Quinlan. Captain ; A.J. Fritz,
First Lieutenant ; George Miller, Second Lieute-
nant ; Gerard J. Brigaerto, First Sergeant and Sec-
retary ; H. R. Reed, Treasurer.
VETERANS MEXICAN WAR, COMPANY A,
ARTILLERY.— Organized February, 1870. Num-
ber of members, sixty-live. Armory, 516 Bryant
Street.
Officers.— T. J. Knipe, Captain ; Lee, First
Lieutenant; Henry Hixou, Second Lieutenant;
Hemy N. Van Geisterfield, Secretary ; Geo. Ross,
Treasurer.
WARREN GUARD.— Company B. Second Regi-
ment Infantry. Organized August 30th, L867. Num-
ber of members, sixty-six. Armory, southeast corner
New Montgomery and Minna streets.
Officers.— Paul T. M. Wate, Captain ; Henry
Smith, First Lieutenant ; John A. Buckley, Second
Lieutenant ; William Smallman, Secretary ; Paul
T. M. Waite, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON ZOUAVES (Independent).—
Organized October 18th, 1871. Number of members,
fiftv. Armory, Hoag's Hall, southwest corner of
Sutter and Powell streets.
$ Officers.— James S. Swain. Captain; William
Baker, First Lieutenant ; Charles E. Brown, Sec-
ond Lieutenant and Secretary; Johu Valentine,
Treasurer.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO.. 110 Sansom Street. Yankee Notion*.
WATKINS' YO-SEMITB ART GALLERY, 26 Montg. St., opp. Lick House Entrance.
916
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
WOLF TONE GUARD — Company C, Third
Regimeni Infantry. Organized February 12th, 18W.
Number of members, eighty. Armory, Fourth Sstreet
near Howard. __ ,, ..
Officers.— John Leddy, Captain; MatthewNunan,
First Lieutenant : Michael O'Brien, Second Lieu-
tenanl ; Edward J. O'Neill, First Sergeant: James
Irwin, Secretary ; Timothy Noonan, Treasurer.
Kailroads.
[See Business Directory, page 782.]
Ocean Steamers.
COLORADO RIVER.— Steamer NewbuTn, Ed-
ward Norton agent. < >ffice 010 Front.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CO.— Belloc
Freres, agents. Office 524 Montgomery.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO., (West
India Line) . — Ziel, Bertheau & Co. agents. Office
12-2 California.
HAMBURG AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO.—
J F. Meinke agent. Office -401 California.
INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.—
Theodore Hosmer agent. Office southwest corner
New Montgomery and Market.
JAPAN AND" CHINA.— Pacific Mail Steam-
ship Co. Monthly Steamers, Great Republic, China,
Japan, and America. Eldridge &c Irwin, agents.
Office corner Brannan and First.
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 PANAMA.— Pacific Mail
Steamship Co. Third and seventeenth of each
month. When either of these dates falls on Sunday,
the departure takes place on the Monday follow-
ing. Eldridge & Irwin agents. Office corner Bran-
nan and First.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA via
SANDWICH ISLANDS, I. W. Raymond agent,
office 414 Market
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP
CO., Office 31!) California.
NORTHERN COAST.— North Pacific Trans-
portation Co.'s Line. For Portland, Oregon, four
times per month, connecting with steamers for Vic-
toria. For Eureka, Crescent City, and Umpqua
River, on the fifth and twentieth of each mouth.
Office 217 Sansom.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.— W.
Lane Booker agent. Office 31!) California.
SANTA BARBARA, SAN BUENAVENTURA,
SAN PEDRO, ETC.. every ten days. Goodall &
Nelson, agents. Office northeast corner Clay and
East.
SANTA CRUZ, CASTROVILLE, SALINAS,
ETC. — Steamer Santa Cruz. Goodall & Nelson,
agents. Office northeast corner East and Clay.
SOUTHERN COAST.— North Pacific Transpor-
tation Co.'s Line. For 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 Tuesday.
Goodall & Nelson agents. Office northeast corner
East and Clay.
VICTORIA, V. I— Steamer Prince Alfred, first
and fifteenth of each month. John Rosenfeld agent.
Office northeast corner Folsoui and Spear.
WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
CO. — Rodgers, Meyer & Co., agents. Office 212
Battery.
Stages and Expresses.
[See Business Directory, pp 787 and 744.]
Steamboats, Etc.
ALCATRAZ, ANGEL AND VERBA BUENA
ISLANDS.— U. S. steamer McPherson leaves Front
Street Wharf twice dailv.
ALAMEDA FERRY. — Leaves the corner of
Davis and Pacific daily, at stated hours.
BENICIA, MARTINEZ, SUISUN AND VAL-
LEJO. — California Pacific Railroad Co.'s steamer
Amelia leaves Broadway Wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at ten o'clock, a. m. Office,
northeast corner of Broadway and Front.
OAKLAND FERRY.— Leaves the corner of Pa-
cific and Davis dailv, at stated hours.
PETALUMA, VIA DONAH UE.— California Pa-
cific Railroad Co.'s steamer Antelope leaves Broad-
way Wharf daily, (Sundays excepted) at two o'clock,
r. m. Office, northeast corner of Broadway and
Front.
PETALUMA AND SONOMA, VIA LAKE-
VILLE, ETC.— Steamer Petaluma leaves Vallejo
Street Wharf daily, (Sundays excepted) at half-past
one o'clock, p. m. ' C. Minturn, agent. Office, south
side Vallejo near Davis.
ROBERT'S LANDING.— Steamer Ellen leaves
Commercial Street Wharf daily, ( Sundays ex-
cepted).
SACRAMENTO.— Steamer Reform leaves Jack
son Street Wharf every Tuesday and Friday, at
nine a. m. S. B. Peterson, agent. Office, 46 Clay.
SACRAMENTO AND THE NORTHERN
MINES.— California Pacific Railroad Co.'s steam-
ers leave Broadway Wharf daily, (Sundays except-
ed) at four o'clock, p. M. Office, northeast corner
Broadway and Front.
SAN Q'UENTTN, SAN RAFAEL, ETC.— Steam-
er Contra Costa leaves Davis near Vallejo daily,
(Sundays excepted) at half past nine. a. m.. and one
and half-past four o'clock, p. m. C. Minturn, agent.
Office, south side Vallejo near Davis.
STOCKTON AND SOUTHERN MINES.— Cal-
ifornia Pacific Railroad Co.'s steamers leave Broad-
way Wharf daily, (Sundays excepted) at four o'clock,
p. m. Office, NE cor Broadwav and Front
SAUCELITO FERRY.— Leaves Meiggs' Wharf
dailv, at staled hours. Office, 327 Montgomery.
UNION CITY AND EDEN LANDING— Steam-
er Hope, (irregular). Henry Osterloh, agent. Of-
fice, 117 Drumm.
VALLEJO, SUSCOL,NAPA, ETC.— California
Pacific Railroad Co.'s steamer New World leaves
Front Street Wharf daily, at half-past seven o'clock,
a. m. and four o'clock p. m. Office, northeast cor-
ner of Broadway and Front.
Cemeteries.
CALVARY (Roman Catholic).— Termination Gea-
ry Street, fronting Point Lobos Avenue.
CITY. — Termination California Street near Point
Lobos.
HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew).— Between Eigh-
teenth, Nineteenth, Dolores and Church streets.
LAUREL HILLtlate Lone Mountain)— Between
Post and California streets, fronting Cemetery Av-
enue.
MASONIC— West of Masonic Avenue, between
Fulton and Turk streets; entrance from Point Lobos
Avenue, near Lone Mountain. Office, 328 Mont-
gomery.
ODD FELLOWS.— Point Lobos Avenue near
Lone Mountain. Office, 325 Montgomery.
SHERITH ISRAEL (Hebrew).— Between Nine-
teenth, Twentieth, Dolores and Church streets.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bnsn and Market.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
ADVERTISING: DEPARTMENT.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Established, 1858. Published Annually.
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JEg^Copies of the work are placed on board the principal Steamers, and in the prominent Hotels throughout
the State and the Pacific Coast.
Address, HENRY G. LANGLEY,
publisher and pkopriktor,
612 Clay Street, between Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
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INSURANCE COMPANY
Total Assets, Gold, - $20,869,079.04
Assets in the United States, held by the
Directors in New York, - - - 3,054,361.24
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ALL SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL
ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY.
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In addition to the usual forms of Policies, this Company issues Floating, Permanent, Rent, and
Policies on Railways.
W. B. JOHNSTON, Qen'l Agent Pacific Department,
OFFICE, 422 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
The LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY has purchased the
Fire Business, and re-insured the outstanding Fire Risks of the PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY,
in the United States and Territories, and all persons having such insurance with the last named
Company, are requested to communicate with this Company in all matters relating to the same,
and their future patronage is respectfully solicited.
WM. B. JOHNSTON, GENERAL AGENT,
Liverpool and London and Globk Insurance Compant,
422 CALIFORNIA STREET.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
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XTo. 647 SACHAMEHTO STREET,
Between Montgomery and Kearny, SAJV FRANCISCO.
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MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
Pole Sockets,
Handles,
Stump Joints,
Hub Bands,
Yoke Tips,
Slat Irons,
Pole Crabs,
Shaft Tips,
Jap. Knobs,
Name Plates,
Curtain Frames,
Axle Clips,
Curtain Rollers,
Top Props,
Coach Catches,
Silver Mouldings,
Buggy Axles,
Whip Sockets,
Coach Locks,
Lining Nails,
Fifth Wheels,
Rosettes,
Sha r'tCouplings,
Coach Locks.
A good assortment of Door Plates and Numbers, ready to put up at short notice. Plating done
in the best manner. Orders from the Country promptly attended to.
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^ MANUFACTURERS OF ~*
GINGER WINS, SYRUPS and CORDIALS
AND DEALERS IN
Calif ©,imi» Win©% Hi ®«
714 FRONT ST., Near BROADWAY, SAN FRANCISCO.
Extra Raspberry Syrup,
Gum Syrup,
Lemon Syrup,
Orgeat Syrup,
Raspberry Syrup,
Sarsaparilla Soda Syrup,
Ginger Wine,
Angelica Wine,
White Wine,
Port Wine,
Absynthe,
Vermouth,
Kirchenwasser,
Kummel,
Blackberry Brandy,
Cherry Brandy,
Apple Jack,
Peach Brandy,
Cocktail Bitters,
Stomnch Bitters,
Stoughton Bitters,
Pure Wormwood Bitters,
Wormwood Bitters,
Vegetable Bitters,
Spice and Wormwood Bitters,
Cherry Cordial,
Anisette,
Anisado,
Curacoa,
Maraschino,
Blackberry Cordial,
Essence of Peppermint,
Extract of Lemon,
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,
Pure Tahiti Lime Juice,
Coloring.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Co-Operative Printing Union,
3IRS. L. G. RICHMOND, SUPERINTENDENT,
INCORPORATED JUNE 18, 1869.
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BOOK, CARD AND JOB PRINTING.
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Orders for the country specially attended to.
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LAW AND INSURANCE PRINTING
Neatly and Promptly Executed,
AT LOW PRICES.
J. BROWELIa
mo. 442 JAGESON STREET,
JV. E. cor. Montgomery, SAN FRANCISCO,
MANUFACTURER OF
Browell's Vitrified Sewer and Water Pipes
ARE OF CALIFORNIA MANUFACTURE, and are equal to the best English or Scotch manufactures,
and superior to any made in the Eastern States. They are used extensively in the East and in Eu-
rope, and are the only authorized Pipes allowed to be used by the Board of Health in England for
sanitary purposes. Their superiority over all other pipes has been confirmed by half a century's ex-
perience, for the following reasons : they are strong; are light and easily handled ; do not corrode
or decay ; rats cannot burrow into them ; and acids have no effect on them.
As' these Pipes are indestructible, they can be readily shipped to any part of the State without
danger of breakage.
Also, Fine Terra Cotta FOUNTAINS, VASES, FANCY FLOWER POTS, GARDEN EDGING,
CHIMNEY TOPS, ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENTS, etc., of pure California make.
For sale all kinds of Stone Ware Drain Pipe, Bends, Elbows, Junctions, Closet Pans, Urinaries,
and Sinks of every description; also, Fire Clay Pipes, for lining Chimney Flumes, etc., etc.
I am likewise prepared to contract for the construction of Sewers, Water Pipes, for private use
or for irrigating purposes, in any part of the State.
A SILVER MEDAL was awarded to J. BROWELL, by the Committee of the Eighth Industrial
Exhibition of the Mechanics' Institute, for the best Vitrified Sewer and Water Pipes.
Work warranted and prices reasonable.
MANUFACTURERS OP
WIND MILLS for Pumping.
GEARED WIXTD MILLS for Machinery.
Pumps, Water Tanks, &c.
Challenge Feed Mills For Sale.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
LITTLE GIANT HORSE-POWER
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211 «& 213 MISSION STREET,
SAIKT FRANCISCO.
The largest manufacturers of
On the Pacific Coast.
N. B. — We have made the manufacture of
WINDMILLS
a specialty the past ten years. During the last five years we have manufactured
and put in operation a greater number of Mills than any other firm in the State ;
and we believe that in the last two or three years, more than any other two firms ;
which fact is the best proof in the world of the superiority of our machines. We
guarantee all our work, and we have never failed to fulfill our guarantees.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
HUNT'S PATENT
WIND MILL
Dated Aug. 19, 1862.
This Wind Mill has proved to be the best, cheapest
and most durable mill in use. It runs with great regu-
larity in all winds. It revolves on its center to re-
ceive 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 illustration,
until the Mill is stopped, hooking the lever in the
ratchet to hold it still. It requires that the recesses in
the boxes should be filled with cotton, and all the
moving parts oiled once in three or four days, and re-
quires occasional attention to see that all the bolts are
screwed tight.
THIS MILL IS BUILT IN FIVE SIZES,
10 to 20 feet in Diameter.
PATENT
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 Frame, Tank and Wind
Mill, with a pump and pipes ; also, the lever near the ground, connected to the cross-
vane by reds, by means of which the Mill can be stopped or its speed regulated in
any wind. These mills are strong and durable.
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HORSE POWERS, SAW FRAMES, WATER TANKS,
PUMPS AND GENERAL MACHINERY
MANUFACTURED BY
E O. HTJINTT,
123 Spear Street, San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
ECONOMY.
PATENTED NOVEMBER 23, 1869.
These Mills have stood the test, and received the
First Premium at the Mechanics' Fair in this city, and
we challenge the world to produce their equal in point
of beauty, strength, durability and simplicity.
_ They are the most easily controlled, run with the
lightest, wind, and are the least liable to get out ot
=. order of anv Mill yet before the public.
We use the best material, and our workmanship is
superior to all other iu the State.
All of the above we guarantee.
ECLIPSE HORSE POWER.
WINDMILLS
OF ALL SIZES,
PIONEER WINDMILL MANUFACTURER
HORSE POWERS
And TANKS, by
I. TUSTIKT,
COB. BEALE AM MARKET STS, SAN FRANCISCO.
qXI £^
CARPET BEATING MACHINE,
353 and 355 Tehama St., near Fifth.
Brussels and Ingrain, - - - 5 cents per running yard*
Velvets, Wiltons and all others, 6 " u " "
1ST ORDERS LEFT IN OUR BOXES
South-east corner Clay and Dupont Streets.
North-east corner Jackson and Stockton Streets.
South-east cor. Montgomery and California Sts.
South-west corner Bush and Stockton Streets.
North-east corner Geary and Taylor Streets.
North west corner Kearny and Market Streets.
South-east cor. Howard and Third Streets.
North-east corner Second and Folsom Streets.
South-west corner Sutter and Powell Streets.
Address Orders, J. SPAULDING & CO.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
McAFEE, SPIERS <& CO,
OWNED AND CONDUCTED BY
Practical Boiler Makers.
High and Low Pressure Boilers, Stationery and Marine.
Howard St., between Fremont and Beale,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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.
OIIiBB Will
311 and 313 Mission Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
T. J. MOYNIHAN. J. AITKEN.
HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE BOILERS of all kinds built according to Drawings or Speci-
fications, and SHEET IRON WORK executed at the shortest notice on the most reasonable terms.
Repairing promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
Agents for Robinson's Government Lock Valve.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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Incorporated April 30th, 1868. Capital, $1,000,000.
Location of Works, cor. Beale and Howard Streets,
SA2ST FRANCISCO.
Steam lagtet BaUAen, Boiler lafcenf,
CAR WHEEL MANUFACTURERS AND FOUNDRYMEN.
All Work in their line attended to with promptness and dispatch.
DIRECTOBS.
WM ALVORD, WILLIAM NORRIS, C. J. BRENHAM,
CHAS. E. McLANE, JAS. D. WALKER, W. H. TAYLOR.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, President.
JOSEPH MOORE, Superintendent.
LEWIS R. MEAD, Secretary.
LLOYD TEV1S,
AND METAL
IMPORTIWi
Hos. 22 and 24 Fremont Street,
Near Front and Market Streets. SAN) FRANCISCO.
Orders Solicited. WILLIAM McORINDLE, Manager.
F. J. Gracier.
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J. B. Johnson.
CRACIBR <& JOHNSON",
MANUFACTURERS OF
AGRICULTURAL, GRIST MILL AND WOOD WORKING MACHINERY,
Hat and Bonnet Block and Pattern Makers,
SHIP & COOPER WORK, PLANING, RUSTIC & FLOORING,
JOHNSON'S PATENT FRICTION PREMIUM HOIST,
Job Sawing and Taming done with dispatch,
S. E. COR. MISSION AND BEALE STS., SAN FRANCISCO.
10 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
J 0. HANSCOM, H. S. SMITH, T. PENDERGAST, W. W. HANSCOM.
HANSCOM & CO.
5THA IRON WORKS
S.E. COR. FREMONT AND TEHAMA STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO.
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Pracf leal Baehlitlsts
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, FLOUR MILLS,,
And Quartz Machinery of all Kinds,
DUNBAR'S IMPROVED SELF-ADJUSTING PISTON PACKING,,
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 iriction, and never gets slack or leaky.
HANSCOM'S CRUSHER, the best of the kind now in use in this State
or anywhere else.
lAISOQWi IHPBOYHD ST11H PUT
For Feeding Boilers and general purposes. Unexcelled for compactness, simplicity and efficiency.
NO STEAM BOILER SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
ALL KINDS OF PATENT AMALGAMATORS, CONCENTRATORS, &c.
FURNISHED TO ORDER.
Hayes' Steam Pumps always on hand.
TYLER'S L3IPROVED WATER WHEEL,
Giving greater power at lower cost, than any other 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.
ORNAMENTAL CASTINGS MADE, EQUAL TO THOSE OF BERLIN.
Hotiss 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 WILL BE FURNISHED GRATUITOUSLY.
K^THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
11
N. W. SPAULDING,
SAW SMITHING AND REPAIRING
MMTAmisimmmBmWs,
Nos. 17 AND 19 FREMONT STREET, NEAR MARKET,
SJ^JST FRANCISCO, <-jat..
MANUFACTURER OF
SPAULDING^S
Inserted Tooth
VlUVUiiAtt HA1
THEY HAVB PROVED TO BE THE
CHEAPEST, MOST DURABLE k ECONOMICAL SAWS
IN THE WORLD.
DUPLICATE TEETH, $1 EACH.
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All Satvs sold or work done warranted.
SAW MANUFACTURING CO.
Nos. 17 and 19 Fremont St., San Francisco.
REAPER
A.TSTJD
MOWING
SECTIONS,
PLANING KNIVES.
Curriers' Knives, Saw Mandrels & Saws of every description made to order
C. P. SHEFFIELD. N. W. SPAULDING. J. PATTERSON.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
W. T. GARRATT.
JAMES HILLMAN.
W. T. LITTLE.
BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY
138, 140 and 148 FREMONT STREET, S. F.
!
Manufacturers of
Church Bells, Farm Bells,
Steamhoat Bells, Bells
and Gongs.
Brass Castings of all kinds,
Fire Engines;
Force and Lift Pumps,
Hose Couplings,
Engineers' Findings of all
Kinds.
Babbitt Metal,
Water Gauges and Glass,
Tuhes for 8team Boilers,
Steam Gauges,
Magnetic Gauges,
Steam Cocks and Valves
of all descriptions,
Glass Tuhes for Boilers,
Steam Whistles.
Myiramlic Pipes ami Nozzles for Mining
IRON PIPE FURNISHED WITH FITTINGS.
GARRATT'S IMPROVED JOURNAL METAL.
San Francisco Boiler Works, 123 and 125 Beale Street, S.F.,
F. I. CURRY, (late Foreman of the Vulcan Iron Works,) Proprietor.
Sheet Iron Work
of every
DESCRIPTION
done at the
SHORTEST NOTICE.
All kinds of
JOBBING
and
Repairing
rromptly Attended
to.
High and Low
Pressure
BOILERS
of all descriptions.
SOLE
Manufacturers of the
CELEBRATED
SPIRAL BOILER.
LOCKE <& MONTAGUE,
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND METALS,,
TINMEN'S STOCK, TOOLS AND MACHINES,
ITos. 112 and 114 BATTEB.TT STREET.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
13
HAGAR & GO'S
ITPE FOTODBT.
532 CLAY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
-«♦-♦ -►».
SOLE AGENTS FOR. THE PACIFIC COAST FOR
EL Hoe k Go's Presses & Printing Materials,
MIWHIES & BQM'B PEiUllKG IKES.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
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 HAND.
Orders Promptly Filled for all descriptions of Printing Machines.
Address, HAGAR & CO.,
532 Clay St., San Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
O. BONNET, Jr.
MANUFACTURER OP
Circular Saws, Gig Saws, Shaping Machines,
ALSO
PATENT HAY RAKE, DRAPER APRONS, GRAIN CARRIERS, Etc.
Attends to all kinds of Agricultural Work, and Jobbing generally.
•1
STBSBT.
Just below Beale Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
JOHN MAIXON,
4 I
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n, virlENTAL
Staining and Enameling on Glass.
Particular attention paid to stained work for CJiurches,
and Ji ending of Glass.
OFFICE AND FACTORY, No. 19 FREMONT STREET,
Near Market, San Francisoo.
CALIPOB1
Bla.cks333.ith. and Machine Shop,
143 BEALE STREET, BET. MISSION AND HOWARD,
SAM FRANCISCO,
Reaping and Mo-wing Knives and Sections always on hand, and will be made at the
Shortest notice. Job Grinding and Polishing by Steam.
S. WBIOHILAJBV. Ppopptotoi**
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
15
Oalifonfa 3§tn®i
125 First Street, opposite Minna, San Francisco.
4-»-4_..»»
WEED & KX1TGWELL.
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^lLL kinds of
.Brass, Composition, Zinc and Babbitt Metal Castings
FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
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 connections,
of all sizes and patterns, furnished with dispatch.
JAMES MACKEN,
COPPERS MITH,
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.
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Repairing promptly and neatly
attended to.
J. M. STOCXSMA2T,
MANUFACTURER OF
AT I11IS All HOBBLE
( Over W. T. Garratt's Brass Foundry,)
XT. W. cor. XT&toma and Fremont Sts.
SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
D. B. HIXCKLKY. I
L. C. MABSHUTZ. /
[J. BRANDS.
D. E. HAYES.
S* «* a
G^3
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111 IBM WOHS»
OFFICE— N. E. CORNER OF FREMONT AND TEHAMA STREETS.
Works, Fremont, Beale and Tehama Sts., San Francisco,
HINCKLEY1 <& CO., Proprietors.
1 ■ i
Manufacturers of Locomotives, Steam Engines, Quartz Mills, Flour-,
ing Mills, Saw Mills, Water Wheels, Brodie's Improved
Crusher, Varney's Amalgamator, and all kinds of
Iron and Brass Castings.
SHOES AND DIES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES.
MACHINE WOH2S
Of every description, and of the Best Material and Workmanship.
BOWEN BROTHERS
DEALERS I1ST
Foreip Cips, Wines and tiprs
MEW.
IN
English, French, China, Japan and East India Goods,
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE.
■S? tf%
I
MS
AND HOUSEKEEPINGS GOODS.
ALSO, SHIP STOBES, ETC.
Burnett's Standard Flavoring Extracts,
(The best in the world) in full variety, constantly on hand.
428, 430 AND 432 PINE STREET, CALIFORNIA MARKET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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JAS. W. BURNHAM & CO
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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IP HP ^
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laSii etc.,; etc.
618 MARKET AND 17 POST STREETS,
Few doors west of Montgomery,
SAH FBANCiSCO*
John Saulnier, Bordeaux. P. Laclaverie, San Francisco
JOHN SAULNIER <£ CO.
Importers of
UNDIES, 611, BUM, WIRES,
DRIED FRUITS, OLIVE OIL,
■ABHINSS, RBNCH FB1SBBVB3, DRUM, a®,
406 BATTERY STREET,
Between Merchant and Clay, SAN FRANCISCO.
JOHN HAGMAN,
©HJJff VAIjbOZ
427 Bush. Street,
8>
OPPOSITE OALIEORHSTI-A. THEATER,
©ass' itoahgihscdqo
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
MILLS & EVANS
IMPORTERS OP
(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 Wagons, 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.
General Agents for the State of California for the Mitchell Wagon.
S. T. HUBBELL,
COOPERAGE.
213 DRTJMM STREET, bet. Clay and Washington,
I.SAN FRANCISCO.
Beer Kegs, Packing Barrels and Wine Casks
OF ALL. KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Particular attention given to all kinds of Trimming. Ship Trimming promptly attended to.
J. G. JOHNSON & CO.
Importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in every description of
HARNESS, SADDLERY, HARNESS HARDWARE,
flip, MiLtliei @®11&£@, Bte.
104 & 106 FRONT STREET, NEAR PINE,
John M. Johnson. S&H 3Tra.XlCiSCO. Peh. B. Norton.
Kirby's Santa Cruz Leather and Hill's Concord Harness.;
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 19
D. GHIRARDELLI,
PIONEER EAGLE
CHOCOLATE MANUFACTORY,
AND SPICE MILLS.
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
W1I1S 11D LIQUOB
Nos. 415 and 417 Jackson St., San Francisco.
C. A. MolTTTLTTr,
BOLHJITOB if ODBTO:
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And Adjuster of Claims of all kinds against the United States.
([^"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.
8AN FRANCISCO, CAIi,
■ ROTHSCHILD & EHREHPFORT,
WHOLESALE
CANDY MANUFACTURERS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
408 CLAY STREET,
Between Sanson) and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
C. ADOLPHE LOW <fc CO.
Impovie&s ol LTeas$ Coffees*
EAST INDIA AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE,.
No. 208 California Street, San Francisco.
i
Marine Risks taken for the New York Underwriters. Losses payable in United States Gold Coin.
« ■■«— >
Agents Bartlett White Lead and Zinc Company of- New York.
Elisha Higgins. Geo. H. Collins.-
HIG6INS «£ COLLINS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
w^m mwBm, mmmm*
EEDWOOD POSTS,
TAN BARK AND WHALE OIL,
-<■*- . •♦»
WOOD BY THE CARGO, TIER OB COKJD.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
21
HEIVDY'S
Improved Lamont Steam Enjine Beinlator,
WITH STOP-VALVE ATTACHED.
»♦«
OVER TWO HUNDRED NOW IN USE ON THIS COAST.
tody's Patent ConcentratorsT Steam Governors
— AND —
Circular Saw Mills,
MAC SINE WORKS, No. 32 FREMONT ST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Reference made to the Union, Pacific, .Etna and Fulton Iron Works of this city and
others, for lurther particulars send for a circular to
JOSHUA HENDY,
OFFICE, 32 FBEMONT STREET, S&$* JKBilSTSaSS^
•
Sectional View of Hendy's Patent Ore Concentrator.
Over Four Hundred now in use in the Quartz Mills on this Coast.
9 . .
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AND MANUFACTURERS OF
ettei*s
ENAMEL AND QUARTZ JEWELRY,
328 Bush Street, bet. Kearny arid Montgomery.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
SAWING, PLANING AND GENERAL MILL WORK.
WELLS, RUSSELL & CO+t PROFE1ETOES,
Corner Sissies ami Fremont §fts«
Constantly on hand and made to order, all kinds of MOLDINGS, and every
description of INSIDE FINISH. All orders promptly attended to.
Occidental
ffomrndp
137 AND 139 FIRST STREET,
Near the Gas Works, SAN FRANCISCO.
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IRON FOUNDERS.
Iron Castings of all descriptions at short notice.
Notice. — Particular attention paid to making superior SHOES and DIES.
TOUlfElflVS §^§IIIi&
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
MOROCCO, KID, GOAT AND SHEEP SKINS,
607 and 609 Brazilian Street,
South Side, Between Fifth and Sixth.
SA3ST F^A.3STOISOO,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Mirror and Picture
FRAME MAKER -^"^rtXfcVN *
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SV
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OIL
Paintings
Cleaned and Varnished,
PICTUME COMB, TABSEL.S,
NAILS, ETC.
Business Cards Framed at Reduced Prices.
LOW PRICES!
No. 233 Kearny Street, 3d Store south of Bush, (new side)
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN
ftonnlna Havana and Amerioan Oigara
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Matches, etc.
In the greatest variety, and directly imported from manufacturers. P. Lorillard's Snuffs, Coarse Rappee,
Maccaboy, Scotch arid Lundyfoot. Gail and Ax's and F. A. Gcetze & Bros. German and American Smoking
Tobaccos.
LOW PRICES!
SOUTH PARK SAW MILLS,
r . KORBEL m BROS.
435-449 BRANNAN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF SPANISH CEDAR, MAHOGANY,
And all kinds of Hard and Fancy Woods. •
fljfVeneers of every variety, Backboards and Countertops kept constantly on hand.<xjpj
CHARLES MILL FRODSHAM,
Son and pupil of Charles Frod3ham, 84 Strand, London, and grandson cf
Parkinson & Frodsham, Change Alley, London
ATOBHAKHB AMI JIWI
S26 Broadway, San Francisco, Cal.
London Address, pro tern.,
31 BRECKNOCK TERRACE,
Camdentown, London,
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
1
WARREH 0. BUTLER,
First Door above Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO*
Every description of ENGRAVING ON WOOD, including Heads of
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
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612 SACRAME1TTO STREET,
Between Montgomery and Kearny, north side, SAN FRANCISCO.
Is* Tho Wmm® BestawaBt In ito® &t y.
GrIVE US A CALL.
611 WSUShlHJEtOM St.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established
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 all others,
6 Cents per running yard. Orders 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.
mm
AW® Fliirai AW FASH8
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PACIFIC NEWS COMPANY,
WOE S
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CHjA-RIjES X\7". STITiTi, - - St-u.x3exrizi.tezxci.exxt.
GENERAL AGENTS TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
AMERICAN & FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, BOOKS, Etc.
No. 114\ POST STREET,
Third door above Kearny,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
D. NILE.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, OIL PAINTINGS, &c.
AND MANUFACTURER OF
Pier & Mantel Mirrors, Portrait & Picture Frames,
ETC., ETC.
225 KEARNY STREET,
FACTORY, corner Chestnut and Taylor Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.
ORNAMENTING, GILDING AND RE-GILDING DONE TO ORDER.
J. F. <& H. H. SCHAFER,
MANUFACTURERS sOF AND DEALERS IN
B1BBXM CI AND FUBM1TOB1
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Blankets, Comforters, Sheets,
3 X a ZE^inXTE STREET,
S-A.3ST FRANCISCO, O-A-Ij-
This Establishment is generally known to be the Cheapest plaoe in the City for Good Bedding.
H. HORSTMAISnsT & CO.
Importers and Dealers in
AND
rPHOLSVEBT O00DS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
323 & 325 Fine Street,
H. HORSTMANN.
SAJST FRANCISCO.
F. HUFSCHMIDT.
L. E. Weck. B. Getleson. G. C. Landis.
Im. E. WECK <£ GO.
IMPORTERS OF
Ah
AND DEALERS IN
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
§4§ WMMRW§ M&Bin, qpBM&t@ ®&mmmt
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
27
DOLLIVER <fc BRO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
oil/
lAIIfAillll
mim
in
And all kinds of Shoe Tools, Fancy Shoe Findings and Trimmings,
107 and 109 POST STREET,
Above Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO.
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(SUCCESSORS TO 0. GORI,)
CO-OPERATIVE MARBLE WORKS
w.
Between Montgomery and Kearny,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO
No. 24 California Street, bet. Davis and Drumm,
Second Floor, SAN FRANCISCO.
J. LEYE^UE, ' CIIAS. A. POTTEK,
Proprietor. Agent.
(Successor to Shepherd & Russell.)
All kinds of Turning, such as Saddle Trees, Ship Blocks, Etc., Etc. Orders from the Interior respectfull
solicited, and promptly executed. naf^Lasts made to fit the feet.,,^1
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E. CHIELOVICH <Sc CO.
importers and wholesale dealers in
Wlilli 111 IiIQUOB
ALES, PORTER, ETC.
601 FRONT STREET,
N. W. Cor. Front and Jackson, SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole Agents for Jesse Moore & Co's FINE OLD BOURBON WHISKIES, Louisville, Kj.
28
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Bay Sugar
S. W. COR. BATTERY AND UNION STREETS.
USTCORPORATED.
CAPITA!,,
$250,000.
And possesses a capacity equal to the Refining of Eight Thousand Tons
Annually. Its products are
Extra Crushed Sugar, (A) Crushed, Extra Granulated Sugar,
Golden Coffee Sugar, marked (C), Powdered Sugar, Golden Svrup.
HERMAN MEESE, President.
Office at the Refinery. S. W. Corner Union and Battery Streets.
W. C. POANE. R. H. ESPY. H S GIM
I. Y. POANE. J. HUNTER.
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IMPORTERS AXD WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
SHOAL-WATER BAY AND EASTERN
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No. 92 California Market,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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GROSH & RUTHERFORD,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
FLOUI
Nos. 143 and 145 First Street.
Comer Natoma,
S^N FRAXCISCO.
SAMUEL GROSH. T. L. RUTHERFORD.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
29
J. J. DUNN.
J. CAMPBELL.
J. STEVENS.
FIRE PROOF
AND
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
MANUFACTURED BY
DURST, CAMPBfiZJj & CO.
SALESROOM, 317 AND 319 BATTERY STREET.
Constantly on hand a large assortment of Fire-Proof and Fir? and Burglar Proof Safes. Steel-Lined Bank Vaults,
Silver Safes, and Safes of every description made to order. Safes Repaired and furnished with new Combination Locks.
Second-hand Safes taken in exchange. Safes let by the month on reasonable terms. An assortment of the most im-
proved COMBINATION BANK LOCKS.
<n
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT,
XTo. 430 Montgomery Street,
Over the U. S. Treasury, SAN FRANCISCO.
CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO.
PILOT, iHIP MB NATf BRIAD.
803 BATTERY STREET,
Near Broadway, San Francisco.
W. H. RICHARDS.
JUl IIAHDS
314 and 316 BATTERY ST.
+
R. J. HARRISON.
SAN FRANCISCO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH ALES, FOREIGN LIQUORS, ENGLISH GROCERIES, Etc.
AEES — Tennent's Scotch, Blood's India Pale, Bass & Co's Burton, and Byass' Champagne.
FOREIGS LIQUORS.— Ardberg Ialajr, Scotch and Jamieson's Irish Whiskies, Holland and Old Tom
Gin Martell Brandv, London Dock Sherrv, Eastern and English Cider, German Seltzer Water, etc.
E\GLISH GROCERIES.— Crosse & Blackvrell's (London) Pickles, Sauces, Jams, Jellies. Spice*,
Fruits, etc. J. & J. Colman's (London) Mustard, Starch, Corn Flour, etc. Huntley & Palmer's (Reading)
Biscuits. J. S. Fry & Son's (Bristol) Chocolate, Cocoa, etc.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THOMAS THOMSON,
AMMAN
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Contractor and Manufacturer of all Machinery appertaining to Well-Boring.
OFFICE 28 THIRD STREET, AND RESIDENCE 262 CLEMENTINA STREET,
S.A.2ST FRANCISCO, O^L.
All orders from the City or Country promptly attended to.
JAMES C. SELLERS,
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JVo. 31 Second Street,
SAN FEANCISCO.
H. W. Bradley.
W. H. Rulofson.
FOR THE VERY BEST PHOTOGRAPHS,
GO TO
Hlli.OfHOll,.
429 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
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a§oti» inr in iiififtis
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This magnificent Establishment has more room, larger lights, greater facilities, and produces
finer Photographs than any other.
IMPORTER OF
TT 2S0C A. 1ST 3EX ^ 3£ 3FL ,
424 KEARNY ST., bet California and Pine,
AMD
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Waterfalls of every description, Wholesale and JRetail.
TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY, ETC. FRONT PIECES, WIGS, CURLS, TOUPET
KP~ Coiffures de Damps. "««
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 31
J. COR I N ,
MANUFACTURER OF
TRUNKS, VALISES,
it s»a"«. loi <•.
319 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Bet. Pine and California Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.
MARTIN VICE,
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XTo. 22 Mission Street,
Between Steuart and Spear, SAN FRANCISCO.
Boats built to order and constantly on hand. All orders promptly attended to. Agent for
California for sale of HOLMES' PATENTED SELF-RIGHTING SURF AND LIFE BOATS.
BEYANT, STHAHA1T <& CO
TURNING, SCROLL-SAWING,
And Manufacturers of Composition Ornaments, Composition Stair Brackets, Rosettes,
Ornamental Moldings and Capitals. Machine-Made Rope and Spiral
Moldings of Every Description.
XTos. SO and 32 CAIilFOHNTA STREET.
(E. M. PATTEN, Jr., Auctioneer.)
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SALE DAYS, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
337, 339 AND 341 PINE STREET,
Corner Montgomery, San Francisco,
Advances made on Consignments, New and Second-hand Furniture at Private Sale. Goods
sold strictly on Commission.
32 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
WILLIAM M. BETTS & BROTHER,
CARRIAGE SPRING WORKS
218 Fremont Street,
Between Howard and Folsom, SAW FRANCISCO.
Locomotive, Car, and all kinds of Carriage and Wagon
Springs made to order and warranted.
{^" First Premium Gold Medal awarded to this establishment by the last Mechanics' Institute
Exhibition.
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The above Works lately removed from the corner of Fifth and Market
Streets.
JOHN T. AMOS. M. S. DAVIS.
A1KEOS i£ DAVIS,
PRACTICAL
MILLWRIGHTS AMI DRAFTSMEN,
213 MISSION STREET, bet. Beale and Main, San Francisco.
Particular attention paid to all kinds of Millwright Work, especially to the erection of
Flour Mills, Distilleries, Etc.
ALSO, COGGING MILL AND STEAMSHIP WHEELS.
•-•-•
Manufacturers Nash's Cutts Grain Separators. Builders of Improved Hydraulic Wine Presses,
Grape Stemmers and Crushers, Etc.
JACKSON
MICHIGAN WAG©
THE
Best FARM and TEAM Wagon in use;
PROVED to stand this dry climate;
for sale very low by
J. D. ARTHUR <& SOXT,
Corner California and Davis Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 33
1 MANHATTAN
SEWING MACHINE CO.
W. F. SHERWOOD, AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST,
No. 21 New Montgomery Street, Grand Motel Building,
JOHN HALL <& SOXT,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
OBS, WINDOWS AND BLINDS
Nos. 11 and 13 CALIFORNIA STREET,
AND
Nos. 114 AND 116 MARKET STREET,
SAN FRAHCJSCO.
J. H. CULVER,
MANUFACTURER OF
ROPE MOLDINGS,
Models for the Patent Office, Experimental Machinery,
AND
GENERAL PATTERN WORK,
Mechanics' Mills, Cor. Mission and Fremont Sts.
A. FRIED. S. H. BESSE.
Awarded Diploma at the Mechanics' Institute Fair, 1871.
FRIED <fc BESSE,
SOLE PATENTEES OF THE
Butte Window
No. 617 MISSION STREET,
Near New Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
^— ♦
0^" Orders for any Style or Size Promptly Pilled.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
ALEXIS OULIF.
PAUL DATO.
— 0-
IMPORTERS OF
MILLIMRY AKC STRAW GOODS,
543 Market Street,
S-A.3ST FRA3STCIS003 OAL.
OFFICES:
102 Grand Street, New York. 35 Boulevard Strasbourg, Paris.
3. P. CPRTIS, j
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
3STo. 3SO JAOKSOIST STREET,
Below Sansom, SAN FRANCISCO.
• > •
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
THEATRICAL AND MASQUERADE
803 MONTGOMERY STREET, H. W. corner of Jackson,
SAN FRANCISCO.
COSTUMES 3VCA.3DE TO OEDER.
G. R. JESSE. H. M. DREW.
JESSE & DREW,
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bold:
ilillf)
SOUTH POINT MILL,
Berry Street, bet. Third and Fourth.
Constantly on hand and made to order, STAIR
RAILS, POSTS, BALUSTERS, ETC.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 35
P. FRONTIER. A BELLEMERE-
FB&NTIEB & MBMtEMERE,
X^ J&. X=» X X> jA,. Xt. X 3ES S ,
(ALL KINDS OF PRECIOUS STONES CUT.)
Manufacturing Jewelers and Diamond Setters.
Grand Assortment of Moss Agate. Quartz Specimens Bought and Sold.
ETo. 706 Montgomery St., near Washington,
SAN FRANCISCO.
S. W. COR, MISSION AND FREMONT STREETS. *
W . IB _ BRADBUR Y D
MANUFACTURER OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shutters,
wiifp©w PB4Miif mmwmm, Me,
The Mechanics' Mill is supplied with all the modern improvements in Machinery, and has the best
facilities in the State for supplying buildings with all kinds of WOODWORK FINISH.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.
J B 2* ■ 2r **
* n ti
ungraTeF ana me Buunri
STAMPS, MONOGRAMS, Etc.
2To. 610 SACRAMENTO STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
7IB6D0B1 lAUiIf BIBf,
N. W. Corner Stevenson and First Streets, San Francisco.
ICAOBIlinV,
Maker of Models for Inventors, Drawing Instruments,
SMALL MACHINES, PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS, SCALES AND WEIGHTS.
1 » (
All kinds of Brass and Iron Work. Repairing Promptly Attended to.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
$*r $ ®
**** WIWE Ojg*
°>
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
WINES AND LIQUORS,
49 SECOND STREET,
Near Mission, SAN FRANCISCO..
T. R. BROOKS,
Late of the Board of City Engineers.
a. e. McGregor,
Late Deputy City and County Surveyor. ,1
brooks <& McGregor,
CIVIL ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS AID DRAFTSMEN..
Room 1, 8. W. Cor. Washington and Montgomery Streets, S. F.
City and County Surveys accurately made. Maps, Plans and Drawings of all kinds carefully executed. .
Estimates for grading, etc., carefully calculated, and strict accuracy guaranteed.
TERMS VERY MODERATE.
Refer to Messrs. John Center, Sam'l Crim, Stewart Menzies, Jas. Adams, C. R. Story, A. J. Shrader, Win.
P. Humphreys, Geo. C. Potter, J. C. Sack, Wm. Schmolz, J. G. Eastland, R. H. Sinton, Jas. Smedberg, and 1
numerous others.
A. J. GRIFFITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in All Kinds of
PIOELBD AND 1EI11 FISH
SAX.MOXT AND SEXUttXTCS,
121 and 123 Washington Street, Below Davis,
&m wm.&
2 m © © o
Wm. C. Hoagland,
AlCHIflCf
S. W. Cor. Sacramento and Kearny Sts.
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 37
CALIFORNIA
NICK f II HMlIACf OBY
Mrs. A. XX. Makins,
No. 206 BUSH STREET,
Opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel, SAN FRANCISCO.
Scarfs, Ties and Bows Sold to the Trade.
CA.RL HINZ,
MANUFACTURER OF
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
Such as Molding, Carving and Turning Tools, etc.
West side Spear Street, bet. Market and Mission,
SAN FRANCISCO.
J&B M. SEAMAN3,
MANUFACTURING-
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER,
AND DEALER IN
Watelies* cloetos, Wimm,®wMm» B*®«
Repairing of Every Description Neatly Executed and Warranted.
No. 311 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
McDOWELL'S
COR. KEARNY AND GEARY STREETS.
Ready-Made and Made to Order.
38 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
GEO. B. KNOWLES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS
EASTERN PINE, SUGAR PINE, WHITE CEDAR, PUGET SOUND & REDWOOD
lillMlIi
S. E. Corner Mission and Main Streets and Main Street Wharf,
SAN FRANCISCO.
E. T. BT7CK1TAM,
DEALER ITsT
CABOOSES, OFFICE AND COOKING STOV^,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares,
No. 22 STEUART STEEET, BETWEEN MARKET AND MISSION,
SAN FRANCISCO.
To Captains of Vessels.— I do all kinds of repairing for Galley Stoves and Fixtures, Pumps and Plumbing
Work, in the best possible manner and at reasonable rates.
JOSEPH MAYER,
)4^ /A W TOfTF WnlfllWTO
IbrJkll JH» U JlJyJlf MkMm§>
PAGE STREET, SOUTH SIDE, NEAR MARKET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
All Orders left at GRAY'S MUSIC STORE, 623 Clay Street, will be promptly
attended to.
G. & W. SNOOK,
Plumbers, Tin, Copper & Sheet IronWorkers,
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.
Tin Roofing and all kinds of Jobbing done at the shortest notice, and in the best manner.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 39
GEORGE T "PT? A f*1TT
MACHINE Willi
109 and 111 Mission Street.
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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.
IMPYO™ SAFETY STOYE HOISTS
Fitted with Cutting's Patent Cams, unequalled for Safety, Convenience and Cheapness.
This Hoist can be built for about half the price of any other in use.
ALSO MANUFACTURER AND SOLE AGENT FOR PRACY'S CELEBRATED GOVERNOR.
Turning Lathes, &c, Constantly on hand.
NEVADA METALLURGICAL WORKS,
, m i
Ore Crushers and Samplers*
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RIOTTE & LUCKHARDT,
Having added Pans and Chlorination apparatus, we are now pre-
pared to make working tests by any process.
CONSULTATIONS ON AIL METALLURGICAL QUESTIONS.
ASSAYING in all its Branches.
ANALYSIS of Ores, Minerals, etc.
No. 21 FIRST STREET,
Three doors from Market Street, in Golden State Foundry.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
BANK
B Y
§iii®i w® puna
§
IHWTOCMEMY BLOCK,
South-East Cor. Montgomery and Washington Sts,
The BAR is supplied with the choicest
IilHllOPS ®fflfl WlBtBf
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 BOUEBOH WHISKY.
GEORGE F. PABKER.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 41
"W. H. HYDE.
H. CHESTER.
HYDE & CHESTER,
CONTRACTORS FOR
Raising, Mil ana Lowering Woofl or Brick Bnilis,
ALSO, FOR TAKING OUT OR PUTTING ON BOARD
Steam Boilers, Shafts or any heavy Weights, Moving Locomotives, etc.
JVo. 619 Mission St., bet. Second and Third.
SCREWS, ETC., TO LET
B. F. HOWLAND & CO.
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
STos. 25 and 27 Third Street,
East side, near Market Street, ___^ ^N FRANCISCO.
REMBRANDTS,
Enameled Cards, 4mteeines aad In P
:ABAIffl CflEiAiBf
Doctress, Clairvoyant and Fortune Teller,
HAS REMOVED HER OFFICE TO
No. 865 FOLSOM ST., BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH.
-*♦•♦-♦►-
The Madame has a beautiful Enameling for the Face, sold at her office cheap. Fee for Fortune
Telling, $1 and upwards. Don't fail to call and see her.
9m lt» lllPIllf
Merchant Tailor,
637 SACRAMENTO STEEET,
Between Montgomery and Kearny, ^v FRANCISCO.
^ ■« ♦ «» »-
Ghent's Clothing Cleaned and Repaired.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM AT ALL THE FAIRS OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
H/N&CI HWlif WMfrfP UPi
^sP 2~$s> ass 9»> i
THE O 3ST Xj "Z-
gemimm
OONT THE PACIFIC COAST.
FACTORY, 528 EEAENY STREET,
Between California and Sacramento,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SACIRAMENTO AGENCY, (TOJLBEM EAGLE MOTEL,
Mrs. Morris will be absent every Tuesday, to personally wait upon customers,
receive orders for her Superior Made and Perfect Fitting Shirts,
and offers an inducement for patronage by calling at private residences, public
offices, and all places of business, through appointment made by letter, take meas-
ures and return orders one week from date.
All communications directed to Mrs. Eveline Morris, 526 Kearny Street,
Room 9, San Francisco, or Golden Eagle Hotel, Sacramento, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
Finest Work and Best Fitting Shirts.
Gentlemen desiring Shirts or Collars of the finest workmanship and best
material, will find Mrs. Morris at her
First floor, over store, every day except Tuesdays, where she will be pleased to
give all the information desired in reference to price, style, quality, etc.
The cutting being superintended by Mrs. Morris, she warrants the goods to
please the most fastidious.
Shirts remodeled, new Bosoms and Cuffs put in old
ones. Also, Night Shirts and Underwear made to order.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
MES. C. COOK,
First Premium
519 MONTGOMERY ST.
Between Clay and Commercial,
S-AJN" FRANCISCO.
f#. "A
M. DOBRZENSKY,
BTTIOH BBABB ISllllfi
AND GAS METER MANUFACTURER,
All kinds of Plumbers' Brass and Plated Goods,
WATER AND GAS WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER,
No. 417 Mission Street, between First and Fremont Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SOXiOMOZT TESMOEE,
DEALER IN
TiSIii, OXiAM8y
AND ALL KINDS OF SHELL FISH,
STALLS Nos. 57, 58 and 59 CALIFORNIA MARKET,
ENTRANCE ON PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Public or Private Parties, Families, Hotels and Restaurants supplied at short notice. Fresh
Baltimore and transplanted Oysters and Salad Dressing, the finest in the market. Oysters cooked
and served to order. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Oyster Room open from 6 a. m. until midnight.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
G. ERLIN & CO,
h
O
OFFICE AND FACTORY 445 BRANNAN ST., bet. THIRD and FOURTH,
S-A.3ST FRANCISCO.
Desks of all kinds, Church, Hall and School Settees, Black-boards, Map Stands, Chart Racks,
Easels, Pointers, Dumb Bells, Black-board Rubbers, Liquid Slating for Black-boards, Ink Wells and
verytking pertaining to School Supplies.
Teachers, County Superintendents and Trustees, will find all their orders promptly filled with
articles that will give entire satisfaction, both as regards workmanship and price. Office furniture of
every variety made to order.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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1TORTEWESTERH
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO,
Of Hllwaiikeet Wlseonal&u
A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY. The leading Insurance Company of the Northwest. All
profits divided among Poliey-Holders.
ASSETS OVER $10,000,000!!
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 restive
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. SHEFARDSOXT,
©<©nfl Aeent few tlie WmmMim Coast*
OFFICE, 315 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets, -
$750,000.00.
-<»-»■»
Pacific Branch Advisory Board.
JOHN B. HARMON, Esq.,
j. a. McClelland, Esq.,
J. GREENEBAUM, Esq.,
NATHAN PORTER, Esq.
M. HELLER, Esq.,
H. B. BROOKS, Esq.,
CHAS. N. FOX, Esq-
Hon. T. G. PHELPS,
JAMES ADAMS, Esq
Office, No. 7 Stevenson Building,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND CALIFORNIA STREETS,
S-A.3ST FRANCISCO,
IPOUCIES ARE ISSUED
J. D. B. STILLMAN, M. D., Medical
Adviser.
LOSSES PA.ID.
C. N. FOX and Z. P. CLARK, Managers.
46 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Pioaeer S team Marble Works^
422 & 424 JACKSON ST., SAN FRANCISCO,
AND
STUDIO OF SCULPTURE, CARRARA, BTALY.
M. HSVEKI2T <& CO., Proprietors-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
STATUARY, VEIN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES.
Manufacturers of Monuments, Mantels, Tomb Stones, Tiling, Plumbers' Slabs, etc.
' Below New York and Chicago Prices. ,
R. LEHMAN & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO C. BORCHARD,
Wholesale Confectioners
No. 405 Davis St., near Washington, San Francisco, Cal.
< M t
Received Diploma Mechanics' Institute, 1871.
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Manufacture ALL KINDS OF CANDIES of the best materials, and will sell as low as any other
House ill the trade. Also, a full assortment of NUTS. Goods warranted to keep in any climate.
Country Orders promptly attended to. Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
WILLIAM O'DAY,
YAMISHIR, POLISHER, GRAIMR,
AND
Imitator of Fancy Wools, and Coin Manufacturer,
WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET, BETWEEN HOWARD AND MISSION,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamboat Cabins, Parlor Doors, Pianofortes and Furniture Polished in the most practical manner.
CHARLES OTTO & GO,
(ESTABLISHED 1854.)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware, Mechanics' Tools, Cntlerj, Twist Brills, Machine Screws,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OE
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, UPHOLSTERERS' GOODS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOOI>S,
[312 BUSH STEEET, KUSS HOUSE BLOCK,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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STEERING
WHEELS
Mads to Order.
Main Street, bet. Folsom and Harrison.
GEO. L. BENNER,
BOAT .- BUILDER,
No. 12 HOWARD, Bet. MAIN and STEUART STS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
BOATS ON HAND, FOR SALE AND BUILT TO ORDEB.
WIAT §■■■! LADMBBT,
WHAT CHEER, HOUSE.
The Oldest and Most Reliable Laundry on the Pacific Coast,
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WASHING DONE OF IN TIE BEST STYLE,
And returned in Eight Hours notice, if required. Also, a large assortment of
Gentlemen's PnrnisMng Goods kept constantly on band
AND SOLD CHEAP TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Office, No. 121 Leidesdorff Street, 2 doors from Sacramento.
SMITH'S IMPROVED
D . D. Cooke.
E. L. Smith.
COOKE & SMITH,
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE AND BEDDING
No. SO Fourth Street,
Bet. Market and Mission,
SAN FRANCISCO.
CLIPPER SPRING BED.
Upholstering, Varnishing and General Repairing. All work Guaranteed and of the Best Material.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Dr. Harlow . J« Smith.,
PHRENOLOGIST s PHYSIOGNOMIST
mmm Mqm§ Wmier (Bmse,
-A. 1ST 3D
PBBHNOLOOIOAL ISSHlltl
637 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Bet. Kearny and Dupont,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Here all may obtain a truthful examination and a correctly marked Fowler k Wells chart, at
from $2 to §3. Examination without chart, $1.50.
Dr. Smith gives Free Lectures to Gentlemen at his Institute, on Phrenology, every Friday even-
ing at 8 o'clock.
INVITATION TO INVALIDS
And all persons who are in any way out of health, who desire to know the nature and causes of
their disease, may come and avail themselves of an examination through Phrenology in regard to
health, FREE OF CHARGE, between the hours of 9 and 4, Sundays excepted.
Dr. Smith has practiced Phrenology for twenty years, and during the last ten years has been
constantly using the science connected with Physiognomy, in examining or diagnosing disease, and
claims to have made discoveries in the science of Phrenology that enable him by an examination of
the head, even blind-folded, to determine the disease to which the person is constitutionally subject,
or whether the disease at the time afflicting the person is the result of accident or hereditary weak-
ness; whether Consumptive, 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
vertebra, and it determines the power of the system in warding off and overcoming diseases of all
kinds.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
A. J. SEVERANCE & CO.
MANTJFACTUREB8 OF
For Mining, Quarrying,
Prospecting, Shafting,
Grading, 4 ri p
Rail Koad M
Cutting,
Boring
Artesian Wells
and
Tunnelling. igpf
315 CALIFORNIA STREET.
J. H. CLARK.
BOSTON
J. H. FOOTE.
mmm
m
WMSUmi
JL
Wholesale and Retail,
36 GEAR? STREET,
Between Kearny and Dupont, ©ASff mAH©2g@@»
€0TOTOt¥ ORDERS SOLICITED*
LOUIS FALKENAU,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
421 MONTGOMERY STREET, (up stairs,) g&M OTEUlf€&&9®.
Particular attention given to the Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Metallurgical Products, Mineral
Waters sS£ CommeSaal^rtideB, etc. Pupils can receive theoretical and pracUcal mstruction ,n
Assaying, Analysis, or any particular branch of Chemistry, at the Laboratoy. ^
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
R. H. GALPEN,
Importor and Manufacturer,
2 POST STREET,
Masonic Temple,
SAN FRANCISCO.
J. WHALEW,
MERCHANT TAILOR
And Manufacturer of Men's and Boys' Clothing
732 MARKET STREET, BET. THIRD and FOURTH.
Men's and Boys' clothing of every description made to order in the latest styles, at short notice, and
guaranteed to fit in all cases.
DR. DEPIERRES,
De la Facnlte De France.
Having practiced in San Francisco since 1849, informs the
public that he has resumed practice as Doctor and Surgeon, at
his old. stand on
VALLEJO STEEET,
Between Dupont and Stockton, Opposite the French Church.
Office Hours, from 12, noon, to 3 P. M»
WILDER & MITCHELL,
GENERAL AGENTS, PACIFIC COAST,
No. 114 POST STREET,
SAN FRAWCISCO.
t> ■ Th|#J!f ate8t imProvement made in the running of the Sewing Machine, applicable to any, old or new.
trice, 88.00. All classes of Machines sold at regular retail prices of the different agencies, and to persons
buying from us, no extra charge will be made for the above improvement. Please call and examine.
x> c a o and SiIk threads> Machine Kecdles and extras for sale. Also, agents for S. Leonards & Sons' Pure
Kenned .Sperm Oil for Sewing Machines and Fine Machinery. Sold by bottle, dozen or eross. Try it, and
thereafter you will use none other.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 51
F. A. SEIBERLICH,
IMPORTER OF
PHILADELPHIA BOOTS AND SHOES
MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Boot Legs ami Footiig=]Froiits Constantly on Maul.
WILLIAM CRAINE,
i
Ko ©34 "Washington Street,
BAH FRANCISCO,
OFFERS HIS SERVICES FOR THE PREPARATION OF ACCURATE
Designs, Plans, Specifications and Drawings
FOE BUILDINGS
Of every Description, and to Superintend the Erection thereof.
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BUILDINGS INSPECTED, MEASURED AND VALUED
EST ABLISHED, 1851.
FISHER & CO.
Importers and Manufacturers of
300 M0HTG0MERY STREET,
CORNER PINE, SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
JACOB SCHREIBBH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
520 WASHINGTON STREET,
Directly Opposite Washington Market, SAN FRANCISCO.
IL I
Goods Sold at Wholesale and Retail at Remarkably Low Figures.
I manufacture a Spiral-Spring Bed which I feel confident cannot be equaled for Ease and Dur
ability ; and which cannot fail to give Perfect Satisfaction.
GZr~N. B. Particular Attention Paid to Henovating Bedding
And Repairing Furniture.
ACOB STRAHLE & COS
FIRST DPIELIEIMriTTI^r
Awarded at Last State Fair, Sacramento, Cal.,
ALSO, -A_T THE
Eighth Mechanics' Institute Fair, September, 1871,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., FOR THE
BEST BILLIARD TABLES
"Grecian Curve," with Four Legs,
's Patent. Wire Cusnioa Attached.
Unique Style for Private Billiard Parlors, combining
BEAUTY, STYLE AIMD FINISH!
563 MARKET ST., opp. SANSOM.
N. B.— No Misrepresentation. These were the HIGHEST and only FIRST PREMIUMS awarded
to BILLIARD TABLE manufacturers for the last five years.
Billiard Trimmings and Material, Balls, Cloths, Cues, Cue Cappers, etc., etc.
The Largest House on the Coast and the Lowest Prices.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 53
HUCKS & LAMBERT'S
CELEBRATED PATENT
H. A L. AXLE-GREASE.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY LUBRICATING COMPOUND
Is produced by chemical combination of suitable oily substances, purified by distillation, and
e:f:f:eottt.a.:l,:l,y
Freed from resinous or pitchy matter which attaches to all oils, more or less, in their natural or
unrefined state. In operation, the PATENT GREASE works free from Comb, or Gum ;
:p:r:e'v:e:n"ts
Friction by keeping the heaviest bearings in a soft, oily state to the last ; and, as its consistency is
not altered by exposure to the hottest sun or coldest frost, (its liquifying point being 200 degrees)
it follows that, on axles which have a tendency to become hot from too heavy abrasion, etc., the
anti-friction will adhere to and keep them cool, when other substances would run oft' and become
dry ; thus the evil known as
"FIRINa O IF "W H B E X. S3"
is by its use effectually prevented.
The Proprietors will guarantee one application of their PATENT GREASE to carry the heaviest
loaded team from 300 to 500 miles without requiring to be greased on the road.
Hgjf~X. B.-We respectfully caution our friends to ask for HUCKS & LAMBERT'S AXLE
GREASE, as there are several spurious imitations in the market, and see that the trade mark, H. &
L., is on the red cover of the package.
DEPOT, 324 JACKSON STREET.
HUCKS & LAMBERT,
Inventors and Sole Manufacturers, 144 Natoma Street, San Francisco.
FACTORY, S. E. CORNER TAYLOR AND FRANCISCO.
F. L.. Oir.9IA.lir. J. S. MELLOS.
GILMAN & MELLOItf,
422 COMMERCIAL STREET,
Between Sansorn and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO,
Painting and Paper Hanging in all ils branches, neatly and promptly done.
W-AlI/l© Aisr> ceilings whitened.
NELSON & DOBLE.
AGENTS FOR
t mrm^ MIT STEEL,
FILES, ETC., ETC.
Shear, Spring, German, Plow, Blister and Toe Calk Steel.
MANUFACTURERS OF
MILL PICKS, SLEDGES, HAMMERS, PICKS,
Stone Cutters', Blacksmiths' and Horseshoers' Tools,
13 & 15 FREMONT ST. San Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
JOHN R. SIMS,
MANUFACTURER OF ^
Ilil BOOBS ft ill! f Hi
WROUGHT IRON GIRDERS,
Beam Anchors aiifl Tie Bonds, Bnrilar-Proof Bank Vaults anfl Safes,
JAIL WORK, BRIDGE "WORE:,
Cast and Wrought Iron Cemetery, Stoop and Area Railings,
AND ALL KINDS OF °
Agricultural, Plain & Ornamental IronWork,
©BEGOH SffiRrUElE,
Bet. Washington and Jackson, below Front,
SAN FKANCISCO.
,i' °"£? r* f or the interior, Oregon anC. Nevada; also Montana
Idaho and Washington 'l emtories. attended to with promptacssan*
dispatch. Mr. Silos appreciates the past liberal pal liZuge ,f 1
friends, and trusts he may cnntinue to merit it in the future For tl
information ofstramrers, he would say that he feels conflden th
his experience m his par.icularcallingissurpassed bv none on Hi
c.mst^ which his superior work, sent t . almost every town in Calif"
Kft.?EEl! Y.,J'tona.a"d Sandwich Islands, and to be seciionson
the
that
of i he best buildings in San r'raueiseo, full v attests
t N- 5T"iT E M l««'RroX,of Portland, will mi
Iron \\ ork in my name.
make contracts for
EMI1LMEB.
J. B. CZLLMOR,
(Under Dr. Benj. P. Lyford's Patent,)
49% KHAMlfT ffWBBEV.
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 55
St Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
3STET ASSETS OVER $6,000,000.
Chas. H. Peck, Pres. Wm, T. Selby, Vice Pres.
R. A. DIVER, General Agent.
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE,
401 California St., opp. Bank of California,
SAN FRANCISCO.
2'D'SiTf.rrai, PUT
GENERAL AGENT
ECLECTIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF nSTE^AT YOEK.
OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC DEPARTMENT,
331 Montgomery Street, (Stevenson's Building) San Francisco.
&etttfd>cs
ige(Ofendiingen
in beliebtijen ©uttmten, auf ofle ^lage
£etitfd)laiib$, &dttemavf$, 9frmt>cgenS, <&&toeben§,
2C. JC $C.
bind) bie beuifdje ^ofberbinbung ober per 2Bed»ieI.
(SrbfAaften collecttrt. SBccfy'el nu«cjeffat. Drtert »om Sanbe prompt au8gefii()rt.
North America Life Insurance Co.
Iff os. 17 & 19 WARREN ST.
aSTEW YORK.
N. D. MORGAN, President; J. W. MERRILL, Vice-President; G. ROWLAND,
Actuary; H. C MORGAN, Secretary; Prof. H. A. NEWTON,
Yale College, Advisory Actuary.
WATOOT Will Mamas©**
302 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
56
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
OF NEW .w-..-,
416 and 418 California Street.
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E. W. WOOLSEY, h m General Agent
Union Insurance Building, San Francisco, Cal.
TEUBNER & HOFFMAN'S
ENTIRE NEW STYLE OF
METAL SHOW GASES-
PATENTED December 31, 1807.
537 CALIFORNIA ST., ■
Between Kearny and Montgomery Sti., SAN FRANCISCO
A large assortment >t silver. White Metal, and Wond Show Cases of the latest improved patterns constantly on
hand. Old Show Cases laketl in exchange. tglp'Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
Manufacturers of Vermouth
LABORATORY AND OFFICE,
Nos. 40 & 42 Geary Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
r. Pache has manufactured Vermouth for ten years in France ; and ten years of experience
in California has demonstrated clearly to him, that some brands of California White Wines are equal
to the best French and Italian Wines For making Vermouth.
Traders and Consumers generally are invited to try a sample of his superior product.
MOBM J® iMWi
•f
Gilding, Graining, and Marbling.
walls wHiraSifoR colored:
NO. 809 MARKET STREET,
SA.3KT FEANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
57
POPE <fc TALBOT,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Gang and Circular Sawed
van sovn)
MJL*
OFFICE, 318 CALIFORNIA STREET.
SPARS AND PILES, ALL SIZES, ALWAYS ON HAND, FOR SALE BY THE CARGO OR SINGLY.
Also Laths, Pickets, Shingles, Tongued and Grooved Flooring.
DRESSED LTJIMBER, OF1 A. L L. K I IV D S .
JL*A3E*.3E3LXJSr^ «fe CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Eockaways and Doctors' Fnaetons.
All kinds of Jobbing and Carriage Painting done at the Shortest Notice.
631 & 633 HOWARD ST., COR. HUBBARD,
S-A.TST FRA3STOISCO.
AZiESAXTDER. S. McCKECOH,
(LATE DEPUTY CITY AND OOUNTY SURVEYOR,)
CIVIL MGIHMR AND SURVEYOR,
OFfTCE, COURT BLOCK, 636 CLAY STREET, ROOM 16.
REFERENCES.
Stewart Menzies, Supervisor First Ward; James Adams, Sheriff; G. C. Potter, Ex-County
Surveyor ; J. C. Sack, Mathematical Instrument Maker ; and John Center, Esq.
H. CROCKARD,
$$*s* $m®m
*
MISSION STREET,
North Side, between Steuart and Spear, SAN FRANCISCO.
All kinds of Repairing done. All Work executed with Neatness and Dispatch.
58
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Yosura, wn f niif
9
PACIFIC RAILROAD, CALIFORNIA
COAST, MIXTIXTC, ETC.
PHOTOGRAPHIC YIEWS,
Watkta
Y&BBMITB ABT 0A&&BBYl
22 & 26 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICZ HOXJSi: E1TTP.AXTCE
Guarantee Capital - $300,000.
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President,
F. D. Atherton,
I. Friedlander,
Secretary,
OFFICERS.
JOHN PARROTT. Vice-President,
DIRECTORS.
James Otis, John Parrott,
Adam Grant, John Morton,
H. S. Babcock.
T. F. BACON. Attorney,
- H. S. BABCOCK.
James D. Walker,
Jerome Lincoln,
SIDNEY V. SMITH.
Ordinary and Term Deposits Received,
ixro OH-A.R.O-E for E3srTPtA.nsraE fee.
Loans made on Real Estate and other approved Securities.
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Office, No. 304 Sansom St., Friedlander's Bldg;., opp. Bank of California,
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